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LA rLus BELLE COURSE pu s1EcLE LA
g7andc course de Lexington, cheval favori du
Kentucky, qui devait faire ses quatre miles
dams moins de temps que l'avait fait le favori
louisianais, lc fameux Lecompte, c'est-a-lire
en- Z: 26, eu lieu lundi pnsse sur lie chemin de
10 Metairie, Ia Nouvellc- Orleans LIE che
min dit-on, ttait en- tres bon ordre, ct Lexing-
ton retonnenlcnt ct l'admiration de tout
le monde, fit les quatre miles en- 2: 1874 ga
gnant Lecompte dc 614 secondes.
Maintenant, on vcut parier que Lecompte
est plus fort que Lexington Nous verrons.
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uyns1
L IiADIESi DRESS g Dol s. =
iTRJXfAGINf,S 6fs II erarY variety aDIi
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Nous reproduisons du American Exponent
ID ID Nouvelle-O Orleans, lincident suivant qui
Sc prdsenta l'clection qui Gu lieu dams cette
vile le 26 du mois passe:
Nous avons remarqud a IN des "polls
un citoyen naturalist, dune respectabit6 re-
connue, qui mdnifestait 10 determination in-
flexible de purifier le scrutin electoral II ne
fesait aucun secret de son soutien des candidats
Americans, ct couvrait dinvectives les etran-
gers qui voulaient exercer une influence injus-
te sur l'election ct tourner cn derision la fran
chise electorate. II n'etait pas. venu dams lie
pays, lui, pour fouler aux pieds, l'autel saere
de 10 Liberte, mais atm de trouver un asyle de
Libcrte chez un peuple juste ct intelligent, OH
lindustrie est recompensee par Ia prosperite ct
ropuence. Les natifs du pays avaieut fait le
gouvernement ct il pouvait Sc fer a eu4 pour
en- conduire administration"
Voici de quelle maniere parlent presque
tous les etrangers intelligens.
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Oc SulS, tlC. VI. w
Mount Vernon, 20 jan: 1890.
A John Quincy Adams, ministre American d
Berlin.-Monsieur,-1l nest pas dc l'interet
dc notre gouyernement d'elever aux places ci-
viles ou militaires, dcs strangers; 4 lexcluslon
de nos propres citoycns. f'
Tous les officers etrangers ont une cspsce
d'arrogance qu'on ne peut pas CONTENDER sans
faire injustice des personnagcs meritoires,
parmi nos proprss concitoyens, qui croient avcc
raison, que, lorsqu'ils sont capabes, ills ont un
meilleur droit a toutes les charges emanant du
gouvernement Je suis, etc.
g, WASHINGTON.
White Plains, 25 Juliet l77s.
Au Gouverneur Morris.
Monsieur,-Je ne puis pas mempecher d.
TOUGHER en- PEASANT, un sujct dune tres grandt
Importance au bonheur de notre pays. il
veux dire, la nomination strangers des po
sitions de confiance ct d'honncur, dams notrt
service
La maniere prologue avcc lasuelle nous
avons confere sur ces messieurs, de hauts gra
des, produira sans doute, Tune on l'autre d,
deux calamites. DE nous rendre meprisable
aux ycux de l'Europe, ou d'etre 10 cause quill
Sc precipitent sur nous CONNIE un torrent pou
augmenter lc farlcau qui nous accablc DEF;
trop.
Mais ce ne sont nj les frais nj le tracas quill
nous occasioncront, que j. Grains; il , III
danger encore plus imminent ct plus funest
dams ses resultats que nous devons craindre
cest Ia privation d'emploi de nos propres off
ciers ct Ia position dams laquec peut Sc trou
yer notre armee, cntierement au pouvoir de
strangers. Je suis, ETC.,
G, WASHINGTON.
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Nous devons des remercimens aux officers
des steamers Opclousas, Alice w. Glaze, Sydo-
MIA ct Red River pour les journau1 dc 10 Nile
Orleans des dernieres dates. @
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Voici deux traits empruntes ID lettre dun
officer russo dc Ia garrison de Sebastopol,
un de ses amis de Vienne:
"Dernierement une bande d'outardes volait
Au-dessus des tranchees ennemies les Francais
&c mrent a tirer dessus; les Russes en- frent
de meme. Quatre outardes tomberent entire
les Notifications russes ct les tranchees fran
Saises mais personne n'esait saventurer pour
les aller prendre. I'm capitaine russo savance
tire de sa poche un mouchoir blanc, le fait Aot-
ter en- lair, marche resentment aux quatfe ou-
tardes, en- ramasse deux, les porte .jusqu'aux
tranchees franchises, revient ramasser les deux
autres outardes, salue les Francais ct revient
dams nos ouvrages avec le reste de son partage
fraternel, aux applaudissements. .. .des enne-
mis-.
"Voila qui est chevaleresque voici qui est
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seys etc, ete, general stock Of Rlaptation Nsdi
fiiies 81 the e6t Hnn5ity alauA d large itork IL 13S
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n0 Remarquez l'avis du Steamer "Red
River Capitaine r. j. Dorsey. Nous sa-
luons avcc plaisir son retour notre naviga-
tion, ct nous le rccommandons au public CONNIE
batcau sur ct bon marcheur.
lie Capt Dorsey commando il y deux ans
10 meme bateau ct par son affabilite SO cour-
,oisie ct 50 prudence CONNIE officer, Sc fit beau
coup d'amis. Nous esptrons snceremcnt quill
,ecevra ule part libera!e dc Encouragement
public. f.0...n. @a...,. .e
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Nous implorons Indulgence de nos lecteurs
d'avoir et6 obliges de METRE encore de l'anglais
dams notre parti francaise La liste de jour-
naux frsneais, qui font echange avec nous, est
81 limitee, que nous n'ayoiis pas pu.trouver une
quantite suffsante Dc sujets int6ressants pour
remplir nos colonies Nous avons fait des ar
rangemens pour en- obtenir d'autcs bient6t.
ELECTION MUx1c1pALE DEs OpELousAs.-A
relection qui Gu lieu, lundi passd, dams notre
village pour sept membres du Conseil de Willie
ct un Constable, les personnes don't les MONS
suivcnt, ont et6 clues:
Pour Constable, r. Sensat. .. e.. ..
Pour lie Conscil de Vile: MN. Mustard,
c. Hollier fls G. Morningveg, Y. D'Avy, DR..
Jas Ray John Cochrane ct A. Perrault- '
NouvEAux NorA1REs.--Quoique nous ayons
nsglige de faire allusion plut6t a la nomina-
tion par lie gouverneut Hebert de MN. T. S.
Robin ct o. A. Guidry 10 place de Notaires
Publics, dams ct pourla Paroisse st. Landry,
nous men etions pas moins enchantes. Nous
felicitons lc gouycrneur Htbcrt de ces nomina-
tions.
Ces messieurs, ayant formc une association
tiendront leur bureau ensemble aux Opelousas
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Boar6 ann Rooms.

