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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-05-13

MArRIMoNv.-a The virgin sends prayer.
to God, but carries but one soul to him but
the state Of marriage fills up the number. q
the elect, and hath in it the labor of love, the
dslicacies Of friendship, the blessing oil
society, and the union Of hands and hearts;
il hath in il less Of beauty, but more Of safety
than the single life; it hath more care, bui
less danger; il is more merry and more sad
is fuller ofjoysi; il lies under more burdens,
but it is supported BY all the strength Of
love and charity, and those burdens are
delightful. Marriage is the mother Of the
world, preserves kingdoms, fills cities and
churches, and heaven ITSELF, Celibacy, like
the fly in the heart.of an apple, dwells in
perpetual sweetness, but sits aione, and is
confined and dies in singnIarity; but mar
rage, like the useful bee. builds house,
and gathers sweetness from every. flower,
and labors and unites into societies and
and sends out colonies, and feeds
the world with .delicacies, and sobeys their
king, and exercises many virtues and pro-
notes the interest Of mankind, and is that
state Of good things to which God hath
designed Ffhe present constitution. Of the
world. Jeremy Taylor ~ s4as y 81 ss;,f
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A N Election will be held in the 18th
Ward Of the parish Of Terrebonne on the slst day of
MAY 1854 for the purpose of elecng constable to serve
in said Ward.
An election will also be held the 18th Ward of the parish
Of the day and date aforesaid for the pur
pose Of electing constable to serve in said Ward
The election precincts follows, to-wit:
Twelfth Ward-At the School Hcuse-H. Arcenaux W
Hatch, E. D. Burguieres, Commissioners
Thirteenth Ward-At the School House, V. Boutelou
H. Carln, Z. Marsh, Commissioners. 81 sc.
By order Of the President Of the Police Jury,
f GAGNE Clerk
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n Election sera tenu dams lie l2me
ct 13me ACCOMPLISHMENT de Ia parcisse de Te,rebonne,
MERCREDl lie 81 de MAI, 1854 atm G'eIire un constable
pour chaqn'un des dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Les heux d'elections sont CONNIE suit, savoir
lzeme Arrondissement-A Ia Nation dEcole-H Arce
neau, W. Hatch, ct E. D. Burguieres, Cousmssaires.
lSeme Arrondissement-A la Maison dEcole-J. V. Bou
teou H. Carln, ct R. Marsh Comniissaires
+ GIuNE,' Grefier
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D'IsRAEI1 The London Times, in a
review of the Biography of D'Israeli, just
published. exclaims-" Benjamin D'Israeli !.
what a subject for the historian, the physio-
logist, the statesman, the philosopher and
the divine! How shall we approach the
many-sided? We cannot hold him up to
the indignation, the scorn and the horror of
the country, for we have all sensible
interest in his success, applaud his triumphs,
and approve his skill. We dare not propose
him for general imitation, for Heaven
knows and we can guess how the success
has been achieved, the triumphs used, the
skill directed. What model of pluck, of
perseverance, of seIf-command, of endur-
ance, ofinteIlectuaI vigor, is this pale-faced,
ringleted, imperturbable man, as he sits
before US, defying the knife Of the dissector;
and smiling sardonically at the worst efforts
of his toes.n
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I SNoBs.-When you hear a man insisting
upon points OF etiquette and fashion-won
dering for instance, how people can cal
with steel forks and survive it, or wha,
charms existence has for those who dine al
three, without soup or fish-be sure that the
individual is snob.-Er.
Yes, all right, as Oliver says; and when
| MT. Snobs doubts the correctness of an homo
| rable mans connection with an honorable
family, knowing nothing of the facts, depend
| upon 1t, he is vegetable snob of uncertain
origin.
When a man refuses to read country
paper, "lts contemplate stuff" but reads
the same with avidi,y when copied by a
noted city paper, for which he SUBSIDIES,
and for which he is probably yet in debt !;
depend upon it, he is snob-if not an ire
trievable ass
When man tries to assume san unfit
ting y modesty in the presence of ladies,
thinking "its win,' depend upon it he's
snob, and his twin" is an irretrieyable
loss.
When man seeks the opportunity of
expressing in the company Of ladies' his
"moTal dlsproval Of and utter contempt for,
the rakishness of certain other men," and
sees one OF those certain men arming one of
those same ladies to church next day.
depend upon it he's snob, and finds that
his interpretations wasn't no CO.
