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Corporation Of Ration Rouge.
BAruy EOu0R August Path, 49,

DY VIRTUE of the assessment rolls
IL for the Corporation Of the City Of Eaton
Rouge, for the years 1852 and 1888 have se's,d
and will proceed to sell on MONDA Z, ts '.M
day Of SEPTEMBER, IS at the Court House
door, in the City Of Baton Rouge, at IL O'Clock NJ,
the following described property, ~ sessed in the
name Of Benjamin Bryan, to wit: certain Lot
or parcel Of ground, sitrated in that part OF the
City Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late Z. BE u
regard, and designated on the fgurstive plan OF
said part Of the City, as Los No. and the wes-
tern half Of Lot No. 2, in .7uare 81, containiny
Ninety feet on France Street, ~ One Hundred It.
on st. Charles street, more or les, and sounded
north by France Street, East by property of Ben:
Bryan, South by property Of Joshua Wilson, and
west by s.. Charles Street, to pay and salts the
sum OF Thirty One Dollars anG Twenty Five cents,
being the amount Of Corporation Take, DIRE by
BENZ. Bryan, for the years 1859 and Il ogether
with the cost, said property 70 be sold for cash
without the benefit Of appraisement.
aue2C-5ts.v. II. r. WOLFE,
Collector Of Corporation Taxes.
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Cistern Making.

N1SUcIn WxAA1u8s
THE subscriber, is now prepared to
l. make Cisterns to order, in the very
bet style, and will warrant bis work. He
viii keep stock of the hest lumber al.
ways Oh hand, aid will attend to putting
his work ~. Carpenters work, sod re-
pairing attended to. 6. L. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
GO Orders left at the Post Office addres-
sed as above will meet prompt stten-
tiOn. iuDe. I'm.
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Ia ton Rouge O..ity Mail Stages

on THEI'- 'OAvVF JtfLY
A Stare IN ie. vel g. on 'MGE
ZOE JACK }, md o.. NTON GU
>, 10 lock, 4. a. eve AENE4XESsX
e:.ceD, 'untav, auL a. I've &C
CLIFTON same T.. v.
LcJve CLINIO1 o.. JACK IN and BATON
HOUCEeve we've - n,ay, and arrive
p, C3.ON rOLt e. cLsv.
lie o o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
" d" lack o Observation-Disclosures. 2 30
Z" D,U ~ Et'I. Nc. 2 20
" PLAINS, .................. so
Stage VII 'eu re EATUN En, 'CE every day at
A. Il. or
G. eenvell CD: inJs ard return same day.
Fare each ". v.................. co
81 30 n p,v rec o ore sc o a~, ION
S"ings save =. f c. co ;" CD I'd 90
ID Bag r.aut a'e VIII ,e." -,
june CIV. e. C. HUTCHINSON.
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PROCLA N ALTON
To the Citizens of Baton Rouge

