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.ayel-'s Cherr,y E,ectorat.

FENO CURE A GOLD. WITH 49,
s 4 HEADACHE AND SoR ENEss or q 49,
f ttkBoDY--ase the CHERRY PECYO- " SS@S-S "a s7
Ais on gong to bed and wrap up warm. < %sSsSshY III
to aweat during the night. n hsy-A r
. FOR COLD AND COUGH, take it pegE~R
morning, and evening, accotdiug
directions on the bottle, and the officially Ef ~
VIII soon be removed None will lous auf EixaA-EsuA
fer from this trouble whom they it can ~ A4@T TafS
ne y readily cured Persops afflicted with "a
saaed cough, which hreaks ofther
rest ~ night will find by taking CHER tY ~ an
they may be sure sound
rest Great relic from suffering ultimate fs ii AZ
70 are hns actei Invaluable re- nev
Agreeable effect in these many find beeaas
willing 70 lorego is when the ceased
~ sIN6ERS ANDPUBLCSPEAKERS this remedy is auabJs
W tR acon on the throat and in small
IN few houra ths
ASTHMA generally relieved and oftsn shoi ~
EhEf PICTORIAL But there cases obstinate az X
ii they cured.
lungs may be cured by taking CHERRY PETo in small and &
ens9t d9sea be uncomfortable oppression relieved
Give eetc sninpny, followed
doses the Cherry Peoora subduea hs
u taxen NJ N season y will not fall TO -
Cherry Pentera. : - ~ . y h'e us' Vi
The INFLUENZA speedily removed y this remedy
Instances nave been noticed where families were pJed rom
sefeus consequences while their neigbo without HE Cherry
f.stora, suffering from disease ~ s"'S @ e''S
epead instances paepts who have hee
COMPLAINTS by this remedy many that there can be no
fis heating these should be
until the pam in the side and ether symptoms
Prepared and sold by JAS AVER Practical and Auslya
eahtis', Lowell, hiass, and sold by all Druggss.
etoo T., NJ J, WRIGHT & CO. New oriesna,
- ~ Whoesale agents.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE s. 1854
MISCE]f / IA NEOTJs.s
A MgRICAN cnYsTAI.7 pAIAcr n

"A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
Il y THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY oF.ALL NATIONS
ns TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsuTTANcE, will bs d pris.
sss ' II saES n |. saasos III %
epl raas hs' undge1s Tho
# ss MssshsS interest
dioD eaasSs a. yy soess ess
c TsT M "a a rs 1 ss Ssss n,
&c %sss,s j.
sf ssf% 4 sss;as ass q
* sisss's nc 81 sS i
e FssESs SsrS SzpA Er ss @ s5;,s.
nnsi sgasss e ans I. 4 s IsS
SAND YEARS OLD Las crysa Palace b IL
-. Asesihsi Pc ctya at more ar.i.
os T. e asss lh proper
,ahs ssseffi FSa ~ Muse win i (
Dolsrs sg'iSs ~ e os
sss ss ss ssa
iii IT, 1i ia In
snoSso GOLD costing one Thousana Dollars, Or ss
sss,yases ne p Ps Ss. ss,Ihs hs Az
pVs sss q n "
ss @ s,aas sis
sa ls soaas essa ns ne
fivE hEDALs costing One Hundred Dollars EACH or
plate five Artists
Original liz Crysta paane
and l y hibied therein as aead shall
slg, ;ncon next after the most excellent
me sbet and most respectable that
mai pc appointed oeIsmihe critically articles
n nentoped The Directors proceed as
w as paecabie select srch and hone IA b.
announce the appointments the rst day oT June
VIII also their discretion Drlo
" We Or Inventors ef such
suficlent p enatle them to guch distinction, - Z
All articles which worthy OF pase IN -,ns ~
~ lns %9la Industry and admitted WITHOUT
ANY SffAhgEl WHATEVER TO EXHiBIToES.
care u used IN atees exhibited The Aocia
on discians accountability for damage such
An uInhreas Games stand near Tho door
Faaee Bouded Warehouse cannot s per
ed o eanyey PACK Of any size into building
my1a IT, Rk3 srITsT Ne ID.
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SOR HAVRE.-The A fast sailing .assssM
M Amariean ahip CARAGK Capt. Norris. is &AAAE
loading and will have immediate dgpalch freight
Cotton. appyto j. r. WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp ri.
For paaange, nppiy captain boari. mye5
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ss sECRET DIsEAsEs-ofioe 81 Gnstombon.o

