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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
STEAMSHIP NAILS.

We so seldom ind anything in the dOngs of Con-
gress that can approve that when we DO find any
thing OF that character, surprise and gratitude
prompt very decided expressions of satisfaction.
The action of the House, on Saturday on the subject
of steamship Nails if we rightly understand the
rather confused and opaque telegraphc report, was
emneDtly wise and statesmanlike and we deem il de-
serving of general appreciation. The remarks of
Messrs WALBRIDGE and WHEELER were pertinent
and forcible and doubtless exerted very considerable
influence in securing the proper result.
We understand the House, by its action of Sa;ur-
day, to affirm these propositions:
]. Tie existing contracts with companies or inii-
siGutls for the conveyance Of Ocean NIs ara 20 BE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PROM WASHINGTON
Special Dsp.,eA to The \. 7. Tri'as..

sseelA DispstcA 10 The y I. Trlass.
WisHIssroN Jaly -. 1884.
Jefferson DAVIS sad Tic Presidents darling -
secure the ten millions g Pr"P.sej by Mr. sTk'i1!e $
strongly pressed upon members by ne powers that Be-
bu, :, vii s.nsy fall There ~ be no spproPr "a ~
ten Millions for the purpose required by the Pres dent
Mark this.
Tbs war upon the steamer lines hs, seen efe,;ss.
c..r- = percussbly sb.ent. TWess AMI walsh openly
and Walker .ecrcy aided the onslaasfs. W.brd,s aat
Wheeler fought vigorously asans; The a''alan
Thomas l. Richie Representative froa sho, is dsagx
,r.lv IL. The runor Of biz dea;h i un.ou,det.
The reports q the investigating ConsH.e On the Cot
ex,epsop VIII probably not be made before wednesday.
An exciting week i expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

II the Senate On Saturday the bill relative 10 the
accommodations for United States Courts and direct
ing contracts 10 be made for sites and proper build
ings in New-York Boston Baltimore and Phladel
pbia for Courts and Post Offices further amended
and returned to the House The House amendment
10 the bill authorizing the Washington and Alexan-
dra Railroad Company 10 extend their road, when
allows the Baltimore and Ohio road cert in privileges.
war disagreed to. The bill refunding TO Col. Ere
mont Sl.3 00G with ten per cent. ateres from I-)D.
for beef furnished to California Indians passed.
4 number Of private bills passed by the House on
Friday were received, read and reerrrd-sOme Of
them considered snd passed. The consideration OF
the River and HarbOr bill then resumed. The
amendment authorizing the Secretary OF War to sus-
pend appropriations in certain cases was rejected By
q vote o If yeas to 80 maya. Various amendments TO
the bill were proposed and rejected and at halpast
four o'clock the Senate ad jOuTned.
TIE House of Representatives at an early hour
went into Committee of tie Whole on ne ill ma ing
appropriatiOns for transportation OF the United States
nails bv ocesn steamers or otherwise for the year
ending June 81 l-j5 The section appropriatiag
Ss5-. eco for the transportation of the mails from
New York to Liverpool having been read, q long
debate ensued as to the merits Of the Collins steam
ers. An amendment fixing the 3lst day Of December
next as the time for the Secretary Of the Navy to give
notice of the termination Of the arrangements for the
additional allowance to the Collins line was adopted
After few remarks by Mr. MACE relative TO his
course in the Select Committee appointed to invesi-
gate tie mail steam contracts the Committee rose,
the amendment cOncurrod in, and the bill passed
The bill merely appropriates the amounts for steam
mail service required by law. An additional section
was added authorizing the dispeasaon Of tie pres
6nt arrangements for transporting mails, provided 1t
can be done without violation Of tie contract, IN
which cases proposals from the lowest resPons ole
bidder are to be invited for the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

