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Creme DE BONsy Champaign
JACQUESSON & Fills BRAND.

Creme de Bouzy of other brs
t NOW LANDING the above and
furihsrsupply.
rms "neadeededly superior to any other ChampsgnempcIN
weknownby all UE6s
Fills Brand BoUzY or FLEuR DEsIsERI
" Also on hand, my usual the WINES 90
the be sold on .er
anyosher houseinthe city.
iaals ap.f sEwELL T. TAYLOR No. is Roy.lsrss..
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no us q FursstshSng Store,
=s3 n and 7s CAMP sTRrET

"a and rs CAMP STRICT.
k Deteymined Of will hereafter sell
pea than before oeredn this CITY, Those
iwaa, ofthe following articles will do we'll 10 call
ouEENswARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE; a5a-s+--5s
RICH CHINA VASES, sd
FINE SILVER Plated WARE;
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS #a
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in acts or sigls;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
+ HOUSEKEEPING HARnWgRE; Is
,a h sgzs5 ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PIlANIsHED TIN and JAPANNEo WARE;
WOODEN aud WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS; Si5@ A4
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGrSGS aid BORDER;
DOOR MATS #
/ WINDOW CoRNICES, C0Rls and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN FINS.
Z .. aapp MILLER HARRIS i WALDO.
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Lrsr or LrrTRas We shall publish the list
of pncaled-for letters remaining in the Post
ofice III this city up 10 the last day Of lS54' n
our edition issued on the first day Of 1850
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
~ srrr,1MnIp g. 20

+. STRlNHEK %, :
NO. 80 CAMP STREET,
rH- Arc now receiving styles Of
FaLL AND WINTER g GOD s,
FOR aENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Super Black and Faney Goored Cloth
FRoCK DRESS COATS,
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS,
OvERCoATs and PALEToTs
variety Of FRENCH English mercsn Plain and Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK and VELVET VESTS
CASHMERE and DRAP DOR VESTS
Plain and Rick Figured SATIN sCARFS and CRAVAS;
JoUvINS KID GLOVES;
HINDER GARMENTS and HALF HOSE Of SILK MERINo FLAN-
MEL, COTTON, ETC.;
SUPER LINEN and LINEN COTTON SHIRTS.
we'll made
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS the Philadelphia
manufacture. nj 9dP9m
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DMcO7age's Pect0s.dl BaisasastC
Syrup.
IAR0R AT0Ry or THE PROPRIETOR

.No. 80 Chartres street, .Neeo Orleans.
the Breast Chest Lungs Bowels well established has
been tested for years by such esuve patronage that IL
would be idle towe any length its efficacy Colds Coughs
Asthma Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat Stomach Bowels
Splitting Of Blood, and Whooping Cough.
1t has been found highly beneficial h Inaammaory Disorders
such Rheumanm, Darrhea Dysey, Summer eomplau
and especially those cholerns Which, Of proper
lice 10 often degenerate into confirmed Choers.
Ia all Affections Of the Lungs Consumption has
found that dreada ourgs Whenever timely
Besie acknowledged certainty truly medicine
has most compounds o the the dedad advantage
that owing ito agreeable favor without din
Guilty toehidren aud it requires particular Diet
k3 Prepared and sold at the Laboratory Of the Proprietor
Charities street. New orean ags Of FRESH
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES AND
PERFuMERY always nerats prices and liberal
ednIr
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VAS AMBuRaH's MENAGERIE.- by reference 70
the advertisement it will be seen that Van AourEns
Menaaerie viii be closed until IL o'clock Sunday norn
ing to enable him to make shs necessary arrangements
for the reception q live Giraffe.
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vi Coaa.,,on sloid aMd C0l4ait.
India Rabber Clothing, ETC., etc.

