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NEWS or THE CITY.

RECORDER WINTERS CouRr-FIrst District
Robert Cameron entered deposition yesterday charging
w g. Schelon and G. Ems with stealing and carrying
of his property from the Rainbow coffee house
on the Levee among other things he accuses them Of
10 tber be soss not EXPLAIN
1t possible for them both to the garment The
case will be looked into to-day.
ADMINISTRATORS and Bridget Harley we're
yesterday srraigned before Recorder Winter deposit
ton made by Martin Norton charging them with stealing
from him the sum Of SSS Examination to-day.
CoRREcT.-Andreas Esminger, who keeps an
unlicensed groggsry at No 2 Grod street. yesterday
convicted of selling liquor without license and sentenced
to pay fine of SIS Below is note sent to the Recorder
hereby relinquish in faver of the Camp street Fe-
male Orphan Asylum, my share of the fine imposed on
accused. PAUL MERRL.'
BREACH OF TRUST. Arthur c. Watt, charged
by H. McGunn with collecting and felonousy retaining
certain moneys while employed by him clerk yes
tersy sent before the First District Court under bond
5000.
LARCENY.-Henry Porter, alias Butter, free
man was Yesterday arraned on charge Of steal
The officer who arrested him testified that he confessed his
guilt and be was sent before the First District Court
RECORDER RAMOS CouRT-Second District.
Isabella Taylor yesterday made affidavit this
against Jack Sheppard-vho, If he not hung q hun
dred years ago at Tyburn, doubt deserved to be
charging him with having to her boarding house
night before last and committed battery
upon her person and further stating that but for the aid
OF her friends the aforesaid famous pckpocket and pick
lock. house and head breaker would undoubtedly have
"fnished' her Jack, whose real name, when brought
before the Court appeared to be John p Collins held
to bond in $500 for his appearance when notified
SHARP.-A bar-keeper in cotfee-house at
the of St Louis and Burgundy streets BAN
boozed the other day by slave girl into the extremely
verdant operation Of exchanging hard gold for ten dol
lar bill broken bankThe Real Estate Banking Com
pany of Kinds county. warrant issued for the
rest Of the girl
SMOKED HIM oUT.--Pierre Kohn made a COM
plant yesterday against the household arrangements
of his neighbors Mario Argurio who occupies
adjoining his and who deponent states had knded
fire in furnace in the middle of the Aforesaid room fill
ing the whole house with smoke and endangering the
terests of the Insurance Company And depo
nent complains that Marios wewhen demonstrated with
desperately avowed that she did not if she burned
the house and every in it. warrant issued for
their arrest Argaro to be peculiarly
nate in the way of getting into crapes for the
day he prays the arrest of three Keper Charles
Rampant and b. Schafer for beating and abusing him
self wife and child The inhabitants of their neighbor-
hsod must have pleasant time of it.
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GovERNoR's HORSE GUARDS. is the title
of new volunteer military company now
being organized, and which it is contemplated
will retain its name in perpetusn,. without re-
gard to who may be Governor. The uniform
adopted by them is that of the U, S. Dragons,
with the State button. They are to parade
only four times a year--on the LIST and sth of
January, the 22d of February, and 4th of July.
The company already numbers forty men and
the ranks are rapidly filing up. No dues are
exacted of the members, but the expenses of
the company are to be paid by voluntary con-
tributions from the corps. As the duties ex-
acted from members of this company are light
and as they are exempt from jury service, the
inducements to join are very strong. The MEM
bers will hold meeting on Saturday evening
next at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, at the armory opposite
Lafayette square, for the purpose of presenting
the draft of constitution for adoption, prelimi-
nary to presenting it to the Legislature for a
charter The company starts with brilliant
auspices, and so rapidly is it filling up that it is
expected to be complete in few days. The or
ganization is commendable one, there being
no horse company at present in our city.
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Splendid English Books,

