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sTRkMBOATs.

Mary Mcdonald, Gonzales, from st Louis.
Melnotte, Keniston, from Cincinnati.
st Mary, Dye, from Cincinnati.
Henry Ames, Crawford. from Memphis.
Legal Tender. Roberts, from Louisville.
A q Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Victory, Abrams, from Baton Rouge.
New Era, Dugas, from DOnaldsOnville.
Wild Wagner, Gross. from Natchez.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile-P RI.
Agnes, Rulfs, from Barataria.
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Keeeipss bv Railroads.

N. o., o. d g. W. r. R.-Dec 1913 hides to
Witherell &co-26 do ] L Couret-7 do L Surle-
325 head cattle and sundries to order
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ITO sHIPPFRs OF FRvIQHT ON THK
Il ALABAMA RlVER-The MOBILE TRADE CON-
PANY running A DAILY LINE of Nam
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats the Alabama
River leaving Mobile EVEkS EVENING 4 o'clock,
the SATURDAY and WEDN eSDAY Packets extending
their trips to WttunukA Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
through 10 Wetumpka without detention.
SINNoTT ADAMS Agents IS Commercial Place
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Wednesday, Jsnusry l, l567. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, for Galveston,
Chas Whitney &co
Steamship Hudson, Blakeney, for Indanola, in
ballast Master
Br ship Zimi, Psyson, for Liverpool,
II Ashbridge 4 Ocean
Bark Annie Kimball, Lincoln. for Hsvre,
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Br bark Iron Queen, Evans. for Liverpool.
J h Ashbridge j. Ocean
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HOLIDAY PREsEN
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Bernard Hans,
NO SAT AND $40 MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR raE
MARKET.
New Toys and Other Presents just Imported
PRICES VERY Low.
Large Iknd choice stock of CHINA, RARTHEy and
GLASSWARE; Silver Plated and Table CUTLERY; Coal
OIL LAMPS, Chlnneys and House Furnishing Goods
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Vessels Up, Cleared and sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK
eanshp Mercidita, Smhh-sailed Dec 81
eam,hip gen Meade sampson-sai ed Dec a.
Schooner De, ike, Jones-eleared Dec %.
Schooner Florence Rorers .Rogsrs- cleared Dec IL.
Brig Gesry, Conkfn-saled Dec7
Bark Scotland, Smo ley-clesred Nov 80
Schooner Jane Emme son, vsn CIief-clsared Nov 80
Bank b Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
Steamship Oriental. Snow-cleared Dec 10.
Schooner Lsvering, Cars, n-.clsnred Dec II.
Schooner oh aSss' naesc fsfq Dees
PHILADELPHIA.
ship Lydia SkOheld, Curtis-sAied Nov5.
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Cubs, Dukehart--cleared Dec 49,
BATH, ME-
Ship st James, GoOdwin-cleAred NoYlS.
ROCKLAND ME-.
Schooner Leonessa, Hunt-s.ied Nov y.
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gladiator, LaDg-sailed Dec H.
ship Mary Ann. Hsus ym-loading Noy9.
ship Arhu,us, knowiton-saued Nov To-
Ship GolcondA Davis-ceared Nov g.
ship Berkely Castle, James-saTed Now.
Sup Rochester, olivsr-saied seDtg.
Ship CuTev, Flarty-sAiled Nov l6
Ship Island Light MeFee-ssilsd Nov9
Bark Armstrong, Phlps-saled fovz
Ship Millicetie, stephenson-sailed Nov %.
LONDON
Ship Topeka Misunderstanding Oct o. and sailed from
HANBURG.
Ship Beauste, BruhH-sslled Nov6
BORDEAUX
Ship st Cloud Imes-cieared NOv6.
Ship Annapolis L0udon-saled sept 20
ANTWERP.
Ship Island Home, Liswel-ssled Oct IS
MATANZAS
Brig Sweet, LawreBee-ssi ed Nov ..
CARDIFF, WALES.
Ship Ocean Pearl, kodd-loaing NOvl
GREENOCK.
Ship zetAnd, Chiney-sa led Oct Il.
MELBOURNE.
snip Marietts, Laperi-sAiled Nov II.
MALAGA
Bark Rosario, Freya-sailed Nov4
LONDONDERRY
Ship stadscona, Csssidy-cleAred Nov H.
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny Eal'r ode-sAie ed Nov L. and ,aIed from
Gibraltar Nov %
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIGNED, WISHING TO EsTAB-
ish equitable and uniform rate of Towsge, and oer
greater facilities to the shipping erng and leaving this
port have combined the following Towoosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, LevisthAn. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, T-cumseh
NicacO and Reliance.
TIE number and power Of the associated OF
Towbas guarantee that detention will either at
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB Err,
Harrv Wright Line.
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., + Line.
Associated Office, 30 Carondelet street up stairs.
J. G. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FlTZENRITER,
Levss Agents.
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CROOKs d MAKIsTANY.

