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NISsOLUTION-THEC COMPREHENSIVE HERE
~ tofore existing between the undersgned under the firm
Of j. BURNSIDE CO., is this day dissolved. Burnsde
retiring from business. JOHN BURNSIDE,
NELSON McSTEA,
J.R. VALUE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

|,OPARTNERsHIP-r SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
" day formed Copastnershfp snd purchased the
stock Of goods Of the lats Of SEAMAN, PECK CO.
and will continue the business heretofos their
count They will also attend 10 the liquidation Of the business
Of the late 6lm in this city.
PHILIP O. MITCHELL
- EDWARD W. JACK,
JNO. j. GIDIERE
OF New Orleans
GEO. A. SEAMAN,
or New York.
New Orleans July !, 1859. jyi I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

DIssGLUTI0N.THE FIRM OF PAYNE. STEELE
~ co, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and papers viii remain 10 Office of PAYNE
KEMP at the old stand and Mr. JOHN z BELL will attend
the settlement OF the business
Of the firm In qudation a. are also iii the members
Of the nrm. Z. G. PAYNE,
c. STEELE,
r. PINCKARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

In RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
business take occasion to to friends
late partners Messrs. Cammack Converse
them continuance of the liberal patronage
upon the late firm Of J. P. Whitney & Co.
R. B. SUMNER,
]. q. HAGEDORN.
Nav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF A. b. JAMES CO.
- is dissolved this day, according articles agreement
and the Of this arm will here ter only be qu
dation. A. B. JAMES.
ROBERT McREE,
EMORY CLAPP.
New Orleans, June 90, 1879.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

NOTICE-A.B B. JAMES AND ROBERT NcREE WILL
IN from this date continue the Wholesale Dry Goods bus
nes under the firm Of A. B. JAMES Co. for their
count, At Nos 81 and 80 Magazine street.
A. B. JAMES,
ROBERT NcREE
aw 0rAanH. L.. tyl I'm
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VALUABLE REAL EST ATE In THE SECOND DISTRICT
q auction for of the city OF New Orleans ~ order
Of the Common Council.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE UNDER
" signed have this day formed coparnefshp the
firm of JOHN TOURO CO., and will continue the Ship
Brokerage, Commission and Forwarding business.
JOHN TOURO,
CHARLES B. CLAPP,
Office No. 26 st. Charles street.
New Orleans July !. 1859, jyl I'm
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HrDudIey Lodge No. 66. f.. and A.. M
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
URDAY EVENING, at o'clock, in their Lodge Room at
to attend.
". q. COPELAND j. W.; VIM. Cooper, Treasurer; s. l. Gull
let Secretary; Edwin Marks S. D.; j. b. Gennison j. d.
Jos Chet Tyler. 40 ly
EPolar Star r.: !AA;i,;s75CRapter No. Al
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hail. St. Charles street
OFrIcERs-John Fl. Holland, NJ E.. H P; William f.
Holland F.. K George F. Evans, D. i, s.; Frank Bart
M. I'd W. Anton oterged, G.. M. Isl VT. D. Van Horn
Treasurer; Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz. Guard
By order of the NJ r. HP
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
" Deparmen-The Annual Course Of Lectures in this De-
partment will MONDAY November IA, 1859 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES' NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine.
ILL R!nDELL., N. p. Professor of Chemistry
WARREN STONE NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
A. H. CENAS, M. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
GUSIAyUs A. MOTT NJ H.. Professor of Matera Meilca.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Professor OF Physiology and Pa
thology.
S, +. CHAlLLE. NJ. D., and W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D.. De,
monstraors of Anatomy.
The for Dsecing will be the second Monday
in October.
Charity Hospital.
The accompany Professors their visits and
Preliminary to the Course Lectures i'll be delivered daily in
the Amphheater of the Hospital from the October
and Surgery and Other subjects thon any
The Administrators the Charity Hospital annually,
in April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by
the institution. jy2 mol
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Of New Orleans WENpovER-No: 1000 -
DY VIRTUE of a writ of ficrl facIns to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Orleans the above entitled will to sell
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY, July 25.h 1852
at IL O'Clock M
l. CERTAIN JUDGMENT render ed In the case 8. D.
We Mary f. B. Weir No. 1861 of the docket Of
the Third District Court Orleans 1882 49, with
legal from the sh Of October 1885, till paid and
OF suit.
q CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendered In the case Of q. n.
wendover John r. Gruber No. 1857 the docket of the
legal from the 24th May 1852 till paid
of suit.
Seized in tn above suit.
TERMS-Cask on the spot
EFT. PARKER,
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r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,

