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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-20

PAT AND DEAcoN.-A few months
ago, as Deacon Ingalls,, Of Swafipscot;
K. l., was travelling through the wes-
tern part of the State of New York, he
fell iii with an 1risiman, who had late
II arrived In this country, and was in
search of 4 brother who had come be-
fore him, and settled in some of the
diggings in that part Of the country.
Pat was q strong man, a true Roman
Catholic, and had never seen the inter
ior of a Protestant church..
II was. pleasant Sunday morning
flat brother Ingalls, met Pat, who in
quired the road to the nearest church. /.
Ingalls, was a pi0us man. He told
Pat he was going to church, and invi-
ted his new made friend to keep hini
company thither, his destination being
a small Methodist, Westinghouse near
by: There was great revival there at
that tiihe, and one Of the deacons, who
was a very small man in stature, invi-;
ted Brother Ingalls, to take seat in his
pew: He accepted the invitation, fol-
lowed by Pat, WHO looked in vain to
and the altar, etc; After he wis seated
he turned round to Brother Ingalls,,
and iii a. whisper that could be heard
all round, inquired
Hsure, and isn't this u hereto
church p
"Hush p said insaiis; ssif you speak
a word they win put YOU 6ut.nn
"Divil a word will / speak at ALL
replied Pat:
| The meeting was opened by prayer
by the pastor.
Pat was cycling him very closely:
when IN old gentleman, who was stand !
ing in the pew directly in front Of Pat,
shouted.
"Iist, ye divii, J" rejoined he, with Ills
loud whisper, which was heard by the
minister, ''be dacent, and don't make d
bloekhead of yourself:'
The parson grew more fervent in his
dev0tions. Presently The deacon ut
| tered an ihapdiblt gfoan..
".Hist ye backyard have se no da.
cency lat all 7" said Pat, at the same
time giving HIM punch in the ribs,
which caused him to lose his equil.
ibritm.
The minister stopped, and extending
his hand in s,ibpliant manner, said :.
Brethren, we caniiot be disturbed
man out 7"
nyaa, srH,;S s;;ro,;;,a, IL .,l.a sr.ii
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-20

A REcoKsTRucTED OLD REBEL. ~
All our readers in Tallahassee have
seen the noble, dog that lost. a fore leg
in the battle Of the Natural Bridge
His strong "reber' sympathies inclined
him to leave a home of ease and stake
up" with the Confederate soldiers in
their camps, and when they went into
battle he followed them. Notwith-
standing the loss of a limb, he remained
a good, faithful "rebel' dog until the
close Of the war. We now observe him
almost constantly in the camp Of the
9TH Infantry, stationed at this place,
where, in spite Of his former s'treasona-
bic" devotion to Southern men and
Southern interests, he is a great pet
with the soldiers. He is now q thor.
oughly reconstructed, "harmonized
dorg." Kindness has won him over to
his former enemies. No degrading con-
ditions, repulsive to his animal iu-
stincts were required Of fimas a condi-
ton to his re-admission into the
Union..n We regret that we cannot
make the same assertion with reference
to the eight millions Of chiyalric, high
born Southrons, who Rad reason to ex-
pect, at least as much consideration at
the hands Of q great and magnanimohs
(9) nation as has been extended to a
''three-legged dorg." Tallahassee Sen.
incl
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sou,haru Cation markets.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2.-There was a moderate
demand, buyers generally operating nj the Prices
Of the day before, sales ga bales. We quote low
paiddling 30Q3l; middling 3lt9GS2; strict md
ding 32% coed middling g cents.
AUGUSTA, Ca Feb. 4.-Ihe market opened
this morning with o limited demand, which
ceased on receipt of New ork advlees at noon
sales OF the day foot up l62 bales, and receipts
M1coy. "a. Feb. 4.-There was a very good
demand for fine cotton to-day, and all offered
MeSTaoSERY, Ala. Feb. 4-There was bat
little demgnd yesterday. We quote the market
nominal nt 2,d27c for middlings, buyers pay tax.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 4.-Our market WAS dull
the morning al 81 for m5ddllngs, but the mar
ket became more depressed and unsettled tr
the afternoon.
cotton nov arriving. and buyers seem anxious 10
purchase, while planters seen undeclded-some
prsferring 10 hold. while Others are selling food
middling u selling for 21e.
sTpaNv Feb 2--Cotton very dali Wit B bat
little offering. We quote. 24eae Is the ruling
price.
from Liverpool and New York, caused by the
heavy receipts at the ports, has tended 10 de :
press our msrket. We quote. ordinary p good
ordinary % low mddlings "a :; middllnRs 3't2;
strict middlings -; good middlings BtzGZlc.
