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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-22

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, svenoth District
PARISH OF EAST 'ElLCIANA, Court
Certify the for going lo h, true copy of the
J JudgmelH II ndrred n the aforesaid suit.
ROBERT d. PATRICK,
nayl Deputy Clerk
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A G. T. n T s.

The following named persons our authorized
agents t. collect monies due for. and receive subscrip
tons to the .DENncRNr"
ARTHUR MckENNA. Jackson La
K. CHICK. Port Hudson
JOHN 4. NclCG!l Plains Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-15

S5- THE PUBLIC Of Richmond now have chance
OF obtaining Ambretypes OF quality that deserve
the highest commentator. Heretofore the objec-
ton to Ambrotypes have been their dingy. miserable
color, looking more like wood cuts than portraits;
and in consequence the public have been Disguised
with them. TYLER Co. have been experimenting
for the last two years. and have brought at last the
Ambrotype Picture to state of perfection unrivaed
by the finest ivory paintings See the style Of
picture at l3e Main street
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday, Jan. Is, Is now ready, ana may De o.
timed at the counting room. The contents OF me
present number include full reports OF Legislative
and Congressional proceedings for the week, CITY
aud State news, General Intelligence, Correspond
snee, Gov. wise's Letter on the Kansas Constitu-
tion, the Presdons Message relative to the arrest
of walker, &c, Sc. Price 81 per annum, In ad.
vance . cents per single copy.
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UTICA, y. Y, Jan. 13.-The Coroners Jury in the
case of the atrocious double murder in Hamilton,
Madison county, this State, have rendered yer-
dict that the terrible deed was performed by the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock.
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ErRTUER FROM KANSAS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NORTH AME
RICAN.

RlCAN.
PORTLAND. ME-, Jan. 4.-The steamer North
American, from Liverpool December 30th, has ar
rived here.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, Jan. ITO p. M.-The general news
by the North American is unimportant.
The relief of Lucknow is confirmed.
The steam frigate Minnesota, with the L. s. Mi
mister to China on board, had reached Hong Kong.
The British were to commence operations speedily
against Canton.
The steamer Sarah Sands, with troops for India
on board was partially burnt at sea, but subse-
quently reached Mauritius.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 30-The money market is easier.
Consos for money 49, tor account 81. There is pros
pect Of farther reduction in the Bank rate.
Cotton has advanced I'D the market closing firm.
Flour has declined 6d.Glls. Wheat firm. Corn uIl-
changed.
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FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Jan. 13.-Wessnor's brewery, situated
on Jefferson and Batavia streets, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning The amount
Of the loss is about $4,000, and the insurance lin
two Hartford otfices) 81 coo.
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IT, LAST Two DAYsoF PROF FowLER.-Prof Fow-
Ter leaves for Petersburg, Saturday noon. Those
who wish delineation Of natural capabilities, by
this apostle Of pbrenology, must embrace this last
opportunity. l5-2ts
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SEVERE sxNrRscx.-Judge Russell, Of New York,
has sentenced Francis McHugh TO thirteen years
and nine months ia the State prison, for highway
robbery, though he only stole plug Of tobacco,
lead pencil and i've cent piece.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Y. s. sloop-of-war
Marion is preparing to join the African squadron.
Her principal officers are Commander Brent,
Lieutenants Morris. Whiting, Stone and Weaver,
master John f. Stribling, and Surgeon Randolph
F Mason
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THE DISPATCH.
49, esyS,1 fANnARY Is fes}
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advsrtissmsnts Cor the DtsrArca must be handed
IN by sx o'clock IN tie afternoon. in order to appear
The usxt day. The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upon the columns Of our paper viii not admit Of
their receptions after the hour named.
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THE CONCERT NEXT MONDAY NIsHT.--We desire to
keep our readers informed of tho fact that Mile
Ciarisss de Beranger, q distinguished cantatrice,
frsm Europe, will give her FIRST concert In this
city ct Metropolitan Hall, next Monday night
She will be assisted by other vocalists of celebrity,
and the concert will doubtless b brilliant
affair.
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AGENCY In NORFOLK.

