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Curo Your Cough.-35 Cents.
Ills Third avenue near Fourteenth stree


ries, as reported to WOOD EDDY 4 CO..
MANAGERS FOR THE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
oH SssI pWSsr RE ,tS * 1TsssffFEsph-
The subscribers Commissioners appointed the Governor
Of the Stale of Delaware spperintend the drawing Of lot
g., ss 81 q Ss
ErTnA Class, No. ls9, FEBRUARY 10, 1889.
td 20, a. IL, l. 81, b6, "A, es 70. g. 8. 3d.
CLASS No. 14O FEBRUARY 10, 1859.
sol2 So, 49, 49, 81, 6s, 49, 49, a. 8. II, A.
that he said numbers drawn the order in which
Witness hands, q. Wilmington Del this Saturday, Feb
~ '''' j SSRf ss EsGR s''' Commissioners
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that ioswipg are the numbers which were this drawn
CLASS No. 1877. FEBRUARY 10. 1859
e. a. q, II, 6, 6s, 81, 8, &c. "A, Is.
CLASS No. l3s, EXTRA, FEBRUARY ls, 1859.
wR, 60, g. 65, IS, 4s. 80. rs, II, t. 40, "a, 81.
an. as ss % numbers drawn in the order in which
hands at Augusta Ca this Saturday, Feb 49,
1852 E:.PP b bAssER' Commissioners.
WOOD, EDDY CO.. and Xu sua Geo Gsorsis'
The Latest Drawings OF the Legalixed LOtte-
nes. q reported 70 WOOD. EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS or rHs
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
ohi SsL DysziRsE:' s q 1HsssassIsga
Of he sas q Del. drawing q os
The drawaE Of lottery Tor the benefit Of the state Of Des
hereby certify that the following the numbers
which were This day drawn from the Wheel VIZ:
EXTRA CLASS, No. Ia, FEBRUARY q, 1850
IS, "A, ss, 80 e 81, Al, a. H. Is, Q, so. 81, CT.
C.Ass No. 142 FEBRUARY q. 1850
u, &C. CO. 65, A, 80, GA, 46, 70, l6. 81, "a 8.
And tina. the said numbers drawn in the order In which
Feb ~, 1889. GNORGE GORDOh,/
5 Aksf sE P9aTER' Commissioner
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
subscfibers Commissioners appointed super1ntend
the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that Tie following the numbers which this day
"0-' Glass No. 139, FEBRUARY 81, 1852
a, &C. 81, g. 49, IS, "a, Sc, II, q, 50, q, SO.
Glass No l4o EXTRA, FEBRUARY q, 1859.
IS, 10. s, As, 65, rs. 8, 46, 40, 4, A, H.
Anahs the sad numbers drawn in the order In which
W,,lsss our handa at Augusta Ga. this Monday, Feb.
2l laa F. G. BARBER, Commissioner.
WOOD EDDY co. sua anT@s. p George
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.
The NHrier BaIl-AnaIrs In the Esss-Deve-
iopsme"ts OF SPir,tualism--Dr. Cieever's
Church fJoubits-Tne Gold Fever OF Nc

