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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06
nIsPN1cH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-LoWEsl

nIsPA1CH n FOR SAN FRANCISCO-LOwESr
H. rates and no 6etention.-shippe per clipper ship
sAMUEL wlLlETS, Spicer, master, will please hand in
their bills Of jading as soon as their shipments are COM
pleted. 1his splendid ship having the most Of cargo en-
gagged and going on board, at pier q East river, will posi-
lively sail on or before the 18th inst and is expected to
finish loading by Saturday next. February 10.
Ibe famous clipper ship WITCHCRAFT, Freeman,
master, WIN be ready for cargo in q few days, and sal on
or before the time advertised.
SPECIAL NorIcK.-The ships Of this line will hereafter
be advertised for a certain date, and guaranteed to sal
on or before the day named.
+. SUTTON l. % 81 Wall street.
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n {. NAVY SAILORS AND orHKRs.-KxrA Paw
u. promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtAnsd,
bought and sold pensions procured bsiasees das hstr.
eiains against the Z. Srssovrred ~ -
FDw Atn Bro<xL
bssas nd hts Isrsss V.A nsvys " Js9 sxsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

CTEAMsHPs BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
- direct.-Thes steamship ALPS will sad from Havre d.
rect FOR New York, without calling ~ any port in Eng
land,) on Saturday, Goth Of November. The rates Of
freight and passage in first and second cabins win BE-
very moderate. The sailing OF the succeeding steamers
vli be shortly announced The rate OF insurance =
France Is less by ships from Havre direct for New You,
than In ships calling Ut an English port. Apply In Havs
and Paris, II Boulevard dss ltaliens, to BoEald Curtis,
or in New York, TO L. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
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T,oR CHARLESTON ANT F~IoRIDA-sEM WEEKLY
IL U. 8 Mail Line. The new and fast going steamer
Marion, W. Foster, commander, win leave pier No. q
O'Clock P. NJ, precisely. For freight, apply on board,
whore sill bills OF lading win be signed; and fer passage,
at the Office Of SP0FFoRD, TIILESTON Il CO., No. 80
Broadway. Through tickets to Florida, ~ follows Ito
Jacksonville, sal to Pilatka, $50. The Southerner vn1
succeed, and leave on SATURDAY.. February 10.
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LyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.-THE UNITD
J States mail steamer UNION, r. Adams, Commander.
will leave New York for Havre, touching at S~outhsmptos
to land the mails and passengers, on Saturday, Feb. 10
at IL O'Clock, from pier 81, North River, foot Of Beach
street
Price Of P~assage-Ffrst Cabin e1Se
Second Cabin. /. ............. 70
Luggage not wanted ON the voyage should be sent N
board the day before, marked g below" No freight wu
be taken after Thursday, Feb, s.. For freight or passage
apply - MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 50 Broadway,
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TIOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED sTArFs NAH e1EAN-
ship PACIFIC, T. Hye, Commander. This Steam
shift, VIZ depart With the United States mails for Earops
nom her berth, at the foot Of Canal street Fer 6reaeh&
or passage, having unequallsd accommodation for d
gance and comfort, apply to
wwAkb K. COLLINS, So wan street
Passengers are requested to be ON board At IL A =
The Atlantic win succeed the Pacific, and sal Tpb o.
Shippers will please take notice that the 80
this Line cannot carry any goods contrabaaS - q
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Herald Marine C0~grespendenoes
