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FANCY GOODS.
mCannf Street -

1f4 Canal Street. 50 -
AEHE& NEW ORLEANS MsNTILLA FACTORY. IL III
Velvet Cloth Meno CLoAKS SILK
TtLLAS, OF the trimming Ladies'
Masterpieces suit ali the NEW ORLEANS
TJLLA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
TSs proprietor of ths establishment respectfully socits
ton the Ladies' particularly
The who Of his large splendid stock C9AKS
and MASTLAS opened Rooma,
viii convinced hst selling The price
Their in the city
In addition splendid and stock Of clnaks ManI
Lades here article tire FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
SILK in al styles for Dresses; French silk and Fancy Straw BON
NETS and RIBBONS stock EMBROIDERIES
be'e commission the manufacturers
SACS and MANTILLAs, CAPES, CHEMsETTEs, SLEEVES
COLLARS; Linen ASDkERCflEFS
lot be sold without BLOOMER TRIMMINGS,
and other Trimmings LADIES' Dresae be had other
splendid of GRAPE SHAWIS embroidered ROBES
Wedding Dresses; BABIES LONG COAKS and ROBES PRINCES
the richest styles and different ahades SILK VEL
VET in the piece for making Aiantillas
Ladies' wishing Cloak Manta,
can have it by giving in their order.
LADIES' FASHIuNA DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. N
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES


LAFoURCfIE. DR.. BArEY, WIsos ..........s AM
BAYOU sARh...NEW throNA, Gnoss. ............9 AM
OREGON Hmm ...........,....I PM
Embellishments I'D. TRABuE, TUckEry. PM
C0VtNGTON... LENORA DUgaiot ...............,lO AM
oPELousAs. ALICE w. AYE, JonSsoN NJ
ATTAhAPAs. CERES, LhnAHrnE ..........,.....lq NJ
LAFOURcHE......'MAkYF FOLEY, RAaHoS --....5 PM
LOUISVILLE ..".,,.MARY HUNT spe1rB ..........s PM
GRAND LAKE ..'...FRANK LYON Esres. PM
ST. LOUIS ........,sT. LOUIS. wN...........5 PM
YAZoo RiVER......, DOVE, ruEtrB.. PAL
RED RIVER STORM AIcKrsSEr ..,......br I'M
III 700 ALTON, WALLACE. pm
RED RlVER,..,.......S. w. DOWNS CLAHKE. PM
Saturday, February a5.
GALVESTON ......... PERSEVERANCE, LAwLEas....s AM
LAFouRcHG .......F sPARHAwK. TsnnKHoSss....s1 AM
GRAND PRAIRIE. .orHELiA DsArRy. ....,.......oA AM
MOBILE. CALIFORNIA FRosr, .,...., a PM
ST. louis IOWA, FuEKEusos.. ,.,. 4 pN
ST. LOUIS ........... PACIFIC FirmAS........4pM
PAsCA9ouLA .....-cRkoLE WALKgR ..-.....,...,4 PM
ST, LOUIS, ......,.... WESTERNER ABLE e pu
YICKsBURG SOUTHERN BELLE WmrRt pm
- JR, DALRREE
NhMpis,' '.''''.'.MhRY AGNES, GREKNLsw.......s PM
BAYOU SARA-........ BELLA DONNA - + pN
LOUISVILLE. LEXINGTON MArnEn PM
LOUISVILLE t:.,'bElLE KEY observation-disclosures PM
ciNClNSArl..'.. EMPIRE STATE SrkrS.......:...5 PM
ST. LOUIS .'..,,... COLUMBUS, Fulrox ...... s PM
WORLD, HYArr....,.......s psi
oUAC'urA RIVER, NATCHsZ No. . JorrRroS .. 6 PM
RED RiVER.'t....,sT CHARLES. ArrLEG4re PM
Sunday, February 90.
LobpELL's sTokE..,. GpsY AM
BAYOU sARA......... LAUREL HILL, corroY..,....yAW
bALlzE ..t......,... ECHO TaRRenossK AM
MoBlLE..,.... FLORIDA CHANT .pu
- : "
Hs- The splendid light draugbt steamer
MOUTH Of va 'sFs pr An9F or
YAI9o GlTY sATARTLA LIVERPOOL MARION and sib0N
JOHN E. HYDE co. II Pc ydras street
~, oonslgnees per schooner j H. PLANNERS
aud r tss average F on i Ps psY 1t Gg s Of The
WEDNESDAY, Fsbphry go3G rot b6ndsd lfr XXX
AsHaRiDs Co., ne s. Ss ST. cSaf sss. i,
aFg- MATHEW a. - r. = :, -
i British . Ellen VER Dd n snp tn rt EF9nsgnees
responsible contrartgd ife crew, WI" DE
fgl9l J.. p, WHITNEY & co 81 Camp r-reet
y. dts~ The schooner E, s. JAMES, Captain
viii pesss G% ht &c H. gs.sn NIL Dr.
the ltyse orthey will nee md ill ~ o'
fbl7 BQ6ERT WILLIAMS a o. 10 c.mns
v+st. MIA a. ?, -|E
NS Neither the Captain OF Consirnees of
ths Blush shp INFANrA Capt Calhoun win he rss1onl W
Ell y amy II AsTTbRtDGE RI z,s, c,..,
.,-,t. :, -.. - - - oAaite' u.
Yss5 IOnSlEneeS per schooner j Fl Fl
from Baltimore lepted 10 hrnd IN tbe vpa ~
ors up tile agenge niiuTen ~ " 'Het nYo'eearlu
fYhl ~ Az
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lEERE is YOUR REMEDY
Ill HoLL0WA US OINTMENT.

