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IHILDREN ms Garden Tools, Bird Ca
" ges, Wool Mats, &C., for sale at
ap 2l-3t LAMM0ND'S, It'll st.
A MEXICAN e ENT, f. mendne
N marble, glass, nina, and ornamental wares
for sale at LAhMOND'S, It'll St
sp2l-3t
THHRE E.PLY Shirt Collars, warranted
i to fit we'll, for sale at LAMMONDS, eth st.
I'D 2l-3t
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TWO or three single gentlemen can
l. obtain pleasant furnished Rooms, If esIly ap
plication be made. They are beautifully situated In
having small family, and no use for them, will
rent them on very moderate terms. Address as W.
through the city Post Office. ap 21-1ts
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I 0ST-0n Wednesday morning. en- Pennsvlvan's
IL avenue or 9TH street, POCKET HANDKER
CHIEF with embroidered border. The I'm Ter
will receive 81 reward by leaving IL ct this Office.
an 2l-lt
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT
~N~~A The THOMAS C0LLYER viii

depart at the hours named.
Leave Alexandria at u, 81, ll1s, ls<, 81 sndj
o'clock.
Leave Washington So, lo5z, 12}<, ~, AZ, 81.
Coach leaves the Capitol and Car Office in v ash
ington ~, s1<, l11SS, ~, 81, and s
apl1-6t SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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DOARDING.-Eight or ten gentlemen can
ID obtain hoard at So per week, on ii h street,
between and K streets, by apply ing early.
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I OST-Testerday morning, between DIR. Buffers
Ia House and the City Hall. hair BRACELET
with a gold clasp, aud {" NJ. W. 4 III. NJ. Rice to Ra
cbel" engraved on the inside Of the clasp. suita
tile reward will be paid on leav ing il at this Office
at the house of Fl. NJ kics, street. between 10th
aud 1'th SITS. ap 20-3ts
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FURTHER BY The ASIA.

