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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

GouIEAuxi C0urEAuxs!r.tn nodycfs q.
~ Sentiment dc yrais eoiteanx de Itcgerss e.
tanits ctEcuuteaax Co ttnclse de WnstcnidlUM, 4
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

CRANES DE GOfON.--ll0 sncs graf
M mes de coton 1n Petit Collie. q ye6dfr PAR
DEDAIIL0S Il CA1skIERE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

sominc toitt cc qi 10 trpnve oldinuiisntlt laMa al
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argcNt NJ ilafelaS deb NpNyelle Orleans AetA pin
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,prix d,tssnarcie. yeucz mr voir. 81
n RI d. WILKINS.
VisAryis Ii DetArcHlure.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

A XIS-ODalemmnde 4 lonet imnediatemcnl
IA-8yINGT NEGItES pour t~iavailicr sur nnc Af,
~slcrerle. On danifega egsplls llaut Irix ct on fNsI
'paiera compliant. .S'adresser Ill, bnrean du ~
Patriotic on il N. Ebert Gantt, au Bayou Waxia.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

aNs, consul AMERICAN a Macao, est
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

THEOpoRE D11vAJSu0u
4 Public ct ItDcantans dans set p69fS11
ST. Landrys Butetn MI Erend C0teaRS1 il 6
laissd aNs magasin ID Mr.. ] /. 4. r01IN1
Unemployment eNerNt6s N MSg5ASss
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

ANS IA q tei.me regutier dc ~nevpnlbve, Ae
xsAks III Couys de District dlna 1t pour Ia ~parolsse ~.
fMnilly, est feuvoyd MI iantlf q deceinhro ~proclNiin,
en- rafson de iinsispnsitiun dc I'iionorNble u. A.
Maitcl jnge dc ladite CoHr.
Les ,nembrcs du Jury hinsi quo les temoins sont.
par lie present notifies d etre presents SIMS autic
avis. g2s
Opclousas, 6 noyembre 1858.
LIS. LASrRApES, Glcnler. Z
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A LpIIONSE DEBAIItLON4 gAcsHIloSQNrf
lAs PniAic daiIs ~ pour III Pasuisse ST Tsanffys
Tout oIdre Aalw6S tliex ll 0u sAW hnseaat @l9a I.
Robin sclA prOiirteilent exeunt2 A aHz&&EEs#a
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

liza, MaGASIN NOUVEdII 8
sN AReliANislslss MOTT dsass
flvlst9mnc et d'hiycr. ~
Je sllls hrurrpxsd AZ ~pouypir hfptlner N Imlli6qas
lnent de uareilandises coisfstmlt Aii fiinaTsclannItS&ss
shelies do tout genre,
Quincolleric,
Contelleaic, NfV
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81 IaIillemeuts is N tSn16s
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ECURIN DIES UPELOUSAS,-(Te 1uc
- par Narcisse Jones, valet de- cI-M.ls
curie.--Offrc de grands ayantages SsfsF%sssAtI.sSTy
aux ypyageula ct a toas ce,ix qdi --
yenIent louer dos ~cIevanx ct ~ypitures.
la reputation one s'est taite Narcissc CONNIE ba-
let dGcnrie, sans prepdre en- consideration one sen
grind appfoyisi0nnemeHt de foirfsSe LII d5nne m
juste tire a Encouragement putlic.
On trnuvcfsi t~oujnnrs A sou tclr.e, MNi, AvolDe,
Son, Foin ct Paiiles de Ia meiiienre qualitd.
opelousas, nov. o 1858.
IQHN PQSEY Prnnrietnirn.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

|YsiIMODOsE S.NOBrN. AxSc
sos ~sofviees II sGxujnis "a Ill XNGiic aaNafd =
kme ~ QninEihnic DistirtN I6diciRffX
dit aux Qp0lonsass sSAvrlts 7KASs $%SssHszzE # Z %SH IA
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

