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MurIay ON BOARD THE AMERICAN SHIP FIDELiA.
We fluid the following IN the Lon ION Tunes oil
the 2lst of Juns.--A mutiny broke out yestefuny
rnoruing atlo..g The seuInen on board tie tIusl",
American emil rant vessel oeionsins 10 NieSsls'
Barring Brothers, Of Liverpool, aud lying III The
M.rsey, intending TO sail fjr New YORK.. we
have not received full details OF the oc' urrence
tut we learn that the captain (DIxon) shot one OF
two men, and that during the struggle WI Gu LOON
place number Of SuiloIS were seriously oTuiss9.
thirteen OF the mrneers heVs been brouShs
a. horc in custody, aud Will be placed before the
mag tIale this uVrfiinr. IL seetliS that The eigIa
tou officer was cleGrIng tue ship, when the Inate
oruer,d the hunds forward. They refused TO obey,
he seized vue man by tie aEin, when tie fellow
drew ms knife from the sh. ath, aud nisde sETeta
attempts ~ stat tue rats, who ulilmately tecelv
ed wound III the arai The .ttieE rnen then l0ii-
cd IN the attack, aud the result niiSLi have Proved
serIou5 to the mate, WHEN the capt III spronS iUr-
wuri and dlschar ed two pISlo.s among tic inu l.
ness, both shots taking eH,ct One nau (Nylar)
Was shot through The back of tue neck, and Is saId
20 be IN u dangerous condition The other man
va on slightly wCuuded.
The London N. US of tie 2lst ult.. in speaking
OF the event, saYs:-: Yesterday morning mutt
ny, attended, regret 10 say, with melancholy
re5uItS, broke out IN the Am TIcAn ship Fnlelia,
Captain Dixon, lying at unchO. IN the Messy -
From all that We have been uUe tU gather Uf the
unfortunate circumstances, il would appear thai,
from Cause not 0t present. publ'shei, some tssIi'S
Iscton existed among llir crew, and upon the first
mate, noned BIagg, going amongst them, was
stabbed III several place The TACT OF ;he OUT
breah having come 10 the ears Of Captain Dixon.
who was OH b ard al thh time. he feed shot III
order 10 tefIly them, winch unfortunately, II
would appear, lUd. ed i'll the neck Ui Ut the
Few Cat, DlArn, hoMever, most positively US
ser's that lie reti IN the air ami that the ShU inusi
have come from another quarter. The "hiiT Is
under Investigation by the authorities, aud the
parties viii be rough, b.ior tne magistrate al
Liverpool to day (M ,dn, iay)."
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Professor Nlorse,s
rnvigornting Eli.ir or Cordial.

HnVisOrnttnS Elt1lr or Cordtni
The ov,r.wrogt brain and debi;itard body hd tIieir
best soace aud mos potent restorative in this unryslcd
tonic Upon the stomach. which always weakened by
oecs OF intellectual labor taxing orte ply
nuNers il actslIe charm, imp4 rtihg that regu-
Ia,or and balancc.whe tire eorporeu machine tile
strength 10 per It's Junction., and The power TO Sc
crete in due quantity solvent juices necessary for
feet DIGESTION There is species OF disease,
from neuralgia ami tic doloreux TO the ghtest huerrgs
OF the nervous system, which may not be promptly sub
ued by this peerless invgorant For all un0nal COM
plants tho results OF dissipation, proceeding
from in causes 1t is, In the fullest OF the
word invaluable Ladies', who suffer severely froE
this description or ailments will 40 well 10 bear this aet
Ia mind.
The coriials put up, highly ntrated, In pint bot
Ties Price dollars per bottle two for five dollars,
ak for twelve dollars. c. II. RING, Proprietor,
1O2 broadway, New York.
soby Druggists Throughout the United states, Canada,
and the West Indies. c
Agents.- WtrrLtso-KELLs q. CALDWELL.
cIsctsSAri--B. Il .HE.4KINis.
uP-Seo advertisement jy3
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DEArH FROM cnoLlnA.- Mrs. shillito. of Gin
ctnpa,i, passenger or the Lady Pike ftop St.
Louis, died = edussday Afternoon of cholera
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United states Hot L,
Chestnut street, above Fourth,
Ell - nEI .REIa