HryrsvuLF. Al Feb. 4.-rhe market is
Cat al 3lfn22c with more sellers than buyers.
MgNPHIs, TFxN., Feb. THE market &c day
was quiet and steady, with lar enquiry bet
few tfansactions Holders aFe holding on 10
anttcipatinn Of better prices. and are not dis
po5ed to make cCncessiOns. Baysrs c0nhne their
purchases mostly 20 the filling Of small orders
The Liverpool market OF the sth y repofted III
miaslin9 aplaads l45<d. The New II sk marke
to-day was duh. with qUOtatiens nominal 81
sla3Jc. The market here, throughout the day.
was inactive sith q small list Of SALES Mid
ding eq5S so890izc: low middling, p. sc
SIC. strict middling at 3l5s 8Slei good middlns
Al ga SIC We give our gu9tati9as e nominal.
Receipts TO-DAY per rail and r. itiyer 81 eaiei
Fruortg by rail and river, $50 bales.
Krw OR1rhxs. Feb. l.-Sales for the past
three dayg comprise lilo bales, making an
er~rezsfe for the week Of S2.vou bales against
p, Geo last WEEK IhereeelYts proper aasihk kle
greel- fsreiudtEe the arrivals from Mobile,
VSriaa and 1exas, Which are included IN theif
yespective statemsntsl embrace l,t56 baies
aEainst 50. 755 lat week, -hoWlng an increase o.
Do aql bales. The weeks exports amount % -, r.
3is bsles, E77l Of which were coaslTise ara Is
s72to foreign ports.
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A DARING FEAr-On Sunday last a
man named O'Donnell, hired a horse and
buggy from SingIeton's livery stable, and
drove out with lady beyond Edgefield
on the Gallatin turnpike They stopped
for the purpose Of seeing some Of their
friends on the road. When they got in the
buggy the horse became frightened. and
turning suddenly, threw the man out,
leaving the lady alone The horse then
started at bresk-neck speed down the road
toward the suspension bridge The fright
ened lady was IN great peril, from which
the people ON the roadside endeaYored in
vain to rescue her by irving to stop the
horse.
While running at this fearful speed, q
young man, named William Jones, sprang
into the road, and, throwing his left leg
over the shaft under the horse with has
left hand he caught hold of the harness by
the collar, and with his right caught hold
Of the biz, and bearing his whole weight
Oh his right hand, brought his head between
the horses legs, stopping him almost in
stsntly The horse started again, how
ever, but was stopped by repetition of the
same performance, and the lady was thus
rescued, and probably her life saved. She
was, of course, highly grateful to the gen
tleman who lad rescued her from such i'm
minent peril. Mr. Jones was a soldier in
the Confederate army, and belonged TO the
18th Louisiana Tigers. He was wounded
during the war, and is yet cripple from
the effects Of the wound. He is not only
brave in the field, but gallant in any emer-
gency.
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We call attention 20 the following adyer-
tisemenis which appear in this morning
paper for the first time. The reader Is
referred 10 them in another column
Pianos Of the best make, sheet music,
and every description Of musical merchan-
disc are 10 be found at g. ID. Benson's, No.
s Union and American Block.
On Wednesday, the 9th inst, and Satur-
day. the % Of March, s. W. Childress,
trustee, aud Anderson, johnson q Smith,
agents, will superintend the sale Of city and
other property, conveyed under deed OF
trust by Chas. +. H. Martin.
J. l.. & r. w. Brown advertise TO lease
or rent their Office or one adjacent TO IT.
and other desirable property described by
them.
The National Publishing Company, At
lania. Ga. want agents 10 sell the Life and
Letters" Of Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
The " Louisa" Capt. Thos. Boluss, will
leave at 4 o'clock this evening for Evans
Vile.
The Rowena," Captain Metcalte will
leave al 4 p. NJ. tomorrow for Evansville,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
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A FAyoRABLE NoroRIETY. The good
reputation and extended use Of Browns
Bronchial Troches' Cor Coughs, Colds snd
Throat Diseases, has caused the Troches to
be extensively initiated. Obtain only the
genuine Browne Bronchial Troches,
and DO not be influenced by those who
make more profit by selling worthless imi-
tafiona
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Regents ner.RniI.

