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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-09

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| Rather q characteristic incident Of
Kendall, the world famed bugler,
occurred n short time since ut the
wreck Of The John L. Avery. Ken.
dali has a passion for his instrument,
aud invariably expresses the emotion
TINT fills his mind, be it sorrow or
gladuese, in muster strains from his
inimitable bngle. A co.passenger
with him upon the Avery says that
the moment danger was announced,
Ned siezed his instrument, and with
it reaebed the hurricane deck as II
was swept off. Il was but short
time before the Duke came to the res
cue, and then, true to bis instinct and
passion, Ned placed his bugle to his
lips, md such strnips we're never
heard before on the broad Mississippi,
as came forth in clear, round, swell
ing notes Of
Jortlon Is Il hard road TO travel, / believe
The Philadelphia Register thinks
it difficult to discover the secret Of
Mrs. Mowatt's success. fla compar-
isou be had with contemporary actresses,
it will be found that she lacks the
thrilling energy Of Charlotte Cushman
the perfect yelf.possessiop Of Mis- Da-
venport, the graceful style Of Julia
Dean, the fiery earuestness Of Mrs.
Farren, and the deep and touching
pa'hos Of Miss Logan, and yet 50 Gun.
ningly has nature mingled these ele-
ments together IN Mrs. howatt, that
the impression she leaves upon the
audience is more lasting than that Of
all the others.
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number consists Of fsur digits, which
U3 have the following properties:
fst. Ifa,I lie dieile SO ADDED together, Tie sum
will be go. - ~ 70, FL.
3D. II the product of the third and fourth dieits be
divided by the product Of The first and second dgiis
the gu. tient will be equal ii the product of the
secnn6 and third digit.
81. Ii the third be- subtracted from the fourth d.
git, the answer wifi be e. nal to the number arising
by the srbuactitn Of the first from the second digit
.4th. II the numbrr BE- divided by the product OF
the first and second dgits, the quotient will be equal
5lh. Ifa,o'fte multiplied by the square of the
hrst digit and the product added 10 the NUMBER the
order of The digits will be inverted
9th. The product of the thtd and fourth digits is
equal 70 s,1 times the predict of the hrst and second
digis. 1. - ---..e .--s -
Required: The number t-of-
ltS
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A GARD.
ARMoRf OF TBE NATIONAL GuARD,
Slnfu,n h ~ 00xL ICEf

ARhoRF OF TsE NATIONAL GUARD, I
-'r+ DC -e-r Sspt-mbr Goth, 1854.
4 q nesting ef the National Guard held On the
IA above date, the following resolutions were
unanimously sdopted: FL =
Resotred, That the Natioual Guard return their
'hanksts our Colonel, Vim. Hickey. for the very
hcspitahls reception and choice ensrtanm. mt given
70 the Company at his Villa, on the l2h of Septsm
osr, 1874, and they assure him that his efforts and
that OF his family to contribute to our enjoyment
more than realized our expectations, and will be @
ferret to hereaf e. with the most pleasing recolec
TONS
Resosred furt,sr, That the view expressed nv Col.
Hickey fer the better organisation Of the Regiment
for procuring "materia, aid" from Headquarters.
and placing the military # the District on more
sohd and permanent f5undstion, meet With our
heartS approval, and VIII aid can be rendered
by tie Natio 81 Guard to promote his purposes viii
-bs given cordially and promptly
man and Secretary, be published In tbs city papers
JAS. A TAFT; Chairman
THOs. r. LLOYD, Secretary. y -
sep C3-1t 'a - 2. BIG. rHr 60
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GEORGE W. CUTTER

NILS individual. the leader and leading spirit in
l. creating disturbances in the Democratic meet
ing yesterday, and the spokesman of the K,o,c-
Nota'n0s afterwards, is a foreigner by birth. A
foreigner denouncing foreigners. He was a clerk
IN the once Of the Treasurer of the United State
up 70 last July, and by reference to the Blne Book
OF 1851, his name will be found, and his birth place
Toronto Canada. He. then, is an Englishnan by
birth, the native of nation that has thrown more
in the way of the onward progress of these
United States, and which has done mere to sow
DIVISION and dissension among Our people than all
other nations combined What specimen to teach
Americans their rights and duties!
sep 23-lt AN AMERICAN
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THE NEW. ORLEANS RIOTS. y
FURTHER PARTICU AIRS.
The Case Of Mrs. Adams. Zsg-se
COMMITMENT Of DR.. MEIGHAN.