The Napier BnIl-AnaIrs In the Enss-Deve-
lopeme"ts OF spir,tuaIism--Dr. CIeever's
Church fyoubies-Tne Gold Fever OF Nc
bfnsha-Iiss R.volat on ia Hay;;-Csty
News-aIaIkct Reports, &C.. &c.
Tire Fam, aEnalp In its edition OF Wednesday. win
give oil the news of the preceding week. with
quantity OF usefal and interesting reading Among 0her
LasttsEs Il will conAiia:-
full account of ne Grand Ban Washington Lord and
Lady Napier Decorations of the Ball Roor-Grand Display
Of Croone, Laces Dlauonds Flowers snd Frippery-Tbe
Distinguished Gues's-who There and What They DID
Scenes, lucoents &c.
Affairs in the Eas-Ietiers from our Correspondents in
China and Brisb India
Developments Of sp tuslism-Mrs morrill, Mr. Hume
Charge of Rape while in Trance-Aiaavit OF the Plain
tin-Curow Case-spiritusl Life in New York.
Doings at Washington the Proceedings of Con-
gress
Tine Mysterious Disappearance Of Mrs Captain Brsnnan-
Further lnves tgations.
1be Revolution in Haya-Addionsl Dsals--The Ev Empe
ror in Jamaca-iiow His Majesty Appeared and Dress
ed-IroclamAtion ofPresident GeNrard, &c.
The Gold ever Of from our Corrsspon
dents In Kansas and Nebraska
Dr. Cheevere Church Notwithstanding Of parte
Coupcn-The Church not Allowed Argue the QnesonAr.
guInen on behalf OF the Rescnded Of the
Committee CT the Church.
Report OF Lecture by Professor Guyot on "Comparave
Physical Geography in lie Relations to History and Modern
Civilization
Report OF Lecture by Rev. 8. Kaock the Future Of
the Republic"
Arrest of an American Forger In Londoa-Important Ex
tradition Case.
Editorials Oh prominent events Of the day.
local News OF Interest Of this and the adjoining cities
full repor, OF The Yors Cattle Market with the num-
Der OF cattle offered for sAe. prioes, 10
Report Of the Prices Of Marketable Produce
Washington Market IN this cycarefully corrected every
week.
Lsts News received by telegraph o- otherwise up
tee time Of publication
Police neports-Thearical Critic ms--Csumercia and
ney harke ReporsSarrtayes and Deaths week-alto
ssther forming an Interesting and useful nswsrape-
Terms-s2 per year, single copy, four To be OBJ
iped at the Office, and Of all agents. Advertise
ments inserted the usual HERALD rates
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Smithsonian House, Broadway. Corner of
Houston sreet-Hoel accommodations the European
-
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Hn,zEr, q this city, to Miss MARIA c. Tyler, OF the for
mer place.
R,oy-CHAr7nL- New London, Conn, on Tuesday
Jan. 25, by the Rev. o. Walker, Mr. Joss r. RyoS, OF
this city to Miss MARY A. CHArEI, OF the former place
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The Boston M.chanrcni Bakery.

bUsTON, Feb. II, 1859.
The fire inquest upon the burning Of Russes mechani-
bakery after lengthy inveatgaiion dnh that fire
was kndl,d by incenjiary, well known with tho
premises, but evidence falls 10 fasten the guilt upon any
unttv
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NORFOLK, Feb. Fl, 1859.
The bark Julia Desne, Of Charleston, Capt. Hcdlsnd,
with cargo OF rice, dry goods and rum has arrived
hefe in charge Of Lieut. Braine Of the vncennes. She
tals q SLAYER of Coast Castle.
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FashfOn0blc Dress Boots and Shoes, OF the
hncs, materials, Mt LoRlN BROOKS SONS. 1855 Fulton
street, opposite Church
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Fire az Madison. OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Feb 81 1889
The Court House at Madison partially DESTROYED by
fire az twelve O'CLOCK last nignt Loss $50 900 AN the
records and papers saved. The ouiidog, when
now. cost $40 900.
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BoIlowny's Pills.-How painful land pm
.iery borne the maladies peculiar the gener sex
These pills gently stimulate the sysem and restore all func
or nj arrangements 10 Lealh Mandatory so Maien Lane
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Weather Reports.

FRnRuARY 81, 1850.
BALTIMORE. Clear and cool.
WAsBisGroN.-Galc w. ~ W thermometer 42'.
pETERsDuRe Clear, thermometer 49,.
NORFOLK Clear; wind N; thermometer 49,.
WILMINGTON Clear and cool
AuGrsn.-Clear and cool
CHARLESTON. Clear; wind N. W; thermometer 5I'.
SAVANNAH Clear; wind N. w, thermometer Az
MACON. Clear and cool.
MONTGOMERY Clear and cool
LOWER PEAcH.-Clear; thermometer 81
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best In the word. Wholesale and retail and the DIV
privately applied No 6Astor House.
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chronological Examinations will Direct
young men TO right pusuts them how make the
most of their time and talents FOWLER WELLS give
charts and written Characters daily Mt 305 broadway.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. q, 1859.
The water 10 the channel Of the at this point Is
now Fifty nce feet deep, and It stationary No
train Went day Passengers had to be taken TO Aurora
by boat
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The Ceitbi ated French Yoke Shirts, Made
70 Order sewedty hind and warranted 70 fit at BAIJOU
bkJlHh RS $50 broadway.
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Thirty-Seven Cents.lGe0rge's Hair Dye
Black or brown. The cheapest and best in the world War
raped 70 contain much "har dye" ~ d sold at "one
life like black brown" without injurng the hair
applied in all weather. Sold wholesale and retail at SCOTTS
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Port
RAYMOND SINCLA

In ouner rnes and ocaves under csso house loc 70,
sale On favorable Terms 10 Gloss conccra, by
c. hyLE1TA AGO, So Beaver street
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The in the world surpassng all made fold and applied
q The mandatory 2ss Broadway.
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Southern Ocean stenmer Movements.

