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The Last Chance of tic Season..
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of ST. Ann and Burgundy Streets.

We inform numerous customers and the public generally,
that have received large and magnificent stock Of
American and Foreign Dry Goods
The being far advanced, and desiring
stock for the approaching one offer the whole for sale
from and after THIS DAY, (Aonday,) August llh, ex
eney moderate and reduced prices Our proof that
have the time faithfully kept all promises
II is utterly impossible for to here to our many
friends, every article TO be found shelves;
800 pieces IRISH LINEN, at all prices;
800 =. MOSQUITO NETTING, jacquard and other
manufacturers;
500 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS;
800 DAMASk and other NAPKINS;
800 pieces INDIENNEs, assorted;
% -. LINEN CAMBRIA;
500 :. GRASS SKIRTS;
800 JACONET MUsIINS, cheap;
200 :. INDIA MUSLINS;
go :. PLAIN and FANCY MUSLINS;
200 e. DOMEsTICS;
800 PARASOLS;
500 UMBRELLAS;
$50 ROBES, Flouuced and BayaGere style:
800 pieces BLACK VELVET, various breadths;
800 pairs MUSLIN CURTAINS, jacquard and Bobinct
CURTAIN sTUFFs, various qualities.
Fine Paris Brittany and Bobnet Netting; English Hose and
Half Hose French and other Coonae Thread Ticking Al
paca Wooen Stus and Buck MousseaneS dc Iane Cotton
Cord Linen Sheengs Silks Of different styles: magnificent
of Beached and Unbeached Cotton Sheeps and
Slirtings, etc, etc
N BWe omit the prices which offer the above men.
toned stock intend to surprise all who will honor us with
visit, at the cheapuess Of tile same.
NJ. BARRIERE & CO.,
anll 2p3t Corner Of st. Ann and Burgundy sts
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ggrBy virtue of the powers with which
invested yhe Supreme Government of the Republic of Nj
caragua per documents deposited and recorded iii the Office Of
W. Chrisy, Esq, Notary Pabc have constituted and APP
pointed 1Tessrs. MASON PITCHER and SEIADRACK F.
SLATER the sole agents Of the said Republic for the purpose
of efeeng loan and of settling such advances may haze
been heretofore made to the
They fully accredited to that effect and have alone author
y hereafter obligations and for Nicaragua
jY2l 2p D. DE GOICOURIA.
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MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1856.

eiy during TIE summer, Mo desire
NeeEg tortoardea HEM done
any tine bs 7sartag orders and 3D.
iSsrsss ii oss. et;ce. No. 10 Camp bet
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FAST RuNN1ka The Montgomery Mail says that
Mr. Buchanan very fast, but finds reason for It
as follows: Bat it's because he's going do,on bin
Three weeks ago, he was at the top of the hill-a
fortnight hence, he'll be at the bottom He beats EN-
all going down.
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N STANDARD ~ oRKs on THE BIBh n Students in
theology and others find on referring to the at
vertisement Of Thomas II, White, lo5 Canal street.
that he has very large stock Of commentaries and
other otl the Holy Scripture. as large, we have
doubt as could be found in the South and which
he viii dispose Of at very reasonable rates. Nj.
Whites stock Of ellaneous books and stationery
is also very large and we'll selected.
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we learn from who came down on
The Opelonsas Railroad that the storm had
raged with great violence on the line Of the road do
ing much serious ilan1ag Chimneys and houses
were blown down. The crops are completely ruined
on The line Of the road u is reported that several
7iyns we're lSst
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notwithstanding to the fire which occ uI-
red in the Oreanan Office yesterday morning. by which ht
and other apparatus greatly damaged the
will not papear for day aul3 Up
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BUSINESS AND THE PREsESr.-T Though the weather
has been very Indictment for three days past, vet
there was considerable activity perceivable on the
streets yesterday, but no important negotiations
were contaminated. There is considerable feeling
manifested in regard to the present storm and rain
which commenced on Saturday night last and from
all accounts received up to late hour last evening 1T
has extended over broad surface Of the cotton and
sugar region In fact it is reported that the cane on
the river is beaten down by the wind, and that the
heavy rains the high lands have washed the cotton
SO much as TO ieopardize even an average yield.p
The last adyices from England were received BY tel
egraph via Quebec they were encouraging for cotton
The Canada. from Liverpool on the % inst, will be
due to-day and if the storm has not Frustrated the
wires, the advices may come through. Should they
be of the most favorable nature there is nothing on
which they can at this time be brought to bear unless
it is flour, Corn has advanced to that figure which.
with the advance in freight, makes it very hazard.
GUS article for investment
The receipts Of cotton ore on very limited scale
On sundayfhe 10TH and Monday the 18th insts., they
were 7O5 bales. Up toe o'clock last evening not
solitary bale had been reported for yesterday, nor
solitary boat. This il something unusual, though ths
same thing has occurred many times in years long
since passed. On the 10th, 18th and 18th Of August
of last year the receipts were 6S bales and for the
corresponding week last year the receipts Of cot
ton were lfs5 bales. Is there any probability Of one
half or onequarter of that quantity being received
this week. We can answer that question withou
drawing on superstition, and say there is not
The a orthern mail via Mobile failed yesterday en-
tirely. The European letters by the Atlantic wer
due on Monday; they will undoubtedly be received
an } 45.
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" are under renewed oblig tons To purser
Hart, of The steamship Daniel for valuable
memoranda and files.
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Boots, Shoes and Ba.Og0ns.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
R8- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
RUssET BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2phW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. 1eghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST s. CO.,
jyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street,
EDepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
as 2ptf Nos. q and Isl Charres street.
D9'. Sgntageg Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAvTER STREET, NEW oRLEANsE
Cures CANCERS, scALpH HEAD WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS Of every description iaSl 2ply
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M A r r lie D