PHILADELPHIA, Feb |, 4 PM-Arr schrs A Tirrell,
Higgins, Boston; A G Cstteh, Williams, and Mary Patter-
son, Dole, NYork.
CID ship Tropic Bird, Foulkes, Demarara; schr c II Rod
gers, Langley, Charleston; steamer Virginia, Teal, Richmond.
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HNHE LIVERPOOL ANIL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
CITY OF MANcHESTER. :. Z, los tons. Capt. Wylie.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, new 2 ,538 tons. Capt. -.
CITY Of WASHINGTON, do. 2, 7c0 tons. Capt. r. Ieitch.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. :. Thursday, January Is, 1856.
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, February IA, 1855.
Saloon 800, $f5 and s55, according TO state room.
A limited number OF third class passengers will b
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in
provisions.
From Philadelphia. !. $50 From Liverpool ...... S46
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can ootsiA
certificates of passage, aud drafts on Liverpool, in sums
of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
Agent, II Walnut street, Philadelphia, ard No. 7 Broad
way, New York,
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EDw'DR. COLLINS, No. Sc Wall street, New Yok.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD L CO.. % Austin Fkiars, LoodoaL
b. G. WAINWRIGHT Il CO, Paris.
GEORGE 3. DRAPER, Havrs.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
geld, silver, bullion, specie, jewslry, precious stones or
metals, unless bills Of lading are signed therefor. end
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take novice, that the ships OF this Inns
cannot carry any goods contrsband Of war.
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TNUR SAVANNAH AND FLORI 1A-UNITED STATE
IL Mail Line The nav and splsncid steamship FL0RI-
DA, Capt. y. 8. Woodhan, will leave New York for eavan-
nah on Wednesday, Feb. I, from pier No. 4 North rivse,
at 3 O'Clock r. N. Bills Of lading signed on board Fog
freight apply ON board; or for passage, TO SAMUEL l.
from New York to Jacksonville, Ss1; to PlAtks, esS. THIS
Augusta, Capt. Thomas Lyon. vhl succeed, and Leave q
Saturday, Feb. 10.
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CAsT.OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having any Of the above srticlss
to dispose Of, can receive . Fair price for the same b.
sending for the subscriber, at his rssidence, or through
the post L N. DUSSELDORF, 10 Kim street.
N. Blades attended BY Mrs. D.
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CAsT OFF COTHING-A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
~ ed. Gentlemen wishing TO dispose Of large or small
lots Of good left on wearing apparel can realise the fan
value, In current money, BY addressing or calling b
MoRONEY, II Baxter street., Formerly orsnss,l
near Chatham.
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HLOTHrNG AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
clothes to dispose Of can receive . fair cash prios
BIZ sending 70 tie store IL Lsurens street, nesr Canal o.
81 Wet Broadway, or address by letter through The post
to &. COHEN. Ladies attended By Mrs Cohen,
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CtAsr OFF CLOTHING wANTED.-GENrLENEN HAv.
ing any left o9 wearing spparsl TO dispose d, u
large IL stns.mn Quantities, shall reeve the very highest
price for them, BY calling on or addreS~nS LhVAA1 ":
CoNRoY, 4e1 Pearl street, between City usn place ssa
Centre street.
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UNITED e
composing the line ere
BALTIC, Capt Comstook.

