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No BOIL
NOTICE of Withdrawal certain lands "a
and Ottawa, and other proposed railroads
Solicitation Of majority o the delegation an Congress from
michigan ibe President Of The United States by bis
The 1T o. May has directed that The fol
further orders for valid psempon claims, to wit;
In The State of MIcmoar.
In district Of land. subject to sale at iosA
Of the line and Of the principal meaan.
hafo township and townships ., and 10, Of
Tue north haor township townships a,
10 "a, IS, lo ard IT, Of range, . :, :; 1ndS
ro~asSip. Ia y IS, S, il, IS, 10, 20,
of..se. 1~. 3 . o - - y u and 1s 10 and "a, Of
rsnse ~ -.
Townships "A and IS, of range 10
In tn. disrrie, subject sale a, csSsrssrri
North Of e base line and eaa t Ae principal neridian.
Townships TO- ~ Il, ia, "a, IS, and south half Of 6
townships g. 9 9, 10, u, ~ IA Il, and is, unge
rowaships 8, ., 10, Il, IL, and 10, Of range o.
Township. 9, 9, 10, u, and u, ofnnee =
North 81 ne base lire and we Of iae principal meridian"
iaad. 20 te soa }oJ he Sene6i ef indiani.
In Of lands subject to sale at Dsrsorri
NORTH ofhe So.e and efne yr,.eiraf neridian
m. north half of township S, OF ranges and Q.
Township ., Of ranges 3 and 4
In district Of ands sutJec, TO sale a, DosoASi
NORTH efe base line and ~ea q ne principal '"esa", i0~sr
Townships -, %, 80, 81, 9s, and 30, Of rangea.
townships 81, 81 %, %, ~, ~ %, and 3d. range T.
Township. SwsSs. y x = 81 g. * s. az s. ssss sss o.
Townsaips q, %, 30, 81 % a. ~ 80 and a. rsns,7.
Townships 81 ~ 49, ~ a5 49, ~ as 60 80, a. a. 49, and o. Of
Town.bp. a. a. 80 u.s. as ~, as 30 3d. a. Of
''1ts Tswn.sip. q - @ " q 49, and 90 Of 70
aud i3
Upper peninsula.
township township. % % and a. Orange 30
Township Al, Of ranges al ~, and 30
The OF sr.
North efme base Rns qnd rest Of he praerai "erian
Al on be main land.
Townships Ae and a. Orange %
Townsbips &c, A, and 4s, ofrsngeaa
TSw".g. Township. = 4 % g. g. sss ss and ~ 81 ss
Town.ps q g, 2, 49, q q s. s.d 50 o. range as
rown.hips ~ G5 a. IS, ae 81, and So Of range q.
Township. %, ~ a5, So 81, aud 81. Of 30
S~gs TswSsSs Z q a T. 4 81 d 3 q and Iiass sss
TowSsSips s., -, S. q, IS. and "a, Of lsnae ~
Tsws.ss TTsws:sS e e. s s. sa.; s. T. So d. and s.
Townships .,4s 49, 49, ao, so,si, So nds,, Of
Township. %, a. is ~ as ao 50, 81, 81 and So Of
Tew..sg. T. q q, %, 81, 50, range 20.
state of wisoosss.
In the district Of land, subject at Nss,sp,.
North Of the hose line and Of fourth principal eaan
Township. ", y, a. g, and 80, efra l0
row".sp. as a. g. and ~ of pssss 49, H. AND 10
Tsw".sp s~".ss. e. g. % 81 and and y g. 81 a ssS ,..v. e
Tow".s.s. - q q q q =, ard q, sfrsass,s
Town.sip. 20 % o. a. 80 a. q, ., q, and % q rsnrs
TTS-n:SS. Ts-":S is @ g. .s a. e. 81 S sus. s s1ss
Townships ~, 20, 81, and ~. OF range "a
The above list townships heretofore offered
for sale bn which have ne ihsy within the
under General Once, he city Of
Washington, his leth DAY Of May, ammo pomni, 1851
BY order Of the President;
Commissioner cenersi Land once.
