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UNDERTAKES. dc.
CABINET MAKE. j. UNDERTAKER

sfaB undersigned would respectfully inform 'h,.
. friends, acqaaiutences, and the pubic eenersIly
.tsf he still continues to execute all orders In his
nne Of business In the best nanner and st the ahort
vi notice.
REPAIRIMa neatly snd promptlv ...cnt.d
FUNERALS attended to at x
he shortest notice. and in the best N11RsReMsY
csnner. Bodies pTescrues in the snssf ccyect ss..s
'c-, srsss tss the ssuYHses. psatasr -.
.a-nkfui for past fsvora, he would respectfully
oicit, and viii endeavor to merit q continuance O.
IL sans. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave, G. side, between eth and 10th sts.
hesiaence: Mr.. Martins, No. 396, d street. t lid
1ouse east CT tia street mar lily
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SECOND COTILLON PARTY
OF TIE
AMERICUS CLUB,

On Wednesday Even ng, Dec. 27th.
1HaE AMEeICUS CLUB have the pleasure of an.
/ nounciss TO thcir frIepds and the ciezeus S.r.
erale. that their -ECOND OOlILLON PARTY will
tex. plsce ON "WEDNESDAY EvkNING, December
9th, 1854
Full particulars In future advertisement
nov 2l ,252-3s
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GRAND BALL.
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
GOOD WILL CLU 3

3NHE ID MbERS UF Eta % CLUB take pleasure
l In Announcing to their friends ard the pu lie
generally that their FIRST ANNUAL BALI will
take plscs ut OARUSIS SALON, on THURSDAY,
NoveD ber SOth. Every exertton will be made hy
th- Club To give satisfaction to al y no may honor
them with thei- presence.
Superior Cot.lion Band Is engaged for the ooca-
on.
The .freshmeDts are place! into the hands o! the
well known cat.rsr. Mr.. Weaver.
No Hats or c. p. will be allowed in the room, s1.
cept those worn by the Clubs.
Tic= cts ONR DOLLAR-cau be obtained ffom Ii.
Managers a: tho door the evening Of the Ball.
MANAGERS
Wm Brown, VIM Noerr, Mccormick,
g pabant, Il autchins, JWalling,
l. Thomas, s Gait, Moran,
Pos,y. ] Nolan, VIM Ritchie
J Hagan, Duoant, Jspel-,an,
Dsnt, Davis, Mattingly,
9 Gotman, VIM Ewo0d, JOS FraDkHA,
Vim Davis, Miller, j Maddox,
John Sh.cklefbrd
- Master OF Oeremopies-ME. COCHHU.
nov l6l8 ,X627 1880
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
I ATIONAL GU UARD

MONDAY, December 4th, 1854.
FyNHE NATIONAL GUAkD respectfully announce
/ to their friends and the public generally, that
their cond Annual Ball win be given on mon.
DAY, Dses mber 4th, 1854, at JAt KsON HALL
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Particulars In future advertisement.
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FRANKLIN BALL.

TVNHE members of the franklin Fire Company take
i great pleasure IN announcing TO the cit sens of
Washing gtOn and vicinity that their Seventh An.
nual Bali" win take place on the 18th OF January,
1866. nov 20-ee3t
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ERAND FiREMENs' AND CITIZENS BALL
VIGILAJT FIRE COMPANY.

'I'HE Vieilsnt Fire Company Of G, orgetowu, re-
L spectfxliy snnopnce to thar friends and the
public generally that III 'ir FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
will take plsos on TUESDAY, 2sth inst, st Fur
AEST HALL
The Company pledge themselvef that DO pains or
expsnse viii ee spared to make this ~ne of tie nost
agrees BILE Balls Of the SEASON.
ProGperi's celebrated Bsnd is engaged for the 90
easion.
No hats caps will be allowed In the room. except
thoee worn b. FirsmAn.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gsnt ieman
and lsdise to be had of any of tho Managers.
nANIaKRs.
Edward S. Wright, joseph L. semm-s,
@. Fl. Rodier. VIM. Crowley,
John W. Gross, Joseph ". Marii,
Y. ID. nnthicrm, anthony Rcdisr,
Albert Palmer, John shackeliord.
John MehsSen, Fl nry G keavsr,
John Finy, Samuel J. Pearson
NV l0-dtbs
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