On Tuesday evening. August ETH by the Charles Good
rich, Mr. THADDEUS D. VANH0IaN and Miss MARCIA.
RETTA LAW, al of this city
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american C1esE, SirSR ETs0s'tE,
SECOND DISTRICT.
FILLMORE AND DGNELSON.

This Club will hereafter meet every SATURDAY EVENING,
at halpas O'clock its hall, ST. PHILIP BALL ROOM.
It first regular sitting will be held NEXT SATURDAY.
All persons friendly the election of Fillmore and Donclson,
are respectfully requested to attend.
VALERY DUPLESSIS President.
JOHN r DuFoCR, Secretary. anl3 2p
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Canton aM0EEiseG.

100 pieces "A WHITE CANTON MATING:
100 do Al RED CHECK CANTON MATTINC-a worry
superior article.
For sale wholesale RETAIL very reduced prices Appyto
WIN. H. FISK,
aul 2p3t l63 Canal street next to cor or Raronre
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s,WAK's BANE NoTE LIST AND DETEcFoR. We
have received the gust number Of this useful work
and To learn that il il the last number The
prpprietors Glory state the causes why
the publication ceases are from want Of pa
tronage. We have frequently had occasion to note
She want Of patronage of many periodical publica-
tons the South while those Of similar character
in ofthern seem to prosper, and be Of great
interest to the public and productive Of benefit to
proprietor. ii may asked this uncture, when
viii The South become wise and encourage its own
productions t$s55 S$s4# #8 %fS
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Ke0 COssts's
GEL Z RATED WEST INDIAN
T IA NG q M1 "a Kg E

