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Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
The Military at Hayre de Grace.

HAvRE DE GRACE, FEB. 21.-The train Of car
from Philadelphia, due at o'clock last evening
did not reach here until this morning. The Phila
depha Grays, on visit to Baltimore and Wash
ington, have spent the night in the cars with q
large number Of other passengers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
Railroad Accident.

LANCASTER, Pa. FEB. 22-A collision took place
on the Pennsylvania railroad last night, this
place, between two passenger trains. II was al
first reported that number of persons were killed
and fatally injured but it is since ascertained that
only few We're slightly injured and no one killed
One man, in the employ of the road, had his leg
broken.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
Baltimore Ffremen on a visit.

New YORK, FEB 21.-The Vigilant Fire Com
pany, of'Baltimore, arrived at Jersey City at II
O'Clock last night. They were met by commit
tee OF the Columbia Fire Company, and escorted
to this city. The torchlght procession was post
poned on account of the weather. They visit Ran
dalrs Island tomorrow
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

GM-MezzOSraph Ltkenesses.-This art of
portrait taking lately introduced by Mr. Whitahurs
knowledgcd by ao surpass anything yet offered to the
public substitute for ivory miniatures 1t purely
American invention and should be patronzed by all
patrons of the fine arts While it possesses all the truth
funes of the daguerreoype the clearness of the finest
steel engraving and when coored the ivory
miniature in the imitation of nature and is quite
Bile, ut much less expense
Mr.. Whitehurst has beautiful specimens exhi-
bon at his gallery in this city, and Is furnishing them
uncoored about the cost of the finest daguerreoypes
Though the chief exceency of this art is the facility with
which they be multiplied many hundreds thou.
sands can be made from single sitting, with all the
rectness Of the original
Dec 2-dtf (m)
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Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21-The old Verandah Ho-
tel, on Broad street, was destroyed by fire this
morning. A few fire engines reached the spot,
being dragged by horses.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

The Steamer America Detained.
BosToN, FEB. 21.-The steamer America has
been detained until Thursday noon.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
Sailing Of the Amerfc:

BosToN Fe6. 22-The steamer America will
positively sail for Liverpool tomorrow. She does
not stop at Halifax.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
NoTTCE.-The u

" dersigned, having become associated for the
purpose of carrying on the Plumbing business,
offer their services to the citizens of Washington
and Georgetown, and their vicinities; and are
now prepared TO put up, adjust, and repair water
closets, bathing rooms, aundries, lift and force
pumps, water-rams water-backs and all other
fixtures appertaining to the business, in the best
manner, and at Baltimore prices. They can be
found at +. Y MAYORS old stand, on the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, near Third street,
where all orders will be promptly attended 10.
FRANCIS Y. NAYLOR,
Feb 24--eo3t FRANCIS McGHAN
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

*Lecturcs on Science and Art by DIR. Dionysius
Lardner, FRS, MR.LA., late Professor of Natu-
raj Philosophy and Astronomy in the University
of London. New York, 1916.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

EDWARD c. DYER, Importer of Cigars
IL and dealer in Wines and Liquors, has Just
received, from his agent in Havana, 100000
Washington Club" "Prefata, and Gel Siglo XIX
Cigars to which he respectfully invites the aten-
ton of dealers and others. ian 31-tf
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q CALE OF PATENT-RIGHTs FOR THE