CoNSEcTICUT is 10 enjoy the benefits OF Liquor
Prohibition from AMI after to morrow. More strictly:
those benefits are hcncetor.h within her reach. and
will be enjoyed or forfeited % the Temperance men
Of her several tow uhps shall be faithful recrcaut
If they enforce the Law promptly. thoroughly, rgd'y,
twill Justify and sustain them but if they allow it to
he deGed and tramped on, it will drag them down
into the ure with il, as it should Men OF Connect.
cut If you allow illegal rumselling for one day the
good time for stopping it will never come. BE ready
70 close up the la.t srosshoP in your Stately lega!
process. If necessary-at an early hour to morrow.
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DEsHIER's WONDERFUL FEVER AND AGUE PHI
mr., sola Nv TUos j. HAyrs No 49, Ailsntcc Bfooklyn.
Mo- Is TROrnLEn MITm RAT,


q disgultsd with loatisoI" ROuches'
whoever snl dsse
you 20 read the following A.d thke the hint:
wv Irving HoUsT, New York Aug 10. 1885,
cheeruv recommend PARSONS Cas- NERMN AID INSECT
F1taNISATor the hest article tie derucon o Cooaches
have ever Ms house has been entirely cleaned OF them with
On, n 4, l,,s. incorvtrisnct. D HoWAED.
sod Nv G. CLIcKIXEE Co Agents No 81 BarciaysL Price
Is cent? box
AsFTNwAIL'S COMPOUND Tonic MINryRE-lt is
ohons md fever whore ganirg ground whcra
il encountered by ordinary medical tre1ment aud h Is
eou,y A. thG wherever h has been
remedy the die h. been INN. daey checked
These vital by equally
and they afford grounds for recommend
In tie dieiue the public b. oil, eTnent which rational
Tic he Toxic MIXTURE,
will which present pupieto prepacd 10 meet al who
sketcel subject Is Of nature which pecluds oil cono
tho hah'st rspectabnv rodr - ell
trouble verify the statements led~ through tAe
press relation ocnc The most obstinate cases Of
es ie second bottle OF ,h
pre- sson. FreVsIed sAe Tie ogna formula, Oy THOMAS G
MsSwELL No. 81 Williams, noar Madeleine
3 BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the leading article,
be The best DSE eau for perfectly ooons tho
moment Il led Tens OF thousand3 ~ al l OF nc
proc ny reliable DYE known sod o. ed ~
private AT W A. BAToHELoss No >. br"AdwsS
CRlsTADoROs HAIR DyE.-Ths superb prcpara-
ton universal Acknowledged 70 be the safest aud
ro,Gte Dye IN M ia is cians processes ~
IaTug uesDwhBe HouIIsAen and slknofs the har sold
wholesale aud rtsh sud sPp'd CHaisrADosos6 Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

ALBANY County has first appointed Delegates to
the Saratoga Convention. Her meeting was held on
Friday; the Hon. BRADFORD K. WOOD in the Chair;
when tie following Delegates were chosen:
Daniel Hcrtle. Eli Perry. l. L. Judson, Wn. II. Bur
le-h, Amos Dean Peter Shaver, GAVIN Pepper john g.
Treltwell, David : Pierce, &. p William, samuel u.
Poster. James Edwards. Clinton Rice. Nm. SinCeraGt
Nm. Richardson, Adam Van Alien, VIM Barnes, saec
Edwards, Maurice l.. Ye.e, Dcodatus Wright.
The following Resolves were adopted
R>o'ref, Tha, the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
has de- trrted that compromises are only held sCred
b, Slavery propscandi- when they deemed benicih
20 he mt r,ts oi ayehoders-thst having repuilted
is compact hcd nvioable, and rendered an issue
between slavery cnd FrCefomwe accept the issue, and
1iiln and a,cor liz . The provisions vi our Nlt)-4l
Constitution viii unite In effor 20 rnodfytla Oi0us
features o. Tie Fugitive >lcyc hw0 regain for Freedom
its lost u;ory and 10 restore the policy Of the General
Government ~ the Tree and republican tendencies Of
Washington Jay and Jefferson and the other Fa;Ler- Of
tie Republic In our revolutionary days
Es,l-ei. 1ba; The North through her al,e and traitor
OTIS rtpr snatycs = mainly re-ponshle for the repeal
the Missouri Compromise and for the bold. aggressive
and project. 0.tbe Slave pOwertla; the remedy
j. m the nan's %; tie people Of tie free states ana We
pied - ourselves e-p. OF party. ~ support can
dda for Congress who Is no, committed by his past acts
ami declared principle 10 active and vigorous EFFORT q
restore Tic Missouri Compromise, recently 50 shametul
violated.
E,soei Tia, To- the gallant band OF southern patriot
IN he lo- If Ecpres, natives. who maintained me i
and binding force OF compacts although Tor The beneht
freedom. AMI spurned the DrOe OHered ~ The Aroids 0
II. NOrh. W tender warme-t thanks, and We wi
despair OF the Republic. or Of or southern Oreth
cn when represented By such fearless, patriotic and hon
oraOe statesmen.
Psaor,d That our sincere thank. due 20 he Hon
f. W Peckham our Represe NATIVE in Congress for h
dgned able and determined opposition u the passage
the Nebraska bill and that his manly and patriotic
deserves additional commendstion when cOntras,ed wit
his weak associates who yielded Executive influences
and held their party superior to their country
L sol-ed That il il the duty OF the friends OF freedom
treat the northern doughacs who in Congress beira
and sacrifice BY their votes In such manner % Shot
.fr iev lr.I s tn traitors much thy dc'cst IN
- i.. 'ir reason.
.. I.s. Chi r.. .tI- ari-l..' = .lufr,-.pe D. -.
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The bills of mortality for the past week show a
total of / l39 deaths of which ~ were from chole-
"a The increase from cholera is very moderate and
the disease is almost exclusively confined to persons
of foreign birth as may be seen b. an examination
of the record of places Of burial in the Office of tie
City Inspector. The whole number OF deaths, thus
far this year ioots up l56C5 being an increase OF
1896 over the corresponding period in 1888. The
whole number of deaths from cholera this year has
been 9lO The disease is not near active aud yru-
lent as in 1870 and from present appearances the
City is likely 10 get of pretty easily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

