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by j. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION-on
Thursday afternoon MAY 4t, al O'Clock The premises
shall sell the Of lot in s, fronting 30 feet
10th running back
feet l0X inches 20 nlcy by three
story brick houses, containing beside
basement
The central location this property renders desirable FOL
business purposes. 3
Title indispufable. s..E BEhF
cash. 6, 10, 10 months,
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap ODD
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.as :, he sss .as s .s
hed and ousy which has been In for thirty
". % ,a world s
quality The h.ss sssn, [
wih ps. ss.;,ss and sssI tempe. and an e..
wSass raS 4 New fo1i, oss..
doaa the. he. bssa They
.a and sy s.S s,a& . order ela.s any
Key refer make throughout ns
valuable improvements, yoke with movable
arms and which may be turned upon The bell p s hamnep
eounterpose; STOP ETC. For steamships, etc. their inn
"y ss s.'ai ssss Il i.ass .asp
ss: = aa"s s
Z e. p %aes aTS oa ~ ii
scnons either orders caa se executed with
dssp.ch which shs' personally o. ~ e'.n'A'AA'a s
'pec'iuay s0"'"s' A. MENEELYs SONS,
Feb aa-dIy West Troy, Albany co.. N. Y.
NOTICE TO TAYPA YEHs.-lAssE1ssA1ENT EOIs 1854
NOTICE hereby that The board q assessors win
sIespd for The purpose Of hearing and The
ssyss axrsved b property made
e. s he sa q s.ss Or
lender make corrections asatoas and additions mat
hs st of TO be returned as subject "
complaints and appeals be made in writing TO the board
ofassessoss ,.g,,
r. T. HARNESS,
WAKTED inam.d,AssIy, eoarorsASle dwell
ling good eoaaninz seven % eight
wasad asr
kasasn saanss. ssass gas
sssaas aa.sss sss
ss = s s,, 8. i 's & s a. .ss
sas ass ~ " '&'''' las. q. NsGuisS.
MT as-d As<sssaexs ana cesasSkssaaa Merchant.
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'hf w. fsrh aad iSvssponi fr'ssd states mH
steNSuers
Tao shiPs esn.nsins this hne
.ss.s.sst-. west
sno capt LWs
tAp% N"efSpS'
..sssss.,Apt onn"o
These aluPs having been bui, by couusc q
- FfessJ hr service has esn
.tLIsr taken IN te,r in their
-xs~1-o insure strength s,-~sa AVID their sccasrs
da,ists os ..d comfort
foss {. ea Now Yoty 70 iyrpoy IN Gfs, eap, "
a. seconf cahin m Inclusive sztrfse q.
frsse Livcrpooi New York, G1S nud fsn
An erpvft. surgeon sftnchcS es shfp.
M brtlhs BE secured until paid Gn
u.Tx py
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i EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 90,
/ Np - Wall STREET sf
Brown, sHlPLSY, = co.
a o. ROBERTS co.,
aKins's Arms ys'a, Lc~As
J. MUNR0E d CO.,
~. w., sc..- .n. .-.s d.s vosv"
- GEO. DRAPER, tIavre -.
The owners 81 ttcse sN x not be accountable for e ds
bullion .p-ci- ewey prcior- soaes or metals. rsl..
f~ens signed hsos end the presses
! lsn5 ~.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD rOF
f's'naeh, Ieslyi' I.Sia-sro,s, ce~~.s sa~ersns Or
tard, Iaisao CAeasa, md 81 Lepas.
THROUGH netets fe at the shove points be hss re ~
j Rad station 10 Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington g. m, whsshs
for Nevine, ~ MILES rom Wrsing thence direct ny rahc~
mites, A. tros L-svius Washington ~ s. p M, my ~
esnnees the afternoon sfa. Lane ,'s
s ta Cincinnati and Looisv- and Cor Indianapolis w ar
Through tickets Cinca.., L.ussvle and Indsnsr
~ ass r zsnssvie and Cepuhas stages r.
Witnessing fs-ssngerf holding through tickets lie eve "
p~sn, ihs faf information tickets Apply +
4. n. posK,
tehF-dn Master Tfansp"ts"@@
n Lewis Rice Rhu enlarged rnd elegantly furnished rcs
taHihe modern and the seccas""
BON ~ the travelling pobir.
SPiESptD ws,~hcus- f,r ~ ns.-4Jhe .rsc'cas hecvs
stonr building - feet frons and s7 feet deep and uf
hKh win hne dry cellar, recently south ads
rs"n'vsn's svs"ae nearly epr'si'e the National Hotel
s.an'si mrrrer. and arranged
each story '"sy h. ap'ed ,para,ey The location ens "
the bane. sisvs,sd s'os. mstss peculiarly ds.r.
