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ssy >. C. MCGUIRE. Auo,,ons.r.

GALE ON PRESIDENTS sQUARE-On Wednesday, Noveni-
~ ber ist Al o'cioek premises, will sell public
sale that hand dwelling
pied by The New Dr. pyne The which stands fronts
ia feet 10 inches,
lot ON the corner 5 feet
ground A. opportunity seldom o this 10
cation, this should The large,
built, with modern improvements, altogether desirable
Terms One fourth H. l6 months,
with Interest on the deferred payments recued by deed
tsHysyancss at the purchasers expense.
ATE Of
10 be delivered purchaser compliance with the
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ll--e0dhds AuctioneeI
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railroad 70
nooga Central railroad of Mississippi at The
Mobile and branch from point near Eon 10
bend OF the Tennessee river Alabama
In Demopois Alabama
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THE Birds or the Bible elegantly Nlustr led, by
i the Rev. II. Iinrbaugh.
Narrative journey Round Dead n
LaEd 1850 and 1851; by r. Dc Saucy,
Institute vols.
Giseke. ri
Norwegian Lapiand
translated the hIuYge Edward
Joy Morris.
Cummngss Message from God
Great Sacrifice
Do Christ receiving Sinnegs,
DO Minor Workg-secOnd series. .l- .-
Ph; scan's Visiting List for 1855.
au.t received, and on sale
TAYLOR d MAURY'S
Octi Bookstore, 9th
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.na 1.r
the most nu.lioas and
ss and Of s sSy Ses 81 s
s psais s shss s,"s.a n s g.
s s. 1 aud Of s
ss,no. a ?, .aIu. and known ea.sn.ysy asd
prevsno sickness. important ,he curing Of dis
People should therefore, Heckers ana freely
common loud to preserve blessing. -ss
DS
SSS. Front street. fh.Sepha nj g. Bowasa ca ~ Long
The oro,on Mills, Cherry street, New York. ''''
Sep 3o-dlm
M MEDIoAL DEPAnTMGNT OF GEORaETOwn
III Coega-Thc lectures will commence November 5h and
continue until III .hs 81. middle & March
ton, saS dsseetns ticket, 90
FACULTY.
Noble Young D.. Professor Of Institutes and Of Med
F!odoardo Hows D., Professor Obstetrics Disease.
Of y
Hygiene :. : n...
ca ros.sol cn.m. and
Howard, NJ. D., Therspsu
"'' 'ou"s ~ D'G'e's1 P%opoaRpo no%xRD p..n
Oct 7-2awtNov6 Corner loth and St.
STATE OF NEW JEEsEx-1n S..: the matter Of .s.-
on 'sss' ss '''' late "e''s '''1''
huff late of III. comfy Of undon in ..d STATE died .s.e
file the clerks office of
said All therefore, who claim interest in the said
required the said at the city Of
within oenfy days after the first day OF April A. D. 1885,
wi the said nqution
this State such made and provided
X. =. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. j.
Tuxsros, N. j., Sept 20, 1854
6-Rwtmn" y ~
!, EW Fail and Winter (so0ds-WM. H. STAMFORD,
Merchant Tailor north sids three
Of Third has Just opened and
Of French and English goods wear
he calls the attention Of his friends and generally They
will be made order the best
most fashionable style, and At the lowest possible price
B-Aways hand general Of gentIemen's fur
nsiine goOds.
Oct 1-2aw3wh
I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER i-The undersigned have
Ii established lumber business 4h
sale
desiring put buildings
furnished by calling at the yard.
On hand, fine lot Of cedar posts
Sept a9-Qaw4w GRIPS h WALLER
FRENCH. italian, and Drawing Tt acher, desiring
among several, do attending
applications OF wishing
submitting his testimonials obedience call addressed
B., Washington, D. 9. Gept S-d2w
Library Of Congress,