JEANETTE MOCH, spouse de
A. ROSE, VS.. A. LELAND,
et al. Fl. Fa pour frais contre
lie ? laignsnt-No 1892.
writ de 6erl faclns a
able Sixieme Cour de District de
sffaire ei-desssus, je procederai lie
i l0lz heu es A. NJ, sur les lieux
publique ct adjudication de-
iabillements, situe b l'sngle des
dams lie Premier District de cette
'se en- mon bureau pour recours.
rs.
au moment de rehabilitation.
X T, PARKER,
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de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
I'm VERTUE dun
~ moi adresse par ! Honor
la Nonvelle Orleans. dams i
SAMEDI, 80 de Juliet 1859,
ci-api es designes, a Ia vente
La Fonds dun Magas II d'l
rues Girod ct Tc loupitoulas,
vile, suivant inventaire dep
Saisi dams l'affaire ci dess
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

KEARNY, BLOIS & CO.,
n 81 date ~ Magazine street.
LIME, FIRE BRICKS, NAVAL STORES, GLASS, PAINTS
AND WHITE LEAD, BRUSHES, OAKuM, etc.
have associated with my business since the 18th If
June last, Messrs THOMAS BLOIS and LOUIS BERNOS,
and will under the firm of KEARNY BLOIS co.
ALFRED KEARRY.
New Orleans, July g. 1859.
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COPARTNERSHIP-C sTyE1EAF.
~ PINCKARD. (of the la,e firm Of Payne Steele 90
}. wing associated .hem:elyss Nth WM PiNcKARD fo
conducting General Wholesale Grocery in New Or
leans, under the firm Of PIECKARD, STEELE CO. They
will No. IS Tchoupitoulas few above the
old stand Of Payne Steele Co., and in the block
buildings until their store finished at the
ner Of Tchoupitoulas and 9ravier streets.
WIN N. PINCKARD,
CLAIBORNE STEELE,
FERDINAND PINCKARD.
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N HENRY, Importer and De.sr IN WALL fArEr,
L. CORNICES and WINDOW SHADES Of everv deecrip
ton. 1872 Camp street, Julia-old number, 2s-New
Orleans.
very all work done at he short
notice. and In the bestw Jrkmauike style. jylS ly
T OST-YESTERDAY, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, THE
IL 18th inst either lake end Of the Jefferson Railroad
or returning from the lake. LADIES BREAST
PIN the miniature Of gentleman The
will suitably rewarded and onfer favor the
by leaving at this office. 'vIe "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED THIS
day coparnership for the transaction of Commission
and Ship Brokerage business under the style of Camnack
Converse will continue the business Of J.
P. Whitney Co.
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clsaulrnr couR DE DISTRICT DA1E MARYE.B WEIR ,

FOuaFs a CREDIT
RY VIRTUE Of and In obeaie nee to an OF;
by the Fourth District Court of New leans in
the entitled will proceed to sell public
ton premises herei designated TUESDAY the
26 day Of July 1859 lO O'Clock A. NJ for account of the
creditors Of said iTsolvent-
All the furniture contained In the house
situated No. Caondelet inventory filed.
Surrendered by said insovent TO his creditors.
TERMS-Cash the spot
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An invoice OF Drill, Cottonade and Jeans Pants.
ReTEKMS-AtsaIe. jylS
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ARTNERsKfIP-rHR UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ associated with them STEPHEN x. FOWLER and OG-
DEN K. DUNNING, under the firm Of McSTEA, VALUE
Co. and will continue the Wholesale
and hqudae affairs Of Burnside Co.
NELSON AcSTEA,
J.R. VALUE
,TuIy II 1r
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ouArR,Enr CogR DE DISTRICT CHARLES JOSEPH DU:
Kouveile Orleans. LET, vssve sep.rse, ETC. C.

