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i.'''ss; .''si Ss5;2 III 4 v,,.
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sS';: S AsD.s Granny Ii: S..:. i;' x H;;:::
Caroline H'r''. ;.sxi; THi BARN s Barney wna'-'
Barney oToo'. :. :. :. .-- o.-A.y vine =
1I1p, ga . .sDEN-gIckErs T" ALL rAErs OF
D:s.' Ss%a:-S:as.,: Wednesdays ..a r..
az. NIcnrsTs.;dsy: Thursday; ; ..d Saturdays
orrd.y evening July Il, IL. performances win ...-
,y;: %sss :. ss' s,,,;.r o,.,..,r.
Afser which. the osnio Ghi M !. .paLtomims Of
'e'''A'A" ini.rnis.onn -. ''''''' NV
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CASTLE cAnD5s-JnIsn NI oss1 Jolly
HIS a'ss' " s.s :; OF 'H.
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF NEW
THE roRa1cs coAxl;siSsrns TO THE woxLDs
rnz GENERA oEEScfsssSp srAEE O. rss FIRST
And ssmSsr q o:hsr ais iasgi.1.d ,sae...
II. Opera s .'s..sS Tor the Grand Gala Might Friday
KOHAhT LIE DIABLE
arranged la four acts BY the himself fer The
CpeYa houses OF Vienna ard Berlin
this occasion frat appearance on the night aaG
MAD sONTAG AND sIGRA sTEFPANoNK
Princess Isabella. MADAME snNfA0
Alice. Observation-Disclosures. .SlG'k% STEFFANONR
Roberto. signcr salv Bsrtr.~. sg,or nsssvuAsane
Assisted by Grand orchestra, powerful Chorus asd
cfhci.pt Corps do Ballet
Conductor. Observation-Disclosures. Max Marssssk
To a. Unrs Of ii: Garden with the e1cepas Of tw.
Center Boxes int have bee reserved fo- the
tim of THIS lLLUsTRIvUs GUESTS
Seats he secured daily At Mssrs. sail Seas Ne.
2sa Broadway a.d NJ Van Nordss &KiHg's st.tionsra
Ne IS Wall street. whore seats DO secured daily
ginr ing frsm o'clock a. n.
Tickets Of admission may Likewise bs had at Castle Gardan
on the evening Of the opera.
Opera Nights Mondays WedBssdavs, and Fridays
Doors open att to comm Mt 7M
No postpopomert n account Of the weather.
The Police and Usher viii DO erfsst wsu
as the after the OpA several
Itors Of stage routes having hAdy ,rs missed to sssA
double the usual pber OF omnibusss
On Monday, July 49, Second night Of ROBERT LIZ
DIABLE.
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WHORPORArION NOTICE. -PUB.Jc NOTICE IL HERR
~ by givos that resolution as been presented the
Beard Assistant Adore for esteusi ~ TIE
30 the Bowery from its at K, ps
tsn street to point nired feet northwsrdiy 'r'm
6tApton street; sisy ttor To- basa ;ulvsrt at
Che southeas Of third md Fteeeh STRAIT
All l., the above aad having
requested 70 pr--.ot The sans m wrtIz to
Contract Clerk 1t tpis atbee before July th
1853 NICHOLAS JEAN, President.
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swA yERr AND ExCIss LISEEsGs.-dSYoRS o.
1oe Juae Is otcrfte awe vf rbs cD~te sub
81 layer. psrsoc gno mar ELI ~ ~etaE ~ae o.
ens or spirisaous Guors tebusc the ocrpeA Or
,noea a. wine s5ong sstfrs etssrs
sIe ~ other sxessbe stroae apsrs Strors boiDs
Esneed n sns aad i,s ent sDo 81 pr,soas vie
~ .nY sptuop- .aSVrs quantities Abovs
- snfIoQs snS ts N--. arlhas h9oor
ErsrsS ar stssed -ishost pstag c-nsee
kr.-siss ~ trsnty nvs d,Ilars sssa sfrDse. The
k-,r;ss,oserS Of Excis. will sold scd their fsss
far granting ioen sbs oc ths folio Epg
ia oo ID 10 eolosk for the asvars ~xds rsspesS1s
II. Wis - -, :, ,o,o
9th Ward. Thursday -.Jny ~ 1879. NJ,
On which days an csrsnos shaiersle =. web AZ eessA
licenses Go ~rseud Inc