= " Univ ~ AVAASAoO VI O~SVVA8 AUV NV
THROW PHYSIc TO THE DOGS. !,
PULvERMACHER's
HYRO ELECTRIC VOLTGIC CHAINS,
Producing instunt relief from the moot
acute pin, and permanently ex-
ring all NeMralgic Diseases.-
Rheumatism, painful and swellei Joints, neural
gia Of the Face, DEAFNESS, Blindness, St. vi;us
Dance, ATOMS OF The Heart. periodical
Headache, pains in the StOmache, In
diye5 tion. Dyspepsia, Lrtine pains.
THESE CHAINS were hrst introduced in the
i city Of New York, less than a year SINCE a I'D
after being suljc. led 10 the most thoroux;, trial
in every hospital in the CT v, by DIS. Val;n.;ne
Mott, Posi-, CurnOchan anu Van Buren,, il was dis.
covered tot they possess strange arL wonderful
power in TIE relief anu cure o;',e sDove class Of
d;sea. cs, ant they al once recommended, through
toe papers o. the city, fher gene e, I'd their
sale and TIE success .bst has attended theit use
IL MrL,0iVleied.
Previous TO 'hei' introduction into this country
they were used in every hospital in Europe, an0
are secured by patents in France, Germany, Aus.
tria, Prussia and England and also in the United
States.
''1%W;nl: lose cad 0o.,1er ,reH."
2 The princ'''cs upon which it is claimed that tn
Chains pro. uce heir marvellous cures are, first
that a'l NERVOUS DISEASES are attended and pro.
duced by deficient supply of nervous fluid, and
an agent That resembles closely electricity, OF
electric magnetism; and secOnd-tbat the electric
magnetic chains, ny being worn over anu upor
the part ant organ ii; cased, ,Jrn;sn to the exs
hausted he' vous sys em,by lis "Owerful stimula.
ting eGec s,she nervous fluid WHICH is required to
produce he. nv ac ion til Ou3h ne enthe sys.
ten. Nsds2us. ng nos !, um ;s pllovrd to ne t.Len
while using the Ch lbs, bu. rigid OBJ ervance OF
the general laws OF he'll, b e rccu,ed. Brisk
Friction ut'on he pr. = - ed, adns much to
the effect OF he chains, ~ inc. easing their mag
netic power.
1000 Dollars
VIII given 20 any person vnO will produce 50
many well "',Lte, .icf ZEE CO.. u -Otes of cu,e both
from iTeliGent ,,a.'erc1 and 81 eniGc physicians,
q" have Icen q fec ed re use OF Pulve, mach's
ELECTRIC CHAINS thev pever 7pil 10 oerio, m wha
they aGvec.:,eF % do nj no PEI SOD has ever
been dissa .isiet w'o has given rem q trial.
III rpr/e Discuss.
more than one hdnnrcd i,esma pens cures Of pro-
l"s's ~. ave b"en CHECKED vi :p tie last yea
by the use o. ihe'e chains. Ey applying one end
OF he chain the region of he a:,tomen and
usual eve'e SYMPTOMS incidept to .hat disease are
3. Ooce removed.
NM,e of Use.
Tive chain should ,,e n'o:s eued before use with
common vinegar, apl t;'er one enU of the chain
should he appl"1 di ~ " % the ri Of the pain
Or G'tegce, end op.,'n Il D.n'rhlet (gratis) II
VII exp.n their noGe o, use % a'' who may de-
ser. Physicians Eve respectfully invited to call
aII iDve i;a - merits.
). STEINEGT, Cen. Agent.
56S 60. 'vav New York.
GEO. ". HEiGMAN ana VIM. BUGEL,
aud -. Agents, Baton Rouge.
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Paints, Drugs, eCf,,

Paints, Drugs, ect,'
DLUE SHALT, Paris Green, Chron
ID Yellow, Prussian Blue in Oil. lam
Black, Paint Brushes Quinine, Sugar
L. adj, Nux Vomica, Laudanum, Paragon
Yeast Powder, Canary, Hemp and p.
seeds, with great variety of patent a..
other medicines. Just received and E.
sale by july &c GEO. M. HEROMAN
z CASKS Clear Sides.
= S g Shoulders.
3 Plain Hams.
20 boxes Soap. For sale by
may27, 7. B. OCONC z
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Livery Stable.
RULES.