(NROOks a MARIsTANY.
vHoLHsALE IN
LIQUORS, SPIRITS WINES, CIGARS, Ere., ETC.
No 30 Tehoupitoulss street. and the Star Warehouse
More Dame street.. corner Comm rec
Always on hand, large stock of Bourbon MonopgsAela
Rye ard Reeiited Hhskies, which 70 the trade on
liberal terms and at the lowest market rates, W
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE o. 8
Mail Steamers.
ESOH RAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagouls-
WINTER ARRANGEMNET.
The and elegant low iron LAURA
Capt JOE walker will regular trips places
soowp arrival Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS and THU RsDAYS, the arrival Of ths
"a. n train.
On SATURDAYS, arrival Of Il traln-On this trip
goir TO PascsgoulAL
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wFONBs-
DAY FRIDAY Evenings; Paseagoua every SUNDAY
noon.
The above trips viii regularly made unless By
weather or farther apply
OHAS WHITNEY a 90, Agents,
so and 50 Camp street
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LIVERPOOL.
FOB LIVERPOOL DIRECT.

LIVERPOOL.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FIRE QUEEN. 800 TONS. Williamson, Commander
AL1cE...... .......l200 Tuition,
ALEXANDRIA. 1900 {" Thomas,
GLADIATOR. .....l0OO " ......Lsng,
ACROPoLIs. ......l4OO Z" I'll Edwards "
AMAZON. ......Bllis,
PANTHEON. ....llOo =" .Beeley,
oLIEDA.... ......llOJ ......wiliam.,
The steamship
TUITION, Commander,
VIII sail WEDNESDAY, Jsnus-y 1st at O'Clock
from her wharf opposite szymansks Press Third Di,trc
St Petersburg, Moscow, Regs Hamburg Bremen, Ant
HarIineer. ZwcIe Cor eph ,sen' KsnS,berr DantsiE
Christians, ohristianssnd and eOthsnbcre.
which will enable them to the bar Of the Mississippi at
Cabin passage to Liverpool $50 gold. For freight
'''' J. II. AsHBRIDGE DEcAs.
THos. ( JAMES HARRISON.
N BIB lis Of ladng signed .ice Of the Agents,
pesentat'n OF eray receipts for merchandise shipDed
STEAM FROM NEW ORLEANS TO LIVERPOOL.
EoR LIVERPOOL DIRECT THE Al
ELLIS Commander
win have immediate dispatch
freight or passage having unsurpassed accommOd,-
lions, applyto
ELLIOTT 4 McKEEvER, Agents.
$50 Common street.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY JAM e. stsPM
FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ton vseily-The pressure sdewheel steamship
Agnes
]. WILLIAMS. Commander,
connecting at Galveston with the steamer Tartar for Ba1os
Santiago Freight per Ages for BaEOs Santiago viii be
CHAs. K WHITNEY, a co, Agents
80 and 81 Camp street.
B-No freight received without Office.
SABINE PASS.
FOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS.
TO SAIL SATURDAY JANUARY
TOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS. VIA NEW
Orleans, opelOusas and Great Western Railroad. The
steamship
will Brashear Sabine Pass SATURDAY. 9Th inst
on the arrival the 8 clock " train from Agiers
FebOat leaves the foot of st Ann street. opposite Jack
son Square, at 7:3gA.M
Freight received the Ferry anding daily until 5Px
For passage apply at No. 60 Canal street. Opelousas Rail-
road Office. @. W.R BAYLY,
Superintendent
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1 BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.
r. Q. PALMER d CO.,
G @. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD, r. COX,
Importers and Wholesale and Retain Dealers In
Carpets. Mats. Oh Cloths, Etc. Eta,
Nss IS ss and U Camp street. Nsv oris.DG La
ERUIT TREES, ETC.