ahsree cense 10 dnsrs 500 aust b. p~d IN oank
shIs money al sanqusrts ~l ~ meoi.fay hersAfser
.sr.-x.S ~ rrosee.toa BY order Of the NJ yor
GEORGE q 9LAsISR svet Marsha.
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A UsTRhLIA-cLIppER LINE-THE BEAUTIFUL A
"a No. chip CoMoko, heCnrdy, mmter viii sail Tor
Tor cabin pssssge apply At once, 10 VIM. 7. Dugen 81
south street Arkell klios 4s Pearl stress, W. w. Rus
sell 81 Old slip.
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S,TATFN ISLAND FERRy.-REGULAR AND EXCUR
= sion trips 70 staten Island Faro ~ cen Bost leave
TIE foot Of Whitehall street, south rde Of the Battery
New York ?, ~ mda'o5 AN and ~ "a and ~ p:
Tour - owe and extra hostsss ~ aad 9 A. n. ~.
nd niybt n
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2X01fOkA1iON NOTICE. = rUelIC NOTICE Is
~ s~eeJ Fvs. = chs sx occupant
pAae 81 Al heUees and lots Ia
s1ssese shsshy that tho ss~ing
Ss0Ieee - ths Asassssps ard ~ds~d the oss Of
- bsrea - Asses msBts for sxaipAssca by al
nesresssa vcror AAssisg ds~ SIX Of second ssrse<
ssssss asasds ali a.. no. :. s.s s.s :. srS..S
vssSas lesa psss<s asd parcels ~ lana situated the
ne1Sewooe oorusr - second
= aesseA sssess nsd 'sst nehss avenue A. All
seas wbsse t<ssts Affected
oeneo, oAd whe opposed Of
- requested present their objections writing the
Nraehsd ~ their efhcs No 4 Hall Of Records within
0Arty days from the d-t hi- notiee
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DoRGR yAssessers
CHANLES scNItLL, y
800 areAu Of Assessments Sssest Department, July
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syTEaM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
= The Glasgow md New York Steamship Compsny's
steamer GLASGOW Il 0G2 tons 400 horse pc wer) no
bert craig com nander, will leave New York for GLASGOW
Saturday July IL next at IL o'clock and Satur
dsy September TO- at II o'clock First cabin saloon
state rooms $u. do miiship do ST5; I'd cabin,
$U third class, $s steward foes included Apply to
j. MoSYMON IS Broadway
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ By Hvss to the owner occupant or oeeu-
PANTS Of all houses proved lsuds
a6scted sberesy that the following assessments have bees
completed By che sed led ed tho oes OF
the bureau Of xAmnrion h. all
terested Wis For aAating che eastsry sidewalk o. Rat
street. betwsep Asnfce sud cherry trsts The II nss
braces by such ncsd- all tse several
aAd lots gr.srd ct and reels Of land,
situated the side OF str,t between
Monroe And Cherry street,. No 70 Rutsers street All
persons whose interests Fsrts1 nv above named
assessments An who spo.ed eith-r OF
them, requested 70 their abastous in writing
- the undersispso 1T their see Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the cate of this nstcs.
WILLIAM EArs
CHARLES DODGs, ASSESSOR
CHARLES M->IELL y
Once Bureau Of Assessments street department July
q
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
VI On Saturday. ypI7 10 the and favote st. amor
OCEAN, capt. !. r. Fountain, will make sursou TO
to tho hshiog banks tbs above iesvns Spring seet
Ia rAmh end street at III Broomo street at 81 Peck
slip at Montague street brooslyn, at 81 Pir North
river At A. n returning TO the city about n. NJ Re.
esbmsnts may he had board Fare for the excursion
fifty
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EXCURSIONS.

