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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-24

TIE IxsURnEcrIoS IN SPAIN.

From Madrid, July Z, despatch says, that the
insurgents have evacuated Aanjuez, and directed
their msrch tswsDds Estremadua. The outpost Of
the ro,al troops - at villa Sequel. The column
sent in pursuit Of 90 rebels 10 commanded BY the
Minister Of War. One hundred men and sx ofhcers
or the regiment Of the PrncesA had LEFT the insur-
GENT ranks, and laid down their arms st Toledo.
Madrid ana the Provinces are tranquil. Another
despatch, Of the same date, announces the
entry Of the royal troops into Aranjuez. Il is
4 rcIperkable fhct, however, that the insur.
ssuts should hare maintained Themselves 70 close
20 the capital, now for eight or ten days. Much
depends upon the first encounter Of the Queens
troops with the insurrcctIonary force. The people
nay be, and probably are, in Avcr a The move
meut but u must be remembered that ths pecpas
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MORE HoRRID MURDER s


The steonaSip North Star. Capt. = A.. wAzrock,
arrived yesterday morning from A.vio wall which
port she lefs on the l5tn ioss., ar ZIP. M She
Ssings 27s passengers, aud 100000 IN gold dust.
o0nsigueA to Page, Bacon 4 Co.
The puaAsngcs by the Norvh Star wse brougAt
down - Pmsmsb3 the Uncle Sam, whioh loft Sla
Francisco the lst lust, and arrived ~ Paa ANA
on tho l4th inAt, st6 P. N. The passengers by tue
indsp ndent aah zsal hles crossed the Isthmus TO-
getber, and those the Independents linz havs boon
brought through in' ;wcuty one days aud fifteen
hours, being the quickest trip yet made.
At met ting Of the cabin and stssrage passen-
gers en- board the North Star, resolutions wcsc
passed Recommending thst steamer to The travelling
public for anequaled ed speed, safety, and aceommo~
dasions also expressing their acknowledgement,
TO Capt Warnock for his high professionals ssd gen.
tt manly qualities to Mr.. Denison, the parser, for
bis e1deavorst TO secure their confOrt TO Ar Cope,
lHrst odlCer,) - Mr.. Hadcens 0frst enginess) and
TO Dr.. Van TuyI (surgson,) for the vigilant and
strict performance Of their various duties, a. well
as to the other ofics n and emrloyes generally.
The Yankee Biade. from Panama, was entering
the halbor of5an Francisco as the Uncle Sam lsft.
The steamship Pacific, Of the Nicaragua line and
Golden Gate; Of the mail line, left on the same day
with the Uncle Sam. The following IA the specie
lilt Of the Pac!Rc:--
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BAp NoxrY II CmCUI ATIoN-A number Of BUS upon
the Franklin Bank of Jersey City, oppcse Ner York.
which bark failed about twenty years aos have ~
cently been put into crculatson some o. tie old cls
hlled NJ signed and passed od good money, BY bad
persons into whose bands they have fallen.
Ru1oSox REV. wheslock Psrniy, pasto- u the BAp.
tist church BurIIngtcn NJ J., has fec svsd eel "a
the Baptist church in Jsrssy City.
I'm BoAnp o. EDucAnos has been ssorranissd sy else
Msg AtEsn g. Jexen - Chairman, N plass Il Psssr D
vros0, yhe eee4nee resas.don. David Gould wss
Seo1ss(sA eegk eeths Deards
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rROW THE SEAT OF WAR


