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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-22

PERsoNAL.-A gent eman at Greene
Farms, Conn.,, lately left the Methodist
and joined the Congregational church In
his new place Of worship, (says the
Springfield Republican,) he found it diff
cult to repress those out ursts Of religious
feeling which were allowable with the
sect he had eft, and was quite often guilty
of Improperly by "speaking out in meet
ing'' to the great annoyance Of his new
brethren. He was abored with affection
ately upon the subject, but it was of no
use-the occasional "Ainen," and "Glory
to God" would slip out in spite of his
teeth He was final y prosecuted for
shouting 'Glory to God" under the in
huenre of stirring discourse, and was
tned three dollars and costs, the costs
amounting to ten dollars. In the com
plant against him, he was accused Of
"disturhing religious worship"
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-22
N.TIoNAL CHARACTERS OF WOMAN

The F. glish woman is respectful and
proud :the French woman is gay and agree
able; the Italian is ardent and passionate;
the American is sincere and attectlonate.
With an English woman love Is prlncl-
Pile; with French woman 1t is a caprice;
with an Italian, it Is n passion; with an A
merican it is a sentiment A man IL mar
red To an English lady; united TO Il French
woman; cohabits with an Italian; and is
wedden to an American. An English
woman is anxious to secure a lord; a
French woman Il companions; an Italian a
lover; an American husband. The
Engli>hman respects his lady; the French
man esteems his companion; the Italian
adores his mistress; the American loves
his wife At night the Englshman re-
turns TO his house; the FreDchnan To his
establishment; the Italian to his retreat;
the American to his home. When an
Englishman is sick, his lady visits him;
when o Frenchman is sick, his companion
pities him; when an Italian is sick, his
mistress sighs over him; when an Amerl-
can is sick, his wife nurses him When
an EngliShman dies his lady is bereaved;
when Frenchman dies, his companion
grieves; when an Italian dies, his mistress
laments; when an American dies, his
wife mourns An English woman in
structs her offspring; French woman
teaches her progeny; an Italian rears her
young; an American educates her child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

PROPOSALS FOR 100000 OF THE LOAN AUTHO.
rzed by the City OF Baltimore. Once of the Commits
missoners ofFinanosBy virtue Of the provisions of the
ordinance Of the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
titled An ordinance TO aid the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company BY loan to the amount Of i've millions Of
dollars to complete their road to the city Of Wheeling to
fund their debts and especially to lay second far
Piedmont 2S miles distant from the city Of Baltimore
scaled proposals will be received by the undersigned until
O'Clock NJ Of Saturday the eighth day of April 1854 for
loan authorized by the said ordinance parts
thereof less than $3.50 the said loan being
the first day January $780, and bearing interest in the
meantime at the rate Of six cent payable
quaFteryeary the first Of January April July and
scrbed certificates transferable at the Mayors office,
bonds with coupons attached will be issuedthe proposals
stating whether the bid be for such certificates for
coupon bonds. The bonds will DO of the denominations
Of $1,000 $500 and $3.50 Terms-Twenty per cent of the
to DO paid within two days after such award made
twenty per cent before the first day Of May
twenty cent before the first day Of June next
twenty cent before the first day OF July next and
August Ten per Of par value of the
awarded to each purchaser will be retained security
the fuhlment of the contract which interest will be al
lowed for the residue paid certificates bonds will be
issued No bid than the value will be received
and the right hereby reserved to decline the acceptance Of
all Of the proposals. and in default be made by
any bidder in making any of the payments above
CURED the right reserved to sell at public private SALE
and such terms shall be deemed expedent and at the
risk and for the Of such bidder the Of the
undermined at the Mayors office at the time above peci.
ned Proposs to be addressed to the Commissioners Of
pinsnes CITY Register ohce baltimore" and endorsed
JOSHUA sh1IH 9 HChhISf commissioners
MN GEORGE RAKkR Of Finance.
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PRINTING INK.

