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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

coolies, or me re, were hdndt0 over 10 the Chinese
Covarm.rt .nd shout E,rtv committed suc;da
IL . ~, o.. .v - -
TIE Test uleu vi staI'duOn OF ny othcE uieaus' In
the negotiations UPON this tragedy, Pigh aud Sen
1.l;,.r.a % NJ psrLa, tho foIIow;no santant;ous
"'"'oieu w oAi' oin0i 'Ae i""""'"s '""''"'"""
La the MANAGEMENT Of business il Ia necessary TO
Al, !, r..aon.f, - a.,.hi;sb;, :, Al o,o.;oos I,
eeyu. II .ea'oneoJ ~ es,oo ui'.too :. 10
Important W aoneie 10 equity Not 10 aJust reasons
bly, ID Tear TO inIusflce not 10 adheTe 10 equity near
10 psrtiaty: and how under heaven harbo1ing par
,ist and unust vews Ia II nossihle IN mana ga hus
- 9D
"e.e A, 80, e r ,o,o n
On the lUIn OF January, 1000, MI Perker al
sed n mn bic tion In all conoerpe1 calpo
n,on Al. oi,;,.ns &c ,ha Irn;,aJ C,atos 90 ao.;at To-
uion III ci|eno vi .no Cnitcu ot@'eS w oesist Hon
this irregular and immoral traffic.
Tbe folIow;po arc the nublic recommendations IN
ZIG ioio"ius oio shc Puohc iePio'cH|@'i"no VI
which the Chinese are invited to emgrate as in
denied Coolies.
$1,000 NO'
80.
iH'e''"e''I
There bss at preset 'cseit, Of labor in the British
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...N0TsIcIt.,

In the succession of rHAnffs TEsstsa, de-
y ceased Sixth Judieisl District C6art. =
Parish Of East Baten Rouge - rfgbstep
No esg1
W HEHEAa, Thompson 4. Bird. AA-
w niinistfator Of the Succession 81 Cha
r1es Tester deceased, has filed lii Tie eflies
Of the Clerk Of The court aforesaid. u final
account Of bis Administration.
Notice ia hereby given 10 all persons
interested 10 sbow Cause, within thirty
days, from the first publication o. this no.
tire, why said final account should not be
approved, hornelogated and fasds the jnd4
cement ii said eoaft IL 6. GAYLE.
nvy95. Dup'y Clerk
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HnAvY TAXATION On TnnArHss.

HnAvx TAXATION on THEATRES =
A petition, we understand, Is lying at
lhe box.ollice Of spaulding n Rogers
Amphithertre for signature, asking
the next Stale Legislature to reduce
che present heavy taxation on Theatres
Ia this city. For d season Of five or elk
months, tho City Tax Ii S31b; State
Tax 500, Charity Hospital $500 ;
total S1,01b, while In Now York the
lax Ia $500 for d season Of twelve
months In st. Louis only 300, and
in other oities from 800 To 5000
never more than tho latter sum, -
Nev Orleans Delta.
An effort was made al The last SEES
sion Of The Legislature, BY the Hon.
A. g. Brico, Representative from N.
O., to have this enormous aud oppres-
sive taxation reduced. Tho Charity
Hospital, stood in Tho way Of tho bills
success. The argument used against
il was this: !" The Charity Hospital is
very good Institution SO might We
say with the Church." unless there
are too many Of them) Suppose small
portion OF The surplus REVENGE Of the
wealty Church, we're demanded, to pro-
duce active and useful charity through
the Hospital; would not tho mnrmers
ofoomplaint Be long md loud : The
stage properly bestowed Is cola
boror with The pulpit for good. The
Charity Hospital Is q State Institution,
sustained by The State, and we see no
reason why managers Of Threatens
would DO burthened with taxation be.
cause tho Hospital institution is good
stitution. Apetition to the next legi-
inslature Is il circulation in the cit.
praying for relief in this matter, and
we hope it viii come up numerously
signed.
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STATE or LOUISIANA Parish q Eas

