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D, e. ShaIlenberger's

I'M 1ALATION IN UONSUMPTIUN.
PRONG HITS LARYNcITIs; and other diseases of th'
ID Chess and Throat successfully treated by the INHAA
TIoN dedicated VAPoRs AND PowDERs, by Absorption
and Cons uiona treatment, as practced at the Stuyve
SAINT Me- IDEAL Institute" New York city Disease of the
Heart Lh Female Complaints, D. spepsa, Veneeal Aztec
ons Chronic Diseases generally, viii
ton OF Re to whom such may have been espe
The preceaented which has attended this me-
tbOd of eating diseases ofthe Lungs and Throat ba
duced ns todePart from our usual course and avail
of the Pr ess in order 10 bring il to the kno a6
may be sboring under predspOsed anecuons.
The di wn Of brighter day has length arrived
Consum tive. The doctrine of the incuTaby Consum
on has st length passed away We ndubable proofs
in session that COnsHPtiOa all stages
cured in TIE first by absorption in t3e second
by the tHsformaton uhercule chaky
cOncreO in the third by cicatrees
incurabls such behind the To this great truth
mustbe apparent viz that medicines nhsled in the form
Vapor Powder directly into the Lungs much
eectua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
The advantage of Inhalation in Consumption and Thrns
Diseases is, that medicine in the form ypOr applied
is thus LETT nee - AID Ia restoring ~ administering u 1t
healthy, negvi 1g food There Is hopeless that
Inhalation will OF reach The means, too, brought
Whln reach t1e manner oil administering the yapors
being so simple that the invalid is never required 10 leave
home, where the hand OF friendship and affection
much TO aid the physcian's efforts.
The Inhang method is soothing, safe and speedy,
that they are conveyed into the lungs in
and produce their action the
practical success destined Tevoiulonze medical
world aud establish the entire durability of Consumption
earnestly appeal to the all afflicted
lung Diseases embrace advantage ofInha
laton and no longer apply medicines to the unaffected
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature and art hath given that days may be
long in the land,r and the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR The CONSUMPTlVE.
method not only RATIONAL but simple, and efcacous
Such OF the profession that have adopted Inhaaton have
found ecacous in the highest degree srresng the pro-
gres Of the disease, and working wonders many desper
cases, in verify triumph OfOur Art, TINS fell
stroyeT of our species.
NoTEPhysiaians wishing to make themselves acquainted
with this practice informed that time being valuable,
only reply, TO ingredients used, such
that contain afee The fee in all cases of Pulmonary a
ons will be SO, receipt Of which, the necessary medi
cnes and instruments will be forwarded. The
cases, will be from s. TO $40.
Applicants will aie age SEX occupation, married or sim
gle, how long affected ii hereditary diseases
the family aud symptoms generally. Let the nane WI,
and STATE be plainly written. Postage for
enclosed. Letters when registered by Postmaster
risk. All letters must be addressed,
.. WALLACE MERTOUN,
Oca6-6m ). N. Institute, n. Y. City.
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Harvey Ia Nashville.

THE eminent I" HARvsY." wsh known to every gen
tleman in Philadelphia the MOST successful Gutter
of garments, at our establishment No. % Cedar
street and prepared to take measures acd - exhibit
fine an assortment Of Cloths Cassmers AMI Festngs,
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock ct Ready
Made Clothing, both gentlemen and youths IS nov iu
and Furnishing De srtment eon'aDs every srncis
comprised under that head.
Octi4-u CDiFTON ABbbi
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ST.. LOUIS Nov. l2-The steamer Goddin has
arrived from the upper Missoari; among the pas
senger5 is DR.. Hayden naturalist, with five tons
OF cuTIositiss
The small FOX is raging TO considerable ex-
tent among The Indians
\ leHer 10 the Democrat, dated the 9th, says
that Is State prisoners were acquitted, of when
wsre re-auestsd for robbing the Franklin post
office.
The plan of the coming election is that COM
mittee stall canvass the Territory with petition
asking Congress TO grant the seat to Reeder and
protesting against the admission of Whitfield, he
having been Illegally elected.
CHICAGO, Nov. l2-AIl the counties but the
four following have been beard from: ST. Clair,
Edwards Wayne ard Crawford. Buchsnsns plu-
ralty is G0j5. Basels (Rep) majority 1903; St
CLAIR will give Republican majority. the others
democratic
CRooEER's MILLINEEY EsTABLIsHMEET.-Yeste
LAY was the Fall opening day of the above estab-
lishment, and prompted by desire to see some
ching very nice as well to be in fashion Gas
~ every body, we thought, was there,) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large ard
line display of millinery and fancy goods there TO
be seen. Mr. CrooAer has brought on very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
sng to the trade CT every style and quality. Tie
Stock ofboOnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, Is lar beyond what we expected to
see The finer qualities of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb SURPRISING anything we
have ever scen. The bounets, particularly, we
look upon as the protiest things in that line ever
introduced to the notion Of thepu0lc.
Mr.. C. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail and country dealers de-
string to purchase viii do well to examine bis
stock
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NOTTCE TO STOCKHOIDEKS.