CuStomlOQSe
NJ street between Royal aud Bourbon streets-DR LANES
call the htteuion
snaied themselves diseases above character
nos of, that they obtain certain eofe ami
SsaS a s the VS. ss Balsam
ntene BY the ofne~ly discovered Remede which csn on
procured from hnlseb and a they effect cure no
chage VIII be niade Dr. j.
Isns Of in all of Unono many bve
eheced which were pronounced incuabe celebrated
se sOs p has these city
Instance be produced have eeJ na
cures and 10 order that the afflicted may hensees ess
newly and truly progdential daeseres u has ornfe
neny in this Cpsomholse street, No 81 Priyas
ta' ul1et huuis ron AM 10 9PM feb3 lylp
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! Eron1 fha Plains
tFrorn the ST. Louis Evening Ns,v.. !,

| n
From the st. Louis Evening News. s1sfss
.; NJ Blair, Esq o. s. District Az
Utah, and j Ferguson, Territorial
together With Rev. Messrs Andrews .....
Wheelock and Others missionaries. snsso g Aessa A
our city this morning, by the Sam CIsZsST "a s
from Salt Lake, and from them we at ti =
following intelligence, which we presenS .z&
readers: - H(Sszsss
The party left Salt Lake on the list Of 4 E{ hi
making the trip to st. Louis iii one mo- IfsS4
having arrived at Fort Lenyenworth on the
INST, with the mail; Their accounts from thes.
emigrants crossing the Plains is quite favorable,
general good health prevailing, with few or no s
cases OF sickness, and an abundance Of food
iney met the first trains near the CROSSING af t
the Piattes on the 18th. From the number of IS
trains they counted, and facts gathered by OBJ
servauon ss and conversation with the emigrants,
they estimate that the emigration this season
Will WI pc about two thirds Of what it was last. n
they saw no buffalo on the route All the m
dians they met were perfectly friendly, giving /
them no trouble, and evincing no hostility, and
tlie tribes on the Plains are generally reported
at the date Of their departure, prospects for
bounfiful crops fattering. and vegetation unu-
sually forward cucumbers and radishes of edi-
Bile dimensions being generally proeurable in the
Valley on the FIRST Of May. z
They met many merchant trains on the PIains
Ms
ferred that goods will be abundant after Their 8
arrival, though there was q great scarcity 81
the time of departure of the party. Money Is
reported to be plentiful at Salt Lake City. and
from this fact, in connection with the present
scarcity of goods it is reasonable to infer fhat
The transportation of merchandise to the Valley
this season will prove highly lucrative spec1.
lation. n = & $
MAJ, 3. A. BredeH, Indian agent for Utah,
lied at Green River on the 9th, Oh bis way home.
Capt Morris, the commander Of the military
,scort OF Gunnison's party, was on the eve Of
departure for California. The party had mada
several surveys, the report of which is highly
favorable to the route, whose practicability IS
aow established beyond dispute,
"a minister was once riding through section
II the State OF South Carolina, where custom
orbade inn keepers to takepsy from the clergy
gho stayed with them. The minister in cues
ion took supper without prayer, and ate his
breakfast without prayer or grace and was
about taking his departure, when mine hos,
presented the bill,
6 All, sir. . said he, !" am Clergyman
. That may be, responded Bonifaee, . but you
same here, smoked like a sinner, slept like a
inner, and ate and drank like sinner, and
low, sir you shall nav ika sinnAs ss'sss4
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VOLUME VII.
Ha.nRR.