WIN. 4. FOSTER. ESQ. IL the Agent for the DAriY
pupArcH In Norfolk. the circulation OF the paper
there having increased to an extent demandna per
sousI Attention 20 liz distribution the collection Of
duea nc
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THETRAGEDY OFHAMILTON, NY.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-The adyices from Kansas, re-
specting the election, exceedingly contradicto-
ry and unreliable Both parties claim triumph.
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FROM TIE NEST INDIES

NORFOLK, Jan. 1.-THE schooner C. W. Conner.
ten days from East Caycos Island, with cargo Of
salt has arrived at this port. She brings favor
able report relative to the sugar crop The antic-
ipated crop at Barbados is estimated at 10000
hhds. Slaves were in active demand.
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R@ AUCTION NOTICE is So
licted to our sale of Horses Cows Farming Utensils,
&C. &C TO-DAY at Is O'Clock, NJ, at the farm Of
Mr. D. p. Howle Mt Warwick. miles below Rich
ia Is LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
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81 TYLER 4 Co. charge but 50 cents for the new
style Of Ambrotypes They are the gems of the 18th
century. Depot 1879 Main street
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AS- See the new style of ANBRoTYPEs introduced
at TYLER Co.'s Gallery. 1879 Main street. They are
taken for 50 cents
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THEArRE.-Shakspeares great tragedy of CogIo-
LANus is announced for tonight with Mr.. Lorraine
10 the principal character, supported by an Ell
cient cast. The nautical drama OF Black-Eyed
Susan will also be produced, besides pleasing in
terlude Of singing and dancing. 1t is the occasion
Of Mr.. Loraines benefit, and we hope he will have
Q full house. The entertainment Is one Of the
most attractive Of the season.
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DOR SALE OR RENT-The very desi-
L. rable Farm, on the Brooke Plank Road ~ miles
from Richmond. recently occupied by Mr.. W. H.
BOwcock. The tract contains 100 acres. The build
ings on the place new. consisting of large
Brick Mansion, containing rooms, and all other
out-houses. Apply 10
la l5-6t GODDIN AppERSON
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sSTTo MAKE Coon BIscuITs,

Use Semple's Infallble Baking Powder.
To make good Batter Cakes,
Use sempte's Infsllible Baking Powder.
To make good Buckwheat Cakes,
Use Samples Infallibe Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry.
Use Semples Infsllible Baking Powder.
For sale by all Druggists. - -
JOHN W. GARLICk,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Market Place, Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
ia i5-ts
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In;ilichmond, at the residence Of Mrs. snsan z.
Rhodes, on Wednesday evening. Miss JUDITH n.
WOoDs0N.
The friends and arquaintances OF the family are
requested 20 attend her funeral. this morning ORR
day at II O'Clock, from the N. Il. Church. Manebes
ter without further notice
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n.y. MECHANICS BUILDING FUND Asso-
cIArIoN-A meeting of the Stockholders, for the
election of officers &C. will be held at Saunders
Hall TaIS EVENING, at ~ O'Clock.
BY order of the Board
ia l5-lt r.. McCAhIH1, Sec y.
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E9~ AUCTION NoTICB.-At ii o'clock
TODAY. (Friday,) will be sold at auction. 20 the
highest bidder At the Metropolitan Hall ,Thabergs
grand Piano. selec ted and approved by hu from the
renowned Chickering factory.
ia Is LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP DRY GOODS,
goto LEWIS Is Main street.
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no YOU WANT any nice and cheap
~ Collarsi If SO, 60 to LEWIS.
NEGRO CLOTHING AND BLANKETS.
~ sold very low, ut LEWIS old Established Store
