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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TKLEGRAPHI
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
From Boston.

BosroN, July % The Hon. John Henry
Thomas Manners Sutton has been appointed
Lieutenant Governor Of the Province Of New
Brunswick.
William Sullivan arrested in New Orleans
on the requisition Of the Governor Of Massa-
chusette, for the charge Of assaulting Richard
Dana, counsel for Burns on the night Of the
"a of June, has returned to the city in the Gus.
tody OF the Boston officers, Jones aud Heath
It has been excessively hot here for the last
few days, and cholera is prevailing here to Q
considerable extent.
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WASHINGTON. D. C,
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1854.

U DR.. Bailey the principal editor Of the
National Era, left Washington on Monday
last, on brief summer journey through the
Northern States
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

shall have been inaugurated Is the vital prir-
ciple Of her National Administration.
Yours, truly and respectfully,
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WHEELING, July 22--Tbs cholera in thil
vicinity is absting. The beat . excessive.
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Later from Hayana.

few days, and cholera is prevailing here to
considerable extent.
Later from HauUa.
MOBILE, July l9-The steamer Black War.
rior has arrived here from Havana, bringing
dates to July is.
Sugar market firm, and prices on the ad-
vance. Freights dull.
The Black Warrior brings no political news
worth telegrsphing.
The steamer bound TO San Juan, recently
wrecked, was the ] C. Lee, from Wilmington,
which foundered July 10, two days After leav-
ing Havana. No lives lost
Death of Mrs. Halle.
Providence, July 22.--Mrs. Halle, widow
of Judge Halle, whose death was announced o
short time since,) died yesterday, Of cholera, in
Warren.
Reyiew of The Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE July % Business Of the past
week very quiet. Stock Of breadstuffs very
light and bat little disposition to operate.
Transactions in -four have been confined du-
ring the week to the retail TRADE. We quote
Howard Street at SO so, but have not heard Of
any sales, and City Mills at So, at which price
about 900 barrels were sold during the week.
Rye -four we quote at 1926 . S5,37 Corn
meal at $3.50 for country, and SO 81 "a per
barrel for city.
The stock market has been in depressed
state and our leading stocks show . decline in
the midst Of fluctuations. The tendency down
ward has characterized all our market. AL
though tho foreign advices in view Of the
money stringency, are not 20 generally infu-
encing prices, the advices by the next steamer
are anxiously looked for. Sales, during the
week, amount to a62, 900 shares Of all kinds Of
stocks.
Weather Steamer Franklin.
New YoRx. JuLY 22--Thermometer, 49,.
Cholera prevailing Dispatches from Albany,
Buffalo and Boston, state that cholera still
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Weather Cholera Steamer Franklin.
New YoRx. jury 22.--Thermometer, 90
Cholera prevailing Despstchss from Albany
Buffalo and Boston, state that cholera still
prevails in all those places
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Death of Mrs. Halle.

PROVIDENCE, July 22-Mrs Halle, widow
of Judge Halle, Whose death was announced .
short time since,) died yesterday, Of cholera, in
Warren.
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On the goth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Gross
Mr.. SYLVESTER MUDD to Miss JoANNAH PEAKE
both of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
D0NGS N THE LEGIsLATURE.
y,ou Oar o-r corsspcresa-

Fror Oar O~r CoussFoncsa-
SENATE....ALBANT NcocsT, Marcn - -es4'
sLwlOBK WHARTAGE BILL
Nr. RorrHr.oy T1eseltsi @ F-mon.tralce t,ol many
reifeus OF Weschester County agins; re New 4cfA
Wharfage bill -
Tag vLW-yoEE MECIlNic7 lTIIrI--
The Iisratu!e Committee reported edyer-. on tl9 p
uer. sskuc fcr Tcclza.y I'd 70 th l1-t.Lol' -l '1s
reporl was sgreeG ~.
A FEcHTrorY LIQUOR Law
NJ Dicr-ysCy led -l----- Z o--i-I. q, OILS " --s
.cl wing Dbl: ..-
A. ,r tie Pscrs of the slts - -sss H te 1eii a.
-,-... b.. = -.-.lt Gee s- e. ..s---0-! ---'
-cx1 rle rr-.-sss ef ..aei.. b '.s- -.7r. |.'- 'ia
q ..rt.- Il $40. .n 81. >.lra. 90 r.A.
lf. Sos .s = rll. 20 l.e-.e go 3 ~ 90 pc
errt-.r o. A
r-i..,crv L.-.cr t14. ec-1 l---a .-- '.
r.---rr.rc. crl i-.l .l r--
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.t.r ~. 1.-l.r.v -E- -rf -.. - ---
s.'st,l.l .fl,... s4i. b. -l-. e. 20 Is nl p
-tf. rfI .- e .c.-r ltv. - t-- .e .' --.-.-.
,a lie A. d v-.ss 80. .s c.-tti-- tJ &c 4- =
-..-. -.~.--. ,-s..... .s..-H a r-- -
,it- ... -....r. i.--af-.s.s end o. te --.t'
i. t,. .lL fl.ls fe-t .--.-. --- ~ l l..T
av..-ssns.; = = tll .,Fs- A.. 80 ']l' '-s "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
fst Te'er,rh
tFTf RNODh 81 S4lON
Eurs oEpIFED TO A THlED READING
r,i,tiye 10 orfrirg streets Ia Ne~ York.


