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"Don't be Penny Wise and Pound Fool
ish -,
OYSTERS, COFFEE, TEA, &C

OYSTERS, COFFEE, TEA, &C.
10y the urgent solicitation of my customers and
nected with my establishment Ladies' hefectory y
where Oysters, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, &c, may be
had at all seasonable hours. at
N. b. The public can find in my establishment the
largest assortment Qf Pound, Fruit and other Cakes,
az well as French and American Confectionery, Ice
Creams Jeles Charlottes, &C., Of any in this city,
and at prices 10 suit the times. Now is your time
Christmas is comingi
Dinners and Suppers furnished.
Call at J. O.. WEAVER'S,
Opposite Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
dec la--6fh
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Ma. BucHAsAs's RETuRs.--The following ex-
tract Of letter from Mr. Buchanan, dated Nov.
l6, 1856, and received by the last steamer, win be
interesting to his numerous friends all over the
Union; -.
81 had calculated with confidence that should
return home by the steamer Of the 9th of October
last but unexpected events render this impossible.
shall now be detained here, know not how long,
In consequences of the present aspect Of affairs be-
tween the two countries. / trust, however, that
within the period Of three months may meet you
all again. Al least such Is my anxious DESIRE
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The fish trade Of Peoria Lake, Illinois, affords an
income to those engaged in Il Of over four hundred
dollars day. A large quantity Of these fish, con-
sistihg Of pike bass, salmon, &c., 10 exported. b
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There are three newspapers in Nebraska: the
Nebrsstisa, Vt Omaha the Young America, at
Bellevue; and the Febraske City News, at Ne
braska City, This win do for less ,aan 70, 900 In
hsbitants,
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DIED.

In this city, the 18th instant ELIrARHrH SrARR,
daughter Of Robert and Jane Farnham, in the 9th
year Of her age.
fT The friends Of the family are respectfully in
yited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
father, the corner Of Eleventh and streets, on
Friday morning. at 10 o'clock a
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TOYsi TOYsff TOYsiff
TUyHE largest assortment In the city. and
the greatest variety. For the proof Of tcall at
LAMMONf'S. 4s4, Seventh street, and examine for
vourseIves dec 1g--3t
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Personal.

II L & F3 = Il
Miss Albertine (Mrs. Chanfrau) was badly in
jured at Nashville, Tennessee, last week. by falling
through trap door while performing in the
French Spy. y ,g s4s
as Colonel Charles A. May United States Army,
the hero Of Palo Alto, was at Louisville, Kentucky
on the 9th instant His lady, a daughter Of Geo.
Law, was with him. s .S
The Rev. Dr. Vaughan, incumbent of st. Math-
ew's, Brixton, England, has been accused Of ma
king false entries in his registry Of burals for con-
sideration. s 3tt KEEN
Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, has
arrived in New Orleans, for the purpose Of deliver
ing course of lectures there. VI.
Bishop Potter has removed from Albany to New
York
Among the visitors at the seat Of government is
Gov. Branch, of North Carolina. He is in excellent
health, and as little damaged by time, apparently,
as when he resided here as member Of President
Jackson's Cabinet.
Mr.. Murdoch at Philadelphia.
Miss Lander, Of Salem, has arrived at Rome,
and is pupil Of Crawford, the great American
sculptor
Three members of the Hutchinson Family have
selected claims near Glencoe settlement, in Min
nesota, where they intend hereafter to reside.
1t has been recently stated in the papers gene
rally that Leonard Maelxel, the inventor of the
automaton chess player, died in Vienna in Septem-
Der last. This, it appears, was an error. The
Guia Musical" Brussels paper, contains the fol
lowing paragraph: " Leonard Maelzel, whose
death we announced in our paper on the 18th of
September, was not the inventor Of the chess play
or, as has been enormously stated in many papers,
but his brother The real author of this ingenious
machine, was named John Nepomuceno, and died
in America in August, 1888. n, .-E.
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Georgetown CorEesp0ndence.