October 9, 1854
hereby given Library Ccnsrssa
closed Thursday, the l9b instant, and will
JOHN g. MEEHAN,
Oc, lo--cod0w Librarian
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No SIS 1854 for the iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad
distcts of lands subject Louis Missouri
DO do do jackson, do
No. sis July l5 1854, Dubuque, Iowa
Left Hand River, Fond Lac Lake
peo Wisconsin, except the lands in Wisconsin hrreiooe
stored by notice No. $500
La The sulect puluauq. Inxa
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NEW YORK FALL GOODs.-I. RtGGLE5, Merchant
~ Taller New York,
cloths, vesngs
the qualities imported all Of which open
specton OF the public,
Also varied furnishing goods
gentlemen.
Goods for boys which hs viii make order the best
mems ready made cohing all made
which he will cell
6nng his attention strictly 10 the regular merchant aong bus
l2s res snrh street, opposite seden, Withcrs, h Co.
Sept 2u--eo6tf
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rHE STAGE-Personnl Recoections OF the Stage BY Wn
b. Wood Further supplies just received al
TAYLOR X MAURY's
Oct II Bookstore 9th
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March 20, 1854 for railroads from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery, Alabania place
Eyton Decatur, and Atbens, Tennessee
In lands subject Caaba, Alabama.
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EMOtIts OF Celebrated characters, by Latnains.
l vols. 4
TIE Dead SOdom,
De saulcy; journey In 1851 and 1852.
Life ana Epil.ss OF ST. Paul by Couy owson.
The Lost Heress; hy Mrs souhworth. !
hnlai Norwegian and I.apand tale, German.
North American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance and Enterprise for young. /
L,f.'s Lesson; a novel. |
Tn. Fossil Spirit dream of geology. / vol.
The Home IL the Valley; by N tarIen
swedisn vSi.N
TIE nose nf The Parsonage; the Gieake,
Keld's Poems; enlarged edition. illustrated, vol.
M tue Iine OF Ceoge Third by Lord Broush
Lady Ruseefia Lst,cls. vol.
Pro.r and Prejudice /; by Mrs
Chninbers's Papers for The People; 8 vols
CbambeIr's Miscellany. 10 vols.
Select WyiiiBas Of Robert Chambers 4 vols
Punams Monthly Magazine for Ocobeg
Dickens's Household Words for October.
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR,
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A CARO.--WALTER HARPER & co. would take this method
II Informing their friends and
that they aud ready Inspections choice
beautiful Of fall goods OF atoD comprising
desirable article slks embroideres fancy
good-, Paris coaks, nantes, &c.
ALSO
Lnh goods shng, table hrasye and hnck
diaper, napkins doSiies, Sc, Mt reduced prices
3--9teof
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MATHEnATICAt. Drawing instruments, Ira variety,
Ill Ut the finest quality
bought from the Europe by
under signed
sets for 81 a5 and upwards
FRANCk TAYLOR.
AMAItTINES New Work Memoirs o Celebrated Char
IL acters; by AIpIonse de LamaItinc
tvermore Epstie to the Romans with commentary
Sised translation, and introductory
Popular Tales; by Madame Guzot
Dscourses; by Abiei Abbott Liverm0re
A Practical and Commercial Arithmetic Docbery.
Ill. ID. -
3 Apw-a Days by Laura J. Custis.
Easy Warren and bis Contemporaries.
fiarpefs Gazetteer, No. u,
just published and for psie a
TAYLOR & MAURY's
oe' ~ BOokstore 9lf street,
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NEM F,LL eonps --Havirr iust reurned om .he Norh E

