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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-09

yTHE citizens of Shreveport lis vicinity, and Parsn.
with all Others DESTROYS of examining pretty ian"
ionabe and good GOODS, are invited to call az ~
subscribers To ennmerate stock 50 large aod sEN
eral, would be future Please call see and ous.
nr10 ELISHA II. JORDAN
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-09

1~nn PAIR best oak tanned RuesLl = o ~ 'V
low sole by F, Il, lokpaNf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

t,,.etlre EoU Ee3I AZ hand = hen oar mti.
f.,.;, IA 3 rstss Eea Hlll b nakinS theit uAu.
,,iJ., . IL. elt,eta Earettams, fot toe pufPess
4 ue..sIsi-s .ssit tXsasS:td Il9eks. and lslias
NJ svb1J SAT- s!e 70 tie casng SE1Sou, ar
~: 81 10 tkose 1Ao visiI the NOuunsA,Ii e.iI,
- WlttLsG. ibatiGe HeLgts EloV9e, Dt. WAY.
- C,ll. PtSpRxwI, sill ts tourd lose b. tbs
4e,t, ui1s.tt ukEts tie Gcej ILint1 u It's life,
3. IL. r:a!t,bHshi Of Tx iaSst MAJ. ate abUn.
3t,;J se3i*d; "a! iitI aNi eS0EeEil6!e tooGts
A.. f.,. x i % GLIet 70 test ttvit St4t.ed ltnts
81. t.sari =. :a4s1. NI. GtO. A DArH, The
D,:.s.S ts.sI.. issi1a', Is %: ih- least aut1ei.
=. ttlstl II ;sn Sst regulated tsis5iSAmss;.-
n.ui!sIyI 8! III psi aSd 1IBaIS U.lhoG 10 Rln'
lN..loi.s ,sY x rs hvztio1S RuEsu. EntOdS,
j.uHC tie %sLsr, al II Iou 1Ca's Ssy it is 1
IN: me es9se, sc vii Eli tbE bill in tgtl-CSP.
ia. C.ty ,CstSntstl F6ti.
Tls sJs e, Oi tL,I boSSe it daly ihstt4sius.-
Yt,i:tAt the uese ISL PsEsons Giaed tAets.
TT s1HtI ia The h,thlV i1Po',aut dtPattaeOt Of
:m nb.h Nj. JOaS C4HtOLt, is uniutp.ssed il
.I.1,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

NV Yeas Pesnst.-Pppls i eoasatted oOt
Of d,nstt. Lien rs b<ta ttested aOd btld %
t,l inILe pi,ltSl ssn q sI.ooo, toj Baker has
-, X, teea GOStl. The Tint4 PabIttes let.
IL, itta Toa tJet eoausdie,ios TIE touoi that
NstttJ seat U his teaaas lie nisAt u TIE alLatk.
We ,,e tlsa btes Tat tAIOt Wed has t,tsu Ills
s,utt ID h4s4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

H,sl1 A. Wlr, Ne itsta. viii L0ll 9th 10
V.e,bUg "a t0.notsaW nisAi, tOaeAlBg bis ei,ius
.,,lt GIsttaa;S'ul eA't. He will d.sasItss
me .l,ue audisate. As Raay Aste haze euti.
81, 70 Lear Ain, iatlodiaG 'La'e ELo have
>, area, adait,ti0a apd ri,id teSUllttion Of
N. W,s.'s rluSas Hsunsnt Of t0tDtt d,Is-
M. rajoa u he Wigs tx tie sake d TIE
49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

Dtsnse,t,1tD 4tesrpct Dno.-sohl. ARH,
E%. 1SuSa thioSI boot iAs eauhtty ''aa 'rhi'
Iest Of gtea, attit 9'el a Sturdy no'oi'G Al
La tea1taA % C,Rpl HHl, wtsAiattOos The
Tt&,sy Dtp4hnsat PCtse.tet, P,itat e&es;
BsisHbe Az ~ wutingtoa N.uaptl M0aV'
r.H Atrt, rs stIl aAit'se.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