WtLLIAM II. SPENCER AxocGtxss,
nv Exercera sa profession daNs less ai1EsS91&
Co1Is da llnte District JudistAitas MI I'M N
public. DuEeau aux QpelulsaS4 I'D
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III j. BEAUCHAMP, Eucantetr datN
x ! pour III Pnroissc AZ. landry, txss0feEffa Gyse18.
py0mptitude tonto aifaige qui hi f4tx cc0uhe s1D1a4
fcansa, II Opelopsas. 81 mars 1858,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

ing for the laying ou OF pos, route from Leavenworth
" o head waters OF the South fork Of tue atta river
Dshr Fixes Peak.
SUPPRESSION TRADs.
Mr. FARAswoRiH, opp Of H.. endeayored 10 nitro
fn's resolution instructog the Come ee on Naval Ar
inus 10 inquire and report what farther measures are
necessary TO carry out the article IN the Ashboron treaty
TOR the suppression Of the slave trade
THE DECISION
MI BLAIR, (opp Of Mo asked, but tailed TO receive
CONSENT TO introduce resolution declaring the supreme
Court decision in the bred Scott judicial illegal
and void and asserting that Congress should vindoae its
rieht 70 iegislate ON slavery III the TERRITORIES.
APPROPRIATION REroIsTFp
Mr. PHELPS, (adm) Of Mo-, from the Ways and Means
Committee reported the Civil Navy. and Legislative Exc
cutlve and Judicial Appropriation bills.
RANaAs Affairs
Mr. PARRorr of Kansas introduced bin u reduce the
military reservation IHavenworth, aud 10 trace tho
northern boundary OF Karsls
A HOMESTEAD BILL
Mr.. FERGUSON of Mimi introduced q Homestead bill
large number OF bills and resolutions variety Of
subjects were introduced, and referred appropriate
committees.
Adjourned Till the 4th OF January.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH


TIE GENERAL DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1853.
Among the many bills introduced IN tho House
Vas one By Mr. Branch, Of ~ c. appropratins million
Of dollars to enabe the President TO conclude with
SPAN treaty of amuy, and for the sei,!cmcn. Of
all differences, including the OF Cuba, TO
be used by him, if no thinks fit, in advance
OF the ratification of such treaty by tho
Ecnatc il there at the time payment is required
that much money in the treasury, tho President is au
thorizeJ TO borrow it, The bill was referred TO the Com
int.ee Foreign Affairs.
The government this morning received tccgraphic
despath from New Orleans giving few particulars
Iative to another Gbusterng expedition from that port
against Nicaragua The federal officers viii be forthwith
instructed to recoubc their vigilance TO suppress it.
In connection with the naval reservations in the
tive session Of the Senate yesterday after the opening
of the DOORS joint resolution passed creating tenn
poariy the brevet grade Of admiral Untod States
navy with view to confer Captain Charles Stewart
the Oldest officer in the SERVICE recompense for hav
ing been harsby treated On his death the rank to be
abolished.
The timc within which the creditors OF Texas must pre-
sent their claims the Treasury extended until JAM
1862
Lieutenant Colonel De Russy yesterday assigned to
tho command Of the Corps Of Engineers and TO the charge
OF that bureau of the War Department.
The Catholic priest who opened the Senate with prayer
to-day Father Boyle, OF 81. Patrcks church. this
city The Senate full OF priests, in the dress Of
plce and cassock. II is tho first occasion since the
foundation Of the government that the entire vest
ments of the Romish clergy have been
in either chamber The reverend father read from the
brevary Bishop Carros prayer for those in authority.
Tho chamber happened to be crowded. and much interest
ana curiosity manifested, with every appearance of
devotion IL. the Senators and Spectators
c. r. Senestack to-day confirmed by the Senate as
warden of the District OF Columbia penitentlary.
The sloop of Plymouth has ordered to Norfolk
for repairs.
The highest bid for the construct Of the Achafaaya
(Iousiana) lighthouse by Reany, Neade Co., of
Philadelphia ST., 600, and the lowest by the West Point
Foundry New York, IS 900. There nine other bids
ranging between these figures.
In the Senate to-day memorial presented from the
grandson Of general Greene of Rhode Island asking for
aid to publish the correspondence and other papers of
chat patriot. II referred TO the Committee on the
Library.
The Secretary of War has asked Congress for nearly
four hundred thousand dollars, pay the Florida volun
called into service by General Harvey and Colonel
iooms, during the years 1857 and 1855
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tNnFp SrsrTs STEANn. BgoogtYN.--Stcam applied
20 the Uutod states steamer Brooklyn yesterday for tac
second time The ship lies The foot Of Corlcars street.
East river. The fret time steam was applied 10 her, a
few days since the engine. PIX seven hours without
stopping. Their performance yesterday was equally or
favorable The ship rsgcd throughout a sail
ing vessel. steam being added only TO Increase her cana
cities. she built by J. A. wcstervct E-q Her
Dimensions a. fOowss-Lrngth on deck, 2sT fe.t.
beam, - feet; bold, u = feet. tonnage, 1000 Gu Mon
day she Will b. taken 10 the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, tn
10 receive her and stores AMI then pro
On her trial trip. The model of the ship Is very bcau
ig au the working Of her engines far has been very
f4ynrahlp
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The Georgia Lottery Laws,