The BAN relative o orsrirg s'reeis Ia Ne" York
th- Nes York Yp1ng Hen t3..rary Assoesrsn.
Rcla'.vc 20 insilfriiou tor Deaf sni Dana .
20 tho Of Sase aE3 Onaors Cosrfsa' in New
Yosk ~, a.
ntitrc ilc Legtltrrr 20 be present az tke erection d
fhe monument 20 Gen Wooster Laid on tbs able
Mr. SAVAGE presented the annual report u he Aneri-
car Institute ~
H. SESSIONS moved 20 Dcraase the Appropriation -
tc Desfand Dumb Iust.tu;1n in the City Of NcT-fok
10 s.2siO AdorUd.
Mr. prwYN moved an appropriation 10 the iccchers
oftIe STATE Ilioiic Asyiu1 II $4,000. Agreed to.
Nr Monk, moved that the appropriation fer the
TeecLefs Insate Of Oncudags County De stricken out
- tb,. an counties receive Ike appropriation There
we're similar institutions in other counties S'hohs-fe,
Frerkn Greere &c and there should DO IL dscFinns-
tiCn Passed over.
NJ worTrs moved 10 strike ont the appropriation for
tie rent of the house occupied by tte 6overnor
Mr Stv,cr moved 10 amend the motion by inserting
a. oo fr the erection OF a mauson Tor he Governor
The question or bo,h amcniuleuis wss lost
The tll wa yoae through with end ordered 10 thTd
residing -, II, A.
Ihe House went into Committee on 'he bill erecting the
County Of Cauisteo Progress was reported
Mr. PA.vER reported bill designating Tie Lse7iHg
.feyrHol 8. the State paper
Mr. SAyAox reported b.ll amending the charter Of
H." ileIg-A In relative to 'womsr-s rights"
Nr Crvuiscs reported b OE the formation OF
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. CHANDLER presented memorial from tne bostu
q tade in Philadephia asking that an apProprsn9n DC
Rsde for clearing out the mouth OF the MsssSPp NeF
Rsssrred TO the Committee on Commerce -
Te Uouse took mp the Indian Appropriation 0hl ana
esprred in all the amendments with the exception OF hSI
,opratng 100000 FOR the payment OF the expenses OF
taxing council with and making presents OF goods ana
DIVISIONS 10 the Black Feet and other tribes OF Iheens
k,Bsdaiely within, adjacent to the eastern boundary
Washington Territory and defraylng the expenses OF
hrnxing the Chiefs Of said Tribes to Washngsoa-"hch
tsreiected by Yeas 81 Nays 90.
ne House by AYES 81 Noes 43, refused 70 dischatse
as Comittee of the Whole the Sta'e OF the mon
ron the further consideration of the resolutions testiyng
& hsuks of Congress toward the rescuers OF the san
Fueisco passengers two third vote being necessary
~ The purpose.
NJ COBB moved a susIensOn of the rules m oroer 70
r11duce resolution making the bal estaOtshlhg Ia
ass and telegraph communications between 'ae a.ai.
~ Pacific Oceans and for other PURPOSES th9 speclai
ssr for the third Tuesday in May These rules were
Ngended l2s against 80.
he resolution was introduced.
~ HOUSTON--Wil my colleague modify l.
n. COBB-lm AFRAID 20 undertake It
H. HOUSTON-Ihc time should b Limited. II VIC
going thus TO tie ourselves up shall reach no o1her
aness
ne resolution was pas sd-yeas 129; nays 80.
te House passed tie BIZ establishing four "ddIoA"i
-s1d OffCes in Miunesoia
hB0COCK moved suspension Of the rules to oAer
sbloHiug:
a plopcr rsgaIl f the r.ees,s oftbe country demands
stsul force 70 te Uomp,lv Increased Therefore c..
eNd That the t tlh. rznr the cons ton OF TX u'sI
sa fsstss made the special oidef 0! tlc tom's
antirom Gay 70 day ui dsIoted o.
ne niles were suspendod-Yeos l35, Nays
~ B0COCK az ,Le request Of friends withdrew i1e
Fsnbe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

