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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

CoNGREss. There was a new phase of
affairs in the House Of Representatives
On Saturday, and the subjects of Kan
sas, Nebraska and the Missouri Com
promise engaged, attention to the exclu-
sion altogether Of any voting on the
Spcakcrship. As the Washington Union
says, the practical result Of the different
resolutions offered showed clearly that
the basis and groundwork Of the anti
Nebraska party in the House that is,
the restoration Of the Missouri Compro-
mise-is in a fair way to be utterly ig-
nored should that question ever come up
after the election Of 4 Speaker. Sun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

FElIIE sulenibcr, in returning thanks
L. ior Tie liberal patronage herelo-
fore oxtondod, respectfully announces to
bis friends aud The public generally. that
ho will continue 10 carry On The business
on bis own occount; and win be pleased
to On allordsrf forwarded to him with
prompnags and toihoirontircsatisihction.
as 10 terms and otherwHc.
OCT % JAMES Z DREAMER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
ElSE'ssAY EEeeGS.

TAME to the subscribers, between
" Christmas and the LIST of January,
1856, two STRAY NOES. One is en-
tireiy black, and the other sandy spotted.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges, and take
them away.
jan 20. FRANCIS FLACK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
e 8 l'R AYa

NMT AS taken up as an cstrey, tres
Wv passing On his enclosures, about
the 18Th of January, u DURHAM
STEER, marked with a crop in each
car and two Sits in the right. The
owner is requested to como forward, provo
property, pay charges, and take him
away.
jan rs WIN. A. CADY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02


want Of proper element in which to
exist" Jacobinism persisted in infdel
France; how can acknowledged lon2
exist in Christian America?
Eg" The winter thus far has been un.
usually severe. For more than four
weeks the earth has been enshroudcd in
a winding sheet of snow, and cold
north wind has effectually reminded Us
that winter reigns supreme. It's cheer
ing that, while want and suffering blight
the happiness of many in the populous
cities, and in some portions of the coun-
try, the readers of the Sea,jael are &C.
morally blost with plenty and prosperity.
Possessing the comforts Of life they arc
content to take the world easy, and pa
tiently wait for the disappearance Of
cheering spring, when they may again
emerge from their long confinement and
admire the beauties ofrc-animated nature
None will deny that winter possesses it.
charms, its sunny as well as its shad y
side. Those who are fond Of sleighina
have every means of enjoying themselves
in this delightful amusement. Free
from the cares of the busy seasons, oui
good people ever sinceits beginning hay,
INDUCED freely in its pleasures, and
though it has lasted for long period Of
time, they still appcarto enjoy it as mucl
as ever.
Some Of our young folks get married
and spend the honeymoon in sleighing
whilst another portion prefer to celebrate
such occasions by mingling in the merry
dance, participating in the festivities o
the nuptial banquet, and reyelling il
joyous anticipation.
Our village beaux and bellies frequent
| ly jump into the merry sleigh and botak,
themselves to country friends to spen(
social evening and return transported
with delight; whilst others, fond Of some.
thing more theatrical, seek for pleasure
on larger scale and visit the cities, {,
mingle in their amusemcnts. A compan,
ofladies and gentlemen returned from
one of these visits last Thursday evening
and from the hilarious manifestation
exhibited at their return, we should Judge
that they had a jolly time.
Then we have our fast young men and
Of course fast horses. This class is not
very numerous, but, Notwithstanding
they are assuredly not the least happy Of
the community. They drive at the rate
Of 1.-TWO forty" and run races. Some.
times they have upsets and runoas, but
no matter for that, ever lucky, they arc
uninjured. We witnessed one of these
trotting matches this week, which was
quite exciting. Our friends, b. aud c.
both possess fast stock, but we think our
fellow-townsman, deserves the laurels.
Friend c. however isanxious for another
race, and says he is "open" for bet Of
from $50 to $500.
Every one appears determined to be
happy despite the rigoas of the season
and whether INDUCING IN outdoor amuso-
ment5, or basking in the sunshine Of the
domestic circle; whether admiring the
beauties of the fayorite poets and authors
of the day or drinking deep from the
fountain Of learning and science, We
wish them pleasures in abundance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

mr. Our Annapolis letter failed to
reach US this week; We however, publish
all the Legislative news { that has reached
up to the hour Of going to press.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
/" PELTON'S TRIPLT GElR."
DISlLF7IGE N PARTNERSHIP.

yHHliE Partnership heretofore existing
q under the name aad firm Of GAM
DLE q CII0gEa, was Dissolved, BY mu-
tual consent, on the vt day Of October,
inst The accounts and books are in
tae lands Of the later, who 80 authorized
70 make fe,,lemcua and close up tho
business ftho arm.
NM. GAMBLE,
JAMES IL. DREAMER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