HoLLowAY,s OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED MA
NY PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH sCURVY, SCORBuTIC HU-
MoRS AND DISEASES OF THE SKNScurvy, Ringworns.
other Disorders of
Blood
ULLoWAYs at the same time apply ex
ternsly his invaluable OINTMENT
medicines daily atesed proving their Astounding efficacy
Blood,
Health They equally certain the
eeraed Wounds and Gfandgla Sweng persons
have TO these excellent remedies.
g Sold ~ the OF Professor HOLLOWAY Strand
(naar Temple Bar Lnndoa aud by all she respectab.
nsaars II Medicines IN che uPted States boxes az s.
Union and by Messrs A. B. SANDS New York. and WRlsIr
& CO New Orleans.
NJ There is saving in taking the large sizes
AZ. dtne HOY.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST

U
n AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
BATEY. Capt. G. Wifson, leaves MONDAYS Ley@1HT
at 5P. n. aud FRIDAY, at n. EsszraEsr3a
A. LAROREsT, ~ BenvllIe street
ENOR BAYOU SARA, PoRT HUDSON, -
D. BATON ROUGE, pLAQUEgINE, DONALD L,s5l4Is197s
soSpiiLE sd The COAST-Rsg1lsr Weekly Packet sas1y
PF kIMBAIL.-Ths splendid passenger packet P. f. KIM
BAI benjamin Or Aer will make reyn- weekly
Ls NE above trade leaving THURSDAY
EVENING q O'clock, and BAYOU SARA sATURD X after
the arrival Of the
board oAKEY h HAWKINS 90 a tpsyisy .trest
da8 i'm orr 10 GERARTh ca Ar ,,,oadaIat
ETOR GRAND PRAIRIE and all -
n nisrmediae isndings1T-. T,pa Week IN .yg1HE ST
and fast running r. 81 JONES K aross nser viii
Leave for the above and all Intermediate TSDa
SATURDAY q y O'clock, returning city every
NISDhY md SUNDAY, IN the evening. - ' "
" Planters and clippers rely raunpz tbrouyh
the entire e'ton For fregh. and apply board
ST. Louie street, ~
dl NICOLAS BARRoIs, "a Old I.vss
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xN7RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Wv This principle
the human frame subject BUT ONE DISEASE, corrupt
which, when floating in the general The circulation
The Of all kinds and when lodged the various
the body, give rise to every naiaiy incident to
B Let it be remembered the human body and WRGHT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE mutually adapted
that by them all morbid corrupt deAfe)
entirely removed, and this
For sale in New 0rlesrs Wholesale and Retail by
j. ZIG I 4 co..,
ianls No. II strae
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

jEsFEBson Cry. !
Thursday Evening, February % l8 a. I
hrIi'ed-230 head Western Cattle 70 Hogs 800 Sheep
o. Mich Cows, and $50 Calves and Yearings The mar
ket continues well supplied
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Will leave FRIDAY, February "a, 5 o'clock Pm.
GNOR ICHIILA. YAZOO CITY. 49, .
OU.ACHITA RIVER,