GE@ WILLIAM PLANT CO, UN
DDERTAKER residence 418 Sew
'ueh street. between and streets. InlerMehta
or rjoursd in aug ground or cemetery. Cofins Caps,
Shrsuds, Carriages, Hesrrs, and every article for
tntermsnts Of the best quality furnished at short
aotice, on the mes. r.asonshle tsrms, and at al
'ours of the night. Having the exclusive right of
Trump Patent Corpse Pressrver, We guarantee to
ssep the dead for any length of time. oc LIFT
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tRaoS E6KRID4B,
Chaplain, United States Navy.

ROME IESHIMCNY.
UURA OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WAaHIsaroy, May IL, 1855
Messrs- Mortimer 4 Mowbray Gsntieneu-Hav
rag bsen sf1icts1 with Liver Complaint of ten wear
Standing, hereby, :or the neht o. To. af1ictea
take great pleasure Ia announcing that after uEDs
= few nottiss Of ycur TUoture, found 1t had ao
coaplishsa perfect cure 1 have used diGsrer:
medicines feom :inas to tune, bat have nsv.r beun
able to account fo- any appecent good, and il Is
blessing to stricken humanity that tast medicine is
foun1 which Possesses the wondsrous power Of pro
longing hunsn life. Tbs many cures It has wrought
IS & sufficient glarsntee of the .beaeacial resuls
which may - exporisncsd fram Its use. Yours
respectfully, J. CuRsAIH aAs.
Call snd got pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
CougA, B-o!csais, Rseu'nat.sm, Neuralgia, Dy.pep
"a, N,ruCsn.s 0ad Gen sral Weakness. As female
medicine or for delicate children We believe 1t IN
saualed.
.ssrSo.a by MORTIMER MowBRAY, 14o Bait;
moro street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, New
York; caA5. 5rGrr 4 CO., WfMER, J. B. MOORE
D. B. CLA2E.;, CLARKE & BOWLING, W. ELL
orE, sna MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by 4.
3. =. GI5sln, Georgetown; Gnd G. G. BERRY,
kicxandria, aad by Druggists everywhere.
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3 a l. T. s, & C.
JACKSON HALL.

A c K S o N II A L L.
THE .JOURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENT sKs
/ take pleasure in announcing to their iel ds
aud tire ublic generally that theic SECOND An
NEAL GRAND BALL will be given on MON.
DAY. sov eth. 1884, at JACKSON HALL
They pledge themselves thst no pains or expense
will b. spared to make this the Ball Of the sesser.
scott's Superior Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
No hats caps Will be allowed In the Room.
~ TICKETS ONE DOLL AK-aimisting a gen.
tleman snd ladies'
Refreshments will be furr ishsd by we'll known
caterer. supper . GEMS
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
. = - - 81 70 . Z &

EIV EN LUI&T LAIN 7,
- p 1 70 . Z q,
8 a q q Dl
OEIROHIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISIi.G ERGg
4 DY9ORDS;aED LIVEE
Cg ETCAAOH.
uxn ss Gooa.;p,tion, In s9d PEos sal,n.ss OF s;ao
+, TIA H,4., Lc;aity eE ths BtoEssss, Gsxcce,
Essr.bu.0, :isgast for s0od, SyaiEess ~esSnt ia
t-e Stomach scaT Erngtss,Ozs, fsaains zfcftsr.
Ing 81 sc4 q. Of thc Sopsaaoh, S5iEl41ing Of tbs
Esxd, Has,tsj AID d .iczit nTesthiaB, FlatsaIirg
.: tbs asars, Choking % s15e-stips ssns>!,oas
Vasn IA . lyiay pcssaro, DiIa95ss Of Vision, Doss
O. webs before The sishf, fe,ss ard Dull Pain IN
ths heal, DoSa.escy at Psrsp.rseon, YslioenHd 81
the skin and Eyes, Pain n tSe site, Back, U..s.,
EiIabe, kc., Saidsn giujass q Esat. 8azninI i,
the ylssh, Constant In.s siagas of ovli, lad arsss
esossssico or spi-ity,
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CAPTAIN OANOT,