Orders will be received and ed At lowest prices fr FRUIT
TREES Of AL kinds; also srRAwBERR rs aud ORNA
MENTAL IREks AND Shrubs Of every description,
ct the celebrated Langdon Nurseries Mobile
EsTy orders solicited this IL the proper season for
trAnsplsItng Catalogues supplied
GRtEN = Elder q Cornmerc'al Place
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J. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
emelaI Journal OF the state OF Louisiana.

70 promote the social material and political velbeing
the city Of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the gres
Southwest win be in the future II has been In the past
purpose Of this Journal The columns OF each days
referred earnest Of the ithuness and
with which this design is executed
while the point Of the CRESCENT
wit reference all the subjects Of Newspaper comment
and discussion its opinions will always found 70 be
didly definitely and fesrlessy expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
mis- Lima Comprise the Fine Ocean Steamships
O0NOOkDIA. 1000 tons, Sears. Commands.
KENsINGrON...l200 =. Hedges, ..
ST LoUIS........l2o E. Clsussea. ..
CLEOPATRA ....l2e Rich, o.
oRIEkTAL....... 300 .. Snow, o..
Forming Regular wsskly Lima
ZOE BosrON-THE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
F. SNOW, Commander,
VIII leave on SATURDAY. January 4th, ct =. Il, from
Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers ser superior accommodations passen-
gers and freight and insure the rates every
ciy will b extended 10 shippers. Fer freight passage
sypyte CREEVY, MCPHERSON d co.,
No s. OsrcndeIet
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;Marine 9nteligertff.
Yesterday.

OKEsoErr OTrIon, No. Z CANT BTEEHf, I
Wednesday, Jsnusry l, lo67.
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDATs-JUST IMPORTED
FROM EUROPE.
Bismarck Double-Barreled Needle Gun!!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


RED RIVER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Jan. lst at5PE
EOR sHRRyEPORT DIRECT, GRAND
Bayou, Grand Ecore Cotile, St. Maurice Alexandria
Normans Barbns and AL la DIM light draft pas
above For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
DOUGLAS a DONOHUE, Agents,
No. Tchou pitoulas street.
N. BThe Dixie draws only fifteen inches light stands Al
In all Offices in the city, and is side wheel boat
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Jan. I'd at 5PM
EOh sB kEtEfOkr,G GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate landings Red
River The and very lght draft Lizzie Tate
ChaA W Stinde master. K Groves clerk will leave as
above. For freight apply on board,
GEO. o. HITE Agent IL rchoupitOulAs street.
KoUNS's THROUGH LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at 5 P. n positively
TOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
THE REGUAR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
Fannie Gilbert.
BEN. B. KoUNs, Master
For through receipts apply to
G. L. KoUNs BRO,
50 Common street
p. a-The Fannie Gilbert will take Atchafaaya freight
consigned TO steamer sibyl at mouth Of Red River.
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add the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter,
upon topics of moment to the people Of this section Its let
from the people form the least interesting and vsua
bic feature Of its wehed eoumn large share Of each
days issue Ia given up 70
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Store in the city He has also brought sample OF the
brated BISMARCK DOUBLEBARRELED NEEDLE
GUN FOR the sale OF which he has been appointed Sole
He particularly invites those who contemplate making Ho
day Presents 70 Call and examine his Stock
pARGAINs IN DWELLINGS
We po,itivs instructions sell TO the best offer that
made SEVERAL LARGE AND ELEGANT DWELL
ING with extensive rsrdens in the choicest locations
Also SkYERAL MODERATE SIZED HOUSES Pur-
chssers invited to prompt attention. these Places win
be sold early. GREEN 4 ELDER,
Real Estate Agents. q Commercial Plaza
The New York herald., 1868-07-28


