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.HOnsi7lattOns
or THE
A M e r @ A N PAR TY,
Electfon-M0nday. June 6, 1859.
FOR COMPTROLLER:
YALERY DUPLEssIs
FOR ALDERMEN:
First Disrict-E. COX.
Second Distr7-NORMAN WHITNEY
Third Distriet-s. P. DELABARRE
M~. ....5
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN;
First Disrict-First Ward-W. S. PETTINGILJ
Second Ward-JoHN NJ. HALL,
..u Third Ward-LEA F. BAKEWEIL
Second District-Fourth ward-L. G. DE I'IsLE
Sixth ward-ADoLPHE DuPRE.
Third District-Ninth Ward-J. MAGIONI
The above nominations unanimously made by all of the
Clubs of tie American Party their regular meeting held on
sa turday The l4h inst, which very numerously at
TENDED. my16 2ptje6
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Boots, Shoes and Ryoga,ss,

Roots, Shoes and Rr0gayss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchins B0Dgs Rasss
BhoaANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Strnv sr5
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST a CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, Ssv nssaSse
H A rs. CA APS, eee.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving IL ss ara
Fur Cashmere. Panama Legherp, Straw Lsay Nsrs
and Wool HATS. at the lowest market prices ny
FROST d CO.,
jyls zpAw 10 M,.,szs,. veyp,a
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Ice Pitchers
ZOE PITC HER Rsi
WHINE CO0LERsH
WINE COOLERS! WINE CoOLERSy
i have just received
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Silver andy Plated
ICE PITCHERS AND WATER COOLERS,
Which have been manufactured
EXPRESSLY FOR MY TRADE,
And
Finished In the Most Recherche MannerlY
E. A. TYLER,
mys0 zpe. No. 1lO Canal street.
Fifty Per Cent.
r E d u G II o NIL.
On the Entire Assortment of
Organdy and JacOnet Muslins,
IN
ROBES AND PIECE.
Also, the balance of stock in
DREsS GOODS.
LACEs AND MILLINERY,
BLACK LACE POINTS
sHAWLs, MANTILLAs, etc.
Il GREAT REDUCTION.
Also large assortment of
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
At rs cents ger yard.
JOHN TODD,
my5o 2p3t IL and IA Chartres st.
Ladies Going North,
Before starting should supply establishment
With
ID NJ SIS q ~ - dis
Adapted to Northern climate. We are now Offering
SILKS AND BAREGEs
Al lower prices than they can be procured from any
the Northern or Western cities.
TRAVELLING GOODS,
BUSTERS and
QUANTITIES.,
In Nearly Every Variety!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
1l6 Canal street.
FOR BATHING DRESSES.
We are Offering
MERLNOES, DOUBLE UIDIH,
At Thirty Cents per Yard!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1lS CANAL STREET
My5O 2p3t One door from Royal. |
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Opening Spring Goods.

MRS. FARRELL,
ts o O CEsso R TO MRS yaS1srx5
146 Canal Street,
Has reeeived1and is opening her SPRING STOCK of
BONNETs,
RIBBONS,
MASFJLi4Ass sss..
Which she will be ready to show on MONDAY st,s zasa
instant. zn2s zspa
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TRIMMING STORE.

]. R. DICKSON begs to inform the Ladies of New Or
leans that and after MONDAY. the sOh inst he will sell
his large stock Of
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Fairbanks Scales.

FNtTONNHS' SC(Eze6.
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
DIFFERENT SIZES AND STYLES
AT REDUCED PRICEsI
These Scales, which acknowledged standard will
hereafter be old NEW YORK PRICES at our principal
Southern Warehouse, No. % CAMP STREET, New Orleans
Call and examine send for an illustrated circular
FAIRBANKS & co.
Also Agents for LILIES CHILLED IRON. BURGLAR
AND FIRE-PRooF SAFES, and N. Y. Nj. CAR SPRING
COMPANY mv9s o,,,
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Dr. Geargs ss". Ssssssas,

