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war or protects US from being court martiaed on the
dlomhe4d, aud hanged 10 The nearest and most eonse-
These are grave charges, true in fact. however oara
geous and now later be definitely settled IL is
impossible but that whale IN all cher things the spirit Of
our and of laws ID In direct antag onIs,n
those OF hereditary right, hereditary Iegisa,on and he
IeditaTy allegiance, the public law which should and
must gade The affairs OF the republic should be equally
ntagons,ic 10 that whlch scknow ledEes inherited allie
glance alone, and ignores the people The law OF hertd
iiary light is sbhoneu system and neress
domestic but commercial; and under The present admin
islraton there fear OF any retreat iron the funda.
mental principles oil democratic existence, that The
right OF every individual c choose his aleg lance when
that aleslanIe s gwen 70 u.s. and mol defeated By The
the past administration German born citizens journey
in Germany upon business purely private and connected
with Their family affairs, have been grossly outraged.
mainly because they had The andaciiy 10 come from
America. This must not be longer permitted There is
member OF the Austrian royal family entitled i'm
puniy from this nation, whose alliance is worthy Of
conside ration whose hostility is above contempt
and then il will be seen that General Pierce knows
no difference between na,aralizea aud natve-bom
citizens The protection which is due 10 the one is
equally due 10 The other. with slight difference only
that it is especially due 10 the naiuralized citizen
who not guilty OF any crime and jonrneyng upon hi'
just business, happens TO fall into The power OF that gov
eminent which, 10 obedience to laws aud trusting 10
the guarantees OF country, he has especially repu
diaedand more especially due to him if he be outraged
on account. That in the event OF war with Eu-
rupean power, any German born, French born, OF
Russian born, Spanish born, English born soldier
lighting in our ranks or otherwise meeting the enemy
while prosecuting bis legitimate duty business
American citizen, soldier, or RESIDENT could be seized vi
and summary executed, 10 mag inc an act which nc
wise aggressoI would be rash enough 10 atemptat al
eyeHis under democratic administration But in view
OF the difficulties in which European other ma,
involve people commerce. 1t is necessary tina
The principle should be asserted. and that should b.
known to whatever com hatants may into The lists
| The present Is a favorable opportunity.
[T0 BE CONTINUED .... HN
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r uRNIruRE DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE

EURNITURE DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE. we have
recently greatly enlarged the storing goods by
all the rooms our house. and would respectfully
cizens Of Washington Geoge,owB Alexandria, aud
yiro well
complete elegant stock OF goods above line
A
keepers will find convenience all time. find all
which
line And stock has been selected with
houses
original producers public be assured prices
higher than those any city
+
carpengs quite superb
here before.
Tapestry the patterns above.
Plain Brussels aud improved styles which
title figures, which will be found
me the old styles
Also article carpetng, called Ambus.on very
full strong, and cheap. .-.- .a -..r
carpess English make heavy and higher
before the late advance. .v
imperial theepy carpetnss this superb,
will be found much body than have been offered for
three years
Also, ingram. entirely and improved patterns
which viii be found pretty and small figures
To with all the above have Of u supply Of
Aiso elegant
as with all the necessary fixtures and belonRngs $3.50.
CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
Aug 30-3feod
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD fURNI-
real with the
Of essbhhmsnt
south and strcespy
cued 2t OF August will sell Tuesday,
9th September all household
and The fixtures
bakery establishment, situated the
tI-land) between south and 10 o'clock m
F4-4#sH.r# al 4
One 6ne piano. secretary and book
Parior and rocking chairs
dressing ., and toilet
Tour mapI. and walnut bcdsteads
Five mahogany and cherry tables
Lounge, msring carpet, and oicioh
One gilt frame klas.
"a Two engsvingn and mantei ornaments
Window shades, curtains cofpice, NC
Two feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses, Ac.