A DIVIDEND of this day de-
n claed the Capital Stock Ofthe Nashville
Insurance Company, of the profits for the six months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER, Secy.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3, 1856, c. nov4-aln
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OLD ALA

UINEGORDON DUFF SHERRY VINE.
FRESH supply in packages just received and
"A for sale by 4. l.. SIMPSON,
nOV9 A. Public SQUARE.
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SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LUIS.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the l2h day Of
w November, very desirable Country Building Lot;
These Lots Brick Church and Louisville Bran
Turnpkes, and contain from 10 They only ~
miles from eyall Of these have failing water
stock de-, situated in desirable and growing
neghbOrhood with Church and School privileges, within
Is minutes walk Of all Of them. These situations hga
healthy soil GOOD for market garden purposes
TermsOne, Two, and Three Years credit with interest,"
for notes payable in Bank and lien retained
The Omnibusses will usual, good supply OF some
thing and drink will be the ground for all who
may come.
Should the Indictment the sale will take place
the day, the 18Th. W. b. WALION.
L. X. GLAsCoCK, Aucti0neer.
ALSO.
At time viii sell in conjunction with the above
described Lots,
FOUR OTHER LOTS,
Three the city, and in sight of Capt Watohs
Lots fronting Is Poles he Louisville Branch Pike
No. !, containing Is Acres us poles,
., IS -" ITO
2, II so
Each Lot partly mbered and in Blue Grss, the bAlSnee
sandy soil suitable for gardening purposes, all with hue
building sites.
No. A. containing Acres ll6 poles, is within seventy rods
Of the Pike, with level good open Avenue 10 II
Church and School privileges neghbOrhOod society, and
Dmnibusses the rs described above Terms the
above. [nov7-Iwl THOMAS BATE.
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FASHIONS 4!
DECEIT Of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery,
dies Furs, at the
NEW YORK
MILLINERY and Trimming
Il nm pOr i'll nm,
MRS. McCLOSKY would respectfully announce to the
Ladies OF Nashville and throughout the State that she
receiving semi weakly, by express the most extensive
choice and varied stock of Rich Paris and London Dn
cry aud Fancy Goods to be found in the city, and what
very important at prices that will distance all others
By 80 per cent.
BOnnetS, BOnnetS,
For the Million.
Every popular Stvle that graceful and rch in Shennea
Velvet and Plush Bonnet Materials rich and deliberately
trimmed with rich French flowers of ncOuceavsbe beauty
and Bird of Paradise, and cher styles Of Feathers, that
need only to he seen to be admired.
Also, Childrens Embroidered Hoods Hats and Turbans,
Ladies Dress Caps and dresses and gem and
novelty which art and ingenuity could design the
World of Fashion produce
Embroderes of every style that possibly could be
found and Collars Sleeves and Sets Handkerch et Caps
Skirts Boards, Edgings and Iusertngs.
Also ClOsks and Mantas Ofevery style, that has been
pronounced most fashionable in Cloth trimmed with MOire
antique and More Antique trimmed with Cloth and Vel
vet, with rich Fringe Buttons, aud Tasses with
variety of the the other syes which would be supeuous
70 detail
Also Ladies' Corsetts of every popular improvement
will be found III this stock. OcIlO-dSm
TWO FIN Z ROSEWOOD PIANOS -(Giilberfs
i make. The subscriber has two fine new Pianos tor
sale on good terms BENZ +. SHIELDS, for Trustee,
septic AZ Ubbe Square
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ATTENTION

