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/ LARGE LOADS OF CoTroN.-We have again to
announce large receipts Of cotton. The famous
packet Princess, Capt. Holmes, arrived yester-
day with 3461 bales; the Vicksburg packet
Magnolia, on Sunday night, with $685. bales; the
j. NJ. Reif, from Columbia, Ark, with TIA bales;
the P. G. Wallis, from Vieksburg, with 1929
bales; the P. F. Kimball, from Fort Adams,
with 727 bales; the c. Hays, from Memphis,
with 1929 bales; the Belfast, with 1898 bales j;
by the Home, 800 bales; by the Kenneth, 26
bales; by the 7. P. feathers, from Napoleon,
231s bales; by thee. D. Jr., from Grand Gulf.
1851 bales-total since Saturday night, 1928
bales, which is tolerable good commencement
for the second week in September. The Mag
nolia will have to put on few more bales the
present trip to equal the great load the Natchez
brought in last week.
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The VIRGINIA SUFFERERS. - Had we room or
time could not add to the Significance or power Of
the appeal y made by the committee appointed at
meeting of Vrgnians held Saturday last to ask dona-
ons from the citizens of New Orleans to aid the suffer
Is the proper worldly the awful psalence
now rigging at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The plain statement Of facts is appsing enough IL
needs not the aid of pathetic writing Our brethren
who came to our in time Of greatest tribus
tion are now suffering more than suffered Let us
promptly send them Relief be Of the slightest
avail, must be afforded at once.
Forty five experienced have already been sent
forward aud probably more will follow The expenses Of
these nurses and those accompanying them, will neces
sary be large although the precise amount is not vet
known For this purpose alons six eight thousand
dollars, in addition to that already contributed will be
required Should more nurses be sent of course ulore
money will be needed.
We hope the appeal will be met promptly and libe-
rally Indeed we are sure it will be- Unless the hearts
Of our people have changed the committee will expe
rience no lackof funds in day or two
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ms- Several well written communications win
be found on our first page. Others, psrforce,
must lie over until room can be made for them,
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as- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
Camp street. Applications for relief rsosIvsa from
~ Eaaasas'tl p,b RICARDO, sss s,srs.s
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DIED

