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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA

JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA.
IN 00n SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS,
w. OOOwhich for fragrance and quality can
brands, to suit the palate OF every gentle an.
have always on hand the choicest kil d of CHEW.
ING TOBACCO, of every variety, which invariably
on trial has given universal Subtraction.
Also. elegant smoking TOBACCO, in its purssi
state.
respectfully solicit cali from Members of Con-
gress and others in want Of the genuine article
G.. g. MCELFRESH,
Sign Of the small Indian
may 12-1m under the National Hotel
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DoI.LARD.

DoIsIaA
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER
VENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACE5.
No. 157 CHESTNUT STREET, Opposte tie Slate
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
& to measure their own heads with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees a Scalps, Inch
No. l. The round of the No. l. From forehead to
head back as far as
2. Srcm TO head bald.
over the head to 4 Over foreh cad as
neck. far as required.
g. From ear to car g. Over the crown of
over the head the head
4. Fror, ear TO
round tie fore
head
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

DIR. O. MUNsON has fitted up the
S}S@ house and Office on Pennsylvania sve-
lllOnue, formerly occupied by Or. Hum
phreys, and is making TEETH
hrely new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm
pesonation of nature herself, only hsndsorer if de-
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited DR..
NJ. owns the patent for the ID. c., Va, and N. c.
All departments in Dentistry attended 10 and war
ranted to be done in the very best manner.
mar l4-ly
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SODA WATER. SODA WATER.

VIE above delightful and healthy beverage with
/ the best Of SYRCF.S to be had at Bos Eel',
Drug Store, corner Of Mary land avenue and 7th
streets, from the present to the end Of Summer Ii,
would respectfully invite the lovers of good SOD4
WATER to give him a call. feeli assured thai y.
call will b. followed by Others as he is deter
not be surpassed by any one in the city.
NAV l7-lm
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.

nh FowLERS, WELLS q CO.,
tstA rhrenosossn ana Publihsfs, 2St Arch ST.
Wv below Seventh, Philadelphia All works on
- I Phrenology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
~ Phonographv for sale at New YORK rricee.-
Chronological exarlip stions DAY and evening
Cabinet free to visitors. IT. may Ism
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
LONE SUMNER MIGHT,

tine summer night stood with thee,
gsnpath full, upclouded moon,
Nv youlK heart was then wild with aiee; ss:;.s -
And sikksasn Paexure's getdeR moon, ,5s.i,ss
NV daxk hair fell IN waving showers IT, an
tpon py neek and Ger my brow, :, :,
All gemIhsd With pearls and sreat.fed with fowersL
Then fragrance seems aroahd rnenow: Z
A rose bud from my bosom fell,
As thus beneath the moon we stood;
You raised it, remember Welt
And kissed The poor uRsonsc ous oud-' =. ~
But qtunc9nseious was the hearf,, 90 - -
FOREVER ffne-forever true, -.-.-. ..
And in thai hour the wish would start, -
That I had been rosebud 100.
ionged to save il free from blight,
Ionsed to set5ths Careless Kiss, - S''''='
And Sh! wished that summer nighf,
With an its brightness and its bliss { : u
Gould last fOfeyeI-'twas no crime. ~
When all the moments fed so fast, 81.
That should wish to fetter time, -.s
Aad i've them. over as they passed. , - !
But thou did~t break the speH-ss soon
That made my early youth so bright
L found thee colder than the moon,
Whose beauty seemed 10 Mount tnat nignt -.
Withnzufenaiof NIL the nodfisg flowers =
Were half awakened by IFS ray, =; 70 - & $50 81
And startled birds, within their bowers,
Sung sweetly, dreaming OF the day.
of warmth nlteht-vfeoiish deyei ;-sg- =
To Warhe meath a moonIt sky, - 4 re- .
As w3'ay heart TO dream of love, - 4.
Beneath the proud glance OF thine eve
That looked upon il but To wake
Loves sweetest music wild and free.
To loye-an echo-apd forsake - ~.
That heart while yet il thrilled for thee. =.
Long yeafs have yassed, and now once mere
stVff where0n that night we stood -.,->
Again the sutainer mooHbeams pour
Upon my brow, their silvsry flood
The sarfe-from yoD calm sky they come,
No change their mellow light can tell,
Since the first upon the spotless bloom
OF Eden flowers they softly fell.
Yon moon has never lost one ray
Since Fl II she lit the earth and sea,
And have never turned away
One single thought of love from thee,
Since on that summer night we met.
BuL nOw-the moonbeams seem TO glide
Abound me with a sad re ret,
As il they missed thee from my side
The night wind, as it sweeps along,
fancy has different tone.
And the low burden of its song
Runs ever thus-ssalOne! alone ",
How changed the sky-ihe eartll-the flowers
Since that too well remembered time
when hope sprung up to meet the hours,
And pleasure drowned the midnight chime.
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ITALIAN SONGS,