~ !. NAcLt LIEN, Gate Of lines Ho'eI,O has the
". pleasure TO Inform his lends and this II yeins
Immunity, that h. Ia eIs d this for a tei IN OF
wears aud is now rrrl'r tho reception guests.
he Loot "dSsntages Of this avorite establishment
arc too well kIgSSiI need comment,
The li1rSE AID FuRNIrrKE have hern put III first
det tue rooms TAI and we'll ventilated The Ia
heS VIII wals be supplied wi h best and the p o.
iretcT pledges Intse that effort mis- part shall BE-
wait IL Imake the UNITED STATES equal ia com OTIS
Ia any " i" in 'IIr Qu,Eer Civ jyI-om
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REAL EsTam-

SsyERAL wei, 70 be SUI
S Es'ss sIs sls 5s e. 4. aa
soIe Tier ri sg r. sia p...
s :, Tws:y Fsr s Ct II li4S s!iI Go
IN one aud Two years. viz iakeh In 10 ,pit !,
y house ccntaini l to,, aalerest iTor, and y
sSe = .I Wen Of WAFER. Tie h sS, IOsr viii
and Tie io5SiOn IS d. gi i "9S so
w9ik OF the most busIn.ss asit ,vioiTiable A
Payment viii be taken a, pnis q he si,uh I've
-, one Two aud three ycsTa POI ". Gent an
my2s sm rx, John DUNE ! mon, +, =
---- -. IeNt duOT IN a. NNNE, L,'s.at5
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For Sni

OF No 8. in block a5. on HSale.
a. and rInrins back 100 lee, ~ pden s:r..,
se 5eat situated ms Ia tie si ~ an alley g,
ot a oG o on tse back part and 'id.o
FoTinio nation ei quirs ., I ,s 'gii The
ny2 d this Office ., P w
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REMOVAL.

IuAvE removed my wholesale stock Of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 tic new lour story brick buildius,
30. nv, Main StreeI,
west side between Mon"e aud Uniou Streets wnere
will be prepared cary aud cxtensiv. spring
stock direct ft" importers aud manufacturers, which
would be pleased my aud custpn,cs
To call aud examine.
feb4 WIN. Il. SELBY.
r1-J a. aeteatf wu be found at the ABOVE establish!
Inent. whe, he awAiIa uil Old friends.
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nrsICK AND AFFi.lcTED. m

THE most satesua certain eh,:dy known the
world fol- che cure ol obstinate t5Vghs, eods sathnis,
bronci.is blood sIittiiS, liver complaint, whoopng
cough, Group tickling RISING IN the throat, nervous
biity, pains in the side breast. bi oxen constitutions
OF caomel and other Causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of WILD CHER
KY consumption 4ter 1t reached state,
character hitherto de cd inemable, yields
without struggle great oriGns Wild Chez ny pc
pa. alton. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
pref sao and the ouly compound prepared BY REGULAR
rhysieian Is manufacture ed under the insdiate
DR. SEHAYHE, at his Laboratory No. North seventh
81. above AaIket, Plitadelphia.
te- sefe 6z-DR. JAMES sAKBRj kELLs 4 CALD-
wrLLi and PATTERSON 81 Go Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BuKbsALL * Co., ClIrpInati
and By .eaI, b generally. EepIS
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is s, four hundred and thirty one; by the Wesleyan
Methodist, three hundred a.d eleven; by the Ro-
man Catholics, three hundred anil elev. n.
The receipts of the British and oreign Bible
Society, for The past yeal, from the ordinary sources
of income, were sl25,e6s; the subscriptions to
the Jubilee fund we.e S6S 6O7; 10 The Chinese New
Testament Funi, ESQ, fascinating total o.
E222 GAG, bsing nearly million aid quarter Of
dollars. During the year, l,357,62s copies of the
scriptures issued from the home aud foreign depOtS,
being an incrense of iss,7S5 over the previous
year, making the total issues ol the Society 27sSs,
63l copies. .5,.l...,.s.....sa..ss..
The last published reports Of The Theological
SchooIssin the United Slatss, make the humble:
Connected with them about l, 4o0-some 300 more
than there was in is4s. II is estimated that there
are n, led annually i'll this country 10 supply va
canci.s made by death and Otherwise, iIon enc
10 two thousa ministers, exclusive of-the num-
ber made necessary by The increase oil population.
During the past fifty yenTs, the number Of mem
bers of evangelical Churches IN III. United Safes
has increased from 4U0,000 10 100000, being an
increase of eight fold. while the population has in
creased only four fold.
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A DESIRABLE brick hou.e '. e:
nrs inquire Of TaoS f,is S S?ss
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WHOLESALE
Boot and shoe store.