A. furniture s'rh,h~er Wholesale grocery VII ne r
''~''' '''' "n' NJ a. EuEay,s
y. q. McKELDEh
v street north, between ssh "'d I'm streets -'''
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THE LAMPl-IGHTER
Opfniors of fla Press.

every po2usrityNew York Evan
n geiist
Inhnileiy superior any American that
read.-Waveriy Magazine.
II contains = improper
for any library
sketches Of this book almost rira
eces Of Dick en-Yankes Blade.
abe has heart thar sympahixs
others, and melt
unfceins National Ibeiieencet
While Of other cities the Lsmpgier b.
er
enjoy the pleasure snords American
Mas Cummings has displayed
lovely dispo~ion, and genial hsarBuy ke II Aurora
Pubishedby
JOHN P. JuwETT Co, Boston.
FOR BY he sellers.
Ap 2l-afhsu sTu,f
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NEW AND RAAIlIOKABLE GOODS.-WM. II. STAN
~ .
Hoses,
haadsome spring goods
and impoanns which would OF friends
pubic general all Of which win
most fashionable and elegant style the shortest notice. and al the
very lowest possible price. $3.50
Aso complete Of furnishing gosds shirts,
gloves, direct from the importer in New York.
h Mar IT, 2aw3wf
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called Parsons Universal
being decidedly very refrigerator II IL
Of provisions entirely
with facility current OF cold Is in
apsfua
The Insured.
complete and economical offered public They
purchasers Dperiy managed
plete Of ali sizes hand.
G. w. BoTELER,
An e-e zwJw Hall.
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Law school OF Cumberland university. Al Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham, Of
L. Judges ~ Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, Of Judges supreme cou
OF Tennessee. Ff@N r.
Hon Bromheld l.. Ridley, State
Judges Csruh.rs Queen their
school
Pan Daily csss on u,s
books No resunr Of
daily lessons IA the psogre~s of the exAsninatioas
T. Weekly Of common law equity
dsns commence suls On smen. Of faci4 given the
and all
The framed require
deeds Wills records and all
dence IN the trials Some Of
smpvcme which held monthly class In
pubic
H. jurors circuit Judges and en-
bncfics connected with their suita. n III
Ss~kcnsThe FIRST in
temhes and ends third Thursday February second
leace Tho succeeding Monday In February
Thunudny in Jaiy. ~ y
kxYersss sesstorTutinn fee $50 connnrrm
fee 92s koasdas go Sad~ais own tnok.
which b. Ind ia the Leheson
-Four cousc vaie~ the au
dents sdvasccd No previous ssuy required f Al
mission There four regular sasscs. maj
any time during tho collegiate year ~ 80
lhers ~ moot legislature connected viii the school
Number % students the last Collegiate eighty sir
80, ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
'''h-e'v President BOARD Of
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD roF

Lewis Rice Reh"r enlarged rnd elegantly furnished,
fahihe -oer Won't and ccr~escrces for the sec"""
con ~ the travelling pobir.
" ffs
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STATES oF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
tsnppieanentary)
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.NgAss q wATsuNk u VA rscvu a
pzsnt keyhos sslamander proof safes
assortment ai~afs hand No ~ street. Phladc
equal o any in the United STATES.
a In a.
NOR named. Over 1000 Of safes are in
Maeruder, 1h AVENUE wa,bIpr
one Of safes reeev.
Ymmers' and Me.hanics Bat, phladelrhs IL
United Mint,
United Arscnai in Philadelphia sin Csliforna
United States Appraisers once, philadelphia
Pvnusyiv ania Railroad Company, safes.
Philadelphia, Germantown, Company
2saie. +
Richard Morris Il son, locomotive works PhiIadsphia
Winchester Bask, Winchester, Virgins
Sole sgeasy for nstsrworrh,s superior hank locks.
Patent slatsinsd reffircrstovs.
July 3,-9swly
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I AUGE HOUSE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR
IL RENT.-I have for commodioas well
story brick house, immediate vicinity Irving
House. desirable for boarding house. person
sir.- furnished Poseion about The first
OF MAJ .&e N.
