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From New YORK,

New YORK, December 2l,--Five men and
one girl buried In tho runs of the store No. OF
Broad.street, which fell down last evening Three
men and the girl were taken out alive and OuI
slightly injured Policeman Stewart wash hert taken
out but had received terrible aud fatal injuries be
frenlen Continued the labor of moving the ruin.
for several hours, and finally upon the horribly
mangled body Of Mr., Ely, a VINE merchant, who
must have been instantly killed,
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An ORIGINAL RAFPAELLE An original Raj
faelle of the Modonns and Child, is now on
exhibition at Wiswell's Gallery on Fourth
street, and is visited by many counoisseurs.
OF its genuineness there ia said to be no doubt,
and its value Is estimated at $4,000. The
picture has some fine features, but as whole
causes disappointment; the virgin resembling,
facaily, lager selling damseI, over the
Rhine, much more than the beautifully sad
and exceedingly spiritual being we imagine
the mother Of Jesus to have been.
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Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2l,-The steamer
Cahawba with dates from Havana to this 18th inst
has arrived. Sugar was buoyan, and hohIors demand
an advance but buyers were reluctant. The stock Al
Havana and MataDzss amounted TO O,OO0 boxes,
against $4,000 boxes last year. Sterling Exchange
ll6A@9ll6 Eastern do. 3h@54. 1T
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a1- CHRISTMAS AND New YsAR's GIvrs.-

Stsreoscopes In Mahogany, Rosewood and Leather |;
Siereoscopc Views IN Groups, Statuary, Landscapes
Steel Bracelets, Brooches, Clasps, Buckles;
Steel Slides for Bonnet and Dress Trimmings;
Fans in Pearl, Ivory, sandal.wood;
Mourning Bracelets In Coral, Jet, Gold and Beads
. Coral Necklaces, Shoulder Ties Neglisees;
Wax Beads In White Coral, Blue, Lavender
Gard Baskets, Card Receivers, Gard Gases;
Odor Stands, Odor Boxes, Toilet Bottles;
Jewel Caskets, Jewel Boxes, Work Boxes;
I Writing Desks, Portfolios, Gold Pens;
Crying Babies, Speaking Dolls, China Dolls, Wax
DOLLS. Lsdieg PgnsY ~. tealhsr, Wire, Velvet,
Pearl Shell; Tray ~, sAAs csrs, pzesIis
ina Cnsaat Hoarachaum pinaa snug Ra3es. claay
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@ At nine and a-hslf o'clock this morn
ing, J. Graft & Co. sell an invoice of Fancy
Goods, Baskets, &C., at No. 1s East Fourth
street. Also, at seven o'clock, P. NJ, variety
Of Fancy Goods, Bronzes, Glassware, 10,
See advertisement. ...,.
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CHRISTMAS 0YsTsRs.-Peter Cavagna No.
81 West Fifth-street, is receiving daily superb
oysters. As Christmas is drawing near, our
citizens should give Cavagna 8 call, and sat
isfy themselves as to the superiority of his
delicious bivalves.
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A ssi.s.saom. So.ss e. p ts and
Closing Sale of Groceries, B 'ots and Shoes at Auo-
tion.-un THURSDAY M0RNING, December %, at
O'Clock. will sell, without reserve, rs mats Java
Coffee, 75 boxes Pearl Starch no do. Common Soap,
20 haf.chests Teas, % boxes Virginia and Kentucky
dG oap
Fancy Soaps, Iudigo, Nutmegs, Ground Ginger, &c.
ALS0-75 cases Mems and Boys Kip b. ois and
Brogans. - -
ALSQ-All the Fixtures Of Store. consisting of
large Platform Scales, Desks Stoves, Shelving.
Trucks, &c. . de2l
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FOR SALE.