n. & C. RAILROAD, Feb. 6.-1S bales
cotton, cars coal, 1000 feet lumber, g.
hides, 81 boxes tin, 40 boxes madden, 50
coils rope, IA sacks coffee, 40 bbls apples,
Is boxes tea, II kegs shot, s bags spice,
large lot New York goods, bundles cedar
buckets, 8 cedar chests.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Feb. 6.-3 ears
stock, l car mules, car hogs, car cab
bage, $50 sacks corn, "a sacks coffee, Is
casks bacon, "a bbls -four, 10 bbls vinegar,
rs bbls whisky, 6 sacks oats, 16 bales col
lars, II boxes mdse, % cases boots and
shoes, sundries. ne
By the River.
By STEAMER ALERT Upper Cumberland
5000 sacks corn, hide tobacco, hhds
bacon, 10 bbls lard.
STEAMER NASHVILLE, from Cdiro-2 bbls
sweet potatoes bale sacks, 81 hhds and 3
bbls sugar, 9 casks bacon, boxes lemons,
bbls oranges, 20 half bbls and bbls mo-
lasses, 1869 pigs iron, 230 bbls -four, 100
bbls meal, I2O bags corn. 5 boxes tobacco,
20 bbls rosin, 40 bags clover seed, sundries.
STEAMER LOUISA, ErdnSriiie-5304 sacks
corn, so bbls -four, % bbls potatoes, 20 do.
apples.
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WHAT Is THE MATTER?-We have
heard no more said for ten days past
concerning the opening Of the Theatre.
Has Mr.. Davis abandoned the enterprise,
as would seem from the silence in regard
to the matter? We are frequently inter-
rogated upon the subject by persons desir-
ing definite information concerning the
same.
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REMOVE TIE DEBRIs.-We have before
frequently referred to the fact that the de-
bris Of new buildings erected, brick, stone
and timbers, have been left in the street,
greatly 10 the annoyance Of persons passing.
This species of obstruction is getting to be
a positive Inconvenience, not to say nui-
sance. Let the subject have immediate
and proper investigation.
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AT WORK Oh ruE STREET RAILROAD.
A lot OF hands were busily engaged during
Yesterday at work on the street railroad on
Church street Operations have nov eN-
tended 10 Cherry street aud will not be
suspended an the road is completed. Il
will he, when finished, a very useill aud
convenient enterprise,
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CRIMINAL CoURr-The only business Of
Importance transacted in this court was the
case OF Archibald Dix, Tor stealing trunk
from the Leonard House, on College street,
in 1866. lie was sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiarv Several other minor CAGES were CON
tined upon the parties entering into bonds
aud security.
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CONSPICUOUS amongst the new advertise
ments this mornings that ofC. d. Benson,
publisher and dealer in sheet music, etc.
Mr. Benson is an enterprising gentlman,
and we trust he will meet with success in
busipess at his new location. He will
leave in few days for the North, in order
to make large additions to his stock.
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DIR BLACKIF's SECOND RFApISo.-Dr.
Blackie delivered his second reading in the
basement Of Christ Church last night,
These readings are highly instructive and
entertaining. We were sorry 70 see SO
small an attendance present, as the readings
merit the appreciation Of oar citizens,
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To Marry or nOi 20 Marry ? Why
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
clog sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws, in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge Address. DIR. J. SKILLIE HoUaHToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
ian 15-2m
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NEAT SPECIMEN OF PHoroGRArHY.-
We were shown on Yesterday the photo
gsphy Of the members OF the Senate most
tasteiully grouped together, the honorable
speaker being the central figure. Each
photograph t. OF the oval slyle, and is very
natural aud lite-like. Its the work of MIR
Giers, the skilliul photographer of this city
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Martin Kline
anu Peter Kline, father and son, were be
fore Esquire Wilkinson on yesterday for
an assault upon a negro man, who was
considerably maltteated. They were each
Jared 81 90 each and costs.
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hEID IN JAn---Two men named Nicely
and Mas, are 10 be held in the Davidson
county jail by order, until the meeting Of
the Carthage court, before which they are
to be tried Tor felony, in March next A
Mr.. CrenahaW is also to be held in iail Tor
trial at Gallatin, on the fourth Monday in
February.