E1yOR HAVRE,-The fine fast sailing ~ IN
American bark nELPlI0e, Capt souie, is nov xAA4E
and will receive quick dispatch. For freight bales
ton apply y J. P. WHITNEY Il CO 81 Camp stfrst.
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| f. = isnEazaa 3 = 4 Ts ls IN 5.sss g'ElssE ssd=s

{ : feaEHzha e E A T @ @ @ - -; ., !,
ROUTE from Buffalo Niagara Falls. gia Lake GSisf5 M S
The American steamers forming Express IND
tFen and Quebec onscng ogdnsburEh and Care
ot New York Barpgton Saratoga Springs and Rosto
Boston and New York - ~ 1'1u.Aii1'
Tfue--q4 hours to Montreal
bAY STATE Capt Ledynri NEW YORK. Capt Chapnau
ewen daily Sundays excepted 3o'clock Tor Cane
aaa cSnaeeng with the River ssng ihe
sawrencef by daylight al
ns5t day IN time for the Quebec boats. - =
leaving Buffalo at O'clock have g1 ouru and
O'Clock train Of from Buffalo in time for
geis o5 Boston etc. take The
lave Immediately, arriving at Boston halfpaat O'Clock p MI
THE UNITED STATES Man, LINE.
Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Eea
NptiHERNfR Captain Clds, ewso dny Satnrdavs
af e Yi,is ss; oFsSss F 3
kingston Caytop oskv ogdensburg viii
as Rer passing The entire length Tboussnd Islands
with the Ogdenbnrg Railroad po
and With the Express Train o cafs st
for Albany and New York direct, - s9-sfes''eS = fes'eS
The above Line daily excened , tb re
iao md Niagara Falls Railroad, ~
tae Oh Brooks Monument Queens Heigb
Niagara River through to Montreal leaving Legon half
eal Sok F. giving full Niagara
e ior boat passing al the Thousand
changing boats at Cgdensbu taking o hc spisnd
Viper cabin kyer sers proceed direct Montreal through lie
rIsning and dashing waters Of the ST. Lawrence arriving
Montreal q O'Clock the for the nabee
This is The mos. beautiful ROUTE on 6s coatSep
ne Of the American Line
aud comfort having all the equipments for paev raofra
spacious and beautiful e entire ns
Passengers procure Ticke and full N
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot " ''
oess IN Cataract House and International Hotel, Niagara
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EHIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsCoVERY-Dl