y Mail stssnsrs.-Th' ships eom y 9SII e. s g.. e.
ATLANTIC, Capt. p..sx p.rrrc ~
PACIFIC, Capt N" nAnnRI1T, 0aPs vomstook-
~orn- -ips have been built by contract, expressly Tor
WV ..Anept service. Every care has been taken In thel
construction, a. also In their engines, to ensure strength
and speed, and their accommodations for passengers srs
unequalled for elegance and comfort. Price Of passage
from New York to Liverpool, In first class. cabin, s1so;
S325; from Liverpool to New York, 80 and 20 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ahip. No berth
secured until Maid for.
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CLOTHING, 40.

D0Ys' CIOTHING.-Tw ARG n WELL sE-
IL lectet assortment Of boys ready made clothing con-
tanned in store 81 Fulton street, 10 now offered to the
public at less than cost. This stock win be sold at prices
less than tie original cost, by order OF the assignee.
importations, and made IN the best and most fashionable
manner by experienced workmen. The stock will be- sold
for cash, at retail, or In lots TO suit ~jotbers, to whom
great inducements can be offered. AssiRnee's sale. 81
Fulton street. WIN. 7. PIE KNEY, IT., Assignee.
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~ "N
the Court Common Pleas ami the Superior Court, aud
providing for . reporter OF decisious; 70 report an act
concerning certain trusts relative to the Shakers.
Bills Passed-Authorizing the superintendent Of the
Banking Department 70 invest moneys beion ring 10 the
bank fund; TO authorize supervisors Of wawssing TO
borrow money; 10 en- able the School OF the Five Points
House OF Industry 10 participate in the distribution OF
the Common School Fund.
Bills Passed through Communicable authorize the
Hudson Aqueduct Company to take and hold real estate;
authorizing the Common Council Of Brooklyn TO borrow
money for school purposes; TO incorporate the trustees
Of The fund for the relief Of the siloys aud orphsas Of
and for the aid Of i~oaigent cisrgymen; relative to ron-
resident highway taxes in Essex county; TO amend the
cn fr,%,1 o. t Fss sys.e uss, Ws.s, " y ssss , U%npsny. ~
reform Of the usury laws; against repeating charter Of
the town Of Caroline, Ulster county; for extinction Of
tu,es relative to the discharge Of insolysnt debtors.
Bills lntrodnced-ln relation to the examination OF
witnesses; 10 amend the charter Of the village OF Ffedo.
MIA.
Bills Passed-To amend the charter of Syracuse Water
WORKS Company; in relation to non. resident highway
taxes in Essex county; TO incorporate the trustees OF the
copsl clergymen; 70 authorize the city OF Brooslyn to
borrow money for school purposes.
Bills Passed through Committes--rp amend the act for
the suPprs0slon o. gal0i"si TO authorize csrtain taxes
A resolution WAS introduce inquiring Of the Commits.
sioneis OF Emigration BY what authority Thomas Dunlap
SATURDAY, Feb. a-Petltions Pe.ented-sev.r,,. 10 "a.
ation to q divisiou OF Ofanye county; relative 10 vater
rights on Black River; against the manufa cture OF saws
Bills lntroducsd-ro amend the CHI us4r OF the yev
York aud Shansgunk Mining Company; I, amead the
Rivised Statutes relative TO the imprisonment OF wit.
nesses; another, relative I, the detention Of sitoesses.
TO charter tho Portohestsr Fir. Dcpartemeut: 10 ,.ie
juri+fiotion TO the United States Of lands oceapied by
light houses.
the numoer u directors, to enable VIM. Tell Pou-siu, an
a-on, to told and conycy real estate; % aneni the est
Of July, ISL fos The more sr$s;sl ssPassssisa II
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New Watch and JeWelry Store
RGtu, Ne. 4, WatiHgtSA Hall, NsArSs ST..
N1ytt = q TEN

RC1u, No, {, W4tktHgt4A Hal, NVAF0t NI.1
WHEELING, VA
THE Sehse1hAr W6d eau tke atteEtOa y The PBAait 10
i II well sesbttsA GEk o WlttLs4, tLotka, kWslFy,
Nlttr ware, AND hIty eaol., ELitA Ls low 0t+hi9 =
His a:Nk Il eossea IL rAt EQla IRa si4Vtr W'teSsa'
kkt4 s.AfA4 al tAAinA.
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GtlA, GlTtf, silver "a tea ara tohnah sIssEttRa
PUEt SlTt:uER, t1 deaSEIt, sugar, BSSliId tnI sil
sFuo3E8, and EVatet kEive4;
Pllta 10A GtTuaI uyeI iOIkI, IPo1A, hslet kives.
ttE. ttt.
Pom EsonIae., poke. talery, ttisbaFSi
vELT nST tlIoTs, AtFcfa, ShRViHs tfeaH1 tte.i
PrnEneTT, e0Sas1 hTsaAea 1GA gfeSI UEtIT 81 htEy
PIrttAt Atertion IaiI to rtpairLs U1hLe1. tlo:ks,
Ipd yeEkliJ an tntraViIt LIE1Shi0sI SoLE.
IES-4tf c. BROWN.
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WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANo."