RULES.
]. Anv one h:,epg u;i' ;,e held responsible for
spv images ,hat ether Horse, Buggy, Carriage
Oh Gio3 'Dy NAV. s's...;n.
2. % re. u Sage will be considered engaged
uDtH -. ID
s. 20 Hor. e Buggy or Crr iaye will be consid-
e,eG ~ 70 IN il - d 70.
Z. = e re : re 70. TO co Ho re ard Buggy.
D. A ey IIoi es a'U ,..n ;or sale.
6. NJ. .cb Horses 20. i..'1;c, a'wIys on hand
AM; sa'n.
{. A'u-v>o h'nd sn,; e.Gy Tor trading, buy
ing aDG c'c .cnr iv.
6 api - =. 30 ,e,'s.. Orr gre. ejic,t ;s to
male o. re sc = PM -" i've, i ia in.
tepCes' zoe c. 81, C." u ,e :uv.,a',ly in
advJntn. HCTCHISON :; OnEc .'DN,
Tho SIZE. Ie.vceD i C,:n Laurel.
Baton Eor:e, June 1871. IS, ~.
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Just Received from st. Louis.
00I BAGS White Corn. Also for
C<F sale; Flour. Land ard Bacon,
July Icy. s. M. HART & Co.
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Lime, Cement and Plastering Hair
AS0 BARRELS Cape Girardeau Lime
fJU 90 Barrels Cement; Is Barrels
Plaster of Paris, ard so Bushels Plaste ring
Hair. Just received and for sale at.
GEO. M. HEROMANS
iunel6-y. Lime and Cement Depot.
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CAPE GlRARDEAU LIME!!-5oc
~ barrels Of this superior Lime, Just
received and for sale at
april-2J. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN'S
Lime and Cement Depot.
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Notice.
). A. NcHArros, &c. o. NOTATION,
O. ". WARD, wM. 8. rIKE.
LOUISIANA PENlTENTlARY.
Baton Ptege, Mry 1a, 1861.
WE have thi, day associated will, us in the bu-
w siness Of the Louh lana Penitentiary, WIN
8. PIKE. TIE business will hereafi or be conducted
under the name Of WARD, NcHAlroH e Co.
may2-tf. NOTATION, WARD co.
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hogan & LEGENDRE,

Workefs IN Tia, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Third &.-Nea,ly opposite Hutchisons sta0Ie.
THE subscribers will attend promptly
l. to all orders in their line, making and
'epairin: cutters, copper pipes for machine.
~, stove pipes, &c.
~A good stock of Tin ware always OH
hand, and made to order.
may 3-y. BOcAN & LEGENDRE.
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WHITE WASH BRUsHES-A few
w dozeo, very best make For sale BY
dec BY. H. T. WADp,LI. Dru.t.
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SundrieS,

OI0 BARRELS Cape Lime; 300
NV Bushels St. Louis Oats; 5000
pounds Bacon Shoulders 10 barrels Lard :;
10 boxes W. R. Cheese. Just received
and for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
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M0C01Defy &C. Tor Ga 1es
GTEAM Whistles, Iron shell glob
~ valves, oil cups, Steam Bibbs, Cylin
der cocks, Mississippi Guage cocks, tb
same with i,on stems, Brass Oilers, St.
cocks &c. &c.
The Whole of the above made to ord
and can be recommended to purchasers.
Apply at Baton Rouge Foundry.
may-4O. HILL & HENDERSON
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Hollands German Bitters.
THOUGHT TO be the best Tonic in use.
l. a most excellent remedy for Liver
Complaints. For sale by
aug lS-y. H. T. WADDILL.
H7ALL PAPER.-2oOO rolls Paper
w Hangings, Just received from Bos
ton and for sale by
jan. lily. GEO. N. HE.RoMAN.
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Dry Lemonade.

A MOST valuable preparation as sum-
II mer drink, a spoonful Of this proper
alton mixed in tumbler of water will
instantly form the most delightful Lemon
sde, without requiring any other addition.
For sale by. lure VIZ. BOGEL.
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j. L. VALET.
" E w ID r UG S TO r E

