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.HNcH NOvELs-By Dumas, Bslzac, and 9th
IN fmpoIs ted from Paris by the undersigned
a. Wing from Is cents upwards; many Of
~ "a July illustrated
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Springs, Posing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs. tAase So
A RRANGEMENTs having been made with the
n owners Of the new and splendid steams,
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria and
Washington, a distance Of s;x miles, in connection
with the trains On this, and thu Washington Rail
roads, the following schedule viii take OBJECT on and
after Thursdsy, june LIST, 1854: rs- ~ --
A Train from Alexandria to Gordonsville, and In
ermediste Stations will leave the Depot, corner Of
Duke and Henry streets, at o'clock . m, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
tins for breakfast On board, arriving at Gordons
Vile, t hslfpsst 10 o'ciock,-ooaneoting at tina.
point with the Trains tha Virginia Central
Roed, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and 6taunton.
A Train from Gordonsviie to Alexandra and in
termediste stations, viii leavs GcRdonsville ri
IL O'clock, on ths arrival Of the cars on the
Virginis Central Railroad, arriving at Als1andris
ut halfps5t o'clock-thus allowing time to connect
with the train leaving Warrington City for tn,
North, and for Dinner beard the boat.
4 Train from Alezandria to Werrenton and inter
mediate SEstionB will leave Alexandria daily, (Sun
days excepted) ct o'clock, P NJ, arriving at War
rent at hsifpast O'Clock .. m
On Sunday will leave at o'clock .. m.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, will leave Wsrrenton daily {Srn
day exeaptedl ut quarter before7 o'clock D. n, ar
irving at Alezendris at halfpast o'clock .. N.
On Sunday will leave st quaster past Ii O'clock
,. IL I'd
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@ DOCTOR YOURSELF. i..
TIE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:

The Nfdeth Edition, with
One hundred EngravinFs
showing Diseases and Ma
formations of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which lie added .
Treatise on the Diseases Of
Females, being Of the high
est Importance to married
people, or these contem.
plating marriage By
VIM. Young, ID. d.
Let no father be ashamed
TO present q copy of the
ASCULAPIUS to his child
Ii NAV save him from an
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MURPHY'S NEW. DEPOT HOUSE.

~ This we'll kept bouse and kks-E1
N(AfTAURAST, opposite Camden Ste -
ton, northeast corner of CamdenA
~ and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Nd 10
Q convenient 2otel, where travellers 70 and from
Washington, &C., VIII Aad ssrseable secominsda-
dons aug s-3m
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FINDER GARtfENTS.-shaker flannel, cash
~ mere mer;no, Ssxony Scotch WOOL Cause me-
rlno, Isle threat silk ana Gotten UNDERGAk-
MkNTs. ssirta, Golfers Linen and Muslin Po ouls,
1t BIGET,
sep l0- ,-sr Willsrds Hotel
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TNTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs-Inter
l. est obtained for NepositQrs and others upon first
class securities GAUBB BROTHERS, Bankers.
sep Zl-&Q,f . IL
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BALTIMORE AlVlRlElAlIis.
THpIAMt DOcfoR.
Il. g. sPENCER

q p" d. q. HPENVGh
Osrs his Professional services TIN cttisens OF Bal
Hmore. lean core eli kinds Of Csncers-ake then
out without pain, or the use OF any knifs- I can
sure all kinds Of Fits and Spssns, Rheumatic PsinA
nv other ailment she human family are subject to.
tse csn stop Blseiing from the Lungs or Noest any
distance from the patient, By knowing the pstisnrs
name. Z was born Blind, and hef studied severd
yesrs under IN Indian Doctor who vas smong the
sild In dams thirteen years. r.-.a,r
Dr. SPENCER hss removed from Mr.. Buckieys
Boarding Eouee, TO -.
.ug lift Baltimore, Nd.
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No. LII, BGltssore strest, E0ltimos,

THEsstepsble object of this institution is 10 place
l. in the reach of ipdividuals proper facilities for
obtaining thorough and practical Mercantile edu-
;ation. young man can hers obtain more cor
rect knowledge Of general business nstttrs in few
weeks tbsn can be seq uired in - many years In any
one counting house.
The courss OF study embraces doublsentrJ book
keeping and its adaptation TO various departments
of commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according 20 the most approved methods
Practical Penmsnship, combining rspidity Of
nercsntile law, upon various important mercantile
ul jecte. beside many ether points necessary for
oook-k keeper or business man to understand Time
necessary Tor student to complies the varies
applicants can enter st any time and attend both
lay and evening. Examinations are held at stated
periods and diplomas awarded TO those who grsdu-
ate Fer terms, DC, write and have . circular for
esrded by mail. feb 4-ly
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THROUGH TICKETS.