GALE OF PATENT-RIGHTS FOR THE
~ use Of Seely's Patent Lime and Cement
kin.-The practcability and utility of the above
invention, for the speedy and economical manu-
facture of the best and purest lime and cement,
having been fully demonstrated by the working
of the kiln, erected by the undersigned, upon his
patent, in the city of Washington, he now offers
to the public generally opportunity to purchase
the patent-rights for the several States of the
Union Rights for counties will be sold separate
ly if desired. The kiln is capable Of burning more
lime than any three kilns in the country combined.
The average product of the one built in Washing.
ton is one hundred and ninety barrels of lime per
day, with consumption of only five cords of wood
as fuel. Cement kiln, built upon this principle,
will burn between two hundred and fifty and two
hundred and ninety barrels Of cement per day.
For the manufacture of lime il is capable of cal
ching either of the various kinds of limestone or
oyster shells.
Persons desiring 10 purchase rights may confer
with Mr.. Samuel L. Harris, Washington, ID. c.,
address him TO box $50 OF the post office in said
city, he being fully authorized by me, TO act as my
agent in said matter. SAMUEL J. SEELY.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February 90, 1854.
Feb 22-1m
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Fp- The Ladies' Fair of Ryiand Chapel, Metho
dist Episcopal Church, will he opened in the Island Hall
Wednesday evening the 18th instant The ladies' to
insure in their praseworthy object, will spare
pains TO make the Fair pleasant and attractive ALL
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
Connecticut Democratic state Convention

Hartford, February 22.-The democratic State
convention met here this morning and nominated
Samuel Ingraham for governor, and full State
unanimous vote sustaining the ordinance of 17S1
and the compromises of 1920 and 1850, and op
posing repeal fthe Missouri compromise.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
PROFESSIONAL GARD.

PROFESSIONAL CARD.
nOCTOR HUNTER will be happy to see
IL his former patients, and others who desire
his professional assistance in cases of consump-
ton, bronchitis, and asthma, on Monday and Tues
day next, February % and 81, over Mrs Vosss
Jewelry Stores, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. His system OF treating the above diseas-
es has been, attended with the most beneficial re-
results, as many can testify in This and other cities.
just published, "a Practical Treatise on the
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs by Doctor
Robert Hunter. To be had of all booksellers
Feb 2i-d3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

-Da- Among the late arrivals in this city we
notice that Of John R. Mcdaniel, Esq, presi-
dent Of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad,
at Browns hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

HOUSE TO LET.-One on the corner OF
IL 21st street and Pennsylvania avenue, con-
tanning fifteen rooms, with carriage-house and
stable also, two-story House, with basement
and attic. Inquire Of
WIN. w. DAVIS,
Dec l0-u Six Buildings
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

BY f. 5. WRIGHT, Auct., Georgetown.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR g. MOLASsEs
In at Aucton.-On Wednesday next, the 22d
instant, at IL o'clock, F. d A. H. Dodgc's wharf,
the cargo OF the barque Susan, consisting Of
800 hhds prime Sugar, part clarified
2l0 bbls choice Molasscs.
EDW'D S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
Feb 1S-dif Georgetown.
DTOwlg to the inclemency of the weather
the above sale is postponed till Monday next, the
9th instant. Feb %
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To conclude with the amusing farce, entitled
SENT TO THE TOWER.

Prices OF admission Dress circle and psrquetts,
30 cents reserved seats cents orchestra seats IS cents
family circle IS cents third tier 80 cents colored gallery,
25 cents; private boxes, IS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

THE WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
THE FOURTH and last Assembly Ball will
il be held at Jackson Hall on Tuesday evening,
February 2Sth.
Tickets of admission can be obtained by sub
cribers at Stevens's store, Browns Hotel
Persons not subscribers can procure tickets by
applying 10 one of the executive managers at
Jackson Hall, on the day of the Ball.
Feb 24-dtd
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

WEDDING-CAKE BOXES, OF Sc
wv veral styles, just received and for sale bv
the dozen or hundred, at
w. G. ZANTZ1NGER S,
Stationer's Hall, adjoining Irving Hotel
Feb 2l-3tif
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24

OH BARkS AND NEW CROP
y English Walnuts, and fresh supply Pecan
Nuts, Filberts, Princes or Paper-sheli Bordeaux
and Marseiles Almonds Just received by
SHEKELL & BAILEY.
No S, opposite Centre Market
Feb 2I-3tif
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-24
NATIONAL THEATRE.