4 terrible catastrophe occurred OF Saturday aiier-
noon in this City in the falling OF a large unfinished
gas house at the foot of Fourteenth ST., East River
Three persons were almost instantly killed, and more
than dozen badly wounded. From what we have
been able to gather it would seem that the building
which was nearly 200 feet square and very heavy was
built upon made ground and that the sinking OF some
of the pillars brought down the central roof aud that
dragged two side roofs with it, We are told that the
walls which were oyerthrOwn showed quality OF
mortar of the dry sand style, with adhesiyeness
whatever As the Coroner is to proceed this mornu
TO investigate the matter We forbear further comment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

wrsooSsK.-TAe Dodge Co. Barr Oak and Tie Sic
6oygan Nets M'engr, have given in their adhesion TO
the Anti-Nebraska movement. These papers Demo-
cratic in politics. All Wing and Free Democratic
exchanges cordially support the republican so ausp
cousy begun the State Convention Of the opponents of
The Nebraska niquty held Madison the anniversary
NJ the ensctu,ent of the Ordinance ofl7s7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

Chance Of being nd Of the ysgabOuds The people OF
~ yv.,1 nice. TONIGHT 70 consider whether las or
ruffani.m shall ruiz over them lie eA
60 coed. 1t m,y even result IN such eouf PI'
lie sentiment as will drive the lighting men nom 'He
C.ty. At which most desirable result al gooi c''1'H'
would haze cause 20 rejoice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

JoHs BAiLHAcHE reres from the conduct Of Tie Alton
TeeeropA IN after having been an editor forty-two
years He editor of what is now The ono Siate
Journal at Columbus some quarter OF century ago.
When he first began his labOrs there was but one member
of Congress House from the west Of the Ohio Faithful
and courteous through his hope he retre with
the Of living comfortably for the remainder OF hs
DAYS. but feel BY no means sure Of il
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To AdverffstTE.

THr WEEELY TRiaVyE basnov tc.rrglgt.on o. IL 600
eors rrcor.tfc hes- rcver- MEDIUM % fa- I'D
S,sss cscriairz a. &C., % even Sc 10 1- L15 ~ 20
Provinces 6c ug1ri's p s1- Fs-4 E-caa Ns-A-
Fauiss &c Thoe vto VIII o. nuke - tus1@st rHTn ~
ceuu.r5 would 10 vel ~ ia "fESLY IfisrNt A
f6 Der Of Advertisement Iered g. ~ c-- PEI --r
escf irssfion
THE STgi.WEEEIr TRlfryT also hes a very large err
eu.ton in TIE eou-r7 A6verser-cp1 ses - 80 cen ~i
linz n in
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w.ulsc1o, SATURDAY. JAY y lsii.