Order appears to be restored for the present
in New Orleans. On the night Of the 10th
instant, the police arrested number Of ARMED
men. The Pieayune says;
"6y faf the most important arrest of the
night was made by Capt. SD N. Smith, who
brought in Richard Holloway and two others.
whom he found concealed in yard, we'll armed
and prepared. Haaioway is accused of being
the man who wounded Mrs. Adams, on Friday
n'gat There are strong grounds Of suspicion
against this man, and the circumstances of the
shooting are even more atrocious than Mt fafst
'represented. II seems that Mrs. Adams saw
tho men as they came along, and observed one
of them, who in his appearance resembIed
Holloway, level A gun at her husband She
instantly .seiaed Mr. Adams, with the intention
OF pushil 6 him through window which opened
on the gallery and was Immediately behind
them: Almost at the same moment the Villain
bred, and instead Of one It appears she received
three wounds, ono in the muscles Of the arm
the ball passing through and lodging near tn .
shoulder, where it still remains, causing her
intense agony. Another bali struck her n the
hand, and q third grazed her in the for ehead
"Some time since Holloway and Mr.. Adams
bad some altercatiop, and the latter gentle
man pushed him ont of the house HaIiovay
Is known to be- man of the most desperate
character, and to have sworn vengeance. which
it is supposed he endeavored to accomplish on
Friday night. About two years since he was
arrested for a most barbarous and cold. blooded
murder of slave, but escaped in some way
not now recollected. -. -
twill be seen from the following, that Dr.
Meighan has been fully committed for trial :
Recorder Summers yesterday delivered his
decision his in the case Of DR.. Meighan, send
ing him before the FIRST District Court for II ial
on the charge of engaging in and leading a
riotous meb. He ordered him to give S., 500
bonds for his appearance before that tribunal
and 81 600 security to keep the peace six
months. Meighan was committed to the Parish
Prison in default Of giving the required
bonds. -.
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dess not give he general Cheers half the
seubis Witch the idlsnsss Of the troops, and
their osn hssitston, have together given, In
Destroying I'll eon8dsnos among the rsnkAnd
NJ and jsnioeoncers in the success d tho
campaign e 81
Cur rssdera INST not be surprised to hear
shortly of open mutiny in both tho EngliA
heet and French army. 81 X
A 6roundless Fuss against Mr. souls.--
The French imperialist newspapers are making
great fuss and parade over the alleged inter.
ference of Nj, Souls IN thesafairsof thsSpsu.
ish Government. We have not the slightest
ides shst he hes done ssy hing ahss h ought
mot to have done; and if Il dhoald turn out
which We do not believe-that be manifested,
in some way, Ais sympathy With the liberal.
party in Spain, he will have done NO moro
than the French and British Minister'S there
arc doing daily Z The active and oficious in.
,termeddliug Of Lord Howden, the British Min
ister, now In Madrid, in favor Of Fspartero il
a notorious fact, which the British and French
7naligners Of Mr. soule take care to overlook
! of Interest to Publishers okNewppapsrs.-
In order that Isswspaperp publishers may un-
defstand Whist their mail rights are, under the
law, in the matter of sending cut "suppteg
nents'' in the mails We have 10 say that Al
the authorities Of It the Post Office Department
Interpret the law. they newspaper publishers)
may. without sabjecting them to EXTRA postage,
fold within their regular issues "a stumble nnsnt,
provided tho weight of ths whole does not,ex.
coed one land d half ounces within The State
where printed, Of three onncss whom sent out
Of the State But ii all such cases, the added
matter must be . genuine supplement, or ap-
pendage to- the Newspaper in; que stion. and of
the same essential char scter, conveying in.
telligenes Of passing events of great interest,
New Chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing We learn on the Aveen,us g. that pur.
ser Sinclair, the present chi Of Of this Bureau,
is to be relieved, on the LIST, Of .Oct ober. by
CPorser Horatio Bridge, orders to that effect
having gone from the Department. it Is said.
% The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Disqualification yesterday the 22d Of Sept.
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department. ...,-....
For the payment Of Treasury debts $40, 6l6 So
pol Inc Customs ...'.'........ l4,6T so
Covered into the Treasury from
3 Lands. ~. 10 :,..:,....:...... 1s4,o7s a
Coversd intQ thu Treasury, from -, =
Customs. -: !: !: 4,6ls 81
Covered into tho. Trsssury1 from =, ''T : =
miscellaneous sources. .............' 22s SO
ror the War Department, 9. I'll 1913 IL
for tne Navy Department. 1913 40
for tho Interior Department. -. ia, 692 rs
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ALVIN psu.s.-carters Spanish tl1tsRs, ~
RENE - lor liver disease, aud the puuseer for.
nidabl- evils connected With dsorsauised state Of
t"st organ, 10 uurtvslied.
Hundreds Of csriifcat.s from the hiRhest sources
Of persons living in the city Of Va nigh
b given Of chr = Affected by Carte's Spanish Mll
turs. We have only room 10 refer To o. extrsordf
nary cure Of samuel n Drink Z Beg. Of the urn Of
Drieke- and Morris Roohselefs, RinAmoeS, Va
who vas cured by two BOTTLES Of ca,t sf's Spanish
Nixtuxe, sftsr thrssrssxs ina .r.se from dissasso
liver. He says its seton on be bloOf e wondeYYn',
better than ~ tbs istDs u hja ever .tskens snc
o. certify reooen.nds IL 10 ell 10 ,sAs Fr eGs
Il ssSes Advertisement , g. "a n i-sep u o
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l.Is-o7G REMOVALfa --.. -, :
OF THE Is CT GALLERY