A. Springfield La. Thursdny inst, s1tsenth
year her ELIZABETH CLARKE, conao Of D. j. Hooker
smith of this city.
IN Louisvlle and Boston papers copy.
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{ MURDER OF SHIP CAPTAIN AT SEA.-On the
4th inst the clipper ship Ariel from New York for China
entered the port of Charleston, her captain, VIM H.
Eayes having been murdered in his cabin the night
of the 10th of August in latitude % deg 45 min long
tude SO west He found In his berth with bis throat
cut his head bruised and several cuts and sabs in his
face and stomach After the murder the first mate Mich
oas Lakeman took command Of the ship and about
proceed Rio de Janero but the and
insisted upon returning to the United States On arrv
ing at Charleston two apprentice boys named Henry
Giraui Geo Anderson arrested, each Of whom
accused the other of the deed. jury of inquest
held verdict rendered, duplicating the boys and tho
mate Lakeman The Charleston papers publish the tes
tmony which Is quite voluminous but vague and incon
usye.
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PARISH or PLAQUEMINEs. ~ We refer our
readers to the letter Of our Pacquemines
this morning 1t is truly cheering and the information
communicated may be set down strictly reliable And
when compared with private advces In possession
the conclusion Is irresistible that tie Americans will
carry this hitherto mpregnabe cronsadt Of the oppose
tion, in November next
Our friends in Plaquenines have nominated powerful
ticket Mr. Thomas G. Macksy, the nominee for Repre-
sentative in addition to being capable and clever fellow
possesses all the elements of personal popularity
sary to carry him through the contest, trumphantIy
The nominee for the Senate-Mr Marcel Duoros of st.
Bernard-is another excellent selection. better one
could not have been mads and predict this assertion
will be triumphanty sustained when the verdict of che
bailot-box shall be made known to the public.
If we do as well in other portions Of the State as our
friends will do in the parishes below orr majority can
only be estimated by thousands.
Almost every letter We receive, asks VIII you do your
duty in the city Z u Again we answer, Yesl We will
roll up heavy majority, both for the State and parish
tickets. There sno misakeno doubt-no sort of cues
ton about 1t.
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gates. Among the List of signers, we find the
names of many persons now noted for the vio-
aenco of their opposition to milderstypo Of
Americanism than that which once received
their unqualified support! There are three
candidates for important and lucrative offices
on the list--Mr. Davidson, candidate for Con-
gress in the Third DISTRICT; Mr.. VIM. G. Aud,
candidate for the Clerkship Of the Fourth Dis
trict Court Of this parish; and Mr.. A. w.
District. .4s.ssss..-ss yss -ess. 3
Verify, consistency is e Jewell rare jewel
Ia d era rare Jewel! ri NJ 5
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Standard Of the 9th inst, that the verdict of the
coroner's jury at Burlington is, that the acci-
dent was caused by the train running back
wards, and the carelessness of Dr. Heineken
They e1onerate the conductor, blame the engi-
neer, and suggest that the Company adopt q
rule to avoid similar accidents in future.
The following items will be found interesting
We extract them from the New York Express of
the 4th ultimo
The heroic conduct Of Mrs. Gillespie, of Mississippi
whose husband died Friday, is spoken of by all 1t
somewhat singular coincidence that the left leg of her.
self and husband both stipulated and both at the
placejust above the knee Chloroform was admin
isered to her while her leg being amputated She
bore the operation with almost auperhuman fortituds
She apologized to the surgeons for what she termed
her weakness" In groanpg family AT the first touch
Of the knife Jet Of blood shot up in the face Of the ope-
rating surgeon for this she also apoog2e regretted
severed she said II hope they will be able to bear this
sad at homen and then requested f the surgeons
did not desire to keep it for any purpose that her ampu
tated limb might be buried together with the limb of her
husband
One Of the sufferers says, that he lay beneath the
ruins parched with heat, "hot liqudn pouring
down within reach of his mouth, and he slipped it up
eagerly. His physician has not yet deemed advisable
to inform him that the shot lqnd" which he drank
e blood oe Of his sop passengers, who was lying above
him dead crushed almost TO Jelly.
Some boys while hunting In the sand, at the Of
the disaster dug up portion of the breast with
ribs attached belonging to of the killed Dr. Chal-
belonged, it is said, to the body of Mr.. Howard Of
Natehes
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TnEsDAY MOANING, SEPT. IL, ASS,

Psrsoss issssg ths cry during the Ssumey, srho desire
IL dasls y sDeey Crescent rcasded 20 th hare it done
yesiy ~ nss specified tims BY leaving their orders and
adaxass II tks efHce, No 70 Camp street.
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CGtlsersUo0d's Celebrated eai,.0er
RrnndaI