GEoRarrows, Dec. Is.
The weather so far this week has been quite
cold, and should it continue 80 much longer, it Is
feared that navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal must close. Large quantities OF produce Of
all kinds are awaiting transportation to this market
all along the line Of the canal and should IL close
suddenly 1t win probably advance the price of the
different articles. ~
Mayor Addison is still confined to his house, I'M
able to attend TO his official duties.
Ben Perley Poor, Esq, lectured before the
Young Mems Christian Association night before
last. The lecture was attended by many OF Our
most eminent citizens, and all were highly pleased
with the remarks of the gifted speaker. The As
s0cati0n 10 in very prosperous condition, and
numbers about one hundred and twenty members.
understand that the ladies' of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this place are making prepa-
rations for holding grand Festival for the benefit
of that church, at the Union Hotel buildings, on
Bridge street, commencing Monday evening, Dec.
oath. 55Al VT e ffs NJ ,sjts 5
The readers Of the Organ win see by an adyer-
tisement that our worthy townsman, w. Mex. o.
born, is about closing out his extensive stock of
dry goods at auction. All persons wishing to pro-
cure goods for winter wear will certainly attend
this sale, as such another opportunity TO get good
bargains may not occur again soon. His store 10
on Bridge street, No. l42, between High and Con-
gress. The sale commences on Tuesday next, and
will continue until the entire stock Is disposed Of
Persons in want Of q good article of wood or
coal will do well to send in their orders to @. Ny
ers 4 Son, No. ~ Water street, where they win
be sure to get superior article, and have il
promptly delivered AMIGO. K
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esy- = m Z h s o N 1 a n Lectures.--Prof K. 8.
Snell Of Amherst Massachusetts will deliver Lee
ture on Friday evening, on "Romau Architecture"
illustrated by drawings and models.
The public are invited. gtf@ts
The Lecture will commence at o'clock.
dec 13-2t E
t.ss- Attention Metropolitan i--An adjourn
cd meeting Of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company will be held this Thursday evening, at
the Hal, on Massachusetts, avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
JAMES A. INGRAM,
dec 13--lt Secretary.
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" First unadorned,


And pobly plain, the manly Doric rose;
The Ionic then, with decent matron grace
Her airy pillars heayed; luxuriant last
The rich Corinthian, spread her wanton wreath
In closing his interesting lecture, Prof Smell
gave Illustrations in own country of the differ
ent styles of architecture of which he had been
treating, The Tombs or city prison Of New York
has an Egyptian facade Bunker Hill Monument Is
an Egyptian obesk, as is the Washington Monu-
ment now In process Of erection in this city OF this
monument he hoped 1t would be considered COM
plete when the shaft was finished as IL viii then
possess unity, simplicity and grandeur. But IL the
base is ever encased in Corinthan colonnade,
according 10 the published design, not only viii
the simple and grand be inbarmoniously combined
with the ornamental but il will seetn 10 rest upon
and be supported by Ii the natural order of parts
win be inverted, aud win offend cultivated taste.
The custom-house in New York, the United
States Bank in Philadelphia, and the central faeade
of the Patent Office in this city, are Doric. There
are thirty-one Ionic columns on the front Of the
Treasury building and the United States Mint in
Philadelphia is also Ionic. The Girard college In
Philadelphia, Is Of the Cornthian order.
The lecture was well attended, by an audience
that showed by their attention thu interest they
felt in this branch Of the fine arts. The delivery
Of the speaker easy, and free from the techni-
csties In which lecturers often invest sciences on
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L list OF NEW BOO KS
Received daring the past week,
y. C.. .Morgass,s

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EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE.
MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITH. Edited by Mrs. Au.n. Y
WAfRNA Adventures the Mosquito Shore. By
Bard,
ART HINTsArchisseuIe, Sculpture Painting By J.
Jaiyes. - y $50
HISTORY or THE COUNCIL OF TRENT BY L. f. Rupg.usr. .
LETTERS TO THE RIGHT REV. JOHN HUGHES By Krwsn
LETTERS TO THE PEOPLE ON HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. BY
Min Eeechsr. - "a
PANAMA IN 1856. BY Rohs. TONES. So = tY III
MODERN MY sTERIEs EXPLAINED AND EXPOSED. By Rev
A. Mshan.
THE HIDDEN PATH A.sw work by Marion Hsrand author
"Alonen
TENNYsoN's NEW poEAI-MAup. e~
LAND. LABOR AND GOLD. By William Hewitt
HABITS AND MEN with Remnants Record Touching the
THE GEORGIA BEQUEsT-s or Tho TsIe Of Tnlulnb
By Georgia Huuman,
MEMOIRS OF JAS. GORDON BENNETT AND HIS TIMES. by
aJouraalst =
oLlArrA md other Poems. BY How ard NJ Caldwell,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON DISEASES OF THE REC
TUM BY Dr. BodsHhsmsr,
THE ISLAND EMPIRE or Scenes in the Fys E.is of ,bs I'm
Napoleon l.. ~
BELL ON MINERAL AND THERMAL SYRINGE.
THE SIX DAYS CREATION. A Series of E.m;r,r 1.,..
from aFatheI to his ch,ld
TODD ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ~ -
FOX HARRIS ON DISEASES OF THE TEETH.
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THE YELLOW MASK. A Tale in twelve chapters,
THE JEALOUS WIFE By Miss Psrdoe -......- -4
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BARNEY oRItRDnN The Blshu ri By Samuel Lover
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Vol THE BANKERS DAUGHTER or The Lost witness Nv
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WISE Laws or, Sam Slick in Search Of a Wife.
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PUTNAM'3 MAGAZINE for September,
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AN APpEAL.