Tie Ur.oa of this mor,ng has = lengthy article a
favor Of the resolution placing slo 900 900 at the ars.l
Of the President if Necessary TO Use IN the acquisition Of
Cuba during tie recess Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

TIE Undermined. CoEnuit-ses Appointed iO - l y
nF Teu.rtIce ofssB1soa. Of the sist hereby es sIA'E
TTNPRAyCE CONVENTION - meet 10 ne c - ~ AIoeh'
an wYpNEsDAY re e7rE DAY OF SEPTEMBER rex. a l.
t 70 take INTO conssers7u ire preert erEsn- OF -
s.g.. and 10 e~1n.ros uYor e - citizens Te1s re
, Of cfrsse 70 upon h7 eoue Wen nay render or
gs., he NOT sIeetv. obtaining the .essiioa E1h W d.
1u.rd
T,eh Assembly, District vii b rspTsss-;sd ~ for D'sS
DIV bo.sr IN sch manner friends Of prohibition il esfh Dis
ffct decide.
Iii breG that Ii Only M 10 -e,d De-. .ts. ~ho cor
de- ne enrolment q ,v p-ohag hs Liquor Ge - raf
MASS RATIFICATION MEETING VII ,'.enis a. tae
zane rlsos n.1; c-y. THURSDAY >; 2oci @ VI which "
be se1fes.ed pIoir.ut Ten pss1ee Spares tf tas aa1
eth, It Aored tLst boh CcuVe-io-s MI be l5
stteratd WA ~ = iRD>DS Albany
GT,O d BEERS. Torp-.1s,
DAVID "HIGH Csy1Es.
Z. EA.E E- &-iO-,.
Cyrrfee Nel,. York >t4e I>1r>r0als Sr1''fy
JOHN REID. Ab-aT.
L ~. ROGERS Eco
Il. + ALLEN. NssaE-t9n.
Gro HALL Kna,
JaMFs NACKEAS SewYs,s.
Coznif>. q. D Eaffcr1 Ven loyk S. Of +
CHAs Z FORD G-usses
@. I" JERMAiE N.ssts.
DANIEL =. NAR-H. Oswr-o.
BEN. JOY Tomrsias
". BAILEY. Oa-da
Covufffre r. D. Hci'r1 Aei- YAK s. 1T
PsrsTs friendly he Casse e.ted ~ copy and - a'
% he above.
rTl len.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

MAssAcHwxrTs.-A Republican State Convention,
TO which all opponents Of the Nebraska niquity in
yicc is csed to assemble a, Worcester on tho 'th Of
Son.enbcr for Tie 5Diastioo Of . state ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

We publish this morning conflicting accounts rela-
tive 10 the arrest of WIN. Ii. Arrison. the person
supposed to have sent the torpedo to the Marine Hos
pal at Cincinnati on the night OF the 26th June, BY
the explosion of which ilr. and Irs. Allison lost
their lives. seysxth page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

n 20 cooperate With any Emigration Societies herstoots
r hereafter % b, organized for he purp0se o ang d,
he seer@rt u lie territories 81 kausAs and SsDraks
b, free .igrauts and the establishment oil ne Sspaper
there devoted 90 N, interests Of Frcet,m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

VERNoNr.-lien. Ezekiel p Walter MS declined
the nomination forGoyernor rendered hm 6y the sic
Mass Convention believing that beth Temperance
and Resistance 10 Slavery Aggression would be pro
r,ot.d BY his so doing. Oscar l. Shaitsr, Free
DEM who was nominated for Lieut. Governor BY
the Wig State Convention al Rutland, having Ike
wise declined. in order TO fulfill prior engagement
asa LAWYER. which takes him for some months to Cali
foruis. the Wing STATE Committee has substituted
Gen Ryland Fletcher Of Cs7endish. Free Democrat
and the candidate If the State Mass Convention.
There are now therefore but candidates IN nomi-
nation for each state oicc-the only and Amt Douglas
candidates being the following
Pr Go-rr-or-srEerf, RoYcs Of Franklin Co.
Foy Lie.i iore,ror-R,-,SD FLfTcsss Of ".ldscf''
F.y Troassr,r-HENst ". BArss Of " ,hia.oa Co
All these. We believe, sre capable good men. hos
tile to slavery Extension, and in favor of Liquor Pre-
hitition Merritt Clark. the Administration csad-
date for Governor is also capable, estima5le man.
who will not pander 70 the Rum interest sni eerssn
aly does rot deserve the severe forging which ne Is
destined to receive in September. But the ticket
aboye given s the only one that be elected which
is openly hostile to the opening Of Free Territory 20
slavery, AMI the duty of Vermont is plain. sle will
elect it by bounteous majority
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, sAPyS-ROBYRT NJ. PAT.
TEN BOXES
W., RrssDY f.r FeyER snd
OF DtsHLER's NV aud lsvALrAsLt kEnl
GcuL hsS etcctsd