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-DR
JAMES would respectfully call the attention OF czena and
strangers the following facts He Private DISEASES with
svnbI,n any Saef drug namely Gonorrhea elect
GERS and az Diseases of the Skin DR. ass call the
Apton OIL those who have injured private and
body and mind uniting them socey The All
are so Of the sad and melancholy produced by
pnness OF Loss of Muscular Power Pupiaon Of the
Heart Nervousness rbiy Symptoms Of Consnmp.
to etc. Mentally, the fearful eecta mind arc more 10 la
Loss OF Memory Confusion of dsa Depression Of Spirits
Y Aversion Society," Distrs Love Of sote
itmanidlty an etc, are some of the eyiapdodueed.
A. who are afflicted with The above symphonic tod
" a on IT, James, and be at restored
Let no false decacy you apply inlnedaeiy and a
yole from the dreadful and consequences Of ha terrible
fertored ~ W A "sVi
DR. JAMES has bis former office No. He N 30
SuAomhouse stees, between Royal and Bourbon
p s. Persons living can have the Remedies Of h M
cent to their address, by giving full particulars by letter and an
eel = ee ol .en aoN1s zlnss lydawl ~ DR. JAMES.
3 A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
~ "a IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR POCK
aHo Case OF hhcumatsn OF five standing by
,,., NEW ORLEANS, March i, 1854.
hereby certify that had been afflicted with Rheumatism or five
and also totally bud right eye brought on by se
OF had tried could do
no hundreds dollars purpose on ent
give thus Certificate without solicitation one
used my with Petroleum or Rock oil had
ne TO perfect health and strength
aa pr any thing ee reside city athee bn snpnd
my Time on the river Any person bey
can get MY RESPONSIBLE gentlemen the truth
ihs say take the Petroleum body win moi
essent made Tor Know to be valuable Natural Medicine
h,,sr.sr y-pre,r,r =, .o ,.-z - J. j. HARTMANN.
"a Frice SO cents bottle. Wholesale and retail onr Nv
:, WI MTlGilI I @ 4 CO, No. ISL chartres ST.. and
(iornar
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Hs UHAIIU u. HEWITT, ANI). .-.-as9sszsz
n FORTE AND MUSIC STORE no 40 Csmpi
stsss w y, osiean M WOULD request M III
AUslc AND tpss
ald descriptions and aSo selected ~
me Of first aud
O. New York HALL SON. York, and PLEYEL CO. Il
f IA IHe s1oys ntsof the kinds
makers IN she world combining an
9ns 9csayss They VIII Be sold
on hand ths lsgast ans
OF CCoRDEoSS tohe
ere h tine most
1rsd ~ son, from the most
Iase INSTRUMENTS Of the warranted ID
M has bad
With ths fhe busnsss Ts
y selected that southeY
auch that he on hnn
stoek oi Al knde snd th IA
Observation-Disclosures. The 1uaica Pnbe u.
invited IA call
faS HORATI6 D. HEWITT ,,n,r
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lVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
n DICE eHkoNlCQR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEAsEo ~ tbe
Diseases arising Dsodered or Stomach
nch Constipation Inward Piles FuueHs Of Blood Is s aa
Acldty ofthe Stomach Nausen Heartburn for Food
q Weight the Sonc Sour Sinking or
e ft OF the stenaeh Swimming Head Hurried aud Difficult
bfeaing Fufng At he Heart Choking suoeaing sersaons
IL Lying Posture Dmness Vision before the
% Fever and Da Pain in the Head Deficiency
Of Skin and Pain Side Back Chest ns
fiunes n fieat Burning the In,aau
by DR. HooFI.AND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERs ~ nra
pared by Dr. G. Nj JACKSON No. ia0 airee Phiaepbia
power over the above diseases exceed eanaeu by
any other t United States the cures in any
cases. after skllnl physicina hsd failed, 'S
bters worthy the attention onvais
virtues N ins rectaton Diseases of the Lesser and
digestive they itha and pleasant nhsiy
,,s4 . READ AND BE CONVINCED.
More testimony from Alabama Dr. HO0FLA NDs Gala
Grated L Gernan se prepared by Dr. g NJ JACKSON, Phlade
'nndee Mefvens Debility Disease ofthe Kidneys,
DlCksoN& GREEN Alexandria, Ala Sept so 1857 said We
pains to German Btters be
A. ROBINSON Belaonte, Aa 80 1851 said Your me.
nst eventually have large who usad i the
very much The people have deceived here by
teTs, and Viii nnt it betoineB known.'' -
GfOWLER gnskegee, Aa The Bierr are
well and think they will continue they give good aatis
faction 10 those who have used them ,, o. hs ~
DIR. H. p LEONARD Fayette C. H, Ala lam tx ,sa COLL.
Your Bters have done wonders m youth a son Of
NJ Hu15er Etq Of this county, under
eae o without relief reported
me although scarcely get about COM
enced with the Bitters He found frat bottle
perfectly well dstont.n " N'
These Be entirely Vegetable Possessing raat al
yanagea over of the preparations similar dis
eases. - $50 = N ~
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
]. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans
fhnaa pJo hrs.t
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Later from Nsv 1dsxlco.

We are indebted to the Clerk Of the steamer
Magnolia for the latest 81 Louis papers Hs
take the following frsm ! Republican ii ths
:31stult.
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HBATENT ACTION PLANO r,szs.sr--1
FORT ESThe snbscriber cfers 70, sate 5f5s5-z3
g ais s9d ysn Octave SQUARE AND M III
RooaSt FtANQ tGRTES, from the II w. Fl III "
q fall Of which by ts
y we Jewelry and Fancy Store m No ss
~ ~ BE-. De-. ELIJAH DUNBAR.
- : tAao oI.sa inhea. ns2 1y.
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T7yOR HAVRE.-The fast sailing shin sssaSS
KATE sWANTGN, Aforse master is now load SAKHS
ig have Quick dspateh bales Cotton aaS
to Ss9s BoGgET, WILLIAMS co. 10 Camp IT. sf
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E0R HAVRE.-- Ready to Reteiye.) ,ss
IL The Al fast sailing American packet ship MEM {AAA9
Pills. cpt Davis 10 loading and will haye
patch. For freight of4e0 bales Cotton, npplyio
fS54 7&833& ~ Sls " AARON COHEN, Common st
s1E5 i. r. WHITNEY A co, 81 Camu IL
Foreerage passage wing to The
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-aNTWERP.
BORDEAUX.