at injecting OF Yrginans held in this CITY ON Saturday
committee to solicit donations from the nsone
Of New Orlesns for the benefit Of the unfortnnat and
suffering cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth rhey feel
CONF that but appeal to the bene-
voienHe Of their fellow citizens is Il; rdar Ia
draw forth hearty and generous response Al this time
through the blessing q Divine Providence the epidemic
Ia rapidly vanishing rom our midst and our CITY begins
to assume healthy and busness-like appearance but
how different 10 the case with our sister cities j, he
Southern The cloud Of gloon, ana desolaon
hanging them increases hourv III sts dsrI
and beneath its deadly shade stalks giant pessnee
Which Y stlsnssr 70 shell shores and against which
received here yesterday announce that thsy arc ns onl
in want at and Dases from the south but that
they are almost destitute OF the necessares of life neh
being the case, appeal in vain 10 the cbsr NJ
the citizens OF New Oresns They have ever hesn noted
ior neeraty anu In their memories of the
unanimity and generosity With yvhiab ,h;
sister cities throughout the land came to their
charitable associations 1850 - ~
Among the most prominent Of their contributors we're
cities Of Vrgra including Norfolk Let the citizens of
New Orleans MAKE generous return and claim the pos
ton which justly belongs to them-that Of LEADING cnn
trbuor to the work OF relief and charity Subscriptions
will be reeeiFedb by the following gentlemen -
VIM H Dsmeron, at Payne & Harr;son,s 11s csnn at
Wn Perkins corner of St. Charles ard Perddo 81
+ n bourK, at Brown, Johnston & Co.'s IS Camp st,
II. NJ Robinson, ~ Commercial Places ~
Thos. T. Pattep, corner Grayier and Tcboun;top,as
., Dornsy, % =. Fabre Co.'s, st. Charles and Com.
J. NJ. MeCandlish, at A. & II Blocks. o. eomn.on #
9. D. Meo9nnioo, at NJ. D. Cooper s Co.'s 0Arondelst
T. Oglssby sully, Gravier street
J. r Boyle Poydras street 5
James b. WDgfeld, 90 Common 1T ".~.@
II. J. Psgram, IL Bank Place. 49,. .-
Geo. W. Shaw, "a Poydras st.
u. +. schmidt at H. " Rsxtsrs al csronaeet st
p Conpif 81 Customhouss At " 49, e"AoA"ses 'S'
VIM Vincent, IT'S Customhouss st
Richard u Robertson, 43 Cassacalvo st
Jno. \. Pope corner jackson and Prytania SITS.
The Committee earnestly ask the cooperation of the
who might do much good By taking up collection II
their chufenes- j. NJ. McCANDLISH,
s+5- II. NJ. ROBINSON,
New Orlosns Sept Ii, 1855. y
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APPOINT ENTs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RxNpELL Hunt
will address the people ct the following named places, on
the days designated:
Clinton, East Feljcana, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Vidalia, 0oncor9a, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
st. Joseph, TeEsas Monday, Sept. 18th.
Winnsboro, Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Richmond, Madison, Saturday, Sept ed.
lake Providence, Carroll, Tuesday, Sept 25th.
Bastrop Morehouse, Thursday Sept 9th.
Monroe, ousohta, Saturday Sept. 10th.
Farmeryile, Union. Monday, Oct 1st.
Vernon, Jackson, Wednesday, Oct 3D. -o
Minden, Claiborne, Saturday Oct 9th.
Shreveport, Caddo, Monday, Oct. Sth
Mansfield, DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct, 10th.
Natchiteches Natchitoches Friday Oct 18th
Alexandria, Rapdes, Tuesday, Oct 10Th.
Marksvilie, AVoyeiles, Thursday Oct 18TH
opelousss, st. Landry, Monday, Oct. 22d
yermllionyille, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. oath.
Sc. Martinsyiiie, St. Martins, Thursday, Oct 26th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday. Oct eth.
Thibodaux, Lsfourohe, Monday, Oct 29th.
Mr.. Hunt upon his return will visit the Florida par
ishes, Of which due notice will be given.
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PLATE RIM
or THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.