When man has smile and bow-and
nod and yes for everything his jewel-his
darling-his duck-his dove and his swan
can say or do depend upon it he's snob.
and will fog her like blue blases in less
than one year after she consents TO make up
the full compliment of his ribs. ...
Ii EGG d. (l6e'riHe Gazette
RorALTY-Qneen Victoria, the gossips
say, is rapidly falling into flesh, after the
habit Of her family. Her bus, has become
very large; her robe conceals the stoutness
Of her figure; but that may be surmised
from her full face, ruddy cheeks. and unmis-
taxable and decided double chin. The dress
she wore on the opening or Parliament is
said to have been one Of extraordinary rich
ness. The royal attire consisted of body
of silver tissue, the bottom of which lin lieu
of founce) was fall Of silver bullion
nearly foot deep. A robe of crimson
velvet with tippet, and trimmings and
sleeves of ermine, enriched with gold lace.
and fastened in front with massive rope of
gold, with large golden tassels hanging
down in 'front.' covered the Dress Round
her neck was necklace ofdiamonds. Her
earrings were diamonds also. Her hair, as
usual, was in plain braids. and she wore
rich and very becoming tiara of diamonds
and pearls. e. 5gl. ,t,.|
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JEWELLERY.
'IHE subscribers will receive splendid
Il of JEWELRY In few days, consisting 81
WATCHES BREAST PINS
EAR AND FINGER RINGS
GOLD AND SILVER spECTACLEs,
SHIRT BUTTONS, TH1MBLEs Lockers,
GOLD PENS and PENCILS BRACELETS
Ear Hoops, Sleeve and Collar Buttons Cui.Pns, &c.
apl 29-3t i -'' WAKEMAN 4 SNITH
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TREATY WITH PaaAeuaY.-The Wa,hing
n 0OrrasySnn liant .e A. g.

TREATY WITH PalAduAr.-The Ws,hirg-
- correspondent Of the Charleston Stan
a.d N bis le,tsrof The ID in.t, s.ys: s.. d
The Senate yesterday iafi6eld sthe treaty
sseoelatsd with Paraguay s. M. Pendleton
aafcn 81 last ysar The treaty Is one Of
: 20, tfiendship navigation and Commerce "a.
!. : s.vssos the right Of free navigation for
&. .ssenans .hips, OF the Paraguay river Is
- = = Assumption. and ofthe Parma from
81 sss'sn belongs to Paraguay, Is, fsr Is the
aye 81 4 Eucarnaeion. Tha treaty pos,esses
-; :. - isatsfes Of the most liberal CONNER.
sSs. nesilea ieciprocating freely all the
nn...s;. -. nsually offered ocnirac.;na
q 49,. on such occasions Il also provides
k,;es y religious freedom, With night Of
~ ~. 8 9 American si,izsns ia Paraguay.
~ 'he right . hold rsliEious worship there
Z ~ e 4, il their private dwellings, Of
Co.,, saoeaoss OF o6iaes Of the American
'els. The treaty is FOR seven yea,s
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HAYTL-The Boston Traveller, referring to
the report, brought by the brig Whitaker, 1t
Philadelphia from Gonaives, that hostilities
were about to be renewed between the Hayiens
and the Dominicans, says: ss.Sa s-.-
We doubt the correctness Of the above report.
A vessel arrived ct New York day or two
Ancs from Port au Prince, April Is, seven
days later, and makes no report upon the SUBJ
Jet Letters received in this city per brig
Whitaker, do not mention any war Or proba-
bility Of one. Letters from Cape Haytien to
April 18th, are silent on the subject. ,Ia .,.ss
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fAnuHEs N RussIA.---A New York despatch
aV the Letters received By the Arabia am
hesaes that several large failures aiming business
=; m. nd persons Of great wealth, had occurred
= n a. including StephAnofF, for nearly half
. Inaon, and Jansen, broker, for quarter Of
nllncn Three houses in Moscow had also
expended. ---..--
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Mayoralty Of Thbodaux, May 10, 1854
NOTICE 10 BAKERS, The price Of
Fresh Flour being 81 %, in the New Orleans Market
Bakers required give II ounces bread for tn cents
during next week '. D. TERREBONNE, Mayor
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Marie de Tthodaux, &c 10 Mai, 1854
a Wis Au BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farne aiche eant 81 90 sur lie Aarche de la No,
vee Orleans les Boulangers requis de donner "
onces de pain pour dix cents, durant h seInane ,pro-
chaine. V'D. TERREBONNE Marie
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e .BELCHER, Attorney and Caunse7.