HSOR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing -
hask ARIHuf, Captain Spear, will have quick dis SA
nlys BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO. 10 campst
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TyOR HAVRl RlE.-The splendid A -
i'll American clipper ship RATTLEis, Captain Bum S4Te
having part Of her engaged rave early
M mys Ss'Aaes v j. III rXSIiBRtpeR 4 co ka a.
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n 4 HULL.

SOR HULL Passage only )-The ~
fns fast calling American ship NORMAN, capteipe eAA
having all her engaged, will
oi having elegant apply Captain
on toafd. JP WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp febas
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M TANTED-A vessel to load for Kew aJsS
Wv West Far of the bulk bills Apply SAkEe
Tys BARELLI & CO 81 Common sIfesf
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AtSOR GHARTER.-We offer for charter ~
an fast smiling shp, carrying Gotten and 49,
o9ags expected to arrive BY bfore lat Apply
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N0R LIVERP0oL.-Th new A / ssN
WAYE, Captain Saunders loading and viii bsae st
dispatch For heavy freight freight bales Cotton
.x- .,zx.-.-- j. r. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp IT.,
tAin on board ' "Fp'' w sp-
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NEW YORK.
PHIL4DELPRLa.

S OR PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia ~
and New Orleans LOe 1.-THE eaing packet SFAks
hp NAPLES, VIM H. Duncan MASTER having three I6s of
if cargo viii meet With dispatch. For
'asangs, apply on board - =
J. H. AsfIBRIDGE d co. 5s ST. Charles street
kS j. R. JAMES Il CO., Agents in Philadelphia ma
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w. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
,bhANDlEs, WINES, coIDIALs HAVANA CIGARS
@ ne country allied aud dispatched punctuay CITY
sity.1 lice Of charge = ~ 'AsAe'seA saahy anAn-
tE S9ne but choice articles sold here,
ITO Common street, opposite the 81. Charles Hotel
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The Gazette Of the I'd says
q In our last paper We gave an account Of the
expedition under the command of Col Cooke,
starting in pursuit Of the enemy, and of the par
tial surprise, fight and defeat of the Indians,
and we left the gallant Colonel at Oio Calienta'
steadily following up his advantage. Throuph
the kindness of Gen, Garland and Mai. Nichols
we are able to give q few more particulars On
the 18th of this month, Col, G. and command
arrived at the townof Ahiqni, where he intended
TO reflt, receive provisions and otherwise pre-
pare for determined and successful war with
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EtSOR5 5HAVRE.--The new A fast sail .;.SS
Ing American ship CAMBRIA Capt. Perry Il now sk19
ana VIII receive prompt dispach. freight Of SUI baiee
- Up. WHITNEY co., 81 Camp stree 5
80 pnssaKe, hppiy 70 he captain on board
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WV ANTED TO CHARTER--Two yes. .5saSS
ses Of about TONS to load in the Gulf for
foreign port The yessea should over ii feet
loaded. For further particulars, apply to -
fsb2T BaREIJJ & f,r Al eonr,,r ,,ao,
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GLaSGOW.