AUGUSTA, DtC. 1906
At the recent session Of Legislature some impo
laws were passed in relation TO tho subject OF ottere
In the "Amendec Tax bill' II Is provided "rhat each
manager Of any lottery authorized by the of tlis
State sha ray TO the State Treasurer thousand dol
lars annually, free Of all costs Of collection and n
failure to pay the same, the said naaager his a
shall be subject to the penalty aud collect Of
taxes as lie now provided for defaung banks" The fol
lowing act was also passed and approved by the Cover
nor. viz
AN ACT TO REPEAL ALL LAWS AND PARTS
GEORGIA, AND FOR orIigR rUR
PCsHs-
Section l. The General Assembly Of the State of
Georgia do enact that from and the first day June
$780, all laws aud parts of laws auhorisng lotteries ia
the State Of Georgia the vending OF lottery tickets in
said state, be and the same are hereby repealed.
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Appointments by the President. IVY and with
the Advice nuo Consent % the senate.
UFfIUkNs w TIE ttsIuMs'

Collectors.
James Gbble, district Of Beaufort, North Carolina
rear ontcd.
James r. Miller, district Of Wilmington North Carolina;
reapIoutcd.
Horace Moody district OF osweg atchc, New York;
appointed
Francis w. latham, district Of Brazos do Santiago,
Texas, vice X L. Haralson, deceased.
George W. Clason, district OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, vice
Mortz Shociiler, removed.
Isaac 8 Jennings, district Of Little Egg Harbor, New
Jersey, vice Stephen Willis, removed
Samuel y Jones of Kansas district Of Paso del Norte
New Mexico, vice Caleb Sherman, whose commission
expired
Naval Officer.
John Iaurens, district OF Charleston South Carolina,
vice Henry NJ Howard, deceased.
Surrevors
David $. Rnddock, New london, Connecticut, reap.
pointed
william Stotts Keosnk, iowa; reappointcd
levi T. Iightner, Cairo, Illinois, vice John s. Hacker
whose commission expired.
Hiram r. Nixon, wilmington, North Caroline, vice WIN.
d. Fiarner, resigned
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TfyfRy--TtrIorrOn ThurrGay, Dec -. at the Church
u - Jcin The Evangelist by thc Ecv v Men lhon. Dr
TnwAtD = tiNiy - New York, ca .NSAHI1lA H. daugh
ter IL lsaac Elliott, uf Philadelphia
fAwx0N-SSfif--Un Thursday, Dec -, az No. lsi
Tw,Lty cad street, hy the Rev. nr. Graham, EDwAR
M L,wsos Of Ireland, 10 Mss ~ SS.Ii, 90 this city.
Belfast Papers please copy.
PAEKEn-MAru.--At Oakland, SOUTHAMPTON county
Va the residence 81 thc brides father, Thursday, c
q ~ ir William Hooper Dir. iigsEY ID PAIKGR 10 Mise
ElIa AGNrx AAJrrx
TASASr-BisIR-On "Wednesday Dec. -, by the Rcv.
nr Dunn. q urange, NJ ~ &. TKSsNr. OF BurDngyile
Ohio, 20 Hiss MARY Avn BtsR, o. thus city.
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TIE Southern Pacific Railroad Convention met again las.
ing and the prominent ockioders gave details OF
their cton with tho road, showing that raua
lent stock had been issued General Richardson chair
man Of the business Committee, showed that enough
money was already provided 10 pay for immediate ab
ties. The New Orleans stockholders promised their
earnest operation and to day actively paying tho
amount required To free the road from all the claims
against 1t. The convention adjourned 10 night
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Chess Match nj Tittsburv.