THIS SLlSak4 hftilIaE E4L Ven uSea tOS Svau ytl
ID EAfIbA and GtAkt PAEtS u ESteFe, ~ hsN TO -
iDo l0t tts hGGsst taIki ~! u: tIttnt t.
NktG Il h R3e9 tD6nf FITRRTl Its thfCjHuo1 70 tll'
Shtty by tLt EoktIlbtt L htth IDott Ittehs, ~ %
PIugIeSa hIS ntt 10 the ettRnpOa q tH PIbae eh'
hG teeS eSS DlTEs3 OF Ggcctt4tpi tSth abIoeN lIA iN
ttiAI x tGEet yeaTG iGVe3tElioR Of It's BErtt u Hbk
tiAe tkeII has betR IEtJ TRBJ ttfuFV3VN tTPenuebs
made ~ W neat Sctesti6e EEk SteTlStS Hb4 TaroGa
CIUbl, COnIliuet3, &t, ae 81 S4k PtntAh Gssbo' q
ila Te9a1Vt T1luE 81 with latter, an@ Ia ai
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ttare tke PGkbS Wktk viii eOAVeg toote ttdOrEatbos
tk1R lk sEbttber res diSFsta 70 odt, ~ TX mab8'
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l theeaI oompo toa Is q tbtt nltSTt 70 tt cpe tt
tofd too5 and pOaTi4bEent 70 growth Of Al
~ tsts htltss rsateA VJ srUSRA 'ss9t tt* tetJ 2
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Wtleh are dtoSast b. tie lldltle9 q eEE Etl tht1i
lGGiE4sOf iis atbaF ~ ~ pgOs.RT'
t0G Of GHBb6 tna SyPhaA q lEOHsi tAe l:sT u otR
Il the E3tt eisbt teebts 10 TIE ktAt PeEgulG GNIo
Il Is easy LAtdtj, kspS IL ptfStt IoWtst; Il VIA x
US0a tGt1ke 70 III Soih, W1Trthte4 PGre lpd ERhaF
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kItNEotta
P1EbIet1 Gil Be fOrw1r8.a OF iPrltatOn to tEt sab
tcEiktT OTTO Et tEtCts, bo4e ItAE4 tie Ii SaloGE
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d R0RIelt, HlI6dy d Co. Peer lAGrE, Va.
DO Eofsm d NeCllb, N0EjOlk, Va.
DO I. Y. SIeW1lt, Es9, BtltlnoEtI Nd.
c. y. DIX BURG,
AsntBtbIII CatEitt,
upaS WiaiiEAkEiEA. LoLf lRAM, \. 7.
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AACII =. AATHEEs-..'',...2 2 FtftxA Aa AS61ts~S' ~
Mathews & Zolliokotter,
coMMissIoN MERCHANTS,
SO. las NORTH H0wARD STREkt,
BALTIMORE. aa
nrC0NSEGNNESIS SOLICITED. winaJ Artits-
hI llteEoA 10 tLe POItAlSeN ~ GRaa0 lHa elltt Etf'
REFERRING S
lGI3el GH6th, EbQ, I
cLitiltA keRhfE, Is
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T.. l. PlIEATt Co, Btlttnate.
kirtb04OE, 1IfiEI Co,
LaRs d Bln,
HETu d BkITJ. ..--
DtTil IOAi1Oh, ESa kttTSoAto Va.
CttIGy 4 Co., ClhtILEIu. o.
NItinf1J 4 Giipit, PtrksNeOTG,Vl
HAL 5. Z. zolliekoSeT, H'tAVIIt, Ttna. '.
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JOs Dt!kPiaLt, kss., Rlllah6Io', o.
4. ". Esttos, Ea4., HSFEEr'i Ft'ry. Va.
L. lLNcCenaOsAI, Es9. ATT! a. Law, GettEtsSfG "a
Ul-SlIF
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Notice

Notice
'INHE EiSeiIi4A htIin. blt oEt tlt tLtirt itcck q
/ Goo4I L.!Ssr1Ltt 10 XtkAri. WEtt.sf LlEE' NeE
IlIlt IIi!4II, H&.4 l4l AttS ittai.. t4t t.aass .
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XtkEAAt TltaE4 HL4iDe44 u tLk EtlSa torn HfEkr!
eG&upis4 " NtEaT1. wIes!ef LakiE AZ lAIiLs ~
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FItl'tA 10 HAts W 10 SdsT kVtiy Irt!t ~ tel e,
IL tL4 IElt I;ys IEj 8t AIlRT, Al JtEJ 13t EStlct,
lrd 1trJ w ~ E1A. HaTihS IhrsR IitEo of ElU: UvI
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RlLs rUSE 70; tie SFnrE GOi%l. S9V rare eklStt
get ey93 t.L;IF tteaP He VII WIttI1I sVtTI ITtt
70 X u IecouEe02ed, OF ho ale.
CoGe SDe, c65e al,
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hni7 ~ sINLLXAS
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CAPS.

