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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAKE-HOUSR TO LET WITHOUT FIN
- mfcr, In an excellent nriFhiothood for family
baking. Inquire AZ Isl Wee lYh II, COZ oi Ath. ~
DANDY AND Toy STORE--rOR SALE,
y the stock aui hIturos of a toy aud candy slote,
selling TERMS easy Apply at $50 Fulton avenue.
near Adeiphi IT, BROOKLYN, 36S
HOR SALE THE OLD ESTABLISHED
4 PHOTOGRAPH rAlory, 21U dfHid ~. Reason Tor
ceiling, toiuf south. 3't
LOk SALE CHEAP--rHIS DAY, AT l
i o'olock, T.. ~ iI Canine a. millihoJ rtoio M
lures beautiful ShioW rhnde' stands teS oouniet-
loSr', ribbons, chow cae"r, foweri, etc. 81
JIOR SAILS FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
L places. must be- cold this week With LARGO stock
and hItufss, uur n tnhik,t, one grocery, and ono
,Wckgy store. Aipb to l.. q. Is. WALDO co.
listth ave. "
LOR SAI.E-A HALF INTEREST IN A
Il profitable manufacturing hu-inosa used by every
holy rare chance; small capital required Apply tn
q. WILLIAMS, CAY HAL, ussemcut. o
NOR SALE-A GROC ERl STORE IN a
L good ucie hbornood, on account vi ,ho death OF
the ovuot Call at ldl t.st 2ath II. 200
| EOE SALE-A RARE CHANCE MET
with Hcatpcntot shop and h1Nuhkcrs' location
gooi business, With horse-porcr cheap rent Tho
present proprietor sants u 20 ~ Other business. Al.
| terView may l." had explanation given. 2bi
| EDR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
i store tor half ,i- value GOOD ncishborhood su all
| fcnt. AppJ On III" pfomise, SuJ Monroe At. I's
FACTORY FOX SALE BARGAIN
with hore staam ensine /. horne boiler, with
chatting, holtug, Gv Possession lriurd sicily. Price
| t2,wo. Apply to JAMES rOFr 2-i Hudson street,
ny AGf
nor SALE-AN Ol.D ESTABLISHED
| Il blacksmith and hcclw risht .hop, on one at the
| eadng avenues M BsonkBu. Appl, On thc proms-
| "a, cor MyItI" and NostfHnd ave, R-uokyn, a51
| L'OE SALE-THE STOCK AND FlNTI RES
OF n stn'dl grocery store rent low, $40 East g4u
| street. 81
| NOR SALR-TnE STOCK AND FIXTI' RES
OF n confectionery store, At % Main IT., Hook
lyn. 10
EOk SALE--A GOOD BUTCHER SHOP,
now doing good business; pOsse,Siou given IT -
| hU. ARMY I fr-tst. 5li
IIOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
i wol-httcd w liquor store, In 80 Pell 1t, near
| Mott n. 80
NOR SALE-A CANDY STORE FOR SALE
u che.p. Reasons given for selling. l2i walker
| rtfert. %
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QcOO Or MORE Dash, THE BALANCE

- E0n WILL BUY a NICE 3-STORY
'po, JOOhdck Roqse and lot, cor ss.h 81. aad
May. II Is nice, healthy place TO live. Apply TO
PANIEN, 20 DIVISION II, IJd
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G1D REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY,
NIO lItl inst, either In Broadway OF cor lith Il,
In A ggd al stasr a p cErt honF containing check
for $40, dTuwn By Dr, Gc9 Blake on the Bank Of
lin. on thr Atlantic Bank Of BROOKLYN irut knife
marked Ta'but Bullsrd, and tc' erai ucmoranduus
OF value only 10 the owner; Inc eloNe reward wiz
BE- oven iof It's return 10 the sun Once, cor Nassau
and Fulton ats BOO
ZOO REWARD-LOST ON SUNDAY,
%<O Esd init. pOcket took. containing sum
OF money. in COINS from 5ih st. "a ave, to 2Hh 81.
md 7th ave ANY p+tson returning the Aaue 10
MAI RICE BRESNY, cor. b7th ~, and Ith ave, shall
receive lie above IeaaId. $50
COO RkWARD-LOST, A BLACK DOG,
= ~ tstaetn ret e. gud Ne" .ouuliand, ye,teI-
day morning, rorne, Of Hce kcr IT, and broadway.