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Posg oyrioK rAzrsEsT,
ist day q Aos.s, ss olh day q June
KANSAS, and ILLINOIS viii be received the Contact Once
q ooss ss n soa lSns s 10 decided BY July iSoSns
iE MISSOURI
$500 Jefferson cay BY Maron jamestown Midway, and
above ana " Disoavlle, Lookoai, California, and
Ls.vs jsasr.9n o,ly daily !. lpm,
Leave Boonyilo daily a,
s am us Daeo ~ Fs ~ wa ~ South ro uuou
Dssa,or suroo, Enon, MGus. sterling @ d Linn Loose
sss sy Il sps, s.s !; he ., ., ss ,
4,,ss IN s:;'s's !: 5s's.:ss s cl,y a. day sysam,
Aliys = rs.nAla bsps. nsa day y sam
Masiius bswi, Canolon, Hound Grove Richmond, Grub
orrhaId and Woodtord, q Liberty, us miles and back,
Lssss c.ssos sasdsy, Tuesday. ssd Ihursdsy pm;
.s sas tls ssss ssss - 4 Ss Ts4,.asy
p.oposals week service, and also daily
sss FROM Boone s ~ Lanne, Rock Bryan. Marshall,
Mounl Hope Dover. Lesingon, Wellington, sibsy, and
coaches running alternately by above
eeoS ss sSS ~ Des sas asS"d Sa
sse.ag s =. Lexington. I.n,. s.,, !,
Arrive Il independents nen, day byspm'
Arrive a Bonneville next day by u pm.
TENNESSEE
sas From knsnyllS By Gn'sa ton Somerset y and
Leave Knoxville daily, exeep. sunday, atsams
Leave .Iss asyIs , daily saesp, sunday asa"
ARKANSAS
7sos From Little nock by Mary Brownsville DuvaIs Bluff Sur.
,s..asd nm. osa1ns all 1 aye5 @ cess s. Ians,. Green
.ass si Iss 1ns 'sssi Rock daily da,; tss '''F's'
Arrive Memphis nexi day by pm;
Leave Leave Memphis ,!.ti DAILY daily at At 9 9 AMI Am
Proposals Duvals Bluff Surrounded lils
" Clarendon, is3 miles, will i'll be consids,sd
vas Bluff, 6s miles and back, three times week, in ?
Leave Helena Monday, Wednesday and Friday a, am,
Ays sys Day1 NUN S ras.s.s a day. SATURDAY
sa From Dig Creek Valley Lawrenceve Ca
rendon, As niles and back week.
hs.ss nss c.snsoa SsasaaGs WsSns.aay ~
ISL s,a% y and Bu
Leave Duyais Dua Monday and Thursday msam;
Arrive Al a Duvais Bluff nsri days by I'M
1913 From Duvss Bluff BY wa,ensaw Bluff Arc,
gusa and Grand Glaze to Elizabeth, 10 miles and back
Leave DuvaIi's Bluff Monday and Thursday atsam
Arrive a. E.i..se!n nss day. Y. by Gp%,
ays puSs rSsaas sa as ,sa yssy y
Proposas Clarendon instead Of Duva Bluff
viii be considered.
ILLINOIS
s.l5 From Gaeua BY Hanover Portsmouth,, sayannah,
;sa, % Msles, 100 miles and back ,hse times week --
Leave Gslena Monday, Wednesday, and Friday allan;
Leave Moline Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at 7ams
Tor form Of guarantees and esiaca also
and emOIaeng conditions be incorporated
ss ,sa S M service in the we''" and
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l7-law4w Postmaster General.
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col. pESroS,s REMARKABLE VISION.

COL BENTON'S REMARKABLE VISION.