One set gold band China cutlery, ho. y. .#
Cooking and other
Also, good assortment Of fancy articles, Ao
Two SET. harness, horse, and qusrebodi.d
The same day, at o'clock, p. M, #e.-..
story houses, they
stand front OF n feet inches m running
~ 10 inches there attached the aud
bakery fine brick The other house has i've good
Kitchen. They handsomely located rapidly
and the sale VIII be wei worthy
dcsivips profitable investro~rts
effects of md under
s25 S25 credit and
actoriy endorsed hearing OF fon
balance ~ bearing
Deed and deed OF trust taken s~cnedeered
mo. w. MekIM, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
Aua2s-d Ancroneers
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Prem the Journal Of Commerc., Aug
Arrival OF the Georgia.


The United States mail steamer Georgis, Thomas A
Budd, ESQ., commander arrived here last evening from
Aspinwal, bringing the United States mail of August l.
(no later from California; 25o passengers and 81 900 900
treasure on freight She left Aspnwall on the evening
OF August 10Th, at 10. p. m. s5.a.fr. .l. rs
There was nothing OF interest uan.pring on the 18th
mus. The health better this sunmer than il has ever
been known before. and Aspinwall is quite Furnishing
We are indebted to Bedford Co a and TO Wells Far
go. Co.'S expresses for the promp; delivery OF
hIes, and to Messrs Adams Co for Panama papers 10
The nth Of August in addition
- st.aaJ sr.Hl 4#t ~ .fs5s From the ransma
+ FRoN COSTA RIcA. We have advces from Pnns Are
mas 10 the 2oih July. Business was very dull there.
and great difficulty experienced in procuring cargoes.
Coffee was selling al $40 per quina sndolher produce
in proportion. - ~
The government, Of Costa RIGA bad il in contemplation
to close The port OF Punta Arenas. and establish another
IN he sesd at more norhery point being
venen for the commerce. OF the republic The projsc,
met With considerable opposition, and ii il doubtful
whether II will he carried out.
Ii 10 thought that the incon venence arising fror such
change would exceed the advantages dervable from IL
DuAsrusr OF Gov, CAMAcno RoLpAr.--W With much
sarprs-, aud Lille regret we LEANED yes eday AFTER
noon, Angus, a'bs our respected and esteemed sove-
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NOTIeE OF withdrawal from public private
" entry or lands lying within fifteen miIes the
the proposed railroad from ErRndsn, Mis-
sisippi, to Montgomery, IA Alabama
behalf Of ITO
railroad Brandon Montgomery Pres
directed present,
public said rsiIroad public
lying within miles, abouts
Brandon
subsct sale JAckoS Missis
sppi DEnoroLIs and Aibsma withheld
pablo las the further
that
ingy given officers OF the districts aforesaid
oncers) portions pub
1nsufd 10th proamo,
proxmo, Presidents 23d
include the lands in the districts
prirsfe entry notice this once uboned
prociamaton lying within the townships
NORTH base line and east Of tAe CAoeta~ meridian
In district, Mississippi TOWNSHIPS three
Eve seven, twelve thirteen, fourteen,
al seen seventeen, and eighteen.
Hor line and esi Of s 81. sspAsn's meridian
Alabama TOWNSHIPS thirteen
hneen
four thirteen and
lands within townships be withheld
notice.
Valid preenriion claims within limits aforesaid
be .stubl paid for As heretofore
BY ord. the President.
Given General Land Oce OF WISH
=. - John WILSON,
Aug a0-d3w ~ Commssioner
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The Hobart Town Circular says tbst Vlsos'A gold 10 IN
great demand al 75s Dingsl gold Us Freight 10 Lon.
Bys return from bs Convict Dep.rtmen appears that
73 eonvics arrived in The colony IRON June 20. 1854.
TO January 81, 1883, s-.....
MARINE miscELLANY.
Lnss or Tas BRultH MAIL srnAmEs Quno--The
Pacific Steam Navigation Compsny's steamer Quito
running below Panama and alpafsiso. touching al ports
intermediate on the coas } was run en rock on the
nxbt OF The 10th August twelve miles from Baasco.
her passage TO Yaiparsiso TIE shock drove her one
hundred yards further, striking bottom Immediately The
letter haas and 81 ecie were then discharged with regular
iy OF the fret all were ravsd. but oi the bars OF svct
shipped al Copapo sixteen weIe missing only iwenty.
four hats ot etsver and one Of gold being saved.