W r at Ldtc continues the practice Of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District Office III Thibodaux ie11
Il s.. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
L at Laao will practice in the parishes of Assumption
haiourche, and TerrebOnne. t,' jell
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A l.. PLOUGH. JR., DENTAL SURGEON
1As Most respectfully informs his friends and 49,
the public in general that he has very recently
ceiyed tine assortment Of DENTAL MATERIALS of Tho
first qualities, such as-Iorceaine Teeth Gum 7eeth'for
full SETS fine gold foil for plugging teeth &C. He is now
well prepared to fill all orders In his line profession at the
shortest notice ~~t r p : - : TionfA.
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L1sRRY LKASR AT PUBLIC AUCTIOr-FINANCl
4 Department. city Of New York, December n ls53.-In
outon of she CONNER Council the 18Th
December ngant and Of the 7h seo,on Of she amended
s sell ~ public suction 20 the hishes bidder Esh ade
security At the City Hail. shs fist day of February
ae1. cns O'Clock Ia the afternoon, grant Of the right 70
.s,abh and maintain ferry from tho foot ef Chxmbors
the oity OF New York tho North HUDSON
iver " PAvona In the State OF New Jeroy, and
h back again, together vita shs psr and bulhsad 81
emoluments arising from said ferry
snshesd for the term Of ten from the expiration Of
M lease pier vbioh terminates the frss Of
Sy 1854 Tho purchaser Of the Terry lease and ice
equal TO twenty per o-at Of the oun
u case be .Ioonss lease $40 ceysr Ants othc.
be forfeited 20 the corporation DE Will DO roquirod
Aso furnish obgs the tiIne executed
suresies 70 th5 eocs shst he will execute bond with
inress approved by the Mayor and Comptroller, f
Of ths rent quarser yearly an fox she
hui eKscnop Of the covenants u the Lease The toes Of
the the lease TO be paid BIZ sh
Tho condors and ants of the ssse 20 be
Of eAses heretofore oLtored
ootla Amoadea eEa-ter 1853 tat all whe
purchasers of shs fairy aa, ghi ba requires
81 fl- appr aissd valuaton the boats build
sd other property Of former actually neoes
By the oisJ or Or an eonnsesoa vsn sns
pier sp bni head propod 10 30 LEASED during she tern
sacA essc Tho PICK at ths foot Of ChsGbss street. Nc
~ x hundred .set lcss rsy feet vide. w'ts - atts
~ by fsry fet ard THO bukhesa ~ the foos Of chsbcr
all She ferry hxtnrcs 70 30 an the norsh side Of
tisr be constructed according aAs plano &c
os Saans mar Swas "a sxsss ana Sosi,sn Of Is.
psepersJ Chambers beet covered BY he resous0n may
10 ssen a. tbe Comptroner's efacs.
ras above sale hereby postponed 50 wsdaeassS, Web.
,saunry 81 1854. A. O. PLAGG. Comptroller.
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resolutions asserting the oor,promire measures OF 1880
npslty and after having subscribed TO the same
In dsmocrst; CAUCUS. As the contract thus made
ali were bouEd tn good faith 70 mainisin 1t; bat
they were called upon to dsregsrd and repeal
Illinois, is free from the OF 1887 (Hs Mr. sxeonj
vas an old fhonet kind OF man, who believed shsn
pg TO do 80 whom II was fairly made Tne com promise
Of 1850, included the admission of California into the
Union, establishment OF Territorial governments for
Utah snd New Mexico the sotemept OF ths Texas bouu
dsry abolition of rho slave trade ID the District Of
bis and the pase OF the Fugitive Slave law In what
respect these ncom pStibe with Nj ssouri
premise, which applied 10 territory purchased Lou
sADA. ard to ohe' He had In print and heard
It repeated in this hail that must crush outD
free soilsm and abotonism He did not know BY whom
the term was coined gentleman n.sr by, said " o.