APECTED, with the next steamer, plenty Of that good
~ Lager Beer from Evansville, known To every body in
this city proved by high learned be the best drink for
mankind be had the well known Beer and Wine House
of r. Whitemuler, No. Il, College ST..
nOy6-lW between Church and Spring Sis.
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Scotch Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Just received shipment Ofseveal punebeOns and kegs
- of this article direct from Belfast, Ireland. 1t
will be fonnd far superior to offered to This market
b. l.. SIMPSON,
40 puhl
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LOWELL, MASS.
e And sold Wholesale by Berry Demoville, Retail
BY Jo G. Brown Nashville and all Druggists in the city
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
dtrWHw4m.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
w ILL be sold public sale al the residence of Thomas
w Chiffon, the 2d instant watch aud other person
PROPERTY sisting household furniture
the estate of Samuel b. Ingram, decd Terms made
known at sale. WM. HARMON.
Adm of S. Il. Ingram, decd.
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RADwAY's REGULATORS

Possessthls great power OF
EQUAlIZING THB CIRCULATION
And regulating all the Of the body natural and
healthy action.
Railways Regulators properties that okhsr
Pills deficient in and the only pills use that can
be taken for length Of time without weakening the as
tenn.
They always leave the In healthy condition the
liver bowels, heart, panereas kidneys add skin REGULAR
and ready discharge their functions Witout
unnatural
Every dose Of Railways Regulators that are taken will
infuse life, strength and sound health ~ tha
weak and feeble body. = =
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An Emigan called upon US few months since, who had
been with the disease called Kings Evil. he
two very large holes in his neck, and his head, body
legs with the most disgusting and aekeang
sores Immediately placed bin under the influence
the RssolvenI In weeks from the time upon
us every healed. Not le upon
body 70 remind him Of the Kings Evil.
This man. like thousands Of other deluded PERSONS had
thrown Frustrated before EmpeOFs kings,
and one Queen be touched by The fingers Royalty,
lieving the hands Of their "mOst sacred maestiss
would drive away evil" The RenOvatine Resolveut
aad more power restoring this poor delndsd victim
cruel disease sound condition Of body tsAn ali the
Kings and mOnArchs the earth.
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d ECElPT Of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery,
III Cloaks Embroideres, Ribbons, Trimmings, and La
dies Furs at
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fall; Injury Of the knee pan Excruating pafns
Timely arrivals Successful efneacy Of railways Ready

RAdWay's Ready keiei and Railways Regulators ar.
positive fo Agae and Fever. those s1ie1eJ
take from eve Rsdways Regulators sVery p;EhI
and spoonful OF Ready kelIe water rising IN ib
morning. aud during the EyLhsse soon RE ths
system from the poison o. ague.
he K. r. Il Remedies
stops decay heals ulcers tho lungs aud
throat asthma, hruchtss, chronic coughs Nud All
diseases and com plants taa JdrDSI lungs Gnd chest
Persons Who nave been truaDicd thrcats
ubvrui-s the iHus, Jsl1ris, s3aBdaaf asctions
le T. D.. flm-ttss t,ar,
these The prue9ie. LEI he ,sad7
kslief Dc spptied externally ' chest a1r lsl % ~
rl.FsA s,-ut g. '.. t-s1t' tH-u-'f --5iat,r-
GOD N.r..-.-
.....-. ....... cam.
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Kleinpeter, in all her parts did WE'LL
There was one young lady-the chief
spirit in the Woman's Rights Con-
vention," who acquitted herself with q
great deal Of credit.
Il was near twelve o'clock before
the prizes were distributed. They
were distributed by his Excellency the
Covert ors and many laurel crowns,
were worn that night. The additional
mark of appreciation bestowed on Miss
e. Gallagher, after she was crowned
with roses, without dissenting soul
found favor in the audience. The en-
tertainment at St. Mary's Academy, is
one of the events, in the history Of
our lovely letter city, to be remember
ed.
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Spffial Motiffs.
Demtistry.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers his - D

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his
L services to the citizens Of Ba- lYV \
ton Rouge snd the adjoining Par SA0IHD
ishes. He is prepared to execute Ill Hammer Of
Dental operations on the most approved and
Scientific principles known to the profession.
Being a graduate Of the Baltimore College Of
Dental Surgery, and with several years practical
experience in his profession, he feels warranted
iu saying that if he does not give satisfaction no
charge will be made. Strict attention given TO
Irregularities Of children's teeth.
HTERMs-REASONABL No charge made
for professional advice.
e0- Office hours--from O'Clock 4. r., 10 5R.x.
~ OFFYCF -lSecond Floor Of Herordn's
Brick Buiidin0--P ,iudfe Entrducs oU Fiortd0
Street. [juiy28-tfl RE-. TAYLOR D. DIS.
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Notice to Contrators.