FOR THE TEETH, GUMS AND BREATH,
Is now, after years. trial of its wonderfully beneficial
effects in the Northern States Of America brought to enoF
tice of the whole American continent This TINCTURE does
not pretend all the evils which those parts of the hu
frame subject but it is with perfect confidence
mended as the very BEST and SAFEST DAILY e..
Companion to the Toilet.
1t perfectly nocuons containing neither acids other
deleteos substance and will keep for years ndegeneted
quality.
LIST. 1t ceanses the Teeth makes them pcarly white preserves
the enamel and prevents decay.
3D. 1t preserves the gums aud prevents their becoming soft
spongy and white.
3d. It pues the breath, and impars agreeable
and pleasant odor.
These its BENEFICIAL properties, and the most skep
cal unable discover my maleicient quality. Why: BE-
has has been tested approved and
mended and daily used by several of the Medical Faculty
merchants, dentists md citizens.
EIrPRTCE-25 cents per Bottle So so per Dozen.
MF-In boxes and half dozens, for family Try it.
Fer sale at
NORMANiS,
IL Camp street. and at the ST. Charles
Book Store, under the ST Charles Hotel New Orleans,
General Agent for Louisiana, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.
ESS@ Observe each label bears the written signature of
nng 2p4&2tW a% r. D. DA COSTA.
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WITH THE SANCTION AND APPROVAL OF THE
II. W. GRAND LODGE or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
I'll Grand Dress S0sree
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
Officers Of Howard Lodge No. 10, !. 0. OF.
AT THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE CARRoLLToN
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD,
On Tuesday Evening, August 10Th,
The thereof be devoted othe Widows and Orphans
@# Fund OF snd Lodge
Tile entire floor of the Hotel has been engaged by the
Committee, MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, and every
arrangement made to render this the most pleasant So1REE
given during the months this side the Lake
Gentlemen desiring Ladies' Invitations requested to send
and residences tbs Board Of Managers who
will meet every Monday and Friday evenings previous to the
soiree. s&
Lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board Of Managers.
has been engaged leave the Lake for the
City 2]S o'clock A. NJ OH Wednesday, which hour the
Ball will terminate.
Genteens Tickets 50 50 EACH TO be had either of the
Managers p P Werleins, No. Camp No Ticket
will be sold at the Lake, money reeeivedat the door,
B5 Ladies' gentlemen holding tickets invitations for
the Soree the 18th inwhch has been postponed in
of the nclemency Of the weaeae notified that they
| will be good for this occasion.
Managers.
| Vt. D. VANHoRN, DAVID MOORE, s..
| R. S. KEAGHY *G. II. sEOTWELL,
"A. DESOLA, #JOSEPH WAGNER,
| SAMUEL HARDY, NEWTON RICHARDS,
| ~. L. MACAULAY, ...-..
#F1oor Managers Committee Invitation Arrange
ments.
A For the accommodation of the company special train
of will leave the Depot ut Tve Circle the Lake ct 20
and 20 O'Clock the evening of the soiree. jy2l 2p
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salsS01e .Myg6stt s. Co.,
formerly Burnett & Boswick)
PUBLISHERS AND ROOF6SELLEsS,

rs CARP .SzZaEEZ-,
VIII issue on The first day of January the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY embracing the of all citizens
statistics in regard to public Institutions and also Planters
Directory containing the Of the most prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS und TEXAS
number of competent and experienced persons been
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part of the
work. and will be compiled expense sufficient to deray
the whole cost OF publication of an ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed W. H. RAINEY
Box n 229, or left at ID Camp street ie2 2p3n
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al Chance at aW0OtJy's.
Prior to taking stock and his departure for the North in
few days.
S. N. MOODY, "l-
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will from this day for weeks offer unusual inducements
his friends and customers patrone him. His splendid stock
Of
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
replete with everything needfu genteans toilet Of
fered Mt
20 per Cent. Reduction in Price.
oodys regular price. being lower than any other in
New Orleans the advantages OF buying this week will be Oh
vous to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
TO have your Shirts made to order
S. ". MOODY ...,
will take and sample shirts with him. and have orders
filed under his supervision at the Mandatory No. 3l5
Broadway New York. jy2S MoWe&SalD2p
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NJOTICE-THE CITY OF JEFFERSON is NOW PIE.
IN pared by issuing bonds bearing eight Per
cent interest and well secured per special act Of the Lcsa
'''0 V T. ]. LAYER, Mayor.
Tune lf 1876, iel6 I'm
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NIeeoyyAN,s GELEsIsAsTI,Mlzps Fla. RhANTA 4

