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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

NOTICE 10 SIiPPEts.-The undersigned have taken the
store AID lumber house ~ this place re-
eeiVe and rvard om either side the produce mi
merchandEe that may be sent TO their care
Thsy will receive H. few days, and will KEEP on hand r,d
supply 81 groceries, which they will st low for
customer The strict personal attention Of J. Ronrtfs will
~ given to all bIsncss conudcd 70 them.
J. y. ROBERTSON CO.
Un-clmf Hickey Landing, New Canton,ya.
EMP0itTANT CONTRACT Scs!ed proposal NJ, h. len A
the once Of b,ien McCue Sttunton va betWeen tbj,
time sud the 2'h instn, will b.
the erection the bora Coal and Iron North Rive
~ furnNce stscs r manufacturing irou with Anthracite Goa.
The Dimensions - the stack s. feet feet high AMI s
feet bosh the Furnace to be ready Tor Gy the e! Of pee M
per- ISL Toe maehas al TO Be furnished BY the Cunnetor
and TO be o. the bst quality and iron bound
warranted TO last properly used The bids 10 cover
everything nclulnr hot air chamber hot blast and The
sork 70 Be apprnvedb BY eomPesn u 10 received
Ior further particulars apply to through Imboden NeCue
sIinu nh Vs. A. NICHOLAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

GENERAL AGENCY
ZOE TIE SALE AND PURCHASE or LANDS
ENRANk g. RCFPiN, SccrctirY f tis Tfrgaid I,s tyrE
cNtsrM Si,y aud " ArgrsT ODER their serrces 10 The
public OESsRAt AsEgIs for the sAie
VirgiHir ard the Sputiera and Western S,aifs "
OFrcg ~ the Ofcs " re Virginia sal. 1gri,i,,oy O.
ctefy, No iSS HGiI street ~
MAUGUsr Mfrry l5ic and Accountant oryioy a. above
n OiitE-Rt.FOIIL The sabscribsr, have removed
.usit o.ee 70 Me'srs D'nlop Moneure Coz houte
lyio-lm Hr.GE.a TALIAEEaaO
IL hat t9IliONs HOChiNGHNM TUItNPIhE ,VNiPASY.
50 suosfotrs TO The Capital the Roetn.ba Tu,u
Ps are required 70 pay Tue st day Of Ga
u.s. 80 70 we TIE tarrf Of the sad Company addition 10
we sn 90 The Reqns ty the Board
The ipri-sF sun Of Five Doa-s yer shave ''
By order % the Board
oo.. p..,,.-, GRO. W. MILLER, Treasurer r. 7. Co.
. Conrad's store Jdiy the gth, ia I
> subscribers residing thr city are autboi,. n nav u
lyl dt1sfA uy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

cOV 20 tons No. / Mexican Guano
no bills Rockipni Lime; 50 bbis Tar
20 hhds. Bacon Siies, shoulders and Joies
60 tesces superior BsFEcr Hams; ca bbs
50 do New Orleans Moasses
In store and to arrive at the BY
myR'-e2m JOHN II. CLAtGORSE 18th Il.
a oARD-The subscriber respectfully tenders his thank, Tor
IN the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
lie continues give HE undivided attention. ~ the sale Of To-
baeeo, four Whe Cord and svcry other Kind country
produce, assisted By lis sou, Mr. Linden n. Wslcr.
LOgIS WALLER
Omce doors below the Columbian Hotel Cary It, Richmond
'ugnla. jlT--eu
n lie l'not connected with other in nj. civ
NAAR-WaU-W DISCRIMINATING the continue
w uon Of losiiss bCiveen Turkey and Russia, the hsh
prices demanded foT pf1yisou daily abos
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS continue
established Factory Richmond the Subscriber MAYO street
Richmond, Va. MILES AMBJER
Orders Ter GLAZED and UnEirei Sash couaify By natl
solicited. i,Sf-rn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-25

GpspG1 HEWtBD.-Rln away from the subscriber on tie
I'D ~ i5h Mays Negro Man namyd MIKE, belonging
MIS- Dance, OF Powhstan county, Va. N,grs
about feet inches high we'll baeEbctweeu
9d ne weas navy Cap his other clothing
The above will he given delivered
and Tennessee Railroad Pulaski county lodged In
JAN where can get him. ~ go "
G-ctf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-30
SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Succession of