Dane ~ Eoros.r.Tse Frtdttsk Iltt'H
,aso,net5 ne Seettse Of loaa P. TbHnpson' u
Tue fstA ye,f Of biz tGt. VI. Tbompsoa =" he
r,ssB.s, spI TT n.uJ Ye'a ne tdtOt aad Ptoph'
t,ot oi,h4 Het.H. lie alSo. bad fst : tsas ant
he Ps.s;leseI q lIt rte4entk COuOtJ B'at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

", y. L. Dn,t1 u, puel.sed lee "0,k
Wis SSs. Ssete, % Naia susei, or NJ MsSesl.
" ptey. ~ tetriHs tt1t tate s'Ock, sO4 Goa
{,,..s baslts il the mast aeeephb:e nanstt,
yIl :<pue. as sc doaA nOt he will tsesITe, a.
,y..sr. pltoaIgs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

(1aptatn neaiamiaWl.t.v.,,, sSsvs q = - e. e.
SST ~ ,sS1iS SA9i X sGtHsita, W y = stS.
sitl SI14iS * ~ St EEUp Az ro: 81 4,
Et EitiIPEa q El4Ss. tEsSrSt A1 aS+ss'ss -
HiEPtSa'3 VeSstSa TistItt. ~, tS.4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

t,rx.rr.-To.aiIAi the btiIlias, sad hre,.
Z. ,eues,. Nr. losg, tPPean As JVIta il TIE
A..4Abaet. TtsUsat hetei VAieh has tttpa.
;, ,sa ISly's ptttatDAaeea 10 ,tt ei,y, has veil
;,s!teA htt te.eosaEeueat io' tsW tisAi1. TAe
uI+nkaa ID noW eetiaiaIY oat u ii! nosi 81.
,,,.,l.. t.ses q ansse1asal is lie eoaattr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

IRA tte t4eonta 10 uui.sd Safest, Btoot.
Tvs, t.s d,ys tiAet. il GAieA tEU 'Oas Of Vt.
J,sa SL,t, a1at1, respectively, I'mts tod El'
uIN, al t,sd Is asl u year', Et's eoasoaea
ana ~ A1ntt. ASathttsoa vas - RsdIT 'ath'
e III Nit he i dtspaittdol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

T,CEEsf rs.,l. tsrr;tat.,, It- NJ IrIniaAtWtS!
\ ,"ss Ct,uGrIW floss Hes. H. w -,
S,.t,I;,ts D,y.[s4It SSFVG5, HS-. ltI ~ ~ ser
80, IG.i4sEI tei it1.Z tGss7aiAsir Rtx3''1p nae
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
'TEI.EGRAPHIG NEWS
by the National line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H
TERRlPIC S0UALL,

ELXTt4, y. g., Wtnh6.-A teEul,r West 10.
Dis White qaalI Ceesuej beTeltSt akht. Gkfu:
aeJt Uete BIOS hoE ., hptt5 uHtoofeJ, &c.
TIE ear EosSes % Tie Wiilaaspot add EinIfa
R1iltcSd uefe blown dOv1, and THEE tHliNs3
Utss iuiuted. S!Gai, hoIeS, &C., Vete seAttese6
aboot.
NIeCorS HcGsl, DeIl lbe Depot, tooE Sc, ard
vas batnns duuhg TX aigk., doing esRsi4st'b'e
1ansse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