TIE firm OF Ttnle Marsh bell dlsso. we'd by mutual
CONSENT George r. Iingle las sssociatei with HIM III
tho who osae AID retail boot and shoe business IN lbs
city Mr. John Altman (fonerly ui the nrn oil ihnan
community, uLder the style and Tnse ~ Altman
As slia pu STOCK In % rash
and first hands, shall not only he able 10 uner toi
friends good substantial in bath brsue hes o.
@ hui IFess fqy 10 ss@ 10
offer du, eneuts than wc can eiihe IN price
quality Thankful for past avors tended 10 ne oia
mr.: we most rsspse fully solicit continuance OF
tue Pu'N' p"''O' TlaGLE & ALTMAN.
Vince Ing, Jolly Isi, 1873.
P.S.-The business Of the old frn Of Tinsle " n. sh
will be sc.t.eh up BY either OF h. larineIs lgIl
RanI of Is hcelinB,
" hcelin July 5, SJ4 -
dcnd O pei cent, TO The Stockholders ON OF
'' jyf1 l"o t2'n INST D. C. LIST. Cashier.
7 UsT opeled al my.sIore room next door to Greer,
y OH e. o., No IS honroe .t IT.
jy:1 * pA''' '"''' '-p y ISIEs B. MARSH.
UST Teeeived a ny Rs g .toIe T90a ne1t door to
100 pairs nens elf brSgans ,-,s,,
An wing and opening neat door 10 ti'esF, OF
g g Psira msi,s patent oxford Tis'i
irr1 q DO DO 0u'A''' J,MBs u MARSH
vi .. esd. ,sAl dOOF 10 1i.eeF' on 9 Co. 80. Is
N'?p Gaze e Ladies fin; French morocco W. booa'
v on will by calling door TO Greer, OFT d Co.
/ 80. 80 Monroe ST.
"a d. do hroS4nsi
jill JlMEs =. MARSH.
Dividend.
T'nE President aud hi ectora OF the Fire ard M'rne
Insurance o@ any Of wheeling, haze this day de
H. Saysbe 10 & Ss% Oh her
: =. - : -, ~ ~ y. w. HARDING, sse'y
To Kent.
IN Monroe street. room suitable OR an efiec. OF
drure. Enquire at Partdss's lery. No 30
Non oe 81 iyI0
N1NUFAC7LREhS FiI ER -IIAR sHUUSE.
BASSETT q Co.,
No rs. Monroe street, W keeling.
NJ RELICS al printing aud book p0er. Also cap, let
medium demi, 10 u ust colo ed MANILA. Ia' dMa'e,
boiae aud binders. bs ETC. sditaSs 70 p'misIs,
hook brder and OheIsj te'Ing. WI c. bleaching row
ai best qualify. Ina word, simTo make fo"se.
rrssIds price guilty aud assortment one oil the best
.. sent to US will receive prompt attention on the
jyio BASsRrT q Co.
od5-Ras,. cotton waste, Tanners Soaps, etc.
nSc0 :. h" .lE.t.' "a h 49, &c
nO.o.nOLD U.,.>Ito..E al AUUIIO.N.
ON Thu sday July 1st 1851 at the wa, coon o. Hen
WATTS GOeer Stare we viii Sc al ruhtc auction Ihe
rntiie stock OF Furniture H. said UUm
,,e I" E & {. L. WIZ hHAM,
II SVOIlV nAno.
100 WIFI Mesquite la Al
iya HmISKRLr. & co.'s
macnIue beIt ng.
4 LARGE invoice OF leather Ee.tins from the ceIr
= wa sared equal to any made Ne" A0'H
just received aud fol sale by
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Trustaa,s Snln