,so Gp'9i,s" However 4 was very exprss'y- Crush
10 u business to crush OUT. tho ssntinap aps OF the
American people By Congressional isaislatonf Tyrans
have been yi,g to crush out love cf liberty since
Cain killed his brother Ab havs been
and countries deuged with bood and yet the spirit sn
burns Tbs Emperor OF Rnssis now eogsgsd 10 crush
ing out liberty Western Europe Arssdy bs icy foot
has been put on Hungary to "crush ou liberty there
Truth TTn crushed to earth will rise s,.n5 ..;
BE tben procsedeo to consider Wheeler not tas pocy
established BY The at Of 1857 rgat wrong iasis
ms however, on the former and against the
tensi,p Of sIsvery.
Mr. Dawson roe TO poll of order tbs Home bill
Tie special orc for to-day. The question
hsr II was In order for the gssts nAn to take
tas se,snSsy ,ppopr,s @ dsaus' % - osa.s ss @osnrss
qnseioD should decide against the gsn,lmLn from
New jersey; but the point had been made repeatedly,
snt overrulsd
Nix SKHTos resumed arguing sgsnst the sItenaion Of
slavery, which ms ardsa evil especially when
trorght in consot with white Ia sor Ir ooncluion h.
said II tee hisouii c0mpromiss shall be repealed Il
would reopen tbs ooors OF coatendon which would bs
rife whenever any ate snsu hereafter apply for Ad
mission INTO the Union. Now that We have rcfce, he
would oe the last to disturh IT.
Mr.. MERCHANT (vhiy) OF VT, obtained he Aoor when
the COMMITTEES
MILITARY surERIsrEsDTsrs OF GOVERNMENT worKs
The following members iced - com pa5iug
the committee 10 report whether the ap point
ment ef military oficcrs TO supsriutend civil is
compatible With the pablo interests and consistent
the raturs sad character Of civil government -
nsssrs stanton OF Ky Dawson, Dickinson, Faulkner
Ven SAINT, sapp, and Kett
The H0pEs then adjourned.
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Court or General Sessions.

TRIAL OF JAMES eAUrDKRs, MARSHAL or THE AM
CIKrT ORDER OF HiBBRrIAEs, FcB RIOT ON rHB
FOURTH OF JULY LAaT.
FEB This being the cay set down for the trial Of
Ian es Saunders Marshal OF the Ancient Order OF Hiber
Mans for having participant In the late riot on the
4h OF July last Court densey crowded With spss-
,afors witnesses SO jurors all o. sho seemed 10 take
lively interest In the case
The greater part OF the day occupied In smpsnsl
linz ury the counsel for the defendant insisting upon
aver, nror being tried by the Recorder. Five persons
were challenged mptory and al the rect Tor prtncfp1
csure and for favor Az length, jury OF the following
nen reipg emr apseo the opened BY The
st lot Attorney. b Blunt, who stated al the fests
ropuscsd With the rist which We have already pubshsd
IA foil the aston OF the trial Of seventeen OF 60
fsudAnts men, In December
seward X PARKER, Foreman. Charles vinton,
George q wetmors, Elijah NJ CArrington,
Patrick Phillips, Daniel Dnriv,
Jbcmas Tborn, John Barrenpohie,
willism Bsushy, Smith Pine,
John y Cuprisrosu Adam II Undsrhi-
The 6rst wtnes called for thu prosecutor Wa omof
MoPbersop wb ose st,ro similar 70 tbas ne esW
former eeessisp syirg that when ne arrived ~ VA
scens Of us riot and was attempting 10 srress ma
the NAVAL rode no and 10 loud voice called out @ ave
msn ne 10 Ist the police take away the prisoner Tns
rest ~ his .sstimopy mmAtsal dehning mSfsD hs
A. sn ooer whils sndeavortng 70 anpsrss The
| ,lotsrs. I'm rsr,.. -...,.-
! ext ss 10 esless.
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Nc WS BY AEGR A p III.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM W. tSAIAGTON.
THE NEBRASKA QUESTION In con, ,'GRESS.
>~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~>>~~
Speeches Of General Houston, and A'essrs'
Mace and SkellOn.
~~~~~~>~-~~>>.>>o,~~
The French Spoliation Bill Engrosse ID
In the Senate.
The House again Engaged on the Home
stead Bill.
-~-~>~~-~~>-~>~>~~~~~~~~
REJECTION or GEO. SANDERS AS CONSUL TO LONDON
Difficulty about the Perham Gift
Lottery.
>~>>~~~>>>~>N>~~~~~~
WOnEN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION At ALBANY.
yy~>,~u~~>~y~>~~S~~>~>
Curious Proceedings, Speeches and Incidents,
&C., &C., &o.