Benton in $780, described immediate future Of To-
day as IL with prophctseye Let what Is passing before
our ewes say whether this win not exactly apply In 1880
Benton said -
al can have a vision ALSO and Of banner with nscrp
,,ons upon IL floating the head Of the senator om
Massachusctts M w, while he was speaking the words
Missouri question colonization society antslavery In
dams western lands tariff, internal Improvement
snti-Sunday nails antiMasonry cavacade under the
bannera motley group, most miscellaneous concourse-
tho spccked progeny Of many fed
erasts benevolent femalespocans who have lost Their
castc-natonal rcpubcansal marching on the nextprcs
idsntal election and chanting tho words on the banner
and repeatedly under these signs conquer Did you
sec IL Mr. President? Your looka soy no bnt cannot
he looked out OF my vision. did see something, ,ns
shade at least Of substancetbc appariuoh OF reai
eventmaking way from the womb OF ume, ana cast
inr ts shadow before shall see u again-a' fpnpP
and that before Greek kaends, about the ides OF NO
vcmbcr, 1892
s,nnosc n senator had arisen in his place, and said :
Wee and YOU Mr. Benton win be the leader of this
speckled progeny What scathing rehuke the Then
democratic champion would have uttered ~ SIR 70 oe
the leader Of such motley group, sir Mover, SIR re-
peat, sir never The very suggestion sir is libel on nay
reputation srp Time, ambition, end disappoinement
work great revolutions Now tho motley army IS forming,
and Of this Benton is striving to be the commander
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Mr. HAVEN again advocated the adoption of the Senate
resolution lie contended that they continued TO sit
there would be nothing done during the hot weather
Mr. TAYLOR suggested the adjournment ON the first Of
August he thought The business could be got through
by that aR%s s%s .., n.ns . -. s.,.. r.o,n
passed the members OF Congress would receive their pay
during the recess
Mr. HAVEN said he understood the resolution of the
Senate for adjournment and not for recess II was
joint resolution, and would have to 90 TO the Executive
for signature.
The Senate resolution then read; IL was for adjourn
both houses the Sd of july and until the Sd Monday
in October
Mr. CAMPBELL moved to add the proviso that no com
pensation should be allowed members during the
Mr.. HILLYER contended that his amendment would
meet the question of per diem it was for adjournment
and not for
Mr.. DISNEY spoke at length in opposition to an early
adjournment contending that the of pub
lie business demanded that time should be taken to
llete it
Mr. HAVEN introduced a substitute for adjourning on
the Ath Of july with provso that there be
uon TO members during the recess
Mr. JONES said the Comptrollcr OF the Treasury had
given i his opinion that il recess was taken according
TO the senate resolution members could demand eg COM
the mileage as there would be no adjournment. He was
favor Of the substitute proposed by the gentleman from
South Carolina, Mr. ORR. slE4
Mr. EWING thought that nothing would be accomplished
wanted go their constituents know if they did right
in passing the Nebraska bill and such the condition
OF things that he thought the adjournment had better take
Mr. HILLYER moved lay the resolution and the pend
ing amendments on the table.
The question TAKEN and the House refused to lay
the resolution on the table--yeas So, nays 81.
Mr. KEITT said the democratic party had into power
upon certain platform of principles some Of which they
had yet carried out Laugher1 He desired to give
that party time carry the principles ii had
e,e' o ,Icleu " 10 PopoSeu VI 'ao ai,
inc Them an onnortnv of carving ont their programme
Of nrncpes he moved 10 substitute The 18th Of pember
Mr. Mi TON said the resolution was not omen to fur
ther amendment He demanded the previous question;
which was seconded
The question was taken Oh the motion OF me gentleman
no ~ ~" ~ -, ~ lai.. ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ Wy
" TI TaJ ,. m . n a - @ ,t' ~ ,dort 40, v rronoyoa
l., az az tso M M., e 80 A r., - ~ TaI;u III rM- nan 4 sar a.