1E7 CROSBY sT-WAkTED, REsPECTA BILE
lC( colored gr general houseyok one who thor
oushy the business and well recommended
mono other need Apply.
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MopEs OF BURIAL.-Noies and PLACES

MoDKs OF BURIAL.-Moles and places
OF burial have an historical significance.
The pyre of the Greek and Romans, the
embalming process of the Egyptians, the
funeral piles of Hindoo superstition, and
those bark stagings, curiousy rog.ried
by Mississippi yoyagers, where Indian
c3rpses are exposed to the elements, the
c.d cro,s-road iutermeat Of the suicide.
the inhuma,jon OF tke early patri2rohs
and Christians, all symbollse eras and
creoIs. Inc lyIng-in-state of the royal
uetunct, the sable catafalqua of tho Cath
olc temples, the saIutes over the warriors
grave, the "Day of the Dead" celebrated
in Southern Europe, he c eliogiesin French
cemeteries the sublime ritual of the Es-
adjustment aud the silent prayers of the
Friends, requiems, professions, emblsms.
Inscriptions, badges, and funeral garlands.
marx faith, nation, rank and profession.
ut the very gates Of the sepulchre. Vaiu
i the skepti.'s snesr, useless the utilitar
Ian'a protest By those poor tributes the
heart ut,ers its undyiGg regret and It's
immortal prophecies, though mummy
has become merchandise" and to be but
pyramidically ex.aDt is fallscy in dur
aton ! for, as the same religious philos-
opher of Norwich declared, "It is the
heaviest stone that melancholy can throw
at man, to tell him that be is st the
end Of his nature" and, therefore, in the
grim Tuscsn's He'll, the souls q
those who denied their Immortality
when IN the fash, are shut up through
eternity in living tombs. How the idea
Of a local abode for the mortal remains is
lalowcd in our nature, Is realized in tbs
pa.hos which closes tba noble and sacred
life Of the Hebrew awgiger. "And he
buri-I him n the vslley Of the land oe
Moab, over against Bsth-poer but NJ
nan knowetl OF bis sepnloare until sa's
day. II T, 1atcssy0sd, ..;S--
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A THRILLING ADvESTUaE.-On2 dull
day in August, just after noon, balloon
rose in the air at the f1ot Of Cioet Hills,
on the westtrn edge Of the central plain
Of Eu-iaud. t vas inflated with the ligh-
test II gases wucl chemical skill could
produce, ana it rose with amazing veloci-
ty. A nile up aud It entered stratum
Of cloud more than thousand feet thick.
Emerging from this, the sun shonc bright
" on the air-ship the sky overhead was
Of tbs clearest and deepest blue, and
below lav cloudIand immeasur-
able expanse Of cloud vhose surface look
ed as solid as that Of the earth net wholly
lost to view Lofty mountains,aad deep
dark rayincs appeared b.low the peak
aud sides ofthase cloud mountains next to
the sun wb.cl glttercd ike snow butclstiog =
shadows "a if they were solid rock. T.
rose the balloon with tremendous velocity,
Four miles above the earth a pigeon was
let loose it dropped down as II It vas a
s.oao. The air VAS too thin = enable i
u fly. Il was rs il barqle laden 70 the
deck we1. to pass fr q the heavy waters
9f the sea into I'm iua4d uGsal;ne lake !;
th- barquc wou.5 s.4h at once n the thin
II water T., up, s,l / CHER What
q s.teuce profound I-e heights + tac
saf were 4s 81. > tto aca9es. depths Of
tae ocean, pacre, IS US t1n5 du-ing
the search .oe the .ys5 j A,.1a,.c cable, the
dne mud lies IS unsirreQ from year to
wear as the dust which impereepts bi.ity
gathers on tie furniture Of a das.rse1
C9use. No soaaI, no lfe-oaiy The
bright sunshine failing through SKY It
c-ulj uot warm.
Jp-fye miias above the earth .-hig-
er than the inaccessible summit OF Chin
borazo OF Davangiri. Despite the sun
shine, everything freczss. The air grows
too thin to support li.a, even tor n few
minutes. Two mea o.. : are il tla; az
yeutarous palloon-t4e one steering TIL,
air-saip, the ether wa,c.,ag tie scent
{ Instruments and reeQr ing them N.tl
4 IA lily q .oug Prsc,,e". Sadsea..y .
as tie lat.eg lo9ks Al ms lastE~ zaent. !,
sight grogs aim be taxes . leas % b.. ?
his sight, a13 Cn..y marks from ,1e fa.iia :
barometer that they are ascending rt4idiv
A dasA q brandy lies w.tl.u : f5o: G. aim;
Ee tried 10 reach i. but his arm refuse
70 obey his viii, He tries 10 o-A Oh h,2
cenTade. who has gone " I tae n.
above whisper il that deep silence
would sughee--bat no Sound comes t.om
BIS dps-he IS Toiceless. The stesrsm2u
GENES down IN the car he sees lis CON
7sde il swpco. and fsels liz cp2 sense
= ~ II
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Tn. BrLwKR SCANpAL.=A