ON FRIDAY EVENING, Feb "a,
Will be represented Shakspeares tragedy entitled
KING LEAR.
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fntfaH CaNt
take the liberty through your pa.
Per % call the attcntitn Of parouts and
guardians of tho youth, TO tho gather
oring Of boys between The ages Of nine
and fourteen, every night near the
Harvey House, who by their nruly
behavior and language, annoy those Of
our citizens whose business OF pleasure
may call them in that vicinity. Some.
times they remain in tho locality till A
late hour, and from tho we'll known
chara ,tcr and.respoctablc standing of
the parents Of most Of them, they are
not ccrtninly aware Of the behavior
of their young sons. The extreme
youth cfthe lnrties complained Of, and
tho hope that parents viii remedy
evil, has heretofore preserved thom
from those public measures which
would be meted out to older ones, and
which will not be used unless all
m1'der attempts fail. Home is The
place for children at night.
n FATHER.
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GyfWtrklQ Col|Irt
Friday Morning / t, pee. ~. las4


On. I. FAv.--We were egreeahlY
surprised the p'hrt evening. 70 have
our friend npi fellow citizen ~ 7
FAY. come IL uron us Tho hoct
hes just returned from his summers go
siourn ia Tie north, fia 81. Louis. lhe
weather whicl, makes us eliiyaf here
with cold. the nuut. calls "erting
time" il comparison with tho temper
sa'ure Of St. Louis, which he left about
two weeks agp nrt FAY resumes
the practice Of bis profession al his
office ON Lafayette street. near The
Harvey House
We are pleased TO learn from the
Doctor, that the charges preferred hy
"a whig" against Col. Thorpe. for
making M Abolition speech nj
l'rocklyn N v. n short time since,
ore without any foundation in.l,nth
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In this city on the lstii int, by the
Rev Mr.. Guion, MIR. AUGUSTUS J. Boz
GLE 81 New Orleans TO Miss JULIA 5.
WOODWORTH Of THIS city,
On sunday morning thc III inst, by tbs Rev.
A. n. Avey, GILBERT II. GeiinFiGip, OF The
Parhh of st Helena, 10 NJ 80 MARY flA u Nc 81
tbs city. .r
Oh Tuesday evetlng IRE l-.1' n's "
the Few BENJAMIN Jones. Rev. 81 10 !, I.
h. 81 ARD uf tdis4.is. .Hi. a.-sa Il. 49, Il
tIr"u 'ilLiFE E. q. Il. e - ST. Il.
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Tue AMruloAa Party UNcoNsrl-
rtrtonAl. A correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, writing from
Wayne county, Pa, under date Of The
9th inst, states that his Honor, James
NJ. Porter, President Judge, in his
charge TO the Grand Jury, at the pro-
sont term Of Court in said county, as
serted that they were bound by their
oaths to bring ali ipdic'ncn, against
every member of Know Nothing
Council. under their knowledge in the
said county. and that, although men
could not be made to testify against
themselves, yet they would be bound
to bear witness against brother. The
Judge considered the association IN
constitutional, md should como undor
the ban Of the law It is said two
thirds Of the Grand jury arc members
of the organization, md it IS supposed
they viii respectfully lcmur."
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E,trrsn