ENOR sALE-CHEAP-A desirable RESI-
II DENUE, two.story frame, six rooms, good ont.
buildings, situated on HighStreet, oxford, Ohio,
near the Female lpslstute and depot. Apply soo1
to the owner, A. y. DY As, at No. III Sycamore
street, Cincinnati, or PATTON 4 LIDDLE No. 81
West Third. street, Cincinnati. del5fsod'
EvOR SALE--TO BLACKSMITHS - 1872
II horse. .shoes for sale low for cash. Apply to II.
y: WOODS. Covington, Madison.street, between
Fifth and Sixth. .l..i.. de2lbt
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE.-BY S. G. HUB
IA BARD, at Trade Sale rooms, No q West FIJI, h.
street, (up stairs' s'-Assigute's Sale-CarhOiic and
Miscelianeons ON books and Pictures at Auction ton
bo Sold Ly ca aloRue, the remain z stock in trade
Of J. J. Ke ting, Bookseler and staioner mpris-
ing variety Of Standard, Cathoc, Classical, His
Engrayings, Picture Frames, &c
NJ. BnCatalogues will DO published, and tho
Books will be open for examination on Friday morn.
log. Terms cash. r MICHAEL RA LPIlE,
- , Assignee.
ds2lo sc. G.IU BBARD. Auctionecr.
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A UCTlON SALE-BY KELLOGG b.
IN AWILLIAMS-sales-room Nos. % and "A East
Third.street. Large Pawn rnkers sale, and ths
Iast Of the season. 0nTHURSD MORNING, De-
cember a. at halfpast nine o'clock, large stock of
Uuredetped Pledges, Of Gen tlenien and Ladies,
Wearing Apparel Of al kinds, and seasonable; Gold
and Silver Watches, Chains, LOckets and rich Jew
elrI; Guns, Pistols. dc.
ALSO-0ne Acromatic Telescope, Of seven feet
focus; two Cameras; Musical Instruments and va
de2O I-I A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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RARE ARRIvAL.-Somethin rare and attrac-
tive in the way Of French Boots and Slippers
direct from Paris, has been received at j. II
Deter's, No. SO West Fourth street. The slip
pers are very suitable for presents. ~
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p,CELsBRArION OF ST. JoHN's, DAY.-Ths
newly elected officers Of the Masonic Lodges
Of this city will be installed on St. Johns
Day, Tuesday next, the 9th inst. After the
ceremonies have been performed banquet
will be given at the Versuda, on Third street.
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A ucTIoN sALE;ayAcog o. !. aaAEF sAE a

EVENING, December 2s, at Two and seven O'clock
in Pixies Opera Building, Large and Splendid Col
lection of Oil Paintings, which have been selected
with great care, and on the most fay
In France and lermaDy during the past yesr, and
imported from Europe recently by Mr.. l.. A. Toll.
nent living artists, and hne copies some Of the
most celebrated pictures by old masters, now IN the
may be- found 1roups and Figures, ll.sze; Historic
subjecta Conversational, Pieces Architectural and
Street Views in ditierent EuroIsan cities, Cattle
Pieces, Landscapes, 40, with great variety Of size
and style subject and finish the whole forming, 1t
Is believed ono Of tho best collections ever offered In
slcity Tho attention of the lovers Of good Pio-
lures Is respectfully invited to this gale.
aI Gallery open to the public day and evening,
: de2O - JACOB GRAFT, Auctionser.
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TIE PERJURY CASE BEFORE JUSTICE BILL.
VIM. F. Struve, who was charged day or
two ago with having perjured himself in caee
before Justice Rowekamp, was examined yes.
terday afternoon by Justice Bell, and dis
charged,
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CHRIsTMAs BIvALvEs.-Fine, fresh, fat Bal
timore oysters cau be had at Robert 0rr's,
No. II West Fifth. street. Those wanting
delicious bivalves can not fud any to equal
those found at No. II West Ffth.street.
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River News.

,ST. Louis, December. 81. P. M.--The river
Ia failing slowly and the Ice ID heavy No bolts ar
rived or departed to-day. Navigation 10 suspended
The weather 70 cloudy and cool, with Indications of
snow n r fg't ID. ENB,Lha .,-r .
LOUISVILLE, December ~, P. M,-River falling
slowly with eight feet seven inches In the Canal and
six feet six inches on the Falls.
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MB GIFT Book SALE.--Crowds are visiting
the Gift Book Establshment, % West Four
and the general expression is Il" have got the worth
Of my money" This Is necessarily 70, N the books
are sold OF the lowest retail price, and gift Of some
description, from y cents to one hundred dollars,
ID given with each at the time Of sale This is rare
chance offered to buy your Books for Holiday Pres.
ants 'tf t Ntt' 't| "a de2lb
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b No. 147 MAIN srREEr.-Those seeking pres
ents for Christmas and New Year, should not
neglect to visit Bradley & Webb, at 147 Main
street. Their assortment is unequaled.
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CHRIsTMAs Is CoSISG-And 30 are the splen-
did oysters at Waggonsr's, on Western.row,
above Fifth, some Of the finest ever brought
West. Remember, at Waggoner's, 2O3 West
ern-row. ..
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LOST,