4 TEACHER Of a Boarding School, having a
~ Son wants BOARDING PLACE IA some ain lrsl
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THE AMERICAN JANE Ely e
MARY Lvudnn' Is an Ame,io u Jane Eyre snl he,
,o,v toc with a. much vigo Will Il = a. original sDi -
profoundly interesting Mis- Bronte" ~ l. CON- AdV
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JnstrurrluIl.

MISS HAINES begs respectfully to give notice
WI to friends and the public that SCHOOL, No. 10
OrsmrIcy Park will reopen on Tuesday, Sepsembsrb
Circulars her residence Mesrs C. y
Francis Co.'S No n Broadway, az aessIs Doremus
Eixon's, No. Il Park-pece.
App for the admission Of Pupscan be made BY etter
Addressed ~ Miss HAIEES a, her residence.
DHH OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS.-E 8.
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cOnfune tie manufacture OF INSTRUMENTS snd SCHOOL
PPARATUS. Of the Rooms lately occupied BY them .
The facilities the esfabh have been largely Increased
by the addition Of the perfect machinery and al articles
are mad n my VI premises under my inspection
All descriptions Of APPARATUS heretofore made bas Win I'M
proved and hnh and also and y.uabie M
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modern researches Physical seience snd also >>s sood
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A BOOK FOR THE tt M S +.
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Panoramic View Of the Seat Of War in the kast-
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6otels.