SAVANNAH, Feb Il, 1867
The steamer Star Of the South arrived of Tybee nj
twelve O'Clock Saturday night and at her wharf yes
terdny morning All vol.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1859.
About twelve democrats from the Northern and West
States, together with those from Pennsylvania voted
with the majority Mr. Phillips unsuccessful motion TO
suspend the ruee and enable him to introduce his
Loan and Tariff bill The negative vote composed Of
democrats, in company with four republicans and two
Americans
Rumors have been circulated, and believed that the
President would transmit to Congress message,
Of action or the tariff question, reminding them that
an extra session would be necessary but there truth
In the reports
Washington.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by stauoners at Wholesale only By RBERHARD FABKR,
nile AGENT l33 William street
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnApEIrruA, Feb 81, 1889
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State dyes, e21l; Reading
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Barryss TrlcOpher0uS u tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng cleansing curling
preserving AID restoring The hair. Ladies' try nod BY II
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powder proof locks and Also nrc and burcs
proof pnrlor safes. Denot 1872 Pearl Will
April 10 G3 Murray street, corner College place.
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Mccdy's Perfect FITTING Shirts.
Made 10 order of the finest goods $50 per dozen.
MOODY q shirt manufactory, s62 Broadway
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Behring'S Patent Cham iOn Fire
And buryar pro safes Isl Broadway, Murray
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Su q rUc", N1rhcHunt lunufs aHu
cothefe No. ia Broadway, opposite st. Paus church
formerly occupied by Genn hser) offering spien
did stoc of ready made clothing got the best style toge
prices that will ascnh md their custom depa
stocked with aud elegant goods he most talented
employed and great given TO ordered work call i
solicited
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BUnv1rd's DiornMn OF the Burning Of Je.
rusatm Owing TO the hundreds who unahlc Obtain
even sandn room at this peculiar entertainment the past
week, VIII remain exhibition for longer
tanment Oh "Wednesday at O'Clock
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Oar spec,nl Wnsh,ngton pcspntch.

Our Special Washington Despatch
THE TARIFF QUESTION IL THE HoUsE-gALIFoRSIl
POSTAL sERvICE-rHE BACK PAY OF TaE coll
Inns LINE--THE INVESTIGATES COMMITTEES, ErC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1859
yhe contest ia the House to-day suspend the rules to
cake up Mr. Morris tariff pill proves that there is
majority for change in The tgnG which would have
been sfnsiby increased If could have Understood
that the bill, when before the House, could have been
amended. There not majority IN favor OF such hg
protection aud specific duties the leading features
ofMr. MOI rill's bill 1t Ia now in order TO move sus-
peoson OF the rules for the balance OF the session. To-
morrow therefore, an attempt viii be made TO suspend
them for the purpose OF introducing bill to suspend the
tariff act Of 1857 for two years and revive the act OF
1916.
Tho Ccmmitteo on Ways and Means to-day authorized
their Chairman Gepot bill for re issue of Treasury
notes viii require two thirds to take 1t up, II stands
chance unless combined with cuange in the tariff
The Pennsylvania democratic members meet TO morrow
to determine whether they will for the Army Appro
priation bill before the tariff is amended
The Post Office Committee of the Senate met this
ing, and authorized their chairman report bill for tho
California service The bill provides for semi monthly
service from New York San Francisco by way Pina
ma, and q semi monthly service from New Orleans by
way OF reuanepec The service is TO DO let to the lowest
bidders, at sum not to exceed four hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for the service by way OF Panama, IN
GLIDING the transit of the Isthmus and hundred and
seventy five thousand dollars for tho Tehuantepec route
The steamers from Panama to stop at vcntosa and
take the Tebuantepec mails on the Pacific.
It ia probable the commi sc may repor. an amendment
to the Post Office Appropriation bill, giving the Collins
Steamer Company the back pay due them and withheld
by tho late POE master General.
Mr.. Bocock will not be prepared with his report in the
Naval Investigation Committee CAGE before Wednesday.
The Special Committee TO investigate charges against
the Committee Of Accounts met to day, and partially
amned Mr.. Thompson formerly connected with the
Clerks Office. Nj Soaring present during the exam
nation, but nothing elected duplicating any member
of the committee. To.morro Mr. Ftzhugh will be ex
amDed. 1t was upon the charges Of these tho
rnittee raised.
We authorized to stse that IL the in
the NEW YORK HERALD Of the 10th inst of approaching
wedding between "Mr. Baylor, of Alabama, and Miss
Gwn, daughter Of Senator Gw.u Of California" has any
10 Mr. Eugene WYtne Baylor of louisiana that
there 10 the slightest foundation truth IA the report
And the subsequent despatch contradcpg the report
aludes to gentlenar Of high social position in Washing
ton by referring to him ga person named Baylor"
mako this explanation in justice to him, and regret
have unintentionally cast slur upon him.
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Th,ytv.geveu Cents.EGeorRe'