DEATH OF PHILP GRIZZLY, EsQ-Among the news
hroupht 20 Charleston by the Steamer Isabel Is the an
rouncement Of the death Of Philip Greely, OF Boston
lie died OF yellow fever at Havana the nth inst Let
rs have been received from him dated the lfh, stating
that the fever had taken favorable tn and tnat be ex
pected soon to recover his Ial health unexpected
Change must therefore have taken place to Lsse caused
bis death 20 suddenly. . LII.
Er Greeley was a nstiye Of Portland, he ~ @d4iiyh
10 liberal education possessed bne netafH ehl9"Nens
During many wears he tTansacfed busnee N ths IVY
A. Ire senior of the fra Of Greely & Gui Wet n1i@
Tnerchauts and during the admin <eton o osn laJlpf
80 NJ FIlrso-e be Was Collector Of the Por o. BOSOM
ard Cbsrle,town When he retired ron once me nsr-
bspfs al Boston addressed - him later eoaehsd IN
b sife tsrras Of commentator for ths fiA "a nan
r- in h eh lie had discharged lac cgle5 81 hs oico
To tbi- ts,t,nonal be returned Able rspg set-Ds
ftb the leading Disadvantages incBred " Boston "a
rou-erueLc of tie integrity displayed In to.iscHg tns
,everIe ard incidentally ealing the a2epuon gt Iio
Government ~ frauds computed - other pos C,i-9s -
Ge e o. increase shiprc en, Without regard 20 So 81
fec acon the rsyenuef Of the crUnry We bshets ~
supgesors were acted upon by tie GOyerl.sht ~
way he'pO.ute3 cu,, ana notorious system - % 80 eo
q. cverei oftLs large Icrs 1os 10 cgfe s,,ers-;o
~ fe,V ooo.Ls Fnco - entered mo 20 ~ = 49,
" n 81 siu Parker Esq. - he ffn Of ufssy .-r-,gs
and f1i yoLs II Havana . maze soma o. - -. s,,
me-. a -ou "a was tdkes sck an4 ese. - "a
3. years OF ave ard ieGfes ale AL l-5, IL T,se
III. citv h 13orrn be l1ss. 81 Dls4A .i l- ~
= is,~; number Of acqr rain'auces "no i -.
I,-ti,,. trt tes ihoss hs ha1 - n4Lf 'ii'-'
who VII lse. --' 49, .Bsi-ga a. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE AFFAIR At AUBURN
AArCN Moudsy March r. sJ4.

Yesterday morning at Il O'Clock. the fugitive slave
George Wsshineton was liberated from praon' and no
srr was attempted Some 200 800 people were pres
sent and party Of blacks took possession Of the tugVe
ana marched Of with him il is supposed r0e for Can
ada II Is thought By many that bis master has NJ been
here AZ I'll altloush j. Tls - reported
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
yAyIGArION OF TgF HUDSON

AIBASY Monday, March ~ lsoL
The River Is fall Of ice tins morning-and the steamer
Oreson Is s ground where she got caught on Friday
AIBASY, Monday March 27-l4l P. ".
The morning train from New York, due here some time
since has not yet arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
FIEFs At PETERSBURG. Va. AND WELDON,
NORTH CAROLINA.