rES PERMANENT cgRrs' ..,
Resa. sAyE HAEsoa. Lsneseer Co Pa Jay - ~
your carr o,h s TIA. dy are '6 o.. y ths;
,SsI 5sIs 70 I'D f.Y n1 r,ssIEo
eIsss We oeri.ny EEL Oh a.9os 70 y2u ior '1dng
ca ~sn cry eefGestrs from h,:e e ne kHow One person
ss d E b. YOU'D s.vs OoerOl
AUS lad he known a yosi giils year sso-' gHy,v
Prize Al per box or or The Of tA-e rsaas
9 ., 80 % 3; .ttsrs,snpe part Of the United
sste. e1ost Oru md C.lfor,s or 90 these Tor p ssI' r.
~ si BSrfS;st and b. Gicrt W,ri1 Co 80 III E,rth
Sdst Phi.dslIh. To.l' sso1, tna Il .1 SS s &
Gsion Gomez Bow y sac O1ds Shdd-n s2ia.f boz
I52 Broadway BeiiaH 30 10 G,nd e, y" 's5a'oaI.a
Brot W; Tho Hay 10 i5 Alsnie Brooklyn nd samuel
a asy no s a. 20 3 6Ss1t}s \ J
More Editorial Proof of the great virtue of DR..
HoorLAsDs CEsNaS prepared 6y Dr. C. NJ JAcksos
f .anecl servo a' b iy D.ss Sd1ej &c.
Lhe T,r!h Lea Lowe sys Hoo reoed ioa re-
public o. me yaq. raeo hsds'G7, o.
VI eoiosr worthy Of noct he German Bat e nye5isl by
Or sN Ssels IN ebh the superior Of
aedcre tested h' fallen under or Dur
W.. se etoasy win liver complain and s',el tryin;
.eT asins much relieved Of his DISTRESSING slady ths
procured another bottle sDa Te,,25sa eo H. u
con iefd parent medicines to ih co1uaelc- "a
fioofands GerInsn Biiep. wAh to be- distinctly under
iuE Of the notuLs VI the dc mn ar
q period. aud then rfOticn stef mas ran
ia guilty mkief hut Of medicine long esisbsf Cd ana
Dnivey pse0 snd which ha met the hearty approval t11
fscuy isef' "-evsay 49,
No s.. W.Ifenst; BOYD PAUL, M 40 Cnambezss- G. Y
CscgsNEE Co No 81 BlIosy OLCorT, hchissoN " ROB
No MaidulaDe Mrs HAYES, BOOkyui hud ~ Drug
sisss end dealers In medicines eveTyWhffr.
WHIT THE NEw-YORK CITY Folks SAY Or DR..
HLAAEs CELEEkATLD NEKMiitGx: =. go,
NFw-YORS, Aug. q, 1852
This 10 certify well acquainted with by years
Of for neny resident OF this city who has at times
uely H. cOrld tell from unless wes
He told hi attending ID yscan his suspicious but TIE ply
fidicucd idea and rrfGsd attend Inn
lpeer Ills then n-roued DR. hLANG's FERHFvCI, end
ssLd him be would tke IL his reply ~ss' must take on"-
thne get relief OF die 80. .,,,
ne, a, once procured toe Of Dr. MLANE's celebrated 'ER
hsif The ult ~ passed
Lpwrrd OF three quarts ap evcy Tie veil
he eood Samaritan OLD relieve hs uuoruua
rebbo tie his bunss To un aud select all csses
sr 10 his may even by the regular physicians
ard induces D hLASES VEPniTucE 81 far be hss
induced than 70 take the NERMFUG md IN
with the happy reultA lie Is well SATISFIED That
MLASrs far 70 otnsr known RENE
generally known would nor il 70 save many
vsushe lives For further particulars, inquire Of Mfs htkDL
No 1874 Cannon New iOrk City
valuable remedy. Gse DR. &bASTs csieba d
PILLS be had al ctab!e drug store this
city.
MLASE's All others IN coTpar'on ao worth
is,s "a
t,frft. Dr. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

