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DIED.

On Saturday evening, 11tk instant, OLIVER E.
BROOKS Of this city, aged about 70 years.
On Sunday morning, the 10Th inst, JOSEPHINE,
daughter of Mr.. P. vERBors of this place, aged ID
years.
On Monday morning, 18th inst, THOMAS, son
Of ALT. WILSON, aged about years.
In Livingston Parish, on Friday, 10th instant,
Mrs. ADALlNE HILL, consort Of Milton Burgess
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STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN WATERS
Mr.. W. w. Guthrie, steamboat in
spector at Cincinnati, reports that thirty
nine steamboats, were totally lost on
the western and southern rivers dur
ing the six months ending on the 3Oth
June last. The estimated damage to
boats (eighty-three in number) was
$573,7OO, and to cargocs Sl26, 800.
Thirty.one lives lost.
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GREAT Exc1rEnzlk.-l1s Aslao;es
Well on Nrs.-Ssngul@ PAmoasSL
Hoo.-The neighborhood Of Caaal
street was in a terrible state of excieo.
ment yesterday morning, owing t. >
report that the Artesian Well, now
being bored on the neutral ground.
had taken fire. Various were tho
speculations on this singular pheno.
menon. BY some of the geolog;sts
who fastened to the spot, after the
occurrence, it was asserted that the
augur had penetrated into Volcanic
strata, and that an eruption would in
all PROBABILITY soon follow /; others equ-
ally learned, suggested that the augur
had struck coal bed and the friction
caused it to ignite. While the Philo-
sophers were celebrating on the ques-
ton Of whether or not we shonld soon
have Vesuvius in our midst, by.
stander made the practical suggestion
ofsending for" Young America, the
steam fire engine, and trying what
effects the big squirt would have on it.
The suggestion was promptly carried
into effect, and in short time the
great Asterian bore with all its VOL
canic adjuncts,I Twas completely washed
out, and the timid fears of all who
supposed that the Crescent City was
about to blow up, finally Quilted
True Delta
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Axthur's SELF Seallng Cans.
THE undenigred sole agent for Batoa,
L Rouge and vicinity, will shortly Js1
ceive 4 few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and BY the
first Of Septembsr, will b prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; oil orders must be accom-
panied with the CASH
d. C. MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
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In A BAD WAY.-New Orleans is
not the only city in the Union whose
finicial condition is in a bad way. The
Philadelphia City Treasury appears to
DO in quite as collapsed a condition as
ours. Both debts and taxes increase
with no immediate prospects of relief.
The Philadelphia Pennyslvanian says
-[Delta.
We see by the recent reports of the
Board of Supervisors and Commissio-
ners, that the property owners of New
York city pay taxes at the rate of 81
81 on every 800, while we in Phila-
delphia are assessed at 81 80 on the
500, with deficit in the receipts
obtained by this as. sssment of more
than million dollars in one year
Half this sum has been admitted to be
necessary to pay current expense. We
frequently hear Of capital being driven
away from our city for one cause or
but what can more forcibly
aid in producing such a result than
having our taxes SIXTY per cent,
higher than those of New York. with
the certainty cfau additional increase.
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Too RADIcAL.-The Portland Ar
gus says 1.-The intensified liquor
law seems: to be failure everywhere.
BY foolishly attempting to carry the
thing beyond reason and right, great
evil instead Of good is likely to be done
in the cause Of temperance. Excess
of zeal, which is fanticitm. will prove
a greater foe to temperance than even
indifference or neglect. Both should
be carefully avoided. Zeal for the
good cause, tempered by moderation
and guided by wisdom, will be sure
to bring good results.
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CORRESPONDENCE,
CLINTON, Aug. 10th, 1855,

CLINTON, Aug. 10th, 1856.
Mr.: Editor :-On last Saturday, the A
merican Party met at their respective wig
vans in this Parish, for the purpose Q
nominating two members to the Legisla
ture, together with the Parish officers
The votes being returned to head quarters
and counted out, it was ascertained tina
the following named gentlemen had beef
selected:
For the Legislature, F. w. WARD, SAM
uEL NoawooD; for Sheriff, JOHN EAST
for Clerk, HENRY SKIpwIrH; for Assessor
JAMES A. SCOTT; for Coroner. M. w
HUGHES.