II is telegraphed that the Turks have crossed the
Danube in considerable force, and that an action
was fought on the 9th ct Giurgero, In which the
Russisns had small number killed and wounded.
II wss reported at Warsaw that the fleets on the
s0th June commenced the bombafdment Of Cron-
stadt; but letters from Napier Of the same date
rtate that he awaits instructions from bis govern
uent.
The Russians stin occupy Wallachis, and an Aus
tran steamer, in attempting to ascend the Danube,
was fred into by the Russians.
The English and French troops arc being concen-
trated between varna and shumla, to the number
Of $1,000.
Largo lines Of troops have been ordered In Pclsnd.
Omer Pacha announces that the Russians have
abandoned silistra.
The Rwsians wore to evscuste Bucharest on the
I'd July.
Prince Paskiewitch, It ID said, has retired to his
estates ia Po.olia, In disgrace. <
From Asia there is nothing Important whatever.
There are no operations reported In the Black 6ea
aotina OF French and English boats has de-
sroyed Inc Ruszian works at tho 6slina. mouth Of
the Danube. A sharp but insdsctuai resistance
vas offered A Russian general was taken prisoner.
The guns were thrown into the Danube.
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Bo6rOx, July 70, 1854.
FIRE occurred In Chelsea, SATURDAY night which
de-ttcyed stable In S,et-ons ship yard and three
valuable hortes; also, quantity Of ship Timber Tho
loss IA ABOUT % .OC0
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
JNPORTANT POLTTICAL MOVES,

IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVES.
1t is telegnphed from Berlin that Count do Koe-
nigsmark will be the bearer OF Prussan note, and
win pio eed at once to Vienna Prussia In this docu-
ment invites Austria to join tue Cabinet Of Berlin
In proposing fresh negotiations for the establish
ment OF peace. The demand upon Austria
is said to be in consequence Of the
Russisn answer, in which preliminaries were pro-
poeed which would have to precede the negotiations
fbr peace, and which would only commence after
the -Four Powers had approved Of the ,eptance Of
The protocol Of the 9Th April by Russia The Em-
peror Nicholas, In his answer, makes the possibility
Of negotiations dependant upon the manner in
which the evacuation Of Turkey would take place.
Continental letters express doubts as 10 the in
tenous Of Austria, and state their belief that the
real difficulties Of the war are only commencing;
also that if Austria could secure the free navigation
Of the Danube her further opposition to Russia
would be doubtful In Berlin there was feeling Of
public Oppression, from the belief that the Prussian
Cabinet was assisting Russia by pressure upon the
Austrian government
The Engiish and French ENJOYS at Berlin have
received orders TO demand categorical explana-
ticns from Prussia as to her future course.
The Austrian Field Marshal Hess was to have an
interview with Omar Pasha and the allied generals
at Rustchuk on the 9th.
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,aps. A~lr-y's s.sona. n.psalsas..

prom The San FIancisco HeRNx JAY II
Captain Aubrey, whose adventnrOus tnp across
leaves this ity to day on second tour y Observa-
tion and exploration. He takes With him force a
Hsty.two men, eleven Of whom were WITH HIN on
his last trip-an wel armed, With pgovinioaa IN
which II h his intention 70 cary tkroaSh 70 Albu
qusrque, - be y confident be Ca 10 without din
Guilty. His oejeoe n 10 mex out wAgoa rod. b,
| which future immigupIZ may Qea&Iy dAertsa u
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scuf3e ensued, after which Palma went into ~
house, took up q shotgun and an an. returned -
where the boat was lDing and ccnnnenoed - break
hsr up, threatening 10 shoot FiEsA II he cane nsaR
him; first then picash mp his gan and Aired ewo.
shots Il II ceased taking edect IN the back and =
the regieas Of the haIt, caHeisg, sl1oc inseene
death. vfrojct .jus&inable hemlc1de.v Dscensp4
IVES native Of Ccuuecticut and ANyhys yeen =
age " -.
MrRpy1 IN Cr,unrA.--The Colanhia Cli97w
esys "A minsr Of Yankee Hill, BY nAne q JshA Il
Mahon, forTnexy of Van Duien county, Arksa.Ae,
came 70 t.vA On tho 17th Of June, and aftee being
at the faDlnSgo and other places o. Amuss9ents
brought - " the Exchange, where be got Into
diffcults wah Ten-Pin Ja, and sorne other.. The
propr eurs bad them put out OF the house. whea -
row gain sommenced, and soIns on6 Of tho pAxsy
stab, ~ Mshcn very severely. The cut was - mnoh
as toree in bcs In length, aud very Deep. "A ar
ger m was called and his w0und dressed, which ~
q sns dered mortal He.survived nnsu N ,nday m0e-
ding, when death put - end to hs safeEings.
MURDERS IN TUoLunsx~-M The session of the
District Court, which commenced IN Boooea "a Tho
20th Of June, Judgs CreAper presiding, there ware
no less than seven cases of murder, and one a. nn
daughter, on the docket. In two casss sots pross.
qmi VISA entered ; one was continued. James Eorrss1
and Bernost Marcel were ocquitted anA Rohert
Beuce Juan Alvarex and jose Veasco, conslcte q
murder. The counsel Of Brucc pteod app1yinG eor
new trial. The MexicaLs WIN be hung q eousSss
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NUM MBER 80.
,ITY ADVERTISEMENTS
M. & =. H. WALTON,