V'Hs Old Original TwBNIY-FIyE CENT IA
81 GUsRREAN GBLLSRY, On account OF thor.
grest increass n busin-ss, has been r.moved from
over r. D. 6i.nan's rug Store, 70 Pennsylvsnia
sveun-, befwssn Niaih and Ten streets, directly
over NJ. W. Calf 4 Rso Q Jewe'ry Store, where we
shall be permsnrntiy located, and with our usual
accommodating prip cplee, shall Be r-adS to give
sstisfsction b III psrsops Who favor with the,
patronage Do not forget ths plsrs- between Mn tb
.nd Tenth strssts, Messrs Calf Bro q Jew e.
~ Score brlnr--r 6 D. STEWART, Proprietor
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YELLOW FEVER AT zTHE SOUTH.
: The New Orleans Picayune, of the 18th inst

L sIne, New orleans Picayune, of the 18th inst
says ara .ls. va9 .....- -. ~.
-" We are glad to be able to announce tina,
the health OF our city during the past week
has been more favorable than there was nc
little ground for fearing it might prove
1 The cause Of the Pics 'gladness'' appear,
to have been that there were only three hun.
dred and forty yellow fever deaths in New Or.
leans for the week ending September 1871!
In the same paper We find the following des!
patch from Galveston, Texas: ~
GALVESTON, Sept 15-The yellow fever ha,
assumed very crest severity in this city, and
Is carrying off very large namber of victim,
IN proportion to the population The deaths
IRON the.sad scourge, during the past forty,
eight hours, have been no fewer than ffty.
The number Of Gases 10 of course correspond.
lngly largo. All are anxiously PRAYING for q
change OF weather, which may abate its vim.
lence and ultimately extinguish it"a7
In Charleston and Savannah there appears
to be no abatement in the scourge. In Au.
gusta, there were three deaths from yellow fe-
yer on the 10Th. Several cases had occurr ed
at Columbia, S. @, The Savannah Republi.
can thus notices the death of Bishop Garland !:
"The Right Rev. Fsapcis Xavier Garland,
Roman Catholic Bishop Of the Diocess Of Geor.
gia, died at the residence of III. Pendergast,
in this city, yesterday morning at half past
IL O'Clock, of yellow fever. His assistant
priest, IN visiting the SICK were gradually
Withdrawn by their successive illness, until he
was almost lef. alone 70 minister to his isck'
Firm at the post Of duty, he pursued his coed
Work until he too was stricken down. His pa
thence in sickness, and tho calm submission to
the will Of his Heavenly Master, were in keep.
ing WITH his we'll spent life. In the death Of
TINS truly good man, our community has sus.
tanned q heavy loss, and his flock been visited
ny an irIeparable calamity in this their sea-
= Bishop Garland was born in Dublin, and
his parents came with him to this country
while ne was yet an infant. He was educated
% mount 81 Mays College; entered the
Rrisafhood at Philsdelphia; was consecrsted,
Bishop Of the Diocess Of Georgia in 1850: ar.
s, Ns in this city in November Of that year,
, ana entered sas upon his duties with truly Chris.
Of his last Illness. ~ '-'o ''A'e