sixth DISTRICT CouRrl JEANETTE MoCH. WIFE OF A.
ROSE, VS.. A LELAND, ct 81. !;
Fl. Fa. for against Plaintiff
Of New Orleans. No. 3942
DY VIRTUE Of o writ OF Heri faclas. to
ID directed by the Honorahls the Sikh District Court Of
New Orleans ia the above entitled will proceed
SATURDAY. the Both day OF July 1885, at l0 O'Clock A.
NJ
The Contents of Cotbing Stor. situated the corner Of
Grod Tchoupouas Streets In the FIRST District Of
city as per inventory to be at my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERAS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

MERCHANTS BANK, I
New Orleans July l, 1859,
lV-The Directors of this Bank have de-
red Of FOUR PER CkET, the profits
six months payable the Stockholders and after
MONDAY, the llth inst
i've I'm WIN. s. MOUNT, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ Real Estate Slaves and business
generally. ONCE 70 Common street. Of Camp
street set "
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NOTICE = THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned under the name Of j. r
ua Either partner will sign the of the firm
liquidation only.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE EDMOND FRERRT-MRs.
Widow James Frnret ct ais, Marguerite lsure fferef
Of sls-sae to effect partition among heirs-Lots ana
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

Paroisse dorleun.. MURINE sss7
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias u
II adrese par pHon G. NJ Bradford seconde Justes =
Pax pour paroisse iOreans, je procsdera le MARD =
dc Juliet 1859 midi magasin du Cc,e, entire Il.
Poydas Perddo Ia vente pubque ct sdjadicAs
de- '
I'm Lot de Groceries. d
Saisi dams l'affaire ci-dessus. F9s749
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment De ladiudcatioa.
iylS % rs g. W. SIMPSON, Counet2bla.
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ub N NUuVefFG-OtIeA
A TTENDU que ADD
n une petition 4 Ia Cour 1
ratelie 1 Ia succession vacant
Francois Joseph Guitlot. dee
Avis est par 10 present don
d'avoir / dednirs sous dix j
ne serait pas fait droit 1 Ia di
Par ordre de 10 Cour.
40 ~ 1E
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CANT LOUIS HOTEL-T, E UNDERSIGNED
having purchased the Louis Hotel furniture, will
inform its old and the public that will be closed dur
Ing additions alterations and REPAIRS and will
reurnished reopened Tuesday, November s for
their reception o. E. HALL 4 CO.
New Orleans June lst 1852 jel 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

CANT CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
. lease Saint Charles Hotel for 1--WE years. and avail
Of this opportunity thank public for the liberal
Hotel Will during he summer, be- thoroughly renovated,
and furnished and hope the opening Of the
son. have pleasure catering their wants. which
wv p'N " ~ " D. H. HILDRETH 4 co.
New Orleans June lst 1889 jel en-
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TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock A. N.
II their auction room. No. Is Old Leyee street, will b
sold
100 packages and los Seasonable Dry Goods consng
Musins Plantation Drills Fancy Prints, French Cottonads
Black DoeskD Linens Csmbrcs Jaconet Dresaes, Hnreges
Cambet Jeans ticks and Brswn Cotaons Stripe,
Cheeks etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
copartnershp under the and style Of GOODRICH
CO. and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commits
j. 6. GOODRICH
II. L. GOODRICH,
BIN, POND.
New Orleans July l. 1859. tyl en-
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
tbs interest of his Father in the TURNING BUSINESS
shop No 39 Benvle takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public IA general that he will continue the
business the above named place for his and
lcits share Of public potronsge. II. DEaRO. JK.
New Ofleans, June 81, 1859. je22 I'm
NOTlCE-ro CONFORM WITH TIE L ATE ACT OF
the Legislature Of the State the style of firm from this
date is chan sed to JOHN D. BEIN son.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex
listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT
parner in is this day dsslyea as per act Of
j, 1889 j. C. GOODRICH and Il. L. GOODRIcH will sign
in liquidation. J. @. GOODRICH,
L. GOODRICH,
s. N. POND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19

H9rlnsurance The following Companies
have complied with the law of the State Of Louisiana
lation to agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies
THOS. ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
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Great Auction Sale of Jeyvelry
and Dry Goods.