( tAVATINA, j. Masnaaieri, Verdi
~ Romanza, II. sogno, Capecelatro
Duet;o, h. Addio, Donnizetti
CaSatina ii Gui. amend
Duetto do 80 DonniZetti
Duetto do do
Duettino, Corraio D'Altamra, +. Ricci
Duo Maria Padilia Donnizetti
ReManga Grovanna Darco Verdi.
HILBUS Il HITZ,
may 3tf Music Demo,
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OF ICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Nav

IkLAsVHS DEPARTMENT, Way 70, I554.
The time limited by the notice of this department
Of the lst January last for the purchase of stocks OF
the United States is hereby extended to the LIST July
next But it is TO De observed in regard to certif.
which may be received at II after the st June
that in addition to the usual asst gument the holder
must distinctly assign the interest On the same
which will then have been made up at the treasury
or transmit the coupons, as the may he. In
default of this latter assignment or transmssion
the premium and one di,s interest (ess interest
frou the time of redemption to the LIST july only
will be paid.
To afford opportunity to distant holders to avail
tbs mselves of this notice, the department will con
slider stock mailed Iror to the lst July as entitled to
its benefit, u, on the usual evidence of ing so
Jailed. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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REFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS &e
FoR MouNT VERNoN.

49, IT, ON MONDAYS, WEDNES-
sssss2 DAYS, AND FRIDAYs.-Fsre
foa tng k9gnq Frip, ONE DOLLAR from Alsaan-
:. The strsmer 6HoRqE WASHINGTON viii les,s
Washington at Q O'Clock, aud Alexandria at %
a. m.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at So fare
for the coach 10 csnts.
Persons wishing the coach to call for them viii
leave their residences with George and Thomas Par
ker Co.
HS- Refreshments to be had on the boat
nav ,o-tf JOB CORSoN Cartsin
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TAKE NOTICE.
"OUSEKEEPERS and others are reminded that
III the following list Of articles are of the very
best description, and be purchased from the sub
scriber on as low terms any other house in the
city. A large assortment and supply always Oh
hand:
Oils Of all kinds Queensware
Paints Brushes
Camphine Clocks
karnish Lamps
Turpentine Chandeliers
WINDOW dlaSe Girandolee
Snina Vases
Earthenware britannia Wsr.
0iass &C., &C, 9r.
foods sent to any part Of the city free OF charge
Country dealers will do well to call.
O 8. WHITTLESEY,
1th street, OPP. Selden withsrs' Bank.
mar lit
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CARD.
TO TIE Ladies of Washington, Georgetoarm

H0r0nHr3H. DC.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies' Misses. .',-a
dren'S Erench Shoes are sold by The UNDER
banking House, in his new building with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
md keep constantly on hand every variety of la
hes, Misses and Chidren's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers, &c,
made to order by IA. Werman, of Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles. These Caters entirely different
from what are generally known ''sOp shop shoes,'
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
will consult tlieir interest by giving CALL and
examine for themselves. &. WEiRMAN,
18th ST., just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug l8-lyeo Banking House,
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rival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

10 Tx CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
T BUCKLEY co. respectfully inform the citi-
u GEMS of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
prepared to undertake every description of WORK
in GAS FITTING. They have secured the services
Of some of the best workmsn from the North, and
their charges will be found low as in any of these
cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the ex.
animation of the public.
South side of Bridge stre4t between Washington
ana Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store will be
punctualiy attended to. jan 30-tf
r. 5. BARBARIN.
DENTIST
oeHoRIss STREET, FIVE DOORS NORTH OF BRDaD n.
U1-~s>H 1nnWN. n n
nov 18-6
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TRxAsUaY DEplsrMrNr. IAN. l. 1854