CAPS.
d ECElYED TIA Ily. LR EtI tSaOslNhta q Gttsl,
IL ypttLH, lI4 tk.8tu'i tiA t1Ss, tVtE Sfe2s1t e
lGII ety, EaVEf HEta <Gl:4 sA EitLI CIIt - It:lItt
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Gtttl cF.A Oi%rI, Attk t1S NL gtt;i AAit CsVA 10,
SleI, alA a.! FTeea TSiGG, GgsGitt lE4 AEStH tai
tOE tT HitA every oiA<T 4+iFStt q klt Of ta t1a Ot
HtI4 :, n. HARPER r soy
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH!N

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
Ne, itS WEST sara FI1irT, arIWtIS HICE asa EIE,
Cincinnati.
THIS Gaze, EI4tH tER E1lbletEhsit u it, PIeAekI PH1
E!ieoG El4 Set El0cfel4iLS Is TtIStItipE t3S AS:n
Of O;e11t!SLi u ~. ArEi:h IkTlTtE&ni o! IRL;jAJ
of ILe IlIt teA yeArI. and tTl<t$k efot ILln y
9IE:ing 70 IJt ,AtlsAHuGl 20 ~ ~ "a IL vita
tERi' ESI'et1fk.
IE:E.scTIt41 HS>SI all littLijoB 70 tie fo4STiri
ill IlL:I FArtGirg to ATtt al 1ttsA VII: Pas
IIi EliBTIG1S ii tFS+NiI ucG. SUahty IEd At'ehgtG
N4 ss t4r.G, kSE4of !1< HEAIkI, lU4 UIEaa IL
EttSHlf tEA El!UEi I;itl!lttE iA .;*ttt. Ih3 Lti
u 70 Ra4tiGtN; il Aly Rt6IA tkay 3it ElrrtH1G is
ANN tLay are tICAt&tl By DOle, IL3 hFtl&ta - kt
tW.
la. re! nOa oIs TO fEl Hi, Ei'A Artificial GIEs
Fg.! ILG btl: ,ti IEIGriIA! ii%r1e! ~ 'Sctsa.
~ oI<IlIfVBi lE Etttitifl x M EkS CIlE A0tl GIl.
HStA EatiEI. ~
CGIai3sriLs tlR ESptIot cI'ltttr o. tH Uofi. At!
ue rAls:et GVeC, 'lsI lfett: A; 'satoIn sIs IN ~
HtN.
Tvo TEEIH on HoIL oX colo lLI7f,
SO per IoOth.
TBo TEITa o. No1E oS aLTEA ILITE,
50 per TOoth
lie EostJ rt'sett4 hIbt 1et;A q nst Prove iasst-
ItttSrF.
E@For tie issarrsttiss q tI34. hvLg Of &,tIrce,
Wt UA Iit iLll UsI iEtIIttA are EUcb tat We Cth
ralt it re Eh&I; sIE, IA ct .! TEkTA IL HsR &
t Is LazFI. II3 lEil Pt4l ia PfcEo!A, % tat i
J. G. C4VER0X. jptru'u-
80, iH wtI SiItA u. H:AesE EIte ts4 EE,.
StI$-lJ Ci'c5hrad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 8. MARSH,
HEv ERoLESALL AID tt1AiL
BOOT IND SHOE STORE,

SIIt DooI 10 GiLIt, O1l IJOts.
T AN bow ltteiEiDR u ET uEW s1oit TOM % Neotoe
| street. hrIt nd elAelh iEAoItHsA q eoSGa am
Se8, WIKI lad teette3 with great CaIe tOd bIt mas
uttGIea b tGa test WoTkB4A in TIE E1N, ElPtaAI VI
this t1Jt an DSW prtPaTtIt 10 StcOGsn'O4lu ~ Eua
ttoeT otter WboeSaR Of retail Wih Illety q SfEtGs
and SVmaRT GoodI, not 70 b aUrPtsAeA 81 abJ oskF
kost 10 tie eAy. silh.t s syas, mo- Hahr " dS1
hiity.
sooAA.
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AIs1 Fta' VITitiJ ~: acre EEIatt4, EHA Will
ua a SUsSls Of Itt4A u tEA E1i IEtSVtAtk tILaa.
NtrSbIts Sta AIIIck vii TO! 70 tLt.I EeVtItSEt
70 cal a.! tnEEts az Xxx p:sUit lLEI EaEt Iht t
SftIIt tUt SInl5uet PGItLitAs-
j Z. NARAH.
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NUMBER 2S6
EASTERN BUSINESS.
James P. Perot & Brother,
FLOUR and GRAIN FACTORS,
Al H0RTH wH4RrLS, g..
PhiIpdelPhlaN Pa,