D j N lST,
HaVng resumed his pcRcce rll 10 n-sss1o-a an
easenlens at his Office M. III CANAL sf,. nsstay ~
posite Christ ChGrch. a., -,
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In0ependesat Citizens Ticket.
FOR cOMPTRoLLER:
P. A. GU B.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First District-WM. HENDERSON,
Second Distrct-W. ALEX, GORDON,
Third District-JAs. PHILLIPS, sen
AssETANT ALDERMEN:
First Dirict-First Ward-CHAS. G. WRIGHY
Second Ward-THoS. B. LEE.
Third Ward-G. W. HELM
Second Distria-Feurth Ward-EDW,D PILIsBuRy.
Sixth Ward--HENRY PEYCHAUD.
Third Dihriet-Ninth Ward-EDGAR MoNTEGUT,
my2t 2pte
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M A r r. ED
On the morning of the 18th May, THos. B. HARRIS of this
city to MATTE e. SMITH, parish of East Felicispy
Louisiana
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To Cotton, Factors and Planters,

The subscriber having completed oil his machines Is now
prepared to supply all orders for IRON HOOPS with his I'm
proved Te for next seasons f early application made
This new fastening is acknowledged by all have seen
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No. l2h Commercial Place.. BEI.CHER Agent,
M zpsm Fl. FASSMANN
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.Essp Summer Clothing.

-3 .FesU Sstnense1' CIotEaing!
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO..
Have just received per steamer styles the
present warm weather.
FINE SEERsuCKER SACKS
FINE sEERsUCKER PAIETors.
FINE sEERsUCKER PANTS,
WHITE LINEN SACKS AND PALEToTs
WHITE DRILLING PANTS,
And Other Novelties,
OFFERED AT LOW PRICES,
A1~ CALL AND EXAMINE.
PIERSON, HARRISON g. CO.,
Hsao Zp2t Magazine street, corner Canal.
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TsAoHER WANTED.-C. D. Tatman, M D., Of
Bayou chieot parish Of St. Landry advsrses for com
psisn person single gentleman, who willing to take
tna1iontn private family We refer to advertise
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- y aDg l1seln .ence WINCH We pun
s... ID. otoosns ~ sne " steamer New Yorl
u - ~ .nst. .ton Wltn tnat brought b.
~ st1ea q sns istn, we COTTON market opened
~ - we're ifee iof tne season, full Dc
a =. n N1'cn WI g 1ound AZ tne usual column
r.. yostcn a iAc., Freight 5l6d., Exchange
y eIpooa 6si 70 cover. The hlgn
- y w hungarian are ZIG. Tne otnei
Yac slons, eey q nour, corn pork'
- II. suaa sncse iast Week, ouer e s.ie'y
Il y snis momen1 = Mcs ~
I .s q - osook y. - e ....s
49, 49, 3ns Pcns.cs II
- ~ New - ana y, . 49,.
pssposa 4 ~, .ae ~ 10
!. = ~ I.
- ss1 as. i - ~ 40 !" $500
. . - Y 3 q ...'.s
= y 4. Aao.a e ans.sns
g. !. .'-.s . ~, ~, -, 81. =
s Z y v w,..s.. s..,.. ~" ~ II, ~
~ d ..s's'e. l..n y,
49, p . u IN. sss:sss ~ n ~
.s = .'.,s !.
,..s. - Z. y, ~ 80. ..
e, tls ~. A.. ~ 80, 9, s.
8 - =.
5 ,,,.;, . ~ ,s... 49,. !. s.. n, 80
Pa .t ~ ,,. q .s..... s .Ay :, :. =
- j1r.e ~ NJ y. o., .,r...s =
N hcos 1. ~ -. - .hs oa,.;,.
II u toaacco 10y - checked nevertheless, the
oe ~ descriptions Of csreals and TO-
I've heen attended 70; and there will be
ssns sestcuitasiss In, o1Eside OF the combat.
t0 aseend q the crnpss excepting on the imme-
ze taeefer @ boadhfies u y suggestive to the
godnreH and holdem q grain and meats in the west
nyRf n6nrsco Dvoe
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Laces,
EMBROIDERIEs AND TRIMMINGS,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
No. 1853 CANAL STREET.
DHCHSON,A