DEATH or Ex-Goy. WALKER.-Ez.
Gov. Walker, Of Louisiana, died in New
0gloans on tie 9th inst
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

TT 1t is stated in the Baltimore
Clipper, Of Wednesday last, that Dir.
Dennis Claude, the present Treasurer Of
Maryland, has been nominated for re-
election to the same post by the Know
nothing caucus in the Legislature. Iii
also stated that DR.. w. w. Watkins, Of
Howard county, who was the candidate
of that party for Congress last fall, stood
next to DR.. Claude in the caucus for
Treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

At democratic meeting held in
Brownsville, Texas, q few days ago, Hon.
II. Kingsbury, an old-line whig from the
beginning made an able address in oppo-
siti0n to the Know-nothing movement,
and announced bis adhesion to the de-
mocraey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

Et7- Our thanks arc due to DR.. CnAs.
A. HARDsG Of the House Of Delegates,
1r public documents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

GEEAT DECLINE IN Prices AT CnlcA-
Go.-Tho Chicago Democrat has the fol-
loving on the state of trade in that city /:
Business is quite dull in our city,
unusually SO indeed and we notice a
continual tendency to decline in prices Of
all descriptions Of produce. Our pack
crs who contracted carly in the season
for hogs must lose great deal; and
prices have gone down from six and a
half and seven dollars to four and half
and five dollars. Wheat has also de-
clincd, whilecorn is almost unsaleable,
aud the small quantity forwarded is gen
orally stored on holders account
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR. The New Or
leans Picayune Of the 18th says: "A
private despatch received in this city,
dated at Jackson, (Iiss. } announces the
election ofJEFFERsoN DAVIS, nov Sccrc-
tary Of War, to the United States SEN
ate by a majority Of II votes. lie will
succeed STErnES ADAMS, the present
Senator, whose term expires in March,
1887, on the same day that the term Of
President Pierce will close. There will,
therefore be no vacancy in the Cabinet
caused by this election"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

WESTERN Hoo TRADE. Tho receipts
Of hogs at Cincinnati up to the 22d inst.
amounted to $50, 374 head against 332, :
4f6 to the same date last season. The
receipts at North Madison, Ind, were
50,9S7 head, against 1888 to same
date last year At Louisville the num-
Der killed is BOB, 500, which is 10000
more than last year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02

Ez1" Mr. Toombs was asked at the
close Of his lecture the other night at
Boston, "if Charles Sumner would be
permitted to deliver an anti-slayery lee
turc in Georgia !" " Yes" replied the
senator, if he would conGne himself
within the constitution, and did not at
tempt TO excite instruction among the
blacks"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
MONTGOMERY CO, ORPHANS COURT.

JANUARY, 29th, 1856
NRDERED by this Court, that
W TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1856, be appointed for Sarah
White, Executrix of John White late of
Montgomery county deceased, to make
distribution of the Personal Estate in
her hands, among those entitled under
the will of the said John White, under
the directions of this Court Provided a
copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper published in Rockville, for
two successive weeks prior to said named
day day.
Test WIN. THOMPSON of r.
feb 2-3t Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-02
Eg~ On the first page of our paper to.

~" On the first page of our paper to-
day will be found communication mr.
ging the g Old Line Wings to meet in
convention and determine what course
they viii pursue in the future. Having
aided the salf-stylcd American party to
secure temporary triumph, they find
that they have nurscd in their bosoms q
poisonous adder which has inflicted a
deadly wound upon their principles and
the organization Of their party, Utterly
regardless Of the support which they OBJ
tanned from the Wings, they have pro-
scribed them and spurned them from
their presence. 1t remains for the fol-
lowers Of CLAY and WEBSTER to say
whether they will show that they are
void of patriotism, honor, and self
respect" by longer continuing to support
this miserable, ungrateful and proscrip-
tive faction, or whether they will resent
the insult, place themselves on the broad
Democratic platform in defence of civil
and religious liberty, and be recognized
as co-workors in the common cause Of
cQnsigning this bastard Americanism tc
a dishouorable grave. Let its epitapli
be, 1T lived to curse, and died for the
want Of proper element in which to
exist" Jacobinism persisted in infdel
France; how can acknowledged long
exist in Christian America?
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A Court .,stli,o