Nv Just Received.
THE BARoNIAL HALLS AND PICTURESQUE EDiFlCEs OF
ENGLAND. Edited by Mrs. s. C. Hail. With numerous En-
cravings.
THE wILKE GALLERY selection Of the best pictures Of hs
late Sir David wks r. A. including hls Spanish and Oriental
Sketches; with Notices Biographical and Critical.
THE VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH ART Edited by $. C
Hall, Esq.
ROYAL GEMS FROM THE GALLERIES OF EUROPE Engraved
after Pictures OF the Great Masters; with Notices Biographical
Historical and Descriptive, by 8. C. Hall, Eco.
ITALY Classical Historical and Picturesque By Camille Pompe
DID.
PARALLELS OF OUR LORD ILLUSTRATED ny John Franklin.
THE BOOK OF ENGLISH BALLADS. Edited by s. c. Hail. ksq
POETRY OF THE YEAR. Passages from the Poets descriptive
the Seasons. With o. Coored Illustrations.
piLeRMAGEs TO ENGLISH sHRINEs. By Mrs. S. c. Hall
With 200 Engrsviuss
TIE COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND BY Gilbert Abbott ABeekett
With Coored Engravrgs aud 100 woodeu By John Lech
| VOL
THE VOYAGES or CAPTAIN COOK ROUND THE WORLD
Illustrated with Maps and Eugavipgs. la vols
wFor sale by
j b. STEEL,
oa1 st2pltw 80 Camp street.
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The Balize packet steamer R. NJ Jones, COM
manded by our friend and townsman, Capt A
Larose. has been compelled by the inclemency
of the weather to prolOng the hour of her depar-
ture to II o'clock NJ, precisely, Shippers will
of course avail themselves of,this delay, and get
their freight on board in time. See notice
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Two hundred and twenty pair of coal boats,
says the Louisville Democrat of the 18th. con-
tanning in the aggregate nearly four millions OF
bushels, are now loaded at Pittsburgh, pre-
pared to start down the Ohio with the first rise
of water
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JAN DELIyERY.-There was general jail
delivery at Raleigh, Tenn, the night of tn,
18th. All the prisoners confined escaped witt
the exception of two. The Memphis Eagl,
mentions rare case of self-sacrifce on the
part of one of those individuals who were con-
fined for the murder of Mr. Davis, of Memphis
Hill, it appears, was too indisposed to escape,
and resolved that he would rather remain with
his companion in crime than to 60 free without
him. Such generosity and devotion reminds
one of the chivalric friendship described in
romance
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR.-The Carolina
Fair, which commenced at Raleigh on the 18th
was attended by upwards of ten thousand PEG.
PEE and was the largest gathering which has
taken place in that State since the 1910.
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John L. Bird, Senator elect from Talifero, Ga.
died last week
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New ToBAoco.-On the 14th inst, hogs.
head Of new tobacco, the first of the season
sold at Louisville, KY, at So per hundred
pounds. 1t was grown in Indiana.
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ATrENTIos.-It will be seen by call in an.
other column that the Second Company of Wash
ington Battalion Artillery hold meeting, at
the Arsenal on Girod street, this evening at 7
O'Clock
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YORKTOWN ANNIvERsARY.--The victory of
Yorktown was celebrated in Washington on the
18th inst. by the principal military companies
of the city.
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Col, Martin Pond, an old and respected citizen
of Montgomery, Ala, died at that place on the
24th inst of yellow fever.
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Loss OF THE SHIP LEoNIE.-Information was
received in Charleston of the loss of the ship
Leonie on the 10th inst. She was stranded on
the Eunerland bank, and it is feared all on
board have persisted. Capt. Leslies entire fam
lily accompanied him. The Leonie sailed from
Matanzas for St, Petersburg on the 2sth Of
July, and left Cowes the 25th of September
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Reader, do you know what writing for news

Reader, do you know what writing for news
papers means
1t means writing in haste, against the incli-
nation, without opportunity for reflection, cor
rection, or chance to get information. 1t means
dressing for ball in the dark painting pic
ture with single brush for all colors; answer
ing questions in science from memory, and ques-
tions of fact from imagination. 1t means at
tempting the impossible, and making fools be-
lieve you have done it. Worse than that-worst
of all, it means writing quantity in place of
quality, diluting TASKS of fragrant with pals of
tasteless water passing off hollow tubes for the
bars of solid metal, selling your soul to the devil
the printers-for mess Of pottage; sacrifc-
ing future fame to present necessities. U. s.
Review
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House Furnishing Store,