Brandy.
~ This superior liquor, combining sill carmnatve .smn
lang aud aromatic qualities pure Havana Ginger uni.ad b
superior article of BRANDY haa become voY,
all the cities along the river the North and
East, ia now introduced into this nrs, ime
The virtusa of Ginger gens pleasant, and unirratn.
omaehc have long been sxolsd by the Medical and HAYS
been recognised by every observer Of hygienic sase
The article challenges comparison with .ny
produced and highest need of pra
CATHERW0OD ELMORE
myi4 9ph Corner Girod and conmsrce atrsa,,
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Fe'ssssasssgssp end R0Ok-Keeptssg.
~ NEW CLASSES begin THIS WEEK a. DOL
BEARS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING EsTAB
LIsHMENT, Toe Canal street. aM
few easy lessons will HAND Suc- &
ces guaranteed 10 all Special Ladies' and
pobears supsr stee Pens sse N Merchants hare n,
Clerks ans Book.kespera. ff'' " "
selU 9p6t# RUFUS noJREAP ma 60, -.
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" BoUqUEr .PARTY.""-We acknowledge the
receipt of polite invitation from Pascagoua to
tend Bouquet Party to be given ut the "McCarthy
House, Wednesday evening next.
That the occason-like each of its predeeessors-will
be delightful and joyous one there is no doubt Bright
eyes and brilliant flowers rosy cheeks and rosy bouquets
music and dancing, gay and innocent amuss-
menta will all combine to render the of surpase
ing attraction Would that avocations permitted at
tendance But no. instead of flowers and garlands and
beauty and intelligence and music and dancing we will
be surrounded by files of newspapers bundles of docu
mens, and the paraphernaa incident to hot political
Canvass Instead of bright flashes from the eye of lowell
ness the glare of the gas lights will be our portion In
stead Of the fragrance of bouquets stealing over the
ses aud wrapping them in dreams eyan the of the
will prevail Instead of angelic forms floating
before the enraptured vision the very devil himself
will intrude upon us with diseordant cry-a more
copy!'
While we regret our misfortune in being unable to at
tend the festive OCCASION in accordance with the courte
GUS invitation with which have been honored still we
are mona the ess grateful to the beautiful Queens Mis-
A. I. De and Miss O. Rs, and the gaIlan
Kings Mr.. r. @. rs and MIR B. Oh who we
sincerely trust will have happy time Of it nswsyng the
realm Of gaiey. oa @6s a
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We will admit that at one time we believed the
Know Nohpgs would bsTe carried this portion of the
State but alas alas for the of that party that
day has passed, The Democrats who Joined them are
pdipg the trick and leaving them by scores and
many the old line wings coming to the rescue
Such majority will be rolled up in November next for
the Democratic nominees has before heard
in Louisiana. Monroe touachta) Register, soth ult.
We thank you for your admission, friend
Register. 1t proves mere than you expected,
however We will proceed to enlighten you
You found your hopes upon Withdrawals from
the American Order. Your calculations are
based upon sand, as the storm. of the 9th Of No.
vember will demonstrate They are not worth
the paper upon which they are written, the ink
consumed in the process, or even the use Of the
I" gray goose quill or the steel'pen, commonly
brought in requisition on such occasions.
We knoto-for we speak by the card-that
where there has been one withdrawal there have
been at least three limitations! Now, if the
Americans could have carried your g portion Of
the State g at one time,'' what will they not
be able to effect in Novembera There is cues
ton for the Register to ponder over.
The immense fuss raised abont few with
drawals we look upon as the silliest attempt to
catch gudgeons ever tried. 1t will signally fail.
The American Order is now twenty per cent.
stronger in Louisiana than it was six months
ago, when its inyincibility was admitted BY its
enemies! ,q.
The Antics need not plume themselves upon
defections from our ranks in the Southwest.
The light Of truth is slowly but surely spread
ing, dispelling the noxious vapors engendered
by falsehood and Misrepresentation. All will
be right in November. -
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FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. -Notwith-
standing the awful reports that have been here
tofore received from these places, we find that
we must be prepared for accounts still more
terrible. Every mail brings us larger list of
deaths, Notwithstanding the small population
that must be left in those places. =.
1t is worse there now than it ever was here
Out Of population Of 5000 in Norfolk, there
are 45 deaths per day. At this rate the city
would be totally depopulated in less than three
months. AS it is, there are not seven out of
ten who are we'll ~
In Portsmouth, masters are worse, although
the population of this place is much less than
Norfolk. On Sunday, the I'd inst, there were
80 burials, and they were unable to burv eight
more for rant Of ee6ins, making in all 40
deaths on that day.
The want OF nurses is much felt, and the
Mayors said to have determined on forcing the
negroes who have been left there BY their mas
ters to perform these duties.
The Norfolk correspondent of the Baltimore
American, Of the 18th, pays cold Ric." the
following we'll deserved compliment:
hlcaruo, VI NeW orleans, ana his gallant par
ty Of doctors and nurses, are doing noble SER
vice. They are an unique organization, and /
cannot help telling you of popularity of Ri
cardo, Who, as you know, is whole souled
Southemer. He calls his nurses the 50 French
artillery" and has them in as good discipline
as you ever saw a military company They sit
together st the hospital, ct the old City Hotel,
and the instant he calls for one, he or she rises
and answers, and Immediately bundles up and
travels to the place designated. Inever saw
such system, Pity that we had it not before.
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Eem DublifdtlDnS.