The following day the accident was Known At Huss.
co. and the authorities and the English consul went 10
the place and The shpwfecked were conducted 10 the
town, whence a steamer brought them 10 Coqsimbo.
he captain Of the Quito wrote TO the agency 'hat only
Don Cruz Tobar Wan drowned, who had brought with
him about 200 douboons. y4E sas4G
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER UscLE SAM AT PANAMA
Steamship Uncle Sam, ION New YORK for Panama.
arrived nj her destination on The i1lh August alter
passage OF only fifty seven dave Tue Uncle Sam lett
New York on The ao,h Of Jans) We append an ab-
sIact OF the puIseIs report; 9.s sll s,s... aa Ts
Crossed the equator longitude 80 10 on the 4th OF
July, and arrived al Rio on the 10Th. (hsvng made the
passage inside OF twenty daysal which place we took
Ga the ash Of July was boarded by The captain Of tbs
brig Isabel lying Por, Famine. at which place she bad
put il for water The ISABEL 10 owned by Lady Ftsak
I'm and bound to Behring's Straits in search OF Sir John
franklin; captain and all hands well The Uncle Sam
arrived a, VALPARAISO the 4h Of August and took In
coal Tor Panama On the TN we gave y COLLATION. on
bears 10 kate Hayes. HEIR Mepgis Mr.. Bushnell. and
about two hunded citizens Of Valparaiso, which pssse
of very happily The Sam lett Valparaiso on The III,
al o'clock p. and arrived al this place on the lib
Yok in So days and 30 hours including IL days deten.
| ton at Rio and Valparaiso. t#tS'
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BY GREEN :. SCOTT. Auctloneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT the Of Indiana
v avenue and I'D street W. ~ at Aucttsmon Tuesday
the 9th Of September 5 O'Clock shall cell in
valuable building the Judiciary
being No. a. No. 49, having front J.dlana
s6 back 81 The
described bnnd-onsy oeard and considered
valuable sale In
fine for q good ats#
Term. a pur-
chaser deferred
The day sale adeed aad decd Of taken Title
disputshlc. r
GREEN SCOTT,
2s-d ue
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NoTICEThs Navy Department viii eser,in propositions.
~ compsnicd by and until
engines machinery, boisrr
United propeller ixse San Jscn'o" lying
Philadelphia yard.
desirable the proposition. should specify the time
viii
o~s one half successful trial uip satisfscsoy the de-
running
the Navy.
4 NAVY Dsr1ursrrr, Aug ~, 1879
fThe National snd Evening sfsr Of Washington
hr Pennsylvania and Evening Argus rhadeiphs viii eass
publish
: Aug iT--dt25thnst. .-U
The above nouce IL extended And modified as foIows
and
day Of September porio furnishing
machinery eompets and for repairing
boilers instead ~ building ones 80 ss.
Payments will be made follows One half successful s
the bs,nce
oAsed tF by ernscs
he sc,ecsd by thu Secretary Of me Ssvy ef eeF
NAVY Angust "a, 1850 III sH
Evsans star of Washington and
EvcuinG Fhsdesphs please pshash
23-dlSept 10
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Co,umDI.,. college,. w.shinxss., ~. C.)

Coiumbian College, WnshinGtCD, ~. C) s
ne collegiate year Of n institution viii sos. o. one
closing last Wrdn-day which day
The ensuing will open the aoh Of september
The charges
For uiioA per sc.sou Of nine months $50 90
Use room, un'ue library, and attendance. 10 "
Board (per week)... Is
10 college charge
and Cor the o furniture, library Ac xa5
There is admission fee OF sio aud email charge each
washing 37 per necessary college
Of boarding student viii not exceed sso sso
All the bs payable onehslta tbs besnntne aud the
balance a The m o session
by rendering tho advantage The college avass isgsr mum
have been made order and Of The students
degrees PHILOSOPHY Is. rs
about three and will embrace all the studies OF s
espuon The sncisn, language. n,s course win special
eoi esseaoa a The m.shs.scsi and ei.nne studies viii
have seaiar prominence 'an usual particularly in their
TO become piaesa rssyo snsnss Or .s,s. ., y.