Curious Proceedings, Speeches and Incidents
&C., &C., DO.
Tbe Lute,t I from wa.hingtor

The Lntelt from Warrington
REJECTION OF GEOBGE SANDERS AS ooNsUL TO
LONDoN-CONFIRMArIoN OF Mr.. O'sULLIvAN--
THE PRESIDENT AND THE NEBRASKA BILL-MiAE
WASHINGTON, Feb. a. 1854
George NJ Sanders nomination consul to Lon Ion
rejected to day, by vote OF twenty nns to ten. General
Cass spoke against his confirmation He declared he had
no feelings Of animosty tosards any man living, but
seIefpect wouli not permit him to vote for Sanders
after the abuse which he had showered upon him.
Merrs Douglas and Bodhead said to hAvc bsen tho
only democrats who voted against his rejsction.
George Sanders mainly his rejection to his abuse
Of od fosy statesmen, he termed them; bat ssna
tor frcm Wsoon,in also brought charge against hira
that he had in tho Democratic Reve attempted to ria
cule the wife OF prom nent politician and this charge
sealed his fate.
John O5allivan was confirmed to day as Charge to
Portugal bya vote OF twenty six to seventeen. It
not party vote. motion was made to reconsider the
vote OSrIlivan's confirmation.
The President had interview with Mr.. Dsan to day,
In consequence of the HERAsos article yesterday
cling the ntonded Van Buren amendment tho Nebraska
BILL 1t understood that there trouble At the White
House. and the prospect Il that Nebraska will 10 allowed
to shift for herself ere long.
Mr.. DAwscn's speech in the House to.dsy remark
ably able, though opposed to the measure he I'D
vocsted M DAwsons chances for the senstosship from
Pennsylvania are believed to he very promising.
Nike Walsh denies having written or moving thing
about this letter in the Jnday Dispatch. His denial has
avsred ca, tain warke de consultations which we're
prepai alton.
TIE PKRHaN Gil RNT5RPRIs-.
The Psrham Committee did not commence the dra wing
Of the gifts 10 day. owing to the chairman ang to sign
o: the orders, and obstacles being thrown in tho
way Of the mittee By part aid TO hrs been
usoted with the orsira ownership o, the sifs Who
been working for postpcnemsnt Considerable feeling
has ssen producsl By this action among dslegass
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The Di.aster to the steamship Georgia.


The engineer Of the steamship GsSYgiA repors thA the
ship bad bsen pefe1 sipg Gale from the anug OF
the Sth t. the 9n, and had gslanty wehthered it,
sb ut 1'ooc< ip the morons In resAnlpg point
Ia her which shs had lest heavy struck her
and stove her bow 20 the ran deck c,rfyas
orscsss syay sud taxing in water A. the bieAs very
ast Through active exesiions and the OF the
pumps shs Kept relieves OF water and In hour
l~o tie stsrm ahasd and the wate osssd 70 make in
roAd' when th. ship proceeded for Norfolk II not the
opinion of tbs officers board that the vessel leaked Sac
has been Temporarily repsid and viii fortt with proceed
to New York for complete restoration.
SAILING OF TIE BxPrRE CRY WITH THE exoRGIAs
PAssENGRRs.
NoyYorK FEB H. 1855
The stssmsbip Empire City, LETT here tbi, morning
at O'Clock for Aspinpn with the G,.rgs's mails and
passergeu,
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hR DAvrpeH, THE ACTOR has written as second letter.
more foolish than his hrst, with visw he says 10
furnish uH With his vieW OF his perform moe OF Bot
TOM he In convinced that Bottom the weaver Ia .s,
poetic myth requiring to be "invsstea With species
OF fictitious ado sndAtbat "a parallel may be drawn
from Homers odssay (se)' and the transformation Of
Eur7ochus and his comps MONS Eat the island Clree'
()-'s prepared to believe that he will give oasnoen
but has made his rand up TO it"has desire TO rush
into tie vortex of publication, but to hunger
after little sdve-tisemeptrsgrets that his want Of
Accoutrement prevents his arrayipg himself against
the prsss' and begs in 1hasy bsud At tho close Of
his fourth that f he Is to be saoraoed at The gull
lotine OF our anger, he may bs despatched with the
golden Axe OF good nature rather than tha polished see
ofcritcal severity"
Nowrealy we don't intend to espatsh Mr. Dsvldss
either with m axe or polished steel, he may make
bis misd easJ on that Let him only learn his
parts carefully in future not to make the promptss
baw or emit his authors choicest lines and his de-
dcisncy OF "scsoutrements" be got over he has
any spare tins suggest that he to the study
OF fertbosraphy-quite useful aequIremens which he
seems hitherto to have overlooked. Finally let him
cease to write letters to the newspapers Th,t will only
make him d'sulcus .nd induce people who are 1t pre-.