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ANOTHER TOURNAMENT The Tournament
at the Huguenot (Va) Springs came off on
Wednesday last, in presence of largo crowd
who had assembled to witness the pageant.
There could not have been a more auspicious
day for the exhibition. The successful knight
was John c. Gregory, who had the honor of
selecting the Queen Of Love and Beauty. He
placed the di,dem upon the head of Miss
Laura Elan, Of Mississippi.
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rHE WEEKLY srAp

This weeks number contains the late highly
interesting news from Europe, and fun particll
ulaEs of the recent terrible riots at New Or:
leans. In the miscellaneous colunpsi viii Sc,
found number of admir- ably written sketches Of
more than ordinary interest. The " ashipg; on
news and gossip will be found a. attractive as
ever. The Weekly Star is furnished to sub
scribers for the, low sum of 81 %, sflannuu,
payable invariably in sdyanes.I zatsa-.,-. ~ O.
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kemsiAiag IN As Poa Q&os, HsskSAstea Cay, D. T..
StYtsmlG s., 1854.
= 0n1srsSte u sdss.f6ss1 - shsa 1vrxHa sTAR, Q
serseable 10 tAs Jetlsvtae ssdsoa Of tAs Poa- Offer
tre-u hsi~s tk ~ssspePey kssins tAs iarsesf eirrs
sssio. fans ~ paper Ssbaisasd - WasAiaste~:
sHo.s. .4ni b q hssAer enacted, That the list Of
letters remaInng nHcalled for inaAy post once IN
my elg, Tow, or OIIses, where sne1spapers shal
e Ptaed, sNpi hnresller, be pu6aished once only
~ me wApef EhicA, being issued weekly, or
htener, snaH Aars The iaresa circulation within the
ranse OF the delivery of said once, be decided by
the postmaster Al such ofhce.l
sr.ons applying for letters In following ist win
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ZOE sHlLLINGTON hiss received T,cd.v.
y Ladys Book for OCTOBER, beautifully illustrated
CAPT Canot or Twenty Years Of an African SLAYER
Fifty Years 10 both Ilemispheres, By Nolts
Freaks OF fortune, or the History Of Ned Lorp. nv
the author OF Wi d Yves Svenes !, 90
B!ackwoods Mags.iae for Sept mber =. -.
Cnamoers journal for October s.s ,-eis...r
All the new Books received for eale "A rom q.
pubished at as- .0-t... -. - - WV 20
EveVthiog In the Book and stat;onerv lin. a.
SHILLING1O N'S Bookstore.
-, cor. Pa Az. and ~ St, Odson BuiHine.
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~ MEp'CISM IIQgoRs.-@old Brandy. ntAss O.
1S49, or ssl- n bottles and gsiion dsmiehns onl,
Old Pott Wine. pure grape juice, BY the bottle aae
gallon ~ d. -'7' SER lE Tu9 liz Lirt.s-. ~
These liquors are irports' expressly fer inval
ids and are sold Just % they come through the cuf-
tom hou &c, without sdulterstion. and are YER
mu:h superior to the aetietes usually SOD, and 70
the diseases peculiar to this Of the year
invaluable. LIT. fft. ---s1
schisdsm Sohnapp1 = superiativs touic, diuretic,
anti dvspeptic and invigoratiue cordial FIR sal
at 2. D. GnhAa's Drug and Chemical Store, Pa ar
enue. -. -. SEP 2l-St
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.