schuylkih Coal, best quality, all sizes, de-
lve, ed TO consumers at 81 rs. j. r. WHITE,
800 West Thirteenth street.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

mISCELLAN EOUs.
A FOE TO DEATH.
n DIR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
The Great Inhaling Remedy,
For Consumption and Asthma.
Price reduced 81 81 package to accommodate
the vast demand Of this established foe TO death
STEPHEN PAUL co sole agents Tor
United States, ais Full n street.
A GREAT WORK FOR AGENTS-"THE LIFE AND
u Travels of Ferdinand De Soto niscoverer OF the Mis-
.ssippi River coat So Pronounced by the press the
most Interesting book Englsh language Send for CIR
culars. JAS L. Lloyd, fhiAdelphA
+. MRROTyPFs AND PTur ,GRArHs VIEWS AND
portrss Naesra other choice subjects the
lily and country al HOLMES gallery, $50 Broadway.
AT GIMBREpF,s NO Sss BROADWAY IN.
~ troduced the visiting card the envelope
square psper ard other novelties
DCys AND GIRLS GET YOU OUR MAGAZINE, READY
ID this day Price six cents W. L. JONES l52 Sixth ave.
nue., aud VI MI booksellers and news depoA
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wheeler 6 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, N. Y.
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Htlrs Hair Dye, so Cents N Box, Black O
brown. No Barclay street, and all druggnts.
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TtIsEASIS OF THE
~ LUNGS AND THROAT
persons who afflicted With these diseases have
received benefit from unfsr ara
respectfully invited call upon T. W. vOND.nSMIrH m
D WHO hiss been successful In curing who hsyg
been pronounced ncurabe II Dr. Wa treatment does no1
CHECK the fatal progress of the dsesse in ten ays b. m
lead The Patient TO sny expense Ooe for tho 6
consumption lb5 8owery.
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I. u. d. ANlOIIVIIlINSt
10 Aessrs. E. c. Mire, Wet. Forstall, and others.