ALFRED MUNROE & co.
"a Magazine street,
eg~ Are the only Agents In Nsvofleans tbs sale e
INDIA RUBBER
MANUFACTURED BY THE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY.
ty- Dealers supplied at Manufacturer pfsss..akl
The following partial Of articles hand
COATS AND PoNeHos, ali kinds;
oyERALIs PANTALooNS, MECHANICS APRONS;
waiing BapamA Riding and Walking Leggirga Caps
Travelling, Money. Saddle, Gas and Coal Bags.
....AIso.... I;
Bags for waor Pressrrers Cushqn Blankets,
Crub Cloths Covers Bathing Ma Air Beds and Pisvs,
Tspsan Wagon Aprons Covers, Carriage and Hospital
Cloth Hoof Ankle Boots for Hessi shcns Gum,
Fire Buekat4 Gun Covers, Chntssas, etc. ..@M
ALFRED MUNRoE L. co.
ass admit "a Maysx ne street corner Of Grayiar.
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80 FIyr DorI.ARs RrwAnp.-

~ FIVE DOLLARS REWARD --Strayed O.
d lie sssh Or lot rs.idenes Of g. H. Lyeaa On SD
..reet Ssssssn Nayadss little MUIAT
TO BOY aged about thrse years. left par
wooden nsey rsntaoens with yellow stripe around ons leg
10 de name Of FILLMORE headed and The
will paid shs delivery Of The boy at his owners
r..tasnee g. II. LYONS. ds9 Spite
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s ,s5 MORNING, DECEMBER 50, 1854

~ Ths undersigned will pay NO bills against the
crescent unisss contracted hJ himself q On bis written
Il 1880 j. O. nixon. 8
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y. C.. Morgan,

~ 1e sMOF SaoseS stt II
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Forr-orrieR,
sB- Rspeet uy calls CITIZENS and STRANGERS
to his ExTENsIyE ASSORTMENT Of
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
~ kanRActSe "
ANNUALS
AMERICAN AND ENGLlsH WORKS OF ART,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED AND ELEGANTLY BOUND
BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE.
Handsomely BOUND STANDARD WORKS.,
suitable for Presentations III
itsrT93oa JUvENILE BOOKS, ETC, ETC. ETC
ss4 N gsas j. G. MORGAN gs.
s- Also keeps constantly hand LARGE AND VARIED
STOCK OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH EDITIONS OF
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Se9 E7 ....KsHRActSa....
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
II w. ia5 ENGls EERING,
4 a sj,s COOKERY, 7i#
GAMES.
BOOKKEEPING;
ENCYCLOPEDIAS,
DICTIONARIES
FA44a5kA sF4 NJ ATrAsEs,
BIOGRAPHIES,
sPIRITuALisM.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS.
M NOVELS, s3s%, 81
TRAyEls ,rygS,,x Books.
s.ss IL MASONIC MANUALS,
g epp FELLOWS, MANUALS,
HisEnRs,
BIOGRAPHY,
POETRY,
rQMMsRcE,
AGRICULTURE, 4,
ARcsArScrgRE,
ESSAYS. 5g@S
Ti4k DRAMA.
NAT. HISTORY,
CHEMISTRY,
GsoLosY,
se'.-' aisEaALosY,
POLITICAL ECONOMY,
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN
EDUCATIONAL BOOKS, etc.
s The the LATEST BOOKS issued
The REVIEWS, MAGAZINES, etc. sTATIoNERY--A good
sorty,snt always on band. d93 IS 80 il
Christmas and .v'esO Year Pres
ehfS.
FASHIONABLE BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
ss- We invite attention varied stock Of
| CHILDREN.
supply Trunks yaces Hat Cases. Bags and
sasehel. shoe, Coats Caps and Leggugs
| J. P, McDoNNoLD s CO,
| dis 2dpeod6, Is Camp 81, under City Hotel.
L
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Carpett,aas, Cas.pstsasgs.

UNT71E1gzsySs VtsE FEtESsyS'
It o d d s. G 10,
40 C.aNaL STREET, !
t~r Have on hand large aad beautiful asuorinsntoi
VELVET, n.,,srnv
A BRUSSELS cARpETINGs,
which they eongnmsn and lave positive inue
tons to close asles great reduction in price
rHREE-PLY,
OUCH GARPETINGs,
aud new article 81 TAPESTRY INGRAM mach handsomsr than
Three Ply and cheaper. m@@
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, "a feet wide. lage assortment.
WINDOW SHADES.
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS,
coRNIcEs. RIGS, MATS, ETC., etc.
Z TODD g. Co.
Commission Carpe Wareroons
100 Canal aeei near Royal
aqs aapst a5-e Touro Buildings.
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PUBLIC EDIFICEs.