Notice to Contractors.
CEALFD PROPOSALS for furnishing
~ materials and building ten (i0) Brick
Cisterns for the use OF the Fire department
Of the City of Baton Rouge will be received
at the Sheriff's Office until Thursday the
oath inst, at IL o'clock M, the specifics
tons can be seen at said office.
IS. M. HART,
Committee. E. W WILLIS.
H. v. BA1fN,
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TRUE CHARITY.--An individual
who thinks he is doing a more reli-
gious act in contributing to a Mission
ary Society, than in doing needful
act Of kindness to a relative, friend, or
neighbor, is leaving a society Of Gods
institution, for one of mans making
He shows perverted judgment in re-
gard to the duties of religion and in
regard to the best means Of spreading
il.
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CITY shoe Store.

T w. QUfGGINS, would inform the
y. public that he has purchased the entire
stock of J. s. HACKLEY, and will con-
tinue the business. at the old stand on Laf-
ayette street. He will continue to receive
weekly, supplies of ali that is fresh and
fashionable, in the way Of Ladies, Misses,
and Gents Boots and Shoes. iulyl4.
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A MAGNIFICENT FounrArs.-A

Il NAGFIFICENT tOUETAIR.--A
fountain has just been completed on
the grounds Of Mr.. s. Zimmerman, at
Niagara Falls, and threw its first jets
on the morning of the 4th. Its thus
described
1t is tbirty-fve feet in height, arts.
ing from an octagonal base, from the
centre Of which ascends an ornament.
cd stem, surrounded BY appropriate
figures, aquatic plants, DC, bearing a
bowl, around the edge Of which are
dolphin,, and about the base satyrs, all
throwing from the shells streams of
water. Above the basin is another
stem, surrounded by Aquatic plants
and flowers, which support lesser
basin over the lips Of this flows con.
slant sheet Of water. Above this
again, nude figure supports bowl,
and q jet rises some six feet above the
head. 1t has cost Mr.. Zimmerman $15,,-
900, exclusive entirely Of the works
which convey the water from the
brink Of the Canadian fall to bis resi-
dence."
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NEW GOODS.
At tho F,hiladelphia Cheap sto,

"s eHo HHHe1PHa1 OzaeaP 0pOSs
THE following new goods have Just been receiv-
L ed at this establishment, and wifi be sold at
the ueuaflow prices-Piafn and Check Nanscok
Musl1ns, Irish Linens in all qualities, Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers. Ladies Black Lace Mantilias and Points,
Black Lace Wells. Ribbons, Gallons, Trinmfnss.
Fiets Mitis, Long and Short, Gents Lisle Gsunt.
lets, Pillow Case Linens, &c., also slarge lot Of
Boys Leghorn Hats very cheap. July u.
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MUTuAL + oRBEARANcE.-.The horss
will be kept in turmoil where there
is no federation Of each others errors,
no lenity shown to failipgs, no meek
submission to injuries, no soft answer
to turn away wrath. If you lay sin
gle stick of wood in the crate and apply
fire to it, it will 20 out ;tput on another
stick, and they will burn and half
o dozen, and you will have blaze
There are other fires subject to the
same condition. IF one member Of q
family gets into passion ard Is let
alone, be will cool down, and possibly
be ashamed and repent. But oppose
temper to temper; draw in others Of
the group, and let one harsh answer
be followed by another, and there will
soon be blaze which will enwrapIthem
all in its burning heat.
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The ALBANY Express. is of the opir

The Albany Express, is of the opin-
ion that the losses to the spectators
in breadstuffs and provisions in the Uni
ted States, within a few months, can
not be less than s15,000,000. Ordi-
nary brands Of flour have fallen 81
per barrel, and wheat 81 per bush
ell
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Hardware for the Season.
JUST received per steamer Cahawba from
y New York:
Preserved Kettles assorted sizes
Self Sealing Cans, do. do.
Besides complete assortment of House
building Hardware at
ju.yl2. LARGUIER & LANOUE'S
Lafayette 81.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and LOT, beautifully situated 49,
n for small family residence, can be ls!s
purchased CHEAP, for one part cash and w
the balance In one and two years credit. 80
For fp rther information, apply to II. v. BABlN,
at the Shsrif's Office. July1s-f
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House and Lot for Sale.