This suuI viii to paid on bringing hun 70 EDWIN
JANIS, once Z93 BIoaGssy no iuIther reward
Will be offered. 100
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HOUSE FOR SALE a NICE FRANZ
Il L house, 9-stories hllh, with Garden, In ven
hcslthI uerhhnrho0d Inquire cor 9th ave aud lgu
~ south BOokbn. IN
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CORPORATION NOTICE-THE PERSONS
ShEylng claims against the Corporation Of the CITY
Nes York, growing out OF the funeral obse uiee Of
OF the late PRECEDENT are respectfully requested 10
forward the sams, without delay 10 tbs Clerk OF the
o. the Committee, WA. HlICHAAE, Gers. New
York, April 20th, l9Ga- SO
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XXTANTED-A GOOD BOY TO ATTEND
w Paper Stand. Coll at 20 New Bowery, bet g
and o'clock. Good vaSes wiz be siysn. 81
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"wednesday. August o.

Hashtngton, Aug. g From tho let Of July up 10
noon 10 day. the Icce pts Of tie bureau Of Int nal
Revenue amounted 70 thirty-t~o million, Of dol sts
Tho incresso has been hehy, FOR several days pat
fop, the income tax and Vii continue 70 be- for rome
weeks to come.
The PRECEDENT met his cabinet to-day the hrst time
for the lat ten days There wa proirscted session
The ComuIi's Ono, Of Internal Revenue hs ruled
that duly ccn,e ed comme oal broker may nesoti.
ate ,ae OF liquor. from dealer 70 another With
out additional license bu II At any time tho liquor,
aha he in bis custody under his control he viii
require oeu,o liquor dealer on aocount Of such
negotiation Of ssle.
Quiroe Parker vas to-day appointed Collector Of
Cus'oms tor the District II Wilmington, n e.
military commission nSonod At the Old Capi'o
to-day for the .al Of soldier, and citizens cha
With military offence
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THE ELECTIONS.
Infeat Keturus Prom kentusiry

LOmsuH', XIV, August l. The vote in tAi, city
for Congress Ia a, iolows' Ros'esu administration
4t"; Mallory, $50; Eundy, l2l. The election
o. kosesu from the 9th Dhtries II eonce led. All -four
OF tho sdmu!.Iatio candidates Tor The STATE Le,i,.
lAtuIe from this oiu are also elected. General Ro,.
sesn and General Green Ciay smith, are elected 10
ConslesS and there Ia strong hops Of Ieatmsn',
election also tina, the sse will 20 Tor the ant .,ay.
cry amendment 10 the Constitution.
Rlohmoud-The MUo.i'y IN Madison County for
the Constitutional Anne auInent CANDIDATES. 10 Ibout
tVU 10 49,
Somerset sives about 100 Union majority.
AunioTdsvllle-rho anti-Cons,ltutionA Amend,
ment tcset has $50 10 2JO majority.
CoVingtOn-Ihs app oXlmAIe VOC OF henton CouD-
~ gives alout lilo Union MAJORITY.
Campbell Colnty gives $50 | ion majority.
In fanklln COuny the anti Cons .ltutio n.
Amendment ticket has prevailed by A0V0 majouly
But small vote was 20 led .
, Bourbon County win give large majority against
we Constitutional Amendment
lhs majority Of FrsnElin. conservative for Con.
gresa 81 noon 70 day, WAS oO
= Mon tsouery County siyss conservative nsjOnty
OF over agN we"
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has been promulgated for the mastering on, Of the
last white army corps-.hs sirieenth-ard whom
that shall have been done, there will remain In the
service only The colored troops, and few cavalry
regimsnts Of white soldiers In addition 70 The
regular army. It's not publicly Known how large
force This viii leave in active service, but 10 will
probably bs somewhere between seventy Five
thousand and ono hundred thousand. n, 10
no, definitely known that The Governmen, In.
Tend 70 make any further reduction in the mill.
tsry establishment. The eurt.ilmont o. expense.