IN the matter Of the Succession of Mary
May, decessed-Ne. 296, "Probste''-
Sixth Judicial District Court-Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, La.
pY VIRTUE OF Commission issued in
ID the above succession and to me direc-
ted from the Hon. Sixth Jm:icial district
Court. IN and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State Of Losisiana | will ex-
pose at public sale at the Coust House door
Of said Parish, IN the City Of Baton Rouge,
on Monday III eth day Of Jxly ~ezt, 1854,
1t ! ! o'clock, 4. NJ, the property hereina5.
ter setiorth and described. belonging to the
succession Of Mrs. Mary May. late Of said
Parish, deceased. to wit:
Negro woman nsnaed Judith, aged about
twenty two years.
TERMS oP SALE-As FOLLOWS For one
fourth Cash on the day Of sale-one fourth
on the eight day Of September next. 1854
one fourth on the sth day Of September,
ls55-and one fourth on the sth day Of
September 1855. Each note to bear six
pey cent interest per annum from the day
Of adjudication Satil paid, and the purcha.
ser to f,'ya;sh notes with good personal Sc.
curitY anil special mortgage reserved on the
slave Judith, aforesaid, until final payment
Of said notes and interest.
June23-6ts. H. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
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Notice.
IN the matter Of the Succession Of A. B.
HoDGEs, decessed-No. 1856 3Probate''
Sixth Judicial District Court-Parish
Of East Baton Rouge La.
WHEREAS Mrs. JOSEPHINE HoDcEs
w Of said Parish, has applied to said
Court to be appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of hei deceased son, AURELsuEs B.
HoDeEs. late o. said Parish.
Notice is hereby given to al persons in.
to show cause within ten DAYS
from the first publication of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. IL. S M. MORENO,
June 81, 1853. Clerk.
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HThere will be regular month
" communication of st. James Lodge,
at early candy light to morrow night


GENERAL QulrxAN.-This distin-
guished gentleman, we see from the
Bulletin, is now in New Orleans. On
the strength ola rumor that the Grand
jury of the United States Court had
caused a summons to be issued for his
appearance before them; like the law
abiding citizen he is, he leaves his
home in Mississippi, to save the court
trouble and expense. The idea Of ar
resting such persons as Judge Camp
bell has presented to the Grand Jury,
is, to say the least ofit-funny.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
h the matter Of the Sneeession Of SAMUEL.
MoUNT, dssessed.
1870 Probate Sixth Julicial District Court.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La.
Clerks Office.
WHEREAS, Thomas J. BURLINGTON,
w has applied to said Court to be sp-
pointed Curator Of the estate Of SAMUEL
Mourn, late Of said Parish, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested, to show cause within ten days from
the first publication Of this notice, why the
ssid application should not be granted.
L. s. NJ. MORENO,
June 22st, 1854. Clerk.
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sCCCEs9lON tALE.

IN the matter q the Succession Of Apy.
KENT, deceased.-No. 1863" Probate"
Sixth Judicial District Court-Parisb
s.. Of East Baton Rouge, La.
DY VIRTUE Of . commission issued in
LII the above succession and TO me- direct.
cd from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge add State Of Louisiana. will ex-
pose at public sale on Saturday, fke 22.d
day Of Jsly ~ext, A. D.; 1864, at II O'Clock
A. M on the premises whsreon The dec'd.
last residsd. in said Parish, ct abost twenty
FIVE miles from the City Of Baton Rouge.
on Little Sandy Creek-the property here.
in after set forth and described, belonging
to the secession Of ABEL KENT, late Of said
Parish. deceased, to wit:
A CERTAIN tract Of Land or Planta.
ton, wherein the deceased last resided. in
said Parish, on Little Sandy Greek. at a.
bout twenty five miles from the City Of
Baton Rouge, containing two hundred acrss
more or less, together with oil the build.
ings and Improvements thereon.
ANOTHER TRACT Of Land, living 4
bort one mile from the above described
tract, north west direction, and containing
two hundred acres, more or less.
Matilda, a negro woman aged about 30
years; Simon, negro man aged about 4s
years. Also, the following personal pro-
perry, to wit:
Sorrel Horse. ] Bay Poney, IS or so
head OF Cattle, more or less 5 Yoke Of
Oxen; IS head Of sheep; 20 head Of Hogs,
more o. less. The claim Of wild hogs run.
ming at large in the woods. One OK Wae-
gon Iron Of an old Wagon lot Of Corn:
four Feather Beds; Bedsteads and Funi,
ture; lot Of Kitchen Furniture; 4 lot Of
Household Furniture. Also, lot Of Plan.
alton implements, &c.
TERMS OF SALE The real estate
md slaves. one fourth Cash-balance on
md years credit from the day Of sale, in
'qual i'stalments with mortgage retained
md security furnish to the satisfaction Of
he administrator.
PERSONAL PRopERry.--All sums Of Ten
dollars and under, Cash-and all sums over
md above that amount, on q credit Of Six
months from the day Of sale, and notes en-
orsed to the satisfaction Of the sdninistra-
or, and all made payable at the Parish Re-
orders Office in the City Of Baton Rouge,
junelS-6ts. H. v. BABIN. Sheriff.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
DAMS Paffaire de Ia Succession de LEON
francois, decede.-Cour dn Sixieme
Dist. Observation-Disclosures d. Est Baton
Rouge.
4 TTENDU que Thomas J. Darlington a
II fat application IA dit Cour pour etre
NOMINEES Curateur de Ia succession de ! eon
Frangias, reinforcement de Get Paroisse, de-
cEde.
Avis est par Ia presente donne a toutes
personnes jnt6resses de faire SAVIOR leur raj
son dams sd,x jours de Ia premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, po,Hquoi Ia DIT denande he
serait pas accord6e. NJ. MORENO.
juin24-l0l. GrefEer.
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No Coon DEED Losr.-Philoso-
piers tells u that since the creation
Of the world not one single particle Of
matter has ever been lost. It may
have passed into new shapes-it may
have been combined with other ele.
ments-may have aoated away in
smoke .r vapor-but it is not lost. It
will come back agaiu in the dew-drop
Or the rain-it will spring up in the
fibre Of the plant. or paint itself on The
rose leaf.
Through all its transformations,
Providence watches over and directs it
still. Even 80 it is with every holy
thought or heavenly desire, or humble
aspiration. or generous and self.deny.
ing effort. It may escape our observa.
tions-we may be unable to follow it.
but it is an element of moral world,
and it is not Loot.
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NOTICE!!