Tat csus 0iS0, hoV eoaPosed Of sane eve o;
a, ;5ssst, EtIin 'd6tIOes vile. eORatoee'
,..,,s:.1 ,ts,s,Jay 10 ttsdios the IoSsI part Of
" gnh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
DaRuerTeotYpea

no he v5si: IVA ,4J nat aIl pIe ere Ess'hI
l D2Es y ga t.Nss:isSe ;ItIf iSIS iiest!Iti 20
7jEtLt'. IEs sSaI tossACe iaIh taxa a lSI a. E1I
4s.i < 4. eat 0os ;t4I, - ;8II ptts ks'T! ssI
eat o. 1sTlIre IL ~ Prize 81 FsEiStI. tH SoU "a
liss plssRrs%If+' o. Ela AES FEE<f, a. HtE a. 'c4
81 SttIN.sNt FtStzI:i, = Ets ;tt ltA% tH iEVts -
a a.! IxCxitt. ave - rtttiSS! great TintY 3:
a.Gy ti4sI EsrisF toltIy' uats HM <tl uVs1 q 20
10 Ftr eGE:. sfS5 ga so'LRf prtG.
li43ktspet ~ -, SUI sJf 'aA, - is7?it "a.
rEnhotTEF IffItsI.s, is-i El:sGlI x ~ " s4S-
N@,,.sI " o. ptETslt(E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
SIX YnRH MARKET.

WV I'TNtN sI'NIIINT8Te
NI1eut.--T!ogt,nae higher s'!es. q GHol 0Ata
II 9,4;.9,s2; Soa!kein fsna At S,SIa9,Ss. Wheat
lnehsnIeI. CoiS easier. vita sis3 o. S9,00 IN
Pe.k tide .isksjo3 neis 1915. Beef ktn.-
Lard sddtt, AZ q30,ISy hGstt Ohio Whisky
al. Gtaseriss uSsbisgt!, Iizitsd saHoeH.-
Liatetl o.! I9lS0.
Cotton .e'iaslt. HitSe: dali.
NoGey Iai sI0:k3 geehastei. Va, Is 9iii
C,a'on 2tt. Cuph'd ~; Ere +5t; Rs'dlnt iai.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
R,,esA.e, va, Jar1 tsl. lS't

Vftsr4. H1-ti-tgf Z N'EtFfl: ...
Tt1;s-Is.St .<ts Ihtt.tl With ~ it'ts ~ loT;e
ttar1, ia tsl54 Il: PSE u ltiF ~, GGln tESs AZ
IiItI E4 ioliI htEefsa'i ttbt4Ht nTtHt. III ~,
1ttt 1:iftIy CsrvG Of tbs eat ttesse&Dt GSttt ~
Tfo are rtSUtI vsiiat n e Sis ~ StA 70 pNt tlA
Tic;sre ! IrIL Year, It4itttaJlI.. r...,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES. 81.
E.Stssis' M',E't''a g.

Y am. Es,iz4Y + H.siIti, ,.,.,.,.
L$af SiIs al VA ts6 Htd. b ln!set . ssEs' ~
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1txs 1l e setd % It tsS4t afIftNttS ieS s'agSts
u; ANA lP.I.ts I'D e - 49, =, .NS "s4
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wAor, oil y. GSAAk btlI o. hi az ~ ~ ~
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Yf.s:I&t fILSlE't. il . Il. ttE:ISHT oSit uEa
Al. AE%CoNE4.
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= .nstt o 4'u9l AZ q -: 43l . E'l4' o. Ss4'
tftt4WvE1,-ps!4iE4
l>srs - .IEI ILI !sF, -E8st.
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rrtV = liSs. ~ i1rtLs; S'o>.. '!''9' I"
IpassS algs IN -; ~ htjsssazt lit iSi4' wa %
iszs1 s',ro:Ss4 Is ItEs 81 r.'k sT't 81 20. =.
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~, ~ I-s v13,s Of I;Est9. ti| i.gF5 X a1uI iAG
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SErGI -. ,.
- i, Ia jirtit ~ M ~ tGy ca sit So IN 81 ~
"a IhO. 4. ALE1ANUsI, Ssi'F.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
tsttetEsslAtal

rur Rrt4 lsss egtuias "a. ttus vita Ittt
,oi.tLe, viNt ia ths eA'aael. Tie ss Is still
!, ,,tsGta ibovs ~ Sts9v.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
1Tn.oliti,ta rs.,insn,.- e's' a" a t1e.,
glzesatl, Ia April lil., issI.