BAIrIzoRE, Monday, March y, ls54
New Orleens papers Of Tuesday last are received.
IRE AZ Petersburg Va yesterday afternoon, destroyed
Vsssrs 1horrson & r-ckers tobacco factory, and
Jarertd the Mrch ants Excl arge. The ware rooms OF
The SeaboaTd and Roanoke Railroad az Weldon y. g
were DESTROYED BY FIRE on Saturday LJss soJoO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
DEPARTURE OF THE OTTAWA.
po.r.r Monday March =

The screw steamship Ottawa sailed from Portland for
LIVERPOOL On Saturday evening taxing oui lew passeh
ceIs .Gll IN. .eht and some mel ba..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
YONARRIvAL OF THE AFRICA.

SANDY HOOK, Monday, March 2I-IV 7 VI.
There are as yet no signs Of The steamship Africa, nov
Z her seventeenth day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

HE hLILaHI- Ut III DI@-AO4A '-A4sItIOIs'
NOBLE saturday March 2j, 1854.
4 letter from Havana 10 the owners Of he Black War
ror states that tie cargo released wei as the vessel
upon the pay nen Of the $1,000 fine She was 10 sail for
New York with her cargo on ths 2ith inst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

tbs, Tnvrerss Re,ajhegs announces nc dean .,
~ FtTe.5er : Koobins OF Ogdsnsbursh WHICH .o.,-
- On tIe ga inst. Mr Z. wss P.o-lasni 1Rl Ise-8
ff.,e-sCl ...lssg Il sse Ses 81 year''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
-. LILLLLI-

CORAELIUs GARDISiEA) 81, o..
Tie ,o--rrr.csrion was referred 70 the CanI Com
L. .oIsls.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

T br Vrr0rrH Ie7l1lasays = tie stre ~ 'eEK K1rf-
c1 lat A1llZl Report called tie
L.ou l. 70 the pfsP1sed c9Enee4on o. - june
tif 2 clLlua
be Cur ri. that s1-sing sss d1 no Authorize
iout tnr-t-r sicu s1t the gucsoo Canal
Cerenv adg1et The Ea l1vel o. ths wsrt Wa es.
= tl .c - f-E RODS Of the Chemung Canal an
.rc1 te se sth - lie qropooec point " coz sccn 01
- h --l-e lgeuE rrllEnd l"J
tke .rlerys-ilg bsIs sac tow path.
ne Conn ca.rs sd7isti tEa- e. s'3 hour o. he
oh ul the Jarcol Cals Company csncestrsJ
c. c.s abgrers Et cE a~ag rae s-ok 2aa 49,
fts "a -lrs r1-flf re co4rct4oa - q
Cctsccs " tce Canal sctlofs ~
g.. -a-r l-el By he J-ucto1 Cl1-I CenapaEy ~
ec1rec1 ssy lgtEcrted -w aeo = the l1tnrei "a
Con Psr7, tLen tte cIIls ess o. tle sul-s 49,
- 4r er-lirs cannot 10 co1-fd y - la
C--rtcrs. cas- p spu cf sst-e -s ~
co.lrezs Of the 5urei.ol csn compsnyi s1e thei -
D. ll@ -r-8rlls o. ir- fglis AID aseEs o. a' -' -
.. c..H sf-l4 C-1ap1oy ayes ~ e room = do-l -
-.rr1tl clI-e-ca b4rgtsa --fas c-l- 8 . s. 80 Il =
.ft DE- n Cas-. t.I-e1T IL "o'- '- -
~ rad -rsl te ateuEur tie tayuEi 49, &c ~
C-s soal siss 70 sasr rsyelss, -. - - & S
-.ste ~ r11 ID 70 ---.- y - -
s,-zi 20 20 t n ies f-3es % -e r 49,
u.r srrec~ vlru . ga D. l-i ---Re- ---sl -" "a ''-
~. sf IL ..e-s o.. l5.a tls Couus1eTi rs17es-ia.J
a-.- ne lge c. i-s a-ec-- - c9-alI-c
d. ~ I.lE gltsi o. -i9 - -t ,el-oa ~
40 fE alis- ttls re rEl % tae Ihsi-ik Cas nay 'e
a. .1cer fse ccuf1ol o. the Cznll Co-'r--s'9AsEA
"A Vi sh1l c-illiT snil4Ly--
HEAai tll Ltt CIT =
FFErsBll f t.LLst,;, u - D'a l--1-'us''
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I'm store for sale.
000 bbls. Cape Lime.
ZVD so st. Louis Flour.
july-5-N. N. HART b GO
Election.