MILLER, HARRIS LIDO.
10 and 10 Camp street.
az The Subscribers daily receiving O,h additions to their ap
and varied stock, comprised in which are
ouEENswARE GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE, BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARIOR aud HALL LAMPS and GIRONDoLEsi
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or SINGLE
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and Housekeeping HARDWARE;
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PLANlsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE FEATHER BUSTERS
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGNGs and BORDER, DOOR MATS
WHITE CHECK, FANCY and COCOA MArIiNGi
WINDOW CoRNlCEs, CORDS and TAsskls;
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid
SPERM, LARD and WHALE OIL
STAR, SPERM and WAX cANDlEs
~ Selected for Family
oqs avgp MILLER, HARRIS WALDO
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DIED OF HIS woUNDs.-Edward A. Lewis, the
lung man that was shot at Dinwiddle Court
NJ va on the 18th instant, by his cousin,
hs w.a .swls' died the same night 1t appears
w;,h I ~; asSasea by Thomas of being too intimate
9 we out the deceased protested his in
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these elements operating against Mr.. Dunbar,
how can the Courier be SO very sure that Mr..
Gayarre will not defeat him
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MAN SHOT BY A PoLICEMAN--An ARRAY &C.
Cured in Louisville the night of the 10th, be-
tween Waterman named R. A. Moore and a
man named John Love. Moore shot Love three
times with revolver, one shot lodging in the
left shoulder, one shot in the breast and one in
the mouth. 1t is thought the wounds will prove
mortal
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To the Ladies'.

TO NC LUUNGS.
NJ A D A NJ P l. TEN
a Respectfully offers her services the Ladis, of se. o.s
the Of the following dssses PRolApsrrs TrrnT
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATToN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION THE WOMH ~
Tbs treatment adopted by that has met the
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris London and New
lie success here Of which she has ample testimony the ,pv
respectable ladies she ustihes her
Of the Uterus, not of nature, be cured
MADAM p dsvoes herself exclusively the diseases OF M
can be eonzalted DAILY, at her residence,
myls sptf lsa n pn....
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THE CorroN CRoP-A gentleman from the
country yesterday remarked that one month
ago the prospects were so unfayorable that he
would have taken thirty bales for his crop, but
that now he would kot take sixty. He says the
fields seem to be all cotton. Accounts from this
district represent the cotton as doing very well.
Many of the planters say they will have double
crop.
The bluff was literally covered with cotton
wagons last night, more than we had seen any
previous night this season. The cry was still
they come, up to a late hour. Memphis Wing,
Goth
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To Planters and COOpers.
'IAFEsl
HEADING,
SHINGLES, etc, etc.