Tu-, BULwBR ScANpAL.-A London
correspondent writes tina. Lady BalTer,
vho vas orco the torment of her hus-
5anl's life, publishing novels every year
or tvo-ia which he vas the william, aud
is death described as the n - desirable
f ev4uts--is nov, believe, ov' 81
harms way" She is UNI -s.5al /, b
H 4lua.ic asylum. A peeress y rht,
she has never eniovod the honcrs Of thc
station. Laiy Buiwer was always a pas
sioaa:e woman sac was hot-heaIed
Irish gic, Of the m;jJis classes, who
could not brook the leas. contradiction Or
apparent neglect.
Buwer was fond Of her, and dedicated
one OF his early novels to her in affection
ATE terms When the quarrels began, tie
husbands mother made things worse, AL
af,er aisgraoefGl scenes had been enan.e3.
a separation was agreed TO- When B9l-
wer was Cabinet Minister he sought to
ze. her e5ntne1 in an asy UNI, put sae
obtained her release, pys il t. me c1Ga-
Il ,eTn a; wajcd he vas T. rra:-c- him
self for rc-elec.i2a, and ha-anru3i the
farmers from a wagon Their only sur
yiyiug child Mr.. Robert Lytton, nov
rising fast IN the diplomatic world. ani
kuoY4 a Owen Meredith lea,53k
to I've -, his mother nj keep le- from
IA ba. her v.oler>a became at last
rea. insanity Some OF her books. such
s 'L4e7.ig 81, e Man Il Honor,
/.
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to reprssea: tie 9th judicial