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Nrg Horn REGIsrER. Or hotels are
nov USING the new register gotten up al
the expense Of advertiser. The len page
Is finely ruled white paper and the right
contains the cards OF cur business men
Whilst the party Is registering he has
before him a well displayed advertisement
They are tasteinl and attraciire
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SPECTATORS AT THE CAPITOI.-There
we're on yesterday a considerable number
Of spectators at the Capitol, both ladies
and gentlemen, attracted hilher by the
interest manifested on the final action OF
the franchise bill. They seemed very much
interested in the sayings and doings of the
Sages and Solons there assembled to make
and unmake laws.
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CIRCUIT CoURE--The case Of Cantrell
rs. Sloan occupied nearly the entire day,
and verdict was rendered in favor Of the
defendant. The next case called was Peter
McVear rs. Clara Deming and owners, and
judgment rendered for the plaintiff for
GO7O Il
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RE.-The arrival Of corn for the past
three days, by river and rail, amount to
I4.35s sacks. OF this large quantity but
little remains here for sale; the bulk Of il
having been sold previous to arrival for
Southern markets.
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Proceedings OF the supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, February 6, ls67.--Court
met pursuant to adjournment all the Judges
being present
Richard Phillips Administrator rs. 5.
b. Allison. BY Judge Shackelford. Re
yersed. and hin dismissed
George ID. Hutton rs. james Workman,
e. al BY Judge Shackelford. Judgment
affirmed.
HELEN Schurer rs. Shederiek Trammel.
Bv Judge Shackelford. C1rii0r0ri ordered
returnable 70 the next term Of this court,
and cause continued
John Woods as. j. J. Alternately. BY
Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
Thomas Fisher rS b. b. Uhles. By
Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
Nancy Stephens rs. ". II. Shelton q. al.
BY Judge Hawkins. Decree affirmed.
Sarah 5. owen rs. X. Il. Sims tx. By
Judge Milligan. Decree reversed, and bill
dismissed
Samuel "A. Whiumore a. Martha Spar
row 1t. al. By Judge Milligau. Affirmed.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company rs A u. FugetL By Judge
Milligan. Judgment affirmed, Judge Haw-
kins dissenting,
The case of q. 3. Sharp ~ John +.
Davis puhlished in yesterdays proceedings
s. affirmed was reversed, and the bill
dismissed
There is now one remaining case Ca the
canitv docket afihe seventh circuit When
that is disposed OF thedockeisof the eighth
circuit will next be cslled.
}. g. FRAZER, Clerk.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold advanced in New York yesterday
) of one cent. having opened at 1863, was
1855 at 11:30, advanced to 1861 at 1890,
and closed at 1879 at Am. Brokers here
were giving lS5 and holding at 1879.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows;
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Hrs BANNER on THEOUTER WALL
The Staots Zcihng, the Radical German
paper Of this city, had their flag floating
from the front window Of their Office yes
ierday evening in honor Of the passage OF
the franchise law.
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REV. gro. BECKErT.

Each pupil should be furnished With one pair
table napkins and ring also, pair Of strong
vraikinr shoss Every article Of clothing should
De marx cd with . fail name, and an inventory
III he sar,e furnished 50 the time q entrance,
Tho reroud term OF the current Annual ses-
sion viii begin on the FIRST MONDAY ~
FEBRUARY. lan-i-id
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THE ATHE NE u NJ,
COLUMBIA. TENN
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNa LADIES
Mr-. .. g. sHIgu. Pr,ae,pal.

AWE WINTER EXAMINATION OF THIS
i school l. Appointed % Be hsld on flsuFs-
day. January 3lst. and close with Concert II
friends and patrons Of the AthenHum are re-
specially invited b attend.
The Spring Session Commences or Monday.
February fth. New anpiA VII Gnd h greatly -
their interest 70 be present % o. before The open
ing day.