s.Edors of above papers will please copy and send
Office with paper containing this notice.
sep g9-law3w
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\ EW Fail and Winter 9o0ds.-WM, H. STAMFORD,
u Merchant Tailor Pennaytvania sds
west Third street. has Just opened la,se and handsome
French aud English
calls the attention his friends generally
will be made order noics,
most fashionable rtyIe and the possible price,
BAways hand general Of zsntemen's fur
nislng goods
Oct 1-2aw3wif
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CHARLES MASON,
unssea states Patcn, once,

r. sEdo of above will please and send
bills the Office, with continuing this notice
Sep g9--inw3w
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A FRENCH italian, and Drawing Teacher, dessri ng
n employment In academy school, willing
among several will do himself the pleasure attending
applications OF wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials obedience addressed
b.. Washington, d. G. G~pt S--d2w
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June ls-eou
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Ungrounded Fears.

Our friends of the Yorkvillc Remedy kindly
warn us of the danger of undertaking to pub.
lish pr''er for one dollar. We like to have
friends solicitOus for our welfare. We know
that such paper rs the Press is too cheap Mt
one dollar. But we assure the Remedy thnt not
withstanding our respect for its Judgment and
its frank expression of fear on our account, we
still believe most firmly TINT we can publish q
paper-a first class paper, too-for one dollar,
and make enough to save the Commissioners Of
the Poor from any trouble on our account.
The appearance of papers, as well as OF
men, indicates tho general state of their health
Does not our bantlins look remarkably spright,
ly and gay for one of its agc2 No marks of de.
cay visiblc-no indices of dissipaton-no alarm
ing symptoms, arc think, of mental deprccia
tionl But on the contrary see what vigorous
look the Press exhibits; how pleasant the odoi
of its breathing how calm and unrufficd its
temper; and how neatly and tastefully it is
clad. Think We cannot publish it for one dol
lara Our predecessor has reared it to the full
period of dcntition and now we who think We
know something of nursing, cannot raise the
child! Two or three papers have collapsed
during the current year, but was there dol
lar one among themf Ifmany more should fol
low, wc shall be compelled to increase our pric,
in order to keep the demand for the Pres
within reasonable bounds.
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Our Receipts.

We commence, in this issue, the publication
of payments to the second volume of the Press.
If there shall occur any mistakes, we beg to be
informed of them. Up to the present. the sub
scribers to the Press have paid up unusually
we'll We hope all those who wish the paper
to continue its visits to them, and have not
sent on their dues, will see the propricty of re-
mitting at mn early day.
A paper the size of ours and printed on such
type as we use, at one dollar, is indeed remark
ably cheap-cheaper than any other in the
Southern Statcs-and it is essentially necessary
that payment be made promptly. Let rs keep
clean books and good hrmor, and We shall do
our utmost to send forth paper inferior to
none in the Union.
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ington streets quantity of snuff, cowhage and
a bottle of vitriol was thrown among the cs-
cort: In the vicinity of the Custom House a
truckman attempted to drive his team through
the lines of the military. One of his horses a
valuable animal, was killed by bsyonct stab.
The crowd cried, "shame I" .si,ame l' and
made a rush, when the commander of tho com
pany, greatly excited ordered his troops to
fire. Col Boyd, of tho staff, henring the order,
spurrcd his horse in front of the company and
prevented the execution of the order. Several
arrests were made. and three or four individu-
als were badly hurt. A well-drcssed elderly
man was conveyed to the hospital with his head
cut open by u sabre John X. Hayes, Captain
of the Police, resigned at noon, refusing to do
duty"
Our hearts desire is to see the Fugitive Slave
Law fully enforced-consttuted authority pre-
dominate over lawless violence. We deprccatc
a dislnemberncnt of the Union, and the failure
of this law will surely tend to such q result.
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The Rnbun Can Railroad.