Cincinnati. December l, 1856.
Messrs. Geo. \. W5nchell, Bro. l. Co
Gents-The PunpRs Engine purchased Of you for Of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has time and given perfect satisfaction. I
consider the best pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pnmps 3Onch circular saw,
three hc and drill press and there with
IS pound pressure the square inch of the boiler. Therefore
cordially recommend to The notice of railroad managers and
others. Yours trny,
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-rEHtR I-nanspnse Hs=annSeass=
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T.fyII. ENGINEERING AND SUIsVEYfNGs
" The undersigned having formed The pnI
nose of tranaeting any business IN the line OF Civil
and Surveying may be entrusted to them, within e STATE
Louisiana, and having had considerable experience IN ,a.
frnn, tbosa intefps ted therein J. G. DREUx.
AVN 'A W, S. MITCHELL
on.n NJ. f,o,,,naro;o) PIura
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|
s|8 CHEa Day Goons Messra. Barrere s Co., cor
ner IF ST. and Burgundy streets, advertise that
ey are nov selling out the balance their stock at
extremely moderate and reduced rates the large
amount oi goods they have on hand, we sup
pose, rendering II necessary that room should be
made ior the fall stock We have, from, time to time,
examined the goods Of these gentlemen and have
always been pleased with their beauty and variety
Ladies can here fad all that they lnny want in the
way Of dress from the balloonIike hoped skirt TO
the delicate artificial flower. We anticipate steady
rush at Barrieres ais soon as the weather moderates
sufficiently to allow the ladies to go a shopping.
Husbands and fathers will please make an arrangements
accordingly
THE LATE sToRM--Th lie late stornl--We might call
present st5r, ii still hangs over the city
and anyirons tended eastward Oh the lakes, but
was not attended with that severity as to cause any
damage III Ocean Springs and Biloxi, on Sunday,
The wind blew pretty fresh for some six CT eight
hours. attended with high water. AT Mississippi
City and Pass Christian it. commenced blowing a
twelve Knot hreeze Saturday, increasing on Sun
day morning to good gale. The wind being from
Etc 3. S. 81 On Sunday night there were several
heavy squalls Of wind with heavy rains. OnMonday
morning the wind hauled to the South and blew very
fresh AL day from 8. 70 s. VI, afiordng yachtmen
and amateur sailors at Pass Christian abundance Of
desirable element for the occasion the regatta.
We think blew some time during the day about a
twenty knot breeze equivalent to soudding under
the bare poles.
There was no boat from Mobile yesterday, consc-
quently no Northern mail. This was not, however,
owing to the Storm but because there was no boat at
Mobile prepared by the contractors. Nempo,te; we
can overlook omission their part now and then,
though they can pay a fine almost every day in the
year and make money by the operation.
The fagorite coast packet Creole continued her
trips regular through the Storm though she did roll
and pitehrath rough OF times and gave the wharf
proprietors an evidence Of her strength. Butt a
crowded boat arrived at Port Pontchartrain it
was the Creole on yesterday morning, from Ocean
Springs Biloxi, Mississippi City, Pass Christian and
Bay ST. Louis. 8sS "a gf55
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BYT0teE" Coolers.