A IL PERSONS indebted to the UNDER
II singned, and the late firm OLA. Nord.
haus & Co., 1.-THE New Orleans Cheap
Store" corner of Lafayette and Laurel sts.,
are hereby requested to come toward and
settle their accounts before the 5th of july
prox. All accounts not paid by that time
will be PIT in the hands of the law for
collection. Chas. Duval, at the corner Of
Lafayette ant Laurel streets. is my author
lied Agent, and will attend to the collec-
tions. CHARLES NEWMAN
June %, 70 jth July.
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The King Of Sweden and Norway
has sent a beautiful gold medal, &C.
companied by a handsome letter, to
Lieutenant Maury Of the Washington
Observatory, for his able and success
full endeavors to procure simultaneous
meteorological observations. and i'm
proving thereby the navigation of the
ocean, in which the captains and sal
lors of Sweden and Norway equelly
The medal has the por.
trait Of the King on one side, and the
Latin device, "Lllis quorum meruare
labores," on the other. An applica-
ton will be made to Congress to allow
Lieutenant Maury to accept the pres
ent. - Delta.
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Y IThe only reason why cisterns
are not more generally used in this
city, is owing to the fact that there
has never, until now, been any manu-
factory of them. It will be seen now,
that Mr.. G. L. Sees. is fully prepared
with competent workmen, to make
and put up cisterns anywhere in the
parish. He givcs full warrantee for
all work done by him.
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rave have several communica-
tons on our table, into the merits Of
which we have not examined. There
is one thing however, we would have
our friends bear in mind "brevity it not
only the soul Of wit, but it is the EN-.
bodiment Of wisdom" We are con-
strained frequently, to reject a well
written article on account Of its length.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-30

DECEIVED by ship Neptern from Bre-
~ men, large supply Of Drugs and
Chemicles, warrented the best and pxsest
articles in their line. At the same time
200 lbs Snuff, different sorts. Invite an
amiteurs to call and examine the same.
june IS. GOODMAN
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THE Hon. John NJ. Clayton Of
Delaware, is spoken Of as the Know
Nothing candidate for the Presidency.
His claim to the consideration Of the
Know-Nothings, is said to be based
upon the clause in the Nebraska bill
to exclude foreigners from holding
Office in the territories. It will be re-
membered that this clause in the bill
was expunged by the House Of Tep-
resentatives.
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y en- Aopertise m { nls.
Cistern Making.

THE subscriber, is now prepared to
l. 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. L. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
% Orders left at the Post Office addres-
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton. June 81. 6m,
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NOTICE!!