w'illeave SATURDAY, Febru.ry as at O'Clock P. ~
FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, ~ r.
ELDnRADo LANDING. CHAMPAGNoLE, le84ttss4sSzz55s
WILMINGTON, CAREYyILLE, MARIE SALISERszExzzzx3z
LANDING, ALABAMA LANDING, oUACHTTA CITY, TRENTON,
MONROE COLUMBUS ARRtsONBuRG and all inte diate
ng 90 The naasha and Black ReIegust oachi'a River Packet
Senme EW WORLD. Ge running
NEW WORLD A. p Hyatt freight
md will leave For freight passage having superior
cannoiatious, apply on board or
feb24 MCDOWELL, JR., L BELL. Ia Povdr street,
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: RED RIpER.

win leave FRIDAY. Fetrunry H.. O'Clock p. NJ.
SOR SHREVEPORT, G RAND ~ =
EcoRE and ALEXANDRIA Regalar Red River lsskaeas
Packet y. W. DDWNs-The swift
packet " Downs Capt George r.
Clark will leave n above. Rppy
SMITH d FiMISTER IS Canal
~ B. s. W Dowua will take freight high
there viii be difficulty
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ST. LOUIS

VIII leave SATURDAY, February IS. at 10 O'Clock NJ.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ =.
n and oil intermediate landings-Ragusr st
Louis and New Orleans
BUS-The running ps senger packet
COLUMBUS, Captain Fulton port receiving
freight AID will leave above freight having
rior accommodations, sppiy on board,
feb9s HYDE g. OLA Poyirag
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VYCKSBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY, February IS, at o'clock PM
NOR TICKSB URG, WARRENToN s~s ~
a NEW CARTILAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Ls3ks ssstssa
and BATON ROCGResua Saturday Weekly VicEsbufg
Steamer SOUTHERN RELLE-Tba new magnificent and swift
nning packet SOUTHERN BELLE,
White leave above. For freight passage apply
20 SMITH d FI8ISTER, 6Canal stree.
IT The Southern Belle will take freight privilege
freshipping feb2l
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YAZO0 RIVER.


- VIII leave FRIDAY, February "a, at o'clock Pm.
NOR MOUTH OF C0LDWATER, -
IA MOUTH OF TIi.LATnBA, LEF LORE, GREEN f4ka1.tR
WOOD, sIDON, TCHULA, YAZoo CITY IS ATARTA, xsxsaz
NkSBtRi ard all intermediate andi gsRegular Packet
DOVEThe superior and swift running steamer DOVE
Edward Phes master Is freight and will leave
as above For freight having fas apply
on board, JOHN Z. HYDE CO. IA Poydras street,
febs3 SMITH d FtAiiSTER, Canala treel.
Will leave FRIDAY February ~ at 5 O'Clock M
NOR TCHULA, YAZOO CITY, -
n SATARTIA, vICKSBuRG ali intermediate LsAahStsa
lIndngsRegular Yszoo River and Tchua Packet
AFTONThe fne fast running AFfO John s.
Wallace will eavs passage having
superior accommodations, apply on board
7. WILSON, IT Carondslet street.
~ The Alton will take freight all landing.
above Yazoo City with the privilege of shippng tb
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Z "A PKFSEKVE White,
so-ealled sRow
would brought cheek clear
healthy skin
aystem get CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
according quite well
if find health and beauty
elastic and the whole
and nvgorated like Spring morning. then hopeless
all the valuable certificates nanght the
powerfully ethoaeaus.
~ sale New Orleans Wholesale and Retail by
j. WRIG HIT & CO,
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VIII leave SATURDAY, February 49, at s O'Clock P.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS #.S -
and ~ n.e,n,eda laniinsa-Regusrs St Louis tAsa
Packet WESTERNER.-The light
draugh SEsTERNER Capt b. port
receiving freight and will leave freight passage,
feba3 JOHN E. YDE b CO., Il Poydras st
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SUNDRIES--.

SUNDRlEssss17s. nj. Obi, s,y.,e,. FLOUR
Star CANDLES
Rlw WHISKY;
bbla Rectfed dot
bbls Winter LARD OIL
80 iarcps Sugar Cared HAMS;
quarter casks BRANDY;
eighth do
For sale BY JOSEPH Lands 4 Co.,
ebS IS Tchonpitoulss street.
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SODA ASH -234 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
~ Sens landing Old Dominion Queen Victoria for sale bv
jan27 C. HARnII,L,- co az Napazinr ST =
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Saturday, February 25.