Not only the beauty buf the reputation, and
to some extent, the prosperity Of city is de-
pendent upon Its embellishments, OF which IT'S
public edi6ces are lar the most important
Parks, gardens, statues, avenues, fountains
are al embellishments, but more properly ac-
oeasory TO temples, churches, halls, and the
trinmphs of architecture II was 50 8samed in
Egypt, IN Greece, il Rome, and all countries OF
4 parallel period, II has been 50 deemed IN
most modern nations.
Our own country is the only one Of civilized
character that has paid no attention to the sub
ject. Of comparatively none, The practical has
been 50 urgent in our rapid growth as to sab
merge the poetic, and we have contented our
selves with performing only what was absolute
liz necessary, leaving q consideration Of the
beautiful to coming ages We have chosen to
do the blacksmithing Of the nation with no
efforts whatever to the painting that should
ailorn the shield or the designs that should orna-
mont che lance, pnr eitips hase sprung up and
been populated. They have instantaneousIy
Jumped into o riyalship with those Of older
countries. What have they done in another,
and hardly less useful Way-in making their
beauty grow with their business. and their ele-
gance keep pace with their prosperity In
Warrington little, in Boston q little . little
ID New York and elsewhere. Here we can
proudly point the stranger to a Cathedral !;
Inc Sc Charles Hotel City Hall worthy
Of the city few churches; an Odd Fellows
Hall; an expected Custom house and--no more !!
In the important matter Of public edifces we
are not equal to provincial cities of England,
whose infancy ID the same with our own--to
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.s;ottce TO Sugar Planters.

E The Boston Steam Regime Company, Of Boston. Mass OTIS
TUFTS Agent hereby give notice that having purchased Mss
NILES Co. Of Cincinnst NIL their Patterns Drawings ete, III
tbs good will Of tho with the manufacture aad sac Of
ali kinda of machinery heretofore furnished by said Ns co., for
SUGAR PLANTATIONS such assssm Engines Sugar Mills sstsm
Appaatus prepared manufacture the above described
tneY quantity and The quality and respectfully solicit
liberal patronage which has formerly
upon said Niles Co. They will also eonnue the
Stationary Engines Enginea Boil
Of every description.
We psted that have made viii
Mr. s. H. GILMAN, late partner Nes Co.. agent
acipg the above machinery pledge
with promptueas and fidelity him.
All communications for machinery may addressed
20. Woodruff Co 81 Naths Newoeans at
Office he can bs found. Otis TUFTS,
Agent Boston Steam Engine Company
Boston, November ], 1858.
This certify that have ssAn gtns
all the Patterns Drawings, together with the good will
the pertaining to the manufacture sale Of all
ehner heretofore furnished by for Sugar taons
Steam Engines Sugar Mills Steam Apparatus shseYy
recommend tbs said Steam Engine Company all and
others desiring machinery Of this description feeling th
will furnish them promptly and efficiently. NILES co.
Cincinnati, November 10. 1858. d19 7psm
1
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Paptes. .MacIse, SitUer Plated
Hare, etc, etc.
IN FANCY ARTICLES brought
into this eountr, offered for ssleat