v N Erxsset1, Nt ,4Prl ta., 1851.
V..,,t. N.;t.ne1 + XISIttI:
Vtlf Ars-I EVE $IEtIt1 liiA PtiE i1 AZ w ~
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81. Aktt received he SIS; * x Hlsstsa.s Nts.tt-
4. TllttSt. tfon Ses, ltAeCN Eea1 ~ HhIi ttttt:
Iltit ulSIhu lIii -, IE3 IL t4E uetf1 Ut hlA
TIItttG eaL II El1 tGttl re- a. b0N htt h0as
s4It; NJ tQSeIREioa Is EIP, IaEE&itg HtI ttlO6-
a " ros4 ItY<.iu. al tII et stat liA+ Ntttet
jH,os SSrtItt 1--we SIZED - t9Ee ard - ntA ~
~ mn tfi9y, tlat e1i a Vts ths ah<ttl V PIE
tSis IinttETk 4 III. IiInetta'tt itt tTilL
TesII, itITettiIlE, S. NESTZES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
TRANSPORTATION
Central Ohio Railroad.
IS. : /. g

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NY9rl laff Q1.llT, ~ ~ t.seail, ile tsa1etIS.
~ TRECRISGE Sd Tsa Ststeta IS ket iIr 1ai Rta
ma RsgToSf. 6TIhs tpis3u1 eSstbRSat, III:
Hs.-LtlTC WissSus u 20, 7 e. ~ EaNtr1Ih I'av
isl SslIiIt Il 4:ap B., Stteenf a. ~ SttLeea iusp1
PFoFtr 9tf1al an4 artitiH5 = tS r y
Ida EIpSsi, iSI kt1sO= m Al i:Is 2 n. UtN eAs
Irlia Sf GeWSSd nh tf1itaiso SoeutttH y NtWAl1
Eifi ttIiss eltt 5, y 4. <. tst Sls5Esty tT
LktrOat ird * TSse&I lsA Ctt'tS' ~ Ao'TefUHt'
N.-LeI1t, wt4esius Al - 4 ~, t,:naPtas a
1904 - faSevP'r' Is' Ef res staiots a o =;
tr1ia tlrTJiSt G1elI WSSE4 ltSVsEa Uail, srttAIa
EFIrce ain 4 "a ss0q4 ); usSiSs6au, taII4tttt:
{, - s'. ZaEtaIE iA :9llS 'y!l Az vs..
F,, If.:t. s,rs,.s aai Ctl139 1ISP. n Ta5!1h 20
az s.;is Al XtuaVS via G9e4t ttIAs tpr afSsttf'
T4.tGS, SlsISs6y. ~. rat r. tb<e9s0'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
pRON NEW YORK.

Ml1eu G.-FAe tif,te Dss Gsae,' has beta ts.
ltasel By tie health cticsts 1sd IS eoniss np 10
the city.
Fitl.ettst Of BET passages state tAat they ite
political eIi!es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07

At. a*tast Of the westta vitanA Asttul.
ari So<HtY asd Is5Gua! lasl!su!e, held at
~; osEte, TIE taliOEiaG osissfs utse elected;
PststieEt.
II. ". cA,plise, oAIa CO., Va.
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"a. wOoor1IO, ii. proprietor aftAe Cia:ia.
u.i X,,.as, Is. aatbei % Thstsa4y HiGAt,
~ !, - t1pte:sI 10 ssst:1e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-07
IAatsAl .! .tA COafatJ ara