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Eds SCHOONER OAKLAND AT AUCTION.
Attention is requested to the sale Of the schooner
Oakland, This Afternoon, commencing vt 4 o'clock,
with all of her Tsck lying in the Dock.
ia Is THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auct.
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w NorIcE.-The subscriber asks the
attention of Ladies' and Gentlemen, to his sale 10
take place on SATURDAY morning next, ut 10
O'Clock, ard would thsnk those In want Of such
goods, to cali and examine them previous to the
day Of sale. See advertisement.
la ltd H. ". QUARLES Auct.
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FAMILY FLOUR.-One hundred bbls.
Il superior Shepherds Dale FAMILY FLOUR. This
brand took the premium at the late Fair and the
-four has been tested and approved by families. For
sale by EUBANK l. BROTHER.
ia Its Basin Rank
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HAVING purchased of Messrs. JAS. A.
II GENTRY Il CO. their entire interest in the
NEWSPAPER and PERIODICAL business, l here
by appoint JAS. A. GENTRY my Agent, to conduct
said business i'll all its branches at the old stand
l2i Broad street-to buy and sell for cash only.
DAVID X. GENTRY.
Richmond, Jan. Ii, lsiS. la l5-3t
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k1- MISSES AND cHILDRgS's EMBROIDERED FLIP
pERs-A beautiful lot Of Misses and Children's Em-
broidered Slippers. just received at
u iS-d6twit ALEX HIIL's 1T Main It,
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81 VERY PARTICULAR NorieE TO MI FRIENDS.
CUSTOMERS, AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-This is to
inform you that am now prepared to manufacture
Ladies', Gentlemen's, BOYS and Misses Doors HOES
and CATERS, Of every description, Having on
hand the best materials that can be bought il the
European markets. and also the best of materials of
American manufacture. making in all my Stock Of
Materials the best that can be had; and having now
in my employ the best workmen that this Country
can produce so that if cannotfarnishto my friends
and customers and the public with good Doors and
SHOES. would like TO know who can.
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of
Boots Shoes and Materials, &C..
No. III Main street. Richmond, Va.
P.s.-WANTED, 2 or 3 good WORKMEN on La
dies Welt Heel Caters. Also. On Morocco Heel
Caters. for which will pay the highest wages to
good Workmen. ja l5-itl A. HILL.
AH- THALDER0's GRAND PIANo.-Amongst our ad-
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Va LADIES EMBROIDERED SLIpPERs.-Just TO hand.
large variety of Ladies' Embroidered Slippers new
styie and pattefns. Of French manufacture.
u is-d6twt ALEX. Hill, LII Main st.
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HA- LADIES Fun LINED QUILTED sHoEs.-You will
fnda very superior article of Ladies' Fur Lined
Quilted Shoes, at ALEx. HITS,
ia i3-d6twlt III Main street.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On the l2th instant, at the residence Il Rev; ".
Saunders, on Church Hill. Mr.. ". b. HORNEk. 70
Miss LOUISA r HARRIS.
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AE THALDERG's GRAND PIANo.--Amongst our ad.
vertisements of this day will be that the grand
Thalberg Piano will be sold this morning to the
highest bidder, at II o'clock at Metropolitan Hail.
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ATLADIEs' CORK soLE CATERS aud Quilted shoes
just received at ALEX. HILL's
ia ls-d6twlt III Main street.
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fOOsOOO SALE The subscribers will sell
privately, in lots to suit purchasers, 10000 good
hard BRICKS, at their Brick Yard, on Main ST., bt.
tween I'D and ed streets TIL )se in want, will find
it to their advantage to call on us.
LARUS Il SHINE,
Ia l1-tE a Main street
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SUPPLIES FOR THE UTAH EXPEDITION. =
TREASURY RECEIPTS.