TT The undersigned has for sale large supply the above articles
which uf quality. SLAVES HEADING well
for having stacked the months
constant supply Of WOOD COAL, TAR SAND
SHELLS, etc. Z. J. WHITE,
ga 7t9p Euphrosins and Liberty New Basin
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Mr. Editor You gill please JAMES l.. cARNAN
Candidate for the office Of SHERIFF. subject the decision Of th
people, oppo0n all cqaes, combinations monopos and
Conventions. [o22 tel YOUNG AMERICA
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE The sloop- of-war st
Louis arrived at spezzia Sept. l6 after te-
deus passage of fifteen days from Messina
She was awaiting the arrival of the U. s. Con-
sui General to Egypt to proceed to Alexandria,
The BRITISH STEAMSHIP CONWAY IN DISTRESS
The Savannah Journal of the Odd says;
just before going to press, the Br. steam
ship Conway, Commander s. W. Hicks, arrived
at our wharves Mr.. Geo. Godfrey, the purser
furnishes us with the following
while proceeding with the English mails Of
the 18th inst. from St. Thomas, on the Northern
Island route, struck on Belle Zete Reef on the
morning of the 4th inst, at $3.50 A. NJ, and
carried away rudder--returned to St Thomas
in very lcaky condition, and proceeded to
Savannah for repairs in floating dock. /"
The Conway has on board forty colored pas
sengers.
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Mr.. RDsEIus AND THE CREscENT.-ln the
case of certain members of the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen imprisoned by Judge Reynolds
for contempt, and tried in the Second District
Court on writ of habeas corpus on wednes-
day evening, Mr.. Roselius on the part of the
State took occasion to make some structures on
this paper for uttering opinions on the case OF
bar, which did not exactly coincide with his
own peculiar notions. We have always enter
tanned the highest respect for Mr. Roselius, and
should regret if anything should occur to inter-
rupt our friendly relations; but holding as We
do the position of public journalist, VIC claim
the usual privilege of uttering our sentiments
on whatever public question that may arise
always taking care to be respectful in our Ian
guage
We have the same means of information in re
gard to points of law possessed by Mr. Roselius
and we know no power that can interfere with
our right to express them We would fam hope
that zeal in behalf of his client alone prompted
the learned counsellor to make the remarks o.
which we were the subject.
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The PROSPECT. 1.-THE Courier Of yesterday,
under the above head, says " The prospect Of
achieving a complete democratic victory never
was more propitious than at present"
Does the Courier mean in this sweeping an
nunciation to include the prospects of the Inde-
pendent candidates as well as of the nominees
Mr.. j. L. Carman is democrat, and according
to the principle laid down by the Courier in de-
fence Of Mr.. Genois, that he has a right to run
against the nominee, it may be that our neigh
Dor intends to predict success for him. Will
the Courier be so good as to explain for what
wing Of the democracy it predicts success.
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FROST! FROST We had a fine white frost
this morning, and the thermometer is down to
"a degress-only two degrees above the freezing
point This, we think, will put a stop to the
yellow fever, as an epidemic, for this season at
least There will, in all probability, be few
cases-called by the physicians of New Orleans
sporadic cases-after frost; but we think our
citizens need not fear it. [Vicksburg Wing,
25th inst
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DR.. Educ. Jensses. Gore.

DIR. Educ. JeH1ses. Core.
DRUGGIsT, No rs Camp st.
~ DR. E. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS In EXTENSIVE nae for.
nearly fifteen have by merits acquired
unsurpassed equaed By similar in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA, sARsAPARfLLA AND cuBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF ANN prp
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ Prepared at No. IS Camp street. DrE j. COKE and ir
sale by Druggists generally - 49,,
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FoR sur sxiTrEvDsTr or THE PUBLIC EDUCATION
A. H. LAMON, of West Baton Rouge.
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FOR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN N. HAWTHORN, of Orleans.
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FOR STATE A UDT7oR,
JOHN E. KING, Of st. Landry.
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Boots, Shoes and HrOoa ,s

WA4H WHOLESALE.
Nov tGndinsfrom shp Norfolk. 10 store .,.ts.
' - ,ortmen, Of BOOTS, SHOES HRoGANs, fATs .ITs
etc. Plantations supplied With prime RUssET BRO cave ypc
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW md CAMPEA, my a.T. !.
The lowest market priess,b
tod Il 1
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STATE LEGIsLATURE--PARIsH OF ORLEANS
k FOR SENATORS. str
NC. EDWARDS. JULES LAvERGNE.
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d" Remember the Orphan.


~ The ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL NINsTRELs undar Tho
management Of JAS NORRIS, CHE Company 10
eded favor Odd FsoSs water) will shortly appear /,
thi, city, Of which due notice will be given
ola pH = A. JONES Ayspt
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
JOHN BLAIR SMITH, of Natchitoches.
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Drugs, Medicines, Perf,,,ne,.u. etc.

- The subscriber would especially call attention Of
tiante Physieians and Families assorted ,to
comprising every article in bis line Of busne Of when
% sn VII be l9gnd ERESH AND GENUINE.
VII oe i9gnd az DE- with all popular Mineral Wssr
suh CoNGHtSS BLUE LICK Rooms .snnIsd an
reasonable, , tsrms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE
GOuLEY BITTERS etc, THOMAS ANRII A''''''',
apl dAWlys Druggsi and Apoheeay Canp mi .,
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OUR JOB OFFICE.
See First and Fourth pages.
THE GREAT PA.NDELY CaSE.