DOVE, Phelps Muster MOTJTU an for v rn
MOUTH U OF TiLLATmBA, TAELAHNrCHEE, GREENWo1n
YhHfo CITY SAThRTIA LIVERPOOL, MARION md sibGY'
THIS EVENING, Mt s O'Clock. W "D't''
JOHN f. HYDE 4 co II po,Iro..,x.
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ASATENT A CTION PIANO-EE
FokIEs .-The subscriber skst4-H@ 4zz
p.I-rIa q az sna Octave SQUARE ASDf M M
noaItpiet Fihso EORTES, from celsbrssedl
GILBERT fsll Of which nasnniae-
Camp atreet ~ n ri ia I nrNu ~, %
80 -o-See iunea. n23 ~
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ESIKE MAGNOLIA WHISKY = 100 bbls
febl Ell, HART CO.. 70 Tehoupitoulas ST.
GTRAW PAPER = 1900 reams, single and
~ double crown, and for sale by
feb!l E j HART h CO. 10 Tchoupiloulas St.
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SODA ASH-210 casks Steele & Sons, land
NJ ing from ship Airiatie, and in store, sale By
feha j. G. iARDlLL 4 CO, 81 Magazine st.
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ENRf PARSONS, 10 Camp-G-r,
u arset, offers for sale PIANO FoBrEs fyonn FE&s&2X
SUSSS CLARK, CFifCKERIse and PiFYFI n
l-s7 essorsEef bald nv
~ AZ VITA the anrvaIed Their IN
faents speak for thenssvsa
Pee.faiiy invited call thsr m Tn.,a ~.
done carefully and with s Au ~
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SPERM CANDLES--l25 boxes in store and
~ for sale by j. HART co. 10 Tchoupiluua st. tcb2
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RSAMILY CLARET WINE, VINTAGE 1852
Il so cases, to eigse ami invoice, for low.
q, WINSTON ii Commercial plscn
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT cLEAeED.
Ships.


iNihNA-Fer AysrE's boalssO bbls flour To Nvo
lNDlANA-PeL Meghaek,. bnat720 Inv 10 Een
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FOR CITY sBRY- TOR
re LOUIS II, PILE, the present incumbent,
nnIiiGp Re Election. ~ 1854 fall3 I'd
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" W. COOLER, Importer and Dealer in
n BRANDlEs, WINES, CORDlALS and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders rom the filled dispatched with puncuay. City
HI will have their articles taken their residences
ity efcharge
None but choice articles sold here.
NJ " ITO Common street, opposite tho St. Charles Hotel
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.DANCING-MJTSIC.
A COLONEL DE- KoRpoN.v nc rue

4 oLosEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE N
h., a. as. ,flng M friends public zsper.l ~
blyed 4 p m esnrS Cd JaIen's Goncs @
pa banntaz Acntey the Lecture Roam M
81 rs9 f4l p tHat Of t IL hanies' stss fos, isn5s
Thrrsiay Saturday - y "7 sna' oays-tohua7,
st th- Plano. - w. e'heH' fAnist VIII preside
For frnsr icuIars. inqae COL K \, ,esftsns 1t ri
Hotel, or at the 81. Charlie City oe, Isctny. r.. IAN
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EELACk WALNUT and POPLAR LUMB Err
just reeved aud uni aiding tie Slip opposite
EaF 10 Front street. Immediately above the Triangle Buildings,
$4,000 ce Choice YELLOW POPLAR 4 inch, ~ Y ard inch
lArk.
Choice BLACK WALNUT BOARDS ASH MS
eored, tor sale thu WHARF, IN lots to suit pur
A. BROWN CO.. $40 Magazine street,
Dealers in Mahogany and Cedar, Gear Whit! Pine and Cypress
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FXCHANGE on Baltimore and Philadelphia,
janll j. H. AsHnRIDGE& CO. SO ST. chnrss street
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NuNDRIES.