Mr.. Ward is Democrat, but he utterly
and entirely repudiates the old Fogi-s-
has no confidence in any man that is fear
full to express, openly and above board
what his better judgment teaches him te
be correct. He is about as well politically
posted up as any man in the Parish. He
will make an excellent member of the
Legislature The old fogies have no love
for him. He punches them in the ribs too
often. The only objection l have to him,
is, that he is too small for a public man,
but l think he has commenced "filling out''
since he has been alderman.
Mr.. Norwood is Wing, and as fine a
specimen of an American citizen as YOU
ever saw. He is planter. He did not
wish the nomination-it was forced on
him. He is well educated and we'll quail
fed for the position; but, Mr.. Editor, Just
between you and me, I'll be Id if Is
don't think he is as ugly looking man a
l ever saw. l doubt whether he is as good
looking as Bill McCrea, the President of
the ugly Club, at Port Hudson.
John East, our candidate for Sheriff, is
just what he should be-a real substantial
farmer-a man of excellent common sense
and common judgment. There is not
man in the Parish that can beat him for
the Office. In the way of beauty, he is not
what you and me would call "pe.fect"-
far from it.
Henry Skipwith is one of the double
F's. He has made most splendid clerk,
and is almost certain of being elected again.
James A. Scott is just such man as we
want for Assessor, and we intend to have
lim.
Hughes, ex-Mayor of Jackson, suits us
or coroner, and we intend electing him to
hat important position.
Take our ticket altogether, and we have
lever had one that is so certain of success
nd that has given such complete satisfac-
ion as this. If they keep on joining our
rider, like they have for the last few
weeks, We shall elect our ticket by ma
ority of $50 votes. JULIAN.
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1t u very rare indeed, in an ag
like this, where extremes do not meet
to find an honest sentiment, true in it
principles to nature. The public min,
is kept in a constant fever of excite
ment. between extremes; and we on
lylget cut Of one error, to fall immedi
ately into another. The half way
house-the temperate zone of reason
is rarely arrived at, and when we ge
there-the stay is only sufficient t.
water the horses, and then we dash of
again, headlong into some other darl
and dangerous road, wherein the very
best interests Of society are leopard
lied. Thus holy sentiment of reli
gion gets to be bigotry and blind su.
perstition democratic idea, is traced
and chased until it is little better than
mobocracy. A movement for temper.
ance, overshoots the mark of reason
and falls on the other side. And thus
is an inca!culable injury done the
nation by overzeal /; which is intern
perance. So it is in everything. We
cannot be satisfied with any good
thing long; and We must loose it en-
tirely, before we know the value of it.
For a time past, there has been a
crusade on the part of one class of So
ciety on the innocent and harmless
pleasures of the other. The sacred
desk has spoken in loud tones of con-
denim, and damnation on all the enjoy
ments of youth. 1t is sinful to dance;
It is sinful to play, it is sinful to sing
in point of fact it is sinful to do any
hing but wear long faces and play
hypocrite to the honest impulses Of
our nature.
Our attention has been called to
he following paragraph, in q sermon
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Billows. of
he Western Unitarian Conference of
yew York. It is a good sentiment,
md we'll expressed:
For my own part, I say in all SOL
mnity, I have lived to become Elm
erely suspicious of the piety of those
Vho do not pleasure in any form. I
annot trust the man that never laughs;
hat is always sedate that has no ap-
aren't outlets for those natural springs
t sportivcness and gayety that are
erennial in the human soul. know
nat nature takes her revenge on such
iolence. l expect to find secret
ices, malignant sins or horrid crimes
bringing up in this hot-bed of con.
ned air and imprisoned space and
,erefore it gives me sincere moral
ratification anywhere, and in any
ommunity to see innocent pleasures
nd popular amusements resisting the
,ligiouss bigotry that frowns so I'M
isely upon them. Anything is bet
# than. that dark, dead, unhappy So
al lfe-prey to ennui and morbid
zcitement, which results from unmit-
ated puritanism, whose second crop
usually unbridled license and iufa-
Gus folly.
INA BAD WAY.-New Orleans is
1t the only city in the Union whose
,icial condition is in a bad way. The
Philadelphia City Treasury appears to
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Mant0nsD London Gums.
IRON 500 TO 5000, made to order
L Guns made to any length OF fashion Il
Fine wire Twist:
Eliminated Steel ditto. Fif
Fine Damascus F- 4"
Silver Steel
Fine Chain lkH
Horse nails or stub " x
The Real Stub
Orders left at D. C. MorrAx's, Church;
street, will meet with prompt attention.
