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An abridged Edition, paper coyers Is csnts-
SLAVERY IN HISTORY-By Count Gurow,h. The work
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A NEW MEDICAll DUN fOR ALL.-Dr
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acay General Nervous Exhau. .tiof soif.lnduoeJ COR
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% tie BY CnAhbss " b "a ~ S5ashy Pi9-
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rVHE INDEPENDENT OF THIS WEEK,
Published THIS MORNING,
Opens with
NEW AND ORIGINAL POEM,
MRS. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING,
VICTOR EMMANUEL ENTERING
FLORENCE"
Mrs BROWNING has becomes
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR
To THE INDEPENDENT and win write frequently Tor
AN ADMIRABLE SERMON,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER, D. D.,
One Of the latest which be pesced before hs Summer vscs
HORACE GREELEY
Contributes Wig crous article on
MENACES OF DISUNION,'
Showing that they come from the South and from the
Republican party.
SLAVERY IN THE FREE STATES.
A fresh paper nom the pen Of
WILLIAM Nj. EVARTS.
In elucidaoD o. the legal principle. underlying the famous
LENNON SLAVE CASE
"THE LOST ONE"
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, d. ID.
TERMS: Two Dollsrs a year by mail Two Dollars and
half by carriers delivered in New Yoik or Brooklyn.
JOSEPH H. RICHARDS,
No. S Beetmanst, NY.
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST; /;
II Or RAIL-SPLITTERS' s0NG-BOOK.


FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF sOAGs SOLOS, DUETS, QuARrsTs
AND CHoKUsEs, AKKANGsD FOk PIANO OR MELoDBos.
wing titles OF the viii give an des oi
che lie scope variety OF these thrilling Ae, ye
Sols Honest TOil baltimore ConyeIOu bSDoink Jam
S.sn Song Candidate Cork Leg Douglas and as DnAh
tof shA Belt Forward fOrsAd, Is the Wordi
et out Way, you Little Chant dsye yoe Heard from
Chioogol High Old shall Win In UOod Republican Times
Nantes dropped Lexington Poor Little Dug Shout for the
Prsie King 5pi1 ob de Rail Ihe People ksd ti'e Csndi-
des Taller Man well skilled UnIo the Republican Stars
Up D. and ve stirring Deutchen NseIisnd Was
ts des OtTmGn TrsaiOn HeTe bound 20 w orb al Night
Jast Puolished, aud Tor Sale by T. A. DAGGEiT No So
Broadway Price cent postage cent % per hundred
10 he Trade.
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furniinre.

J,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR-
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TRAvELERS' GUIDE BOOKS.

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THANEL- Paper 81 ceHts. Cloth, IS cents.
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90 farmers ano Others.

NOR SALE-FOUR GOATS, (femaes), an ex
i cellent mil.er, and three nearly f1l grown ha' i
AT the stable, Nc. rs Esst lgtb st, near Broadway
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Drp GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST. ARMSTRONG & 90.
DRY GOODS hERCHANTs,
HAVE REMOVED
10 THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS WAREROOas,
Eos 70, ~, 10, 81, 50 and 50
DUANE-sT,
NBAR BKoApwAy.
Where they win ODER for sale new and elegant 'tocs
DRY GOODS for tbs FAN Trade suited TO all sections OF shs
country. They are opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
and desirable styles These celebrated Prn' are The
CHEAPEST
BEST
sold In the United States and they bss leave 10 call the
particular attention q, nv.nrps
10 them.
4 MUSEMENT this week for all at l.. BINN'S
N MILLINERY, No. 5s1 Broadway. FALL BONNET5
Now Ready Bsrgains-k6 Bonnets worth sl0 Travelling
Bonn,s and Promenade Bleousrs Victoria Car spendid
L. BISSs MILLINERY, No. Ssi Broadway, up stairs op.
posie the metropolitan Hotel
2 j. BALLIN, z
SHIRTS, BosoMs, and COLLARS. No Barclsys, N.
Boots, Shoes, Sc.
AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFrERS of No s7a Broadway would respectfully sclc,
sdes OF kewYork and from all parts Of the Union, TO call
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLPpERs Price,
~ JEFFERs, No s7a Broadway, OPP metropolitan.
90 SHOES and CATERS at JONES's, Nos
WC 10 and Il Ann st new style snd warranted to give
perfect .ati.faction.
%5 CALF sEWED BOOTS FOR S1
PURCHASED at No. I59 CHAMBERS-ST
prlnting.
A T JAMES EVERDELLs-Wedding Cards,
"A MOTIFS c.Theso cslsprsted engraved CaIds ha
only the old Card Depot No. 2 Broadway corner Duane
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
IL edding Hone and Note Psper Business Cards
HEADS Portraits, &C KELLiS, No. 81 Futonst Y.
NTM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Fulton-st
w Lstes. styles Of WEDDING CARDS NOTES, EN-
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fost an6 fonn0.
DICKED UP ADRIFT, on the night of the ith
u nist tFo ROW BOATS hear Tn oggs Neck The
have them BY proving property and pg charges Fur In
formation call at New haven Packet Office, No. l5 south
QOBBERY-$2O0 REWARD-Wbereas my
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Black Thib.t aid Deane and broche Shsw Needle WORK.
Black elyet Ribbons Sc offer the reward, payable
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
ANNETTE BERGEN,
THE LITTLE BEAUTY
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THR NEW.YORK SUN,
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ITO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
III THIRD EDITION NOW
POLITICAL TEXT-BOOK
FOR 1860:
Comprising Brief View OF
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS:
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED;
Also
HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
hEsPECTIsG
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
NHssRs LINCOLN DOUGLAS BELL CASS, SEWARD,
EVERETT BRECKINRIDGE, II. V. JOHNSON, ETC,
ETC TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAfi
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SINCE 1856.
Compiled By
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN y. CLEVELAND
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Nem Civilizations.