Election.
by VIRTUE Of an actof the Legislature
ID adopted at its last session, and in com.
pliance to resolution Of the Board OF Sc
lectmen OF the town Of Baton Rouge, adop-
ted on the third day of July, an election
will be held in the town Of Baton Rouge
on the Goth day-of July 1854, for the pur-
pose Of taking the sense Of the people Of
this Corporation orr the subject Of license.
The election will be held in the Corporate
Wards separately, and the vote Of each
Ward shall be decisive on the question for
or against license, SO far as relates to said
Ward. ...,t.... 81.
The election in the First Ward will be
presided by d. A. Cunningham and A. W.
Bell In the second by P. A. Walker aud
H. T. Waddill.
The tickets will have on them License
or "No License.0
The polls to be opened from 9 a. NJ. un-.
til P. N.
J.R. DUFROcQ, Mayor
July 9Th 1854.
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THE BEL1GERENTs AT SEA.-One
Of those days We may expect to- hear
Eofa naval engagement between the
Russians and The British, in the Pa.
ci6c THE Indian Ocean. The Lon
don Globe says: &
Prowling about the South Seas there
are two heavy Russian frigatea the
Diana, and q, consort. A Russian
squadron is at Batavia. Lawless Cal
ifornia and the Mongrel Republics Of
South America are infested with pi-
rates to whom piracy would be
pleasant pastime /; and if the war lasts
clipper privateers from these quarters
under the Russian flag, will soon be
at sea, lodging our gold ships: But
to the Diana. Unquestionably it
would be possible for this fine frigate
and her consort, we'll handled by, dash
ing commanders, to steal along and
successfully destroy our six Australian
and New Zealand chief towns-Sid-
ney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart
Town. Auckland and Wellington.
Most Of these places are noble deep
water ports, where even seventy-four
might snchor within mile Of the
buildings. All are utterly defsnceless
against attack from sea, the few pop
gun batteries possessed by Sidney and
another place or two, would be swept
away by frigate's first broadside."
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SAINT PAUL AND THE CREEK Pc.
Ers.-When certain philosophers Of
the Epicureans and Of Tho Stoicka en-.
counfered Saint Paul preaching the
Christian religion at Athens, in the
year Of Christ, 53), some said, aWhst
will this babbler say :" Others said,
"He seemeth to be q setter forth Of
strange gods,'' and they brought him
to Areopagus to talk with him on these
matters. And, then, standing on Mars
Hill, it was that the eloquent "apostle
of the Gentiles" delivered that remark
able discourse, the text of which was
the inscription on one ofthe affairs be
saw in Athens, '."To the unknown
God In the course thereof, be used
these memorable words: "For in him
we live, and move. and have our be-
ing; a. certain also Of your own poets
have said, For zoe are also his off.
spring"
Paul was thoroughly versed in all
the literature Of his time, and could
reason and. argue, and speak with au-
thority, in the presence Of the wisest
and most learned. The words here
quoted by him, As having been uttered
by certain Greek poets. are to be
found in the works Of two of them.
First, in those Of the poet Ayastus,
who was, born in Cilicia, and wrote
some 27O years before the birth of
Christ. The passage from which the
Christian apostle quoted, has been
Englished thus:
From Jove begin we. Who can touch the string,
And not harppraise to heavens eternal king?
He anirnates the mart and crowded way,
The restless ocean and the sheltered bay.
Doth care perplex? Is lowering danger nigh?
Another Greek poet, CleautAes
who was Stole philosopher. and
disciple of Zeno-and who died some
$50 years before Christ-wrote, among
other things, a most beautiful hymn to
Jupiter, six lines of which have been
thus rendered into English 4
Great Jove most glorious ofthe immortal band!
Wo1shipped by many names; alone in might!
Author Of all !! Whose word is natures law!
Hail! INTO thee may mortals lit their voice, 4
For sce hins o0Spying are All things that creed
Are but the echo Of the voice divine.
Picayune.
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% An election has just been held
in Jackson. La. for Mayor and alder
men which resulted in the reelection
ofadr. Hughes by S majority and the
old board.
80 votes were polled on the Iii
cense question" Sixty for no license,
and fee for license.
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers Ia
i for sale on the most reasonable &iiI
terms, his Dwelling House and lot
situated on Church street, near Hackett +
Brooks store-a bargain may be had by
making immediate application G
June I'm. JOHN TlLANO.
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How TO TELL 4 "GooD Eoa."-I