~ ~ .I = ,ie IN, ~ , 20 ,Lh1 L1 L.as L odnn,,aad@ove,
yu",,ins ~ cn oa ''a ifn u august "AeN W" p 80
- ~ ho o,; ~, - -. .,, - ,o- ,,,o raso,,t;on no
- - i - ~ I .L, w - ~ 81 " @ ~ oae e - ~ ~ 1IaYso 70
au sp y. ~ ~ ~ NY ' .y gao , ' sh ~, 81 Th I rasnin,;an
% % ,I, p'o1 .o - ys - a -. ;,,aortoa =,
the resolution as if not necessary they should be- The
House would adjourn IN the 1ath of August and meet
again on The 81 NJ as nrov;ded or by the const
tnt;n, - - - " - = ~ = ---f
"'ioh'
HOUR OF MEETING.
n, unr-c,rn>y a,..a ,- =. acor : ro,o1,t;or that
t1Df1a arx,rn rdn ah
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May l7-law4w
mo. sos.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.
IN PURSUANCE n the order Of the United
the the senators and orhe delegation Congress
e sEte Of Alabama, lands the described
ships Poda along routes
Alabama, And from place. Wetumpta Eyon
Decatur and Athens 20 the Tennessee line will be withheld from
ders, TO witi
IN TnE STATE or FLORIDA
In The district Of lands subject sale A. TALLAHASnr.
so@A Of ne base ane Of principal meridian
Township !, Of range d.
SauAe{ ne sase i.as and os'f ., he p,irpai meyidan.
Townships D. 5, and s. Of ranges 49, 90 90 81 and a.
IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
situated In the district of lands subject SPARTA
S'rA Of ns base line and cast ef e principal mertda southern
surrey
Te.n.hip. =, 2, q rnge7
Town.h Town.np. a. ~ 3, a. 81 Of ranges 10 II, ~
In the disrcs of lands subject to ,ale al CAu.wpai
he base line, and Of e rr;repai nerSian sopaern
Township s., ofranse 10.
TTe~n.hp. g, 1.,s.,o ,ssgs a T.
Townships 8, = y. =, TO-, IL. a., "a, oi range 10
Township. To-, IL, ~, i5 "a iS 90 az ''sss -: u d
Township. g. o. IL. ia. 49, ~, IS. is. IL. ls 10, 90 o.
s1ewn.SS. IL, ~ ~ "a, ls' 10. IL 49, 90 a. .
sown.Ap. IL, la. ls a. 49, Io, H. Is 49, Of range is
township IL, Of range %.
In The d.,rie, Of land. subject sale
North Of The base line and c1sf Of fhe ycpai racran, southern
surrey.
Tow nship. az, "a, OF ranges II, IL.
Townships 2J, "a, Of ranges 10, Ia.
Township az, Of range IS.
s~fA Of The lne aud Of pripaI
Townships l5', l6, l7t, le 49, 10, 81, ~, Of range
townships l5 l6- i5 IS, To-, 20 n, W, OF range
Io~n-ins 49, 49, ~, la-, w. 2ot, 81, "a, range
Townships u.s. dt ,Ia', fgt 20s, ,2ls, a. of range
In the district Of lands subject Il HrsnvrLLvt
soh Of e base Hus, and Of e prfnpa eridan
! a ~ tJ.t
Townships ?, 3,f - 7,sp ~, 49, IA OF rapgrs y
Townships ,, "a, 5, 6,1, Of range O.
~ the district of lands suffice, MosrsomspYt
North re Of yiacipat ,acri,an ,L
Townships ~, ~, OF 10.
Townships 10, 20, sl, Of fange ~.
Townships li', ia', N. 20, af 49,
Townships ift, ls' ~, of ranges ~, 30.
Also N. o the pfaposed
Ueoea 70 montgomery by order of the President bearing date "a
Vst utimos
HovfA ot ne base ie ani Of pat rserdas ,orLsr,
nrrsg.
Township ~, OF rsnee a5
Townships 10, II, ~, Df ranso 2o.
Townships ., 10, n, ~, Of rangsa7.
Iownship y 10, ~ ~ u, Of range %.
Townships u, ~, ~, "a, Of range 20.