IL New Levee and ID Tcheuptouas Streets New Orleans
HAVE on hand and keep constantly
l. Il for sale full assortment of
GROCERIES,, VINE,S A Nd LIQEORS.
consisting in part of the following articles:
BOFFEE-4O0 Sacks Rio Java Laguara and Mcocho.
TOBACCO250 boxes Virginia manufactured Of all qualities.
CANDLES10O boxes New Bedford Sperm, and 250 boxes
soAp--so0 boxes Winchester, and Lovermores
PiCkLES-assorted.
LEMON sYRUP--1oo boxss-ToMATo KETcHUP-1Oo
TEAS-500 Packages Green and Black Teas comprising
very full assortment
GOSHEN BUTTER-50 Kegs selected and very superior
Goshen Butter.
CHEEsE-25 boxes selected English Dairy Cheese
MACKEREI-250 Packages Nos, ], and Nackerel, and
100 Packages Mess N1ackere Shad and salmon.
HERRISG-25 Bbs No. 200 Boxes Goldfish.
WRAPPING PAPER-30o Reams Wrapping Paper.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER--100 boxes Champagne Cider.
STARCi100 boxes Colgate's and Foxes Starch.
CURRANTS-10 Casks Zante Currans
suGAR-5o Packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar
LOBSTERS AND SALMcN--5o Gases HOLSTERS and Salmon.
HAMs-Dut1eld, and stags & stays Hams.
SAUCE-12 cases Worcestershire Sauce.
PIE FKI1fS-100 boxes Pie Fruits
And full. and general assortment of Spices, Ketchup
Sauces, Bers, Cordias Oils, Fruits, Preserves, etc.
BRANDIEs. WINES AND LIQUORS.
BRANDIES40 Half Pipes, Brandy of Castlnn 1915 P. H
GODDARD j. B. GODDARD, Jr, Otard Dupuy Co., j. j. Du-
puy Desmaries and few small packages of 1909 PLA-
NAT BRANDY, genuine yinage) equa! to any in the
SHERRY NINE1o Quarter Casks very old and delicate
Sherry Wine.
OLD MADEIRA wINE1o Quarter Casks very Old Madeira
SHERRY AND MADE1RA-5o Packages Sherry and Ma
deira.
PORT WINE-e5 Quarter Casks Port Wine
BURGUNDY PORT-5o Quarter Casks Burgundy Port.
ALSO-Sta Crotx Ram, Jamaica Rum lsay Malt Whs-
key, Bourbon, Old superior Whisky, Holland Gin,
Scheidam Schnapps, Claret Wine in cases, etc.
NJ. ]. B. WILTON, are sole Agents for the Southern
States for the sale of the superior Champagne known
/" "BILLECART SALM0N'S VERZENAY,"
which they wish direct the attention Of the trade and
(jan. 14-n4.)
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VOLUM b TX.
dhe Ghibooanf lfIinerpa

ts published every Saturday morning Price Five Dollars
per annum-payabie at the lime of subscribing Single
copies, Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate of One Dol
lar per suqare of ten lines ess for the first and Fifty
Cents for every subsequent insertion liberal discount
made to those who advertise by the year hirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and none of greater length admitted any
terms.
PERSONAL PUBLICATIONS--Communic Of per-
sonal nature, such deemed to be of public
interest be inserted advertisements lat the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance.
JOB W0RKThe undersigned faer themselves that they
execute all varieties Of letterpress printing style
not be surpassed by country office in the South
West All work delivered when promised and guaranteed
to please Our customers will please bear in mind that
we deliver no job until the same is paid for
OBITUARY N0rCES-Not exceeding three lines, will be
cheeuy inserted without charge those of greater
length will be rated as advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS are informed that notice whatever
will be taken of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address of the writer
necessary for publications. but guarantee of good
faith. JONA. G. WHITE, p.r,.
LOUIS F. ANDERSON, 4 < u'iehers'
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills.
TX GORGE PAGE e. CO Raltinnra