Yesterday we gave, by telegraph, a
synopsis of the foreign news by the Asia.
To-day we give more interesting de.
tails:
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Clio REWARD-Strayed or stolen. 8 fine
plO sorrel MARE, about s or years old, few
white spots on the back bsing marks of the saddle
has light string-halt in the left hind Leg no 9th
or marks. Said mare was missing from my dwell
ing. corner Of 9Th and p streets, yesterday I viii
give reward of ten dollars 10 any One who will re-
turn Eer to me, or for Information of her wherea.
bouts. TH0S. H0LLIDGE,
ap N-eost Corner Of 5th and streets
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DIsHOP IVES LONG PROMISED BOOK, in de
ID fence Of his ahjuraton of Protestantism fer 70
man Catholic ism, has just made its app. arance.
is Of character to create excitement in religion,
circles.
For sale by the Agent,
ALEX. ADAMSON,
eth street, opposite the City Post Office.
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Forty thousand artisans filled the
streets of Barcelona on the 18th. They
were unarmed, and when summoned to
dispense they refused. They then turned
their steps towards the Garcia suburb,
in order to join their comrades outside
the walls. The gates were then barred
by the troops, who, when pelted with
stones by the mob, had recourse to their
arms. The result was. that several OF
the mob were killed and wounded, after
which they dispersed.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April Cur agricultural re-
ports never were more satisfactory at this
season, the most cheering accounts of the
progress of farming work coming to us
from every quarter Of the country. Wheat
is the great crop, and the quantity sown
by far exceeds that of last year. New
potatoes were yesterday cried for sale
through the streets.
Notwithstanding the cheering prospects
of the country, however, emigration pro-
ceeds with even increased earnestness.
Large sums in the shape of remittances
from friends in America are received by al.
most every mail, and it is said that in
one small locality in the county of Kerry,
$50 letters, most of them containing
money orders, were received from
America last week.
The Limerick Chronicle says :-"Our
quays are crowded by emigrants who
have secured passages to Quebec and
New York In the vessels announced to sail
from this port; and by railway hun
dreds proceed daily to take shipping at
Liverpool"
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SLADE'S TRAVELS In Turkey
- Turkey and the Turks, and a Cruise in the
Black Sea, by Admiral Slade, for sale st
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ st., 0deon Building.
2l-ff
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nor sALB-A small bay MARE, S years old
Il very fast trotter, and in every way well suit
ed for a riding horse. She may be seen at PUN
phrey's Stables, on street. sp 2l-2t*
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GS REWARD -strsyed away from the premises
pa of the subscribers, a br own colored HORSE,
With wagon gears On. One of the hind legs marked
With little white. The above reward will lie paid
by leaving him with
GEO JUESEMANN F. HENZING,
Lager Eeer Brewery, New Jersey avenue
an 1Q-3t=
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on settling day at home. p
For our part, we have seen enough since the
first Monday of December last, to satisfy u:
that the two great parties are completely dis
organized-the Wings over principles, and
the Democrats over the spoils 1t is rare,
indeed, to meet Democratic member who il
conversation differs from the Administration
upon single measure of importance, except
the Nebraska bill; yet by no means so rare
to find one unwilling to rate the President and
cabinet rOundly, always admitting, on being
closely questioned, that disregard of their rec
war they are making on them. a.
Doubtless, were the Wings in power, they,
too, would .evince like symptoms of disin-
tegration Of the party, on account of disap-
pointments with reference to the spoils. The
truth is, present parties are melting away.
Ihe mass Of the politicians of the country
nave already become office-hunters. They
seem inclined to set up nominatio for seats in
the house and Senate Of the United States. as
rewards Tor successful ofice-hunting in their
behalf; marking any member who fails to OBJ
tain place for them, as doomed man, what
ever may be his character, attainments and
capacity for the discharge of his public duties
for the advantage Of his country. The foun-
dation of the evil is at home, not here as
there can hardly be q gentleman in either
House of Congress, who does not dislike and
dread the opportunities of the Office seekers
Of his district worse than any thing else to
b thought Of.
Slight 4istakes.-The Herald is hard put
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The instruction is now as much extended in
Thessaly as elsewhere, and various skirmishes
have taken place there with results favorable
to the insurgents
from Lutraski, bringing the following impor
tant news:
The Porto has sent note to the Greek Gov
ernment requiring that it should recall from
the Epirus all the revolutionary Greek Chiefs
who bad left this kingdom (after handing in
their dismissions from the posts they occupied)
should punt. them and dissolve the commit
tees, and at the same time prevent the press
from publishing libellous statements against
Turkey, and that if within As hours the Greek
Government does not accede to the demands of
the Porte, its Ambassador is to demand his
passports.
The Franking Privilege 1t is held in the
Post Office Department that the franking priv
ilege is not regulated or governed, in any re-
spect, by the mode of conveyance of the mail
that letter, properly franked, is entitled to
be sent free of postage by horse, stage, rail-
road, steamboat, or any other mode by which
the mail may be transported And further,
that the Thanking privilege is personal one,
and travels with the person possessing it,
Commodore Newton, the commander of the
Home squadron, reached Washington this
morning We take it for granted, therefore,
that his ship, the frigate Columbia. has arrived
at Norfolk, Virginia, where she was expected
yesterday morning from Havana
More Nebraska Indians Here.-Last even
ing Major Robinson, agent for the shawnees
and Delawares, and General Winfield, con-
nected with the Platte Indian agency, arrived
here with nineteen Delawares and Shawnees
and two interpreters. These sons of the forest
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THIRD supply OF stripe and plat
Silks, choice colors, just received, at 62l ct'
per ya'd. HALL 4 BROTHER.
ap 1q-6t
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sTJNDRIEs---SUNDRIES.