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PARISH FASHIONS FOR THE HEAD
The ladies are giving up artificial flow
ers for bonnets, and head dresses in
Paris. Now, fruit is taking its place {;
not the more unwripe buildings but
we'll developed ripe fruit, cherries,
grapes, raspberies black berries, goose
berries straw berries etc. The next
thing looked for, is the tree itself
with all its fruit and flowers in the
head, as was the fashion in AIMS
time.
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He deals upon the above "motto' his
Ill Stock is the most varied and best in
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on all the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to i've
him call before Purchasing elswhere.
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70 That great embodiment of
all manner Of humbugging Mr.. P. T.
Barnum, has taken under the wing of
his favor'a fellow by the name of Wood
and they two are making ready for
another beastly Baby show to come
off, in that hot house of morals-Bos-
ton. They have the impudence to
call 1.-THE Great National Baby
show" Woman, can sink far lower
in dignation than man; the most revolt
ing fends, lin prose as we'll as po(fy,
have had prototypes in woman, this
we all know and it is upon this
fact that we can account for women,
now living. SO lpst to every sense Of
shame, as to goto public places, and
expose their own flesh and blood to
vulgar gibes an, jeers.
Irving's Life of Washington" is
praised by the English reviewers
One ofthem remarks: "Englishmen
can heartily appreciate the greatness
of Washington for was he not of our
blood And now that the asperities
of contest have been removed, we can
acknowledge the business of bis cause
and the heroism of his actions"
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Wanted

A Negro Man for sale.
A VALUABLE negro man for sale.
IA Said negro 10 good plantation carpenter,
he also lays brick very well, and very handy at
any kind Of work. For further particulars, apply
at the Sheri6's once. july80-H
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GNte Nssd Doos. S1os'tseGe..
TIVE UNDERMINED sole agent m
i this invaluable Spring. has them q,
hand and for sale At price which u moth
ing compared with their utility. samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doom in this
city, apply Ut. augliF D. C. MONTANS.
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Syefial H6thfs.

-. fsewaaA =. rs Csaiess"
TT ANIMAL % ngEH0ElGEHT.
I - distributions q rgsmiums, st st.
Pstsf & PauPs Collees Vill take raeses On
the 10th inst. ct q q clock ,. i. .16e
parents Of the students and the ffiep6e Of
the Institulioe age respectfully invited.
An address on Education " Will be.
delivered BY RBv. T. ADAAs.
J. B. J. DscnAxsxnoa1 NJ.
ang 10 1t.w2t-d
o1Nco - nm DAaoa Rouos Am O@sua 4
PlAng Roar CuoRAHv,
o-~- 1n!es 1oses, Jsas ia le1s.
IN holders Of The Datoa touee and Cliptoo P1snk
Road Company, that - inslalusnt Of ten CO)'
PR cent, (or % 80 per shsrsl Of ne Capital
Stock Of said company. WIN = dee and payable
on or before the 18th and 1Sth dsy1 o. Askho
next 1S66) By order ef the Beard,
tJans 10. Q. y. P0kH assfstasv
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Castle Garden, New York, has at
length been occupied as an emigrant
depot, much to the chargin and indi-
gnation of the cmigrants boarding.
house runners" whose craft is in dan
ger" from the successful prosecution of
this enterprise. There worthless, on
the I'd, attempted to get up mob
and breake open the gate; but they
were quickly dispersed.
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% An old lady looking at the
curiosities in Barnum's Museum,
came to a couple of large sea dogs,
and after gazing at them with wonder,
inquired of wag who stood near, il
they ever barked " No madam" said
be, " not now their bark is on the
sea-"
The Know Nothing State Council
of New Jersey, at Trenton, on the LIST,
adopted, after much opposition from
the minority, resolution protesting
against the twelfth section Slavery
of the Philadelphia platform, as not
being part of American principles.
They also protested against the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise.
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~EDnoR o. TEE Coxsf.-You will please an
.euncs DRAM HACKEr, Esq, - . candidate for
Assessor, ct tho next November election.
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EDrfoa o. CoMEf.-P!ease announce H. v.
DAblN, % candidate for Sheriff Of this Parish,
Ct Tie approaching election.
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BATON ROUGE,::::::::AUG. II, 1855.

Eprfoa o. TIE ConEf.-Please announce A. B.
YAH, g candidate for Representative In the
Lever House Of the legislature.
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Orphans Court, May ~, 1866.