Vi .assa w enc 10 ny viii ~.
and usasions The Of the College will also be
sne any branch study any sns, They may under
hs q The faulty: .se auss .ss :, are ..ao
regular esInea,s q , .ndnx ard Il the SAM.
and others will be added the wants OF the several
Measure, progress filling Immediately
isy geology ,nrraosy and sotany In manner at win add
grraIy Tue n,srest and profit Of those studies.
preparatory placed under careful
building which has been handsomely
hted FER il, reception II ha, sbe and erperiencsa teacher
and under me general supervision Of The faculty. u. a.
Boarding pupils viii Immediate
eon Of the principal and at about the regular
Ths buildings have recently undergone thorough rspr and tie
much the and suac,vsnss Of Its already ss.unu
believed College presented strong induc~men.
now does TO men who desire oesn sosoush and
Aug a7-cost President,
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III OAMedioa College, Of X AND Js.h streeA~.
THE win be Monday
easuina T.snD heretofore
frcm si2 81 Primary department In the h-
The
bookstores r. rArnbum Taylor w. ADAM Gray
Rslantype.
Asststspt NJ d. Wells Mons RaorIs Of MoSsrr
Lansssyss Rev Jas Noorse and Rev w. winass
pvirrpats. ~ y. ..'... ~
August 0a-tw
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NEW FALL GOODS Just OPENED.-w. would 70
,Dssy inform cur customer, and me pubic ss. that
ing ss. Of ss So%t. s0S ISd s. s.I
Of all Our stock eomp.e' !.
4iNsw You mile and e:asl brand; q .apsasI .S,.s
family brand, ted all pure linen
narn.s, ass diaprr all linen.
100 assorted qualities and .ias.
haze. as sae s .aS s. Ss.:, . sss ss. cents
g p s s.ss s sm go; e. ss o. "'d''' comforts &C.
u ~ coIored warseines coun,srpanos, very has
SOY dan ,.as mis- ssn,. ssd boz. .s,s and ns s,.s
D,Gist and all at The lowest Mslei ~h0s..i.
greater portion good. is purchased,
and we soe the eo'o" Of siiH want oany as
" NJ suusTER co,
Seventh street, near fsnnsy wanna avenue,
-. =
NOW Opening Splendid As.orss.sat or Fall asa
~ Winter goods @ ssey VARIETY WHICH .s W" sell on the most
10 pieces P.r.n-a the. choice coo ..4s
salq;: s Ssies :: s. =,
10 p.ce al wool ru.en.', u s'ps greece p'na '''~0s
p,ee paa,sa m"u-.e,iu.s srr.i Of style,
spi.ss. wy Doc rrr-s.r e,cr,s. yer, ,,ss .s,'s.
100 Do rro'es n,o"--hnr., %, a. and - cents" IONS
100 Iecr. pe.i.pis r,,"'s children and
r.es. nes =. ''I ssasas@., .o's, yey sasq ,,
cARrETlNGs.
W. have just received Sod -'s.ls s II ,hrss
ply and ingram espsuas winch -s ga af 81 o- " any h''''
fso Ea.i..s pl.,a e.,p..., a,.sr.em.
goods any v.y sss.p
, ~. sursrkR = co,
Seventh street, nr.r rens'yirsns sv,n"'.
WaITE sKAsDY. ro~s,h proof pss.. preserving
" White AMI a.es r aas,s ,sf ...s s.iery seed
ws }.~.,. siae.l .as .ps.. q ali hind. @ r.ASn,
Jus, received |. sw case. Of p,ans., small bars
AID dozen noa Of 's"0s'' ''s sGkk Psp%: ri
'"'e' Nor Z c ..s" = Man,. s,ss,s s'
applications .,or.J r.p.