l(f virtue OF bed Of T.usi executed by Thomas n
~, MGTen' bearing dlIe the I'd day OF Jme A. D.
' anu uuiy recorded ~ the CLERKS office The county
ou ono county TO The subscribe, as IT. u>ee Ior the
9emehi OF Robe't Marshall, will on edne> day The cd
,;tusus mex, beioIe the court house ia the CT
., Hheehng proceed 20 sell public au ton 10 The
Inc, oiduer or ready tile following escTibeI
rIoeItg. 70 wi-the no til half OF lot No 6sD esht In
81 ~ the addition 10 The city heeling TO mer
South ~ hecIiLE ~ TUG "SHls o
Such title vested in usce viii be made to tn.
tyL:dLs GIBSON L. cPASNER.
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New Bowling Saloon and Con-
fectione1y.
THE Hnee. signed has emil iette'l his Bowling sa-
loon Main street, and II is in excellent orLe.
or all who wish indulge In the pleasant exercise aud
amusement Ten Pms =
Connected with tho SAINT. Is CONFECTIONERY. ht.
led in splediG style, and provided all the Ie
Tres hmen Ice tream a ways IN land
He invites hs old friends and the public generally 10 give
him crII.
lei :h3m Z. HUEGMAE
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WISH 10 sell my farm, near w SEALE. ~
=. = VI. noefal terms, amt In one or ,se!iHEu
aesired. nr,Hn W lAoIe U y
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LLnkSt rnO.h -nUI',.
/ HAVE received d: eet from ku'U via Bremen /.
ennsenn1ent Of wi low Vac which / SHAH seiI q,
the trads on the rnoat Rd vansseous terms
tess ISAAC PRAGRR, 1i6 Main At.
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EiGl4ILkN MUNIHS
~ ew CoutectIono,.
VIM. T. NEEDS,

49,
RoOkbinder q; EsIuBk ROok oiHI,.
so pa. MONROE STREET, up %T,,'
NJ GUILD RESI- eciuiily MO M his frrldl afIT,,
w IN general, that he has Oousht Ia -,
lately known as james " EwinS's lI,rs sirs.-,..
boOL nianu'scto y, and ia now prepared 10 ~, ~
- o der. blank books Of cyc'y description. n :
zines, eriOdicalS, y in tanner tot IN 4, -,
any esta oI. slInirnt Ia tie Country --'F>tt1
N~Constantly on hand all as sortIlsa, OF g-,,s n
u 2T-Iy -iA
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Elegant Residt ne