IXGURsION TO THE FISHING BANGS EVERY
" s8turday-The sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. smith
will leave spring street q. Hammond ~ aro,ns srse.
returning by p. M Fishing tackle and sait will he
found. Far 90 GENTS N BThs Buffalo be cbaetersd
amply ON board
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fNOkP0RAfTON EoTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE is
hrseX owen 70 th owpe. or "wnsrs ,ecupsHt or oecs
paase Of IN housss AMI loss imprsv sp ads
assted thereby that the following
completed ~ the AMI lodged In the once OF
The Bureau q Assss for r.n by s
@esrsted Wis For pavins Thirty sixth street from
SeveDth ~ kiyhth and sing four feet
VIDE through the sidewalks Of the rh- limits
braeed by sueA include 81 the sve nj houses
and Let's ~ lat ec,s parcels Of land
dtUAAed both sides Thirty sixth roo seventh
- Eighth shoe int affected
By the above named srd who opposed
tie sthsr Of them r-auessd to scat shsr
ehyections In writing e. the 1r~d ther eTSoe,
Ne. Han - Records w'-ki- tNi.t the Of
III Aotioe. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J DODGE Assessors
CHAKLsS HeNiELI.
OAcs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
O. ISDA
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M MUFL GILBEtT N D., after q long and extensive
OK vcrepce in Memphis, Tennessee and NOR rscesty IN
New Orleans has removed to New YORK and takea
At 43 VII he invites patients TO call aad tst
his the radical Of the wing diseases
deemed urabe nv bis brethren Of the faculty,
vithout instrumsp ts Of any kind viz
L Ulcers and tumors, called cancerous.
2 Serofula in all Ito forms
3 Willie swelIir rs and chronic diseases OF ths JOINTS
Tumors weps ssrbusciss letter, soald head aad an
svuptions en- the skin.
g. Chronic diseases Of the eyes, &c.
q Female die ases OF howeyor long standing
DIR. GILBERT invites physicians TO send patients they
ineursbe and witness for themselves the Of hs
remedies.
Office houcs from "a. M. till 3PM
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GRAND FISHING AND C)TIJLON EXCURSION
W of Long Branch.-The fav0rts mer HERO, Cart
W Hsneox wiz every d.y exeeP, Saturday lsavi.s
street ksst river, q Brooms street s Peek alp pier
No 3Nerth river, A. NJ. returning ~ p. N Diaas-
Re mig tackle and bait will be provided Faro ffty osnN
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IDWARDK Col LiNs / CO. No. IS Wall street.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY 4 CO., Liverpool.
F.G ROskRrS n CO, Is Kings Arms Yard. London.
JOHN MUNRO CO.. No. 70 Rue Notro Dame les
Victories, Paris ;or
GFO H. DRAPER, Havre.
Tho Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion. sPcce esery precious stones metals
lvsa bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed
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AUSTRALIA VIA THE CAPE or GOOD HOPE
N Pioneer Lhs-the Sea Ranger, will be succeeded by
the Baltimore clipper bark KIRkLAN0 ard having only
for six cabin will positively sail
an the Nth This will he found agreeable route
az n eisy A. will carry than paIsenger
X CAMERON Wall str,sa
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Y oOK's C0SCERT HALL, OPPOSITE tn CsYS-AL
N Paare in Sstk Admission - ALI parts OF the
house 80 cents Tn. puh. respectfully formed tn
Rocks sper Concert Hall win he opened for les Of
ersnd Concerts curing the Worlds Exhib ton. To
hn,sday July A. every afternoon at so'oo,k aud
at O'Clock by tho eelebrsted sianist Sesast
taelve old ~bo during tbs last TIVE
under the direction of the celebrated and mi,iT pasis
Mr. Timn L0ui- Kock nino years old will through
hr delivery of contr auts 70 soriy the conesrs
whole pported by different great artstes.
riy EUROPE. Full nsrteula IN the
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(yRoToN AcUEDUCT DEPARTaENr.-To CON
u tractors Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for
Leonard street will be reosiysa At tho oas. Of
the Orotos Aquedret Department uuiI wednesday the
18th dsy OF July twelve clock FOR IN. building
q sewer with receiving basi AID oulvsrt
n Leonard street. rom Wet Brnai~ay TO
stint sxty feet west 81 Broadway bsns m Length
Of the Add specifications for
~ buiidipg OF tho AL th.r ar nation reisas
tevsko obtained application TO tbe Water Pur-
Ssvsr AZ th.s office, NICHOL As LEAN,
rrss. sf tho Croton Aqueduct Department
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DUCKLEyB NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS CHI
ID nsse I'm $50 Broadway; erst door Of chiasss Bui,
ss. opse every svsnisErhi. :ssbssssd .nd saisSsss
beam Ii, theme universal admiration 10 all placer whore
they bve msde their appearance will apear, above Ia
they fashionable eovesrts oporate cborusas. this
wee with Matrimonial blessings" Concert ~ o'clock.
AoG. SWAINI BUCKLEY BROTHERS, Propzistsrs
r BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.
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C,TRr ut DEPARTMENT T, NO. VAIL OF RecoRDS-
Prhuo notice Is hereby that th. following pst-
tons have presented In the Board ~ aldermen 10
rrgnlate rrsde fro Third avenue 70 arem
ysr 10 Iay crosswak Seventeenth tre-t FIRST
avenue and avenue IN front o. Sc 2 Also ne ioiio.
ir9 feet ~ walk west side OF sixth
between Forty third ard Poriy fourth treots To
extend BeekmnD the PARK to Park c 10
PARK through the oege grounds to Robinson
street College psoe and widen sohoson street TO the
wrath as Park from COLLEGE place TO tie river
A. the faowing resolution In TIE Board II Assistant
ASern To fence vacaot lots Nos and East Tsenty
in hereof AL inter
sted objections requested &c Tesart them IN
writing the undersigned, at his o.ree o. sisrs ne
I'd day Of July last 5hhcs $500,
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A MlRICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.-THR
IA members requested TO be punctul in their attend
to-day. at O'Clock r. NJ and their attention Is
cially directed to rule No ~.
&c. wEMYsS, Secretary A. d. +. A.
ITO HIsTaIONIC ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHERS
The large adjoining Burtons Theatre, Is being TT
tod with stage and will DO the largest aair
of the in tho city 1t be ted by respectable
parties for the next apply at the otos.
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Court OF General Sessions.