DERS0NS DESTROYS Of obtaining khilsd-lphis
ID PRINT BU7TER. frssh from tie dairy can DO
SO by calling ~ my stalls, (Nos So and 5.,3 osnue
Market,
Ordsrs VII be receive & by Mr.. Jas u, sHmrrI,
No q opposite Centre Market and the butter win
be delivered to any part Of the city. .riA -
Iaep 22-Sts-1 : GEO NJ. OYSTER. Z
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.

SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.
No. Az Eighth Street, betsoeen st. and Pa or.nue
THIS undersigned is prepared to do SILVER and
i. BRASS PL 4TING in all their varieties
Numbers fer Storss and Dwellings,, poor Plates.
Bell Pu Is, Rolling Knobs, Letters and 0rnamen ts
for military and other Ass Citations furnished az
Bal imore prices, md Of his own workmanship.
All kinds OF Conch Work In the line done Ia the
bsst and cheapest manner =
Those who want silver, brass plating, &C., done,
VIII please call as above, on .
J. A. SHkEHAE,
sep &-Im Practical Silver Platter.
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n The Boston CoaansO mpsaIth, with its
expiring breath, calls the. Washington Stav
"a whseaing hand-organ Of tho adminissra-
tom What il the Commonwealth? 1t T.
nothing. 1t ancs, sSas, but IL nese no more.
Rest, rsrtarbed spirit, rest! hss.a e.
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EREECa WRITING INK. by Perine auyot
Il BANK or England Writing Ink, BY Jones. M 4.
Imported direct from the n.nuf.ctursrs IN Lon.
oon ana Psris by 5. .RRANCK TAYLOR.
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rep 23-swSW&T5r

~ Anxious Club, Attentions f-You
uS are hereby notified to attend q meeting OF
the Club THIS eVfNING, as business or the ut.
most iuror ance requires your attention
7 BY order: HENRY K SGHIE2LER &. A O.
" H. HEARDSLEY, Presid't. sep 23-lts
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! II The Very Rev Dr.. eshill, the o.le.
DRAFTED irish Roman Catholic priest, Is OK.
peo'ed 10 arrive ct New York in the pex. Col;
Inns steamer. y ~ Z %'I ga. : 's7
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49, n @ Il 10 E.-The Presidents Mounted
U3 Gu-Id intend giving their third era I'd Mil
tsry an1 Civic Ball u THURSDAY, November 3D.
1854 -
By order of-ihe Committee:
! So q. STUART,
fep " -SWSW&T5t Rec. Sec.
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HhAfss IN CAKADA.-That some
persons In csnsda begin to look upon the in .
nu1 Of fssia's slaves into tina, country a. an
s'h msy bs inferred from . motion n.as i,
Inc Canadian Legislature, that the came e.,,.
tsdon tar now imposed on all strangers an.
tering the Province, be s1sesed in fu,nr, f,o,,
black immigrsnts bhf ID" - ~ ..c-iic3
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FIRST coTILLoN PARfY
AM R1CU q CLu