NEXT DOOR TO D. H HOLMES DRY GOODS STORE.
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aohTao oMERY sMlTH will sell, this day at 10
o'clock. No loJ Baronue street. an assortmen, ~ 900
hoEsuy md walnut furniture For particulars see advertise
inenk Sts'3sa g - "1'eiNoe'
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DRY GooDs.- The particular attention of b,vers
ds called 10 the large OF dry goods to take na M
= y O'Clock = tho snconroom of E Roger Co. No %
Old Ieyee street Terus at sale ~ ~ 80
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE Co. No. l3-The regular
aonthly nesting of this Company will be held this
e1entng g per notice, published in our columns.
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pftse DShrs
snsse
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'''''.'.''''.....'..'....".... ABc
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MV ~
l0U M
100 :. ...........--..-..-...--... ~
100 aas
APPROXIMATION PRIzxs.
lprses OF 800 approxmating $50 900 prize n x
Aprses Of 500 spproximstngt 5000 pr,ss azs. nm
lprEes Of 80 approxmntng to 10000 psiss sre.. aup
tprses Of 72S approximang to $3.50 PRIZE as4-- 10
4prses Of 200 approximating to 4,0O8 prirs nre. sSe
tprses Of lb0 sppropriaing to 5000 prise arA m,
Aprses Of lN approximaing to l5oo prise .re~... SO
oWV phsesoh laOsED
4so przes amounting Sssasc,
Whole Tickets SO; Halves. ss Quarters "a a., a.
MA Circular showing the Plan ahe Erftyr1ss v5s e
sent to Any desrous Of rsceivngit 1t.
1900 Prizes Of $40 will be determined BY ss "
uumber that draws the $50 900 prize For sxansas III a
number drawing the $50 prize ends with aa
hokefs where the number ends viii be sssssA @fa
she number enda with No. then all ticks, er, sAss
bar ends in 3will be enttedto $50. and on 10 O.
Certificate Of Packageof 10 Whole yap
l0 half y,
'' iu QhhFteT.' ..-..--.-... -
10 Fights =. .........,. NJ
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CEg7yylGAx1s.
Anoiose the money to address for the ussse
'v'oP' WHICH they Will De iorWarGbd NJ NrsS-nhR.
Purchaser can have tickets ending any MP
Designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers will se sss ~ sss
shAssrs Immediately after the drawing.
A1-Purchasers will please sgoasnyss laas o. 10
give their Post Office County and State.
Rsmember that every Prize = dsapn Ans esynsas z,
full, without deduction.
All lloommuncstion, strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets CertihcAtes.o 70
WOOD, EDDY d CO.,
Box IS g. Post-onice New orssars.Ala,p ~
WOOD EDDY i co.
AT zpd" AEgnssa, 8suuzfn,
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ACE, BRoID ERY,
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.TelU Orleans
COMM ERCIAL READING ROOMS,
The books for subscription for the ensuing season. say
LIST November 1889 to 3lst October 1860 open. An
who deous of encouraging permanent and efficient
COMMERCIAL READING ROOM in the city of New Or
leans, are invited to register their names.
The books opened thus enable about
to be absent during the season. inter-
est in an indispensable institution commercial commu
nifty, to register their names their departure.
my3 2pIm F. W. COELER, Proprietor,
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OSHKOSH. May IA, 1859.
day examined the contents
Proof Safes. Said safe vas
lewalk before The fire broke
that wa in the said safe was
lize more than from twenty
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BENJAMIN MINER.