CaI lA4S OAISOl,
4 uTAoR BE ~ TaE GREAT ssA BOOK JUST Re-
cINCrURE.
1KsAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
SALTlhoRx, Md. June 4, 1854
Hr. Sockbridge, of the Fountain Hosl Ls0Af street
Dear Sir Being on the point Of leaving the city,
avail myself OF q few idle moments to thank yor
liodis for the medicine you sent me, &C which hs
restored me to the use Of my limbs. beg you T."
end me four bottles more, TO carry on my voyse,
Since had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Vege-
sable Tincture mP confidence Is 80 strong that, i,
Srstitude the proprieLors Of said medicine, De.
Jou to present my respects to them, and inducs
them to make it nore publicly known q st1rs
kheums.ic cure. Having called on NE on the 13tf
Of April LAST, and seen Frustrated OH my bed
asslsss in all my nbs, you can appreciate nesr]y
IS well as myself the prompt relief / received froT
Dr. aampton's Tinetare, and am positive hsd
not bssu tor your strong and forcdble recommends
ions should still have been IN bod.
1t IL really pity this specific should not be sr
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs II
should suffer the imputaton the public gensrajy
give to SUCH pr parstions. / myself, who was &.
vsys opposed to q psteEtej specific, took this medi
cine with reluctaDcs, and without confidence IN il
aud 1t Was only through your di5interested; friendly
recommendations, and y critical situation that 10
iuced ma to try this really beneficial Vegetable
HNctnre.
You may inform Mefsrs. Mortimer Mowbra,
the support Of the good effects of Dr. Hampton'r
Vegetable TinSture it has cured me in five week
Of chronic Hasommotcry rheumatism, contracted
under tropical climates, and of years. periodical
dsrdtsoss have only usei three bottles, and fnc
that even the dsfnmed par.s Of my hands are fasi
returning their tormer nstursl appearance
have been under tae treatment OF ssveEsl phy
stciaps in London aud Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried tn
fhompsonisn and Homeopathic remedies, after has
ing bsen tormentsd with galvanic bs tsriss, cold
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal auc
external medicines, ell to NO effect, am, 30 ;sr,
cured by this Hsmpton's Vese able Tineture only.
Therefore, my esr sir, socept Of the assurance OF
uy gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisher.
THOMAS OAkos.
REV. VERNON ESKRID4E, U. e. N.
PoEfskoUTa, VA, Aug l5, 1851.
Nr. j. Y. Bousb-Uear cir While am, in gene
raj opposed to patent medicines, candsr oompels III.
tc state that have great confidence Ia the virtue
of Hampton's Vegetable TInoture. For severa;
months past have used it in my family; and il
dyspepsia loss of Appetite, dszness, and general De
bility, with entire success 30 far my -xper,-no
exrenis, therefore, take pleasure in recommea ad
Gag il to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
am. respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDsB,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

sep 27-12m
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Arrival of the Steamship pampero.