In hsSsvy Department is also noticeable Recently
The Secretary Of the Navy has sold large number
Of transports, and other vessels tina, were
no longer essential 70 the service - one
large sale occurring yesterday in Pan.-
dsphis. In addition ,o thi. several
monitors and other war vessels have recently
been put out OF commission, and the heavy ex.
psnditures required for them while on duty arc
nov stopped. In the civil department of the go
vernment sonethiug has also been done toward
re,renchmsut by dschsrging riporfuous clerk.
and other useless officials whose CHIEF service h..
been In drawing pay. But while all this is very
encouraging, there is much yet to be done, and ~.
public will not feel satisfied until the last use "a.
-'"y NHeor VT lIlNh6 hlN Ietn
paused with. The scores OF unemployed military
officers who are now scattered shout through the
country should receive imu sdiste attention. II Ia
stated that thors are about three hundred
Bhsadier and Major Generals who have
nothing 70 do now but to draw their f.,
salaries. TIE services o. At least . ma
joriiy OF sbsm should be dispensed with .. the
earliest pJssitle moment. For Instance, wo have
avery costly establishment, in this city, known a.
the department Of the Fast" which furnishes
very pleasant and agreeable situations for a large
number Of officers; but 1t is expensive ius,ltu.
ton, and might 10 cut down one-hAf with pron,
10 the National Treasury, aud beuch, 10 the y of
" York. Bctrolohment is now tie wor aud
the public want to s-s tho expenses Of the Govern.
mont cut down to the last dollar Let tho people
UNDERSTAND tAat their contributors TO the IT ssiry
are hus6andod wa the ssrictesI regard " o. 10.
my, aud they will not fail TO pay tie heavy debt
tLAt now hangs over tie nation.
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

dsrv nay. e. n, Aug. % =. k-The steamer
Clara Cllf.is hv not teen here nee Saturday
nieht, and We have no later new, ffom Newiound.
lani than VA. brousht bv her Nothlns is known,
consequently, ~ to whether the Giost Estern has
arrived q, Hcrrs Content with the A'lAn,ic cable,
or otherwise. Tho line 70 this point, the present
eastern linn, Of teleguplic communication with the
United staic', viii lie kept open ull midnight,
nightly, in expectation Of ncs. irom She great cable
r.CosD riarAtCu.
A'pt Bay, Aug. :, s3t i ~ There are no sign.
n yet Of the Cara Carts which Ia confidently OK.
pscted to hung eood ners from the Atlantic Cable
1t may revonatiy be iniened that the Great EA,'.
orn hai not rcachci Hca'r, Content up to s,t even
n;. ~ the telegraph thIough Nes ioundland Il cup
posed to he IN WORKING order
AsHv Gi1 G. D., Arg. s-TissdGy Night /.
o'el0ck.-lho.e are mo signs Of the Glars Cla.,ta.
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Copditiou Of North Carebna.

Rateoh' " r., August s.--Parties arriving here
from different parts sf the State, ssy there
change in the conduct Of the late rebel soldiers.
Theircompiete submission and good intentions the
Government for the first few week, sficr the collapse
Of the rebel on, CHALLENGED the Animation Of all
loyal men But since the wholesale dsp - Of cle-
mency o the rebel leaders Of reNth and influence.
minds OF these SOLDIERS against the Union, md Re
no- organlihs them for political cont c. With the
GOveinrlenL and var against the Un,on men and
negiOes. They aie having every thing their own va.
In tesrnaing the de egktes " the Conven M hirh
thev expect will soon be called. Unless The lovern
meut Int, Ito g. aud eXciuGes these Leaders io p,t
uoipa .ng iu tbs body, the tue MON men gill have
nothing TO DO With its deliberations, which they
ciaicd with II.
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Paris Fashions For Arau,t

Among the host OF tonnsis invented by the in
e1hausIible ingenuity Of tho Partisan modistes tho
ehap'sGN empire for ceremonial purpo.ss are tn.
auoP'ed hVoriies They are slmFly ornsmentei
WIN SWALLOW eolibi, or birds wing placed
uP"h corn or upon little verdure a. for gold and
''ee' oiHSm'n'' and spauges they are no longer
pa'r0oi''d. Ia .hs way OF fancy hats, round black
straw ehspeaur with white or blue feathers and
Ssno" straw with black feathers are the mos,
dl,h CUES An agreeable innovation 10 tho gene.
ri taopnon OF white blue orgrseu g.uze vos for
long ana be thrown on QUO siir 50 As 10 drsns
gracefully, aud not be ,urnei over ths bonn.t
wnsn oe.iTsd TO be removed while IN eoaysr.s,
uon' or Tor greater freedom of respiration. Ev.n
with fancy hats We have seen many Of the,e vr.cs-
nl We - yard lons worn with much advantage,
particularly by youthful ladies'
WALKING pHkss.