sent Indifferent TO regard ha With what he calls hmss
"critioal severity"
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Personal Intelligence,

~ G5wsp, w n Cnids, L haTgron, Alablms: A.
Hunter. Go rga Capt Potter ship Archibald; Hoa Wn.
Msudal, Ohio; Miss Bysn. ChArest 10, c. arrived yss.
teidsy st the Astor He
kin Bamtrs Hr and Mrs. A L.ngton WAshingtoa,
Ccl wcosy Dutchsss equity NJ Y arrived Yesterday Il
the Pretc cou House.
Her. 3. Fcct Geneva; Hon Go z. 5sbcock Buffalo;
VIM Appleton, Jr Boston; @. Collins. Hartford Capt
Tyler, Norwich; John Barnhln Boston, arrived yss.
ttrcsy ut tbs st. Nioholss
ARRIVALS.
From ssvann.h ia ths s,e.nship rorids-Dr W Al
ni,h. O Bird Miss II Carroll Geo Car oil. Jr Geo
Cutie Yrs flssg saa ohHi y.stsr Flsss Miss Flsgs
grove, II Hunter, Chss w Bcnrv Johus Mr. Marion.
Sawyer Mrs Sawyer Col saudorson Whtko ouskts,
Burnett. and twenty ssven in the sissrags
IsPARrUREs
Fer Eev 0rlesn and HAvans in tho steamship Phsdsf
pha-Mrs Davis krs Jate Bruce Miss herriek, Mis- Elza
ked Miss Csra Greenwood Gertrude ohlendor RlzabstA
Sl9,,shn,a sr BrsnneI ard lsdy Mrs nCs.on nrs
lsdy. We u, Evri,t q - Purs.r, II Montague, D
NsItuscsih Sogoii, sno Joel, J II fciiI, Gould
Lewis Tovp,cs d nuyer, p Dwyer Dvysr, ncCarsy,
srg.ret s.csney Mary sweeney Jshu Sweeney Richard
sS. pss ssI a.oa ns I'd s. ne. sosm.n nd..1 s.
Jones Ohas KaLer Chas Murray and several In ssstsxs
Total, 75.
TO SAIL TO DAY.
Fer Southampton and Ia the steamship Hranklh
Hss ..d sr s:,.a sspsssSs:
fou nsr an fiand Mr. Cfe5ssaw M narAnds Cd Wss-
son Brssen, Jacob Heinsman, Or erin. Dinot Ernest
sshs .@ A.sSs sas Gssss na M. nav sa.y r
,og Mr. Reed Nj. g. JSs%onA a Madame Psssv.
Ircrpe Cenron. Notary. BesancsurA Rev NJ
Pa,riof, a bhhouse ceu, Toussin Geney. TAuohe,
Tsrche, Chutsr, Miss Hardman, CArt W Thompson. =
Nullard, California.
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WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO.. AuorIoNHaRs. VIII

WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUCTIoNRRRs WILL
ss A. suo,ion on Thursdsy Fob l6 a,loh o'clock as
NO 2Whfr street. near Church, gontee assortment Of
s.sseh1d furnrrs consisting Of m,hosasy sofas ohsts,
rockies 70, tables gt frame mi ror mahogany
French bedsends do. dressing burssus hair e
gsyipss painted wardr te oeiths white ohios dnnor
glassware wLdow shades wiz dlass bedseas black
VA nut and mshersny cribs bedding &c k,ehea funure
mating, 80 cane seat ohsirs a..
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THE MILITARY.

fyLINroN GUARD-THK NANBERs AND FRIRN Ds
the absve conf any ais the Guck Qusrds
are invited 70 join with sse Clinton 0uars inpsyiss hs las.
CON pspy 70 meet st ocost fhursiay morsisg I6Ah
a entire Market HAli CAPT. CHA6 JONES' Chslrmaa.
CKo n. LAnson, SECRETARY.