We are indebted to the clerk of the Glendy
Burke for late Vicksburg papers.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
PRESTON POND, Jr., of East Feliciana.
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FOR SHERIFF.
JAMES P. FRERET.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT
WING TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
THEODORE G. HUNT, of Orleans.
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Oa4 stapltw
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"A. N A CT
To Incorporate the Baton Rouge and
Clinton Plank Road Company.

Whereas, The Baton Rouge and Clinton
Plank Road Company. has been created, un-
der the Act of the Legislature entitled AN
Act for the organization of Corporations for
works of public improvement and utility"
approved March 18th, 1852, which said cor
poration was enacted in the following words,
70 wit: t s'
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E. MCKITRICK.
Arc hitect g. Builde r

N II y q D q I.
S now prepared to take all contracts in
L his line OF business. and will execute
with neatness and despatch.
n. B. All kinds of Job Work attended
to. Plans and specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop on Main ST., between Florida and
Convention Streets.
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IT'S TR Y.
Timothy FaV, M, 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 oper the store of M. Qnggins, on
Lafayette street.
Refercnces--Hon. Geo. C.. McWhorter.
Col. ). z. Layet, Hon. M. G. Penn, Rev. }.
Woodbridge, DR.. F. NJ Hereford. Rev. Bish
,p Polk, Professor j. L. Riddel.
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N NoTIcE.

THE subscriber, having just returned from
l. New Orleans with new and con-
plete stock Of Jewelry- of the latest fashion
begs leave to inform TIE ladies' and gentle
men, who may favour him with their pat
ronage, that having made arrangements
with direct importer, he is enabled tosell
as cheap as the cheapest, and warrants his
goods to be what he says. otherwise, ,hewill
refund the money paid. Please call and exa-
mine his stock before purchasing else where:
sept 26.y Z THEO. GOLDMAN
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THE DAILY COMET.
PUBLISHED DAILY (MoNpAYs EXCEPTED
. GEO. A. PIKE, Editer and Proprietor.
Office on Third Street.
Teruas.

Term s.:
THE subscription is fixed at the low rate
of IS 90 per annum, payable in advance, or
Sc 90 at the expiration of the year. 1t
will be punctually delivered daily within
the limits of the City by the carrier.
Advcrtising.-One Dollar per square
for the first insertion. and half that amount
for every subsequent insertion--ten lines,
or less. constitute square.
Yearly observation-disclosures
Traders, and others, will, be contracted
with. on the most reasonable terms.
JOb.WOrk.-We are also prepared to
do all kinds of job -Work-such as: Law
yer's BRIEFS, BALI. TICKETS, Posters. Bill
HEAPS, PROGRAMMES. ELEcrIoN Tickets,
Druggists Labels Cards, Circulars. Visiting
Cards. Done with neatness and deepatch.
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NEW ORLEANS, June. IS47.

New ORLEANS, June. IS47.
~Dr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisiana. He is
a gentleman of integrity and have no hes
itation in recommending him as an accom-
pished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D..
June l3. If. Professor oil Surgery.
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4a JEWELRY, &c, aiig
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller
Lafayette ST., one door below Laurel.
Manufacturing .JewellOr.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
l. form his friends and the Public, that
he has taken the store lately occupied by
L. Grandpre, where he perports doing all
kind of work in his line Of business, such as
repairing Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, he
is also fitted up to manufacture gold and sill
yer ware, Jewelry, cane mountings, &C., in
the neatest style, and with the utmost dis
patch. qm ar Elapril 11mo.l
r. G. DELARODERIE.
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F. PERRILLAT, 80
SIIVERSMITH.

Lafayette st. next door to Quiggins' store
HAS all the facilities for repairing
Il Watches and Clocks; which EA
he will do at short notice, in the very saAa-s
best manner. ..... ~ r.. tf-....
He also-keeps well selected stock CT
Jewe!ry, consisting Of brest pins, Ear rings,
Bracelets, fancy Studs, and shirt button,
Cuff pins, Watches and clocks, fob-chains !,
&C., which he will sell on reasonable terms.
Feb 7.pd7 July tt. -. .ss.