The steamship Pampero, Capt W. G. Flanders
from San Juan, the 18th, arrived at this port
yesterday morning.
The British mail steamer Avon entered the
harbor of San Juan on the 10Th, and would sail
in few days for ST. Thomas Shehad on board
sl.500,000 in specie.
The Pampero left in port at San Juan, the
American brig Uranus, from New York, with
coal for the Transit Company, and to sail in a
few days for Cuba. Also, the italian bark Pru-
dent and the Mosquito cutter Fox.
The Pampero connected with the steamship
Pacific, and brings dates from San Francisco to
April 1st, and Jamaica papers to the 18th.
The following is list of her passengers:
John Hoyne and lady, Peterson and lady two Miss
Petersons Mrs Potter, Mrs Dunn, Miss Clara Dunn r
Dunn, Mr. Bowen, ] Pate and two servants A Rauff-
man, M Meyae, A Joseph Parker, D Bass W Mont
gomery, J Willioughty; Durham, L Batchett Tbos
Young, J Kehoe, Gallagher, Jas H Walton G Johnson
Mr. johnson, d Converse, A Adams, 8 Adams Il Adams
Simmons and lady Mr. sseiner wife and two children
Darenbert, McGare Pelszan Smith, Il Walker
Il James j d Graham, P Dorme, Mr. Robinson, M Borch
M Jacks, Nj Richards, Mr. Richards, Richards John
Maloney, II Walton, J Arnold L Aberdeen, s Aberdeen
Duncan, Cooper, II Dakeman John Fox W Bear
den, Cooper, Amshuty Tracey, NJ Kide W
Hillbaner, Hadley, A 4 Brewer Lewis KiingIy P
Davenport, P Brennan, ] Cunningham Sutherland
Fletcher fallen, Cooper stump, Radlif G Radlif
j Stigneller A Hine Harrison Luke q Jrupuet
James Cloud, W Mathews Mrs Henry. L Cheney Dor
mers Stmmel Bolts Jas Bell and 1o6 In the steerags
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NEWS or THE OF Y.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-This Board
met last evening, Col. Campbell in the chair, and
q quorum present. The minutes of the proceed
ing meeting we're read and adopted, and a COM
munication from the Mayor was read, inform
ing the Board that his#predecessor had in con-
sequence of the disaster at the Orleans Theatre,
appointed commission to examine public build
ings, and report upon their condition as regards
safety, and his Honor transmitted the report of
said commission, together with the bill for their
services. The matter was referred to the FL
nance Committee. = 9 : - - 90 -, =s=fFis
A resolution was offered requesting the Urea
surer to close his collection Of taxes on the LIST
May, and retain all bills unpaid at that time
for the further action Of the Council. Laid upon
the table, subject to call.
Mr. Place moved that when this Board adj
journed, it adjourn to next Saturday evening at
6 o'clock Carried
A letter was then read from the Street Com
missioner, in relation to the Pounds of the seye-
raj Districts Referred to the Police Committee
A communication from the Upper Board was
read, announcing concurrence IN several resolu-
tions from the Board and asking concurrence in
several Of its own. The resolution fixing the
places of holding the polls for the election of
three Aldermen from the First District was
agreed to, and the Board proceeded to appoint
its quota of inspectors The resolution provid-
ing LOT Tue dppoineHehso VI 2 Soiihi..ee Oh three
from each Board to inquire into and report such
measures as may be necessary to eqnalizs tax
alton upon property in different sections of the
city, and bring about sandryother reforms, was
also concurped in.
Numerous petitions were read and referred 10
their appropriate committees.
A resolutionwas passed granting the nse Of
Lafayette Square for an exhibition Of fireworks
on the evening Of the 9th Of May next, for the
benehs Of TIE esphea Asylum Of ihs THIRD piss
ttlss
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Weare glad 10 see chat the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen, at their sitting last evening.
adopted resolution, introduced BY Alderman
stith, inviting the Upper Board to meet them ii.
joint session on Saturday to elect the City OH
GERS. The Importance of this step is very obyi.
Gus, as the terms Of the present innumbents ex-
pre- On Monday next, and the failure to elect
would necessarily involve one Of two alterna-
ives--the vacation " these offices to the detris
meat Of the public business, or the renewal of
securities BY The incumbents, without the assu-
rance Of continuance in Office The Office Of
Whsrhrger will necessarily be vacant the lst Of
May, as that officer then enters upon his daties
as Chief Of Police. his resignation having
already been accepted by the Council
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels April as.