+. sr terms, &C.. apply 10 C. MCGUIRE,
Ap15-eo6t Auction and Commission Merchant
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ARRANGEMENT.
itx NoSsiy April J, 1854, daily mail trains win b.
s read sxreeahiy 10 the following auaapement:
Gordonsvilia and intermediate stations
Vi. savs se depot, q Duke and Henry :!1see ~ ~
arrival Of the coaches Washington,
Gordonssie al O'Clock connecting at TINT pon. with
Virginia Central Rchm0nd, Chassses-
slaaHon, thus allowing that road
without delay. i8
Gordonsve Alexnnda intermediate stations
viii leave Goronss'ie before 70 o'clock the al
Virginia Central road, arriving
quarter allowing
sect leaving Washington city for the North.
stations,
daily sundAy exceptsd quarter before
&o'rIsck arriving WarenOn at Az O'Clock, IN.
U1 ssnsay, will leave nj TX O'Clock, IN. rsag
andra intermediate stations,
leave Warentn daily Sunday excepled)
Tsetock arriving at Ala9 andria Al ~ o'clock
10 Ssa4ey, VIII leave at N O'Clock, p. m.
3affthtnn
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CAAuosfsyfhe % VIZ
=.
-t>yhcnoosx
-. q
view AaAef...s....... w
fos Lynchbug Lusy, New
ram leaving Alexandria at III o'clock Tuesdays, Thur
days. and Saturdays
Freight trains running daily, Sunday eIcepledl
w. b. BROCKErT,
Ap4-du Ageut
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The 81 these sN VIII be grid DIS
bullion specie, ewcv, prcciors rR his
fzsins erpfss
lsn5 'Ht
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ny .. G. MCGUIRE. Anet,on,sr.

rrpUsTEEs' SALE or IMPROVED rRoPERTy.--on Monday
afternoon May 18th, O'Clock the premises BY virtue Of
subscribers. bearing
ls5a and duly recorded bber A. az oo 3ss 3so
3 July f6
g. No 81, oos lso 6l, 1884, l63
Washington coasty, in the District Of Columbia
numbered alr ~, Subdivision
drcd and sieh elss with consisting
Two two story and attic frame houses with
Terms cash. JNo. w. MckfM,
RICH. IA. CLARKE.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Ap l3-2awds Amcioneer
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United STATES Mail Lime California;
u Panama, Of each MONTH In frs.
class steamships, approved navy Department Of
260o tous burden, eunrantyins spsed and safety -
The Pansma railroad completed Obspo ID
| Panama
The miles in rail ears
from Asp,nwa obispo and rs miles land
dry road recently put thorough order passenger
therefore, passengers
and their baggage being Only Transferred and from
alongside the
There will be river transportation route.
The route IL entirely sickness
Reserve steamers being always kept New York.
she = rsifabe
expected thai passage regB-
larry day and the In O days
Passengers viii leave Panama
Through tickets sfte os rates. be had agency,
West street. New York. -
jan 2s--du
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by J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
u Ola Monday Afternoon May O'Clock, my anctop
roorGs, ] shal sell The following described lots:
Square fttaaEf
De sis, lots ., =, g. I, 8, ., and 10
De s45, ou ], 2, ., ., 10, II, IA, IL, and le
D. 81, g., 4, S,
10 ~, no ., T. 5,s,7,e,s and 10
DO "a ssss q ,, 4e. Q, ssd
Ds vi ssi,4 az, no. II. II, 10, ., "a, and
szsx ts.GisSssa<~-
rs1aEs " e X sss14s ,s * .7aSgs.
~ cs1rt1ns-Hzs ,se erprns~ q parcb.ses-
G.. MCGUIRE
&Uf1-c Aucuone<r.
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S0HETisC NWln consequence % the liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor has
an eAsasemsnt with Mr. wess an arts, from Lcad BY whose
s, unaanabe By the common msthod and FAR .passins 10
beauty and deIcacy detail the finest paintings
To avoid ladies and gentlemen invited 70 make
engagements ADVANCE and will
made the hou designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pennsylvania between * and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
M G-dn
lufOCOI4ATh. Cocoa, rnd Hronna.-w. BAgER h COZ
" Vanilla Premium chocossss
awarded
United States, sad BY their agents
iiussey Murray, New Yosk Grant and Twes, Philadelphia
Thomas " Drundge, Baitn@e KesDct Dudley, Cincinnati,
WALTER BAKER 4 co..
Ap3-diy Dorchester. Mas
slsO INvEsTOnsThe ONCE Inventors Protective Ma
tons Union Is 7t street, oeposiic the OF
Patent Once.
The ohce
for It's member, with all possible despatch.
model Viii model
be made at thr shortest nssice.
invited call the once,
formation b< had In the objects "Unon.n
An letters be addressed props
attention will be given
Central Office, Washington, u. g.