m K L E F l. A q =.
i SPLENDID NUMBER
TIE TRUE flag jas i-sasd eoo'sios;
TIE WiFk's 1EsrrAriOS: Tale for Wives y tia:
charming so,bs o. ho,e-s y leu Lorise clandkr -
WITHOUT ChlLDREs Story for Bachelors. ~ Oh
Opuc
Sketch
T-E DEFoRsED GIRLS GRAVE. BY Eve Wilder
sBR BOERORs " COURrISG, VIII, ALL SORTS
OF PAHArRaPas he &c
ENtkY NUsBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF.
Sold evtrysh tor sOUa CENTS
DLXTER & BkOIaER Wholesale AGENT
Nos 4 AID 10 Ann-si-
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Che Gnrf, ST.

TNHE CELEBRATED HORSE WILD IRISH
MAN tnsi nov stands the challenger Of Hoe, Aae
or Gecnf 10 ne sod-one and three mites and repeat
lis U the stsns OF he o.nsr 81 the Red Hosss Harlem. -
CT the propristpg Of the BED Hoase, Hazlsz-
WLLLlAM 4 lRQWN.
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AmnsemenIs.

A CADEMY OF SIC
ITALIAN oprRA-siXTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
FRIDAY EVENING. Msrch 2. will be performed Don
settfs Grand Opera, IN four .ets. of
LA FANORtTA
Second sppesrce of the celebrated Prus Dotna Contrsto
sIGNORlNA Felicia VESNALIi
The renowned .ritone.
sIGNOR CESA6E 8ADiALIj
Lsoaora Uhe kios. Fsvo,e) sisnOfins ieeits ve.v.i
(ter Conhosni A'Vktsoo
Reraspco, (s young Novice Of the Convent Of -
q
Bslthssar (superor Of the Conyen. Coleu
Ahonso Kns of the C.stilel Ctsare B.ds
DIN 0sseeT (tbe kiess Mnwte) Qunto
TIE new beautiful Scenery painted BY sisnor ALLIE
eRI.
usica Director and Conductor. Ak MARErZEK
Door, open o'clock performances commence AZ o'clock
a~s,s In be secured dsily from ~ uatil At the
Aesssuy Of Music; Hall sons, Broadway Van Norden
RS6UCTION AND REGULATION OF PRICES OF
ADMISSION.
Psrouet Psrouet Circle Dress CHcls...Qxr DoLLAa
Uecond Circle
0alexy
oscsrcA Choice Seats ito DO occurred In the aay
tine ssass 1.e
Private Bones, holding from four 70 twelve
seRDns TO cArIos, from 80 TO e9N
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Gorses, Carriages, 81. .

EoR SAlE-One Bay HORSE, l53 hands, Z
L ye.rs 20 Sorrel Il years Beth tie
Ind. free end stysh drivers. veil sdsesA
~ focto. zee sole fcf he " Iacairs A. No -
sfsntou o. hou A 20 - ".
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% farmers an6 Others.

DONE MANCRE.-The subscriber has coz
ID rsbsly hama very .sps'ier article Of pare sohk
LUST eeos'sii1s ct sawirc. eios. sad t,oaDd bone
Oes. received AZ the Morks Sd Fast River; % No.
1,G-e.r,t an ,lAu CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
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6oteIs.