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rynge-sixth Judicial District
Conrt~-PuiLLtp HieKaY and al. W. Jo-
ssrH HusrHe.@-No 1889.
pY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and
- sale issued In the above entitled AMI
numbered eause. and to me directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Cont, In
and for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
and State aforesaid; have seized and will
offer at Public Sale at the Court House
door Of said Parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY, tho "a day Of january
next, A. u. 1867, at ii o'clock 4. NJ. Of
said day, all the right, title, interest and
claims Of the defendant, jos Hunter, III or
to the following Mortgased Property, TO
wit:
Lot No. 0. In square No. .. and Lot No.
IL. in square No. 3 situated In The City of
Baton Rouge being the same Lots pur-
chased by The said Joseph Hunter ~ sale
made by the Sheriff Of the said Parish, on
the 10th day Of March, A. D. 1854.
(TEeMs or SALE--FoH CasH.l
To pay and satisfy the Plaintiffs in the
above entitled and numbered cause, In the
sum Of Six Hundred and Ninety-ihree Dol
lars and Tbifty-three and one-third cents
1909 33Bc) with interest thereon at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, from the
18th day Of March, 4. b. 1855, until paid,
and In the further sum of six hundred and
ninety-three dollars and thifty-three and
one-thifd cents with interest thereon, OF
the rate Of eight per cent per anHum from
the 18th day Of March, i. D. 1856 until
paid, together with cost thereon. and on q
credit until the 18th day Of March next,
A. D. 1857, in the further sum of six hmm
dred and ninety-thTee dollars and Thirty
three and oue-thifd cents, with interest
thereon at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from the said 18th day 81 March,
a, D. 1857 until paid. II v. BABIN.
noy27-7tg-w. Sheriff.
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Gbs 9aiIp Comet,
-
BATON nf)tttlE ,sa.Nov. at, 1855.


THs taHBAf HouffikRr UurvHNrieh
AF BAvAHsA#l This puhdefous bedJ
81 great tnsn, are 10 meet agaii, On The
sub pfex., At Savannah ua. fur some
great object. not yet ehronieled IN this
stupsndous age Of great Enterprises
Ii its ineipient stages Of existence, We
seized with asidity, any and every
thing which appeared 10 The papers, II
reference 10 this body, and forthwith
numbered II and filed away, labeled
4 ursat southsrn Convention Pro.
ceedings, motions, reports, eto., have
been accumulated, 10 such ati extent
sinee that day, that we stagger, at the
thought, of pulling them o't Of the
dusty bop shell, Ii order 10 find /; out
of what great mems Uranium this great
conception Of ! great Southern Con-
vention- originally came. Pray ex-
euse Vi. you Who favor it--without
knowing exactly what for--but we
honestly believe. the whole thing
humbug We are not disposed to
dignity the Great Southern Convention
by calling u d great huinbug.
This was The Comets clearly en-.
pressed sentiment, ID reference 10 Tie
movement nt its inception. The word
y Southern Appeard to Us, AZ exceed
ingly Questionable IA name that must
hare cums out Of The head Of donna.
gugue.
What separate, social or political In
isresls have The South, from the
North demanding 4 self constituted
Convention, to look aller tliems Some
Of the under current politicians, aud
wire pulling mountebanks, Of the
South will oblige us 10 got mad and
Withdraw from the secret eaucus, gov
erninglthis body, and make an expose.
We already iaacy We oan smell treason
ID it--And the death.bell ring Of a
dissolution Of The Ustos. There are
4 great many, great men, who attend
these Ooventions, merely becauseshey
are appointed by State or Municipal
authority. They 90 without knowing
what for, and come back no whit wis.
or than they went. urros loving
citizens Of each aud evry political
shade Of opinion -bevare ofthe trap.
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REMOVAL.
YOUNG AMERICA eIaAH sTUrtE.