NE w ID II UG s TORE,
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGL, LA.
One door South Of Nanchard's Grocery,
NEAR THE MARKET.
HAVING opened q Drug Store in Baton Rouge at
Z the above mentioned place, the subscriber bsgs
leave respectfully to call the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintance to the same.
His stock is selected with care, and with strict
reference to the wants Of the people. Fresh sup.
plies are constantly being received, which will en-
able him to keep full, we'll selected and varied
assortment.
long practical experience warrants him in
promising to give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly Allied.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared At all hours. feb-9.y.wkd,
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lust RECEIVED from St. Louis
y 800 SACKS CORN. 10 Casks BACON, CLEAE
SIDES, aud PRIME SHOULDERS.
aug22-y. s. NJ HART Co.
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ELOUR.-75 Barrels Extra and S.
L r. st. Louis Flour, Ground Of New Wheat.
inst received per "Sarsnac-" and for sale by
aug. 20. JOSHUA BEAL.
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The produce markets firm Cotton maintains the
range Flour face OF the from abroad
advances Common brands which had been depressed BY
bad Inspections risingsay 81 81 81 rs common to
good State; So rs 50 to good oho upper lake
81 T5 Baltimore SIS 81 81 rs. Rye -four ST rs Corn
meal 50 rs. Wheatcommon red western, l65 cents Rye
I22 cents Oats 40 cents Cornsouthern yellow, so So
cents.
Pork easyprime, $40 81 $40 so; mess, sl2 rs
sl2 81. Beef-cy mess, SIS $40 rs. Lard, 90 lo1s
cents.
Freights dull and ower-grain to Liverpool, 3d. Elk
change Is dusaes bankers names, 9s 9ss. The specie
less than the corresponding last year
The stock market continues very dull Erie fell to 49,
The deaung companies have yet arranged their affairs
In the general depression of the market is remarkable that
dealers stand il we'll
Yours, PRENTlCE.
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CHOLERA ST.. JOHN, N. B--The appearance of the
cholera St John to have struck among the
Inhabitants In town called Portland large number of
persons have fallen victims to it, The Morning News of
July 81 says
On way town on Friday, we passed (between
Hampton and ST john six wagons loaded with household
furniture top of which might be crowded together
women and children; while some including men, were
walking foot if they had been riding in turns At
the Hammond river bridge, since Monday half dozen
wagons average passed over each day.
There considerable suffering and prvaton however
attending these migratory movements There several
poor families dwelling in the bushes in the vicinity of Mus
qunsh with scarcely any covering their heads the
suffering Of women and children few days since when it
raned heavily, ptfu No doubt there will be much
sickness and death owing to exposures like these Our
streets appear to be half deserted Business is all but
pended
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WE AhE RECEIVING, per schooner. Hamilton and
w Washington, from New York, the following goods, viz
l25 half chests fresh green and black
IFS bags Java, MaF1cai6o, and Rio coffee
SO boxes fresh ground do
GO do ndsmantiBe candles
20 do CASTLE soap
20 do Hull Sons fancy do
5000 pounds cal soda ~.
so boxes pearl starch ....s5.I ls
rs dozen yeast powder $50
$50 do hrooms
so do painted and cedar buckets #tH ..1r f
so do cords and lines ~. ~ EN-
900 gross matches
so do backing
IS lbs. eastern herrngs
10 bags grain pepper
30 boxes bunch raisins .Er..
IS salad oil
3d. 900 choice Havana cigars
ALSO IN STORE
100 hbds. r. n. and N. o. sugars
IS bills. crushed, powdered, and clarified sugars
~ bhls. and tercea New Orleans molasses
20 bbls. small mackersl
5000 shoulder bacon
200 choice family hams
10 boxes manufactured tobacco
200 900 German cigars
And general assortment Of wines snd lig.ors.
For sale low by MURRAY bEMMES.
July 22-6teodif
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yESEzuELA---The New York Express publishes the fol-
lowing with the statement that it had been received from
a which admits of doubt of its correctness
CARACAS July 5-The wife of Sr. Pinto, of those
who have recently risen in rebellion against Monagas has
been whipped in order to compel her confess where her
husband is and with such severity that the wetchcd lady
died the following day.
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WRECK BRIG GEN MARlos.-A letter TO Elwood Wall
ter ESQ., secretary of the board of underwriters dated a
vana, July 26th, says; Two men, calling themselves
Charles White and Joseph Hamilton picked up on one
of the keys in the vicinity of Cardenas and brought that
port They state that they board the brig
Gen Marion, which sailed from Boston on the 26h of
June bound to New Orleans that the 10th July the
vessel struck reef of rocks at A. m and went to
pieces, and that all but themselves drowned The
consular agent at Cadenas has doubts of the
ness of this statement
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MA RRIED,