EAGLI HOTT -0entlemen
II ..n ab,sn n, an .ad comfortable sH ~ sshf
or y" sne III per vsss Ct the Hotel corner YfsskSn M
william 80
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Fourtb Editios Nov Ready.
TNHE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains,
in ssditon the usual calendar rsses and AiiFanesA
TIE GOVERNMENT OF TIE United sTArss-E1
sfS ufi o or Tue UNITED STATES Members a. .Id
HOUSE rsR'e o. REPRESENTATIVES, Member. Of pcit..,
xxxiVih CONGRESS. Memsen Of a. IA. q. shOsen, poiti
Historical and Critical she;eh Of the Wa between Rassis
TIE e. X hso c,sf s ssri; 70 Jan i
TIE Rise Progress and probable Destiny Of The myss0us
sI sas; CAP S siSs % o. .sssic.
Csrit and thief or each Of the Govern
nern Of North and south America snd the "ss ind's
SLAVERY LEGISLATION N The UNITED STATES
OF i,2o The suritive slave Law isseTh- Kssss Ne
br~hs Act Of last the Ys.s and Ssys 10 passage
taiy e...if -dsr.s<h Of William a. sssa'd on ne Bill
rsf ' P1sL,c IAsos' esADu.rIos ACT. &C
TREATY OF RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA sc
TkEATy WITH MEXICO (Gsasder Hesty.l
TREATY wIra JAPAN
NATIONAL FINANCES. sc
Abstracts OF The Repor-s Of tue Secretary Of IreN,,y So
retsry % Nssy. Po-tnsster-G- Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 s'' for farmer g.
Int Of u. Vessel. Of w,l Of the Navy. via A.s
Gups whn and where built, By ~ oz ssnHanied sse'
ELECTION Returns FROM EVERY srA-E IN TIE
UNION ~bies b. se a. eesiion euriss he ys1 care
fuli, compiled s5t s9npsred viii serne' sleerss' "a
G6vTRSXESTs OF rae .EvERAL STATES FOR 1855
ans q assaas u Legislatures, q holaias Eiss
poSuiAa VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS ~ sss 49, 40
isA md PoPULATIos os EACH STATE
Price 1T cent. s.sh; 81 per soses s7Re 100 Ps:at,
ss co.,, ana s.. ss II:
GREELEY Z MeELAArH
Trburs 3 sDdiAs. NOV Ysrs-
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Rread for All,

LARGEST AND BEST IN TIE CITY.
Compare II with WEIGHT color xeetnes snd put
eo.s alities TREADWELLS BAKERY,
so~s f~" No 50 Csrmn-s ct,
Between Redfotd and Blocker Sta
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General Committee Of Democratic Wnis f % ,ss
n1cr-A p..UuR Of ibis e. Dmtit-e VII ce ne.o a.
$3.50 Hon.. o. FRIDAY EVENING. Asfe3 q 100 a.
=, o;.,.e2 ~ order, JAMES n. WELsd' Chsf"an
JHoNIs . 1srg Vice chsirmsn
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PRO G r A N NJ Z

PROOF AMME
FIRST
/. Quartette No 3, for Piano forte Violin, Alto, ana
Niooooello, messrs Safer Nol, Reysr and
BerlIer in four Aendelssohn
2 Scene and Aria from. =" Der Ffrischuiz,'
NILE CAROLINE LEH~ANS.... ... Weber
g. Flute Solo Themes from " hasani,ho" Nh.
Edward Lebmspn. ....'Tuon
4 German Ps.lu. Mes.rs J. b. Beutler, Adams,
Urcts arc Friede bofn.
s. The krl kiug
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THE Nest Unique Gard Press yes invented
And vet Auother-Put mp THIs DAY. stthe
CYNCRAL STEAM PalNrIrG-HOUSE,