/ dyi1.shehh II he tie ord puhi,4 s.r4
rise0 u HvfHs Gfeeu Joarq.
The sui iaef " This memoir vag npl,,
in West Fairfax County, VI Tie
fall,e, was nj The Battle Of Brandy
wine, aud bis grand father fought aud
'led On the plains # thepnIterec, be
sides doing valuable service at Urn
dtv'q fapa. This is ar1iaitnf o. Al,
least Is dnonai So, by the hiogrirE4r
Of Bottle Gteou. For after hll--''in
a republican country Ike 'his'' as he
ihe liograplei justly remarks what
are an'eoedents ? Nay NOD a man,
|,e u mai', with powerful strong claims
on shs country, without any ,nGald to
what l'ls grand dad was} What has
the elder molnbera OF the Jones' tan'i-
ly.--now snugly lodged il Alalan 3
bosom peace 10 thoir ashes To do
with Ho'Hh G,ern, tLe subject Of "tt
namoir' II ia s'urly I.oaI' What
ia tho family Gree, when its roofs nto
all dead--huried, m one hno#5 Nh0le,
and nothing IL ltfs Of i, aaye u few
'eaves green leaves. ilnl laro laou
blown hare hnd hers ~ Tia tha,eH
Of war o, fortune ! Nothing, Tho
Li1Eiaphnr who blsias himst!t ~ Find
wheie he subject q his nraaT "cano
from" wliies merely % III a Loo', !,
we write for Il column and Wlan
that Is filled. tho life ID done. 90 il
other words lie public has Il flrtafam
g"Ffcif, hnl enorgh, is enough, 1t ey-
o'y.hing. We come ut once 10 the
Iife---the apirit@-tl,a very heafts blood
Of The subject Of orr mnlnoir Ill Il
Which have Eteen boiling over Ike -
zap kettle, viii, laudaI'p amhifion to
servo The country Tbs lion. Il &.
Jones commenced life 90, w. 'ia liret
service was IN tho Eleventh Infantry
Dragons. al tic battle 81 lie 'JIpfsh
Ponds :, here ~ q non commissioned
officer hs distinguished himself "so
,nueh' that the I!rieadicr Geueral Of
Regiment thus srote Of hin IN u pri.
vate letter 10 the wiar office, II rsc.
commend to the setreta,ie's oensids1u.
ton. Urn,t Bottle &. Jones, =
From this. be loae--1ose rapidly
and Ike the rose. rs our youthful
hero expanded. he enlarged to his pros
cut proportions. which ere altogether
loo eonEilgp - admit If bis going
into n, ingstot's magazine Of ra,ua,ka
|'la aaad aud living 'lldn. For this
reason n modest reculiartY Of The
Jones foibilf) his portrait ia not I'd be
seen in any Of the books, or at any Of
The lRggnerrotypo Fesoons,
What did tho subject Of orr nara.
live say wien called upon to express
himself about tho Compromise ? econ.
ileuon. fellow citisons, Laaits mud gan-
ileuen, arise to address you lap.
plausc) ] rise for the purpose Of say.
ing, thai whatever may DO tho fata Of
the Compromise measures, I shall ut
loart be found OH tho silo Of the eotn-
try Il any other evidence wanted
Of s'aunoh principles Of unaedgsd pat
,iotism! We think not--n moderate
people should DO satisfied and cry
with Julius Cmsar "lIold, enough
lay on Nlaodntl'' and If you cnp do
the reputation Of Bottle Green Jones
amy harm with the two edsed sword
of tlanlor why, do H. II there is any
man who has stronger claims on his
country than 3. G. Jones, we should
like to hear his name.
T-Tho Knoxville Whiq 1ha
come out in favor of Merolitl, u. Con.
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Sr,Lh ANo1nEn New SlpRt,--
Monsieur T. MAINE, Ia about TO open
on the corner Of Maine, and Laurel
ereets, .Ileroman's old stanl." large
and varied stuck Of Fancy French aud
German Gootls-a variety store
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A, McNraN n llno. yesterday.
Church street WAS blocked up for .
time with The fIe4h arrivals Of This Cd
terrrisius establishment They have
Just put In stere, for sale very heavy
new stock Of Groceries, embracing cvs
cry article IN their line.
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a. The construction Of a new
steamship for the New York and l'a-
vro Steamship Company, has boon
commenced in tho yard Of Westorvelt
n Sons New YORK. Her dimensions
Will BE- The same rs hose Of her con-
sort, The trank';u, She il = h4yg va
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H. We hear rumors to tho effect,
that Grand Complementary Bal.
will be given by the pupils Of Mcss..s
Duck and Bcwley sculc right during
The coming week. A..
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y. FATHER.