M al4Al .. iEt IO1l9AlLI IIFi
Casa e s1Ei, 70 tlsA, al - tA< tiR41 q
Aa,hlI8f SslAr r rSoSE'-"... ....
PsIi ta.la EaiOc - x IT,. .............
5 p,S.tf.,A sOsAs, 6 l0i az SEa: is:tItas
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&. IS itttiyak4 tn.lF itSSttS AID RIIsH
a. S118..ss.s....'s-s. '''s-."''s'' 80
Ept RA1iT9&t pa 'sSSza h0sES-.
Al s:EeS * IIltbSs, VII:
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Retfnink

js,-lAavt1 Etil,irp II h y. a. 1rriIai y cal ''A
rS:a ctgls.sts lal zlI bik0as' - Ir'Nt'H VEAL
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t'ass5r, tstSt. .-rsts4 AA,tS EaHia6,t Az ~ az
sr.s1 ti,5S 81 B,E5ofssI EiIsia Ettt, arrives Al
III Or IN .,ltota - c. o T. 2, AID 81
C;cciEzs:!. liza ~ s,SSs' ~. y $500
age cAtCSel lAIoS{5 &44SsN'-S' ''A%'E w.
a=4 CllciEL1:E
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RIVER ANn WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
Ctve1xS,Tt, March GiA.-.Ri7e: 't1iS'Ha'T.-
Ht1tAet SCI:
PirTIIcLsa, NatSa &A.-RiTst un:sIa!:t.-
Weather eIOsdy iad dark.
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By sTArH AUTHORITY.
stnitneatea IAnaatr Isl, 1851,

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a, tt = io9tPj al HaEtntG (Oea CbA1tttItA u 1879
IL tiRsllE8 Ht HlCstti ISSftEI IEaaT', lEl II
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zNSURANVE
NIP m goF oAsHToAPtTA1l'
10
Hfs Millios Of D0liar'l' q

~ Ema Ia4arnnte CS., x HtnSrl, cSes ,
it[Ief ts1P ~ nth u kE u ieS4aa lls9Ia 1eS
LA q ooCftliti ihfQSPataSe4 ~ o14t Hutt&
aftI VlJ ~, 1854. PFaiediA thAi AaiR, ~ .osolt
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fiSf7tSeSk h+4RF "a 81 n We SUE AU1t9E'S etcH
rit i "a Is4 tire uIttEeGs lSj 4 PaNASet4 20 ~
SnErVT Gay EsoU ~ shAiGt;si q tE4 tOtP0taIsa ~
ANA n u c6rfiiEi1s 3se1k tot hAeL
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rfrm,ny

ELECTION.
DcTnosT, March 6.-Le,'yltd. Denoetsti: eaa'
!s!lss tx Mayor, has nailtisy Of stoo! a.
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ELECTION

ELECTION
CiXcxSIIi, Mack E.-Th< nunieiPal eleci:oa
10 NeBp>i., 81, rs4siItI ia ~ def-tI q the
ARsIieAn ticket.
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Retot!ihG SEtitiatT'
CARES M'1stls' ONO 60. Va
T's''attt'
lee'S Hotas'0ek' oS'o COS Va:
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IN. Nisks!l. otioss Va CS L'0edi0'oA1Aho Va
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Assistant Matthias,
Tortstnd Ptstist, BsIn,at CO.. oAto.
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THE HUDSON AND THE RHINE.

In recent work, d" Diary in Turk
ish and Greek Waters" by the Earl of
Carlisle, formerly Lord Morphth, under
which latter name he visited the United
States in 1841-'42, we find the following
comparison between the Rhine and the
Hudson, which, coming from compe-
tent head is worthy of note:
"JUNE 6rH.-Started to ascend the
Rhine. [ will notinvade the province of
poets, tourists, and hand-books, by any
detail of its well-known scenery. 1 had
felt some curiosity to compare it with the
Hudson. Even apart from all associa-
ton with history, legend and song, every
building on the Rhine, from castle TO
granary, ispicturesque, while every bull
ding in the United States, whatever its
other more important characteristics may
be, is essentially the reverse. Then, the
viney ardson the Rhine, though not strict
ly beautiful feature, give an air, at least
an idea, of genial animation to the steep
slopes and narrow elefts in which they
are imbedded. So much on the side Of
the Rhine. 1 am inclined to to think that
the natural sites and outline of the Hud-
son are finer but the great point of SUI
periority is the look of movement on the
river itself; every one ofits varied reach
es is sure of being at all times spangled
with white sails; whereas l felt quite as
tonished at the small appearance of traf-
fc on the Rhine. l had always looked
upon it as the great highway of all the
German nations, for the tolls of which
free cities and powerful leagues had COM
peted, and states and empires protocolled
and fought; but one of the large timber
RATS, and a few steamers of very narrow
girth, were all saw to-day, to compete
with all the life and business that swarm
on the Hudson, the Thames, or the
CLYDE"
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BEHAVIOR IN SOCIETY.