4. We advocats IN amendment Of the Naturalization
Laws with proper safeguards to the purity Of the
ectiye franchise.
q. We advocate the passage of such laws will pre-
vent the immigration Of paupsrs and crinals to ths
country.
s. We oppose any interference in the vested rghs of
iii pessons whether they be Of native foreign birth
4 We arc In favor Of intervention with slavery by
s Fsdedsral Government except for the protection Of
Sur constitutional rights.
s. ne advocate high National Policy, such as will
snad stern and unwavering protsso TO the American
abroad, and will follow and guard the American
sitisou wherever be moves.
6. We bslisve that America should b governed by
Ameriesps, snacsins the through the banot-box
alpns the only Legitimate Instrument Of reform p this
oountsy- 5
u We believe thnt the Office should seek the man. and
mot the the ocs and shall oppose the distribution
Of oce among ssesksrs, reward for partisan
ssryices.
B. We win maintain and defend the Constitution Of the
United States the Union exists and the rights
Of the States without dminuton insisting upon faith
full performance the part Of the General
Of al the duties enjoned upon it by the Constitution
o. White approve of platform adopted by late
National Council Of the American party at Phadelphis
reject the application Of theprincipes of this eighth
article to American Catholics unjust, unfeunded and
entirely unworthy OF our country We shall forever
tnns protest against any abrdgemens Of religious Lib
erty, holding It cardinal maxim that religious fah is
question between individual and his God. We
tsy condemn any attempt make religious belief test
for pofcal oos and saliats with any party
which hots sentiments mot in accordance with there
TO- We with party snoh, but shall oppose all
Who oppose In the advocacy Of these great American
principles
Reform Of abuses and retrenchmsnt in our State OK
psnditures Az .@asst
Edncalion Of the youth Of the country schools es
tabihhed by the state
constitutional organisation of the Swamp Land Com
miesiDnsrs. f55F As5s
more efficient administration of the Internal Improve
ment Department, with view Of improving inland
navigation Sl&l
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ass- We seldom recommend a manufacture,

medicine believing that In most Nature herself perecs
rapidly aad eHectuay than accomplished the
vegetables and minerals of med cal
dyspepsia there chronic features about it, which defy
all the Efforts of healthy digestive
and IL u-eluenty hlppsn for
Diseased both in body and indigestion its
Kindred is. To sueh HooFLkNDs GERMAN BTTFERs pre-.
pared by Dr. NJ Jackson truly
1t tonic medicine, giving healthy action to the
VIII be found highly ssyesnbe at all especially
hs spring Dyspepsia only bs cured by patient
IN Que oouisa Of sa.ment aud 10 all ho.s suffering
maAd We would recommend application to the Depot
lands Germsn Bitters la Arch street. Philadelphia adveY
hsemsnt. =' es9 ss4 lmd&w
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CIRCULAR FROM TILE MAYoB.-The circular
from Mayor Lewis which appears on the third page will
and ought to attract gsneral attention From the tenor
the document it is plainly apparent that we of New
oreans are threatened with beautiful and interesting
importation from Germany. AS the laws of New York
orbid the landing of deformed, crippled or maimedn
Observation-Disclosures persons who Gre tax upon thu
communities in which they lsethe emigration agents
OF the city of Bremen have issued circulars adyspp
such emgrants to avoid New York take passage for
New Orleans or Baltimore.
These favored cities arc, no doubt under many obga
sons TO the emigration agents Of Bremen for their
KIND Intentions But they respectfully beg leave to
decline the honern They have now sufficient number
OF paupers Migrants and criminals to support without
counting an investment In the crippled and de.
formed" They have already as big load as they can
bear Awling horse ought not to be driven too fast
But it appears that Mayor Lewis has laws
similar to those prevailing in New York. here Further
he announces hfexble determination to put them In
force otuel Mayor-arbitrary ewsdetestabls nstitu.
tious. =
fotfuil particulars see document referred to.
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pnpur OF MILE RAcHsL.--The great French