Townships H. u.s. nfrsnge 81
The towash~ marked thus having already withdrawn
previous
Gv.n under hand General Land oace, city o
washington this SNh day OF March, 1854.
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
MM s--iawlSw Commissioner
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child of Jacob Getz Of the sixteenth ward Philade
phs whilst sitting Mt the door few days ago, bitten
on The arm by rabid dog. DR.. Wordsworth was called
in and dissec'ed out the wound burning II afterwards
with caustc of potash Hopes are entertained Of the
tire recovery OF the child
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the OF Of the
townships and Of townships ubove
required establish the 10 the satisfaction s the register
ohce
seeing this notice. before the day
Of the public OF the lands
Claim be
JOHN WILSON,
Comnissio OF the General Land Office.
May lg--iawl3w
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Delivered in House of Representatives the 10th day
of June 1854 on relations with Spain.
rI, on I'M n + + E
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more New spstoQ Goods.
= sTEEk, Merchant Tsiot opening another supply
- Of ch0sce and goods.
snnn o. members o Congress- and cirzens.
Inc sfock 10 large md
,ev ~ gentemeD's goods usually aors
he secss an Inspection by ns public Of goods
hip, and priccs
May a4-auf
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By Mr. HEINZ The petition of 500 citizens Of the city Of
Keokuk Iowa, asking that the Iowa land bill, passed
the Senate be adopted by the House of
that grants land be made for the railroads therein
named NJ the present session of Congress.
BY MIR. PERKINS, of Louisiana; The memorial OF g. T.
Raou referred to the Committee Private Land Claims
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SAsE snd Erceiienf store Fixtures for - has
@ sns me lease aud fixtures Of large and
fhe grocery stand, which has business
W. e has hstrae ccl,ar, and large back For
particulars apply N JAS. q MCGUIRE
Jane f-~uA Auetnpecr and C,p,rni.s,on Ns,rh.a.
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MATS0Y DE SAN IlE

Corner of Canal AM claiborn6s sfeets, ~ Orleans
"a THIS Insdttion now inder the direction
f1T55a OF the SISTERS OF.3]lARITY, has been
80 put in comPsFe order hd is ready for the
reception Of patient The room are spacious, well
ventilated and hayaevery conTeHence for the sick
Persons visiting thsynstanon Eorhledcal treatment
will receive, underhe care Of listers of Charity
ali the attentions an Comforts Of pme
Dr. WARREN SFsE still contains his coun6 xion
with the Institutlq. and patients Viii always lave
his advice and attetion as heretoforeE
Visiting Physjctn and Surgeon, z. ]. G. P WED-
EsrRANBT. "A ".E 81
1 Resident Physitan and Surgeon, DRIP. c, Boyer.
The terms ofIdmisson are from on to FIVE dollars
sper day. PalrEs deposlting in adyan4 for the tie
Hihey rep1au in a Institution. Capital y gieal Oper
atoms charged II extra. .s| +
For further tlfornaation, apply to thtSlSrER So
rERlon OF qHE tHsT TUITION. Or to the Rsident Ply
siaian, IaH25. 1864
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Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

tNo. 81 ST.. CHARLES sTEEEr--( Corner above tbe St
Charles HoteDEeW Orleans. 4
n EtER for sale to PLANTERS, PHyslcrAgSand Ner-
NJ chants, an extensive stock Of
Pare lMedEGFRes, Chemicals CafEs,
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Of the past years importation. Physicians and Plan
,ers will find in their estabIishmaf every article o.
Medicine; also every dascrpleh OF lpstrHm@Rts tA~t
they may require
Merchants will find Fancy Soaps, Colog1es, efedi-
cina Chests, aud Pataat Medicines at.SA4egacvuRGH's
Persons visiting the city will ap2Isaton. be fur
aished with book containing list Of evtsy article q
srliue, as the number and variety d areclas arasoo
~ ~ W.: E..Far ~ newspaper publication
heif &c 11'""-fspriees will be as teasonab as any
aoked and marked 50 as ID sassil l+,y~,7#rutents Of
lanters. $.S
1T7~A constant supply Of RaEAGH BRANDfEsate,,4
FINES fer medicinal pGrp0ses always Oh hand.