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~ BROADWAY. CORNER OF HOUSTON-Sr.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Roovs az prices from 81 80 day sud lower than
eny other Glaze house in the y Accommodations for 400
guests.
SMITHSONIAN House RESI- AURAST.Ssoon No. 6Co Broad
wav with private adjoining All the substan,ias and lux
urss OF the market 4 downtown prices.
SMITHSONIAN House BsTHs.-Sacon for gentlemen No 6nl
Broadway hot cold and showers plenshed copper tubs all
new and clean Ladies' Baths Stair NJ 6s sroad-
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6perial Notices.

General Committee of Democratic Wing Young
Mem Of this Commit vii be bold be Broad
g.y Iouse On FRIDAY EVENING July n 1855 Al O'Clock
BY oder JAMES WELSH, Chairman
THOMAS G. ACTON, Wee lbairnen
p G. VAS WICK, W.
WV. H. BROWNE, s......-as
HoBT MACOY. SS'N'''~'''
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NOTICE to HEIRs.-To the heirs and legal

NOTICE to HEIRS-To the heirs and legal
~ repreentative. JOHN PETER MIC HAZEL late tho
owuhp OF tu.hk in tn County Of Northampton sad state
OF Peur syyLa decs ased TAX Notice thtt inquest will be
b., "a a. he late dwspg h0u,e Of lOHN PETER MICHAEL,
decesssd IN The towushp Bushk the C0uaty aforesaid,
on THURS yAY the 9Th day q Angus 10 o'clock L.
forenoon the purpose Of making partition Of the real
" the deceased and bis helm and egal
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the whole value and spprase the accord
which and place You requested atend
If you think proper. JACOB COPE, SheriE
SheuH's Ofice Fsston July 49, 1855
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Gorses an6 farms i1anteo.

VVANTED-In the lower part Of the city, in
W quiet ard geDtee psshbotho9e TWO or THE II,
ROOMS sECONO FLOOR er Gem ensn ana nls VIE.
Rem ooste Any person having such Rooms address H. T.
Chatham square PostOHice-
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Real Gstate for 6ale.

FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE.
Il "A gsniee large HoUs u. with eleven rooms neatly
f1rrhed ne Car House Garden and every
for sentee family located from the city
VII be SOLD for $500 H. I. SHELDON, No. as Nssssa
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STEAM POWER to LET-At Elzabethport
~ n j. rwo-story Brick Building 100 eet BY 50. Apply z
ABM BAfZ. No. ~ Rrosavsy or 20 JOHN VI boLSpDN'
p FizshafhpOrf
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Anti lavery Excursion and Pic-Nic.-rhe NEW
YORK AS1I-SLAVERY SOCIETY invites the friends Of
Iibrtv "a the cry vcLiy unite In celebrating the
TuT NTY-FIRST ANN ERSARY ofWESr INDIA EhANs
CIPATIoN. by an EXCURSION 70 hORRlSS 1h0.E;
lloyd GARRISON and the Hon; EHASIgS ID CULVER
are OF gsed 10 deliver addresses EKNESrlNE l. ROSE 40
osh,s have slso invited. husc by the W4ece Band
p.fresl u-pts wi be furnished by individuals families for
tl4nseves The company will lsave Brooklyn in special
pain Of cars Including baggage for Teeshments At 10
ecLek 4. NJ snd returning will leave the Grove Al r NJ
Tbo.e int ndirR 70 IN the Celebration earnestly
ueed 20 PIC tickets before MONDAY 10 order that
Dr. Railroad Company Be sessonably informed As % the
exten Of the rrodaons equfed Tickets for the
go children half pricl msy be had at be Anti
\ avery Ohce. No. lS3 NssssUst., At FOVVfNh A.
WFLLsS No Broadway II Wednesday rainy, the
Celebration will be postponed the next fair day.
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Arm UM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
. III l..I.a = u