HAVING removed our Gesr Store 10 Church
III street. Opposite Msssfs. MoHtan fn4uet's
Hardware atofe, We hone that orr Old Customers
will continue to ftaver ~ n ith the same fratr6ns
age ~ HEY have 50 hefalty done heretofore, at
the Old Stand Oh Lafayette street. and we invite
our friends mud TIE pubic generally, To give us q
trial atd Judge for themselves ifauy better Cigars
ehn be bought ~ the Hiarkst
nov.97. BHoz h 3HAEDpHE.
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Cheap IsssDltc1stiOssat

Ag- JUST RECEIVED -
THE STRUGGLE ron LIFE
! A How W gss Rich;
The Maid Of The Gulf
. Ned Scarlet ;s.s
Befta Bsrnw6Il; Eifsn as vsfs
f,ladt Hess Tbe Rtnsgads aipsy
Uteh Tnfpfnt flHnas last Isniiss
Matftsldes Daughter. Niii5h Dc EEbsl6s
Jssk Hafn, Victims Revenge
Fanny Campbell; Mldsblpfaah Easy;
Ellen whafshsn; Mary M6fst0n.
Star ef tie FHifsn
Idfs ana ana Adventures ef Henry Tfiefras
by tn6r251 GEO. Nj HEhbMANs
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spffidl v diiffD !.
ttsJtsEts tsAJsAtyfn sfiAtg st5 /.

DLEAsfs NOTICE that VIZ. CItsr has
again resumed The pfuprietofstit, If
this establishment The Stable having M.
dsteona thorough repairs He feels conf
dent THAI fgi comfort atid convenience 10
The Horse ersatiunl II has no superior Iii
The State. And from bis long experience Ii,
this line Of business ard past gceonltneda-
tions 10 Ills friends, BIZ hopes Il, ffiefit ffbn
his old Patrons. and THE Public generally.
Il liberal share 81 Patronage. lsaB HIM iii,
again d good stock III Hpfses, Carriages,
Buggies, Me-, always on hand afid f0f Hire,
On liberal terms, To bs had 0i short notice,
day OF night fi5v96s5iii.
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To THE CLEReY.--Fremont, being
dead and buried, now let us have the
stated preaching Of the gospel" once
more--real gospol---not according to
Kansas, but according to those true
apostles Of real liberty, Matthew,
Mark, Luke and John. No more
campaign documents in our pews--
give Us the Bible, King James version
just for d novelty.
TNew York Ezpress.l
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CONVERTED TO PApAoY.--Consid-
cradle excitement has been recently
caused in foreign circles by Nine
Henri Rodrigues, the wife Of one Of
the richest 1sraelitish exchange bro.
lsers of Paris. publicly abjuring Ju.
tdaism and embracing the Roman
Catholic religion. There is o report
that the wife Of Baron Rothschild con-
templates a similar apostacy.
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- fftfasW-------
M A M HE'D.

On Wednesday, goth Inst, by the Rev
Father Lavey, FnArets KttANpEfsa, ESD.
TO Mrs A. MoNfAa.
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m HLO v n .

+ HAVE JUST opened another assortment
/ Of Ladies and Gents Kid, Buck. Silk
and Wooden Gloves, also d quantity of
Gauntlets 81 Ill Kinds.
uoy22 w ID. PHnrIrs.
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Stationary Stationary
PA pE RS

ENyn1orn PAPER Assonsp uotoas
ia Tissue q
gtld u
,,tssIts assss'ta slass;
Letter, cap, ana note willing paper tniied
I'll. and tinrulisds L
Bflstol Boards aud rice Piper;
Biottine q
Rseard 4
ffatfne q
Parchment.
~ II ~
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| Hev. r. 2. 7'WN.1

A HANDSOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Fowler, Esq, Acting Cousul
Of Great britain at New York, has
received d communication from the
Lords Of the Committee Of Privy
Council for Trade, stating that the
Lords have presented to Captain
Champion, Of tie American packet
ptetoria, d gold ebronomster ~ an
acknowledgment Of services rendered
in taking on board bis vessel and
subsisting them from July ID 10 An-
gust 7, The Captain and crew Of The
British bark Rose, Of Plymouth. The
Lords also request Mr.. Fowler to pay
forty pounds TO the owners Of The
Tietoria 10 reimburse them for expen-
SEES incurred.
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Red fuk Blue finn
uafmitte Itik !. tsIaek It1k fndAtlb1e ftfk
CLUES Ia.