Hero ia another Of those Wettern
court ,ccnes which va read about.
VA related by Jenny Nobbs. l, will do;
Judge -, u Missouri, wAs ID
many respects. n remarkable man.
Ito stood nix feet two in lis boots, md
wns nv fond Of n frol'c M A'e most
rafting lad in the country. Ile could
drink moro liquor, lft' n heavier
bag o mcal." and play a better game
Of" poker thnn my man in his cir
cult. Those ed,uirabloqua l'6cntions,
q courrc, rendered himtho most popu.
lar Judge on tho bench Of hin dir,rict
Yet he never lost l'is dignity whilo on
his bench, There he WINS stern, hnugh-
tv. md 'ligniiiod Tho Icna, approach
to familiarity. while no vas sitting in
court wns always rcaont"'l hy I'no,
aud sometimes by 'mpriHonnen'.---
Well. il happened ono day, while ho
was holding court, TINT Mr. Dewzrn.
bury. rough looking, but in|epen.
dent customer. cnno Into tho court
rocm with hls hat on biz bend This
the Judge considered m indigniiy of
fered I" the court. and forthwith or.
dercd Mr.. y. 10 take of his hat
TO this Mr. Drnwxcuhnry paid no
attention, which being observed by
" his honor he ordered The sheriff To
"'aIse the mans Int off, flake
Your In, off, cried tho sheriff. Mr.
pcwzrnhury remained motion.-Ha, 60
while the j"1go proceeded to business"
At last. raising his eye" h'a honor. y
ngnin discovered tho incorriglble stand
ing wi Il his ha, upon hi= head. r.
3" Sheriff :" cried tbs court. "lnke tho
mana Int or Tho sheriff approach
cd and repeated the command Of the
court. "l'm bald, said Mr.. y. "and
cant comply" You can't :" OK
claimed the judge, waxing angry,
then fine you five dollars for con
tempt Of court. Whats That you say
Judge ~ replied Mr. D., ns he walked
deliberately NJ to the Judges stand
F" luo you five dollars. sir. for con
tempt Of court" Very we'll" aaid
MIR. D., n. ho carefully put Lis hand
into his pocket, and pa]led out fifty
cent piece. Worry swell, hero'H the
money! hnnding the judge the half
do|lnr -" This squares us, Judge
Yon omr'i me /ov dollws anil a hoD
whrn arc q"il playimg pohrr lust night,
and This hnIf mohrs ux rrcn." The
bar roared. tho crowd smiled, and the
Judge pocketcd ll's charge without
ut,erfng word.
He didn't show the Judge ghost
Of IL chance to " come hack ut him"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

fra,ss,tslD, Livsssssox Parish, Jms 6,

s'a,ss,islo, Livsss,1os Parish, Jaue 6, To-
Comst--I am over here, prospect.
lnk; not fof tho bassr metals, but 10
find some ailvery stream Of limpid
crystals. on whose margin ] may 81,
down and enjoy The time in mcdi,a-
ton, until Sirias, the Dog Star, passes
over this hemisphere. | wa. down 20
Ce'k yesterday. bu. tho mosquitoes
drove me away. and | am hero tenn.
porarily putting in supplies, for the
material man to take with mi to
0'psy Cove" place | Uncovered
myself. and have thus christiuned. ----
There are no mosquitoes there. Las.
night. stopped At house by tho why
side where the most remarkable r,ir
''"hl manifestations have ,aken place.
within tho pas. week. I, has called
many Of the good people Of Livingston,
TO 'he spot. aud created i4'cnss excite
"ent. Talk no more Of ablc turning
aud tipping. Whom LVas there las.
night. all the furniture IN tho room
danced TO lhvaibe music. When
tho tables, beadstend. aud bureau be.
came settled the shovel and tongs
came out on tho floor together, nnd
went through kind Of Schot,isch
mot'on---l say Schor'iseh motion.
becn"He as they whirlcd round tho
t"ngs would jump up and crack it, legs
together after the manner Of that bcnu-
t'l.l dance. VIVA. can the people do,
who live here ? . 1t IL their home, md
they have no where el*e to 60. Inn
told TINT several nights ogo. n small
party Of the valorous knights Of Liy-
ing+ton, volunteered to sit mp md
watch 'le premises. prcan,ning That
there might DO some physicul agency
at work in this strange proeeding.---
They hnd their guns and sabrcs with
them At about mid.ui gbt tho spi'ils
come in. invisib!y; ordered tbs ring
leader to rise; tore all the clothes oil
him, except hi. shirt, and whilst he
roarc2 like bnllcalf, and made ali
manner Of kicking resistance. he was
hurried along by invisible hands and
thrice ducked in stngnant pond,
about half mile off. What must be
done z II il useless 10 frame laws
against such things, aud it would be
nonsense to bring up to justice, shovel
and tongs. All we can do just now,
Is to exc|aim pionsly for the afflicted
Of evil spirits; " Uominus vobiscun
ct c"m spritu Mo," aud wait n tim.
with patience for further revelations.
In spiritual bonds | am Comet,
your, PoiNs.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