OSHKOSH, Wis May 14th, 1859.
LEWIS LILLE, ESQ., Dear Sir We take the liberty Of in
forming that city visited the night May 10th
great fire which destroyed six blocks of brick wooden
buildings each block containing less different
manufacture We had of your No Safes which was In
hot part of the fire. The plate brass knob on
the outside of the door entirely melted showing that the
heat have been we opened the
Safe the next day. we found the books perfectly inegbie
and the and when they ware
placed in the Safe. We shall paint the outside and
use it again. we have the utmost confidence in it.
Yours, KENEDY 4 yTAJI,
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OSHKOSH, WIS, May II. 1859.
inquiry condition Of books the Du
ryee Forsyth Safe which on
the night of May 10Th to that part Of the
books entirely destroyed also The
safe did STAND hot Of the was in
small frame budinghere being building Oh both sides Of
1t that burned. -
Respectfully yours, f. l.. FRAKER
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\ h AAssRs Julian, NEyMLB h Co., Auctioneers,
\ No q Charles street. superior lot Of wines
postsd ~ ne ase firm Of Messrs. Mnre Quen,e The
cf the ansst brands Of Champagne Sherry and
vinss The attention Of connoseus is particularly
Aalled 10 the sale,
cataosuss ready for delivery the office of the auction
Doss-
ny IN their stock,
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f. L. FRAKER.

OSHKOSH. May a. 1859.
s. R. WooLLEY Fsa Dear Sir 1 Just opened the
lilies Safe which in store that on the
night of May 10Th As there great amount OF Iouor
burned around the sae fell upon face and laid there
bed of hot Goals for three papers bel mt
into il ,he day before The fire in loose allowing
soied but my surprise found The books and nan
feet when they placed in the ock
coat of paint outside, which shall give it, the same
safe with as much confidence as ever Yours, truly
(Signed BENJAMIN MERRILL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

The sheep in the meadow, and the Ak in the
forest, alike contribute their chops for the benefit
OF man.
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I hereby certify that I have this
of one of Herring's Champion Fire
moved from the building to the 81,
out in the store. The jewelry, ETC.,
so heated that the owner cannot rea
five 10 fifty per cent. on the dollar.
tSigned,)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
T R 1 NJ Nj 1 N G s ,

zAcEs, E:IEBxa0EDEREEs,
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District subject % the decision Of the District Conyen
". myH 2psd
0estA Ward American Club-u Mems
w. Ciso are requestsd at No. A St Ious s,res.
eys HEDNEsDAY ana SATURDAY EVENING :, 't,vs' s,,s
- O'Clock, until further nosice - - ~ h"i'
81 -s1s ~ By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
ao-1evcnth Ward American r,..,
lsss ~, ssssy EVENING al TX ocock
Cssetloassy full attendance os ~
By order Of the President = tsaaes'sa' a'
nyls 1ptf O. r. yv,,rrv go
AGi8hfh Ward American Club hrs.
Mseines of ths Club take place every WEDNESDAY pvE
e ~ o'clock. at the United States Hotel Member,
nr. BY order. = y eS-'
I nye zpf ia, BouLET, Secretary.
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BENJAMIN merrill