\ SAFE INVESTMENT. Giving a
Sunday School scholar q picture worth
three cents, and taking i aincpcuco
son him fer the missionary cause
\ toe'on p9per y guilt. Of he
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IyHenry A. Wise, the Democrat.
tic candidate for Governor cf Virginia,
has announced his intention to
''stump"thc State.
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lttrportrslslH HoNdes.-1 he re-

IIerpertrst,tH HoNdes.-1 he re-
oil value Of everything Of this day. is
what il will bring Honor is mans
ured by the tape line Of profit. ST. Int
a place anoriing n salary IF $500.
per nnuum is Just twice ~ honorable.
a. 4 place ot $3.50; btcause twice
two are four. n very simple rule 81
multiplication, very toreeably impress
sed upon lie npldle Of every n'ohin
Oh lis primitive legs. In a recent
Contest in Niralanl District s G be
tween Mpssra. Preston md Adams
for seal ia the State stenate Of thai
rhnlarkable country. The former IL said
10 have expended $4,000 and the
latter suffered for $4,000 amounts
used ~ tic friends Of each 'o secure
he election Tile "uuotielt' (this is
the mathematical pbraso) 10 10 IL
found, ~ atbsiiartinG DO iiilnihI *!
PENDED from tie amount h. h. reeely
cd. and tlis IL The anRwor T. he sum
in lonota'le dollars md ctnst ---4
I Whit ia flih frintipuI - This i i
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TuF LOUISIANA STATE Mla1tn
We are indebted to the author
our fellow citizen A. w. Dell, lIslr,
for q cory Of this work II emhrneea
a great variety of Governmental. Sta
tisti,al and other information. com
piled with great care, anu ut no in
considerable cost or labor. NJ busi-
ness man should be without n copy
The work ia executed il the very beRt
Ia'yle Of .the Mt typographical, and
comes from tho press Of the Daily A1
yocate, book and Job office.
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Ianrg VAFfety stare. ]

n M FTI,. T0fI,af q Main aHa, IsanFsl
L a.rei3. t,leipmbu g ole siand) deal
q IN Fancy tpat'7. Eittons, Thread. nee
dies. ftus, snI To ,fy. A 'afse md vailed
stock 81 Ipelsh, French, Ge,man,l anti
Ama,i,an fpney Goods, entirely too nu-
ihe,alts 10 'ntulirn. Calf IN examine. =.
ypu will ind The articles as good as The
best, mud cheaper lhan Tie cheapest.
Dc. pItd.yl
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plank usoas Notices.

PLANK HsDaG Notices.
OtFcB o. Tag LATIN i,ptGt Asp CLtsfos
pttrK Roam CoHrAsY. Z
.. Eftton ,Rongo, Dcern,btr 5N, 1854 J
IN Conformity with secfi6n 9th Of The Clint
ter Of this Company, mn election fnr Seven w
rectofa, 10 during the ensuing year, VIZ n
held ON W,AfHeadaV, the 10th day 81 dahphiy nrT
1astt, Mt the Office u Justice Z. a. Walker
Commissioners. Fttaopn ihnnne, W y. gunnar
and II. 4. Waddiil. A. II. DUNN, Pres't
A a,rpprta aae'y dGC6stf.
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~ Some unc%-aa will be socn
from advertisement. has a coil Of rope
Che property Of Messts CcnAHnorrf
\ HcrraASN Tho rope was landed
from The Music last week, and by mis-
takc han boon taken 10 the wrong
house. Whoever received rope at
that time (grass rcre) win 90 well to
count tho coils, and II they iipd less
than they are entitled to- inform
Messrs q, \ II. &c tho fact.
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Orries ey rHa BARON EotGg aSD CLINTON
tlAsE ROAD C6afAsy.
A Office is hereby given to stbe Stockholders .
" thid Company, tl'at an fnatalment Of ten pr,
cent t2 30 per sharc) will be due md payable On
Friday, the 9TH day Of February, 1856.
Iiy order Of tho Hoard,
deee.t A. sliEpfERa fec'y.
g.g- Gazette and Nj yoeate, pIease copy II.
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gtjttAH