Plain LsL-eOloIsd f0uiaTd robe. E.us alk
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1863.


According 70 the recent report of Secretary
kocuILoos, the national dsbt Of The United stsies
Of the present time 10 in the neishborbood Of two
thousand seven hundred and hfty millions OF dol
i'rs This sum Is regarded by many - the net
70. sustained ~ the Governnsn, during the late
var and this view Ia clearly srronoous for the
reason the, shs credit socount h,s not been taken
into confederation In estimating The actual cost.
To arrive At correct .s,imsts, IL 10 necessary that
IRE value OF all assets resulting from The war
should Be deducted from The sum Of the general
outlay In he first place, we have . navy which
wa constructed by part Of The sum comprising
hs prossn, nsuonsl debt and no small sum at
that. Probably not lo~ than two hundred mill
Hon dollars was expended In building this
navy, snI tbs greater part dthst sum has not been
losi. In tbs nsI, plsco We have . vast amount Of
ordnance and military munitions Of every sort
vhoss present value should bs deducted FROM the
aggregate debt All that shall hereafter &C.
erus 70 the Government by virtue Of eonhscstion
and ell the value Of all property belonging TO the
rebel government must be sub,rse,ed from the sum
generally accepted a. the ne, loss What tho value
Of all these items 10 II Ia difficult to estimate even
approximately, but the sum must be very large
probably not less than two or three hundred mil
Hons. And IL Is psrfoc'ly proper that We should
saks the vsus Of the navy and Of military mum.
eons into consideration in determining the ne,
ioss oocssionod BY .he war. II 10 true that we
might 70, along now with less expensive sp-
pointmsnts Of this character, bu, such snsvy we
have and such . military establishment we're &C.
finally needed In order TO DO ready for any foreign
complication that might arise, and the Investment is
therefore, . very gool one. II tnere had been no
rsbsllon, tho FIRST breath OF . foreign war would
have nscossltsted the construction OF . navy and
We equipment OF an army sud the dcsigns Of
foreign governments, as developed during tho re-.
bellion, show that ibis putting on Of the war
armos occurred none too soon. In view Of these
fActs, We cannot see how the net cost 10 the Gov
eminent for the war aocount can 10 figured above
swo thousand i've hundred millions II 10 true thai
thsre IL something Ike fry mill ons yet duo %
soldiers and contractors, but the Government, must
have nearly enough transports, horses, and otLor
ssosbo sdjunc,s Of tho service, TO mske up that
amount. Aside from this, Secretary MoCULLocu
says hA, TIE revenue receipts are sufficient to pay
ths current expenses Of The Government, AMI there.
Sore there Ii nothing further 70 augment the debt.
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Nsu York, Aug. s-senatot, foster, Dooii't'c ard
Ross Committee TO investigate Indian affair, throush
Nes MEXICO snd Colorado, have returned from the
Plains. While m Fort Lyon they investigated the
ssud-Creos affair. and informed the lndisns 10 err
es,ef that Gov arninent d-spproved Of Colonel Chin
instons sction They invited the Indians 10 meet
them in Council ~ Gov Greek near Fort Larned,
the 10 h Of september, 70 arrsnse terms OF peace.
Favorable results are anticipated. Colonel sam. r
Tsrr,n, Of the First Colorado Cavalry. accompanied
he senA otial delegation, and passed through this
city To-day en- route for Boston.
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Jcuisr1l. AUG. SIN the siIth District. Green
Clay Smith IL undoubtedly elected to Conrres.
Randall appears 70 be elected In The Eighth District
Oldham County gives Mallory As Rossesu, 1to.
L.rinotor. Aug. s.-The Conscrv,ti,es hsye car
Red every county in this district b. the following
maJorites i-fayete, b01 Franklin. $50 Boyle.
l64 woodford, i35 Lincoln, 3yo Es'ima;ed ma
orities by counties :-Boub bon, 80; Scott sN Jes-
tamine, 800.