n ,OST OR sTOLEN-DOG-An English
Ma bull pup, seven months old; had on brass col
lar without lock- yellow spot over the right eye
cut short; otherwise white. liberal reward will be
given for his return TO No. % West Sixth street. be-
tween Main and Walnut. ,... .. de2bs
n ,OST-TW0 C0WS--One about Eve years
-R\ old, white, with red neck and short tail ; the
other red, with white spos, tour or five years old
Have been lost four or vA weeks. IS reward will be
paid for their RETURN or information left at Linn
and. Bank kstreets. [de2lb'] WIN. B0SSE.
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FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-HOUSE-A desirable three
II story brick dwelling on seventh street, below
Baymiller, No 507 contains eight rooms, and is fur
nlshod with bath and gas. Rent $50 per month. APP
ply at Joseph "; Waynes hardware-store, ly6 Main.
street, near Fifth. . de2lb+
GN0R RENT-H0CSE-A convenient and
II comfortable three-story brick dwelling, =. W.
corner Of Plum and Perry streets, painted and pa.
pered, with IL rooms, gas cistern, aud all improve
ments Rent low to u first class tenant Apply u.
2Si Sycanorestreet, or box 3s9 postottice. de22d"
NNOR RENT-A three story Brick House,
II uf eight rooms, newly papered and painted
with gas-cbrnsr of Eighth aud Baymil iller.streets.
Rent 1925 per year. Appyat No. E West Court.
street, DeIWe cen Cutter and Linn. de2,b$
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Fire at Rockland. Maine. .

RocKLAND, December 21.--The Commercial
House was destroyed by fire last night. James
Leans was killed, and James Elmer and Edward ". .
Love were seriously injured. The loss amounted to
Sl2, 900, Insured for two hirds that amount
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Meeting of the Republican National
o.. ..T . Committees.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-The Republican
National Committee is In session at ithe Astor
Hon g.. No action has been taken yet but 1t seems
probable that st. Louis will DO selected for hodiDS
the National Convention. .. u.
SECOND DISPATCH. The Republican Convention
will be held ut Chicago, June l3, next. !
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NE Daguerrean Gallery, southwest COR
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hsnnaford's
drug g.store. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty CO. Is. Warranted to please.
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Fire at New ark, N. j.

New York, December 2l.-One Of the enam-
eed cloth factories of essrs Brown and Prentice,
of this city, destroyed by ire this morning. Tht
for x2,b0O, '-' ..fe'
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G5sprsgue Co.'s establishment, south
east corner Of Fouth and Vne.strests is favorsbIy
known for the ompleteness OF is stock and excel.
lence Of Its goods. Their assortment of Cloths Cas-
simeres and vestings comprise every variety incud
ing the most elegant styles. Drop In and see them
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&@ For Christmas present, one Of Ladd,
Webster 4 Co.'s first premium sewing ma
chimes, 80 West Fourth street.
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Remember that Hannah & Lyons, at
thecorner of Sixth aud sycamorestreets, will have
fine display OF Christmas meats during the holidays
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oINolNNATl NJ li;'f sr-D.crxs.a II.