DEBUT OF MILE RAeHEL.--The great French
tragenne made her first appearance before American
audience the night of the Sd nst in the Metropolitan
Thsater New York Corneiles celebrated tragedy Les
Horaces was selected che principal piece precsded
by Les Droits de L,Homme,' comedy. The New York
papers have long articles upon the performance and
agree that Rachel achieved great and decided triumph
surprising expectation. The Herald Pronounces 1t the
most Interesting dramatic performance that took
place IN the United States The Herald also says:
Rachels pantomie Ia eloquent than the words OF
ordinary Her face is net handsome but very
expressive Her gura sembed though 1t Is somewhat
that forgotten The writer of this
has great many theatrical and great
deal of what is called good acting This Camille of Mile
Rachel is the only piece Of grsas setting that he has
sean.
Rachsl's three sisters also appeared. The turnout
was Immense and the gTp receipts we're estimated ct
nes lea thas taeeo 55ss5-... sS5 ~ 80
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MOBILE ITEMS. The Evening News states that
q duel was fought on Friday last, in the vicinity
Of Deas Mills, near the Mississippi line The
parties, one from this city and one from Mobile,
were at the time staying at Point Clear. The
matter was arranged without damage, and only
one shot was fired, the other pistol missing fire
The Tribune of Sunday morning has the fol-
lowing paragraphs
MATCH $1,000 side, has just been arranged between
the yachts Mischief and Ripple. The former is owned by
Mr. j. Gndrat of Eastern Shore and the latter is
owned New Orleans The contest to take place
the I'd October Point oear-triangular "a miles be-
tween each stake twice around
Fifteen nurses from New Orleans passed through the
city yesterdsy 90 route for Norfolk and Portsmouth
Oliver Holiness charged with the murder Of John Tray
ese, Monday last Bayou sara Greek in this county
was brought the city Friday and committed to jail
rhs deceased was found In the creek with his left jaw
broken over the right and his throat apparently
cut and he was his Way home with Holmes, ON
board Of fat-boat, 1t is supposed that Holmes his
hrother-inaw, thus foully murdered him. This 10 tho
opinion of the coroners jury upon examining the body
and In pursuance the was apprehended
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THE CELEBRATED UsDULAroRY MmL.--We
respectfully call the attention OF readers the adYer
tsenent IN another column, of fellow W
Coleman. ECO who offers to the planters and others
very superior article Of mills for grinding corn wheat
ETC. Mr Coleman is fortunate in possessing the elements
and requisites for successful Southern manufactures
and We endorse all that has been said in favor Of his
mills as they are certainly the very best now before
pahc Those purchasing from him may rest assured Of
getting an article up to the timee In every respect
MT q. A. Pickett, % Commercial Place, VIM attend to
the sale q mills q ha depot No. % Matches street.
during bis shssaes fsem the ely. -
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sof fall particulars Doe doopment referred to.

HE LATE ENQoH EyERlTT.-The Mobile Re-
lister OF the 9Th speaking Of deplorabe loss late
friend and Eyeritt says: We learned
last night that the body Of the unfortunate and
hnoen EEentt was found yesterday afternoon-havipg
foated ashore the side of the bay near the
mouth Of Dog river On the reception Of this intelligence
in the city, the Coroner down to hold an inquest
The remains will probably reach the city to-day though
OF this we do n speak adyisedly.a s=
This melancholy satisfaction to his friends and kins
His bodywl netnew be denied thu rites of sepul-
tnre On his tombstone should DO engravea-here lies
man who possessed in his life time good true noble
kind and big heart ever throbbsd within the breast
of human being,
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THE MANS. = The Northern and Eastern
mails. Wis Mobile, came through yestsrday.
bringing the dates In arrssr with those due
ysstsrdsy A late % due. sis
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PARISH or JEFFERSON
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS

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