CONFINEMENT OF THE MARCH 1nM-HB CALENDAR.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Pearsa and Cornell
MARCH THE calendar for the present term does not
very gevous eases for disposal Thers
prisoners remaining for trial and for sentence
from last or these one Is Patrick Fitzgerald Tor
the murder of his wife, whose case has been transmitted
for trial to the Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer and two
women indicted for mansauhtgcr or inanticide
The cases are 6ftytwo in number, the Oneness
robbery g. burglary, H. embezzle nent !; false pro-
tenccs grand larceny 49, melting to felony l. gam
bling /. Total above 81.
THB GRAND JURY.
The following gentlemen the Grand
Jury james Il Nicholson, foreman; John Bolus, Chas.
II Ioliday Patrick Dolan, Isaac Edwards, Jonathan @.
non, John J. HOLSTER John G. Kip, Anthony McCrodn,
Edward II. Plume, James Smith George Scarf, Stephen
Van Nostrand, Charles G. Waterbury, and Fernando
Wood
ALDERMEN,
Judge Becbe In briefly charging the Grand Jury, au
ded TO the proceedings had before the last They had
he sad that the Recorder in his capacity
magistrate, should himself with the District Attorney,
pursue the investigation which they had commenced and
this the Recorder had consented to do consequently
there was action called for on their part IT. however,
the Recorder neglected refused TO follow up the In
qury would still be competent to them to proceed With
IL. His Honor also explained the various degrees OF
crime they would be called upon to inquire into and with
the present Gale ndar congratuatedsthem on
the dinnution Of personal violence which 1t exhipted
and the small number Of GRIN es"of the graver kind
With the ordinary admonitions required TO DC gwen by
statute to lotteries election, and usury laws they
we're dismiss ed TO their duties
TIE CASE WITNESS ByRNE
Aldermen Bri-ey and Doherty, who were on the
bench the former occasion in at enhance 70
coed with the Of Mr. Byrne who will be recoect
ed refused 10 certain questions before the last
Grand Jury By cnt between the Court and the
District Attorney the matter further postponed
I'll poxt aturday-nrRument day
The Petit Jury discharged and bs cert sAi0Arne
sd VIZ ~ moUVv (TNesdsy) n0TuDg,
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Our Bermuda Correspondence.
HAMILTON, BERMUDA, Feb. Is, 1858.