TIE Atheneum oEsrs ven great a.lvuntaEes -
young laalesdesiginE good. thorough aul hais1-
ed edacatieu. W employ teafhers u the high
est order 81 talent, sud are pTsT Sred O. gTein IN
ETueliGn In Ell the krsashes nEnallytaught n iirst
class fsmsls schools. We have one Of the larf-
esi and b1st selected Liburiel p Be ioand ~
any SIMILAR instituflOR. % Which All the pnplt
have daily aeessz- a complete set Of Cheinte4l
and Philosophical Apparatns. and, N iasts az
the Eeeessary 8ids Tor lmpsrting instfliesa2o
Mes pupils received at any time. aud ehsEFsfi
only from date II enfrznre- Board aud EnSihtn
Tuition per Session 81 Gvs calendar months are
only from Sis 10 slkA "
Circulars aud other iniormaiion fn.nas1sa ~
addressing ROB -. aihAAHs
ianl6-dkHlm @ neeteiatg'
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W. y. Wards Seminary for YOun :
Ladies'. No. Is Spraee street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the 18th Of Feb
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited 70 consider the
merits Of this School in its Departments Of Lite
nature, Languages, Pointing and Music
ian3l-lw
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GRoRdr ID. PRENTIcE.--This gentleman,
the distinguished and veteran editor Of the
Louisville Journal, was at the City Hotel
ON Yesterday. He is IN route for Memphis,
Tennessee
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Major Compton, conductor Of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad, brought down
the passenger train on time from Louis
Vile on yesterday evening. The road is
in good condition, no accident or disturb
ance having occurred on the road for some
time past
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New York Market.

prices a shade higher-321z 9S3c for middlng
uplands Flour in better demand, and l0G2Ac
higher-S9 25Gl0 10 for superfne State and
Western SO 50@ll 50 for extra Western; Sll %
"a So for shipping brands and extra round hoop
Ohio; and Sl2 l0@l2 40 for trade brands. Wheat
2G3c better-$2 10 for No. Milwaukee, 81 so for
No. , do. and g IS for white Canada Corn L.
l0Gl0Zc for Cuba, and ll14c for Porto Rico.
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CROWDED Several Of our hotels were
crowded last night, and some Of them had
reluctantly to send their guests 10 other
places for accommodation.
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RECORDERS Court, Feb. Ga. Roley
drunk, s. and costs.
James Collier, disorderly, $40 and costs
D. Murphy, disorderly, $40 and costs
J. NJ. Kells, disorderly, S35 and costs
NJ F. hurry, drunk, s. AID costs.
Chas Frank, drunk, S. and costs.
John Atkinson, using language calcu
lated 10 provoke breach Of the peace, costs
w. NJ. johnson, same offence, costs.
DR.. Sewers, drunk, sos and costs.
Henry Abbs, drunk, s. and costs.
John Newton, disorderly, So and costs.
Jas. Marshall, disorderly, 50 and costs.
Chas Bennett, drunk, S. aud costs.
Pat Riley, disorderly, s. aud costs.
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Tar PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIFE OF
Hon. A. Il. STEPHENS. The National
Publishing Company give notice in our ad-
veriising columns this morning that they
are prepared to fill all orders for this
highly interesting work. The life Of such
a person a. Mr.. Stephens is both historical
and national For great many years be
was an actor in the great political events
which preceded and eliminated in the ter
rible conflict which conyulsed the land for
four years. Throughout that unfortunate
struggle he occupied the second position in
enc Of the ccntending sections. This vol
ume contains the more important utter
ances Of its illustrious subject both before
and during the war, and possesses an inter
est which must pervade the entire country.
Il is elegantly printed, and should find a
place ia every library North and South.
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BE sure and go to q. Rice & Co.'S No. 50
College street. and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed bv the 18th of
February. ian22-tf
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
Yge and perfect Dge-Harm!ess, Reliable, In
Simultaneous No disappointment. No ridieu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and PeIfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldeo29-ly
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Gel vi B I A
INSTITUTE,
RT.REV. ere INTARD. ID. D.. y. T. d.
VISITOR.
REV. GEO. BECKETT,

PRINCIPAL.
MRS. r. POLK. MRS. F. A. BECKETT
Vice Principals.
REV. DAVID PTSE, d. D.. Bellies Lettres.
RFv. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
MONS. A. EsTEvE. Musical Director
MRS. e. ,. WHITTEM0RE Guitar and
French.
MISS SUSAN POLK. MRS, y. f. GREY,
English.
MADAME LE0NIE EsTRVR. Vocal Music.
widow 81 the hate Bishop Polk
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DANaFRoUs The wall Of the burnt
building fronting Cherry street, near Cedar,
is liable, especially the north corner of it,
10 fall at sny time Loose brick have been
falling from the top to the pavement be-
low for some DAYS past. Il should he
looked AFTER before some casualty ensues.
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the Best quality of Cumberland Coal can
be had of P. b. Mason q Co. No "a North
Cherry street. at S. 20 per load Of II bushels,
delivered in ang part OF the city jaul0-tf