There was very destructive fire yesterday after
noon in jersey City, whereby 20 81 buildings Were
destroyed. including some large machine shops. The
loss is estimated al about $4,000.
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Business Notise 8


Isrfy GYNTtfNth AID NHLDG'
of tie asrt s"s - the 7Vest
-. - srA he qualities AZ - p1cda'ed % hi' comfy
Psra ~ 49,. USi0s AoAsss
~n % ' Hosiory and Uader Gtruae. Hsnufaotory,
40 81 BRosOsAf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.-LJng known,
YAIKEAsKs X Co. ~ z, Wsfsrf
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Opposite Hftropohten y 9tei ela Nio., ? 'S.raen-
-. - - A -, p, Dr,r.,,f-,. l,.N-,,-

ALERT II. NlCOLAY will hold bis regular semi
..lv Auet9p al. 4 STO6ss sud foSDs ~ DAY ~ ocE,
At H. gerch.u E1essrts Ror uTteE part cas sc IL tdgsf-
,..susut 10 snoahsr c1Uu4n
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24
Bi.SulDllite of Lime.

TNHE Undersigned is manufacturing this
i important article on large scale.
The planters and sugar manufacturers gen.
orally, may depend upon getting the very
agent, wanted, to increase the quantity Of
sugar; and to obtain it whittier and purer.
Directions how to use it, will be delivered
gratis, or sent by mail free of postage.
H. BoNNABEL, Manufacturing Chemist,
35 n 81 Tchoupitoulas Street, corner OF
Natchez, New Orleans.
The most satisfactory certificates of the
value OF this preparation of Lime can be
had, from large Sugar planters in the State
who use it. Address letters post paid to
HENRY BoNABEL, New ORLEANS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24
DRY GOODS g. STATIONARY.
1AnlEHC nm ESS ISnAnG


TNHE attention of the Public 10 called to
J. the beautiful assortment of Dress Goods
which am now opening direct from New
York and Philadelphia, consisting of the fol-
lowing.
Rich figured Plaid, striped and Chene Silks
do Plaid plain, and figured Black
Plaid silk Poplins, Turk satins and Scotch
Plain; Plaid and figured DeLaines and
Cashmeres Black mourning Grape, new
article for mourning; Black Al Alpacas Bonn
bazines and black DeLaines; English and
American Prints, large assortment small
figures for children; French Prints all in
dress patterns no two alike; Plain figured
and dotted French Swiss Muslins Jacknet
Cambria, Nansook and Cross bar Muslins.
Also beautiful assortment of evening dress
Goods, very rich aud entirely new.
octS Nv. w. u. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24
THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted.) J
G. A. PIKE, Editor A.Fr0priet"r. Il
Office on Third Street.

~Tcrms.-Tn subscription is fixed at the
rate of . 90 per annunl, payable In advance, or
$6 90 at the expiration Of six months. The Week
Iy is published at - 50 per annum, invariably in
advance. Both will be punctually delivered with
in the limits OF the City by the carrier.
~Advcriisimg.-ON Dollar per square
for the first insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent insertiOn--ten lines or less, con
stitute square.
Yearly AdvertfsinE.-Merc Ira
ters, and others, will be contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
JOb.WOrk.-OrR facilities for doing
Job Work with neatness and despatch-in all va
rieties Of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tablishmsnt in the City-sucb as
LAWYERS BRIErs--BAIL TICKErs-PosTERs-RIi
HEADs--lITIL OF RNGRAMMES-ELE'ToN
TICKETS -DRuGGIsrs' LABm!s-CARDs-CiKcuL
and VISITING CARDS For farther particulars, we
ipvfte you to call and our specimens.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24
y. GOUEDEN,

ORN "A M ENTAIL PAINTER.
HAVING established his shop in Baton
Ill Rouge, takes this opportunity of IN
forming the citizens of Baton Rouge, and
it's vicinity that l am now prepared to do
all kinds of work in my line OF BUSINESS:
House. Sign, and Ornamental Painting,
Flag and Banner Painting, Gliding, Grain
ing, Glazing, Marbeling and Wall Coloring.
On reasonable terms, and on short notice
By strict attention to business, hope
to gain liberal share of patronage. Shop
on Third street opposite Hollis Stable.