Movements Of the British Government
Vice-Admiral Sir George f. Seymour, the Naval
Commander-inchief, arrived here on Wednesday
last, from Jamaica, in the steam frigate Highfyer,
Capt. Heathcote. The Cumberland alag ship had
left Jamaica for Havana, and is expected here in
about fortnight. H. NJ. surveying vessel Scorpion
is expected here from st. Thomas, en- route for
England. l am glad to be able to announce that
the Highnyer brings US information Of the entire
disappearance of fever from the ships of the West
India squadron; which is described as having
been of a type very severe, and setting at defiance
the best efforts Of the ablest medical men.
The arrival of the Highfyer contradicts the report
that reached you from Cuba that she had been blown
up at Jamaica, with the loss Of 400 lives. She is
splendid frigate rugged vessel, with propeller,
and has but lately arrived the station, this being
her first visit to Bermuda.
The Heron family, which have been lately per-
forming, and have met with good deal Of success
here, left in the Petrol, tour through the West
India Islands. x.
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HATS! HATS.

VIZ D. PHELPS has jnst received per
w. steamer Empire City from N. y
a sp!endid sock Of summer hats. consisting
ot Gents superine bla X and white Moles.
skins. white and black Cashmere. Leghorn
Psnama. end Straw Hats Of every descrip.
tion. and style. al.o large assortment Of
Youtha snd B,y's Hats Of oil kinds; all
wanting articles in thus line will find Just
~ tAiAg tAey wisA- oss. 0oIy
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THE DAILY COMET.
,rusrusnsp DAILY (MonpAys KxcErrED)
GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor
Office on Third Street


cC"bs
Tuy suhscrilaion 10 6xed ~ the low rare
N o. Omr snnum. payable In advance cr
"a oO at the ex ira'ion Of the year. "
vii, ne punctually delivered daily within
the limits of the City ny the carrier.
AAvertising.-One Dollar rss sqmre
for Inc frat insertion. and half that amount
for every subsequent insession-ten !'nes'
or less. constitute square.
Yearly observation-disclosures.
Traders. and others, will he contracted
with. an she mot reasonable terms.
JOb.WOrk.-We are also prepared 70
do nll Kind. ot job Wmk--such as: Law
yer's Bn,rrs. Bat. T,cxgrs. Posrrws b'Lt
Nsaps. PmoaR Rawuss. EtvcrioS IIcxxrs,
Druggists Labels. Cards, Circulars: V's'tin9
Cards. Done with ncatncss and dsepatcn'
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M MASON1C, &c.
ON &c.


CT. JAMES LODGE No 47-Corner Of
~ l.evee and Church streets. Regular
stated meetings. First Saturday night In
every month. at O'Clock.
WAsniseroS RoyAt ARcn CmAvTsR No,
o. meets every Fv1 Monday night Of every
month, ai 4 o clock.
I o. q. r.
TIE SOTO LODGE No 7--mests every
- Thwsdny night a. 71clock-ChurcL
s,reet--o, er H. 7. Waddill's Drug store.
MAGNOLIA EScAMpxESr M 4-meets
every Second and Fourth Saturdays IN each
month. In ODD F.llew's Hall
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No 30 nests At
The Odd Fellows Hall every MosAav might
att o,Iork
ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
PUINA " DIVISION No. y meets every
7mssdoy nigh a, 7o'clock, Lafayette street,
over Vim. Bogel's Drug Store.
purNAS neoRsE DivisIoN No. 2-hold
iis regular stated meetings every Frs Mon.
day night, Of every north, at 7o'cloek.
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FOR THE COAST. From
tx and after Thursday, iotn inst,
q - At s o'iek, p. NJ.
The ravorite Steamer r. d. White:
TmxoposE ELryar, Mater Will extend
her trip to simmsport, William'por,, Point
Course. BAYOU Sara, Waterloo, Port Hud-
con. Baton Rouge, Plsqtemin, Bayou Goua,
New River. Donal 'sonvills, and all 'nte.-
mate Landings. Returning will Leave WI
Transport on Sundays st s o'clock, a; NJ
Bayou Sara on Mondays at sa. M. baton
Rouee on Mondays = i2 M; Piaqnemine
on Monday. At Up. 70. The regular Packet
WHITE " II take Passengers and Freight
for the above public landin's and ail inter-
mediate plantations. Having allo'd aniex-
psricnccd officers particular and pinct"nl at
tention will he pain to oil business entr'is-
tod 70 their care. The public can rely up
on the Steamer White as regular Packet
for the year, say winter AMI summer. For
further particulars apply on hoari or to
IN. MORRISON k Co. A .ts., N. o.
or 10 Pike 4 Hart, l. Dennecsze, Peter
Millet, Baton Rouge. feb l3-om.
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STRAW MATING.