The sale of a large stock Of Jewelry
and Dry Goods will commence here on
Tuesday, and continue until all is sold,
Gold and silver watches, eardrops, brace
lets, brooches, breastpins, sleeve-buttons,
studs, watch chains, lockets, and in short
every thing made of gold, may be found
among the jewelry. The Dry Goods will
consist of large variety of such articles
as are usually found in a dry goods sore.
These goods are the assets of insolvent
jewellers and merchants, and must be sold
at some price, for the benefit of their
creditors. The prices whether at auction
or private sale, generally range at from
one fourth to one half of the usual cost
of the article sold.
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At His DeVOtiOnS.

We find the following, published as ed
itorial, in the last Herald. 1t is to be
presumed therefore (though rather vi
olent presumption) that the editor wrote
it. 1t reads very much as if he had been
thinking of the great Importance of the
nigger to his party, and had thought
aloud. The latter clause appears migrate
full; with this out, it will probably be inser-
ted in the next edition of the Republican
prayer-book:
ADDRESS TO A NEGRo.-Useful nigger!
You are the needle of our national com.
pass, the coloring matter of all our affairs
the active principle of our agitation, the
director of our political ceremonies; YOU
make Presidents. you make Senates; yor
raise small men, and knock down grea
ones. o, wonderful Niger! you are tn
black prince of fusion, diffusion, and con
fusion. You ought to be broke of you
Office, kicked out, or requested to resign
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~ We publish on our outside the
letter from our Government. to our Min~
lister at Berlin, in full. We have yet
to see single Republican paper which
has the honesty to correct the false i'm
preston it endeavored to make in regard
to this letter. When the Massachusetts
amendment was adopted placing the nat
uralized citizens below the greasiest mig.
ger. the Republican papers quietly &C
quiesced in it; not even the mildest dis
sent was heard. When they thought to
make naturalized citizens believe that q
Democrat wished to abridge their privi.
leges, they howled like pack of prairie
wolves. Now, knowing that they were
wrong they refuse to undeceive their read
ers, hoping that some few of them may
never ascertain the truth, and for thai
reason vote the republican ticket.
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The Great HumbuSger Hum
bugged.

Jockies sometimes say "there never
was a horse so fast that he could not be
beaten, and it appears there never was a
bumbugger SO skillful that he could not
be humbugged. The Pixies Peakers
most effectually "done" Greeley. When
he was to watch the result of their wash.
ing, they would quietly slip quantity Of
gold dust into their sluices, and after
washing, would exhibit to the wondering
eyes Of Greeley piles of the coveted dust
Thereupon Greeley would write letters
home highly extolling the richness of the
mines.
This was q cheaper, but probably moi
any more effectual mode, than TO have
dropped the dust in his pocket instead o
their own sluices.
These sharpers had claims to sell.
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For the Spirit.
The Sherifalty.

Ma. EDIroR:-In the last Spirit I no.
tice my name announced as candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Democracy at their pri-
mary election. For this manifestation of
goodwill on the part of some of my
friends am truly grateful; and should 1
be so fortunate as to be entrusted by the
people with the duties of this Office, I
pledge myself no efforts on my part shall
be wanting to discharge them faithfully
and impartially. 1 have been citizen
of Monroe county from my early boy
hood, and am therefore known to q large
number of her voters. This fact renders
it unnecessary for me to canvass the
county soliciting the people for their suf-
frages-"a custom more honored in the
breach than in the observance" and es-
pecially with me, when it is considered
that upon my daily labor my family de-
pend for their support.
Fellow Citizens, into your hands I
commit my claims, satisfied that you will
do what you think for the best. Should
your choice fall upon me will be truly
thankful, if upon some other good and
true man, will be content.
| ROBERT s. HUTCHINSON.
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Pixies Peak Emlgrants.

Considerable excitement was created
in town on Monday evening, by the return
of party of gold seekers from Pixies
Peak. The names of the persons were
Dent, Hudson, Mcmahon and Bracey, Of
Monroe County. They left home in
February last, went to the emo of the
journey. and had some experience in min.
ing. They report that no more than
twenty cents per day could be obtained
by digging, and are unanimous in the
opinion that Pixies Peak is one of the
greatest humbugs of the sge. They had
with them buffalo calf. which had been
captured in the vicinity of Fort Riley
Altogether, the party was about the hard.
est looking one that our friend, "the OLD.
est inhabitant," recollects to have seen in
Barnesville. .--BarnesviNe Inteliqencer.
However "hard" the party might have
looked to foppish eyes, they are regarded
at home as upright and respectable men
The editor of the AutelHgencer had proba
bly, just had his shirt washed when he
saw them, and was cutting swell.
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MAP FOR TKE TIMES.