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. ], 1854.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the fellow.
ing described stocks Of the United States that this
department Is prepared to purchase at any time be-
twee., the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions OF those stocks amounting in the aggregate
to millions dollars, in the manner and on thu
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit
IN case OF any contingent competition, within
tao amount stated, preference will be given in
the order of time in which the said stocks may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted to this department.
upon the receipt whereof, price will be paid com
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST. The par va.uo OR amount specified in each
certificate
ID premium on The stock of the loan author.
lied by the act of July, IS46, redeemable Novembe,
IL, 1885, of six per cent the stock of the loan au
thorized by the Ot OF 1912, redeemable 3lst Decem
ber 1852 of fifteen and ahalf per cent on the STOCK
Of the loans authorized by the acts Of l847 and lS4S
and redeemable, the former ON the 3lst December
1867, and the latter the 30th June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-one per cent; and on the stock of the loan au
thorized by the act OF 1850, and redeemabe on the
Zlst OF December, 1854 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify ten per cent.
sd Interest on the par of each certificate from til.
LIST of Jany 1884 to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for sail stocks will be made in drafts q,
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston. New York, or Philadelphia. a
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
NAV 20-dtlstJuly Secretary of tho Traoorrv
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DENNY CYCEOPEDiA, volumes, be-
i ing all that was issued Of tie American Re
print, for sale at 80 cts per vol, fu bound, in
cloth, filled with engraYings
Also, volumes of the Penny Magazine ut co.. per
sol, issued at 81 pdr vol FRANCK TAYLOR.
sp T-tf
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I AIDES HOSIERY, Albian Thread, Sandal Lace
IL SILK and Cotton, all eolors Ut
~ ls-tf BIRGRJ, W.nards' Hotel
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No. 81.
BY the Preside MT ofthe United State

NAV 20-lawl3w
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LIFE INSURANCE

corner Of Vermont ave. and 18th streel
cd 1q-Wtf St Johns Squgr
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ferent manner than through the column. =.
the public press, that it is not quite so han,
less or cheap an amusement, to Islander .
private citizen as they seem to think.
intended to have examined the seve,,l
paragraph of your card further where Won Gov
lido not believe that any Of our citizens -
ed themselves on account of this repor,:n bu,
as this might be carrying the wal into Af,;o,
will pass the matter over in silence, obse,v.
ing that as l have had only one object n
view in this controversy--that OF yipdic,t,.
my character which was secretly assailed-
and having accomplished this l think success.
fully, l bid you a final adieu.
F. GALLAGHER
P~laquemine, Oct. 9th, 1854.
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uit will be seen by their card in another
column, that Messrs. UProN & WArsos, for.
merly Of this parish, have entered into part.
nership to practice Law in New Orleans. The
abilities of both are too well known here to
require a word from ~. The latter represent
ed our parish in the Legislature 10 l849-and
the former is we'll known as a public man and
au eloquent speaker. We trust their career in
the Crescent City will be useful and prosper.
Gus. @ .,e.. .8.
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s ma! ma! Cousin John il in the psslos with
sister Gil, snd he keeps ! bitin' her.
aCousiu John biting my Calf
sYsasn;I seed him dol ever % many tlmeA
bite her right on the mouth, and the taraAl sai
didn't boiler q bit neither
sOb.-ah! never mind, Ned, / guess BE-, didn't
hurt her much" 80
4Hurt her! BY goah abe lovess Il ahs does,
eos she keeps : lettin' him. and didn't ny no.
thin but jest smacked her lipsa y theash itwas
good che did. | seed Il all through O. hey
hole. III FIRE tatsrs It him By eoskgs :
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Es Ants Nest. ~
There is in Australia q species Of ant, which
builds its nest in trees, BY bending down seve.
raj adjacent leaves and glueing them together
in the form Of q purse. Says Hawkesworth'
in his account of Cooks first voyage:-"Their
method Of bending, down the leaves We had no
opportunity TO observe, but We saw thousands
uniting their strength to hold them in this posi.
ton, while other busy multitodes were employ
ed within, applying the gluten that was to pre-
vent their returning back. To satisfy ourselves
that the leaves were bent and held down by the
efforts of these diminutive arti6cers, we distur.
bed them in their work and - Don % they
were driven from their stations. the leaves ON
which they were employed sprang mp with .
force much greater than we could have thought
them able to conqaer BY any e~ombinatien Of
their strength but, though We gratihed our
curiosity at their expense, the injury did not 90
unreyenged, for thousands immediately threw
themselves upon rs, and gave u intolsfahls
pain with their stings, especially thoas which
took possession Of our nseks and hair, whence
they were not easily driven"
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@n0a aud Eu0s.