TO 90
To aordonsTe 40
To Char lottesville. p
To &C
To 2
To 2s
To %Nsw OF
To Middleburg 4 Is
To 80
Round trip ticket to Warrenton, from Eatur.
days 10 bo
sPGsssngers Tor Lursy and New Market will take
the train leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock .. m.
on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages at Culpeper, G. ii.
"Passsngers fer Lynchburg Will take the train
leaving Alexandrie ct 7 O'clock, O. NJ, On HON
days, Wednesdays, and EridsJs, connecting with the
stages st Charlottesville ..-.
aG-Passengers for the White Sulphur Springs
viii take tho train leaving Alexandria dsily, con
Meeting with the stages at Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday q
oeFtsd)
Per order: W. B. BR0CKETT, Agent
Alexandria, Vs., May %. may 3l-h
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VII. DR.. MeClintoek's Rheumatic Mi5

For internal use; purely vegetable combination
FOR the cure of rheumatism, Gout, and I'll Neural
gic aud Rheumatic Diseases This remedy il ofEeret
with the utmost confidence. 1t has b. en- used mos
extensively, and is as near Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases as the world has seen. Price per bot
tie 10 cents.
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49, ~

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THE
LONG EXPECTED WORK
NEARLY READY s.r-s

Will be ready for deliyery to subscribers early In
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For Liver Complaints, and all forms of diseases
arising from arrangement OF the liver, with synp-
toms such IS Dizziness, Headache, Ringing In the
Ear yellow urred tongue, pain in the right shoulder,
sense Of fapess pam IN the right SIDE disosdered
clay colored Stools &C. These Pills, If taken In the
insipisnt stages of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward Oh the attack. Price
% cents Per box. i-<s'. 20 .a~ -issz@5
The above Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apothecaries In this Dis
trict, and Of J. L. HsNsHAw, Agent, Washington,
sep I2-6rr $50. ,,.. s.r.~- sE.t
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
81 q 8

Tae Cheapest, most Comfortable and ET'
peditious Route to tie White Sulphu,
Springs, Posing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Sprsngs. .sAatse --7
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n ne Of Departure of the Ocean Steamers
LIST VI AkRIvAA AT TIE HOTEL.

the 18th and Goth of each month.
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-06-04
nj nrricn

At the residence of Mrs. p Rouanet, on
Tuesday evening, last the 23rd by the
Rev. c. MrNARD. Mr.. NELSON GALA.
BERT, to MISS MARY CORRINE, only
daughter Of N. Husr, Esq. all of this place
On Monday evening last, the 22nd inst.
by the Rev. G. MENARp, DIR. c. II. L..
GRUNEBERG, to Mss THERENCINE
TOUPS, all of this parish.--Minerpa.
On Monday evening the goth inst. by
the Rev Father Lave, Mr.. GILBERT
LOCKWOOD to MISS ROSALIE LE-
GENDRE both of this Parish.
On Wednesday evening the 3fsi nit, by the Rev.
A, II. AVERY. Mr. ALEXANDER DENHAM to Mss
ELIZA LDWDEN.
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Notice to Contractors.

1tEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
~ ed until Saturday the 1st day Of July
next, 1851 for enclosing and grading, and
for making brick Side walk, around the
Capitol Grounds. in accordance with the
plans aud specifications. and in conformity
with an act of the Legislature, approved
March 16 1854
PROPOSALS are invited tor furnishing
all materials and labor and for the perform
ance of the entire work required, or for any
seperate psrt thereof. Bidders will furnish,
with their proposals, the names Of their Sc
curites. Plans and specification may be
seen at the office of the State Engineer at
the State House, and proposals will be adj
dressed to the undersigned, and delivered
to him by or before the LIST of July next.
BY order Of he Board Of Commissioners.
EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton Rouge, May "a sd, Secretary.
HyNew Orleans Courier and Picayune
please copy month
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Julliens farewell series of concerts
are fast coming TO a close. Julien,
while in this country, has travele d
about six thousand miles, and the
expenses Of the company have been
abuot 100000. The speculation
has been aloosing one. Julien re.
ceives certain salary and portion
ofthe profits, if there are any. era
mer, Beale and Chappcll, of London,
who sent him out here, will, at the
close ct the present engagement, have
lost from $4,000 to $4,000 by it
Delta.
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FRENcH NATIONAL ExnrplrroN -
The Great French Exhibition will
open in eleven months, aud already
excites considerable interest by antiei-
patton. Recent pecuniary offers made
by the Government to a large number
of painters, render high excellence in
this department of the arts probable.
About the first Of next January. pa
per devoted to the interests of the Ex-
position, will make its appearance. It
will rolyglot, the same matter being
repeated ever four times in it's col
unus, in French, English, German
and Spanish.
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Bear East Baron RcuaE n YOU
UAv.--We hear of a great many re
markable "turnups, " curious ''beets, y
prcdigous carrots" and marvellous
twin radishea. hut after all what is the
marvel about twins Is not one, the
duplicate Of the other Now, trirlates
are somewhat out Of the common Or
der, there il an odd number, which
therefore makes 1t odd. AS faithful
rhrnnicler Of events we have to cav
that lady ofthis Parish, gave birth
to three Native American Republi
cans a few days ago-all boys, all iiv-
ing and Notwithstanding and get
ting Cat, to figure at some future day
in the Worlds affairs. If Indiana, or
Arkansas or Texas can beat this, we
would like to zee them do 1t. Il is
perhaps needless to state that this
event took place in the vicinity Of
Tteenwell sprngs which therefore,
If for no other reason, should be called
Eureka,
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Auction Sales.