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, IN Nil,
Warrington county, ! - 49,
IN Ecklof Joseph H.
Ecklod deceased The administrator aforesaid has,
appreciation Of the orphans Of Washington county
Columbia appointed Tuesday,
the nai and distribution of
deceased, Of The hand far
eced and turned into all
said deceased notified Orphans
city, with their claims vouched
law be excluded from all benefit of provided
copy published
"unonH previous to said Sd day ofJuiy next
Test: ED. w. ROACH,
Register of Willis.
True copy.
Test: ED. w. ROACH.
Register of Wills.
MAY21 1855.
June l6-taw3wt
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RO0iSs FOR AUG CiON-The undersigned has separated
from bis other stock subjects old
editions duplicate
are no longer snabie "a their original prices
Among them editions
language Theology medicine Juvenile books novels
school books French books many of
character, all OF which will
In the mean time, they may be uha4ad
store ut arcuJn half half
price ~ quarter price whom they o so.
June 30 FRANCK TAyIoR
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DLAYS by Anna Cora Nowetf. nuthor Of Autobfog-
raphy Price %
The Hour of the Man, by Har Mar,ne,u Price cents,
America and the Americans, BY w. " Baxter, esq NJ p
Fairy Ta pAuluoy nnslnted by blanche,
and Illustrations hy John Gibeft.
History Presicra all Ages and Nacns William Hewitt.
School ~ Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt.
Just reserved at TAYLOR y MAURN's
Nav 81 Bookstore, 9th
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

KANSAS TERRITORY
No 1896 From Saint Joseph, Mo- by Highland Marysve ~
miles and back, week.
Leave ST. Joseph Monday At, ans
Arrive Marysvile Thursday by 9pnl;
Leave Marysviic Monday at
Arrive at ST. Joseph Thursday by sp
This route supposed TO be superseded by 1920 ant
No. l507 From Donphan, by Wolf River Highland 25 mile
and back, week.
Leave Doniphnn Thursday mt ans
Arrive at Highland came day by l0pm;
Leave IIigbend Friday at 9 a m;
Arrive al Donphan same day by Top
No 52 From Atchson by Independence SPRING Gassboppe
Greek, IS miles and back, week.
Leave Atcison Monday ate am;
Arrive al Grasshopper creek same day ny 10 mi
Leave Grasshopper Greek Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive al Atcbison same day by 10 pm
No 5ao9 From Kcsapoo by Marensbug 10 Gashopp Greek
II miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Kiekspoo Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday az
Arrive Grassbopper Creek days by 70
Leave Gasshopper Creek day. Thursday, and saiu
Arrive nj Kiekspoo same days by 7pm.
Bids o run a week win be considered.
Whitfield, I.oripr, Bae Saint iarys Mission, Yer
million River, nnd Shannon 10 pawnee, if6 miles and
back, week.
Leave Leavenwor,b City Monday ms
Arrive al Pawnee Saturday 18th day. by 6pm
Leave Pawnee Monday team;
Arrive at ieavenworh Saturday 18th day by pm
Bids 10 extend To Fort Riley mile further, viii be con
No. 1871 From wes,po Mo-, by Franklin, city To
Whitfield, 7s miles back three a week
Leave weslpou Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a, 6
Arrive Whitfield days by lopm;
Leave Whitfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive wcstpou next days by ppm
Bids To run once week viii BE- considered
Hundred andfTen Mile Creek, AM Council CITY, 70
Council Grove, 95 mi and hack, once week.
Lenve Wcsiport Monday team;
Arrive al Council Grove Saturday by bpm;
Leave Council Grove Monday OF Gam;
Mo- 1928 From wcspori fso, by Woa Mission,
Miami Agency, cenlrevlie, Sugar Mound, Mine Crock,
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law schoo, cusnheriana usAiversty. Lebanon.
| Z Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon, abraham cauiheSs, late q ~ circuit
Judges Of Tennessee
aon Nathan GREEN orths supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon Bronaeid h. ridley,
Judges Csfuhers Green their whole time exclusively
the school,
Plaza Of iisirtol Daily organizations Of
books No othe
daily lessons die progress OF the examinations.
dents Of facts the
and the through all the
practice The framed as TO require them
deed Wills records all documents
tenee IN The trials Some Of ne cases are taken by appeal 70
supreme which held monthly In the and In
public every The students cierk
jurors, Judges, chanceiiors official
paciiies connected with their suits.