ST CHARLES - Bonnury, Capt Sage n x TW
Strut, L Craig, GaIly, II Snow, W Bold
ing, Wynne, g Monnette, Hansby, Massey
and lady, Ala Repshaw, w Quinn, II Baden,
Miss J Speray w Redding, N, % y Terega,t
Mrs Smonsfeld s Smonsfeld, Msxics; Nv Mo-
Mann Col II G Camp. La r Brown.s D G !; u Bios
som, Wis; B Montgomery and lady, Mrs Eli
lard, Ky w Holmes and lady Mrs Holiness Ga
RK Harrison, Va; Il Brewatd, s Of w Monres, Phil;
Gopelend. Detroit. 4s.as, s.s5it, 5-tes
VERANDAH,.. II g Stoi P Mitchell Fa; W McNaster,
II Skeelef o; Mr. Clark and lady, u Hansen.
Hansen, Havana J n Parker, j Bast, J Hard
esly, Texas; H,C Dunn, Cal w 8 Hayand, W Will
son, Ind j 8 Tranchant, p sandige, Ky DR. Knapp,
Ill; NJ Crawford. $ Armitage, La; TIA Nelson Ala;
J L Ham, VA; J. Todd. +4 4-ig-. s(4 -ss =
ST. LOUIS. Mr. Hart n Perry, 0; NJ Manning. Ala;
j P Van Bergen, Randall, X; w Brown, Miss
Mrs Porter Saunders, Phia; II Buck, Texas; A
.AImonte, Mexico; ", johnson and DR., La.
CITY Nj Marsh, r G Ferguson, II II Hamilton. j I.
Hudgen Harris, A seabolt La II Gsrder,
Hilyard, U 8; Gen A Quitman, lady and two
sits, Misses r Qnitman 7 Quitman, Il Qutman, Mrs
JChadburn, T Jordan, B Brennan, c Blue, Miss; w A
s Austin, Groendyke. B Qugley, Ala Or Harring-
ton, Sawyer, Campbell, J @ Young and
daughter. N O.
ARCADE. "A galleuberger Knight, Miller, Ala
FL Brownlee. c; J w Wilson, Mel Barrett,
III Adams, j Fletcher, Ratcf, g Ratctf, s NJ An
drews, Adams Palmer, Conley, S stovat Or
HH Weir, c Bassey, ] Fuarlow. j l. Andersen, n
Shamberger. Il Bridges, 7 Holloway. Miss x
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Man PotsoNEp BY ms WIFE.--Alexande s
Powers, Of Ohio county, KY, was poisoned ty.
his wife last week 1t isstated she Acknowledged
the crime, and said it was the second attempt
she had made TO take bis life. Powers fingered
several days in extreme pain before he died
the asait Of getting drank and boating bis wife
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.HFeeftcet FnE.alafso,a.

~ Ds. EDW. JENNER COKE having succeeded by Medical
Inhalaiop in ssrng Cure ar the failure Of all remedies t y
the nost fsnsa physicians OF Philadelphia and Paris ina m nearly
twenty directed h attention ,he process Of
is is confidently asserted, that by inha1.ten, the
Indispensable aaiuvans Of thc, dt hygiens
Of Diseases Of The Lnng Throat
incuiabc, will DO found aulsnsbls TO the healing
kg Every Information hssry girH appIyiHg Camp
on{4g,
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House Furnishing store,

T3 and IS CAMP STREET. I
Tie Subscribers daily en
and Varied stoet, csiuprised in which S'fr
QUEENswARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE
- RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED wARFt T
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS r.
--s-.-. aud -eIRoSDoLEsj
RICH TEA TRAYS end WATERS, in sets on ugIs +
TIMETABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE s5Bs5
ENAIEIEp aud HOLLOW MARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHEp TIN ana JAPAAHED WARE;
WOODEN WILLOW WARE 55a. 7s8fss - e.
s FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, OF all ktnds
PAPER HASstNGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING:
WINDOW coaNlcEs, coRDs and rAssRLs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN Pins.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid; @@@4
y SPERM, LARD Gal WHALE OIL.
tebqq gnap t!5 MILLER, HARRIS wAflO
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Y1p alae En6Eiea.