PTrrslitR1;, DOC 23 1853.
The second gnmc Of chess between Lewis Pausen and
the Pttsburg Chess Club has resulted just the first
did, Paulsen winning six and losing four. Tho game
lasted nine hours and forty five minutes.
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Fsthfh'N SpstsNf NNfW
IN relsiion 10
LADIES AND CHltsukHN's rUa9,
On drawing attention 70 The select assortment % e shove
articles inst opened II
oENiNs HAT AND FUR STORE
proper n that they all manufactured % the order
Of the Undersigned.
prtrysvriY TRABs.
and ha beefore they different and much superior
10 the fabrics got up for
aus awsruAL stREEr
And tae
rRArr
gENIs's Lover Store,
2lt BruadwAy.
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srrrDr CouRr--ffrcui-Nos. l705, 2s55 2s6l, 3722,
3q3e, ae taos 1890, 400, sss2 4ses so6 522s sii7
t3s bs?O 5sGT 5s12 59i7 6o33 CO.'S, 6l4i $780, els2
eis5 CHS s22,
CosNoS rI1As-By cour, without Jury-Part 1.--vos.
OIL bie ii3, ss5 bs3 80 $50 ST. o. as Part 2Nos.
$50, sl0, 40, $50 10 so, SCI, $50, b46.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. % 1868.
The ship Rebecca, Of New York. took fire in her hold
to-day Tho damage to her cargo Of sugar and moasses
is as yet unknown.
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MOBILE, Dec. p, 1853.
The lighter steamer Sreck burst hcr boiler and sunk
Mobile bay with hundred bales OF for the bark
Edwin, for Boston. The steamer unseaworthy
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Meade Brothers, Great Down Town Photo
graphic palace No 2S broadway open Christmas and New
Years days for stters
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shirts--superio r In Qualify, Fit nad Work
manshp U any others manufactured, at JACKSON FUR
Di = new s<.re. GiI broadway.
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Fire mt West Albany, N. Y

RoUsE's foST n Y. Dec. %, 1855
The Vermont Central cur house, at West Alburg, N Y
burnt down last night one locomotive nrst ana
q second class passenger also destroyed.
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Per Persia, an Invoice or London Scnrfs
lace and tohalsr ties &c. at MooDY's. 2sa broatway
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Snow Storm ut Montreal.


There was heavy snow storm yesterday To day the
weather is cloudy and cold The thermometer stood
zero at A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

English scurfs, French Ties and Scarf Pins,
per Persia imported expressly for the holidays at JACKSON
4 PURDfis store. 6iT Broadway
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Bonds Celebrated Boston and Oyster Crack
soda and wine biscuit sod by all grocers Received fresh
every morning by the wholesale agents
A. w HYDE CO, $50 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

Dressing Robes for the hoiidays--A Large
and spienad assortmenL at JACKSON PUkpfS new
store ca broadway.
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For pr-sents-B~ausifu'iy made Embsoid-
cred cross piait and french bosom shirs.
MOUuY'a 2S2 Broadway.
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News fraxn Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Doc. %, 1885,
The dates from Mexico 10 the 18th inst Vera Cruz
was quiet. decree had been issued by the ,uder
d O. tin the citizens TO arm themselves 10 be pre-
pared 10 meet any attacks.
Alvarez was near Aquia, urging operations energe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

For Fnncy Silk Scarfs, Ties, and Fine En-
brit idefed and fancy French shirts FOR holiday presents
GREENS shirt sndfurnshiug store No Astor House
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Dec. %, 1858.
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
n Tuesday at one O'Clock. All we'll.
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White. tiic Halter, Headquarters No. -:
Greenwich street. 81 Robinson. Ladies rich fars s5
fall .tx
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DOsTON, Doc. 70, 1883.
n q Otis Schoohousc, IN Fast Cambridge, totally
destroyed by IRE this afternoon II five thousand
Ha8ar
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Notlce.--Threc Second hand Fire proof Safes
sale very sTEAKNs MARVIN 40 Murray street.
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PINE ARrs.-A picture, said TO be oorreggio Is on
hibon n soa Broadway Tho subject is Mercury tnaoa
ing Cupid 10 read, while Venus superntends tb siuca
iiona exercises. the fellow Of the copy Of tnt cels
bracd picture formerly owned by The Duke Of Mva aud
in tie National Gallery, LONDON. Without prunounc
ng opinion as TO the gcnuincnc Of the picture here
may say with truth that has the best points of the
master. The figure Of Venus i inc anatomical study
and the esh tn Of thai wondr0us color Of wbc the
oil masters alone had the secret The manner IN which
the Cupids wings executed seeming grow out from
the osh instead of being joined % a. viii also attract at
t,ntion The points IN the picture in tho evident
fcou hing c the foliage ~ te background aud the ftce
of Venus. which Is commonplace. The picture s valued
at s25 900.
Mr. Reed, young Boston artist, who has been for
years Rome and has Just returned has very creii;a
bic picturc--The Water Sprte--at Williams stevens.
Tp picture is fresh Joyous and has a tho Eaety Df youth
promise The face of the spfe Is charming, with the
rrsest aud most klss sable mouth in the world
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One Principle or Life, one Principle of
disease, and method 81 cure -RRaNDRFTr's pills
prove The the FIRST. the second AMI the third
ors sold ~ 81 Canal street; IS cents boz ami TIRE half
box, sugar coates, rs ccuta
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ID till the 4&h OF January.