Water coiors and DfHwins udlofsin oil freHets
Grayens; Iead and Drawing Pencils Fire gan
vass Boards for pafnhnsss india Httbber for
drawings DE-, and large lot III Sthet stationary.
k6v2b GEUHAG NJ. HEHuMANs
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u m b L D Has.

N m brcIIags
TUsT RECEIVED i large assortment
y Of u UMBRELLAS, In III sizes and
qualities; If you wish good article call on
noy22 w b. PHILErys.
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Neers, HIaukets.

NeRfU BIA1lkGtss
100 PAIR heavy Negro Blankets. inst
received. Also large assortment Of FINE
BED BLANKETS, for sale BY
novo2, W. d. pHuadYs. 1
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One Moment What AMI effec; it
produces upon yeafs9 One moment
Virtue, crime, glory, shame, woe, rap
ture, rest upon it Death itself is but
moment, yet eternity is its success
sor.
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Youau MeH Tt1n IfopH or ran

YouHu MBN THH HopH OF THH
sTATE.-When Uataline sought The
overthrow of nafnan liberty. be began
by tofruptins slie young men Of tile
republic Many d you will remein-
Der this passnas In f5allust
z All those who were hatrasssd by
efims, want, 81 guilty conscience, be-
came Cataline's most intimate friends.
If any one YET innocent fell into bis
society, by daily intercourse and skill
ful arts, he was soon made as bud ID
The rest Indeed, BIO sought diligently
the acquaintance Of young men, whose
characters, naturally flexible, by his
cunning viIes, lie easiy moulded to
his purposes. Adapted himself to the
disposition Of each, 10 some be furnish
ed the means Of lioehti6ns Indulgence ,
to others, the excitement Of gaming,
the race course or tile chase (; stopping
nj no expense, aud III no etime, That
he might make them obnoxious to 9th
efs and true to himself. Z
by these means HE Strength Of the
commonwealth was sapped at its lase4
Although saved 1T this esigeney by
The eleqaenee end energy Of Cicero,
yet. when That generation Of young
men corrupt, and preiliaase, became,
nj turn, The fathers, citizens and sena-
tors Of Home, ancient freedom follow
ed the loss Of The lastsrark Of ancient
viftue. and The State, was saved from
ahafohy only by military despot-
ism.
There Is 4 lesson taught hefe,--a
lesson repeated by The last days IF
every Baion fallen since. that tho
whole fabric Of society, al thatis yal.
liable in social and national life, rests
with Its Wllols weight on Tie virtue Of
its youNa HBN. Well might lie tged
Apostle write unto you because ya are
strong able as you are, by standing
upright, 10 bear upand sustain The 10
Bic ediiies Of a free, virtuous, religious,
Gommonwealth; Or like Sampson, in
the Philistine temple, BY bowling down
yourselves, TO bring II IN crushing rti..
ms upon yourselves and others.
/ H.. m i, Tt.,1.s
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.