4 GOOD HOUSE AND LOT. 49,
Il suitable for family residence, |sii
situated in Catfish Town--below 0
r. Arl.onr's Steam Mill The house . q
the corner OF Natchez and Spanish sts., and
is perfectly new. For particulars enquire Of
ily9 L. E. POWERS eco.
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A very Pleasant Evening.

~aSh
Mary's Academy, on Main street, pre-
sided over by the accomplished, Miss
V1croR. 1t was beautiful moonlight
night. There was canopy in the
open air, under which was temporary
stage, fitted up with scenes, whose
familiar, faces, took us back in memory
to an early day; when it was our plea
sure, to trut and fret upon the stage"
How pleasant it is, to get away, for a
moment from the patching sun Of
MONDAY, with its mountainous hum, and
sitting dust, and enjoying such pic
lures cfyoung life, and rosey health
the air made fragrant with the per
fume of lovely AowersAand every
thing conspiring to make us forget that
we live in world Of cares and troubles,
where evil still predominates over
good Z! How pleasant to turn from
such unpleasant realities and in the
moonlight scene, enjoy the picture
Of the merry nine' Of woodland and
of dale" the Muses." we'll and truth
full personatedas the Poet with heaven.
ly inspiration has drawn them, and the
painter transtixed the impression to
immortal canvas? STAY TO indulge
on fancies flight, with ones feet rest
upon the grass earth is--to use 3
poetical expression Of our SCOTS Old
field Poet" worse than any thing
else Here, is tho programme and
order of Exercise before us. The FIRST
thing is Hail Columbia" by chorus
Of little voices--music by Mr.. Fourmes-
raux,-pretty good, Les Emtarras
de Paris, Miss G. Way pretty good
Hodge and the Vicar Miss Bella
Stuart, pretty good. 1.-THE Rich
man and the Poor'--Miss Anna Bell.
This was very good.-Spoken 10 an
easy and graceful manner, with a
very clear and sweet little voice. lie
| cygne ct les Corbeaur" by Miss T..
Commeaux, came next. Then lie
chat ct les Lapius" by Miss A. Duplan-
tier. The Song of the School master"
was we'll acted, but the school Masters
voice was too weak for the chorus
1.-The Orphan by Miss Mary Severe,
was very we'll recited. Miss En-. Pike,
done well with her song. Miss Anna
Sherburne recitod" Tn apparition de
mon Ange Garden" remarkably well.
lie Son,eil de Innocence by Miss Rosa
Larguier, was well given with becom-
ing difidence. Miss @. Kleinpeter,
sang "Ask me not why" Now the
curtain rises, and we have regular
dramatic scene--Miss s. M ,rgan, per-
sonates F Fashion," exults at her
power and moralizes upon its effect on
her giddy followers. Her yotaries of
different periods of time from King
James, down appear, clad in all that
has been considered beautiful aud be-
coming in the past, to compare with
the present. Each ope, performs her
part with grace and ease.
Miss Lizzie Chinn, deserves a favora-
bic mention for the manner IN which
she gave us the Ely and the spider.
Miss Cecilia Jones, spoke little piece
in French, very we'll.
Miss E. Gallagher in all the differ
ent parts assigned her, acquitted her
self with great credit. Miss Mary
Morgan, sang two or three pieces we'll,
her voice is not sufficiently strong, to
sing in the open air its melody is better
adapted to the parlor. lie Cantique de
Judith" by Miss Marian Morgan, was
admirably given. As "Melpomene"
the Tragic muse, she looked like an
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Land at a BARGAIN,

AHHU MI u nMFkNlMs -09
900 ACRES Of we'll timbered land,
O<O admirably adapted for wood
yard. The land is located in the DEVILS
Swamp, about II miles above this city,
and fronts the river. Thirty acres of IL are
under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had, by making immediate appli-
cation to
july9-tf L. E. POWERS & co.
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MORE LIGHT

MORE LIGHT.
DORTABLE GAS; Csmphine Lard
i Oil superior; Lamp Chimney; Lamp
Wicks For sale by VIM. BOGEL.
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The Infant Dona Amelia who is to marry
Prince Adalbert of Bavria the presumpative
heir to the throne of Greece, is to receive
. dowry Of 100000 reals in addition to
what her royal father is TO give, and to a
magnificent set of diamonds which she
received by lot in the division Of her moth
ers property. The queen is also to present
her Royal Highness with a magnificent
poyYrs in diamonds.