The estate which Mr.. Soule has gone to vi.
cit in the P~yranees. was purchased by him pre-
yi0us to his arrival in Madrid.
A double barreied cannon, to load at the
breach. and the barrels of which may be moved
in different directions, has been constructed at
Berlin, Prussia.
Five emigrants from Missouri were recently
massacred in the interior of Kansas by the
Pawnee Indians.
Amherst Jail in New Hampshire is now ,oc-
cupied by ~ boarders, two of whom are cler-
gymen.
Bank of England notes are now signed by
machinery, by which q saving Of 10000
year is effected.
There is said to be q large company forming
in Kentucky for Kansas, which will be ready to
start this fall.
France manufactures 7oo,0oo,oo0 friction
matches per day.
VIM. Richards, one of the Mormon saints.
lately deceased in Utah, leaves twenty widows,
emancipated by his death.
Major Lee, of the eighth infantry, U. s. A..
was recently killed on his way from Ringgold
Barracks to the Preside, 10 Texas.
The plan of building houses with a mixture
of lime, stone and gravel, is exciting consider.
able attention, under The present high prices OF
lumber and brick.
There is a shop kept by an old maid in New
York, in the windows of which appear the
words, sNo reasonable offer refused"
"Caesar Augustus, why am your legs like
an organ grinder" sDon't know, Mr.. Sugar
loaf-why am dey?" Zoos dey carries a mon
KEY all about de streets"
"My son, step over the way and "see how old
Mrs. Brown is" The boy did the errapd. and
on his return reported that Mrs. Brown didn't
know how old she was.
In ancient days the celebrated precept was
"Know Thysclf"-in modern times it has been
supplanted by the more fashionable maxim.
"Know thy neighbor and everything about
him." "a ssx
Breathes there . man Nh eeps so dead,
who never to hinss)gh hath said, Twill the truth.
ful Nesainsf take, for my own but not my
neigf6ors sakes If such there be, let him re-
pent, and have the paper to him sent; and if
he'd pass a happy winter, Of course he'll pay
at once the printer.
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The Perils Of the Sea.

...H-- t~S 49,
The loss Of the Arctic-her sinking and car
Eying down with her 90 many human beings
has created such a wide spread excitement, and
is withal an event so unusual, that we have
given in full the interesting ct atement of Capt.
LUCE relative to the awful calamity. He was
truly, amidst the trying scenes which surround
ed him, a noble specimen Of q sea captain. He
literally stuck to his ship 10 the last-having
sunk with her, with his boy in his arme, and
reaching the surface, he was again carried un-
der to . great depth; but he still chung to his
darling child, and again reached the surface of
the sea. when a piece Of the wreck coming up
with great force, struck the child on the head
and ended its sufferings. This circumstance
perhaps saved the father. sg naa n5G
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F. GALLAGHER, ESQ.,:

F. GALLAGHER, ESQ.,:
Sir: After having answered your card of III.
5th inst, as l supposed, in a clear and candid man.
ner-having denied in the most positive terms
the charge imputed to me--and having frankly
informed you that certain charges had been made
against you, upon undoubted authority, l vev
naturally supposed that you would either sub.
~stantiate your charge, or that so far as l was con.
cerned, you would end this matter with a demand
either in person or by note, for the authority up.
on which I said certain charges had been made
But to my surprise, l find in the Gazette of last
week the above card, addressed to me over your
signature, through which you continue your al.
tack upon me ms very Logical and a~rgsams.,uas
style.
am forced to acknowledge that the tact you
have shown in your last effort evinces for You,
h~ighsrssdssof talent than has generally been Al.
tributsd soyou. Altogether, sir, j. is an effort tn
would have done honor to the brightest inteled
that ever practiced at the bar of the Sixth judi.
cial District of Iberville
Asst wonld be useless for me to contend agains
such a formidable battery as has been brought %
bear against me, l deem it the shelter part Of va.
lori to retire from the field of contest, and yiel
up to you the HoNoRs " that you SO justly d.
serve!
Hoping that the laurels you nave won in tin
controversy may rest gracefully upon your bsw,
and asking for myself that consideration whichi
due from a generous victor to vanquished foe,
Iheg to remain, your ob't ~serv;t,
@ J. w. AUSTIN.
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An article in a recent number of a Review.
on the pride of rank and birth, closes with the
following:
The merit of dead men, when claimed for
the living, is like the stars seen on the water,
which would not be there but for their bri ght
originals in heaven.
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sebesteRel net Taken.

sssqb S~ebastsRel NET Takes. s bef
The news about the taking Of Sehastopol,
the surrender Of Menschikof,' the killed and
wounded, etc, ETC., has proved to be wholly
untrue. i was all 4 forgery, got up by some
spectators. We give to-day what purports
to be . true account of the state Of affairs at
Sebastopal. sa saa
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We received apepee 4 few days since, print
cd in osssIssss 6wdsWshaf inpeEiA aizs.
and sedtains = large number of sdyeftisements
a sFery description. but among the many
aatnss which they exhibit, we only recognize
one among oil those We knew 10 former days.
Alas! .they are al gomez .p
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This establishment is fitted up in fine style
for the accommodation Of those who are fond
of oysters. The spieure will find every thing
done up in the neatsst and most unexeeption-
able style, aad in a manner notsinferior to the
scrack" satSons. of the city. Give PFRRos 2
call, opposite DEANS, Main street.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

A large Know Nothing organization, it is
said, exists in Charleston, 8. C., and to have
nominated their candidates for the approaching
election for the Legislature.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

UThe- Council Of the city of New York
hare voted $500 for the purpose Of purchasing
= suitable testimonial for Cape. LOGS, for his
brave and devoted eondnct' On the OCCASION Of
the~ melancholy loaso the Asptic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

So extraordinarily rapid has been the growth
of Cincinnati that her exports have increased
from about four millions in 1896, to one hun.
bred and ten millions in 1854.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

One hundred and eighteen thousand Ger.
mans have arrived at New York. from foreign
ports, during the FIRST eight months Of the pres
ent year.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

Never be dependent. Eat your crust hon.
estly earned. Look the world in the face
smile at ito frowns and laugh at it's malice
Use energy. Strive and still stsiye, and if all
j. lost, strive again. Never say die.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-10-28

TIE Know Nothings Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va, have had great rejoicing at tie re-
esnt victories il Pennsylvsniay Chic, Indiana ana
Baltimore. They have fired one hundred guns
q honor of the victories.
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Nem a-d0ertfaemeuts,
a CARD.
PDAQuEM1NE, Oct. 81, 1854

PDAQuEM1NE, Oct. 81, 1854.
Mr.. Vim. P. Bradburn:
Sir: Please give the following cards an inser'
ton in your paper, and oblige,
Yours, &C.,
J, W. AUSTIN.
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1.-THE first taller in The Ocean Bank Of N
York has been discovered to be a defaltsr to
the extent 4 eoo,ooo He has a~bseoudsd.

q The Sixth District Court Of this parish,
which swas "a hass commenced lie term last
Monday, vs. postponed By order Of Judge
hoEK7sos till ths dth of Noysnbsr, on a.
count 81 ~ indisPmities Of The Judge.
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hobart sehsyler y mid T. be Asaishise IL
Paris. I'll. s8as $40 Is
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aYou have been chary-
ed. sir, with having
made representations to
lrishmen concerning
the late riots in New
Orleans, that were cal
culated to excite them
against the Know No
thinee." = I