~ 10 casks CURRANTS;
q5 half barrels Split PEAS
Is do Pearl Barley ,,,.r,,
is do do Choice Fulton Market BEEF
gb do do Choice Family PIG PORK
80 kits SALMON
half kits SALMON; w. d, ,-rr,,,>c
quarter barrels IuNSUE anu eouNbSi
as cases PRUNFS
boxesC ogate's PEARL STARCH;
rs boxes f. D. CHEESE;
1850 boxes Underworld PICKLES, and gals;
is cases Fine Table SALT in small boxes;
Fine Table SALT, in small bags:
r. c. JELLY, JellfaR " PTS and qtH;
rs boxes nssnrted SAUCES;
90 gross Preston Il Merrel's YEAST POWDERS;
50 boxes assorted PIE FRUIT;
100 do GOLDFISH;
100 Scaled HEARINGS; ....
30 bags Black PEPPER;
is do Race GINGER;
25 half bales Mocha COFFEE;
rs do barrels SALERATuS;
so hoxos, 25 pounds each, SALERATUS;
Us 10 TART. ACID, each pounds;
TRUE LEMON SYRUP
assorted SPICES in balf bottlts Sd. M
- 0 TOMATOES. ? ID cans; =.
10 do CLANS, ID cans ..@o.O
b Prepared COCOA;
10 do BRoMA, IL lbs each; .....
ii do II. b. Moss CHOCOLATES;
10 do Caracas CHOCOLATES a.., .'.. g..
80 dozen Cox's tiELATINE; sd.
50 barrels Davis White Wine VINEGAR; .... ".
50 half barrels CRANBERRIES;
so quarter barrels CRANBERRlES;
All and for sale by r. M. McALPlN y 70,
400 iii Common and 9S Canal streets
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J.. . ChJaLO0 U Ii VI
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers ut Proprietors' lowest
sency, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
RiChardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutchng's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable, ColemRn's,
Hoonand's German, 0rygenRted.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Rrown Windsor,
lonoa'a Chemical,
Radways' MedIcated, CaRtiles,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds OF
all descriptions.
PILLS.
WrighfsInlian Vegetable,
Moiiatt's Life, Brandreth's,
Morrison's Leo'B New London,
PARIS, Sappington'a, Champion's,
t;raeIenberg, Jayne's Sanattve,
Jayue,s Agie, Winef's CamOmile,
Hibbard's Anti-bilIous, PetaPs,
Spepcet's Vegetable, Cogk'H,
Cooper's, Cvvel's Rheumatic, ..
Anfefson's, AllebaHis' Health,
WistAr's Gentle Pnrgatlye,
AllebaAIa' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar-eoat1i,
Herrick'a Sugar @.
Gilbert's Anti-bilioua, Beckwith's,
Leidy's Blood, lngoldsby'g Pile,
.Scpt's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway'H Regulators,
Rose'B Railroad, LeIy's Female,
Louden'B Indian Sann,ivo,
Louien'B Ague, hDllowsy'a,
! Elnistei's kuti-pyBpeptic,
Gordon's, NicLnne,E Liver. M
FAIR DYES.
| Phalou's Magic, Bachelors, .@
lGilmau's instantaneous,
Ballarl's, Jules HAreps,
Jaynu'I American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. Mcrae' s lnvigorattng Cordial,
IThoru'a Extract,
trar,nnt,s lii;yi, AZ Rbuha,b.
Sar,ss,s snan;sh N,irtnra
statSa.,, R,,iisf
'Toothacha Drops, 49,.
NJ EiH5ar,s rnrdiai
EThomnsnn,. Eve Water
t1e,.I9a N,snSn. hnliIots
piIi'nass As,ringeyt
arnt,Ss I III RoIsan,
lnicNinSnia rjiyi, nf bpiun.
D. i Pa"dn n AIins
p"J"ay,s RssoT,ent
T'ns r. o" tnJaIihia Isk.
NJ $50 Ri Rrscss
~ Ei,eb,s SLa;,Idar Bra,ss
5rJEi,cL,a inbaiins Tubas
m Rass,s Prennrstions
W;nnt,s k,rnnnn, ExtTact
Tsmo si Snsc;fc
sJn".Saiiis Esthoi,,on
W. E;tnh,s prsnsrsiiana
Nn.sasa ra,nnrnnd s,,t,,n os yollnw
'T Nd . N''"'1D"'''
pa,tv basis,a Pain Eiller
Rrntsn,s Essares nf Ginger
ISIortimore,s Rheumatic Compound,
IMy.r's Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
FIR. Wards Specific,
lITphRtni9 Pile ElgetuAry,
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

Il D.. B. A. uESBuLL
NyURNBULL & CO., Successors to ct5.Et =, f.
Brswuer co) Carriage Repository, No ll5.aiZ-<ssZ-
6Tay street Orleans ST. Charles Hotel. Eyery dfp
ton Of Carriages made 10 order
D. b A. TuRNBuLL, Manufacturer, Newark y J. o17d4W
NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware Ga
~ Hoase;-ANbREw G. BULL q CO., No II Canal
EsNUssns, between Camp gnd Magatnu tirthtE,
Manufacturer and Impo Of SADbLERY and SADDLEWAhEi
saGotmeN Of Saddles
TluN whips, Skrtug, hRrnesL Bird
nihef Fiogki1p DLEs roofs Thinning eyery
saEpten At no. II CANAL STREET. - . -
sla lylAW ANDREW 81 BULL Il co.
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A STONISHING RESULTS produced by using
IA B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's VERNE GE, which always