CYNrRAL STEAM PaINrInG-H0USE.
CORNER oF CENTRE ASpswHrksrs
One Of Hses Improved Rotsres for Gard Printing u this
addition to our already large number Of Steam Presses fails
enabling keep pace with the orders OF our pat
rome shall cootnue to add such facilities will insure 70
sur customers GOOD WORK at Low PRICES.
Every description Printing from Gard to Book From
the Of work executed by during the past year
We have concluded that the Central Steam Printing House
mt ony the and the best located but H. In e
ALT, THE LEADING HOUSE for style of work con.
,ected with the ait Of Printing
w, have no hesitation in saying IL want your work
WILL DONE done In QUICK TIME and at FAIR PRICEsi
call on HUFFMAN "hAi'
Corner Centre and White Sta
Adams and Cylinder Preswork for the trade at ow Pcer
For beauty Of color OF impression they fear
con etonths long exps hence and know edge 10 this de-
psmept sordns them advantages net surpassed BY any
ssher bcwe In the city. trial will satisfy
Artificial Legs-Palmer's Patent-For usefulness,
b<su comfort and natural appearance. arc unriysod In
America or Europe. They manufactured st Nos S1s
Broadway SIC Chesnutst Philadelphia and Springfield
Mss PALMERkCo
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IBLO's- SAT UKDAY, March 3
GEASD CnxCEQT

IN GRAND COSCEaT.
MILE CAROLINE LEaAANN
Frou the p.rs AZ informs her
friends and public that she viii give Grand Concert 10
kibs balloon Iosy evening March g. ssAsted BY the
following eminent Hrs;es:
Mr. q sATTFR, the distin rushed Pianist
Mr. B. BEUTLER the celebrated Tenor
h,ssrs Adams Utchs Fredeborn, Vocalists .
htsus Noll Violits Reyer Alto; Bersner ViooneelIo
Mr.. Edv ard Lehman, Flu let
Mr. HENRY C TlMM will preside a. the Piano.
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sTt motto, IN the Market Report OF lest week-
an rsr OF which was fed twc years BY POM ELL
~ G~ FRO sn6 one pair by lpsEPH WRIGHT, OF Seneca
Cont, be txbbied upCn Stalls Nos ~ and "
N s,o Msrbet on SATURDAY. Lovers o. hne SEEa are IN
vtfed TO call ard see 'onN "A""''
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ymgrHst Intelligence once and Labor Exchange
- Removed No n CsDast the Of Centre and
Canal SIS ke~.York Ths Ofee established BY the Com
Dtssonen OF Euprstson where swsys be found large
nn.hers Of LAROkERs and SERVANTS low OF
.>grs and have their orders filled by writing 70
oe sending the SAY
e ,~sssse Of the parties required No fees charged to
esoysn JAMES p. FA6AN, Superintendent.
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NEW SPANISH GRAMMAR.-VINGUTs
IN OLLENDORFFj nc method OF lsstnins TO read write
and SPEAK spanish Language giving figured
OF the spanish with appendix embracing rscspta
lson OF the rules even the preceding Lessons u-sse on
The spsn Apo other vsashe iniofm.non sso ne
e md Tsnstor Containing selected pieces Modes Of Letters
70. tile eonespopeenee and eoeston OF nc eos
popular spsnish Proverbs Pablished BY .
ROE LOCK WOOD & son. Nc. I'll Brosdssy.
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NV YORK, March I, IB55
To the Presidents, Directors and Company Of
Railroads, Omuibu.es Steamboats,, and whom
seever may rnln ve~ of the late decision Of
sspene Cos held In the City Of Brooklyn by
Judge Roekw ell the 3is u in reaoa Railroads ON
nkp,~s Steamboat &e reported In Tho Trbone Friday,
the requested In order prevent uppe
and lts.uons alter the RULe In RELATION TO
the CONVEYANCE OF PERSONS OF COLOR with whom
d. according to the lave of the State Of NewYok
Iupr per conduct without distinction certainty ought to meet
Va nsed reward Your early attention respect
fslly requested In behalf OF kiuns elf and others
THOs l. JFNNINGS No ISL Churcb.t Nex
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TEACHER.-A Lady, competent TO give IN
rIsctisa IN Eosah Br.nches P,eseA Drswse sa1 Psnt
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