EyoR GLASGOW. The a / fast sailing ~
American ship CALCUTTA, Captain Lorng ID noS SAGES
and viii have quick dispatch freight oiien
]. p. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Camp ST.
~ For passsge, apply to the Captain board. msso
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nor LIVERP00L.--Th A fast sail III
~ ~ lng American ahjP MARATHON Capt Tyie.,
patch For freight OF 400 bales Cotton. apply
TO GIttNEY d LOWELL, I1e Common street
40 M
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EsOR HAVRE.-The A j fast sailing iEssssSS
" Ainesiean ainp EAsTERN QUEEN, Capt. Emery xkkSp
loadng and will have quick Dispatch For frei9t IN
bales Cotton, apply % q !.
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B0GERT WILLIAMS d Co. 10 camp street
board. at Post %. Ffrst Dfairict Atp.5 aps,Is ~
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HfoR# SALE LOW-The copper and sfassss
copper fastened yacht FLIIT about 10 tom sburlhen
perfectly sound and well foqnd in every respect Apply
my9 3w H. MCNEIL. VANCE. 2Earondeet ,trest
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kS Persons unable orean and who may 5ee
any q ths articles have only
thef orders TO u ANT0GNlNI them
ANPOGNlN has also the to inform his friends and IL
IN general that in with one
ln manufacturers Of DEb@uf on hand
sell at an exceedingly low price. ~ - = pt =
exienon of bis house, the which he has esab
a continues each day to establish, Innnufac
his line at he current raes -
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sT,EAMsHIPs---sTIIPS.
H HHL pE STO5V.
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BNOR CAT VEcV51N i ,r.,Y. ,,,s,ls D. d 49, - s<y.-,


EtSOkGAllVE ESTON ,IEDIANoIA, ,PoRT .ycsfzsS
Nav oiIasp. oAyAcA c.. md MATAeoRph A BAY
m ne nsw and mngnlcent steamship MEXICO, John Thornr.
u, wi lsaye above indanoa
De landed the harveA (Hhbecl
asorda without extra charge. freight or
HARMS 4 s'i Sioka \, foot u Julia street,
49, ~. Il, h., opposite thu Steamship Ianiing
bisltDe having established It's Paaa
sns. n - 4 '' - ~ OWL y mp
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gToRz sALE.-A BARK of about 400 a5sASs
tons regs ready any voyage. For terms apply
to my22 BoGERT, WILLIAAdS,& d CO I'd {. .n7nsf1--
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NTslyyJ DEAD CATTLE.--one dollarsz7- n
NgssAl VI VIII be paid for every fresh DEAD HORSE EAf
SSa51Taz Or COW delivered the Orleans Bone
h't'f s'iad % ward, ~ 80" s''s'sato. = soei
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W u, , ,IL-,NJA
~ the Veterinary Schools Prussia late sa5W
psaefnaty Surgeon to his Royal Majesty The King
Prussia has established
on Of all kinds of DOMESTIC ANaAIS at ,he corner n VIII
the animal kngdouii is heir to- = f5f ~ Iva
& eadera g. his many friends and patrons in this city
ot grateful aeknow dgments
o. Their patronage which he pledges himself merit y
sfct aHention to his profession =
s All orders left the Drug uepn ae
street, opposite Dfyadss Market attention.
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1854 ZIMMERMAN & CO
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SEADEN, MITsgEEss 4 co.

w fsHINGToN, ID. G.
FTyHE undersigned respectfully announce tha
i tsey have termed co-Partnershipso lrsnsac.
a general Banking am Rsehaagc business 3 his
city, itndes the firm Of SELDEN N1rHkkS :
CO., snt are prepared 10 dealin
F5rei;{t AID Domestic Exchanges T,ase- Bills Ere.
mislry Notes, Certificates ~ Depossie ketiersef
Credit Bank Notes 0ad Coin
We;undertake 10 make collections and promptly
to REMIT the proceeds any designed point within
or without the Union.
Mri MILAN SELDEN, a member OF the firm, and
for Emhny years past the Treasurer III IN Tinted
Statsi w give his careful personal attention IL all
financial business which We may be employed to
transde with any ofihe Departments 81 the Govern
ments
The bnsincsFwhieh our employers may require
us to transact will be conducted with fidelity and
promplit1de, and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Ieete Treasurer fAe u. s..
JOHN WRITER'S,
81 AfcTardria, VI.
sa r.. w. LATHAM,
~ Wushia&ko8, d. C.
L. p. BAYNE,
81 or Babimeye MI
Washington, Dec 6. is50.-if