NOT1CE!!
IN Ae matter 0fkae Succession ofLEox PaAxosAs,
dece0sed,
Sixth judicial District Court, Parish ofEast Baton
Rouge.
WHEREAS. THOMAS J. BURLINGTON has applied
W to sale. Court to be appointed Curator Of the
estate Of Leon Hrangias, late Of said Parish, de.
ceased.
Notice II hereby given to all persons Interested to
show cause within ten days from the first pubica-
eion OF this notice why the said application should
not be granted. r.. 81 N. MORENO, Clerk.
june.24-lSS5,
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction. On
w Thursday the 9th of July, the
building now occupied by the Sergeant at
Arms Of the State House, together with The
picket fence: gates &C., enclosing the Can't
tol. The property will be sold, one fourth
cash the balance at 4 months credit With
note and security.
jlmc-e7-td, LIE, POWERS & CO
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graves"
SoNrAG IS DEAp.-This mournfu]
intelligence is heralded from the clas-
sic city Of the Montazumas. Madame
Henrietta Sontag, Countess Of Rossi,
is dead. Let the lyric stage be draped
in mourning for her. A few brief
months ago, we were enchanted with
the matchless warbliugs Of the Queen
Of song, in our own emporium, and
now in the very zenith other glory,
the tender thread ofthe Tyre has snap
ped, and the last note of its heavenly
melody is-to the world : lost forever!
The following brief notice of Madame
Sontag, is from the Delta:
Henrietta Sontag was born at Cob
lenz, Prussia. about the year 1900 Of
one Of those families of German com
edians Of which Gothic has given US
such poetic description in bis W.T.
helm Meiser. At the age of six years
she made her first appearance at
Darmsnadt in Das characterization
(the Daughter Of the Danube) an
opera very popular in Germany,
where, in the character of Salome, she
woD admiration for her childish grace,
and just intonation. Three years af-
forwards, having lost her father, Hen
rietta Sontag went to Pargue, with
her mother, where she played childs
parts, under the direction Of Weber,
who was then director of the orchestra,
Of the Theatre. Her precious success
obtained for her, by singular favor,
permission to enter the Academy Of
Music of that City, although she had
not yet reached the age required by
its rules. There, for four years
she studied vocal music, the piano
Eorte, and the elements Of vocakzatioa.
An indisposition Of the 1'rima donna
If the theatre gave her an opportuni-
y to appear for the first time in
oart ofsome Importance, that of the
Princess Navarro in Boildicu's opera
[ohn Of Paris. She was then fifteen.
he flexibility Of her voice, her budd-
ng charms which announced her
oture beauty. the agitation which
TIRED her heart and filed it with
mysterious presentiments, secured for
Ter success which argued we'll for
be future Of her Professional life.-
rom Pargue, Henriette Sontag went
D Vienna, where she met Madam
lainville FODDER, whose examples and
God consuls developed the rich gifts
'hich she had received from nature.
n engagement having been offered
er, to sing in German opera, at the
'eatre Of Lipzik, she went to the the
ire Of that city, the centre of the phi
and literary discussion, and
,uqired great reputation by the !
'anner in which she intrpreted Web .
IS Der Freyschutz and Eurayn-
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j. N. H HALLIDAY.

Office Corner Third and Laurel sks-Orey The
Post Office
WILL attend to all orders for surveying
w in the Parish of East Baton Rouge
Persons desiring to build in town, can have
the lines Of their property accurately given.
In his absense from town letter addressed
to J. N. H., at the Post Office. will meet
prompt attention. Oune 23-y.
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EA valuable recipe is this
we give it. but do not ask any Of our
eccentric friends to abandon their fun
ny ways and follow it:
How TO Pass FOR A GENIus.-All
a man has to do in these days to pass
for a genius, is to button his coat be-.
hind, and wear his hat wrong side
out.
If he cannot establish bis claim up.
on this ground, let him battle frequent
ly in rnoonshine, and hold metaphysi-
cal converse with invisible spirits, at
the hour when "Gbosts break up their
graves"
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The PoScHARrRArN Troublesome
very funny disclosures are now being
made through the public prints Of the
Crescent city in reference to the Pom
chartrain road. that does not reflect q
great deal Of credit on any Of the par
ties concerned. It goes to show that
where ever there is systematic at
tempt to bride public officers. and OBJ
tain newspaper influence to mislead
the people that sooner or later, the
whole matter must be made public, to
the discredit Of parties interested and
the shame of the age. 1t is too we'll
known. that in almost every city in the
Union, money sways the election Of
municipal officers; the candidates not
unfrequently 6xingthe wages Of sin be
fore the election. The disclosures in
reference to the reform movement in
New Orleans afford fresh examples,
and now We find cards paraded to pub
lie view, in reference to the Mobile
railroad question. from which it would
seem that alt the wages Of sin in refer
ence to that matter have not yet been
paid. Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
worth Of moral influence" is yet
due the Crescent, which bill has not
been settled. It is the subject of
lengthy cards Ito the public" from
Mr.. Heuneu, Maddox, Musgrave and
others, and is now the engrossing local
subject of interest in New Orleans.
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Les Ksoso-N othimgs.-This ANAL.
gamation frequently meets our eye in
French exchanges. 1t is q most sin.
gular fact in reference to the name Sc
lected by this new organization, that
it cannot be given literally in any for
eign idiom. The nearest approach to it
in French Is ''Conssast Rtea" which,
without IN indefinite article, signifies
very little.
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what IL to be Done.