On Thursday evening, ID BY the Rev AxDauw G. Ca
nornkHs, Mr.. JOHN ROBERTS Miss MARY ELIZABETH
PETERS both Of this city.
On Tharssy Id instant BY the Rev BrEos
JOHN @. PEDRICk, NJ New York. Mrs AMERICA FATTO,
only daughter Of the late Col SAMUEL BuRcxK Of this city
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no Members Of Congress, strangers, and CittHems-
We receiving lot Of goods suitable for
sistng Of
Silks Of all kinds
French o. einea, meFinoes
Aipacas, bombasias Irish linens
Table dams@k, damaak napkins, Aannels
CAssincts, cioths, cassmeres
Cinehsms Of all kinds, hosiery Of a kind
A fnIi assortment Of domestics OF nil kinxs
variety Of carpets of vsrioas kinds.
The remainder q goods will sod very cheap
Some first ~ lawns 6k cents, beautiful calico 6k
beese de lanes l2x cents worth Is cents bereses cheap
Aug 2-eo2wif HALL BROTHER.
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G T. N Il X AL Il w 3.

The Ohio river is in very bad condition There were
not more than 20 inches in the last evening
The Cincinnati Columbian says:
AT four-mile bar there is scant two feet The Fort
Pitt which left for Portsmouth, could get the bar
and compelled There boat in port
yesterday for Pittsburg or Wheeling"
Mackere being caught in large quantities in Salem
(,Iass.) harbor.
At Kansas, the goth July, whilst Judge Walderman
who was in pursuit of runaway negroes attempting
to dsmoun from his horse he accidentally discharged his
gun and killed himself
Sir Phillip Sidney defines health in these words Grea,
temperance, open air, easy labor, and little
BEAT BY FOUR MIsurEs---John Bull knocks under The
Albion the English organ in this country thus acknowl-
edges the corn:
"We must hand down the winners colors from the Gu
nard steamship Arabia and transfer them the Baltic OF
which ended at an early hour Saturday morning last
was performed in four minutes less time than that of the
Arabia hence to Liverpool in June Of last year. previously
the fastest ON record"
AMERICAN ARTlsrs-At the annual general meeting of
the Birmingham (Eng Society of Arts and Government
School of Art which took place at Birmingham the
evening ofTuesday July 4tb the first prize of the day
awarded to Mr. s. Salisbury Tuckerman of Boston, the only
American in the school, 1t was bronze medal and con-
ferred for series of three designs for wall papers Mr.
Tuckerman entered the central school September
TERRIBLE DEsTIrUTION BOsToN.-The
Boston Traveller of July 10 relates the following incident
at is astounding to what expedients of the poor
will resort to get along cheap. On Sunday last
pick up dead hen that had been lying in the sun
until it covered with maggots pluck all its feathers
from it, clap under her apron though she had found
prize and hasten home 1t undoubtedly made her nice
Sunday dinner. 1t would be wonder if she was the
next victim Of cholera"
New euN.-Dr Peter Smith, Of Alexandria, has invent
ed rifle which is designed for shooting conca sugs
weighing eight to the pound The Alexandria Sentinel
says il drives them with such astonishing force and
acy that of successive shots fired target about
ches in diameter and distance o600 yards every ball
almost exactly
LORD ELGns succEssoR-Sir Edmund Head, governor
of New Brunswick has received the appointment Of gov
ernorgeneral of British North America and will leave for
Quebec Immediately the arrival from England of his
cessor, the Hon John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton
NAPOLEON AND THE APosTLEs-Napoleon having entered
of the cities of Italy, the churchwardens recommended
to him the relics Of their church Sire will you deign
take apostles under your protection ~ Your apos-
tes they of wood "No sire" "Of what they,
then 7" OF silver, sireof solid silver" Solid silver p
replied Napoleon quickly yes shall help them to fulfil
their mission it has been ordained that they should go
throughout the world and they shall" Having said so,
the Emperor sent the twelve apostles the mint Paris
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From, Nen York.