Efforts 70 prsvsni Emigration ne United SaissA cor
respondent gives the following ia reference
the efforts which being made 10 Europe divert
Of emigration from the United States TO Austras Chilli
and 30
have already advised you that strong efforts being
made 10 turn the tide OF emigration from the United States
aud am sorry To that wherever have been have Wit
messed the effects OF these The crop the
United States Ia 1854 published all this country
and knowledge OF the desses OF the general
among the aborinR classes II strange that
who know well about matters 10 the United States 1854
should know little OF the condition OF the
try. But parties have not been idle in order to direct
emigati TO Australia Chilli and TO other places Mis-
have been made and every possible
esorted TO- for the purpose OF adding the bae effects
American know nothingsm which latter in itself likely
TO keep from our shores vast OF capital and pro-
ductive labor. have been assured that
sensations that commanded full belief among the poorer
classes In parts OF this country is, that the crop of
1850 IN the United States equally bad that of
1854 that there exists great deficiency, much suffering
and the ke that the boast by the Americans OF full crops
and freedom from distress had been forward in order
put In motion again the current of emigration to the United
States and the ignorant eounrymen here have been
toned against placing reliance ia such interested report
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Friday, February l5.-The met at eleven o'clock
All the judges present
Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, ]. Douglas Woodward
esq, of Platsburg, New York William Coventry H. Wad
dell esq, of New York city e. Ellery Anderson, esq,
New York city and Almon w. Griswod, esq, of New
York city, admitted to practise attorneys and
sellers in this court.
L. T. Felton,, esq, of Philadelphia, appointed com
missioner to take testimony to be used in this court
The opinion Of the in the of James Beatty
The United States delivered by Chief Justice Gchrs
deciding to take testimony; Judge Backford dissenting
The of Henry James Anderson administrator of e.
bert Anderson deceased, The United States
called up by the court for argument This is claim agans
government for compensation for the alleged non-fulmen
of contract entered into by the claimant to furnish subss
for the army of the United States the compensation
claimed amounting to $40, 36G 81. The claimant
during the years 1872 ls3 and 1874 The argu
men in this opened by j. NJ Carlisle esq., who
concluded his remarks, when
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock Monday next.
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Ohm CLARK, Gate register ey Iows1 agent for 10
cation Of military bouni land
opened an once IA Washington ID.
local agents and
oae % Iowa BY which prepared facilities
% land warIans the mode by which
hodeIs can fuy avail themselves VI bounty Of
eminent - 7"-> = - =
Inc land viii be selected,
maei 70 uhe address Of 1aeg sending
ioho"hs lees, which must accompany the
office fee. Sl-s5 - -
90 acres Zee or selection aud location,
oniee fee, Se-sr. KAT. ... .#.' -'.-. T7
ao seres fee os selection and location, SO which
ONCE fee, @j-slI
100 acres foe for selection location s0,
Office fee, S4-Sli. l..
the local office. 4
guaranty thai all tudciousy upon &C
taa nsreeton and OF good land
uiet lhe ~ m. ~sz (.
The selecting competent experienced
te state and fully advised all local
railroads. county seats nbeIs water and Settlements
prospective. III. Fl Na. .##.. ''4 la
Lnads thus selected viii be worth confident from 81
% per acre selected Waanees whose thu
agency Is designed aud other holders fail
large advance upon The face Of then warrants. s
Warranees will power attorney
dosed on the warrant Ard others will please Ill the blank
inenis with the full Of the locator.
Address JOHN CLARK No. 432 Pennsylvania avenue, with
w. Webb 4 10. 8' .."7
Refer 10 the Iowa deeEa'ion Congress, Charlie.
Mason, Commissioner Patents.
Feb i2--dif3n
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Nsw Post 06ees.-Tbe following named post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
postmasters:
Rehobeth, Wilkes county, Georgia, Daniel H. Gillespie
postmaster. -"
New Gailee, Beaver county, Pennsylvania VIM. Eakin,
postmaster.
Change Of Name and Site-The and site of the post
office at Mlvew, Sullivan county, Pennsy vana has beer
changed from Mlvew to louisville, and VIM Brown has
been appointed postmaster in place of John Moynean,
moved
Route Agent 4ppointed.-Henry J. Bishop, the line
from New Haven to New London, Connecticut in place
NJ s. Parker, resigned
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Dipsien Of the Patent 04icc-Eyyptian
oats.-Mr. John Boyd, Of Parkesburg, Chester county,
Pennsyv in letter to the Commissioned of Patents
which he speaks of the successful cultivation of this variety
of oats says at is with pleasure that report you the
favorable result Of the cultivation Of the Egyptian dis
eighteen bushels which sowed six Of ground OF
mddng quality raised hoo hundred and forty bushels,
which, when well cleaned weighed pounds to the
bushe good feature in these is that the Is
stiff and firm, and not liable to fall down. They meet with
great favor here.
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New YopK Feb. 15-Four ia langud-saes Of g. 900 bbls
straight State, 81 good Ohio So so southern, 50 rs
Wheat IL rmsales Of 200 bushels southern red 81 90
Corn dulssle Of 500 bushels mixed 50 cents
Pork frm--sales Of 800 bbs mes SIS s7 Beef dull
sales Of $50 bb Chicago repacked s Is. Lard droop
ing-saes OF 200 bbs at 1917 cents Whisky Is unohsnp
ed-sales Of 200 bbls. at IS cents
BALTIMORE, Feb. b.-There is but little Improvement
In the markets. street Is unobangedsma
sales s., and City Mills at So s7< whes-good to prime
white, 81 75a 81 50 red, good prime 81 s5 81 10
Corn unchangedprime white in small parcels 81 cents
yellow, good 10 prime 90 81 cents but buyers are back
ward at these prices Provisions nsnmate The sup
ply Is light and the demand limited. Prices are without
change.
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MoSsTEn LoSDoS--Tbe large profits promised
10 the shareholders Of the recently Ho de LOUVRE
Paris have induced number Of the bankers and moneyed
men in London says the Journal Of Commerce) form
society for the construction Of hotel In Trafalgar Square
the most central and desirable situation for such estab
sbmen in the oyof colossal dimensions and the great
est magnifceuce The estimated expense Of the under
taking Is million sterling, Of which 100000 to be ex-
pended in the purchase Of the site and the demolition Of
the small houses present occupying H. 100000 for the
erection Of The building and the remaining 100000 to be
laid ont the decoration and furniture of this palatal
structure II Is stated that the internal arrangements Of
the hotel and the mode Of management are to be on the
plan those OF the large hotels In New York and
our other principal cities and what still more desirable
the price board and lodging Is to be on asimsr scale
70 that adopted this side Of the Atanticnamey from
- 30 10 80 per dsya which would hardly pay for
very scanty luncheon fashionable London hotel
cordng to the present system All those who have visited
London must have experienced the Of good and
Portable accommodation anything like reasonable
terms
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Medical Card,