TINHE LANTIC ONTHLY,
IL FOR SEPTEMBER, 1866,
VIII be published on SATURDAY, the 18th lust
Among the contributors 10 this Number
II. W. LONGtELBUW,
H. W. EMERS0N,
J. h LOWELL,
o. W HOLMES and
hEs FANNY KEMBLE.
CONTENTS.
Apoo,s tl. Trees Pilots Story.
yietnT and Iacoa line A Day vita the Decd.
a Magnolia Flower. buiture.
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qba Great arm.C hsir. Ibree-Mie Cross.
TIe song OF fstina Inc Professors Story.
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Pg asa.HE &As4E.

Estate Of Noybert Laucjos deceased.
FMVIE 'pubicere hereby informed that there
? aa <r"kill be sold, atpuhlic sa.e, to the las
and highest bidder, b. the undersigns4=s;s,c ~
tluneer, at the last residence OF NorhS Srt Ian
clos, deceased, in Prairie Gros CheVreuil, il
the Parish Of St. Landry on
S0twday, Tie 1871 da5 Of May 1860
the following described pro, ~rty, belonging
to said Estate, to wit
THREE SLAVES:
ddelu,de, negro woman aged about "a
years, with her child, Marie, aged about T.
Engense, negro girl aged about IS
One Buggy ard some other movable pro-
peTty.
Terms ant Condlt:ons.-The foregoing
property viii be sold uron credit of one L;
two years, FROM the day Of sale Purchasers
giving their notes with approved personal &C.
cu3ty an sol'ao to the Satisfaction Of whom
the right. payable to the prler of the Exc
cutrx, at the Office Of John t. King in the
town Of Opeousas; and moreover, the slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto said rs.
tate until full and entire pay ment Of capital
and interest
r. J. SMITH, J-.
April IA, 1860. Azctl0nee7
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HIGH WATER ARRANGEMENTS.

Sza=H The fast running and tsgulat
aaA3N,, Packet Steamer W. BCaIoN
- G. g. LogAILLIER Master Viii
leave Washington every Sunday al Q 4 L. anY leave
New Orleans every Wednesday at 7. ID
The fast running and regular Pscs.t ,sst steamer
ANNA PERRET J. 4. CAPrs Masser win leave
Washington every Tuesday at P.sI aaa leave
New Orleans. every Saturday at ?: A.
The Steamer ALINE W. C. MIL Master wall also
be in the trade as transient boat, ing no Iesuiar
day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers may rely OF the pnnctuai-
ity OF the Steamers ". Burton and A'ana PeTTet.
The rate Of freight will he the sane as hers;ofore
siz
Sugar, $500 per ,ahd
adoIassss - -s.. - .,53s4s4asss ,53s4s4asss !" +hss
Cotton 10 bel
Up freight eo"bs
O. HINCKLEY SEQ.
December nth 1885,
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VESHE Undersigned, having formed comn,srciul
u co-partnership under the style OF Nsy d Du-
pre-, have the honor Of announcing to their friends
and the public generally, that one Of then has just
returned from New York with complete assortment
OF Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery ware, Tin ware,
Groceries Shoes and Boots, Liquors fancy articles,
In word, thay hare supply OF every thing that
Country Store can, or ought to have,
Wishing to discard every thing like charlatanis'n
from this announcement, nevertheless, the under-
signed hesitate to say, they can sell their mer-
chandize as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps, cheaper than goods have erer been sold
here up to the present date.
The undersigned, planting themselves upon the
conviction that the cash system s the best, as we'll
for the BUYERS as the merchant, hopes that 'hoee
who may be disposed to patronize them, will not
place them under the bard necessity Of constantly
remendng them, that, in consequence ofthe o"nesH
OF heil prices, they carry Oh business for caSA
onig.
They occupy the old stand Of P & V. Roy on
BEN0IT NET,
EDMOND DuPRE.
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steamboat Notice.

sssasaSS The stasmer SILVER
"a A.ex=xH=4ssaan.-, HEELS C. c. Pickett Mas
- ssaszs ter viii leave Washing ton
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock \. NJ: and New
0rleanz every Saturday at S O'Clock P: NJ
Four barges are constantly employed transpor'
ting sugarand :ot.on from up Bayon Beuftor the
Silver Heels.
The public can rely on the puncFnelity ofthlsr
boat; she is the fastest boat in tkistrade and he
accommodations for ..assengers can not be sur
passed. by any. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to Fl
ire l. Cor: il, Washington.
Ieura-v iAth 1866.
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Public Sale.

Estate of John II. NIcGee, decd
10y virtue ofan order of the Honorable
H - the Fifteenth Judicial District c>c-r,
of the State Of Louisiana. in and fer the Par,
ish Of st Landry, bearing date the 5eh Of
April, 1860, the undersigned, Administratrix
Of the Estate of her deceased husband John
Il NcGee, will sell at public sale, through the
ministry Of duly commissioned anctoneer,
to the last and highest bidder, Oh the p, mi
ses hereinafter described on
Thursday 10th Of May next, 1860,
the following described property belonging
tor said Estate. 4n w;ts.-. =