~ Md, beg leave to inform the public generally and
planters in particular that they still manufacture
their celebrated IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE CIR
CULAR SAW MILLS and from their increased facilities
prepared 10 fill all orders with despatch and in style
workmanship which cannot fail give entire satisfaction
and insure profit to purchasers.
They manufacture three classes Of Mills either of which
calculated to be driven by ower Their third
class mill is also adapted to be driven by horse power.
They also manufacture STEAM ENGINES a d BOILERS
of all kinds and sizes, also HORSE POWERS suited alike
to drive their third class Saw a and for all Plantation or
Farm purposes. Their Steam and Horse Powers
exceed by those Of any other builders the country
whether regard be had quality of materials excellence
Workmanship durability and effectiveness operation
Gentlemen disposed to purchase will be furnished with de-
scrptve pamphlets containing prices terms &C. appca
ton to SLARk, DAY 4 STAUFFER,
lje3-6ml 81 Canal street. New Orleans.
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COLEKANS PATENT UNDULATOR
CORN AND FIGURING MILL,
PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLIS P. COLEMAN n Orleans

HV ILII1J OVTIFIV N. VIIEdI1S,
W La, October 1s 1850
J. WATERMAN BROTHER corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, agents.
These Mills vary price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars, and will grind from 24 so bushels meal
p hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned
his manuactory City of Jefferson only minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans. All orders for Mills left
the Manuactory send by Mail to the address of WILLIS
P. COLEMAN his Agents, will with prompt
and dispatch. 7EPlS CASH City acceptance at four
six months with interest the of eight per
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Pafeatee and ProDy-ietor.
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TO CONTRACTORS OF LEVEES