NM HlTE ASH COAL-150 tons, Egg Size,
w for sale, to arrive, by j. II. ASHBRIDGE& co,
St
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nR. j. A DE HART, DENTIST, sEpnszsas
y tenders his the ladies
gentlemen Orleans vicinity, being VI Yf{$1&
permanently located havlng all the late lli
His and accommodations surpassed Those
will be satisfactory
Bourbon and Dauphin, two doors from Homes' store
FULL UPPER principle will
FULL SETS
(Upper and for from 3lq5 q 6tstf
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ESlLBERTS--100 bags new Filberts; 80 bags
H. new WHnuts for sale BY A. i. CocHRAN& HALL,
feb22 IS Grnvirr street..
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rs" MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr,, is a Candidate
f3r RECORDER # the THIRD DISTRICT New Orleans
re support Of his irend and 'ewctuR Election hf 9th of
hlrc b, 1854.
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Mr. 2 cLtssEY respectfully informs Ladies and IN
Gentlemen Of Sep Orleans his DANCING ACADEWy "a
open No street. custo hoas
DANCES. ''shDi-hA
DAYS cuLpRKs-sondays Wednesdays Fridays. from
uil DARK. '"' he"i .
Private Lessons for Ladies' and Gentlemen, every day. from
q Cas. tar sentenen, rom o,cIock p H. IA II
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Ess- Neither the Captain nor the Consienees
o. the British shifs ELLEN OLIVER and SARAH EMMA l ~
responsible for any debts conractGd BY The crews ~ va "
iel9f J. r. WHITNEY ~ Carr,
, 1854-03-25

~ ~ Whenever you find yourself in
company with a man who is constantly
asking you to treat, the best thing you can
DO Is 70 retreat.
, 1854-03-25

.
Mr.. GADsDENs oPISIoN or SANTA ANNA.
Mr.. Gadsden, on his return from Mexi-
co, visited Charleston, 8. G., where he COM
municated to the editors Of the Charleston
Courier good deal of information respect
ing the,treaty just negotiated by him with
Mexico. This information, which has been
published, is perhaps the most reliable Of
anyWhich.h6s been given to the public on
the subject. The following extract from
the Courier's statement will give the reader
MrAGadsden's idea Of Santa Anna:
"SGeno Gadsden has brought with him
an admirably engraved portrait of Santa
Anna, in gorgeous apparel and military
costume. Gen. G.. reports him in appear
anee (and especially in forehead) and man.
ners to be not unlike Daniel Webster, and
man Of great address and untiring indus
p try and energy. He always found him
prompt and courteous, Whatever Of evil
there may have been in his early habits, he
thinks he has entirely corrected them; and,
.as q public spirited statesman, he is now
devoting his energies and talents to the af.
fairs Of State and the interests of his coun-
try. he has already suppressed, by de.
crees, the hitherto great passion of his peo-
pie for gambling, andn one has been more
successful than be, in his measures for ar,
resting highway robbery. He has many Of
the high qualities Of the General und Civil.
ian, and the yicissitudes through which he
bas passed, and the difficulties be has sur.
mounted, show that he Is no ordinary man,
, 1854-03-25
DR.. j. r. cARDWELL,

DENTAL SURGEON,
~ = d. q i = PORTLAND, OREGON.
0R. Q. Is prepared 70 insert the improved Porce'
II lain Gum Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle, which may be worn with comfort, answer
ing every end Of the natural teeth.
Particular attention paid 10 the plugging Of deeayed
decay. Teeth extracted with improved iOrceps giving
the least possible pain.
~ An operations warranted N give entire salts
faction, or no charge made, Ladies visited at Their
residence n requested 2 Y r lH
Feb. Is, 1851 2lH
, 1854-03-25

2 /, NJ An Irish gentleman having q party
to meet at a tavern, exclaimed, on arriving
and finding the room empty;
So am first after ALL
The waiter informed him that he was
mistaken-that bis friends had been there,
but were gone.
Verywell, replied the Hibernian-'then
have made no mistake, for as they were
oil here before me, surely was right in
saying i was first litter all.
, 1854-03-25
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP,

VIE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens OF Scllacoom city md vicinity that he h
prepared TO do ell work In the Blaeksmithing line low
er than at any other establishment on Puget Sound
All orders from distance executed with neatneas and
dispatch,-PL0WS, MILL IRONS, &c., Of 4 superior
reasonable rates.
shop, corner Of Second and Columbia streets.
steilacoom c4sy, Sept s, lsss-4sG.
, 1854-03-25