'' s n ss .ss ~ . "a, ;''s'''
CORNER RATSs-Scs~i,h,,apAius III. ssvsac. !. ...iy
- ."s o. s @ ~, ", s - s Ne. "ss "a. .s. ~
= pieces ss',. s..ns, t'c. n.as~ . :1,,: sss
~. s.:.:s. ..:ss.s ~: ~ ss..,a..
30 ." rss. ns.eh~'s~ rsehsm., ~ ss yrrd,
pieces FRENCH esos. and e...nr.v,. -,,s.~
10 sa"s,-. asas.. 90 a.', st s..o : :s:.
. s'', - s. .s., .'ss dr.: '-
. Ss sS s- r ..s I'd. r nv s. s.s.
PERRY a RaoTHER,
20, M"' permons su'dns, e,'po-''. csn'rs H.ysst
e."vssso,~~ college. u. G. 1905
STUpiEs wnl be resumed IL his in-ts,on Monday
~
.a ~. ." @ .s. ~
sms uas 70 give ~ AZ sieh atwation moral
well Jecinal A -. A T..
rug S'-""d2~ Fressdsrt +
1bE B"-sdi"g -rd Day Of he yavstsy
or % rs.s.y n, M e ~"
+ Reference; Rev. smytb fyna. o. u.
ss s:' .s.,s;s ,... s . s.:
s~eo
,oos p's thos~
~snt srr invited ESQ 4 THOe. rARKEn ~,
A%S-sod>~b Opposite hrowMs Marble eai<ass
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MOTTO with dra<vsl public sale private
n entry or lands lying within iifeen mile.
of proposed railroad from brandon In Mis-
si.ippi, to MONTY ome ny, In Alabama.
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cipe OF The law OF nations universally acknow lodged
that once subject always subject = that The ndlvd-
his lifetime his allegiance that his ubj,tion,
service, and allegiance born with him, and the he
reditsy property OF or b. Old sevenysi ended that
s,upendous presumption American existence, American
freedom, and American eiuzenship were based on the
direct contradictory Of that assertion. We opened the
arms OF our continent 10 all the world. invited immiga-
lion 10 increase and share grandeur and happi-
ness. and The success OF the world tesmpg into
our lap We promised the immigrants freedom, and pro-
lection 10 that freedom They renowned the world they
lad left. and swore to US allegiance. They pei
miited 10 compelled occasionally and by gentle
ioce but their right to select heir alleg and 10
become our citizens denied for thirty years by those
who expelled them. Ia iSi23 asserted that right
successfully for sailors, the treaty of Client guaran-
ties u for sailors; but for soldiers army. for far
mers, arzans, and the great and vast prepopdcrance OF
our naurilized citizens, has never been asserted
deep feeling pevades naiurayeA citizens this
IRON us everything the power Of to give. for the
right 10 common protection. and we have give it, We
have denounced the thrones and domnIoes under which
we were born~-we have gwen you oar wealth, our la
bor our service, our allegiance, and lives Yet
better than the Par ahs OF the desert. than him whom
any may say. II 90 TO Europe matters purely OF
business, wholly private. liable 20 be claimed
by this hai crown this or thai duke arch dixie,
as his born subject or serf and Their and
asserted principle OF American law protect IRON
asc 10 release fro Jail or to punish our prosecutors
III we Transfer ourselves 10 any fofeign Territory 10
trade, IL The privilege OF any other citizen. and II
there we pnndered or outraged ny the arms OF
govsronent with that country, OF copnvvd al BY
hat country, there s established principle Of AnerI.
can Va. to project or 10 indemnify If we enter your
OF are called ont to ia against The power we have
according 70 Your laws especially renounced, and IT, er-
ecnne oar oders and defending American territory or
American r'ghi. fall into the hands of the enemy.
mere ~ no principle OF his Laws scnussc~d far
ny yo" ~ncn secures US the treatment OF prisontr oil
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From vaoos gold Circulars we learn that in the Mel.