We had almost come to the conclusion that
this great enterprise was about to be n failure,
from the comparative silence of the press in
regard to it, but our fears, we arc happy to i'll
form the readers of the Press were groundlcss,
and little apprehension need be felt but that
this great artery of commerce will be opened i'll
few years from tho chcart of the alluvial West,
through which her intxhanstble stores of grain
and other produce will find its way into our
markets.
The Anderson Gazette gives the following,
which indicates that the work "gocs bravely
on"
'From all quarters we receive the most cheer
ing accounts of tho prospects ofthis road. In
the neighborliood of Pendleton, Messrs Max
well d Wright have large contract and arc
pushing forward the work with greut success
They have in constant employment from seven
ty to one hundred hands. Nearly all the con
tracts between this point and the tunnel are
tnken by cnterprising men, and will be compile
ted within the limited time"
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The Charleston Courier saysi "a consign-
ment of fifty bales of cotton, the first ever re.
ceiyed here direct from Nashville Tenn, con-
signed to Messrs. Fackler, Colcock and Co.,
have just reached the railroad depot in this city.
1t is the product of one of the counties in the
vicinity of Nashville, and it affords us much
pleasure to chronicle this additional evidence of
the increase of trade which promises to be of
so much Importance to our city"
difficulty occurred, as we learn from the
fIorldian and journal, near Tallahassee. Fla.
on the 22d ult., between Thomas Gaskins and
Troy Ferrell, in which Ferrell was shot by a
pistol ball through the breast At last accounts
hope Of recovery. Gaskins gave himself up
anu Is now in the hands of the Sheriff.
GENERAL CoNFERENcE-On the Goth ult.
Richmond, Virginia, Charleston, South Carroll.
na Louisville, Kentucky, New Orleans La,
memphis, Tennessee st. Louis, Mo-, Galveston
Texas, and San Francisco, California, were se.
lected as places for Book Depositories. On tho
3oth ut, Messrs. Stevenson and Owens were
elected Book Agents.
| We understand, snys the Carolinian that the
General Conference adjourned on Tuesday 8Otk
ulI Inc south Carolina Conference will meet
IN Columbia, on the 10Th November next at
which one OF the newly elected bishops, DR.,
George F. Pierce, will preside.
James II. Williams was recently elected Nh,
Jor General of the Fifth Division OFFS. c. Militia
without opposition.
The Washington Star says that tho lo,s Of .
mail key by postmaster in the absence Of ant.
sfactory explanation, is deemed sufficient cou.o/
for his removal. ''y
Hay is so scarce in the midland Districts 6f
upper Canada that cattle are everywhere per-
1shlng. For some time past Si5 per ton baa
been freely paid for the most Indifferent ouali
| ties. 4""''
The Coon TINE CoMEl-A telegraphic dis
patch to n member of Congress Announces tho
gratifying fact that a woman has been elected
Constable in Perry county, Illinois Greely
should consider this fair Offset to the passage
Queen Victoria, it is said, inns sent $500 and
an autograph letter, to the fugitive slave NJ
men flour.
A H1en FIcURE.-Beef sold, on Saturday, in
New York at 25 cents
r. A: McNight, Esq, Editor and Proprietoi
OF the Unionvllc Journal, has been aprointe
Postmaster Mt Unionvillc, S. c..
A strong movement is being made in Paris
BRING about better observance of the Sail
BATH The Emperor, it is said, encourages thI
movement.
+ HIGH PRcEs.-Corn in Florida command
81 per bushel, and is scarce at that; flour al ]
per barrel; bacon l6 cents, and hams 20 centa
per pound.
Luke West, one of the Campbell Minstrels!
who died in Boston on Friday, leaves to his
wife and child fortune of $4,000.
. New RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-It is in contempla.
ton to connect Wilmington and Charlotte, N.
C' by railroad, to be called the Atlantic, Ten.
nessee and Ohio Railroad. It is also in CON
temptation to extend said Road to Jonesboro. in
, Tennessee. by which connection with thd
Dnnville and the "Wcstern Extension Road
would be formed.
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The Black Warrior Difficulty Settled.