tsgned3 BENJAMIN GERRiLL.
Of S hs have tbs this day ssamned
moved from the building the sidewalk The fire broke
that the
tsigned3 THos. J. CARTER
s. R. WooilEr, ESQ Dear sir-In your Inquiries
IN sgnrd @ to the eqndos e the books and that
burning building ell t, the ground laid through The
been injured least consequence Of hs ro o' haTs
PAINTED the safe and shall continue have the ut
,, Re pectfully yours,
hereby certify that my store one of Lilies Paen
ineee heat Of my store for several hours opened
in tes es,aayd, aay before roxu,n @ -, ." "s's pD'
ans I Fss : Rs Pss visited
sroyng the business part of city, You wond
ry sndns an san oi'fa %
AS my ah family s we're nnTe i impossible for
the burning building the other SAFES and
s M IL e
al Is ss hs9n To-, nd1
am satisfied from examining the Of this Of other
Safe should start in business again 'e sSa
order one of yours at once.
Proprietor of the Oshkosh SHotfin, H1tsI ibst ,s
you sFe at liberty to use this letter
We had but six safes in the great at Oshkosh and the
above certificates from testify as to the
which they all stood the test.
s. R. wooLLEY, Agent
Oshkosh Wisconsin.
FAIRBANKS & Co., Agents,
msD 2pt No 95 Camp street, New Orleans.
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ASrNtnth Ward American Club-A m eetin
OF this Club is to be held SUNDAY NEXT l O'Clock
NJ at their Hall on ST. Ferdinand street, opposite Victory
and every following Sunday the same hour full attend
ance is desired at the next meeting,
my19 2pf BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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10 bbls. White, best quality, for sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
m!2I 2p6 IA Magazine street.
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not produce men like Brown, nor result in the
murder of unoffending citizens, nor brighten the
night with the light of flaming homesteads and
therefore he will have none of it. He approves Of
the heroism that led a treacherous banditti- into
Virginia; and although ii was wrong in them to
'war against the government and laws, still as
'it was through love OF that that was right he
pravs that ttheir lesser offence may be forgotten
Sin the greatness of their better part" What
folly it is, then, to exclaim, while celebrating the
apotheoss of the fIarpers Ferry conspirators, 1--WE
''would not array part of this country against
"another" When he tells his crowded congre-
CATION that those who killed Turner and BECKHAM,
are justified in the sight Of Heaven, he has sense
enough TO know that he is exciting his people to
initiate the deeds that he approves; and that he is
urging this through an appeal to the strongest
passions that can move mankind, when he depicts
these convicts as glorious martyrs, who are worthy
of eternal happiness. We can only hope his hear
ers were not mised by his daring illustrations, and
that when he alluded to ''the martyrs who walked
''into the fres-who thrust their hands boldly into
fthe fames-who died singing as they expired, y
the audience remembered the Tevolver5 and
Sharpe's rifles which these latter-day saints car
ried, and which distinguished them from
most of those who have suffered for con-
science sake. But whatever may be the eff
feet of Mr. BEECHERs teachings upon his own flock,
it is not to be doubted that he and men like him,
have produced the widespread and vindictve feel
ing in the North which has precptated those dis
asrous results that have kept the country in a
state of feverish anxiety for many weeks, and OF
which no man can foretell the ultimate conse-
quences Left to the politicians or statesmen, to
whom it properly belongs, the question of slavery
would be quieted or compromised as heretofore be-
fore the Union divided forever upon the issues it
presents But if it is to be made, as seems some
what probable, the test Of the orthodoxy OF
churches, Or the righteousness of individuals, we
may bid farewell to all hope of any settlement,
| either permanent or temporary. What preachers
vehemently denounce as a cursed thing, some oil
their followers will be ever striving to destroy; and
the crusade against the institutions of another
State, when it is hallowed by the prayers and
sanctfed by the praises of priesthood, will not
lack supporters. Unless the people OF the North
discountenance at once the introduction Of the re-
| ligious element into discussion which is purely
political, the division that party strife may create
for time between US will inevitably be widened
until the united patriotism Of all sections will b'
| powerless TO heal it.
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THE EyEcyTJOU RPoWv