.Etsdpethtorn. AUG s.--The following 70 the vote
Of Hardin County Tor Congress Hardin, st Tay-
ior, 58s Henry County gives $50 majority ior NAL
lory for Congress.
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THl ruin thai has befalen the leaders Of the late
ssbsIhon will OF itself be enough 10 dotor the scd-
uous In future from developing schemes Of treason
oDd rebellion. II the crime Of the reb'l leaders
were less aggravatcd-ifit even admitted Of p,la-
ton--thsre would be some cause for an expression
Of syupathy respecting their downfall but unfor-
sunatsly no mitigating circumstance can be urged
IN thair favor aud the verdict must be that their
fsts has been we'll uorted. Five years ago these
zssn we're the leading spirits In our Government.
They were prominent in the Cabinet in tho Senate,
IN ths lower branch Of Congress-. In the mill sry
dspsrtmsnt-svsrywhsre. They were rich, influ-
sntisi. TALENTED. honorcd, and apparently had
SvrythinS requisite 70 make life enjoy able ana 10
grstify every reasonable ambition. But whore are
ehsy so-dayf What has their treason cost them
~. 0ssnsY, IN bis "Ansrcan Conhlcs" gives
collective portrait Of eleven prominent Southern
men. who are dssignsted o. "Confsdersts
chisnsins" par excellence. Tho selection 10
vsu made, and the persons named arc undoubt-
sdly entitled 70 the unenvlable title which Mr.
GsMU gives them, The names are, JKFr Essos
DAvrA ALxxAEDn Ii. BTspnKss wnLIANL YAs.
GET, Jom b. FLorp, RoRnr TooNBh Jous Bill
pnI- JA,6ss II. hAsos, Hlssr A. WISE, JUDAH r.
-. -. ....,.-.r-. y '-' = ..
M. su1 ' -, ''' p,oAO'''' 81
s, 49, ', NO" On,"n0
-, $3.50. ' "o" "ppa Ana ''"er'y
'as . no, 20 ,nm'e OF fortress Mon
w ,o' ui' NO. e''., '0rmsy
wv. o ."''Iy r'oe' 'iee-rfe"dsn''
-" ." "n' hoii' Tor
SoAs from ~,osms' iA'sriy me
'.p,'"'ion Ao0u' hrinS
'' i.o'D' 'o''n'r'y
Too... - e, 80 o'H''' /" ueaa'
-, 60. -. "O'A o'',-' ',"'ny
~. 80. ~ p,up t" g" "' ron
--...s , 1ppO'.' '" W
co., -" .'o's.'
-, cs-,', no~ -''' '''''','
=, r -, a. NV -
-, .~.s...,.s - rSp'n - H'u'sn' n.'
t.r,n.,,, Co., $3.50, O''
Camu,..,... -. s as '.''''p co.
An ..,I. w., go a.. ~ "ls ,0W,o"
$3.50 VIM iormeriy ooVernor OF virginia,
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csssqus open Al the sides and trimmed round ths
edge and on the corsass with black ps.ssmeu-
terie. The smAll aud simple bonnet 10 in blue
Grape, ruched, but without any other ornsment.
koRsNe DREss.
Nsnteeneolored tsfets robe, ornamented over
The seams and rould the bottom Of the skiri with
black six pinked ruchiug; the corssge bssques
10 trimmed over the seams IN . corresponding
msnner. Bice-ehip bonnet orusmented with black
lace aud ears Of Indisn corn.
pRree ron IBE skAsrDy
The whole Of this toilet 10 In very light grey mus
I'm, The skirt Ia drawn up, and ornsm emit on
each width by blue silk corliag, finishing With
tas'els. The lower be ss well a. the ample
capucin scar, are sls1 trimmed with blue silk
eording. Pale, roso-coored parssol, with carved
wooden habd.e.
pREss ron LITTLE nor.
All this COSTUME is In grey Jean, the long vest
and the troN sers being ornsmeuiel with str pes Of
red wors,ed. The dOJble.pointod w,istcoat Is
fastened with coral buttons. me crav,t and the
baud round the blscL straw Darby Lat are both IN
scarlet ak
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From Canada.