7. O. CLAYTON,
a4 Prrssden, Of inventory Protective Union
Mar ls-diy
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Orders tickets certificates packages
the pomp
will be immediately
TO all who order from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
May p Wilmington, Delaware
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Law school of Cu"aberiamd University, Al Lebanon
Tennessee.

Prs-den, Of Protective National Union.
Mar is--dly
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E4s- In Pittsburg the ''chain gang
system is advocated, to Tighten the
taxes. 1t Is rather hard that the or
derby in society should be heavily
burdened with taxes to support poor
houses and warehouses, prisons and
police therefore any system crlcula-
tod to diminish taxation for this pur-
pose must necessarily enhance the rev.
ards Of virtue.
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GREAT PR1zE FtpHT.-Un1er this
head, much has been said, from time
to time 10 reference to flights in New
York. The question naturally arises
"Wbat is a great prize Figbt7' We
presume that the word great in tbs
sense, has the same Specification that
it does when applied to "dog fights
A great dog fight, is that kind of fight,
whore either poodle, pugs or ours,
come together and by their believing
call other cannines Of low degree, to
look on. That people in New York
will permit disgusting beastly fighting
to be done, in their midst, is still an
other evidence Of the degcnerating
times.
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OLE 'Wrrklq ColIlrt
sunday MORNINGS: y: NOV. -, 1854.
Rcliainus Intolerance.

Religious Anf0Aefahce.
Perhaps the chief il not the great
est blessing secured 10 The people Of
this part Of The world is That. fixed by
the founders Of the Government. in the
Federal Constitution. under which we
live. II is the ground work. upon
which The beautiful superstfuction has
reared it, head. lenyenwarl and as
there exists, still tendency to bignt-
" and fana'ieisn, it cannot be too Of
ten referred to by The secular press.
which should ever be on the lock- out,
and ready to check. any attempts, that
may be made Oh The part of sect or
denomination, to violate the ordinance.
II is an ordinance of heavenly origin,
aud places jew and GENTLE upon the
same footing Of equality, as fnr as re-
liyious belief is concerned, and leaves
All grades and shades Of Intelligence.
the largest liberty to worship, the
Great A,titicier of the Universe in
whatever manner The light (which is
within them, may Direct Such being
the data upon which we build, we
deem no apology necessary TO sensible
people, for the frequent mention We
make, Of attempts, in various quarters
to drag into the political arena, the
influence of the dllernt sects, Of 1--WE
regret to say it) the Christian religion.
a religion, upon the merits OF
which there can be no difference of
opinion. for it is above all others, cal
culated for 1vact,cnl results and ben
efts. All mere speculation. is upon
the same footing of equality, and a
man has an undoubted right to stretch
his reason to the utmost limit in order
to conform to the rules of faith, of any
denomination to which, for pecuniary
interest he may attach himself. One
Of the greatest conquests that has been
won for Repnblicanism since The foun-
dation Of the government, was that
resulting in division Of that over
grown establishment, the Methodist
Church. The power politically it was
obtaining by cen'eralsing wealth, was
to say the least Of it, dangerous
1t Is herein that so much IL to be
feared from the Catholic hierarchy
because It concentrates wealth and
power in one head, whilst the congre-
cation to whom The power Of right be-
longs is left powcrless, without control
over anything which is theirs temporal
or spiritual. What strikes us now as
well deserving the united opposition
Of the secular press, is a united action
IN the point Of what is called the Am
crican Protestant Association. A
branch of this faction of fanatics had
tho assurance the other day, to insult
the intelligence Of this nation, by
holding netting in Now York, to
adopt the Know Nothing ticket for
political Offices III that State. Here
we have party putting in practice,
the very reverse of the principals that
first called the Protestant world into
power, aud gave impetus to civil libor-
ty Every man in this government
who likes the form hereof. should set
his face against any such action, on
the part Of any sect.
EE- In Pittsburg the "cl,ain gang
system is advocated, to Tighten the
taxes. 1t Is rather hard that the or
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Have .Tp ~ Frost among as !,

The question Of 'thave we Bour.
bon - was driven from the public
mind. by Tie question IF have we
Nesselrode, which has been settled 10
the entire satisfaction Of all parties in
teresied. A quiefns has been put tt
Chilly Patterson ny the last man
who hit him and the next thing Oh
The tapis for The learned to solve is,
Does u sinking ship make q whirl-
pool and "havo we frost among
us ~ This last question being more
Importance ut this present moment
than any other, we take it up. "Haye
we frost : There are competent
witnesses 10 testify that there w0s
frost, last night. Shall we, to make
the matter tixed fact, take them be-
fore his Hon. the Judge Of The Second
Municipality Court. and have them
qualified Certainly there are inter
ests enough ut stake to justify the
expense.