B the choices, stocks Of FANCY ARTICLES brought
into this ecuntr, anow offered for ssleat
10 Charities street.
ROBIN SON s. R0YD.
SHEFFIELD SILVER and PLATED WARE and CUTLERY;
BIRMINGHAM PAPER MACHE and SILVER PLATED WARE,
FRENCH BISCUIT cHIHhi .,[s
PORCELAIN WHITE CHINA GLASS WARE plain and cut
CLOCKS. sTATuErTEs. DRESSING and WORK BOXES and
TABLES;
cANDELABREs, LIQUOR CASES, TEA SETS
WATERS, ETAGEREs, MUSIC STANDS, TABLES;
CHAIRS BREADBAsgETs TEA URNs;s
TEA sad COFFEE SETS. CAKE BASKETS TEA cApDIES;
WRITING DESKS, VASES, GARDENERS. TOILET SETS;
DINNER TEA SETS, CARD RECEIVERS,
CHAMBER SETS; FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
SPOONS, FORKS ard LADIES.
And assortment of Fancy Articles of Every description.
FURNITURE in Rosewood md Mahogany;
LAMPS BR0CATELLEs and DANAsR CURTAIN STUFFs;
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN,
LINEN sHEETING, TOWELS, TABLE COVERS
LOOKING CEASES, WINDOW BLINDS, cARPETfNei
RUGS LINEN and WOODEN DRUGGErsi
sAxoSy MATS, ETC, ETC. asssPss
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Louis .Msxh,
NO, al CHARITIES STREET,
inform his friends and the public in general thzt
received per Saxon from Havs snd Black Was
from NewYork, the fOllowing articles
PATENT GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, NJ r. Tosla. Col
GOLD AND SILVER VEST AND SURETY CHAINS;
EARRINGS FOR MOURNING; BRAcELETs;
GILT SILVER EYEGLASSES;
SHE'LL SPRING sPEcTAcLESi
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL sPEcTAcLEs;
coRNALINE AND COCOA BEADS;
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND CROSSES,
SHIRT AND SLEEVE BUTTONS;
ALFENIDE SPOONS, FORKS. SOUP AND COFFEE SPOONS,
And a inc of other articles.
d2S 2dp2w Lo is NJ FL.
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CANoEns CunED.--Dr. Frazee has the homo

pnbe 70 81 this aai
disease. md he win GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE.
be serousiy affected. Eyenthen,
NJ ersr may much relief Thohs afflicted with Cancerons
are invited TO visit
As h sincerity and his confidence in Of
srsaens Dr. every Of Cancer
ssnsd charge until the patient is cared Patients
ea without pain or knife Twenty Dolarssantby
mali viii package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC, wishfuI
directions for ass, Address On. FRAzEE
anil sntx once. IS St. Charles str
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EDesGiasUsEEs s. Co.
NO. g CHARITIES STR EET,
w Respectfully inform their ard the public that FROM
THIS DAY they will sell all their WINTER GOODS and 80
per otn enable them to close their Winter
Stock
RICH PLAID DE LANES
RICH PLAID CASHMERE. e-
FINE PLAIN DE LANES.
= SMALL FIGURED DE LANES,
CLOTH .CLoAKS AND TALMAs,
cHILDREN's CLOTH TALMAs.
ENR,n yELYET GLnAKs und MANTILLAs,
RICH SATIN DO DO,
RICH WHITE and BLUE MANTILLAS,
RICH FIGURED BRoCATEL SILKS,
RICH BLACK PATTERN SILKS g
RICH STRIPED New style3 sILKs,
RICH PLAID Q.args and smalD SILKS, s.
MORE ANTIQUE all eolors
wARERED SILKS,
EXTRA HEAVY ARMuRE ROYAL, ~ Fl
SATIN DE CHIME
BLACK DAMAsKS, of all descriptions,
FANCY FIGURED SILKS, for Evenings, es ~,
cHANGEABLE and PLAIN DO do
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, CHEMIsETTEs and SLEEVES,
COLLARS EMBROIDERED DRESSES for LADIES aud INFANTS,
Large aasortment EMBROIDERED BANDS; GUIPuRE HAML-
TON vALENcIENNEs and ENGLISH THREAD LAcEs BLUE,
PURPLE, GREEN, AMARANTE and BLACK VELVET FOR
cLoAKs, CURTAIN DAMAsK, asserted qualities.
-. @#4
EMBROIDERED and MUSLIN CURTAINS, Rich Plain.
complete assortment Of goods FAMILY USE such
LINEN DkMAsK,
NAPKIN FINE RICH LINENS,
NETTING, Eff-
sHEETING,
BLANKETS, etc., etc
good well for PLANTATIONS Away.
| On
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appropriate .vss0- K'ea7. Presents.
9. N. H cody @.@s
sS Would hint LADIES particularly that very suitable
acceptable New Presen, DO selected
his establishment corner Exchange Place. from
great variety Of
ELEGANT dooDG,
suit the tinss.
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN SHIRTS. from sss per dozen;
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. from sls dozen
HALF DOZEN BOYS FINE SHIRTS from si9 per doIsn
HALF DOZEN JoUYIN,s KID GLOVES unsupported, for ss
A HANDSOME DRESSING ROBE. from "a TO 2so each
FINE LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs % per
REAL BANANAS AND POsGEE SILK HAEDkERcHlEFsi
A MAGNIFICENT csAyAr OR SCARF. AT all priessi
Boys HANDgERCHIEFs AND EEAyATsi
FINE SILK SUsPEND ERs from ~ pair;
SPLENDID DRESSING CASES, from 81 Zach;
DESKS AND-WRITING CASES, from 81 80 each;
PORT MoNNA1Es, of every description;
SILK UMBRELLAS, with richly Carved Hasdss;
OPERA GLASSES, at all pr;ets;
FINE HAIR BRUSHES AND CoMBS
JULES HAUsS PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS, -
TOILET ARTICLES; COLOGNE WATER;
yESTA MATCH AND TAPER STANDS;
AND A FINE DISPLAY or FANCY GOODS.
tE- PURCHASE YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS AT
s il. N. M o 0 d Y
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
CORNER OF CANAL STRICT
dis apn AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
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Blank Books