HALIFAX, Dec. %, 1868.
The steamship Ariel went out yesterday morning, bu
had to put back in consequence Of tho gale She sailed
again NJ P. NJ to-day, Tor New York.
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Brudy's Holiday Prcsents.-Ph0tO0rnPt pins,
abroypes dagueryeotypes and meatuoypes for the ho
days; new and beautiful styles $50 Broadway, Thcmp
sons
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For Presents.-Elegant Robes de Chambre
Is 70 $50. MOODY'S, 263 Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Conducted
the European plan splendid dinner every day at
O'Clock, for % ceBta A feature In the system.
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See Tint Your Grocer Keeps Bonds Cele-
braicd Tost,n and oyster crackers.
A. W HYDE a CO, $50 Chambers street,
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Dupuy's /" ISiss-iIe- q uIck." from Fragrant
iurs perfect ger," and other ex1ui
site fragrance. n. bifus, chemist. 80 broadway.
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The Grcnt Popular Hat
For tho Holidays
GnsIs's VISITING nat,
No 9la Broadway.
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Merry. Merry ChIistmas-Mcrry. merry or
the day;

N merry and daughters, merry, merry be.
Shs, sing y,nr joys abroad, sing, sing away;
ST. g. sing proud hopes aloud sing sing and pray.
She at about 20 the kng shon shout 10 bis memry dear
sh Ut shout; lot all men shout shout to glory hora
AND Il you want photographic portraits taken expend
lew dollars with HOLMES NJ his picture gallery $50 Broadway
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II. Devun q Co.-winter Reduction.

ID. Derhn ~ t".-Winter Hsa"cuo". !,
We anftripHte ~ usual reduction ~
prices, and this week uier the remainder of large
stock Of -
WINTER CLOTHING
Reduction Of aus ~ ami beg " call he al
those friends who have not vet supplied them
styles winter gods he reduction
In price Of the following well known gsrmcnts:-
Superior double lined Fsquimaux beaver
coa,s reduced go ~ N 81 o.
Superior faced Moscow do cotc siT 20
Superior extra plain beaver do....Ss8 90 70 81 ~
Zine plain beaver 20 70 vi Oh
winners % 10 sl2 %
Pack and and The whole of large AMI
eeran business auts, bovs
coirg robes shis and under average
n. nEylIN a CO,
2S2, $50 and 30 broadway.
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Brilliant Originality
th.rzes-rires
GsNIN's FRsT1vAL HAT.
No. 2la Broadway.
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ANOTHER TRIAL BEFORE ELEVEN JuRyMES De
CIRED IrIEGAr--n Pttsburg IA George shaw ict-
ed OF aboucng kidnapping Cor attempting h) George
W. Ferris out Of the state for the purpose Of selling him
into slavery has had granted trial because the first
verdict from only clsvcn iurors-the prisoners
sci having confcned 10 try the with that number
The bill Of rights says the trial by jury shall be nvio
late and the Of opinion that any alteration In
the customary practice IL a violation.
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10 che oxtcnt Of his powers. The cerkshp has since
been satisfactorily filled
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ony r.eds thst snoo be used H. small pox the
yiruent attacks ~ relieved and sdbius "a lev
day. ~ thss. peefless remedies.
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Moss. MrsArn with his immense orchestra Of one hun.
bred perfo mots repeats this evening The grand prone
made concert which decidedly successful on We'd
ncsday last On this occasion Haydns celebrated Christ
mas symphony witl no pctforrued