The London Times says: "The human
race is multiplying faster than our ships,
and our railways, and its wants are daily
more pressing. Even the Hindoos, within
sight Of the steaming locomotive, will not
be content with their one garment of close
cloth per annum. China, to all appearance,
will now be opened to its centre. The old
bugbear of the whole earth being glutted
with our manufactures has long been dis.
carded. The world will never have too
much Of what it really needs. Considering
then, the growing demands of all nations,
we see very slight prospect Of India getting
so beforehand with the world as to ruin the
American cotton planter. We may conf.
IDENTIFY predict that there will be many ris-
ings and fallings in the Cotton market, and
many fortunes won and lost at New York,
before things have settled down to such a
permanent depreciation as this must sup
pose. Let our transatlantic customers there
fore take heart. There is room enough for
us ell in this wide world. Let them plant
cotton, lay down rails, and build clippers
as many and as fast sailing as they can
they will have many profitable freight be-
fore they are undersold by the worshipers
Of Buddha or Of the Sun.
, 1854-03-25

'rhs manufacture Of India-ruhber combs
has been brought 10 great perfection. By q
new patented process, the fineners and clear.
mes of metal or shell is impaired 10 this
substance. A mandatory has been estab-
iished in Williamsburg, N. York, employing
some three hundred people, 10 which the
exclusive right for the U. States belongs.
, 1854-03-25

The FHIBUsTERs ROUTED AND DISPERSED
These modern crusaders it appears have
met the fate of their ancient predecessors
in attempting to conquer the Holy Land
from the Mussclmen In attempting to CON
Qucr Lower California and Sonora they
themselves, have been conquered and dis
persed. They are now outcasts, outlaws
and wanderers in a strange land. They
must either make hasty retreat to Cali
fornia for protection or they will be hunted
like wild beasts by bands of enraged and
vndictive Mexicans. Some of them may
succeed in making their peace with the
Lower Californians, and thus escape vio-
lent death.
Desertion, starvation and disappointment
have overthrown these boasted conquerOrs
of Lower California. Sonora cannot now
be invaded by these pioneers of liberty and
Anglo Saxon civilization. President Walk
er's new Republic is now defunct, and he
has no country to serve. The attempt to
get up convention of the people to declare
their independence of Mexico has proved a
miserable failure. The people are both will
ling and anxious to becrme part and par
eel of the American Union, but they do not
wish to have their country invaded and
overrIm by Americans with view Of fore.
ing upon them separation from Mexico
They consider that they have been outrag-
cd by the conduct of the Fillibusters, and
wish to get rid Of them.
These modern crusaders have managed
their affairs with as little discretion as their
predecessors Of old, and, like them, have
been doomed to disappointment and defeat.
We suppose we shall soon hear no more Of
their operations. The spirit of conquest is,
however, still uppermOst with large class
of our people, and another attempt will be
made before long which will perhaps sue
ceed. This failure will not stop fllibuster-
ing-Cal. Courier, March TO-. 1854.
, 1854-03-25
HENRY JOHNSON g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
lao, Washington Street, near Montgomery,
sAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

lio, washington Slrcct near montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
nFFER for sale, for cash at the lowest esQslA
~ wholesale prices a large and well Sc
lected assortment Of East India, Mcditcua- Md
mean and European Drugs and Medicines; WSA
French. English and American Chemicals -
Of all kinds and also, an extensive variety OF Peru
merry, Fancy Articles, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints
and Oils, Dye Stlfs Labels, Window Glass, Extracts
Bronzes Trlsscs, Leechcs, Surgical Instruments
Druggists Glassware IIatters Goods, shakers Herbs
and Roots &C., together with every article comprised
in the stock of a Druggist or Physician.
II. J. a Co., are the prOpretOrs Wholesale Agents
for Dr. Jaync's Family Medicines, Sands Sarsaparilla
Old Townscnd's Sarsaparila Mofats and Bandreth's 5
Pills Davis Pain Killer, Congress Spring Water &c
&c.
Henry johnson & Co., have made such arrange
ments in New York, Boston and Philadelphia will
enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest
rates and they arc determined to give their customers
the benefit Of low prices and at the same time the
best quality of goods
July %, lSj3-46y.
, 1854-03-25
In Store and Now Receiving,
HARD WARE, GROCERIES,
Schictwoot.

HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
L public that the above named scow has bcen an.
ished, and put in readiness to convey goods from
points below to this city. She Is capable Of carving
large amount Of freight, and s perfectly watertght
Orders from all parts received and promptly attended
10 at the lowest rates.
A. J. BALDWIN.
Olympia Sept TO- 1883 u