WiN be sold, 7hmsday, the ath
IF June merit,
A + / o'clock, A. NJ. at the plantation
IA in West Baton Rouge. one and
half mile above the fairy, situated between
Messrs nubroca's and 0nesiphore Bernard
First. THE PLANTATION, measuring
three and quarter arpents fronting
the Mississippi River, by 40 in depth, es
tabished as Sugar Farm; there Is stand.
ing 60 arpenis Of fisrt rate cane ard about
30 atpents Of corn The Sugar House is
in complete order four horses furnihed with
ease, uice to the kettles during the rolling
last TALL. The kettles are in perfect order,
and can make four hhds. per day; burning
only two cords and a half per hid
Secondly, SEVEN first rate YOUNG
CREOLE NEGROES, fully warranted
sound and equal to any at plantation work
Thirdly, Horses, Mules, Oxen, Carts
Plonghs. Corn &c, Be
CoNprrtoNs The plantation. payable.
one fourth cash and the balance on the first
day OF January 1855, 1865 and 1857 with
approved endorsed notes bearing per cent
interest from the day Of sale to maturity,
secured by mortgage on said plantation.
The slaves payable one third cash, and
the balance on the first day of January
1865 and 1850 with approved endorsed
notes. bearing per cent interest from the
day of sale to maturity, secured by mort
gage on said slave,
The Horses, Mules. Oxen, Carts, Plough
Corn &c.
A Il sums under fifty dollars cash, and
above that sum, one third cash and the bal
ance payable on the first day of January
1865 with notes endorsed to satisfaction
bearing per cent interest from the day Of
adjudication TO maturity.
All the notes will be made payable at
The Branch Of the Louisiana State Bank.
at Baton Rouge, and any notes not paid at
maturity will bear sper cent interest until
final settlement
1yThis sale being to close concern,
will be positive ant without estimation.
West Baton Rouge, May 21st 1854 ID
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PANTHER SHor A large panther
vas killed six miles below this town
on Bayou Plaquemiue, last Saturday,
20th ult., by James klianpeter and
brother, in company with Edward
Robertson, Esq. The animal mea-
surcd more than I feet and was very
large. We only saw one of its paws,
and judging from it we should con
lecture that The entire animal must
have been very large. Its claws were
one inch and a half long on The paw
we saw in the possession of Mr.. Robert
son. -TbeyviIie Gazette
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RoTHsGHiLB AND PALESTINE -- We
clip the following from the Vermont
Chronicle
1T is rumored in Paris that NJ dc
RpIhschild had offered to acrprt the
terms proposed for the Turkish loan,
or even to advance larger sum pro
vided Q mortgage was given him on
Palestine
This rumor is highly suggeslive.
Every rejecting christian mnat have
had frequent thoughts of the Jews, Of
Palestine, and ofthe precious promises
aud prophecies laid up for them in
the Bible, during the thiekening Of
the war plot, which now must inevita-
bly, involve all Europe The great
battle Of Armageddon-thc angel
standing in the sun calling al the fowls
to the feast Of the great God-the
treading of the wine press without the
city, and the blood coming to the
horses brides, are passages Of holy
writ that come mp before the mind
with awful grandeur, clothed with the
idea Of fultilment with a short time
Palestine is the Lord inheritance, re-
served for the seed of Abraham. The
Turkish power hold it, Its downfall
is imminent; and who next shall own
Palestine : Evidently the Jews.
The world has wondered at The
wealth of the Rothschilds. They are
Jews. Why has Providence raised
them up and placed tn their hands an
amount Of wealth equal to that of an
entire kingdom 7 May it not be for
such time as this ! The Turkish
power Strengthened for money to fight
against Russia. comes to one Of the
Jews to borrow--he asks d mortgage
on Palestine, and on this condition
offers more money than Turkey asks
The Sultan knowing Palestine is one
portion Of his dominions On which the
Emperor of Russia has fixed his cove
tious eyes. that he may command the
Mediterranean and Red Seas. and al
so the mouths Of the Nile, would the
more readily mortgage it to Noths
child, 10 put it az far from the enemy
as possible, and identify it with the in
|erests Of Western Europe, and by
this means the more ellertually secure
lie aid IF England and France. In
he event Turkey Ia swallowed tip
he mortgage lies unfcdeemed -Pales
inc is once more the property Of an
[sraeliie. But Russia is determined |
o have il but to obtain it she must
light all Eurcpe---and the last great
conflict is on this sacred ground. New
iorms Of government arise all over Eu-
'ope, aud the Jews return to their
'atherland under the deed Of Roths-
,hild. These are thoughts which
quickly sprung in our minds upon
'eading the above few lines.
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Rail Road Election Notice.
Maroh's orfiera rAreN Rcuuh. La {,

MiYos's OFFicr, EAfos Rcuuf La !
..... May 9th, 1854
III VIRTUE Of MI ordinance adopted By the
~ Board Of Aldermen Of the City q Baton Rouge
1i the fourth day cf May 1854 and IN cunfprtr,ity
to al act Of the Legislature entitled IAN Act pro
wiling for the subscription by the Parishes ard
Municipal corpora lions of the State, to the stock
of Corporations, &C." approved March IL, 1862
an election will be held Mt the Court House, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on THURSDAY, THE sTH
DAY or JUNE, 1854, for the purpose Of rasifyrg
the ordanre passed by said Board Of seecfmen Oh
the 4th May. 1851, entitled AN ordinance prcrid-
ing fpr the subscription on thc part Of the Gitr Of
Baton Rouge, to the New Orleans and Batot,
Rnhee Rail Rpsh Company" At said election the
voters IN tvhcse property the tttr ts teried, shalt
be authorized ~ vote; tlirsa who are IN favot ~
the ratification Of the ordinance will deposit tlieit
ballots II FOR THE RAIL ROAD" those who ate
not in favor ofsaid approval TO deposit their votes
" AGAINST THE RAIL ROAD "
Ut The election will be presided BY Messrs
1atnes NJ Elatn Henry rusnlinsen and y MeNafv
Robertson, commissioners
The polls will he opened ffum o'clock A. n. IN
I'll u'cock, P ~ JOHN r. DUFHOGQ,
NAV $500. Mayer
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Mayor Westervelt, of New Yolk,
has expressed himself in opposition to
street-preacling in future, and, seeing
to what scenes Of disorder it led on the
22d, it is probable that steps will be
taken to prevent Moses" and CANCEL
Gabriel holding forth in the Park in
future.
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Gbf'l0rtkly CoIl1rt
Fridsy Morning ::: June q, 1864.
FF John Broyan, charged with