The following proclamation has been issued by
the General in command of the troops of the State
of Virginia at Charlestown and the local au-
thorites. While we do not believe that any at
tempt to rescue the prisoner will be made, we
think that the demonstration Of an overwhelming
force, as we'll the adoption of stringent measures
of precaution, such as those indicated in the pro-
clamation, is sound policy. We cannot at this
time refrain from expressing surprise and re-
gret that the Governor of Maryland has not seen
fit to indicate some interest in the important events
transpiring on our borders. Comfy, and a
common interest, think, might have led to
at least tender of assistance of the military of
this State.
In pursuance of instructions from the Governor
of Virginia, notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern,
That, as heretofore, particularly from now until
after Friday next, the I'd of December, strangers
found within the County of Jefferson and Counties
adjacent, having no known and proper business
here, and who cannot give a satisfactory account
of themselves, will be at once arrested.
That on, and for proper period before that day.
strangers, and especially parties approaching un-
der the pretext Of being present at the execution of
John Brown, whether by railroad or otherwise,
will be met by the Military and turned back or ar
rested without regard to the amount of force that
may be required to effect this; and during the said
period, and especially on the I'd Of December, the
citizens of Jefferson and the surrounding country
are emphatieallu warned to remain at their homes
armed and guard their own property.
Information received from reliable sources,
clearly indicates that by so doing they will best
consult their own interests
No women children will be allowed to come
near the place of execution.
VIM B. TA1LnFERRo, Maj. Gen. Com. Troops.
s. BAssETT French, Military Secy.
Thomas G. GREEN, Mayor.
ANDREW HUNTER, Asst. Pros Atty
JAMES w. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. G
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1t is evident that large number of persons
in the North have determined 10 treat the existence
of slavery as a religious, rather than political
question, which it clearly is. The Puritans habit
ually committed the same mistake of confounding
them all under the general denomination of sins,
they attacked them Unfortunately from the
pulpit. In England they assaed the measures of
the Government on religious grounds and drew
from theology the arguments that led to the over
throw of the nobility as well as the hierarchy
They assailed the administration of CROMWELL,
because they could not always find Scripture
warrant for his acts, and their irrational inter
ference deranged the plans and crippled the ener-
gies of his great mind, and contributed to the
downfall of his successor. Nor was this all; for
the reign of CHARLES II. is recorded in history
that of dcpraved and dishonorabe Prince, over
lCentious and reckless subjects, and the cause is
partly traceabe to the fanaticsm that ruled Eng
during the preceding years. When the chain
which bound an unwilling people was broken,
they eagerly abandoned even the decencies of life
which had assumed so morose an aspect and
rushed into the opposite extreme of widest license
The mastery which the Puritans had usurped over
mems actions in the old country, they were not
disposed TO relinquish in the new. The Blue laws
testify to their intolerance of disposition and the
old records tell us innumerable facts that bear
witness TO the zeal with which they often
made the policy OF the State conform to
their distorted Interpretation of some Bible
text. The spirit of these undoubting and
uncompromsing sectaries still animates many
of their descendants, and fills them with
that ferocious and relentless pety that. would set
the world to rights at every hazard. The Rev.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER is worthy scion of that
gnarled and ugly stock. Had he lived in other
days, he might have clamored for the blood of
LAUD, or the execution of STRAFFoRD, or the
hanging of witch, or the determination
of the French nobIesse. That which is
hateful to him, and, in his view, hurt
full to society, ought to be put down,
he thinks, by FIRE and sword at least, such is the
doctrine he incucates when he breaches about sIa-
very, and he processes to deduce it from the re-
ligion of which he is a minister. "Sueh beggarly
HChristanity as we have had in days past" does
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ORA MA TIC

The play of "Dot," by Bourcicault, founded upon
Dickens popular story, "The Cricket on the
HEARTH" is now being given at Holiday Street
Theatre to full audiences. The piece has been well
brought out both regards the acting and the
scenic efects-the latter rejecting little credit
upon the skill of Mr. Getz. Mrs. Wood, as "TfHy
Slor5oy" quite up to the character, and the other
parts are, in the main, well given. The tabeau
of fairies with which the third act ends, is quite
artistic and striking. Mr.. Ford strives, by unex-
ceptonable selections, to meet the requirements of
good taste, and deserves liberal support. The
same play will be repeated until further notice.
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Having discovered in my "BALM OF THOUSAND
Flowers the properties of Erasve Soap, apart from
its cosmetic qualities confidently recommend
peror any article designed for said purposen removing
stains of all kinds from the most decatey coored
fabrics without injury to the texture color of either
So confident that is ectualin that regard that
will return the price of it in every where it fails
D. C. DRISC0LL,
n2l-tf 35Batmore street
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AUCTION NOTICE.

FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found in first class
Crockery Store, be purchased ELOW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN A. DOBSON 4 Co,
o22-tf 2and Y. Charles street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-30
nhl7-tf No. 81 N. Gay St., opp. Odd Fellows Hall
IMPROVED GLYcERINE CREAM,
MANN's HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS.
l2i W. BALTIMORE STREET.
on THE. EUROPEAN PLAN

on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Wes continue to serve up Meals very moderate
charges with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small accommodated in large
and private Dining Rooms second floor. Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance OF the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnished, and will
compare favorby with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents
BS- MAENS CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No 50 FAYETTE STREET.
n2ttf C. II. MANN, Proprietor.