WASalvGToN, Jan. 14.-fhe Quartermaster Gene
raj is engaged in making preliminary arrangements
to forward supplies to the Utah expedition; but
there is no money now available for purchases
The receipts into the Treasury considerably I'm
proved the past week
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NOrf1,opn vfurlxx

NEw YORK. Jan. H.-fiour quiet; Ohio advanced 5
cents. Wheat hrn VI unchanged rates. Corn nomi-
nal Stocks hrmer. Virginia Sc $s2ta.
BALTIMORE, Jan A.-Fiour-Howard street. 81 80;
Ohio and City Mills, 81 so. Wheat--good to prime
White $l.ls@ 30 Red. si064fi.lU White Corn $40
81 cents; yellow, 609l8i cenfs..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nar.HEwIxa MAcHINEs.

In the whole list Of Machine none have come 20
rapidly into favour and use. Sewing Machines-
Their economy and utility are palpable. ana the
merits Of the invention havs been well tested.
that the only question left for the most prudent man
10 ask himself, respecting them, IL,
''Whose Machine shall l Buyfs
ard as work half done must be twice done, k ~
manifest that on the performance. not theprice OF
the Instrument, hangs q sensible decision. The pro-
HUNT. WEBSTER co.'s SEWING MACHINES
Claim for them the following important points, AMI
affirm that money is unwiseiy invested in any and
All Sewing Machines which fsll short OF this stand
ard.
They will stitch. hem. rltH and gather.
They make strong lock stitch, that cannot ne
unTareiied or pulled out. ,.,
They stitch ALIKE on both s!dtS OF the "ork, WIFI
out forming ridges underneath:
They are perfectly simple. and the management OF
them EASILY acquired.
,si ,rsar longer than any other Sewing Machine ex-
tant. T. HokIor hBACu, ASent,,
ar Instructions given gratis. All Kind Of sewing
for Families Hotels stores. done at the shortest
notice and on reasonable TERMS
al5-ts - r. n n
R~C. B. BARRET, formerly with
M.ssrs Binford Mayo Blair, desires 10 return his
sincere thanks TO his friends and acqusintances no
patronized him 80 kindly while tnere, ana pegs 70
inform them that he is now located NJ MSsS,s.
CHRISTIAN K LATHROPS, wnere ne viii pe
happy to see them. ia lJ-diTSe"H~
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DLACKSMITHS.--W wish 10 hire
- hrst rate Negro Smith and eas or two hslper.I
Wa have aiikely Girl 10 hire out, - er care ODD
Apply ~ Jas-wl ako WATT W.
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p
q January II, lSto.
WORDRR No. l.
N Company "B.r of the Young Guard Light Rat
TALON will assemble at the Armory, THIS EVE
MING at7I. O'clock for election of officers and 9TH
or business BE PUNCTUAL.
By order Of -
Ed r Ist serat ia 5-lt
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w married man of steady sober habits 10 desa-
rous OF obtaining u situation IS Clerk. He feels
himself capable Of keeping set 81 Books nonduet-
ing CORRESPONDENCE and of fulfilling the ordinary
duties OF an office. Satisfactory references can ne
given Communication, addressed fn Box d45, hich-
mond will meet with prompt attention.
IN -
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United states Agricultural society.
sIxrH ANNUAL MEETING.


THE United States Agricultural Society will hold
Institution Washington Wednesday the 18th
1853 WHOM the election Of oocrs VIII then held the
business required by the constitution tho society VII be trans
acted.
Officers
tend cordial Invitation extended other agulu
raj associations send delegates that hoc be
sustain their national such
tsfs pertaining 10 agriculture DO deemed appropriate Gen
een from other lands who be Interested In the acquisition
sn diffusion agricultural knowledge as invited to attend aud
~ participate In the proceedngs -'t.' ,
The published reports
Of tho OF reapcrs and Syracuse Of the grand
Impoani agricultural topics VIII be publicly discussed ser
Among them viii be lhe Chinese cnei Tho
having perfect knowledge the IMMORAL necessities Of
DEVELOPED Meteorological observations for the benent Of ag
cuaro Manues and fortlzars The dsease known hog
cholefa The improved kentucky Sheep agricultural col
Icgs and farm schoos and The agricultural politics
trygn ltt5t ste4aa latt Af. F4f ltrea.,...
of the above named Will be
ing pertinent the Of agriculture, which
them the executive onne through the secretary that phos
may be assigned them On the programme
Propositions from cies which tho annual exhibition the
society k desired will lie received considered
The business Office OF the society Todds Marble Building
door west OF Browns Hotel Puns where all
esed in tho Of agricultural Improvement
secretary viii be there placed n for public inspection
uions Of agricultural works for the library solicited
drawings Of agricultural implements machinery free Of
expense, will be placed exhibition
Gentlemen who may wish life society
do by paying renting dollars the Hon
French Washington city, This viii onte them without fur
ree exhibitions society annual
orpubshed Transactions and the large and elegant diploma
MARSHALL. ?. WILDER, President.
BEs PxlHr PooRx Secretary % p st.tieel asifast
b--dtu H r ". vi .
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Collectors Once,
City Hall, November S, 1857.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persona who have
paid their tho present year. all who
arrears for previous that at the expiration sixty days from
this thereafter
all property which the unpaid will
tsed and sold for the taxes tho law enjoins. M
Those who DO wish be TO the heavy
tho advertisement and sale requested to pay
lfhtst ata JAMES ~ HALLIDAY, fa
N"y T--eodtJan6 gfE Collector
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TO OUR SUBS SCRIBERS.

The q person win be catered pur bpok ph1Y '
pay msnt II the sub lcrilaicu b. MAKE in ads ahce
Distant suhobcrs rward By cd'r enf all -E
viii be assumed Ny ourseiyrs n IT, stie tran nifs sn
The CotNrEy psbhed sseeky during Tie sess-as
Of Congress, and sent weekly during The reoess
sub erpons or period less than w DO received "a sfn
proporicned 10 ihs above
aS-PtcTMAsrIS authorised asens, ana By
sending DAILY subscbera With $50 enclosed sys SEM
WEEKLY subscribers with s2S enclosed viz be snutlsd to
g,Sis.
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TMPoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by whiol