Cholera Cholera morbus and sndbow
greatnumbers
on and physicians themselves of the
valuable remedies known atposye cEresths diseases which
~ Sold by all the principal the Uni
ted States
~ Beaeh's Breast Linameat.An excellent remedy for
disease OF the Lungs Breast such Pain the Breast Splitting
Of Blood in difficulty
about the Chest This remedy without doubt produces
Disease OF the Lungs tsn thatcan
by the formation OF the chests hereditary entirely
attack the disease and always enjoy good health by
this Lnament according TO directions
Beaeh'a FerrugnonR Yonio.A fadyf ChilIs
Fever Chsgres known to
OF the disease
Beaeb'a Rheumatic Conponnd-Tsser fsis to give relief
in leas than twenty-foRr hours.
Beaeh's stOmaohiYe Bttters.This e1cssnt article
that been long sought of Ch
and Fever all Auuha Fsyers TO living having
business fer short period in low arshy districts
and the they the seeona the
stomach improve 1igeso the appetite
aundee health aud ygor to the general ystem.
IL Fer the above remediss publish
performed BY Them We will this they all
that they represented be- They remedies that have
our with the satisfactory results The great
for these remedies has induced
can be reached by all Prepared aud sold by
E. D. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist nd Apothecary
4W OF Chartres aud Cus!amhopae sta. N o.
and Of DR.. RANKIN,
Corner Camp PoydrBs streea
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Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY

Office Home Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS. -@ 50
~ r. The following Gta,snsn. q the at S 81 sss
formity with the requirements Of their sssSssssazsS
Amounted pocies year ending 1855.
FCr River Premiams Il
For Marine PremiUmA 8ll47 So
osorvsdj sssss ~ ssss 81
Paid dsrins the came period for Losses Wis
ForRiTer Iossss s sss Is
For Marine L0'ae'. $3.50 10
Amount reinsurance and expenses, less interest,
asoss 4t--17l,sss ~
The company the oownE assets W. =.
lime for premium earned 5sssS S
Due for premiums, ia Of collection 81
Cash on asnd 20O9.S ~
TeA amount of 20
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
s.,u,..,., ~, pAnsn OF oELEAka, City Of New Orleans
alb as the Ps1Ss N and for the
any INV
company, A. BROTHER, preaidopi.
sw0n'O Y 1oST The 1885,
The of have declared q, dydsnd Of =
hS sss s sns
nd s%.ss % s Ct @ %
Camp atrset. ALEXANDER BRoTHER, Prealdens.
...TRusTE Us 80.
John R. Shaw, s. h. Levy, ]. 4. CALDWELL
John Thomas, A. II, May W. l.. Lanier,
j. J. Green, F. X. Converse VIM. TeftH,
loh1 Q Woodruff John H. Owen 8. de Wiser,
VIM. KnoI, John Hall, Robert pyas
Samuel Stewart RUFUS Mcllhenny, W. Bogaft
b. W. Mihank, j. g. Cocks, ]. W Gayls,
sc Nelson ]. A. nopshery, j. Eager,
y. Shaw, Nv. Barter, John Rndenonfg,
aisupssl White I. B. Taylor W. H. Lschfofd.
Z. G. Rogers, John C. Goodrich, janiTf
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. II. CRAWFORD, President.
c. q. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
Nc. Is Camp street, NewOrIeans
BENJAMIN FLoRAECE Agent.
HARMON D0ANE, Asst Agent
sB Risks the lives of WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES taken
The rrnat 'avnrahle terus oc1S
4 tEMENT--l000 bbls. Newark Cement, for
u J by JOHN G. HARDILL co. 81 Magazine street
E Agents Of the Newark and Rosenda Cement Company
ARK, " J ian4
nACON-2l casks Hams, Sides and Shout
dis JAS. H. MuLFoRp Co. 81 Bant Place.
M ESIERN BUTTER-l000 packages kegs
W and rAn' store 5 SO s st :ss = CO. 20 and =.
A LLSPICE-75 bags in store, for sale by
IN Si g. HART CO., IS TshoupilOulas at,
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

U WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they oer supply Druggists and Dealers ut Propeo loweS
" Depot specia Agency, No. 5i CHARITIES ST.
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AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Chologegue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoep's Tonic,
Speeds FebriGugs,
Vegetable Fehrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's PulmOnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
L3vptt's Wahpsne or Hair Gloss,
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Kathafion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair fnylgorator,
Jayne's Hair Toaic,
Van Deuaeu's WHhpene,
Loudeu's Oriental Hair Tonic.
HauePs Eau Lastrals,
0ldftdge'e Balm OF Columbia,
Radway's CirCassian Balm.
PASACEAS.
SWANS, Hourk's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Lonslav's Great Westem,
OINTMENT AND SALyFS.
Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Holloway's Ointment,
McAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salye, Pryor's Pill
GFay's, ilarrisou'B Specific,
Trask's h1agn, tic, Judkin's,
Louden's All Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rnshton's Cod Liver Oil,
McSair's Acoustic, ScaIpa's do.
British, Hariaem.
BTTTERS.
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WOLFEs AROMATIC SCHETDANI SCHNAPPS.
E Druggists and Merchants all dealers tho articles
contained the above catalogue Will find to their advantage by call
sending their will be the NEST
ensive GENUINE MEDICINES United
States aud at tie lowest prices, Please address
5. WRIGHT IL CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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r.. II c.. WI. II.
MARR, R. s. H., Attorneys at-Law, No. Is
WI Commercial Place. orleans n2i 1y
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WIZ. IRyKgIcH. LzTFRIeH.
n EVERICH, VIM. d. s. CO., Cotton Factors
A and Commission Merchants, "a Old Lavee. Iy
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W.
P ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
v lors at Law, of Camp street and Commercial Alley, New
Orleans. mh33
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WROUGHT to the First District Police O.
y Prison EJA.
RACHAEL, black sfeet nChe high, 10 years old. sayeSA
abe belongs to Mr.. William JHmcs, Of Iowa. ~~x@a
SAM THOMAS SCOTT black feet ~ inrhcs high, about 70
years old belongs Mr. Waves supposed be tho
slave of Captain Robert Newport of Fort IiHdOn.
will please comply with hs law respecting them,
JONATHAN WoRRALL, Warden.
New Orleans January 1859 jaB4 tsw3w
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ID ARESHIDE, HENRY, Successor to F. n.
n ~ aalson) Notary Pabe No IS camp street, iron. Office ap
plair Nev DFipana INIT
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IN ). H.
SMITH & FIMIsTER, Commission and For
~ NaEding Mehan and Steamboat Agena Poydrsa
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F EVY, j. L., & SIMPSON, Note, Stock, Elk
"a ehause and Resi- Estate Boker ~ Common street novs SIN
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A. VISA
SANFORD BROTHERS, 0ate Walton, San
ford CoYl General Groeers Commission Forwarding
No, aNesyLe yee,N ly
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TISsH 0REAU, TIL, I5I Royal street, corner OF
lF Toulouse Ladies' and Gensens Fancy Articles
Etpra ieaf
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I'D AYMoND, W. O., Family Grocer, II Camp
II a asrees aasd
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& SHEESE-l000 boxes Western Reserve, in
| " store for BY
NJ! A. D. GRrEFF & Co 30 and a. Old Ievec,
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i
THOMAS back, * inches high years old: ha4'
Says he belongs Mr.. b. c, A
Thomas Of the Parish Of ST. Jack.
MATILDA mulatto inches gn, 10 years old Says she
bconc9 Nj Frederick Boyd, OF NItehe1, Ma4isspp,.
comply with law respecting them
JONATHAN WORFAl.L, Warden.
New orltnna December 10. 1853. do 11wS~
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WROUGHT to the First District Police e
a D Pri5ou- ssS.
ANDERSON black feet uehea high, old haa az
forehead. hs belongs % the estate Of DrA3
Siown
WILLIAM ARSsTEAD, nu4o feet inrhes high, yenro
the r0ree Says he zee but supposed be
runaway sAye.
JONATHAN WoRRALL, Warden.
Me- Orleans December %,
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EEsHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
Holders q P9liess Of the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
the Statement the Affairs Of the Society May 1855
furnished BY their Aotuafy. -
Policy Holders entitled Bonus will
due to EACH in the of tho month July next.
c. E. HABtEHT, General agent for the United States.
Newly Law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-19

AMs-50 tierces Chas. Duticld s. Co. Is Elk.
Il A. S. c.. for by
o21 I'M MI NIsALpLN CO. 20 Cnn1mnn aud "a cana1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-19

ELAWARE PEACHES-l0 dozen cans,
NJ Theoretically sealed, for sale by
d2s j. C, HARplLL Il CO, 81 Magazi.o straet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-19

GIFFNEY s. LOWELL, Ship Agents ant
w Commission Msrehansa, Common street mill
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

GOLD IN CANADA.-Scveral gold hunters,
who left Three Rivers some time since to
prospect" on the st. Maurice, have return
ed to Quebec. They state that the same
qualification prevails as in California, and
report fayorably of the mining capabilities
of the district. They brought specimen
of the st. Maurice gold dust. The formation
of company for mining purposes is spo-
ken Of,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

One great and vital question was decided
ON Tuesday last, at the election, and that is,
that members of the party may enjoy within
il diversity Of opinions, and that members
Of the party may leave it and enjoy their
own opinions. This is free country, as
was emineutly illustrated on this interesting
occasion.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

The Pittsburgh Gazette says, in regard to
their county ticket, that the contest is be-
tween the Whig and Know Nothing tickets
if there is any contest at all. The Dem
o:cratic county ticket does not appear to be
in the ring,