EF John Broyan, charged with
numbering negro belonging TO Mr..
Sale, near Springfield about two
months ago. has been found guilty, be-
fore the Sixth District Court, now
setting at this place The virdict Of
the jury was Guilty without capital
punishment" Judge Robertson has
not vet pronounced sentence upon him.
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Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Siah Juaicial District Cou1t--
PWish Of last Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS, JosEpH HUNTER has ap-
w piled to said Court to be appointed
Administrator of the estate Of SAMUEL
MouNr, late Of said Parish, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to'sll persons inter
ested, to show ,arse withiit ten days from
the first publication Of this notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
Isl Nj. MORENO,
June Cd, 1854 Clerk.
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EfThree very large RATS of tim
bnr were drawn into Bayou Plaque
mine last week BY the irresistible force
Ct the current. They were instantly
checked by Mr.. St, Dizier.---I6erulic
Ga -ctte.
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AN ANCIENT Fap,s-1hetu are Il

to every matter Of improvement some
what after this fashion. A church is
to be built for instance they will say
To themselves in secret. well that Is
not 'lnv church" and if | permit it to
90 up, without Offering opposition
without throwing Obstacles ia the way
of the worktnen. why there is an es-
Enlistment that may convert so'ne Of
my church members, which would
weaken the establishment to which !
belong. and The effect would be per
certible ut once, in my business"
| This is the Argument for everything.
A man of this way Of thinking, land
there are n number Of them every
where. will say to himself chow am |
to be benefited. BY this or that move,
on the part IF others" and accorlidg
to his own narrow minded deductions
so their position. Coming nearer
home. A street il to b. ST. eightened
bridge built, Or perhaps lights are
required in some of the principal
thorouglfares. a great noise is made
about il hv such persons, because the
benefit TO themselves il not immed-
ately felt. and they cannot 60 q round
about process Of retiacination to find
how they may be indirectly benefited
We set the author of a commune
cation in the last Vis-a-Vis. signed
"Merchant." 10 be of this class, OF he
would not use sncl Argument as this,
against the branch railroad to New
Orleans, he says;
Mr.. Editor, ! am tax payer
have submitted to the infection of a
City Hall. and swallowed the new
wharf (not without ehortl and am
ready to swallow the new market, pro
viding ii ia not put outside the corpo-
ration. But when it comes TO paying
a tax to foster an enterprise to benefit
Others, and AZ honestly think to in-
jure us, | must kick ii the traces and
give NV vote against it.
We feel satisfied that the citizens Of
Baton Rouge are obliged to him for
this honest expression. because when
such men as the "Merchant," in que.-
ton, advocate any thing, we like to
see the bottom Of the thing, and find
what it stands on. before giving our
support.
In referring 70 the communication,
the editor of the WIS., says;
Marchant' says he is property
hclder--a tax payer-well he may, be
but he talks to us, very much like one
who pays but small share of taxes"
The matter of "ten bits" per annum.
We have no patience with the man
who sta down. to prove BY mere
that the opening of read
is an injury to anyptace. So far from
being 50, 1t i a text for Christian
sermon, and in its moral and social
effects, cannot be computed in mere
dollars.
In 4 very few days now, our poo
pie will be called on to vote on the
ordinance. relative to the tax on real
estate, in aid Of the New Orleans and
Baton Rouge Railroad. The question
S, shall Baton Rouge languish and
all back into the primitive condition
IF Red Stick, or shall it stand erect.
md take prominent position on the
'ar of progress. Our destiny is in
he hands Of property holders, where
! should very properly be, and we feel
satisfied that the result Of the election
will be such as we anticipate, beyond
he shadow of doubt.
Jullien's farewell series of concerts
ire fast coming to close. Iullinn