i MFUKIANT TUCUIIU TIlA4N EIts5, Uy WHICH
be doubed.Te undersigned has inyon
obtained patent from tho United States for the
combination machinery for converting secd
continuous from tho through the
preparation and spinning machinsy until is ready for ship
weaving.
saving by this will be at least ten cent
from the nbe unbroken and unure by the
machinery o the used to open and dis
will be y and heavier, and
the markols Of the world dancing all competition
advanced prices. 'ssf
undersigned dispose OF privileges to his
ratcnt planters will informed terms with complete
IT, how obtain tho best machinery and all
other necessary partcuiars application addressed 70
Bee G-2aw1yN GEORGE q. HENRY Mobile
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Marble M%nufActures, Tombs. statucttes, Etc

Marble Manufactures, TOmbss Statuottcs, Etc.
TTlIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
i ton public 70 his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, T0AKsToNEg, AND MONUMENTS @
north Twelfth and Thirteenth
employ ether experienced workers
marbles, aud every other description Of
.5sI MARBLE MANTElS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality. 81
IISriis DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
..si YORK FLAGGlNG nc.
In fact vorytlng required
ness, either utility for the
particular his unnecessary
daily his yard where judgc for him
aef.
In addition TO articles
either tho the
himself Italy.
not tho he will manufacture order such be desired
BY his varied pronptncss
he hopes the expectations of PATRONS
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
north, between md Thirtsenth srcots
3-d6m
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anRPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall, Pennsy-
vanis avenue ncemcncy having prevent
who anxious do so from attending tho fair
Odd Fellows Hall the managers have been prevailed upon 70 continue
end will bo opened Iron Hail. The articles fur
marked at the lowest possible prices and tho patronage
earnestly socied Nearly 160 orphan girls
depending the result Of hs effort what absolutely
necersary for their present wants 1tt & #22lt ~ @ita
Jan I'D [Star&States
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Winter Term.-Instructi0n In French.
4 IQNSIEIIR T. MASSE ratrrns thanks fnr

MONSIEUR E. MASSE returns thanks for the
lvl patronage hitherto afforded him. that
will Tuesday, tho Of December Hs
also eous 70 form class Of not less than ten and than
twenty pupils, receive by the method
This will consist lessons,
S. tho lie will employ
Of the cooquial tho
Napoleon, by Alexandra Dumas tho younger Persons wishing
OF this class will leave their Blanchard
Mouns Bookstore Pcnnsyvana and
7HA REFERENCES. e
Hon. l. Toueey, Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Rov. George D. Cammins "i.F
Rev. Smith Pyne
P X. Fendal, esq, :"
Roy. X. Cleveland Coke of Baltimore,
RI. Rev. bishop 7. NJ Clark D. d. Providence, ~ 4
RI, Rev. Bishop 7. c. Brownel, d. d., Hartford, Come
Hon, 4. A. Green, New Bedford,
Rev. Charles Love- I"
Rev. Charles H Brigham, Taunton.
Rev. r. W. Snow, fE 20 8 sa4
George B. Emerson, esq, Boston.
Richard IT. Dana, esq, /" ...f RI.
Elcs Sargent, ESQ.,, g
24-eodti a' @
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
The ships comprising this Inc

Tho Ausntc Capt Oliver EdridEe
Tic Baltic Capt. jos Comstock
The Adriatc ...-........ Capt James tffl
These ships by expressly
v every has been taken their also in
their engines strength and and their tons
Cr passengers unequallsd fbr esgaHce
The this line have tight
expense been spared make all good
thorough examination given them their mode
lion Yyr usBquAiIKp. u VII t'it' iiiit-i-'f .'
Pre passage liverpool In nrst sabm $780,
second cabin sIs Prom Liverpool New York. 30
suneas
An experienced sargson attached ship s 81 ttHV
No berth al secured paid fur
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Of thsxc ships will accountable go silver
bulon tewcry precious
ding signed hsre and tho value thereof therein
I8-dK
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TIME LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
mornng tho last lot Of those superior black and Other
cloaks for Indies that shall havc this u t
In point material trimming and finish they considered
the very bost make offered IN this market.
Black coths ribbed plain thick thin and real black
all Widths ladies' cloaks and basues probably
largest cheapest lot In tho District. N7a00N
kid Gloves all colors
only marked in plain figures hence purchaser is
overcharged
III '3II'IF ft FERRY BROTHER
sCcntrs Stores, west building,
Dec 22-10tdf opposite Centre Market. q