We know very we'll that with the
Thermometer ranging 96e in The
shade it is q difficult matter to raise
an excitement, but it must be done
Our National Jubalec is ut hand-the
day when it was declared that every
man. has nm inalienable right to do as
he may, is close upon the spur d
time. and unless we desire 10 this en-.
lightened and liberal age to prove re.
creant, to the trust, there must be
some creditable demonstration on that
day. What say ye? Where are our
leading spirits-our young and public
spirited Gents. who talk learnedly and
loudly, during the winter season on
the beauty Of republican institutions
such rs heave aud swell like a tempest
and burst their coat buttons with in.
dignation when they hear Of a fancied
insult to the American Eagle. or the
Star Spangled Banner-where are
they when the time comes to celebrate
the day when these three several
things were urshered into existence ?
Let them be up and doing, for the 4th
s a. hand and it must be celebrated.
In many cities in the Union the
ways and means are obtained by q
check on the public treasury. This
plan would scarce find favor III the eye
Of our Council, and we do not wish to
be accounted friend to any unpopu-
lar move-and do not therefore favor
it. Certain it is, there can be no pro-
per manifestation Of patriotism without
money; and the more it costs Of course
the better it is. It is somewhat as.
to rs, that it has not occur
red to any one Of the host Of defunct
millionaires, to leave in their last tes-
lament a codicil, to provide for cele.
brating "perpetuolly," the Birth day
If American Independence. 1t would
yive an evidence Of public virtue to
re beside the evidence of their pri-
7ate iniquity. We make no doubt
hat such a proviso, would do more
or the salvation Of a soul, than any
lozen Of the longest Greek masses.
The coming fourth, must be cele-
rated. Will some Of the "spirits, ''pass
round the hat, that the means may
'e raised, and meet at the City Hall
n Monday night next TO point out the
poy. We favor an expedition to the
Green woods banks of the
Ami.e-where the Imagination may
ave the unclounded-with- dust ether,
, revel in; where politics patriotism
nd iced punches may be INDUCED in;
nd palpitating hearts may expand
ialate-unbosom and confess that the
Universal sentiment of love is, ever
as been. and always must be lone an ,
Let not the Fourth
ass, without the celebration. To J
'ch as find no pleasure in amusement, t
e might properly say it is your duty :
support the proposition" $
A New Political PARrY-"Ion," b
re Washington correspondent Of the j
altimore Sun, thus speaks of a new 8
'litical organization in Washington = =
Many novel and startling events \
9 passing around us, all tending to -
,portant results. Among them l no. 8 $.
q the organization of a new political ~
rty, under Democratic and Wing T.
spices, which professes-as } learn, y
r I have not read their bill of y,
come in upon principles -
uncommon purity. Some fifty men, ~
rs Of Congress have joined it. -,
any outsiders. of energy and inau- - -
ce, have become enrolled in it. If 81 :,
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Wanted list July.
A GOOD steady man to drive Stage, APP
n ply to june 29) r. C. HvrcAlsox.
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THE LrcEum.--On Wendesday
night the Young men comprising the
Baton Rouge Lyceum, met again for
discussion. The question was an IN
terssting one. and very ably argued
by each party. A number Of ladies
were present and seemed much delight
ed. On Wednesday night next there
will be another discussion.
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COR SALE-The subscriber offers tl1h ~
l. for sale on the most reasonable III
terms, his Dwelling House and lot 49,
situated on Church street, near Hackett &
Brooks store-a bargain may be had by
making immediate application
june. 27-lm. JOHN TILANO.
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JAPANESE Vocal Mus1c.-A cor.
respondent Of the London Times, on
board the United States frigate Sus-
quehanna. describing the banquet
given on that vessel to Japanese officers
at which the Japanese sung a song.
says their singing was more like the
rearing of lions with bad colds than
anything else be could compare it to.