bourne district the yield satisfactory and prices varying
IRON 73s. %. TO TO- party OF FIVE men accumulated
dnng I'VE months ~ 432 The total amour, oil
gold shipped IRON Melbourne during the present year to
May lith was 7s0,l2 ounces, "a tons, cwi, o
10 ~, sns OF which, Al Ga ITS per ounce, amounts
10 a. GAS t53, or about sls oar, 255
From Geelong the reports the diggsrs TO be very
unsettled, moving constantly IRON place place. New
plaeers being daily discovered CO the Creeks sioee
washing has been successfully introduced The buyDs
price il los, but !. expected TO fall
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THE DAILY COMET
PUBLISHED DAILY (MoNpAYs EXCEPTED,
GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
Office on Third Street.


Ter nm s.:
~ Tur subscription is fixed at the low rate
'ot s. oo.per annum. payable in advance OF OF
90 90 at the expiration OF the year: II
will be punctually delivered daily within
tbe limits Of the City by the carrier.
,Advertising.-One Dollar per squar re
for the first insertion. and half that amount
sfor every subsequent ipsertion-~ten lines,
Nor less. constitute square.
YEARLY observation-disclosures
Traders, and others, VII, ne co"''a''e''
with. on the most reasonable terms
JOb.WOrk.-We are also prepared 70
do ali kinds OF job Work-such as: La"
yer's BRIEFS, BALL TIcKErs, PosrEss' DBL
Hans. PROGRAMMES. ELECTION TICKETS
Druggists Labels, Cards, Circulars; vlsi.lhs
Cards. Done with neatness and deepalcn'
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E. McKITRICK.
Aroh hitect t g. ilde r.

Arc h 9 Z B u r.
Tsnow prepared to take all contracts in
i his line OF business and will execute
with neatness and despatch. -
N. B. All kinds of Job Work attended
to. Plans and>specifcations given gratis
when required.
Shop on Main. st., between Florida and
Convention Streets.
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G II Ar T Z r
t~s OF TINE s-t- :
Baton Rouge 4 Clinton Plank Road Co.

L.
-.xrestlS Undersigned agree TO form our
selves into corporation. under the laws OF
the State Of louisiana, as particularly set
forth in an act entitled an : .Act for the organ
i-atio,, of corporations for ,corks Of pnHie
improvement and piilty'--a copy of which
Is hereunto annexed. for the purpose OF con
structing Plank Road from the city OF
Baton Rouge, in the parish of Fast Baton
Rouge, 70 the town of Clinton, in the Parish
of East Feliciana, and from thence along
the most eligible tout to point that will
connect the town of Liberty in Amite Co..
State Of Mississippi, and for that purpose
we have forme the annexed charter, and
have signed the same, and have added<t,
our signature a statement of the number of
shares and the amount of our subscriptions
to said Compapy
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DEN T Is T r Y.
Timothy FaV, NJ. D.

HAS associated with him in practice his
brother DR.. Salmon Fay who has had more
than ten years practical experience in his
profession. Full and partial sets of teeth
on plate can now have more attention at
prices that will please all. Calls for the
country will also have prompt attention.
Office orcr the store Of Mr.. Quggtns, on
Lafayette street.
References-Hon. Geo C.. McWhorter.
Col J. E. Layet, Hon. M. G. Penn, Rev. J.
Woodbridge, DR.. F. NJ Hereford, Rev. Bish
ID Polk, Professor j. L. Riddel.
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a New ORLEANS, June. ls47.
UDr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
infhe Medical College Of Louisiana. He is
gentleman Of integrity and have no hes
itation in recommending him as an accom-
plished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
June I3. IT, Professor of Surgery.
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N NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having just returned from
l. New Orleans with new and com,
plete stock Of Jewelry. of the latest fashion
begs leave TO inform the ladies and GENTLE
men, who may favour him with their pat
ronage, that having made arrangements
with direct importer, he is enabled 70 sell
as cheap as the cheapest, and warrants his
goods to be what he says, otherwise, he will
refund the money paid. Please call and e;;;,-
mine his stock before purchasing else where.
sept 26-y. THEO.. ..GOLDMANN