GENERAL sT.4TTCNERS and Paper DEALERS
NO, "a CHARTREs STREET, s@
E Solicit the attention MERCHANTS, DEALERS, and 9th
rs and request call all who may he In want OF NEW SETS
of BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY the business Of the
ing year. examine their extensive aud superior aoe which 10
complete, consisting Of description Of BLANK BOOKS
from smallest The vy largest Books made ruled
to all general patterns used by BANKS INSURANCE co
PANIEs PUBLIC OFFICES MERCHANTS made q the
bes. quae English American Esa and Wovo Papers
general assortment every quality aud sixo Of ENGLISH
FRENCH and AMERICAN LETTER and GAP PAPERS, Ralsa
ard Plain; LETTER and NOTE PAPERS ENVELOPES
etc. and generally Stationery used in oess.
D. FELT sTETsoN,
da5 10 Saioasrsi Hall, No. "a ChaYtres street.
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Hook NK,ine.

Es- 40 HEsKELL,s sTEINwEIN;
70 do DO SPARKLING MosELLE;
80 do DO Do. HOOK. For sale by
das2 S. WOLFF, es Camp street.
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DAGuERKEoTYPEs We refer to the adver-
tisement Of Mr. washburn's Daguerrean Saloon and
Stock ROOMS at No. 40 Canal street. that be found
nauotAer column, Mr. Washburn has superior here,
II elsewhere in his profession and gives pictures to his
patrons Of which they may well be proud Hs Keeps also
ne assortment Of geld rings and lockets in which like
be inserted and stock Of Daguerrean mate
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Holiday Books
UITABL FOR p r e s EN- T 8.
er Consisting Of G large NELL selected assorsmsu, Of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ANIMALS, superbly Bound;
Illustrated WORKS comprising
AMERICAN ENGLISH AUTHORS
FLORAL WORKS.
"A d Also.
A fall and complete assortment Of
JUVENILE WORKS, 5.-
GAMES
PUZZLEs.
ALBUMS every Variety sire stye snd Bindings beautifully
Illustrated. For tale by
da5 apSs so Camp street.
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seasonabtc Groce,ses.

SeasomabIc Gr0cesses.
{ PETERs, MILLAR CO.,,
CORNER OF OLD LEvEE AND BTENvILE STREETS,
nv selling in convenient qualities for Fam
ss fresh supply Of all articles 10 the
oyuent 81 the Holidays CURRANTS, GRpEs MALAGA
RAIsINs cITRoN, FIGS, ALMONDS, PEcANs; PIE FRUITS
from hs France in perfect pIssrsacu all kinds Of
IsIIIFs ana swEETMEATs FRUITS PRESERVED IN BRAN
pY every variety FINEST WINES; I'D BRANDlEs and
LIQUORS; WASHINGTON HAMS JENNI LIND CHEESE;
GOSHEN BUTTER; FULTON MARKET BEEF BENTs CRACK
ERs. ETC. d'o Ups"
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Floor. Oh CEsths.
kH Gsrmaneus Liverpool hFe rscsiyed addition
al shipment Of superior
FLOOR OIL CLIO iHs,
Of Hare manufacture, BRISTOL EaganS 2aXso feet.
AIS o az.
A large assortment of
AMERICAN OIL CpFHs
ordinary qualities Some beautiful and superior,
from wide by feet long wifi to suit
hall.
Our stock of
VELVET TAPESTRY,
i GRAIN cARPET1sss
is very superior, offered ut low price,.
WINDOW sHAlEs
large assortment of vaous Of new hd beautiful deagns
ALSO -.
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CURTAIN Pts, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS, CURTAIN LOOPS. GIMPs. TAsELs, CORDS etc.
j. D. DAMEHeN & co.
das apst IS Chartres andsi cassomhouss streets.
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Nltes' W"osks.