i G,sia.yt;I. eleven 9;,,' ni,ssf ON wA,,r V
aud Isll,hy Tic Gsi Sou, Ih so lSe;lioa :
and al y, with twelve iooi teilinssS 'oa,l.ss
lnodeIL al Improved siyIe or, :, and tE,s,S
Two large 20 cLcs. with hak, bn =. u -
wool houte, al under orr Ioot' Civ walls.
wafer. VI Ole ik4,, ~ \
,aLe g. ourd comp Uses thur.
tei boa. d fence aud is under the l,i.Lts q.
iiVn' 'ohthiI's great variety OF H. III
beIy. ALSO tie hest eng sIted fiuit nGfiiti
pie, Peas, Peat hes and PiEns = sack tesS
The OutbuiIdings irciuje S,.hi- p
wagon hous 50. BiI I.e' ieeil, GmsL,SS Anart e.,
Of iieh aid in rear OF the house' ,,,..;. Ala -,
LINES aIiiS ,hrMtFs;;,
rp-te-su JoHh W SkSSSsAsts
~ s. CItAl
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There W 5 a report thu the English newspaper
>spond-nts have been made prisoners vi war
on the Danul'e-
It's said the Western Powers will promote the
raising I'll loan of 4uu,OO0,pO0 Uf PIIsr,s by the
Porte.
The Russians have removed Their heavy artille.
~ from the Danube 10 ands.
We have received, gays the Times of June "a,
from OUT C respondent IA Berlin, n Spalch, da-
ted last night, which announces that The SMALLER
German States have sent IN their Complete adhe
SION 10 the Auslro Prussran Treaty.
Six more Russian ships had bt EN- seized as phi
Zcs.
Col. Bohleu, of the United States army. had ar
rved at VaTa, with the view OF repairing 10 his
govt Tumt nj the operations OF the war
Letters fn m EIz=rUum, OF the I'd inst, state
thai the Court of Persia, considering the nature
of The relations existing between ii and RutsIa,
had refused 10 receive general DanikoT ambas-
sadJT, declaring the presence al Tsheran OF The
Chancellor oi the Russian Legation, was sufficient
for the prut.c ion of the subjects o. the Car.
General IS IS appointed Commander III Chief
OF The Austrian army of operation. The Arch
duke Aih'echt will command undeF his orders IN
Iransylvaula, aud Gen. SeE,ick in G llIcIa.
L, tters from the DanubemeulIon that the Rus
s;ansnr leavin. their sick behind IN the hoSprtala
amt the most stringent orders have been liven by
the Turkish authorities to respect them, and also
to deliver free passports TO the Russian surgeons
who may be lett IN att-Ldance.
BERLIN, June A The incre asing lIkeliho of
some halt concessions being made by Russia with
q view 10 bring off Germany from the other side
ui the Western Powers causing considerable
anxiety here. Genital EuTopeiwill be more than
ever under the pressure OF Russia ii Il pr sent op
portuniiy OF aLatng tue power of that State is al
lowed 10 30 by.
Letters TT Lemberg of the 18th, state that
RussIu continues 10 send considerable troops To-
ward the Austrian frontier. There is not single
.ownin the government OF Kew tli.t has not gar
r,son. A camp has BEEN -s. apiished near Dubner
ihree regiments VI the glnrlS which had recently
arrived al Kew have received vrdeIs TO proceed
70 the frontIsrs Of Gnllacia.
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Renr Admiral Price, commanding nj Calloa has
T ceived directions 10 'mmence al once hostile
III, aspres arainst PEussian ships and property
Tie Rear Admiral has Ur.eted the crews VI the
squahI u 10 practice daily, aud im!Irnates TO the
men ''his opinion /, at there wi be much 10 be
done upon this station !y The Sauadtou under his
ri IS; that Great Bntian has right 10 expect
ir1n a ptupes accnuni Of the hussiau trIgates
hat are knuwn tu te now upU rhe sluton, as I'll
Tie numerous pr!NateErs lmat II IS AnOwn SOIL
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''ON01'''OLD NtN.Nl N''L N ASNI IO-N'
ON Thu sday, July 18Th, 1851 at the o. Hen
" ~ Kempie, MsmSirrsI, cItre Wheeling, (uppos e
Waits t'iUeeI! Stare. will al public auction the
rnte stock OF Furniture IL said waieIUU, Tor
Of WHOM it may
Sale .ineuee al o'c'ock, \. VI. Terms cash.
u. E & L. L. WIZ hHAh,
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rue sLalN Ar slLlernIA.