Nay 0ynans DE lHI4.
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u p.ss taisays excepting tie t'spalls prihsiples
! tne sei'-sigied democracy eateef8ja inttas5l-
N f1o2, ~ lste Ioi5aYsns dialogue 1egsse sgr saT
Y asa q tfeofga, md ME. 8arss1ae, ,y6f Miss.
81 ooLa aeEnaerat p the hoasai Representatives,.
i4a% eaill}55Elten tflan1
Iie rtfef and halbdf Dill stelng Under con
ssaeFatloIt II tlie house es nlira
II cetsalaeo y clause making aa appropriation f.t
Fl Savannah fITel, ana Seward wanting .ls
+ Fofss q tie 3ooE t'eopiass sayan aahg she fa
osl'atg9k nlass. ~ the illaRifs aaise
I .fhent e,i q iilt ftoAse.
81 ha' Safes 'filsg q II a- l'atss the ssnfte4
an l spsak To. hnnssls 81 iot TIM Whole demo
I, 2 800 party Hlsen ne says theT ars opposed e
s'1,,s1r Il at4oiss ior INTERVAL rPrp Iatnents
s ,3 si ksslae7=i 5ay 81 detlaerats y alo ad
;.s,ss . o.
lfastsfftal H 9i aFlIE EoYeiaeats BIZ government.
NJ ssH sls dem III Cal ran. tife Eeas
], 5iea1an A. hnd tbeSeeQse to understand Ienee be-
iongea so [ae v 5ss sartv, sl5 atIl a5,s .shaned
Iof 4f{Ael r q r4afTa tfe principles they slVo
cats., " leneYer i Sell become ne eslssafY,i
silah l ssse, re reasons E4ifx Iconnecs4a myself
II w. WI, y t1ie g fefaocIatie part!
fs, t599Assl 5 As ases=shas,l 81
~, s,ss1a9 81, ~ ltfe ae5nRefate paftg lat s4oals
/ s1 si'lA hif.so aailefe 70 5he platform 3aasshs
~
-'sssf afStl sli9tid ife the geftisfnaf t9
lssis. sgits ~ e.sSne platform of tl1e ptftF ~
- III 81 r. ~ H.'t'iN s5aI Is ING deniaafaey
q li,as ai 9tafe are Concerned the
,,hsets1aSs a " s1leif oF3aiehs. hlnktlis lfes
9ll'. aaa ses1eta1Y q Haf gos themselves olit
si19 - VIZ eEaoffssic PaF{s When9AeT 5eeahie
o0'iasfa fiaiaes Faen &l3d pg daIHg THIS thef
s5tlnaea Y soIle ezseRt the doctrine q nnllfl
aho seeesslos1, @ll1efI laat party has al
"'5s 'aineaiflea . lie riatonal democrats 'aya
s ,s' s1 t1'S25efated that doctrine n tleh Plat
~. ~ . I'ses ot good .that, s Il taet
- ~ Sie ltla Madison gstAitaselfouts
= ',ie osIllstaslc party 2Y his resolutions sf
M wv - A. at'u l, lHqeT renewed laughter
W s7ema!o---A ne7e As variety of a7atEae
- 9'ts = a.sslsaipP ahtF ifsinia aud according
s,, ~ ~ s,'o..lq ne5ef e able p CARR oat
S'' Il s'5s,'a s5' s0{isl8'oG oeFesfletef
iatlt' tuell q snd alId tt9
" So 'Ae 2oiAt >8Eat ne gentsenan
a1hs 80 o'as,. r., 49,,
I5,Esfh1an' p,s15 tan af 6ieaulefs remarked
ygss hs,t f., NJ hss 'san ilaaisea aaa
So @ sl'zs Dlf' oo%afo shoutd De ies1d
raetl, A s - allD tlts gehsleiaah t2dsiiN
~a,a. m ,,...a, 'ollsIitatoRal perNef Theb
@.ars,,zl g s.:.I - e Jug power 20 estaoilsh
f3,.rs 1911 ot internal improve
st. 49, 80, slass. i4aus
f. ~ yiVe it 20 u.s. nefer
tgst s,,,sa $50 ss,asS On 5Ae snpIect 4
s - 1sFaoeFaf illss4a
rom ~ s1s democratic patfatsfs
44 = sS sis could JnstisF me
a oeie e1ing.5fs gentleman IA for tha present
70 81 j n..e + = H. ,lasfa pelisses mn
se4i - %, Sslls | 3 l'ie eeeiastlon thar he
III ~ a7S s 5' y = W. ao 95erstand tte
ta4A1SSoiNG
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DAVID TAYLOR,
Boots, Shoes and Hat
NEW STORE,
Entrance 10 GraTief street and 50 Common sire

Opposite the City Hotell
n,ga9 DAVID TAYLOR would cali the eli.