Tllr Bali, ~ OpbN Oar cou'e,n.
porhry in Church alreet, announces ia
h'a yea'erdny's paper. that the Hon.
.JAaIn HUenAsAH, ana j. G. BnEcg-
ESaipoG, have been nominated by tho
Democratic National Convention ut
Cincinnati; tho first tor President,
tho lust Vice President. This opens
tho Ball. The music will Immediate
" sot in. mud politicians, wilIS'Iance up
to il. with m eye, solely directed to tho
min chance. Now is tho timo for
lofty minds and puro hearts 10 net
down and figure out tho problem. m
near ms thoy can Of" who will bo cleo
ted" C.wld Mulnmc Blanche, or any
Of her fortune telling lra'ernl'y, an
swer this question, it would prove II
fortune Of gigantic proportions to her
How many lofty p't'iots~-moved with
patriotic desire, within the limits OF
this 'v'le n1uarc. would give their little
fingers t" know who "wil bo The
man. TINT they might govern them
selves accordingly.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

ANornnn p~,1osornnH CoNn. A
singular genius died in birmingham
one day week before last. Ito had
been all liz liIc trying to discover
something which would take the
speck|es oil goose eggs, he being nm
nboniua'or Of oecklca md thinking
that the goose eggs Ut the present day
placed the goslings in danger Of hay
iDg freckled fnccs
This man has done the world IA
mucl, good, AS tho Rev. gentleman
who died 'wcdnesdayelast after hay
ing devoted his whole llfe in fruitless
efforts to find out, whether the word
:" bapliso' in tho original Trcjean,
means to plunge in, or sprinkle.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.

ROUTON d. ROSE, Bell Brandon
- Take me ho'nc to die, El6n WaI,zes,
Annie Lawrie, Third Calistherit Rondo,
Make me no gaudy Chaplest. serenade
March; Cor'e dearest the daylight is gone,
Lac FAIRY Temple, Had never, never
known thee, Old Bob Ridley. The home Of
my Boy hood, Monast- ry Bel, Cod old
JEFF, and lon't be angry Mother, Just re-
ceived g. for sale by
june e GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
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Spffial uotirrs.
Very vaiaa,a,as Property for sale.

NnE large and commodious b'ick 49,,
l. building on Lafayette street, |sssii
the property Of the late CnAs. gQl
Tsssi.n, deceased. is offered for .a,e. on
very reasonable terms The upper IA IT Of
the house has been used for Hotel and il
we'll adapted for this purpose, whilst the
ground floor, affords most ae sirable Ioca
tho" tor stores Immediate application
should be made to
june lott IL. EONNEcAZE
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

BoNNErs, HAIRS, Cars, Ere. Tho
following anticipated changes in bon
nets, is anxiousIy looked for by tho
next ocean steamer. The New York,
correspondent Of the Charleston Mcru.
ny is authority for it.
The bonuets for June are character
ized by grace and lightne<s, sort Of
bewitch'ng good nothlngncs, which
cannot be surpassed. All the mate
rails used are Of the most delicate
character, aud nro worked up into
results that 1i'ana might envy. The
only substantial fabric which ob,ains
among us, is the Leghorn, of which
We have seen some splendid specimens
A hundred and fifty to two hundred
dollars is no uncommon price for them
and when to this is added the costly
lace, (f'om fifteen to twenty dollars a
yard,) rich flowers, ribbons, &c, which
form the trimming, it becomes very
expensive ch,peau. They are. how
ever, very durable, and on this ac-
count, not very popular with fashiona
hle ladies, who like a frequent change
in dress. Lace hats, blonde Neapoi-
tan, and rice blonde straw, will be the
favorl,e styles this summer. Broad
taileltas ribbon, with a satin edge, is
worn, but the principal trimming is
lace, frul. and flowers, which last come
rxques'tely pc'lumcd with the fra
GRANGE peculiar to them in their natur-
al condition. The peculiarities OF the
bonnets this season permit the display
of the finest taste on the part of some
Of our milIners, while Others are dis
'lngn'shed only for the vulgar profus-
ion Of their decorations. The varie-
ties Of fancy straw, and straw EN-
broidery IRE SO numerous, and the
designs SO novel and beautiful, that it
has increased the straw, trade more
than one-half in two years. One firm
alone in this city employs five hundred
women and one hundred men in max
ing up and putting together the mate
rails sent from witzIapd, France, Italy,
and Portugal. The designs are sent
from this country and ezquesi,ely cop
led by Swiss peasant girls, from whom
indeed, comes ell our finest., embroid-
cry.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