The
temhcr Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Epnses per sesson.Tuiton $50, In advance
fea Sc boarding $50 students Furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required course
No previous study required
mission, There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year,
There moot legislature connected with The school
Number students the last collegiate year eightysix
ROBERT l., CARUTHERS,
Feb il--eoiy President Board OF Trustees
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Proposals for Live Oak for six steam sioops-
of-war.
Navy DErAnrarsr,

NAVY DErAnrarsr
Bureau Of Conjunction, EaaipS, Sc,
EALED PROPOSALS fo DELIVERING seoaA frames
q Na NJ s@ Yoa ash I, s an 2o
mouth twill = eeesed At 's bureau until the Sd sep'em
fnese propo,as Proposals. for Liss oak,
annsussed ron other business letters. The
,e whole o ae estimated az iy lhoasand cube feet,
required by law be accompanied by suitable guarantee
the o OF which heIewilh given suetes IN The inl estimated
collateral security viii be withheld on the amount
9 ash asis an as BE- due u hs
cult paris Of The frame and Of the principal pieces Otherwise there
cent may be judged epeaen TO secure hs PUBLIC interest ss
remaining eighty Ave per cent Or other proporon
when duplicate BY The commandment Of The yard viii be
days ai,er its presentation him
parties part delivering timber named OF The
% anS sn s Inn ven pay
qudaed damages Of equal 10 twice the amoun
case Of The act~a delivery ,srso qaldaed
Tho timber conform 70 drawings and instructions win which
VIII provided United States At
thirty sea- yard will
ha frame timber may be ponseuous
il, sided straight and ia hui the mould
Of sufficient work the shape Of
In lie he full moulding size marked on the moud
(which and half ach larger than VII be worked in the
size that marked IN The mouds or IN inc ns'ruc
siding stem, apron deudwood deadwood
knees. and be lsinces the stern
The hooks side IA inches The siding Of the frame timber must
1874 inches, pomiscuous timber fourth
must side ls inches, and The remainder III inches.
floor timber mould Ia iLche at the floor
head IA inches, aud al The plank shear Tnehes
inches " feet, second uoek "a
10 eet rhrd iut.ock 81 inches in - feel The fourth
of ship 10 be delivered at The respective
the risk and Of the eonaets subject he sna
of the bureau and all to be dev
cred On before Isl Of 'oc,oher, 1855 ,u
Persons who may be disposed TO oler Tor more man one snip VIII
make separate proposal fir each
FORM OF OFFER
United the whole of the live
ship, thirty thousand cubic feet be
Bureau OF 22d Jane 1855, viz
st.m apron s,se9n stern post knees
tain ..........,.. 1900 cubic fret, at per loot-S
Frame timber of al other
kind, estimated aI..... ,sob Z" " at per loot
fnomiscupus timber amount
ing to...... ............. geo per foot
Total amount. .......jp,O6O g.
iro,ai written in words.)
should my offer be aeeep s request o,e ., aadlea u ma
-----l for signature and ceruhcate.
(Date.) tsignaiure)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
IN. n s ,Sa q case na
ing biz accepted will, within after the
Of The office named agent desg
nared good aud sufficient
sureties fail into
guaranty make good the difference between the offer of
the said 49, and that which be accepted.
signature two guarantors. = y
hereby certify a and known
u properly able make good their
(Daie) (Signsture)
10 signed BY judge, United States
district attorney collector, AGENT and ohera)
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jNIRST patent-combined
second patent--sef feeding with eyeiets.
Third patent patent improved fastener, riveng both sides.
Al parties of good eyelei machine strongly
mended but Lpman' improved which
de the best brought before public
advantages,
II is strong, durable, aud liable order
II punches the hole well eyeiet opera
ton c,ncbes the eyeet both sdos.
II saves time, the &C. need not be reversed turned
cinch The eyelei second with
machines.
II useful the filing papers, well
shoemaker,
merous others, and Is very laborsaving machine
Agents for Washington, .
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
May 20 Book and stationery store, street.
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oLD silver zine steel aud plated pecaces eye glasses &c.
W afocuses, with peFoca perscopc parahoa gassc
long experience give. peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes Of wesrers
-. w. GAIT BRO,
3ai Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
an
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hRAWlNG looks, from PARIS aud Londop.-Impo ed
direct by the Undersigned various kinds and descriptions
Landscape Drawing, Flowers Animal Life, Human
Perspective, Architectural Drawing Drauehns, SC, sc.
TAYLOR.