What moral spectacle il present
ed to the man in the moon, when he
looks down on this section Of the
snblunar hemisphere Was there ever
more baseness in the lu1nan heart
more moral turpitude fear and
trembling, on the rart Of The multi
tn1e, that has become possessed with
the idea that they may fly from tho
shafts Of The linnr,ing Aroher7 Was
there ever worse social conditional
more plentiful lack Of tho bumanizing
Christian principles That should unite
mankind into sacred bind If bro
theirs, and fellows, ready and willing,
to unite their energies Of body and
soul, to turn aside the shafts Of the I'M
seen enemy.--That enemy who has
been called up Ivy the haunted imagin
alton and guilty mind Of man?
We feel like quitting The world--of
company to shake tho
dust Of the city from our feet, and re-
tire to some shady nook by the sca
side, or the vcrdant country, and lis
ten again to the tales Of Bocassio,---
Did ever "things generally appear
more wretchod and hopeless. through
he uncolored spectae!os Of the moral
philosopher? Did ever more mor-
3iIess warfare wage. than is now wit
messed, in the troubled pillows Of hui
Everybody is frightened to
loatl, ut a nero shadow, and people
-un hither and thither calling On the
'ocks to hide them. We look now ia
,ain, for genuine heartfelt sympathy.
3e!fshness, deceit and hypocraey, Is
,ainted everywhere. Men in high
,aces reel under immortality, and
leath strikes his blows Mt the ginning
mark Why is this, ia community
md nation boastng]y "christian' in
is principles 1t is because Of break
pg the great moral law, that man can
rot trample upon with impunity.
We know not, what Prophet or
Patriarch Of old it was, who said "the
ting Of death is SIN but We do know
t contains volume Of unwritten NOR
lily, TINT il would be well for mankind
o commit to memory, through prae-
ical theoIogians. The world is sur
cited with theory, and is nauseatcd
With speculations on tho future Tint
tate, Is sequence upon this, and
ollows as d natural consequence, go2A
n L0d.
To come back TO the subject matter,
nth which we have got lost. Have
We had FROST We have, without
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THE LicENsE VufstiuN IN II On
LEANS. -- In the True Delta Of the 10th
instant. we find the following facts in
reference to the license question
The election held yesterday, to
test the sense Of the people of this city
whether they wished to grant or with
hold Licenses to Coffee house, passed
off quietly The whole vote Of the
city was 1921, the minority for
granting license being 5,135 votes,
more than two to one. Every district
IN the city gave impurities in favor Of
license, with the exception of the
Fourth, which gave II majority to the
Withhold License 5 ticket The ina
jority for license in The First District
was 354, in the Second District, z, G27
and in the Third District, 2,271. The
Withhold License party, not salts
fled with the result are, we under
stand, about taking steps to contest
the election and have the battle fought
over again at an early day ~
In the end, it is n matter Of very
small moment, which side wins. We
confess canddly, as often before done,
that we do not like the act of the lie
gislaIuro ON this subject We think
that it was conceived, by intemper-
auce not Of the heart, but the head
There has been degree of fanaticism
on this sui ject for u number Of years
past, and we think it all comes out Of
immoderate temperance. This prece-
dent sci by the legislature. of throwing
down i's responsibility to the whole
people, as q Legislative body is a dan
gerous one and must if persisted in re-
suit in anarchy. The reopls-or
rather Inc majority have n right to
rule, only through the choice Of their
representatives. A question like the
license question left to the people, will
grow more bitter at each test, until
the majority will force by mob vio-
lence the obedience Of the minority
who to any net of iesai legislation
would readily suocumb. Withhold
ing license will no more prevent man
drinking than putting a stopper in
his mouth will prevent his breathing
For our own part, we had rather see
the open intemperance Of New Or
leans, than to witness the horrid cank-
prs and cancers in the social condition
Of Gotham, hid beneath thick cloak
of hypocracy and deceit, as it is. As
it is, we think that neither party in
New Orleans have cause to rejoice al
aud make no doubt that the
in this instance embraces n
large, il not respectable number Of the
very worst citizens of that city.
- -
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ACCIDENT ON THE JACKSON Rail
RoAp.-The train on the Jackson
Railroad, returning to the city yes
terday, was thrown from the track in
the ncighborhood of Kenner's planta-
tation, by coming in contract with n
COW. Fortunately but ono person,
an employee of the road, was injured,
and he not dangerousl W. Dclta
Sth inst.
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rly-It is announced in the London
papers, that Mrs Liston, the wife of
the celebrated comc' an of that name,
is dead