VHH Askht os CLUB take this method of In
frmios their fi-nds end the publ. generality
that their hrst Cctillon Party viii take plse, a
bsr Eth. 1854. 49,
q Pull particulars in future sdvertisem,nt VI
SEQ 2i-eo2t
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II II LlkEp.-The iron pavement ia very
much liked in New York. It h decidedly su,
pedor to the Russ, 1T =
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IN fhe Ess'rins Sfaresn be procured in
Baltimore esriysu the evening Of its issus at
the Book and Periodical Depot Of HshR4aIkY.
LOB, San Iron Buildings. y LJiaij a IN
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EfOR sALE-Ths subscriber has feyeral pairs ;oi
II Shanghai an. Cochin China CHICKENS f,r
sssaow, 1t his residence, pext west Of National Oh
sen 23-3ts
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HAIL s,oRh.-Ths nsighborhood Of. Cras,.
we va wac visited bys violent han ,sqm,
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TAUTlON.-An pers ms are forwsrned ines.
SPassins In any way on the land OPP osite George
town, On the Potonsc river, and adjoining Hoc ver
Farm, as the law y i'll be enforced against all such
Wsntsd, feyersl laborers, who un erstand guar
rying and blasting Of Rock, and second hand Lum-
ber LLOYD CO.
sep It St~ 10Th st., CPD. the Treasury
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- ANOTHEa PRENIUM-Mr. WRrTEHuRsf hat
b'en awarded smother premium for his superior De
euerieofyrss exhibited At the worries Fair in Neu
Yo.k It will be RENE nbe-ed that Mr.. w. fecsive
from the Worlds Fair In London two medals for
uB rivsed da yuerreot, res Of presi lent Fillmore
Cabinet and Psntiscopss Of hiaRsrs Falle, beside
p.emiams &c altse fairs at which he has exkibi,e6
for many year past. This Speaks volumes in favor
Of bis ga 'lerie,.s ,xty7... ~. .pagss
-scah and have your likeness zen ~ wh,tshursti
GALLERY. e ear ~ street, sPsunsylvanis avsnus.
n 0 SEP Is If -. -, 49,. - -.-
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-" ,ri-.s ATTORNEY GMEesIs 0FncE.u y liz,
.s7 - - 71s-s. r~1 September -, 1854.
= 4 NY per on having In theie possession the Isrr
IA volume.ol "Merfin'a Repertoire Universal" b.
longing to this ofcs, will confer great re-
turning 1t. - w. "a. OtsUINis
sen 23A6t --t1 rs ger - Z - - :.
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. o. CEMENT
AND oALCINED PLASTER,

FINHE undersigned are AGEyTSlN BAL TLk0Rx
NEWARK AND RostNDALE 90,
AMI keep on hand large .upciy oftheir oelsbrstAd
Gnexf daS Cdiened p daer The supe- icvisy Of this
brsni is att.sted By large numbe OF O-rtt cusss
from the most eminent arSccets and huiisers, md
o. g. Government Contra-tc-r Cell snd see -,s. b
CARR, GfEsB co. Ar-rta, IN. ~
/, Produce Com mission Merchants,
q aud rs Spears Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
aep 22-st
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WHERE ARE THE HEIRs?-It is stated $50
says the Mobile Register) that there is due the
heirs Of those men who fell with Travis, at the
" Alamo, and with Farming, at the massacre
OF Goiied' the following quantity Of land, vi. ::
10 married men, 1905 acres a. a headlight,
i'szo acres bounty, $40 acres as donation
''a' JOB acres Unmarried men, ], 476 acres
headlight, 1920 bounty, and $40 onation-
total, 4y03S 81 =
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= ~ f,v weeks and you may regret thst you
did not hare 4 fkeress Of al your family made
Now is the time while yoa h we a few leisure mo
meflte. - tf5eoR"T. s'E---L1,tzez -p,4 d.
Cali at vssssssos's and get one of his fnimitable
Crayon Dsgue-reotypee. - s sep 8--lm.
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