DnAru or THE Hos. Jonn NJ
NILrH. This distinguished citizen
died at his residences in Hartford
o
Conn on The ::lst ul'o. Mr. N. was
PoHt Master General under tho admin
ls,ra,iou 81 Mr.. Van buren,.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

AMBoRTYrEs. The new art Of tax.
ing likenesses on glass, called 4Am6or.
typing.is likely to supercedc the Da.
guerreotypes. 1t gives a picture Of far
more distinctness, brilliancy and dura-
bility. Indeed, no painting can posi-.
bly, exceed it. certainly not in exact.
ness Of outline, dor in the other essen
tial characteristics Of perfection
When skilfully taken nothing can be
more beautiful in execution.
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EON RENT.

\ COMFORTABLE house N -,
II Laurel street, between Lafay- IL,
cite and Third. The House will .l,l
answer for Offices, or s.Aall fsm,i resi-
dence. Apply to ALEX, Shaw, or at this
once. June O.i-w.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

u The American candidate for
Senator Mr.. Dixon, has been elected,
ia Connecticut
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

s--s-.--- - -
BATON ROUGE::JUNE 10, 1850.
s=s.s..--ses'-.-ssses .
l/Tnn Raa,svAny LAw.-Yesterday
tho law passed at tho last sc.sion d
tho legislature. 70 carry into iorco aud
effect the constitutional requirements
ola registry Of all Tho qualified cleo
tors, Of tho city Of New Orleans. was
to have been put in operation by open
ing tho Rcgi,'ery Office. Mr.. Louis
st. Martin, has the appointment. under
tho law, and will ope" his office !" tho
basement story Of tho City Hall.
The trust Ia a sacred one, and IL ia
to DO hoped. that in tho selection Of
Nj. 81. Martin. a gentleman. has been
chosen for his patriotism. rather than
for bis party real. From the ballot
box. proceeds all tho social mr. we'll NJ
political evils Of our great metropolis.
and tho honest and faithful administrn-
ton Of the affairs of tho Register, will
soon do much to bring about n healthy
condition.
Every large city and sea-bordcr
town, should DO provided with some
law, to check tho growing frauds prao-
ticed upon tho ballot-box. This, IL
claimed to bc tho great object Of tho
American party That it must succeed.
il certain, since all admit tho OWL 70
exist, if all cannot find IL TO their own
Icruniary interest to use their inAu-
ence in applying the remedy
BEAUTIFUL. SMILE. life has been
compared to nearly every thing AMI.
mate and inaminatc, and has been
found 70 resemble il some Of its zen
lures many things that do not look
much alike. Thus il has boon called.
= ruunisg stream; a stagnant pool; u
lske gulf; haven. and a firth or
froth. The immortal Bard Of Avon,
has called il. a. mere word )" but
what that word il, he has not thought
proper to tell lis. Shakespeare. says
J" it ia a mere morti, full Of sound and
fury Notwithstanding Thi. is
very near the truth, for man 10th down
and riseth not up; yea man giyet up
the ghost and where is he ?" 1t has
been said by other profound Philoso-
pliers that lifo is tho result Of strug-
gle against death" There is more
truth than poetry in this Everything
conspires to kill US. The air VIC
breath; tho water we drink--tho
tightening which purifes and the heat
which warns us into being-Cold, |
also kills us. The tax gatherer and
she 1.-THE gatherer each ono is ever
after us, to bleed us, and take away
the means whereby We live. Yet it
is told us, that to them, arc we indeb
ted for our life here, and tho only pros
pcct Of life hereafter, to be INDUCED
IN.
Life has been likened to circle,
and square; triangle and semi
circle q mere thread, which has been
measured to run just so long and then
come to its end forever. We have
seen many beautiful SMILES, to show
what life, is like; but this; from an
exchange is the best Of them all:
Life is like field of blackberry
and raspberry bushes. Mean people
squat down and pick the fruit, no
matter how they black their fingers
while genius, proud and perpendicular,
strides tiercely on, and gets nothing
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BOOKS! BOOKS,

THIFRE'S French Revolution, Lossings
L field boo of the Revolution. Memoirs
Of Napoleon Ills court and family, Border
West Of the West, Gayarres history Of
louisiana, with great variety Of cheap
publications, just received an for sale by
June Q GEO NJ. HEROMAN.
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no THE TRADED Tierces prime Caro-
L lima Rice. Just received Ex. Steamer DehA
Donna, and for sale low JOSHUA BEAL.