If the following despatch to the Charleston
Standard be correct, all chance of difficulty
with Spain, for the present at least, is at m
end. The proclamation of the President will
damp the ardor of the fillibusters, and this am
icable adjustment of the Black Warrior affair
will cffectuallyk kill Mr.. Slidcll's scheme:
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1s54.-Thc State de-
rartlnent, as well rs the foreign Legations, have
received dispatches by the last steamer, the
Asn, which reached New York last evening,
announcing the entire and amicnble settlement
of the Black Warrior affair. In addition to
rcmitting the fine of six thousand dollars i'm,
posed upon the steamer by the Cuban authori
tics, Spain disclnims nil intentions of insulting
the flag of the United States, and agrees that
the port regulations of Havana shall be so al
tered rs to guarantee American commerce from
oil injury and interruption in future. This in
telligcnce has created the livelicst satisfaction
among the more moderate men in this city, but
it does not appear to meet with any great de-
gree of appreciation from some who are anxious
for full aud ample redress for all the othe,
grievances complained of in the indictment
against Spain.
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The Eastern War

The New York Times states thnt it has infor.
nation through private and highly respectable
sources in London, which indicate that the En-.
peror ofRussia is seriously inclined to withdraw
from the position into which he has been be.
traycd. The Times adds:
"Our informant states that the recent ot.
Tempt OF Austria to reopen negotiations with
the Car will afford the desired, if not indeed
the concerted opportunity, for taking, the frat
step IN this direction. It is stated that Baron
MeyendroH, the Russian Minister. has assured
the Emperor of Austria that the Austrian note
which had received the approval of all the Am.
bassadors at the Court of Vienna. will be an.
swered In such amanner as to show the perfect
sincerity OF the Emperor of Russia in DENYING
al intentions Of conquest and aggran dizernent
70 the .detriment and prejudice Of the othsr
powers, and to testify at the fsanfe time: bfa
readiness to maintain peace, if it be not made
condltlonally on the acceptance of propositions
detrimental to the interests, dignity and honor
OF hls throne. This reply Of the Cabinet of ST.
Petersburgh, though vague in its meaning.
Will be framed, says our informant, so as to in.
innate that the Gar would not be unwilling TO
suspend hostility, and to send Plenipotentiarv
to q European Congress"
Iiis Times is inclined to think that the move
hlt be made, is pnother. Russian trick to post.
pone Operations, and to secure the auxiliary fors
ces OF impassableroads, tempestuous waves and
all the rigor of winter, that would be the IN
doubted death Of the q sick man."
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FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
". L. MARCY, Secretary of State.

HEALTH OF BARuAMvnLE.-The melancholy
and sudden death of young lady, one of the
p pupils at Barhamville, has cast a gloom over
the institute, and caused panic among the schol.
ars. Three eases of typhoid dysontery have
9een oil that have occurred among one, hun.
dred and thirty whites on the premises, and
surely there was no cause for such alarm. The
t term being within three weeks of its close, and
the mournful event having rendered r. nrohal Jua
ole that the studies would be pursued with less
interest and spirit under the painful dispensa.
.,on, 1t seems to us very proper to terminate
tne nf session. to prevent the possibility of men
tai depression being the cause of predisposition
to discase. The disease in question is prevail.
ing IN many Of our upper districts and the
number OF cases at Barhamville was very small
IN proportion, 10 to the population. I'VE are hap.
:Ry 20 cay that the case above alluded to was
only fatal one and the ONLY death MIs swS;oh
mas occurred in eighteen years in'theF popular
ana wei! conducted edinstitution of the yenerahie
Dr. r. Marks. The two other cases are conya.
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From Havana.