SUHAH
y z 6atfals tove'ing's Powdered sugar,
10 St James
10 Crushed fnaar, f#.
For sale by A. MoaThN 4 Bho.
1,nr -
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MATS WaHrs.=4Wliat II ID hat
man ,l,tH not vhnt 7 The ch'l',, lie
ali. the oaverus hnneah tic efltl, and
untsthou,ed deep, aro AL ozplorod TO
minister 10 his intellectual taste. aud
physical hrre'ilnF. Whatever Is most
difficult to be had. ID most wanted
though there may ha no intrinsic value
about The article. sell il ~ valuable he
cause Of its eeaptiiV--nothing more, -
Then why rail The poor Indian ebar-
barian," because lie lies to dress his
person il gaudy ttlnketa : Ia it not
thus. in refined S'ooiety J Is not the
man valued aetct'lpt u his fsatheps---
the 1t4l'ly e The Dry goods wliioh
cover lia eAifomitios !, Suppose for
a moment. with 5ailpr Isosasttta, that
thu world were ,mlsod would there
NJ any diFtihetionalh rheictt 7 Would
Dot tho flnest gentleman be on . per
feet deoa level oi equality with the
most reasonable knavo After all.
what is man but poor miserable. nj
ways wanting, flways complaining,
knock. knecd OF bow-leggcd creature,
thht would freeze 10 death were il not.
that other and better animals furnish
their skins TO cover him.
If mans wanta arc 50 multilatous
70 limitlcss, what arc womana7 They
overstrcateb the confnes Of the limit
less, and iall on Tho other side. How
much miaery--aliect, deplorab|c mis-.
cry Ia oceasioncd the world, by one
single spasmodr jerk Of fortune do
lnandlng Q new pattern Of ilare-out-at
the-top bonuet; there are no liguros
to calculate. A new pattern Of pants,
viii, . chaste and appropriate view Of
the liver Stys, OF the Siege Of Sovas-
topel, on the other side. has been
known to sink tho moral honesty Of
the community below zero itHelf. Who
can tell what tie wants Of mankind do
not embrace The man who can say
what it Is lac docs not want, is happy
individual, . .....
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M EHEsl

ME1E;sl at..l.. l.s#
w il0 Faces Clsret Of Various Brands,
t+t. II M'iseat VIM 's'
A.yz. 10 4 ,..ltnag .gaFaf, rtfO
!, G. - Fine Ellrtfy.
''tsr ts1a ~ 7iiaiiAi aIat1nFl f. UHo.
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AnRiVhid; At THE
m "A ~ m n. " III Cd " = NJ.
WILLIAM MARKHAM, rnprR,
December 22sf, a,,a 23n1. l85 |
SsF..s wi BOAT ARRIVALS.

Inc following Is list oi Steamboats, which have
Etupetl and rasHcd AT ttis place. hon " O'Clock
F.f,lavuit ~ O'Clock aesurfayi
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r5-TLo Knoxville Wig I,ae
come out in favor of Meredith Z. Con.
try for next Govornor Of Tennessee.
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Too Coon TO RE Losr. The "Joucs.
vile Republican takes something NC
said---designcd to be funny. and re-
produces it under Tue above head
Too good to be lost A capital joke !,
4 great laminary like this, fishes about
in a thousand stupid exchanges and
by chance falls Oh jewel Of thought,
to which il lends new ray of light,
and thon tho Joncsyille Republican
gets hold Of il and parades it under
tho head TOO good to be lost"
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TUE TRus Gauss. 1t may be aaid
in honor Of tho candidates recently be-
fore the people af this Parish. Cor The
vacant seats IN tho Legislature, that
neither ono Of them, was guilty Of tho
customary practice Of chartering tho
liquor shops, on the day and night Of
the election. Tho truo reason there
fore, why the coffee houses about
town, were closed on Monday night, is
that no one was responsible "for the
lilour." The consequence was. that
''such Of the fellows about town" rs
iii their bladdcts with whisky, at the
candidates expense, failod to get their
usual amount Of "grcg" on that ocea.
sion, .a