FORSYTH 4 HOPKINS,
%SN: I; ssLIBT.
WV. NttoY,
bovI&IJa J.R. MILLER &c.
E'GokbOs, NAr1ErWs 4 Co, wiz nalt taFlnct' -
eoSaitlnnEbsG-
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To WtsteT1 and Southern Mefthaats
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
FANCY DRY GOODS.

lAphR1ERS AND gOBbERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. ie' "HftEtt fptEtttt.Si'itlSnaSS'' 81 HnaS't 4'A street.
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-30

Tur STATE VS.. WILLIAM G. NErrLEs.-Thc exami-
nation Of the defendant, before Justice r. c. Car
man, on the charge Of killing Wesly Rourk on the
10Th inst, after two days investigation, was termna'
ted yesterday, and resulted In his commitment to
Jail to await his trial before the next Jury term OF
the District Court. lie will come before Judge Mer-
yck on writ Of habeas corpus, for the purpose OF
being bailed From the evidence II appears the de-
ceased and accused had quarreled during the day,
that they were at the Billiard Saloon Of Mr.. O. A.
crane, and again had some words; that the accused
was elected from the house by Mr. Crane; that lit
sic after Rourk came down into the street where Net
ties was that angry words passed between them and
that the deceased struck the accused with cane he
had in his hands that thereupon conflict ensued, In
which Rourk received four cuts from knife In the
hands Of the accused from the effect Of which he al
most instantly died. The deceased leaves family
aud many warm friends to mourn his unfortunate
and untimcly death. Nt
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-30

nurpose. will make open war upon one church, Will
not hesitate long about the distinction OF another
sbould Il be found in the way of their object II Is
Catholicism to-day, II may be Methodism tomorrow;
and indeed from the following, taken from the True
American. of New jersey II would seem the latter
novement is already in contemplation. Is the Meth
odist church prepared for The issue
"Tbe very organization of the Methodist
Episcopal church is dangerous TO the liberties
of u free people, supposing crisis 10 arise In
political action in which the hierarchy
of the Methodist Church is Interested
From the dependence Of all parts on one great
central po,cer, it is easy to perceive how the
sufraces of most Of the members may be con-
trolled by the Bishops. Let the Bishops sug.
rest to the Presiding Elders that the interest
Of their ecclesiastical despotism will be sub
yerted by the election of certain set OF men
to Office the presiding elders use their in6u-
ence over the preachers, the preachers over the
class leaders, and thus the balance Of power
in a political contest may rest in the hands Of
seven Methodist Bishops There IS as mnoA
danger of this as there is Of Romanism accom-
plishing similar result; prorided the OCCASION
requires IL.
| have thus briefly shown that Episcopal
Methodist is Ant-Amcrican in its spirit and
tendency, and IL Is a dangerous foe for Repnb-
Hcqnism. have shown that it had its origin
in usurpation-that its very organization pro-
vidcs for the support and extension OF assumed
power, and this power may be expressly cxer-
cised without restriction. have shown that
Methodist Episcopacy contains in itself the
very elements Of an absolute despotism, and
therefore must ultimately unless checked, snbrert
and destroy our republican Institutions"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-30
The Ball.

The Masonic Ball at the Court House, on Monday
evening, was most pleasant, brilliant and agreea-
BILE assembly The aged, the young, the gay, and
the beautiful all united in rendering 1t lively and
Joyous. Woman, shone forth In her loveliest mood,
and by her pleasant smile, her jocund laugh, her
winning grace, made men forget the day for night
the world awhile for beauty's radiant charms
Thus in sweet converse, the may dance, and the
enlivening notes of sweet music, the hours passed
gaily and swiftly on. Many q bright eye, inflicted
wounds that time alone can heal, and the wounded
swain, must seek from his fair warrior, the only
balm for an injured heart @ e .