I'D II n q NJ AMIhINAN NIUJIIV VI
ID The celebrated WHITES ORIGINAL SERENAOERs
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING FRIDAY, July
n Afternoon at g. Overure Mnsuesy, Sc aher which the
divertins piece Of TUE GOLDEN KINGDOM Evening at 3
sonss Daioa~ &C 70 conclude with the original Droler called
THF BLACK SHOEM AKER The BEARDED lNEANr
and It, mot e. the SWISS BEARDED LADY, The OWAhF
IADY the LIVING OURANG-0UTANG, &c and All 10
b seen the time Ad-snee = cent? hidSen az,
A., Ter l2a cents RARNUM'S GALLERY OF BEAUTY
eco expended premiums 10 and for portraits OF the
ladies' America, &c Circulars to be had Ut the
Museum.
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INC hwy sEvENTH ANNUAL FAIR Of TLIE

Il AMERICAN INSTITUTE Or ThE CITY OF NEW
he Managers that they have male afsng
nent, 10 hold this Exhibition IN the k1SFAL fAAOE com
meneiug ON " EDNESDAY the 81 Of October bexL Il,
This MAGNIFICENT and spacious building VII e oenea oI
recepton OF articles THURSDAY, the 2lth OF Septemo
e from dauee be stored in the Palace from the 10Th Of
6aess win be opened ith for the entry and reception
Of ariiclea
PT,miums consisting Of Cold and Silver Medals, Cups and
Diplomas will awarded the recommendation OF eonpe
e-pt judges. u,,...-. a. ..,,,
Tho Aansgers would impress upon Exhibitors the Necessity
Of notice of the required iof the proper
dbtIay Of the articles they intend 10 exhibit a.,
Circular containing full part cuars be had on apphoa
tion AT the bAice OF the Institute No. 95 Broadway
addressed VIM. II. LEONARD, Correspond
ms Secretary will meet with immediate attention.
s Nv order Of the Mnnssers EDWIN SMITH, Chairman.
JoiN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
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pCARD in BROOKLYN pleasant SUMNER
- RESIDENCE for families angle gentlemen Inquire
NJ. - iviDE-'op-st. contiguous 70 Wsl-s;. Ferry
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MGR ARD MOS l. n CO..
Ii IMPORTERS OF STATIONERY, EANCf OooDS'~S'
IN No 80 JoHs-sr NEwNoSE, 49,,
,ss 10 an inspection Of their extensive, well selected
S vi sssoed sock Of Fancy Goods, Stationery sSes &C
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81 50 per Day. ....

To Nervous SuGerers.A retired Clergyman, restored
heath DAYS aeI many Of great suffer
irg anxious 10 make Known the means of cure VIII send
STeel prescription used Direct 10 the Rev. JOHN M
baGkALL, No. 30 Futou-st.. Brooklyn. ". Y
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~ aser and YrophsorOress Circle 2' cents Pit ~ CENTS
Orchestra Chnirs 20 Door open - 'och oa-forn,-
mess oamuepcs At 7S~FAREwEtL BENEFIT of Mrs. II.
r. HICHOLs.-THIs EVENING wALLACE-sr William
Wallace Mr. = n. Scots Lady Helen Mar, Mrs r. ~ Mich
os Dances sc Recitation by Mrs. III +. Nichols Jemna
IN search Of Jake" Danes, SC. TtE COLLEtE, Boy
Mr. Invate Ia their Gy mnastc Enter ainnen
SONG and Dance. To conclude with A POST OF HONOR
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DFFUVIAN GUANO.- The subscribers are pre-
i pared to furnish our No. PERUVIAN GUASO az ne
fo VIII rstes viz Is Tuns 20 70, D cash; 20 Tcns
224O $50 cash 100 Tun., 1910 10 at 5l cahi 800 tan'
2e4O u at $50 80 cash Orders prompt ex-eu ed
CHAhI.Fs NJ. Fly Co. No. So Fronts
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HOUSES to LET Three elegant new
i HOUSES IN River Terrace. H0BOkEN within thre'
minutes walk OF the ffy commanding beautiful view OF th'
river snd City cfNewYoIk wh bath gas hot and cold waer
&c to families of the first respeoabty only Inquire at the
EDWARD MARTIN.
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DOOMS 70 LEI, With STEAM foWEh--n
"a the buildng of Greenwich and Seechsts, unur'
assed manufacturing Rent low 20 resDon
'ihs teuants Apply % am -. s.s -,