A D A M p L TEN
~ YoEsrs her ses
.he treatment OF the following dsesses PoLAPsUs TER
WHITES, PRoEusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoS es
GoRaEMENT AND uLcERATf0N OF THE WOMB.
Thetrsatisnt adopted by her s h. uthet,
.Hs a0ssdstirgutshet Surgeons Of Paris Nav
a daeass aeis IF When she has ample testimony and
she refer
Of the uernR NOS Of aeantsyous nature be cared
Madam e-ensvely the diseases
enc be esasuted DAILY, at tsrresdepos, 81 - z
hfyi8 sptf =. .,t.F rag re- Fa.e.t, atreat
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In an action of Grim. Con-, tried in the Cir
cult Court at Warsaw, Indiana, about three
weeks ago, the plaintiff was awarded Eve thou
sand dollars as damages. The plaintiff went to
California some three or four years since, leaving
his wife in the care Of the defendant, at whose
house she was to make her home during the alb
sence Of her husband. Upon the return of the
Plaintiff found that his wife had been sedueed,
and that too by married man, and the one to
whom he had committed her for protection while
he should remain away
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We have received from Messrs, MoGinnis &
Carver, booksellers, Camp street, new history
Of the United States. IN French, by r. seron.
Of iadelphia. The WORK is published in ex-
cellsnt style by Mossak Brother, Philadelphia.
NE have nc Doubt Il ill BIO m excellent .worA
AZ tAs Use II schepls, tss vhich itseema designed
slla ii lhat
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7 BRia ASHORE. Captain johnson, of the,sh,f
Rayenswoed, frem New York, reports brig
ashore on Tortugas, on Dist inst apparently
just on. Could not make her out.
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Gapt. Ganaalds Of the Typographical Bureau,
aaa soa,ia;laT Of General eass, died at his re-.
ssdeass ia !lslyeit on lbs 18th -
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aeaugs, .Rsedtctnes, EserfasI.es.s, ett

fhs Subscriber would respectfully call lie
Fihners Phyeicians and Families we'll stock
sompi.lhs every article in hlns Of basass which
examinations will be lounu FRESH AND EsuINEs nurtrfY n
seasou, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very -
will be foand at his With all n
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Rooms supple,
reasonable teIma With PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEFPERMTj
GGULEY BITTERS.n to. THOMAS RANKIN
tpl dAWiys Druggist and Aohsesry Camp
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A daguerrean artist, named Dean. died on
the 18th, in New York, from the inhalation d
ohlerofernl, which he had been in the habit ii
taking for thu pleasurable feelings it excited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

fire occurred ut Americas, Sumter County,
Ga, on the 18th which destroyed twelve houses,
themost OF which were shops aud stores in the
business part Of the village The loss is esti-
mated Mt $4,000 g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

ar y, Marks, Purser of the steamship Pam
pero, has our thanks for his kind attentions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

An EXTENSIVE FARaER.-Ex- Gov Trimble,
of Ohio, owns 1000 acres of prairie in single
tract, in the neighborhood of Morrow county,
and within the county he has 5000 acres which
are devoted to grazing purposes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

we are indebted to Mr.. DeGosta, Purser o
the steamship Texas, for Vera Cruz papers.
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.N,ssU Goods.

LEI The Subscribers rtspt of Choice and Superior
Stock efIla s-rf 81 -
SUMMER CLoTHING E"ft II
Manufactured by their Home New York, exprsssly for tho CITY
retail trade, and comprising all that ID and desirable In ooda
Styles; ao UNDER GARMENTS, Of all the
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ANS aptf No CaIop strest
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don paper an account of bouquet, presented
by the horticultural Society of Toulouse, to the
Empress of the French 1t is two and half
feet in diameter by three feet high, and contains
no less than 10000 violets and 300 camelias
1t is composed of q dome Of yiolets surrounded
by circle Of camelas, garlands of these last
raining down the dome, on which is to be seen
the initials of the Empress in orange flowers
A blue ribbon, also having the cipher of Eu-
genia, ties the stem of the bouquet.