.Viles' WSOfkS.
s The propssor Of these works havg purchased Of Mesaa
Nss their entire estabhment exdp the Locomotive Shop,
tally prepared the Psute Mississippi and
Texas very low prices with
ENGINES AND SUGAR MILLS,
SAW MILLS, DRAINING MACHINS,
STEAM APPARATUS,
STEAM TRAINS, VACUUM PANS
PUMPING ENGINEs
VACUUM PUNE
a5z FILTERS, CARRIERS,
BONE BLACK BURNERS.
and every descriptiad. $50
REPAIRING IN WROUGHT IRON,
CAST IRoNsCoppER AND BRASS.
All orders will receive prompt attention Eaddrsasng
A. R. IRWIN, Contractor,
]. W. BuRBRlDGE Il CoAgents,
No. IS hatcher sses,, New0rleans.
HA. JONES, President.
c. W. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1884, dl6aplm
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sation be increased accordingly, and
that he be made, sr o6ieio, Assistant
Secretary, in the absence of the Secretary
from the Department.
Within the past year fourteen Indian
treaties have been negotiated, all Of
which eyince just and liberal spirit
towards the poor Indian. The Secretary
considers the annuities provided for
therein amply sufficient for the purposes
intended, if properly and judiciously ap-
piled, to effect which every effort is being
made. He regards it as one of the
highest and most solemn duties of the
Government to see that its engagement
with these unlettered children of the
forest, who are rapidly passing away,
are executed with the most scrupulous
good faith, and that mild and persuasive
measures should be employed to induce
them to abandon the chase and become
q settled and agricultural people, as the
only remedy against their early and total
extinction, and that force or coercion
should not be employed except in the
last resort The just and humane senti-
ments Of the honorable Secretary respect
ing these wild and barbarous, though in
teresting people, do equal credit to his
head and heart, and his report on this
subject will, we cannot doubt, be read
with interest and commendation by
every statesman, philosopher, and phil.
anthropist.
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them have been recently brought, and
the trial term has not yet been reached.
The amount of money which annoa.a

'ueih A"'S oSSh reISutly DIOugQt, ana
the trial term has not yet been reached.
The amount Of money which appears
to have been collected on suits brought
during the year is Sl1S,526 IL; the
amount collected during the year on suits
brought previous to its commencement
is S252, 709 4S; making the total sum of
1851, ,235 SO collected during the year.
1t further appears that suits are i'm
charge of the Office for the recovery of
lands in Virginia and California, valued
al over three millions Of dollars, which
are in due course of preparation for trial.
The report compliments the district
attorneys and marshals generally for
their faithful devotion to the public in
terests, and urgently recommends an
amendment Of the fee bill, so as to give
district attorneys a more liberal and re-
muneratiye compensation for their Ser
vices.
1t further recommends the enactment
of law by Congress authorizing the
compromise of judgments and debts of
long standing. In fine, the report in
question, though very modest docu-
ment, shows that the present Solicitor of
the Treasury is an indefatigable, reli-
able, and competent man for the position
of so great responsibility and Importance
he holds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-06
REPORT OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE
TREASURY.

This report shows that the whole num-
Der of suits brought during the year un-
der the direction of the Solicitor of the
Treatury is $50; that of these 46 were
on Treasury transcripts 2lS for the re-
covery of fines, penalties, and forfeitures
under the revenue laws IA of q mis-.
cellaneous character l7S on custom
house or warehouse bonds in California.
and 3 for the recovery of land purchased
by the United States and reserved for
lighthouse purposes. Of these $50 cases
it appears that 266 have been tried and
finally decided /; that 4S have been either
discontinued or RENTED by the Presi-
csit aent ana se9 Secretary of the Treasury, and
that 25l are pending and undecided. OF
these undecided cases, it appears from
the tables that the greater portion of