rrHE subscribes has just received from
i New York a spended assortment Of
straw Mating of widths which he j.
pepr,i to Sc at low prices, some Of the
patterns are entirely new.
april coy .-. W. y. PHILLIPS.
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N OF lC z ,

iNiiE snhscri e' having just returned from
New ORLEANS with . new end COM
etc s'oe Of Jewery, Of The latest fashion
,ets ea,e % nfrm ,Ie ladies and gentle.
nen. who may favour him with their pot.
90 a... that having made arrangement.
With direct importer. lie 10 enabled to sell
~ cheap q. the cheapest and warrants his
20 Is to be what he says. otherwise. he will
refund the money paid. Please call and exa-
nine h,s $ ock before purchasing eIse
sept 2s.y. TitEO. GOLDMANN.
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J1Il T,EIDY g
3, Gus SET, Tailor.

3. CUtSET, Tailor.
d, Laurel Street, bstueen Lafayette 4 Third
DEGs respectfully to inform bis friends
- and the public generally, that he ha.
ust returned from New Orleans with o
plcndd and well s'lected assortment o.
Spring and Summer Goods, for gentle
nsu', cloth ng--w which he offers on the mos,
asonsblc terms.
Al he wants is call, before going else.
where. mar 30-3m
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+. McKITRICK.
Arohitect & Builder.

AT0 ICOCC o d u IVU5s
Is now prepared 10 take all contracts in
! his line of business and will execute
with nea,ness aud despatch.
~ b. All kinds Of Job Work attended
o.. Plan, and specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop on Main st., between Florida and
.Conveution Streets.
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DAGUER RREOTYPES.
KeTahcm.

BE Taken.
Do, WILLIAM dvSr, 10 Wilson 70,
And Tor your Tx. ness eft,
know It's time enough NY der,
And you have promised L.;
But tine 10 on the wing my love,
. Az Poets oft hos sung,
Ard you'll be fading ioon my dear,
sosttN whiio yosffe ,osins.
Wllson's Office Laisyete stree,--ric.
turss taken In Cloudy weather &C well a.
Sunny weather.
DACUERRE0TYPE MIXTURES.
I HAVE Jnst returned iruu the v sei.-snd
J. | am prepared fof bmins,s. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is The time 70
secure q picture.
Obtain the shadow ere the suif,spce fsde5
When our friends. ri tives and sweet.
hearts ar with us. II wo.ld seem usclesa 70
have likeness Of hem, but Tie future nav
.staraie us; AZ, death may take them ..
way forever, aDd then q 'orreet ard life.
like resemblance OF them, ID ibvsjusb'e.
Ihave all the lsfe styles of cases, Gold
Ensn's cd. Pspier Mach6. Pearls, &c Gold
Lockct.. Pms and Bracelets.
o. Pictures taken 1t 90.
Rooms on Lafayette street-over Dr.
Boffinxfcn's Office, where the public 10 In
vited 70 call and exsm,ns specimens
nov i4.y. A. WILSON.
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ST EAMBOATS, SO.

- TWICE A WEEK--U. 3.
MAIL PACKET Gypsy
Ascsss'~ For the Coast, Paqneminr.
Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. "'aterloo. Pa.
you Sara. and Intermediate lr Mngs--The
steamer G,rsY, J. II. URE Master. leaves
New Orleans every Sunday. at q o'clock =.
N !, Rcturaing. leaves Bayou Sara. each trir
After ~ arrival Of the cars. 70, freight
q passage apply on board. may lay.
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Just Received.

A Fresh stock Of Goshen Butter Western
n 4 English Dairy Cheese so hoxe'
Raisens ! 9 bbls Shad Macke el sn'i Col
fish: Herrons &c. 5. F. BLANCHARD.
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F)r sale.
Nv REASO tABLE TERMS - Ono
- square & round with two good hou e.
hereon sitmt,d ut the corner II Govern.
nent and Fast Boulevard s'rep's. For POI
calar apply 10 p. A Kouglcr on the prem.
.-s The above prorrrty cob he had vcr,
Nv il. Immediate application Is made.
may i3tf
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A VERY LARGE and choice assortment
n Of Glassware, Queensware and Earth.
,.nware Of new patterns, together with 25of
Gallons stoneware At ten cents per gallon
for sale by S. F. BLANCHARD.