nocToR sTANIsLAs HERNisz, regular practitioner OF
paihy Oce, 2J corner and Fourteenth streets Consnta
tons from 10, a 10 ., D.. M
Doctor s,arisas ernr having returned from Europe with i'm
proved health, will practice hs profession
lie Docteur parla Frascais. m....
De- Doctor spncht Douirch.
~ Doctor hahia Espann.
u Dotore psra lasno.
L. N
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Il. winters Grand Gin Exhibit,op.
y ODD Eel s. HALL
SATURDAY, FEbHuAAY IB

SATURDAY, FsBHuAAY 10.
I'M which occasion Winter viii distribute 20 s patyous
" - - y - P1"o"'
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxrY.rwo DOLLARS, WORTH
o. beautiful and costly presents be seen in me
wiaao" o. The fancy OF the Hulelnson earo No
o avenue In addition the exhibition
anJhama, &C Master Withos viii o.
Tickets 80 cents only and limited particulars ia small
Feb l5-du
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Obituary.

II becomes citizen Of to notices and do Il
fuyte death Of disnsushed cons
The from that State Of
mounfu the demise January
JOSEPH WALKER creole Of State, Orleans
In July, " g.. =
Bspuxed in the milk Of human kindnesa patriot
msndng presence and soay purpose IN
life he his distinction through Affections
people, aud dying NJ hresscore and thirty
public service In that State leaves all
friend who would say he had been forgotten.
The loss Of such great the country
with crushing weight the members of his nneds.
family
confidence Of we'll spent ( into the presence
Of him who has said, "Fent not for am Great King"
z=z-=z--=zz
sueeRsy Dr. Dovseu will preach in this church
tsabbsih) at ii O'Clock, A. m. and at *, pm.
Feb 10
49,
OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn ~ the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery, class ., drawn February 10, 1856
1t % "a th s,h OH 7ib sth 9th 10th lin ION
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Lottery, class o., drawn February IA, 1885
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Lrs't Ropssrs, Commissioner
THE Royal Ksi.nanr for rsss-b-inv the g ri,..
Book for England Ireland Scotland the eooni,srvinH
full lists Of all public fnnctioaatirs.
This day received from London,
Feb7 FRANCK TAYLOR