splendid article all sizes for sale at reduced prices For
economy and the enjoyment of cool drink of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. articles
rvalled for cheapness and durability. For sale by
T. ROBERTS,
je30 2p2m 20 Camp street.
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mo SUGAR PI.ANrERS.-rHE SUBSCRIBERS
are prepared receive orders for PHILADELPHIA 81
GAR KETTLES Of the Tennessee Pattcrn aud nj much less
price McCuTCHON, HOWELL. CO.,
rnI7 - IS Camp street New Orleans.
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DEFRIGERATORS AND WAFER COOL"
II ERS-N superior article Of UPRIGHT REF F.lGEfsA-
TORS varying price from SIS SO-some with lce"a'eF
Tanks. =, ,,r,,, 1,,> -, rr,, 49,, rf-r,
PITCHERS at . r>---r oo =. 49,, ...
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6I9DAT.! td1hL!-SPENCERF IELp d Co, DEALERS
" in Pittsburgh Anthracite, American English ana eeolch
Camel Coal s.,
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GEC0ND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, NO
~ % BaronHe street, near GAnhl. .
Secondand Furniture of all descriptions bought sold or x
changed also repaired Yarsed In the best and on
reasonable terms .,... ,,..-
Persons declining housekeeping md wishing to dispose OF
their urnitHre would do well to call on the ndeT
fe22 7. NJ T0URNE.
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TIRENCH LANGUAGE md LITERARY r.
L LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer NJ the Bar Of faf
now Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana. ,,., - o,,,
u mo oiiuo' oii'''-'''' o milo
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After full examination of the claims of these two
parties and their candidates, / cannot for moment
hesitate to yield my support to Mr.. Fillmore have
simply to justify myself in the eyes of my old asso-
sicates; and all that could or would ask is, that
each member Of the old Wing party shall dispas-
sionatey weigh these candidates in his own scales and
support the one who comes nearest TO his ideas Of per
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENNIsTOUN, WOOD { CO.,
~ Of New York have nude application the Gy @ M
CITY of New Orleans Municipality bonds Tor one mon
sand dollars eac-te said Coupons being ior the sum o '
dollars each and first day Of February s5b rhf-
ther the said forty nine Coupons were poslG 1t 4h
for transmission the said nenniStoun Wood Co.. BY the re-
cc steamer which is missing and is supposed 10 nave
been lost ,,r,,,,,,-ro,r,r i. rn
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COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM ATT
" tile New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing sGch can nov procure them by addressing
W. P. COLEMAN Box C, No. 1876 New Orleans.
MhnIactory Napoleon Avenue, city of Jefferson La
E3- Ware Room and Depot, No. SO NBtchez street New
Orleans. i4 lvd&W
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ms speak plainly. the present triangular contest there
separation gongou which every has doubtless noted
bit which yet has spoken OPENLY The campaign
now commencing which the politicians arayed
side people the other The politicians see that
change place in the popular mind and that those who
were once regarded rapidly losing the influence
they Alarmed the possible loss of that power and
lar class they deserving the people TO stand by their order
and that they have thus nnequivocaly thrown down the
distinctly that especially as regards this detection
prominent politicians and not Of the masses latter
gnded BY principle the former bywell we will leave
eained Of the people Of Maryland unaues
they stand directly their constituency and the
points Of erenceare OF the character Happily their
influence is SMALL lose simply votes, triing
change vewof the large majority which Mr. Fillmore will
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TOHN HALLEEe 81 BROTHER. 247 TCHoUPI.
tonlas street above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND sfIEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared do ali kinds Of work
in their line Of business snc putting Tin and Copper Gut
tes Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin md Zinc Roofs
in all parts of The city moderate prices with and
dispatch All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing attended with
dispatch. By strict attention all ORDERS hope merit
shate of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer following gentlemen Messrs.
Crozer Wing Jamson Mcintosh, Cook Aiorehouse, Rob-
Caller. Turpiu Il Co., j. W. Jewell.
neter Box 60 Mechanics and Deaers' Exchange, 10 st
Charles street. a2l 3IBd.kW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

Z AfhoIrTM1HrsfTo THE s0rATE NItlTAr1s ~
sTf4uTx, The foli6kfns laro thA naW sppeluss
Z. ii. NM. y. rfss
'Ae Ax.nls -allsasy Anss.sss - 2s 2
Among them are B. O. whsrry, J. r. Lynch, Wm,
=. Clarke. end --l-as A6ryau from RishmoaesN
nc wherry. city of Rlchmond; Joseph II Trtht
Cumberland county: JessDh - Il Hsbsrd. FiuyanSs
county: Namuai xnstin. HarrisoI, county: 4 III
BOYD. Nslson eenntv. Janss r Tyler. Goushanp.
ton county: r Chs1bsrs- Kansvhs comfy: Chss
Z Moaby. CamnhelIs connfS, aamud Robinsou.
Fauqnisr county -James Raitxelt. Washipeson
county; Themss Amiss. Nsdison county; Robt
G TAYLOR. Nontromerv counfv. Watkins Shelton
Henry county. ni~ss poyno.. Brunsyvick County:
WIN w Gown, Hsnov:r countv: VIM Oyerton
Louisa county. yyn ~ Holsmsn. Yin vanns cortr.
~: N Devsr,s RosroT : county n Ruster
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VIRGINrA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS "A cor.
respondent Of the Richmond Enquirer, writing
from the White Sulphur Syringe. say that amoag
Chancellor johnson, Of Md. Chancellor Buckly, Of
Miss, and Charles Louis Bonaparte. the last uamed
being an interesting little lad of 13 years old and
grand nephew Of Napoleon Bonaparts. Philadei-
dephia has the belle there this seasoH Baltimore,
who ruled last year, having surrendered the palm
The broad swiss hat h very common among the
ladies, and the hoops are carrying the day.
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SWEDISH STABLE TREATMENT TO HORSES
Sweden. the floors Of the stables are planked, and
the planks are perforated with holes, 90 that wet
win not lodge on them--the bare boards being the
only bedding allowed To this strange method the
Swedes attribute the soundness Of their horses
feet, as 1t is quite uncommon to meet with lame
or fsundered horse in Sweden which has been 80
stabbed 8a 4s.*5is r. t4%%ls9@ 81 Rs