EL0UR-There was ~ r more demand to-day,
aud the market rules ~ .'iy. The sales we're 7o5
IS 2a III, 20 = -. -.--'
WHlSKY-No change 10 the market: sales OF 800
barrels at 22Hc, including that from wagon.
HUGS-We noticed increased hrmness In the mar.
ket to-day, and prices ruled ster though not quot
ably higher. The GALES we're: ,,- ~ = =
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M8 FLouR.-Choics Family Flour, OF the
lowest rates. delivered without charge. Send In
your orders to the mill, at O., II. and D. B. R.
q, "a JAMES X, HURlN, Agent,
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WRExLY REPORT OF THE CIrY AUDrroR.-
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council that during the week ending on
yesterday, orders had been drawn on the City
Treasury for the following sums:
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gg Minoe-meat for your Christmas minoe-
pies. venison, ef.tongue and beef mince. meats.
You can rely on John Hunt for choice article
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. l&- Oats, Shorts and Middlings always on
hand. Trade supplied at lowest rates. JAMES 4.
HURIN, Agent, 577 and $40 Sixth. street. .A.
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GT Beautiful Colored Pictures taken at the
Broadway Gallery.
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Dr Hundreds daily visit the Broadway
Gallery.
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gSr Great assortment Of Plated Ware at
Elias's, IS West Fourth. h.street. .i .-..
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u.s. Christmas lifts at less than Eastern
prices at Elisss, t6 West Four 1h.Itreet.
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G8- Pure Silver Spoons and Forks, at
Eliass, l6 West Fourth. street.
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gg crouch's Gallery, No. 6s West Fourth
street, Is the place for cheap pictures. Ten cents
will procure them. G0 and get one.
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u.s. Fine R. r. Watches at Elias's, II
West Fourth street.
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\ UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAF FF

Al CO.aOs' -" a1Af-DA VhSVD INA
"A co. Fancy Goods, Baskets, &C ~ III be
sold on til URSDAY MORNING, December22, at on
sisting Of Pomades, Toilet Water, Extracts, Hair
Brushes Hat Shaving aud Clothes ditto, Tooth ditto
Work BOxesi Chess Boxes, Oabas, Morocco Bags,
Portfolios, Pocket Books, enonhaies, Satcheis
Accordeons, Irish Linen Ladies' Collars, Skirs In
FAINT Robes, Bands, Fancy Work, and an assortment
de2O JACOB GRAFF, Auctlouesr.
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@-superior Fancy Cases at the Broadway
Gallery, No. 5s at half the usual price, Don't forget
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HOME INTEREST,"

@r A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos. al and 2n wsstern.row.
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NS- USE HowE's COUGH CANDY--For sale
by John D. Park, corner of Fourth aud Walnut.
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GSr Holiday Jewolry at Elias's, l8, West
Fourth street
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up both the Republican and Democrat parties, and
ere ting TN their ruins better party.
IA House use Then adourned Mr.. Andsrson Of KY, has
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@rFine Jewelry, cheap for cash, at Eliass,
10 West Fourth. h.street. ~ Il rCr
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&r Holiday Importations at Eias's, 1s
West Fourth. street. 80
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GArGet your Watches and Clocks repaired
at Elias's, l6 West Fourth street.
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= JACOB GBAFF, Auctloueer.
A UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT

A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRAFT
IN \ G0.--0il Paintings and Fancy Goods To
close consignment On THURSDAY EVENING,
December 10, at. 7 o clock at NO. Is kast Fourth.
street. will be sold without reserve Oil Paintings,
Bronzes, Glass Ware and variety of Fancy GoOds
to coae consignment.
N B. No postpouement on account of weather,
The sale must positively take place.
de2O :. = 'f.'" JACOB GRAFF. Auctiopser.
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yGst one of Ladd, Webster Il Co.'s sew
Ing machines (the best in the niarkst) for Holi-
day gift. 80 West Fourth-street.
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STlAMsoAr RoBBsRY--The room Of man
named J. W. 'UstSss S ths, itsa@bpat Grxy
EQalf HN sntayaa ~ lQwe lcoHpdynl yastaS.
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Ma- The annual donation Of Tea Canisters,
as adopted by Moore & Chester in 1851, will CON-
meuce at southeast corner Fifth and Walnut, on
Friday next. de2lc
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CHARMs AND CousrER- CHARMS. &C -Courtship
and marriage.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Several gentlemen can be
- accommodated with good board In private
family, by appyingat 2s6 West Sxth,street between
John and Western.row; Terms, % per week.
R0ARDING-Ac couple of families, or sin
IL gle gentlemen or ladies', can be accommodated
with pleasant and board at No. l39 Sycamore
street. Reference required. , de22bs
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FOUND.

E7OUND-A POCKET T-BOOK-Containin
IS, and papers, was left on the counter of ]. c.
TOWERS OO., l49 Msin.street, Wednesday after.
noon. The owner can have 1t by proving properly
and paying charges. IN de22b
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CITY N E w 8 .