HE INWARD LAw.--The Roman orator
cicero, says There is indeed a law,
night reason which is in accordance with
nature f; existing in all, Interchangeable,
eternal commanding us to do what is
right, forbldding us to do what is wrong.
II has dominion over good men, but pos
sesses 10 influence over bad ones. No
other law can be substituted forsit, no
part of it can be taken away, nor can it
DO absogated altogether Neither the
people nor the Senate can absolve us from
u. 1t watts 40 commentators or inter-
prefer 1t is not one thing at Rome and
another thing at Athens, one thing to-day
and another thing tomorrow but it is a
law eternal aud inmutable for all nations
and for all time God, the sole Ruler aud
universal Lord has framed and proclaimed
this law. He who does not obey it re-
houhces himself, and is false to bis own
nature he brings upon himself the direst
fortunes, even when be escapes human
punishments."
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SITE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH OF RAPlDES.
DeGruy 4 Villere vs. VIM. II. Saddler-No. 6564.
DY VIRTUE of witt of seizure aud sale issued
ID out of the District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof (said writ issuing in the above recited
cause) will be exposed at public sale at the resi-
dcnee the defendant, On SATURDAY, the LIST
day Of October, 1885, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property, to wit :
A certain piece or parcel Of LAND situated, lying
and being in the Parish Of Rapides, about six
miles from the town Of Alexandra, containing the
quantity Of One Hundred and Seventy.Seven acres,
more or less, it being Lot No. 81, in township No.
4 and Of Range No. aud 2 West, with all the
buildings and improvements situated on or in any
wise apperaining thereto. being the same property
purchased by Jos, F. Kiich, from Roline Paris, by
act of of sale duly of Record in the Office Of the
Parish Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel of LAND situated,
lying and being in the Parish of Rapides, State
aforesaid, about six miles from Alexandria, con-
tanning the quantity Of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less, it being the Lot No. 5, North
Range No. 2 West, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon and being the same
property purchased by said kiich from John Con-
tracs by act of sale duly of Record in the Office of
the Recorder of Rapides.
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ.
TERMS OF SALs-CASH, with the benefit Of APP
praisenlent.
sherilf's Office, August Goth, 1859.
]. G. WISE, SHERIFF. =.
. 80 E 4
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.--It will be seer
by the following correspondence that the opposi
ton have found candidate in tie Second Congress
sional District:
To THE Hon. L. D. NicRoLLs-Sir; In the pres
eat disorganized state OF parties in this State the
contest has been reduced 20 one OF men and not
ef principles and in the strife for Office the great
interests OF The country are ignored and neglected
The undersigned deemd essential to the protection
of their interests tina in the cesee ofa Represen-
sative TO Congress from this District, IheS should
be able tusraiiy around Il nan in whoa they have
implicit confidence and eeance.
In the coming Congress tIereare great questions
otpublic policy that will be presented, III which
perhaps, 10 section oil the country ismOre directly
Interested THAT the Second Congressional District
OF this State We therefore require ,catchtu rep
resentaiye
Your talents, moral worth and underwriting adj
herence to the principles advocated by Clay and
Webster, point You ont as the man in whom with
safety We can conhde our trust. We therefore re-
quest that you will allew yeur name to be used as
the Opposition candidate to represent the Second
Congressional District in the next Congress.
Parish ofSt. James, oath July 1859
Es " hire, FictoF f9fslaU ana nifty others.
DosALDsosyILLE, July 49, 1862 Gentlemen
have to acknowledge the receipt OF your letter of
the oath lust, requesting the use of my name as
the Opposition candidate to represent the Second
Congressional District in tile next Congress.
Areqaest Of this kind coming, as it does, wholly
without solicitation, admits OF bnt one reply.
Whatever position my friends may be pleased to
assign Inc in the coming contest, shall most cheer
fully assume
1t will doubtless be expected that should ex-
plain my views in relation to the political questions
oflhe day. Other and pressing engagements pre-
vent me from doing so at the present time shall,
however, during the course OF The canvass, visit the
various parts OF the District in order that my SEN
hmenls may be fully made known to tie public
lou will please, gentlemen, accept my warmest
Acknowledgements for the confidence you have
SHOWN me, and be assured that whatever may be
he result OF the contest, shall bear in grateful re-
membrance this evidence OF esteem on the part of
my friends and neighbors
Very respectfully,
l.. d. NICHOLAS
10 MeSsrs T. e. Mise Wet Forstall and otbrrs
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

LIEUT. aAuRY.-WAsHlSGroS, August
1e'--lhe frequently published rumor that
Lieut. Maury wohld soon be transferred
from the Washington Observatory to sea
''fv'ce is without foundation. lie will
remain at his present post.
AcoREA DlscHARsED.--s7 LOUIS, August
81 dispatch from Leavcnworth states
mat The murderer McCrca has been dis.
= 's'sea from custody, owing to defect
y toe Indictment.
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BELL Cheney Springs.

THIS delightful watering place, situated in the
Parish OF ST. Landry, in beautiful rolling Piney
/ Woods, distant about SO miles from Opcousas,
will be opened on the 10Th Of June next, Ar..A
for the reception Of visitors. Huh
These Springs are favorably known among the
reople Of Western Louisiana as mineral waters of
great efficiency iii Chronic Diseases Of various kinds
their medicinal virtues having been fully tested
by innumcrable cures they have performed.
The services fan excellent Cook, a good Steward
and polite and attentive SERVANTS have beensecured
and a fine Band ofMusic engaged for the season.
Two lines Of Onfmbusses viii connect with the
Opelousas boats on and after the 18th of June, to
take passengers to the Springs.
Persons visiting the above establishment may
have their letters and papers sent to them to ''Ba-
you Chicot, P. o." and we will send for them
Board and lodging per month. ;. $40 90
" week. -. 10 90
day ...... 90
Children aud Servants, half price.
PATIN 4 DELAHOUSSAYE,
June l-em PEopRIEToRs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.
Naschit0clles, Ma,

THE fourth year of this Institution will begin on
/ the FIRST MONDAY of October, under the
direction Of the Bishop, assisted by members Of
his clergy, and eminently qualified lay teachers,
whose previous services have been secured. :
A prospectus will soon be published, varying but
little from those issued the former years.
In conformity with the wish expressed by several
families, the pupils will be dispensed with the uni
form.
Parents who intend sending their children as
boarders or half boarders, are requested to give
timely notice.
Letters should be directed to Bishop Martin, or
TO the Rev. +. lie Yezouet, Procurator of the Col
lege. AUG: MARTIN,
August Silt Bishop of Natchitochee.