How TO TELL 4 SCOOP Eoa."-I
you desire to be certain that your eggs
are good and fresh. put them in water
If they lay FIRST ON their sides they
are good, beyond doubt. II the but
turns up they are not fresh. This il
an infallible to, distinguish = good"
from bad egg" 4' - "
Another still better way. Break
the egg open, and if the white meat
has not mixed with the yellow, and it
tastes we'll when cooked with pepper
and sAlt, you may be satisfied that It
is good egg"
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MT. B. O'Couor corner of Third
and Convention streets, is in receipt
ofs very large and varied stock Of
Family Groceries. Any and nearly
every article in this line can be had
there fresh-and warranted fresh. The
cash prices are graduated to suit the
times, and everybody and his wife
may be accommodated. The stock Of
Millenary and Fancy goods next door,
kept by the Misses O'Conor is equal
to any stock in the city.
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CowHrDrNG.-We understand that
quite ap interesting case Of cowhiding
came off on Saturday last in certain
restaurat in this city; the parties be-
ing lady and a gentleman, both
married. It appears that lady in
question, feeling herself sggrieved at
the conduct Of a certain gentleman
temporarily residing in this city, but
who had a family residing at the the
Falls, walked into the restaurat above
mentioned, and finding there the OBJ
ject Of her search, administered to
him, sans ceremonie, several wen laid
blows, and at the same time giving
him a "piece Of her mind'-charged
him will. making disturbance in her
family--promising to marry divers
and sundry young ladies-lie being
a married man all the while-and she
would teach him better than that.
On leaving, she gave the victem of her
vengeance due notice, that if she ever
craght him in the street, he might ex-
pect another installment Of the ahide''
with Interest," Buffalo paper.
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Cistern Making.

THE subscriber, is now prepared to
i make Cisterns to order, in the very
best style, and will warrant his work. He
will keep stock of the best lumber al
ways on hand, and will attend to putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re.
pairing attended to. g. T.. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
70 Orders left At the Post Office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton. jnne-2s-6m.
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Notice.

~ NOTlC0. a = y
AN Election will be held on Monday the
II 3lst Of July, at Jas. H. tombstone
store, Bayou Crosse Tets, at l0so'clock q.
NJ, for the purpose of taking the sense cf
the stockholders in the Baton Rouge, Crosse
Tete aud Opelousas Plank Road Company
upon the question Of change to rsil road
company, and also of tn increase Of the
'' iniv-4.td. " JAS. H.SJ6ANsToN. i
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70 Mr.. A. g. Lane, , gentleman
wen known for his literary attainments,
and graduate Of Centenary College,
will open q school at jackson on the
first Monday in August. 1t il de,
signed - preparatory school. to fit
students for admission to Centenary.
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MAYOR OF ALEXANDRIA SHor.--
BY a .telegraphic dispatch received
yesterday, we learn that man by the
name of Culbertson, without any cause
or provocation whatever, shot Mr..
Murray, the Mayor Of Alexandra, in
the abdomen with pistol. The
wound is considered mortal, and the
man who committed the attrocious act,
is confined in Jail. The difficulty, took
place on the ground where they were-
celebrating the Forrth.-HurraSsou
bW g independent 18th inst,
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A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
Passengers are now taken through
from Cincinnati to Buffalo, over the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and
Mad River Railway to Sandusky, and
by Lake steamers from the latter place
to Buffalo, for four dollars, including
state rooms and meals on the boats.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-12

Brandy applications are recommended
by Western paper for badness, conl
tinued externally until the hair is we'll
started, and afterwards taken in gener.
Gus. quantities internally, to clinch
abe roots.
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PURE SODA WATER.

THE undersigned has just received from
i Philadelphia new Soda apparatus, Of
the latest and most improved style, which
will enable him to supply his customers
with PURE SoDA- Wafer, prepared freshly
every morning; the cooler will be con-
stantly filled with Ice, and the Syrups are
prepared by himself from the best materi-
ais. To suit tae taste of his numerous
patrons. he has prepared the following de.
1icious Syrups, to flavor the Soda, viz:
Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Pineapple. Straw
herrylRaspberry. Goosberry, Vanilla. Orange
Ginger, Orange flower, Blackberry, Mint
Capsicum, Wrectar, and Cognac Syrups.
N. B. rs Sodo tickets sold for 81.
innc II WIN. BoGEL, lafayette n.