The person who goes into society with
the simple wish to please and to be
pleased, generally succeeds in both OBJ
jects.
The individual who wishes to be well
come in society must extinguish in him
self the weak desire of +" showing of"
To dress in more costly manner than
the majority of the company can afford,
is the extreme of vulgarity.
But to be Indifferent to dress is usual
ly mark of excessive vanity as though
one would say, ''I am charming enough
without the aid of outward adornment.
The forms of etiquette are the safeguards
against impertinence, and it is best, in n
miscellaneous company, to observe
them punetilliously.
To be perfectly polite, it is only ne
cessary to be perfectly just-to con-
form to the golden rule-to render to all
their due respect, consideration, and SER
vice.
To acquire elegance of manner, o5-
serUe those who possess it, and divine
their secret. Self possession is half the
battle; good heart and little prac-
tice will do the rest.
The most graceful thing person can
do in company is to pay attention to
those who are least likely to have at
tention-that is, those whose friendship
does not confer honor, nor their CONVEX
sation pleasure.
Afectation is the bane of social inter-
course at present. All who would real
ly please must avoid it utterly.
In fine, those who wish to please in So
ciesy must have kind heart, well-in-
formed mind, graceful manner, and be-
coming attffe. These are welcome eve-
rywhere.
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THE ESTATE OF MADAME DU LUX

An argument has been had for the
last two days before the Surrogate of the
city of New FORK in this important and
interesting case. The parties appearing
before the Court are the public Admin
istrator of the city Of New York on be-
half of the rights of the city New York ;
the Hon. Salmon P. Chase of Ohio on the
part of the son, John p. Ferrie, Of Gin
cinnati, claiming to be heir to the estate ;
and Messrs. John Jay and Charles E.
Whitehead on the part of the French
Consul and unknown French heirs. A
motion was made on The part of the
French Consul for rowing commission
to be issued to st. Girons and Massat,
the places of nativity ofMadame Du Lux
and her alleged son, in order to obtain
further testimony in regard to the sue.
cession. This motion was opposed by
the claimant, and it was urged that let
ters of administration be forthwith glan-
ted to John p. Ferrie, the alleged son.
The curious features of this romantic case
were fully reported when the case was
originally argued. Since that time anoth
er feature has been brough! before the
Court. The Legislature passed a law
giving the right to illegiiimate children
to inherit from their mother in default of
lawful issue, Thus stands the case at
present. The prize is large and the ex.
ertions of the attorneys equally strenu-
ous.-X Y. Tribune
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THE SUN INHABITABLE.

Sir David Brewster makes the follow"
ing remarks relative to the structure Of
the sun So strong has been the belief
that the sun cannot be habitable world,
that scientific gentleman was pronOun-
ced by his medical attendant 10 be insane,
because he had sent a paper to the Roy
al Society, in which he maintained that
the light of the sun proceeds from
dense and universal aurora, which may
afford ample light to the inhabitants of
the surface beneath, and yet be at such
a distance aloft as not to be among them;
and there may be water and dry land
there, hills and dales, rain and fairweath-
er, and that as the light and seasons
must be eternal, the sun may easily be
conceived to be by fan the most blissful
habitation of the whole system. In less
than ten years after this apparently ex-
travagant notion was considered proof
of insanity, it was maintained by Sir
William Herschel as rational and prob"
able opinion, which might be deducible
from his own obserI ations on the struc-
ture of the sun.