Omar Pasha, IN is official reuor's, estimate.
the luss OF thg Russi before SiStriu. up 20 the
2Sth Chalan. tMaS 25,h.) a. ln,0Ou men.
On the Other Lamd her'u nStaii general ssti
mates The tUta. loss al but $500 m-n.
THE BLACK SEA.
Let era from Cnnstantlnople say that the Rus
sranS have planted the sixteen guns tnken trUn,
the Tiger On the newly constructed batteries nj
OdeSSu.
conspiracy had been discovered in the Rus.
sian garrison at Carsberg, AMI u uuIber of officers
lave been been srut to siberia.
Schan.yl is SAID to b. near rinis with SO 001
men.
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Admiral P!umTldee's det ,cli,d flying squadron
Of paddle W heel Sit aners, couSislii of tn Leo
pani. Is [hnr,) ,he VuiluIe 6, The Odlr, l6, and
Vaorous. Is, since 1t las been up the Gull OF
BolhnIa, las destroyed the coast of Finland 40
vessels, Of 1900 10 100 Ions, aud by the low, st
eSliiuate Ih1s has been ruudr. ES00,U0u wo III o.
property, n'IsiIng at tyr, Tuner, li;ile salt
petre and tallow An attack by a portion of IL,
beet "n Gamma Kar!eby, had been attended with
less fortunate rrsu Is. larte boat. witt a "a
poundel gun. andsl officer aud men had been
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IuacnLue Bet nH.
la RGR invoice Of leather I:e.tiuE from the ceIr
N braIed mandatory o. Hoyt Brothers. New York,
~ wa 'anted equal TO any made.
Just recei, ed aud fol- sale by
N7 JOHN H TAPPAN
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk & Fancy Goods,
" d. PHILLIPS.

w u. r. L. l. IFS,
Coner Of lafayette and Church strssta
Opposite Harvey House.)
uAS now in store and will be receiving
LII daily from New York and Philsdel1
phia full stock Of Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger A.
mount and greater variety than ever before
he would beg leave to call particular atten-
ton to his stock of ladies DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house in
this city. CONSISTING IN rARToF:
Rich brocade and glace silks Of the new
est colors and designs Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline de chimes Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmerss, and de lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed cashmere d'ecos-
Sc and satin reps; White and colored en-
broidered crepes for party dresses; Rase
silks French and Scotch plaids; French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions. together with general sssort-
ment Of goods adapted to fine trade, all OF
which will be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal Of doing, az
| would be done by, I hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been 70 IL
berally bestowed upon me.
octi5 9-y. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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P R o N 10 ii s !.


NV TT 11R nWMfyK
-. s. :.r---.4.-...-@ -. 49, a.. - n.
I " ln'oI g ...ses 49, es,ners,
~ Delom 1ulr - g ~ sr1ieiss
uftN,OnnlES rnODUCh SO.
now have on hand: Brown Sugar Fair
70 Choice, Crushed. Loverin9s Philadel.
phia: Pulverised Do do Double Loaf DO DO
Small Loaf 9. James Refinery, Co6se,
and Caroline; IxA's, Imperial Gunpowder.
!osnE Tyson, Black, &C., &c.
PICKLES, quarts and half Gallons; SSIcrs,
finger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Cloves, Mus
tard and Pepper; FISH, 6ardines, Herring.
Goldfish, MacEerel IN barrela, quarters and
Kits; OIL, Olive and Lamp Oil; WINES,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-12
CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
w. y. PHILLIPS.

CORNER OF LAFAYETTE AND CHURCH SITS.
THERE rs NO AUCTION GOODS IN
i my establishment. Nor do propose
to ''sell for cost and "less than cost.n MY
goods are well selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by an experienced purchaser in the Ne
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an account Of change in
fashion, or damage. The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of m. is
new and fashionable do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors Of
"Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House Of stand.
ing in the Union. If you do not think so
call and see. Octl5ly
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-12
VIM. BOGEL.
Druggist and AuOthecar'

Drnggist and ApOthecary.
X EEPS constantly on hand large and
IA well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very bestmanncI to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
Co Prescriptions filed with care at any
time Of night or day. ,oct1O-y
TEAS TEAS!-The largest and
= best stock Of pure Green and Black
Teas in Baton Rouge, is that kept by Joshua
Beal. Prices for same rance from fifty
cents to one dollar and half per pound.
and can be had ftom single quater pound
package, to one Of sixty.
N. B. "rhat lmperial'' which have
been promising to my regular customer
for the last ten days, MAS come to hand.
july 10th. JOSHUA BEAL.