From Nec York.
New York August 4Withn the last twenty -four hours
cholera have been received at the
hospital; two deaths: six cured.
At the Mottstreet hospital six received; three
deaths two cured
The hospital reports fair criterion of the number
of cholera in private practice.
NEWARK, Aug 4.-The Newark Daily Advertiser of this
afternoon says board of health had issued state
expressing the confident belief that the cholera
abatng the had already passed There has
only in the city for the last twenty hours
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THE Of this institution begin g.
j 1854. .' fffa EAtEf
Full Of Lectures: give. both in the winter and
Degrees conferred IN March and July. re
Fees One full course - Perpetual ticket ESQ Matricua
g. Graduation Zee rs To those who have attended
full in another institution, Including graduation tee
taken y The eus The ws,isrs and psess
Nudeut ExnsntnannS Evea daily BY me po0saovx
each branch In III Acss suction this school
any the country. For further Information, addYose
.a2 - b HOWARD RAND, ~ D. Dean,
los South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
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0OLUMDLAU COLLEGE, WashAngten. d. C.-Ths thr
Ufoarth year Of ConhiaA College will begin the last
Of end the Wednesday
June sud:nn have ~ choes Of sn the usual csses STU
Of hacso Of scientific Rot the
degree bachelor Of philosophy The necessary college aEpsnses
hundred doa For farther Information
address Columbian College, Washinon, D. CO.
4-eOdSw.
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COMM ERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

New YoRK, August 1, 1854.
The general of business remains very dull The i'm
poraons of goods in the aggregate less than last
and much larger proportion OF them foreign ae-
count The this port the month of July have
been follows:
1854 S4,ll745T
1853 = l,69T,5H
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$s,OsO,OO0
5,5N0,000

The payments into bank marked by the cearngs
600 600 less for the week for the first week in May
This decline payments with the increase in dposite and
money marks the subsistence OF the pressure
The ubreasury absorbed fair amount OF specie this
week, the disbursements being now small
The alarm in the money circles accompanied by deialca
failures been kept alive by the circulation Of
injurious by the bear party il IT, however now sub
siding and such securities beyond suspicion are
turning to favor.
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BY EGR APH.

Mussachusetts Wing State Convention.
BosToN, August 4Last evening the wings of this city
appointed delegates to represent Boston in wing State
convention which assemble the 18th August They
were instructed to oppose all political fusions.
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Public No 59.l
AN ACT constituting Madison in the State Of Indiana,
port of delivery

BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States of America Congress assembled That
Madison in the State of Indiana shall be and is hereby
sttued of delivery and shall be subject to the
United States and there shall be appointed surveyor Of
customs reside at said port who shall in addition to his
duties perform the duties and receive the salary and
emoumen Of surveyor prescribed by the act of Congress-
approved the second of March, eighteen hundred and
providing for the payment OF duties imported
goods certain ports therein mentioned entitled An act
allowing the duties foreign merchandise imported into
Pittsburg, Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis Nash
vile and Natchcz to be secured and paid at those places
and the said town of Madison and the said port of delivery
be, and is hereby annexed and made part the collection
district of New Orleans and all the facilities and privileges
afforded by the said act of Congress of the second of March
eighteen hundred and be and hereby extended
to the said port Of Madison.
Approved August I'd, 1854.