msjo~ity. to reprss4a. tie 9th judicial
4 Ja6c Nad5son Nelson, the Oldest Of
( tae {; 1t. : from the siz.l Judicial cir
chi. r Is the brother Of tbs late john
Nelson, ESQ, ofFrederic city, well known
/ . the profession rs one oF the ahlsst law
yers Of our St4te 4 6Ge speak r, and
learned barrister he has hesn f. years
past j43,e the Ci7cli; Coart o. Fed
cr.ck county He IS the father Of Mr.
Fred Nelson, talented y7u.g n.noer
y tie late C5ast.t1ti9n2. ColvenuQ. i,
-. l--. = - ;.-.o. c5-.3..98
ug5a him.
The seventh circuit sends as its jud.-
cial representative. Judge George Bgent
Of Charles. Shortly after attaining his
majority he represented his county IL the
General Assembly H WAS member
Of the Convention Of I53o-'51, and was
elected Judge Of the fist district Once
Jadga Crane resigned,) il lo6l. We
asked an intimate and cultivated triead
q the Judge, his leading Characteristics
TIE reply We received vas coucae IN
these words ',Ja1ze Brent excels sig
ua.ly IN three points. his high sense Of
personal ana Ec.-. h27or,--A;s Sv2rre-
.-ss latezt..y D. character, and h-S PFC
fo@,.a admiration Of the old style Of u
ry,lnd gentlemsn.
W.tA The fheers Of the court vc pr
same that mos, 0: car readers are per
soual!y acquajated The Ca;e: Clsra,
James s. Ftanala. Esq (, is among tn
most g.tte} lawyers Of bis native c..y
HIS great effort il the celebrated v e,ars
viii case must have powerfully imgres-
sed the mind Of the jury, aud will be long
remenbeyed by the hundreds who hear4
Mr. R. V. Clayton, the Assistant
Clerk, everybody knows. The fac: that
he has held his position from boyhood,
speaks volumes in conmendation of his
fitness and fidelity.
Mr., j. Shaaf Socket, the State Re
porter, is gentleman OF iae endowments
ana is busily engaged in the compilation
OF the maryland Reports" !" his chief du-
ties being TO furnish in this form, for per
manent use, an historic abstract Of eacl
case found on tie docket, the l9aling ar
guments Of counsel for appellants ana ap-
pelIces, the record Of decisions rendered
by the Court, and their proper publica-
ion for professional use.
Mr.. Augustus Gassaway, Secretary Of
the Senate, is Recording Clerk, and per-
forms moss satisfactorily the duties ap-
pertaining to the record, in manuscript
f,rm, of official papers and the proper ar
ram aetn5nt and Preservation OF a 0..t-
ings in the possession Of the body, from
the Colonial to the present period IN the
history Of the comm nwoalth
James Hopkiu., Es4 IS the newly ap-
pointed Crier \ CHRISTINA yfhigh stand
#g,-.he bouoeel father Of several Of our
m >. worthy young men and al off ,er
emlncn-,y y adapted to the la.9s in the
pertorm4ule Of which he is oay found
sa.th,.liy engag he is the Is: with
whom we have frien tly aaHl-sa4ze as
" tenn. AZ or ..-. VS. L ~ cham
Der D. .n4 supreme t.ioa4al Of cur bc.ov-
ed Mary and.
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iaS LAST On FaS 0AhA"ttANsI--in
ina. sans laIt7y q fA'esSlh5 "1er@ Aors-
aan aA1 as 6Fan1soa' Jaeoo' oo'11 sneif
affairs . JsaoFa3 aea "nSfe s9Ia9 n s'Asesn ,.t
centuries i"'3r tao SAVIOUR 'A'Ag1 A., w WIZ y
- woman ol oamaFiA % 'acoo ; y hs'''
SAe 'as' remnant OF tne seer ol rae oahi%g- !,
t'''1s' udAoe'1lis ohiy aoouS 'o''y II li'i-
les. IS now rsp'd'y a"lhoANg away :,
J i,AYe.tE VINO mas recently resided
t119s in'1,ls among 1neSe Gon'Xeo ogs-
.7AIea15 q '"e oeS- oAoo1' y @Ho''AS :. -
rael' &ss'.as Us tAa' rs feSag's tAelF
II E-'S' 'u','l1Fs' : '~l'4 cus,5'-'s' Ao,'s1'1'
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claim 10 oe tfae soAS q 1Sep4' "1o.e
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the base of Mount Eoal c2neis "Iho 'ne'f
way, carrying On n, '1e 'Fa-l- oe.Nso'- : :, =
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Ia the era OF tue E'angei's's'
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