= AND DRAINs:-Pub c notice is hereby given. tina
Sealed Proposals ill he received by the undersi med
turday, the 29h day of july, 1854, r Excavaiing
Draining Canal on the upper line of F. Paul fe ARA
formerly Nettlet,ns Plantation, abot -xeen les ,w
Lockp ri, on tie L urcte; said Draini nal he
100 feet wide at the b. to have slope and hal
to each side towards the top and be of iee
average depth
On the botom and sides to he cn straight and smooth
to the perfect sacton of The Enceer of the
under whose superintendent and d econs the whole
to be completed in workm mike proper manner and
as to receive his certificate aprov ng thereof.
All materials must be removed not less than ten feet
from cut
The whole work from the Bayou Laourche the mars
land to be let in sections OF 40G feet each in length
all DIS, for sections to be stipulated price
per cubic yard accompanied by the gnatues of good and
suffi ienG surees in the OF $1,000 er section r
TAI hu nee and com ietion hereof in four months
from date Of contract Bids sube to rejection by the
der gnei when he considers them unreasonable the par
ties incompetent, or the ecufities insufficient.
Payments to be monthly, the Certificate of the Engi-
neer deducting 2u per cent from each payment until
pietinn OF tie whole
Address 3. Ter, Comms ssioner of Second Distr ct
1hibodduU, at which place will be Monday, the 31st
of July, 10 accept proposals
July1-5t1 G.. B. MILLER, Com'r, Second District.
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".
mas OBTAINED more celebrity than any other Medicine in
short period. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3S, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets .Neao York.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTLR MINI
YEARS. STANDING.
Copy ofa Letter f-0,n Mr. W J Laaglev of HuassriHe
fadkin Co., tn Carolina o. s., dated Voo /, 1853.
eV READ HIS OWN WORDS
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY sir,-It Is not my wish to
become n"tr ous. neither il tn letter writ en- for the
mere sake OF writing hut to say that your nent
me Of one Of the mot dr adful Gu am Gus that
flesh is heir TO- and which was considered by all VIII knew
me- to be ent ly beyond the reach of medicine nine
years " afflicted with of the most Painful and
Troublesome sore leg thai fell to the lot If man and
after trying every medicine had heard Of resigned
in despair all hope Of being cured but friend bruah,
me couple Of large Of your Ointment which
the sores on my legs to heal and entirely repained nv
health to my ag eeabe surprise and delight and to the as
tonishment OF my friends. (sigaedl W. LANGLEY.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF BAD BREAST WHEN
NEARLY AT THE INT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. r. Durant, Neac Orleans
NOgember 9th, 1853
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY 49, Corner Of Ann and Nassau
Streets X Der sir-It is with heartfelt gratitude
have to inform you that by The use Of your and
Pills. the LIE Of MY fe has been saved For seven
she hal bad breast with ten running wnuns (aot of
c.ncefous nature was told tn nothing ronid save
her: she was then induced to ycur nt1nent nd
lis when in the short months they effected
pfrect cure, to the astonshment of all who knew us
We obta ned your Medicines Messrs Wright Co..
OF Chattres street New Orleans send this from 1Hotel
des Princess Paris, although had written it at New Or
leans, before finally left at hat time know your
address at New York. [Sigped] II. DURANT.
1hese rus eh0ud oe wssd conformity ecst tho Ointment
IN most Of the Jolloscin9 cases:
Bad Legs Contracted Lumbago Sore Threats
"a breasts shn Joints Piles Skin diseases
Buns stuas Rheumatism Scurvy
bunions Gout Sal Rheum Sore Heads
Chlbiains Giandular Scalds VI egs
Chap ed hands SwelIings Sore NIPPLES Wouads
Sold the eslabii hDent of Prof ssor HOLLOWAY
49, Of Ann AMI Ma sireets New York. also hy
a respectable druggists and dealers in Mecaes through
ont the Uni ed States in Pots, at cens 81 CENTS and
so each To be had wholesale tf The prime pal Drug
Houses in the Union, or II
BLANCHARD, CAZEAVETTE co Thitodaux
is considerable saving taking the larger sizes
N B-Drections for the guidance Of patients l. every
disorder are athxed 70 each Pot. Iapl-1 1-6m-eowI
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LAFOU He nous
D0NaTDg1 NT7y

THE Undersigned having leased s
Z the large building formerly known as the
Land Office and made extensive alterations and ES
Improvements; and also, having gone heavy FL
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, win open
FIRST GLASS HOTEL, the 1st of January.
The proprietor atters himself, that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotels the North
that he IL capable of keeping the above House in
equal to in the United States Persons stopping the
LAFOURCHE HOUSE VI find all the comforts of home
the house will be conducted principles before
undertaken in Donaldsonvle
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
tacly understand that his House is open at all hours OF
the night well day. for their reception There will
aservant the Landing the arrival of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
[jan14] j. w. PRINCE, Proprietor
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JED'H WATERMAN. CHAS NJ. WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER

| I WPORIERS and wholesale S-ss--rzA
L dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY ssszzzy7
IRON, STEEL, PIOuGHS, SAWS, NAILS
&c. &C. No ID Magazine st. corner of COM
mon, New Orleans [Sign of the Anvil ]
Are receiving and have in store in addition to their gen
eral stock Of shelf goods the following articles which they
offer r sale at the lowest prices viz Swedish and Aner
can Bar Iron; plough irons; hoop and band iron pots
ovens spades, etc; nails from to 60d wrought and
spikes, Collins shove and spades, and wool
cards sets truss hoops IA to 80 inches iron and brass
selves, ETC. janI-1y
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--GROCERIES-
SUGAR-Lousana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered.
MOLAssEs-Golden Syrup and Honey.
CANDLES-Sperm, star and Tailow
S0AP,,Brown, White, Fancy and CASTLE
BUTTER-Goshen and Western.
CHEESE-Englsh Dairy Pine Apple.
STAKCH-Indgo, Salerats Bnckwhea Havana Preserves
Shaker Preserves, Canton Ginger prnes Cnrrants Pee
ans Brazil Nuts Raisins Almonds Cranberries, Dried
Apples Dried Peaches
sPICEs-Alspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Nutmegs Pepper.
Ginger, Kentucky Mustard, &c.
PICklEs-ketchups Sauces of all kinds
ALEPorter Cider Rock Candy Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stick Candy Fire Crackers Bcking, Wash Boards Clothes
Lines Brooms Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs, Pals, bingham Buckets Seves, Mats, scrubbng
Brushes, Axe Handles, &c.
pAPERLetter, Cap Straw, Store and Wrapping Papers of
all kinds.
-MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 49,.
BARKSDALE, Elroy, Parks, Mac & Mac, McEnery, John
sydnor Mcdonald Charles NJ Palm, spencers, Williams,
GryInes Buffers Meyers Rough & Ready, Mills, Lundy
foot Pinckneg, ebson Choice Euere Yellow Bank, Good
wins Smoking, Lilena
HAVANA GIG ARsof very Superior brands as Mensager
Flos de Morales, Colon, Vegner Opera, Zapador, Do
Amegos FL Crlzaaes Tres craci,s' Deicros, La Flor
Donna frima, Abertz, Cabano, VI SOL &c
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QulNlNE-2o00 ounces, French and Amercan % dem-
johns Spirits Nitre; 10 carboys ditto GO dechns Aqua
Amonia; 5 carboys ditto 30 carboys Acetic Acid; 80
English Borax; 2oO kegs Carb Soda 80 barrels
Sal Soda 100 barrels EPSON Salt; 25 bbs Gaber Salt;
10 bbls Camphor 80 bbls Cream Tartar; 20 bbs Flour
Birthstone, 20 bbls Roll ditto 90 cases Gum Arabic,
sorted qualities; cases Turkey Gum aiyrrh;
White Wax 800 ID Turkey Opium; 1860 b Tartafic Acid
80 ID citric Acid; hb's oxalc Acid; bales Orange
bales Gentan Root; 2 bales Columbia Root; 30 boxes
Cacined Magnesa; 10 cases Carb hlagnesia; 1000 ID
Peruvian Bark, in powder, various qualities: 800 b Afr
Cayenne Pepper; 1G0f Powdered Cantharides 1OG1b
English Calomel 200 ID American Calomei 100 d Eng
s Blue Mass 200 h American da 90 10 Tartar Emetic;
so ID Corrosive Subnae 80 ID Red Precpitate; 150 ID
Iodine Potasse 30 ID Iodine 800 ounces Morphne 100
ounces Strychnine;
300 ID CHLOROFORM and large assortment Of Drugs,
Chemicals Extracts, etc. for sale by e. J. HART Co.
janl4. 70 Tchoupitoulas st. New Orleans.
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ARCADE HOTEu


Magazine ST. New Orleans between Graver and Natchez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in -
l. forms his friends and patrons and the public za@N
generally, that this well known and popular estab
sbment has been thoroughly renovated the past
and newly furnished throughout large extension of
has been obtained by the propetors renting the adjoining
portion Of the building which win enable him accommodate
much larger number of customers than last winter
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him to aert continuance Of the generous patronage
has heretofore received and every exerton will be made
by himself and assistants to render the sooun Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
az One great convenience attached to this Hotel is
that meals can be had at almost all hours. Gjanl4.
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TIIB0DAUX, LOUISIANA SATURDAY. AUGUST 5 1854
7 O TR AVELER


LWAYSin readiness, Horses and Carriages, for trips
"A to Dohadsonvile, ilonma. elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number to justify. Also sabiing
for horses-and alconnected with the Franklin House.
by the proprietor, b. F. HOLDEN
Thbodaux, December l3 1851
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@allUn6@hoa
FASHIONABLE BOOT SHOE MAKER,

NJ. st. Philip street, TH1BoDiUx.
THROUGH the medium Of the public press take the
liberty Of announcing the public tn sill continue
to carry o. at cd stand, above y caiag Boot
and Shoe ker and am at al times ready to
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