UNPAID LETrERs.-The following Ia o list Of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postoffice, in this city, December 81:
Miss Mary A. Keith, St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Maria Stewart, Cleveland o,
Lewis Valentine, Madison, Ind.
Charles Collier Binehamaton, NY.
=. N. warder, Conton, III.
County. Ill.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATroys--For the
ltnny Press, by Henry Wars, 0ptioian, No. Z
West Fourth. street, December 2l.
O'clock. Barometer. rhermoIoster
y. "
u u n
D 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ......29.oi
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WANTED-BOY--An active, intelligent
w boy, from ten to twelve years of age to do
chores about house and assist waiting on table To
such an one good home is offered, and permission
to study OF evenings. Apply at Ia West Fourth
street. '' '''' t de2lbS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14
~ TO be entitled
THE SOUTHERN AURORA.


designed that this s., shs hg
b
Jefferson Madison Macon Tsyor of Carolina and successfully
II viii uphold pport the Federal Constitution not
basis Of and
States, wherein each ITSELF freely and Of i, viii
@ psss
before the people in the power and btancy Of its own sim
viii oppose all compromises by Congress involving the
CONSTITUTIONS as assumptions which it has no right TO
Of that instrument.
espendnres the public
else of official patronage for political ends and will earnestly
he sad ,hat hs seua,Iy shall nss! b bur
nsay exhanstsd BY oppressive tariffs nnns, taxaoa
The extraordinary excess Of Southern all other
he
power within this Union tia. can no submit to be trad
those rights mmunes which constitute their vitality and
and aggessions which shall detact from their dignity and
Il wIurge, as jnst and vital Southern policy aeqa
ton Of southern territory that the area Of slavery and svs
South may BE- more generally developed wealth and
power Increased and enlarged TO her ultimate capacity b., i
TIC mserabe and atortiSe which Cuba
rodicay been made the sport Of and h Ge
has been manifested towards the efforts Of the people Of Cen
ncnt.n ,,... s
II will demand observance Of all the guarantees
slavery and appeanng rights and the OF slave
nrnnery in the other kinds OF properly,
heher within the Territories of the Federal Government In
The posseson of citizens under its flag on the high seas
AZ policy of State will urge the vast importance OF
It's posi- view and the prospects
Of its growirg prosperity and greatness will encourage
liberal system Of State hat is re-
whilst ut the same time will contend for economy in the State
Gov nment looping off Of oil useless expenditures and
appropriations In shcr IL is int d that this jour
nal shall highest and welfare Of the peo
pie of Lonisl ana in all things.
designed for the hurora" eminent and able
contributors all sections of the South and regular
talented citizens in every parish of the
State that MI fubscriDers each become familiar with
the condition. progress Incidents feelings and doings Of
people Of every other section of the State.
The Aurofa will be Weekly Journal Of large size
published at s. in and in order
general aud extended circulation among classes
the people, will be sent to clubs Of Twenty so each pei
copy
The publication will be about the 18th Noyem
her next provided he number Of Subscribers is sufficient
warrant IT. and for this object the undersigned intends
yass the whole State hoping TO meet with liberal welcome
from the people, In the niesnG communications be ad
dressed TO him at Clinton, La. EDWARD DEIoSY.
JulyYst, 1853. iyl6 u
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NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1853.
To the Honorable the Common Council

NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1852
o'a' l'Oa''N'ls Nv o. Of the City of New Orleans
asar u sosn "sssE%s Camp
The .y, 10 ss s p S
ss ses % s S .a
Win aRa boe aSs stss
inches long han twelve inches wide by eighteen
Iaa b having The sides
fSs, to rs5 an e,sn
he laid dagonay on four inches Of sharp
AID 9.sS with sss Ii
eu.sson hS. Be psnhs -hs 9
earbins, in srdef 10 make substantial work.
: Ss
a
as ~ aaa , not @ Be 10
centre and graded to the road pavement.
Ssis :. "a
yoe h s s 90 fern
s.s.isst .ivss.
onr II large Is de long,
sg d g.a.s
sos L. IS apo ID e. M SIR an
syo1 LITE, SIR surface
remps ct e tout bi n assujet par roneau.
Les perres bordures de depassenr four
MES yover de la Vle ugea convenabc de changer
les veles, atm de faire un sol de cuvrRge.
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