Our attentive New York correspondent, saws
the Washington Star of Saturday, sends us q
letter from Cuba which had Just reached him.
We extract from the last and very late one as
follows:
You will find by tho official Gazette that dc.
crees have again commenced-that of arminp
the negroes is officially promulgated. There
will be four companies TO each battalion-twC
of mulattoes and two of blacks This decree
which it was supposed would be suspended, has
created great CONSERVATION here, as well as
the one Of the day before, registering all NAL,
cnumerating opposite each name the amount
of property each owns, and such other remark,
as may be found convenient and necessary pre
paratory to being enrolled in the militia. =
You cannot be surprised at tho desperate
state in which men here find themselves. Th,
proclamation calls for an armament of no les!
than $4,000 negroes. This will exceed the ef
fective force of their troops This accomplished
the fate of the country is sealed. They vii
never lay down their arms again, except the,
are forced to do 80, and we cannot blame, no
could we blame them if they sacrificed ever,
white man on the island. They seem to be en-
couraged in it, and from the apathy that seem
to prevail in oil quarters, except the few spirit
that exist on the Island who really have N
power to prevent it, the event may he realize,
sooner than we anticipate. OF this time will
show. Facts are stubborn things, and when
send you official evidence, it will not be doubtc
rs presume mine is.
The decree permitting the whites and black
| to intermarry is not yet promulgated but til
| circulars are out from the Bishop, by order G
the Captain General, to all the curates to thu
effect.
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NEWS ITEMS.

MRS. Sarah Jones DeSaussure, wife of Hon
w. r. DeSaussure, died on the 25th ult
letter from Louisville states that Mr.. Nob,.
Butier the brother of the late Professor Bntjer
hkeiy to be compelled to sell his house tt
raise money to pay the expensesfof the prose
teution in tho latesWard case. g 8, ''
a letter from Kansas to the OceoIa rnd.ns,
dent states that the advance guard of tha Nor
mon emigration over the plains thisSs MASON t.
encamPed near that town. This body nnmhero
sixteen hundred persons chiefly Danes, Swedes
nnorwegians, Welch, and English. One M
tIs GurtIs mountain Mormon, commands fhe
oanu, Whlcn VIII start with three hundred wag.
on' Is soon as the grass has grown Sufficiently.
The Washington Star announces that our
government has received reliable adyices from
.ne. ltyoi Mexico, saying that the Gadsden
be accepted by Mexico D's
RELIEF FOR THE wnow.-A subscription na-
ReIior the relief Of. the widow of the murdered
bateheider svas started on Monday afte,noon
by one of themost patriotic and liberal wor, n"eu
c1ants OF Boston, and received large number
oa names immediately, with generous amounts
afhxed to them. Andit is said the Sensta.s
rension Committee have agreed to report ab b;lI
giving her $4,000. - = " O'ii
sAr Lythgoe and his. party Of engineers ar.
rived at Knoxville. Tenn, on the 26tR ult. and
proceeded at once in the work of locating icS1
niteiys preparatory, TO It's construction, that
EPafg oi the Blue Ridge Railroad between that
Pieee % ya and the North Garolina State line y :
zsSAf. .FaAN6Iseo PosT4O Oyrror. .-Durinr ty,e A.
quartef ofs the present year, the large. sursSlns
.oI vas realized for box rents "a che III =
iasase seePoss 3, o@se 81 tEss 81
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Crops in Florida.

We take the following from the Tampa ella
Herald, of the first instant in relation to the
crops in that portion of the State We also
see from our exchanges from other sections that
the prospects ofan abundant harvest were never
more fattering:
It is truly gratifying to find that our planters
will be we'll remunerated. The cold of April
injured the young cotton in some places, yet
by Immediately replanting they have fair
old pnrt'-.; :; "ane en4vss, looked better" says an
Se required next season." The sugar cane at
opened that part of the country. DR.. Braden
informs US that all the planters are we'll pleased
with their young cane, and that larger
amount of sugar will be made than any previ-
GUS year.
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souSnerHQu QuarterIy REVIEW.
Le Han Bleu.

Our weather-wilted ipirits were gratefully
revived few days ainceby the entrance into
our "shop" of this modest but sprightly little
monthly. For this number we are indebted to
our friend of the Advoeats We have, however,
marked Miss BLEu down.ae one of our anticipa-
tod monthly 'isttors, and hereby, with all the
grace we are masters3of invite her to "call
round" regularly.
Most of our readersswe presume. know who
ne ea' SI'u is, and what are her terms per annu.
al attendance. Hnot Just address q letter ~.
:ba' Ble't, Andersen. and you will soon
learn. =. ..S&FlaxEsa =