"CoLToN's MAP OF EUROPE" A full
and reliable Map, showing the chief Cit.
les, Towrs and Villages, also, the grand
political divisions of Kingdoms and
States. The relative position and bear
ing of one territory to another, and the
modes of communication and inter-
course. A3
"CoLToN's MAP OF NORTHERN ITALY"
The Seat Of Var. This Map embra-
ces the whole of Sardinia, which is now
invaded and contested, by the great pow.
ers of France, Italy and Austria. 1t
shows at glance, the small divisions in
Sardinia. the Cities, Towns and Villages,
Rail Roads, Common Roads. Rivers,
Mountain Passes, seats of former battles
with dates of each engagement; also
Lombardy' Venice, Tuscany, Parma, Mo.
dena, Lucca, and the States of the
Church. These Maps are engraved or
steel in a superior manner, handsomely
printed upon heavy paper, and beautifully
colored. Both Maps upon one sheet
SIZE % K l9 inches. Price, Post paid
80 cents. Address
JOHNSON & BROWNING,
172 William ST., New York City
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Characteristic.

Somebody writing editorial for the
Herald rehearses the wretched falsehood
about Ranney favoring the resolutions Of
an abolition meeting at Youngstown in
1850. Every decent Republican paper
In the State which published the charge
has corrected it; but it remains for the
Herald after others have spewed it up, to
dish it out to it's readers.
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..-.. For the "Sririt''
Pass Him Around.

Mr.. EDIToR:-For the benefit of myself
and Others, wish you to state in your pa.
per that G.. G. Davis, or G. G.. Berry es
Mr.. Dunlap calls him, is trying to pass him.
self off for single man. I have it from
good authority that he is married and
that his wife now lives in Wheeling. =
This have from the authority Of Mr..
Dunlap.
Davis or Berry is shoemaker by
trade. He worked at this place some six
months and is now in Barnesville.
Woods6eld Herald, Barnesville hnteUi
cemcer and Wheeling papers please copy
and I will be responsible.
MARTIN BAKER,
Woods6eld, O., July 25, '59.
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wheeling Female Seminary.

We call the especial attention attention
of parents to the advertisement of the
Wheeling Female Seminary. 1t is super
intended by Mrs. HANNA who established,
and has for nineteen years sustained the
Female Seminary at Washington Pa,
which has gained so enviable reputation.
Every accomplishment necessary for Civ
ing a young lady finished education is
taught to degree of perfection equalled
by few institutions in the West.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-07-27
Wheeling Island Fair.

We have received pamphlet contain.
ign the premium list, rules and regulations
of the North Western Virginia Agricul-
tural Society. The premiums are more
liberal than ever heretofore--those on
horses alone amounting to nearly $500.
The Fair is to be held on Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday and Friday, Sept,
18th, 14th,. 18th and 18th. 7f
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CINCINNATI
TO
MONROE COUNTY.
BANNER FLAG.

For thus remembering the Banner
County, we again take occasion to return
the thanks of the Democracy of Monroe
to the Democracy of Cincinnati, and with
this further assurance that whenever this
county fails to give the largest majority
the Flag will be given up to the Democra.
cy of that county which shall fairly be en-.
titled to it.
Who can take it from US this fall?
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Republican Mass Meeting.

The Herald announces great Repnb-
lcan Mass Meeting to be held here on the
18th Of August. The speakers are to
be "Stanton, Kirk and Hon. T. G. Thea.
ker"
If those names do not draw crowd
there is no use in having great men,
After the most diligent enquiry we can
not 6nd out who Stanton is, where he is,
or what he is. It may be, however, that
he is equally as great man as Kirk or
Theaker. The Kirk announced is prob
ably the Republican nominee for Lieuten
ant Governor. He is notoriously one
horse institution. There are at least ,
dozen men in this place who are better
speakers. As for Theaker-well we dom
like to say just what we do think. Poor
Theaker
1t is direct insult to any inteligen
people to ask them to welk hundred
yards to hear such speakers.