The New Cabinet appointments -NTcctIn 8
OF Northumberland VI the GoyeInsr
gaIYAl

The New Cabinet 'ppoinuncnts-N-rctIr
Of futllHment-Speech ot the GoyernSr.
csCTAl.
quebec, Aug. She Nollovins /. the new Cabinet
hraueeiaoat. sT Va o.s-us B.leal, Premier and
Recover utLofA, Honorable John A. Mcdonald
M!ni''er OF Nuitia and Holo..Jle MeDOusall, Min.
Ass Of Education.
Montreal, Aug. s.--sir Ni1cssus B'llesu hns teen
Appointed b toe rfoa.ersh ol canada made voc ant
by the deah Of SAT h. II. Tacae. lie t.kes the otBce
OF Receiver General john a, AcDouA.d hai Leen
appointed Minister OF H4ttl
Ohebee, 4 ~. o.-fsili-lul 40 embed this after
noon. In the ~ a. b, the Governor GENERAL SAID he
had called Ps aont toeo tier q, the earliest pySsitl.
moment HeF the return Of the e,esaiion from Eng.
land. In ord 10 receive the report Of their ml..ion
AMI oOup c Q u. % tant bI.tns,s Coz e.pIH'icprs
leieiih W tie me ion Nuud he aid e ore PaiIls
mem iot eonsido. iou. lie hoped, iolg, H. T. o.
tie Provinces. tie hHply Go min a'ion OF tie eyii
war hich had iOr the tact lour years n ev.l a. in
We Inltei sta'os, could uot ia 10 eKelc &c lene-
nclh influence ou the ommeicIi aud industrial n
huonce OF tho fioya.e; and they MI nj rust hat
tue Ie-etiabslinout OF peace ould lead n the con-
bets cen the canadians aud tLe citizens of the gie A
Republic Inc cicumo ances which IenGe,ed II
necessary to pIce aNo,uuteer oI the frontiers
having eeasei 10 oxst, the force lad bees recalled
Another Attempted Abduction Of George
n. Sanders.
TcIpn'o, c. " August s.-A dispatch from Mon.
eeI to tie LKApLR Gays; Another attomp, As.
been made 70 carry on George N. Sanders. ORALLY
vas Offered $1,000 10 assis, In The enterprise. He
ssised 70 DO It. and then went and informed the
Chief OF Police shout u on Monday evening, o..
Reilly called at Sanders house with carriage dliyen
By one Of the eOn,plrstop. o'Reilly told Sander,
that the Recorder wanted 10 him at his house on
the road. Three men then jumped into III. carriage
and HAM
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CuIlIng Down Eznrnara

=" Government seems 70 appreciate the popuI.
ar anxiety for a reduction Of the national expenses
md measures Of rssrsnchnsn, ere In progress,
'"hep ~ rapidly - can b expected. An order
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Dr. Virginia A. Woods,

tF0Tmerly a practitioner IN MetO O,Eeans,l
MEDICAL GRADUATE,
TEENDERS her services to the ladies' Of
Il Baton Rouge and the surrounding country.
Attends all diseases Of Women and Children,
chronic or acute, of whatever form or type La
dies would do well 10 consult DR.. VIRGINIA
WOODS several weeks before confinement, which
would prevent useless xiety, ensure safety, and
cause leas suffering. Ladies' In the country can
be accommodated for the lying. in. month, at her
residence, where they win receive all possible at
tention. Night and day calls promptly attended
to. Consuitations, free. Charges moderate. Now
10 the time for all laborug under complaints to
call Immediately. Office and residence-corner
Of Main and Division streets, Baton Rouge.
june24-lm ,a~
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES
The Courier des Etats Unis, review.
ing the speech Of Mr.. Blair, makes
the following three specific charges
against the people of the United
States. ....,-. .. ~. .s.
LIST. The war party is hard at
work to drag the Government into
a war with Macmillan, and to enter
upon compaign for Juarez's bene-
fit. ~ aHI ST Hna eif
I'd. That it is evident that Jua-
rez, without the moral and material
support obtained in the United
States, would to-day be without a
man and without dollar that the
new empire would enjoy peace
throughout its dominion, but for
that support given to Juarez.
Sd. That the concentration of an
army Of 100000 men in Texas
means nothing else than an inva-
sion of Mexico at the proper time,
or to hold amenace suspended over
France. compelling her either to
send considerable reinforcements or
to retire from Mexico.
The Courier then asks, with these
facts before its eyes: -
How is it possible to accuse the
Secretary of State with favoring
the policy of the French Govern
ment.