Ys tention of purchasers to his large ana "a
ss~ well selected stock of Boots, Shoes and 5sses
Hats Of every description, to which he s corst$ny
receiving additions, by the latest arrivals fs1 the
eastern cities. He offers to buyers advantages over
the eastern markets. raling into consideration the
time consumed in shipments, with the extra expenses
attendant upon such purchases. Purchasers All in
Yted 10 call and examine the large stock of the a4ove
named goods, which wilt be sold on the most itSra!
terms. F N. Oreaus Feb g. IS54-{y
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Gsscszs street. EosEs5fd5.

-AMTM - --- -- @- ~ SEWT FKTlEANs,
S! Ta1s III &atioa is nov under the chaze of Doc
sgofs A,ealERcias No. 159 Canal ss., and IA BRAD
BrHg. atSfe Fbsptal. Rooms fog white ana free CO.
dPatistssfr5m 81 to 80 per day.--R9cms tor
staHes, So pti aay. Wards for slaves, 81 These
charges inA{Ssnedical attendance, metlicnenursing
and board, &4
"A welI sl$iea Drug Store is attached 10 tl5 estab,
IIshp y
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Xxx DIR. tBSTlNH5 OFFICE
&2% For The TrcatA ent OF Di9 ases Or the EYE and
Imperfec;ions Of FisioI, No 35< T. CHARLES STREET,
opposite Lafayette Squire, NtW=1fleans All surgi-
cal operations upon tie Eye af4aded 60. Such u
Cataract, squntng, te insetiit Of Artificial Eyes,
ETC., etc. ..s.5.s @ ian l, 1854
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IsrHgs. Medicines, Sc,

ri HHE subscriber has aow complete assortment Of
4 fresh Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, PreparaEens
Paints, Oils, Glassware, Perumery, etc., and g6ud
respectfully call the attention of country metchouts
druggists, physicians anapaaters to the same-W hich
will De sold on the mos Reasonable terms among
which are the following ashcles:
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New Orleans ID TexasI. Il. Mail Zine.
j. Vest. Fra flieal Dentist.

Co. liz ST. CHaR5fs sSRrgr, near the cor
IN fSszasA ner ot Poydra, void respect fully III
~ J form ladies' an gen&enen visiting New
0aeans that ne performs al opeHt tons en the teeth
#in d most skillful and satisfa Forys slanner,
The superiority OF r. ~ y trtia ial Teeth above ell
Others, have been long well kow& and appreciated by
hundreds who are enjoying tie baafts ofthem, Per
sons desrous Of ayaiing tlesets of such, would do
we'll to call and examine hispdimens.
Dental depot for the sale of Tees, Foil, Instruments,
et2, Office and residence I1sS5 Charles street. near
the corner Of Poydras Il #& feb |, 1854.Ir
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N Reports; Bufard al Gurre's Digesss Code af
prac,ira. ani two voluas Blackstone lei 1'fabue N
walkers name iii haeA ANY eae having these
hooks Il, then possession pensedeliyef shesa g e
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