DRINTING INK.-JOHN q. LIGHTBODY Is CON.
stanty manufacturing, and has always hand every
printing tho finest black colored
TO ink which no warrants equal any ever manufss
tured, and NJ low prices be sold by
lar manufacturer Orders forwarded BY steamboat rail
road part Of the country BY addressing note 70
Ut No. 80 Rose street.
N. BThis paper 10 printed with my news ink; also
great many othcr newspapers In this city, PhiAdelphiA,
Bosscn Baltimore New 0rssns and other otss sad towns
y N VnitSl STATES,
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'AyEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vTA
IN New Jersey Railroad through in four hours-Unissa
lsndt street ?. ssyss nine .nd ::y:a NJ and ..foal
A. NJ, and four r n. ~ 80 or second ciass In eleven
N from New York and quarter past four from Phiia
sonmodsMoa line Leaves =. twelve \ a. reduced
Through tcksts sole for Baltimore wsshingtos Norfolk
Wsdsl wninsssa. and CharlsstoA "a Ne sbevs tranS
Throvxh bAgGags ths nas aaa half ran
enly PASSENGERS VIA bAesass srsss ~ ssu Assa -
lts h<fVyN ~ NAin lSAyM,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


TAMAIs TROP TARD POUR APPRENDRE-LE PRO
81 fesseur G. Mrasole No. IS Bond street, continue
segne dams soul do lecons les danses les plus
dams les salons de Paris Les boleros polkas rEs
eralds schotishes ans que La Refine de Ia Danse 10
Msnuet de Cour ont tou: les ours de 10
+. N. Les mard jeudi ct samedi II classe dc
La olasse de subscription pour essieurs
ct dames soirees dansantes sassembera les iund
mercredi ct vendredi soir.
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II A DANCE EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O..
IL MIRASOLE sc Bond street bcgs to that his
evening subscription class will meet for praccc Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings, cling Monday
March a. few subscribers, who desire to acquire
perfect knowledge Of the most fashionable Dances will be
received. Private lessons given - usual.
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GREAT HEsSIAN STATE LOAN OF S8725,0OO, TO BE
VI reimbursed with ZIG $40 e. 400 900 sterling
This loan the soysrnmeIt and contracted
ckld Sons in Frankfort the Maine. Tho following
capital must bs obtained, viz Of $40 0O0 q Of $50 0O0
500 $50 q q 4e &C. The smallest Is sss The next
shares followsl share for FL stering shares for
Is stsrlng Is shares for f0stsrng 80 shares for f2O er
Rs%ist.ases can b. made in American notes q q or q
will receive the with particulars and after
the drawing the list Of the successful numbers which will
will be paid in cash at Frankfort Maine, Paris Lon
delay, to Mesr H 3 re- HID gpks san%
ers, Frankfort the Maine Germany or their house.
London Remtances which arrive too late will be returned
to the sender he desires It, shares In the above dstr
button will forwarded. Banking business England
Europe transacted Also all orders for merchandise
fully attended to.
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6SO O00 TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS WATCHES
POOsVVV jswelry 30, or bought for cash. Good city
stocks notes. bonds and and bills Of exchange
negotiated All business confidential Apply at tho watch
importing and loan Once 2 Nassau street, Of Ann
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINANCIAL.

&717 mn TO LOAN. AT PER CENT ON
&lf sOOO bond and mortgage on improved
improved real estate in this city Bfookyn Williams
burg in to suit applicants also TO invest in the
purchase Of mortgages Apply to J. X. COOK, JR, Nc.
New street, near Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

HARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE-ON AND
II ate. Monday March II (sunaays enesP.sdY for Al.
street accommodation train M stopping Al Williams
Bridge and stations north Leaving depot Of White
press P. M connecting with trains North and West.
From City Hall stationMillerton, At NJ; Croton
Falls, at Up M; White Plains at 10 A. NJ, $50 and is
p M stopping at Yorkvie and stations North Williams
p. M stopping AZ sli way stations Fordham all p NJ
soppnr AZ wav Passengers also procure
Tickets and have their baggage checked for Gtica Buffalo
and other places west north Of Albany At the
Fourth avenue Twenty sixth street, Sunday arrange
ncnt will leave for Croton Falls, and al
tons M and 5P M returning will leave Croton
Fsiis Al and 80 M stopping At all way stations
I'd in New York the Twenty seventh street station only
Freight Albany received daily until the depot
corner OF Centre and W hte streets.
ooiHs' JOHN d. ELIOT supsriutenaent
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 6lS BROAD.
M way, near Blocker street, open daily from A. N,
to p NJ Deposits made in this Institution
the first day Of April will receive interest from that date
payable In July, per cent on $500 and under.
4. J. BROWN, President
G ii SfhL sTokEs, Vice Presidents.
A. A. ALvoRp, Secretary.
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MILWAUKEE, BONDS.-THE INTEREST COUPONS
M Of bonds of the city of Miwauke falling due 3lst
March instant and 10Th April next will be paid at the Of
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no LRT-TuE STORE I52 WILLIAM STREET FORTY
feet deep, Rent 700 Also, tn. a.!ares stock Of
Ae hrss cost, to eloss Al estate Inquire on the PFC
pises,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fyAMDKN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
" phiA, from pier No North nver Two lines daily n
IA. H. and p. n. Accommodation line at A. NJ, -
stesmboat John Potter to South Amboy thence by
places and CAmden fare ~ Express line at2PM b.
John Potter TO Amboy thsnos direct 70 Camden BY
through In eve hours; fare -
4 HANCE OF ROUTE ON THE IL A. II. AND 4P. n
~ Philadel phA.On and ater Monday next chs
18th March, the A. n and p. r. trains By the New
Jersey Rarod for Phladepha, will be via TasoAsg
street. avoiding the and delay the
omnbuses from and AnoaiSs passsnseri
Delaware The return trips from Philadelphia at A. n
and a. p n, will also leave from Walnut street wharf
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-rRAINS DAILY
III from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train "A NThrough In four sotins
With reaching Bsalo Montreal 1t 10 O'clock same
Nail train, A. n.-ThrougA way trains At II n and
Pm.
Express train, Pm.-EmigrAnt train, Pm For Ts<ry
town. l0DPn FOR Psekskiii, $50 p. NJ For Poughkepss
J0 ~ ro.t.ssh ~ rn.s ~ Chamhsfs
Sunday trains from Canal street. 340PM for Albany
and Troy, stopping 1t all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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G10 : BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND ARITH-
YlO. metic, 900 broadway, OF Houston stresA
Mr. DOLBEARS pupils acquire such freedom and grace
that they write all day long without fatigue stu Ereu
bling writer's invited 20 call and take lesson wilh-
out charge, to teet the merits Of the system g.
A YOUNG TRENCH LADY. WHO Is PnITECTLv
acquainted with the rudiments Of the French and Bag
sh Language wishes TO teach TO few young adiss
private school Plcsse address Clotilde Herald oMss
FRENCH LAN0UAGE.-PR0YRssOR D. LA0RoIx
in:ssuctoa n the French language inSArag
Tsrns, In private siass q Des nsntS xpS,S ScSsSS r.
0'e,cex A. ". " aStssCT,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

TWO LARGE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ON rHD
second floor to let TO two three gentlensn withsU3
board. Inquire NJ 10 Forsyth street s
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as owners OF property Interested and the remainder
as lessees, packetowners, and persons who do not
define the position and capacity which they apply:
That is opposed by upwards Of sixteen hundred per-
sons; that is to say one hundred and thirty, incnd
ing Trinity Church owners Of the property in in
terest and the residue relatives Of the dead: That
such OF the applicants as appear to be owners repre-
sent altogether about but not exceeding, seventy
one lots that such Of the opposer including Trinity
Church. as appear to be owners represent altogether
about, but not exceeding, twenty-nne acres or, at
twelve lots per acre, three hundred and foryeight
lots; and at sixteen lots per acre, (Which is the cor
rect estimate, the land Is exclusive of Streets,
four hundred and sixty-four lots in addition to
which the large numbers OF the dead lying there
whose interest is not only represented by the church
aforesaid, but by the immense number Of their rea
tives and friends.
Your committee, although 1t Is rather beyond their
duty, seeing the opening or extension of Albany
street to Broadway, through Trinity Churchyard is
the subject of their labors begs leave respectfully to
suggest that the widening Of Thames street from
Broadway to Greenwich street would make much
better thoroughfare than the one desired BY the ap
plicants, inasmuch the street proposed by them
does not average fifty feet in width from Trinity
place to Greenwich street, whereas the widening of
Thames street would give o width on Broadway Of
sixty feet one inch, and on Greenwich street, gradu
ally widening from Broadway down, seventy-eight
feet ten inches. This would not only make hand
some street, but would obviate the necessity and
quell the desire Of having another cut through and
running parallel with 1t only forty feet distant. The
petitioners aege that this would be too expensive
but your committee are Of the opinion that If it be
absolutely necessary for the public good that new
street be opened in that quarter those interested
would rather pay double the amount of their own es-
Inmates than disturb the ashes of the patriotic dead
entombed in Trinity Churchyard. The widening Of
Thames street would, in the opinion of your commit
tee, answer better purpose than the extension Of
Albany street, inasmuch rs It would be great deal
| wider, and OF course, much easier ascent from
Greenwich street to Broadway. Your committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

Of Fourth street, on the European plan viii be
Thursday 23d inst Since the death Of the
proprietor the house has thoroughly repaired and
furnished for gentee quiet residence The subscriber
attention TO the wants Of his guests to receive
share Of public patronage Meals furnished desired
JOHN L. MOORE, formerly Of the Croton Hotel.
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BROADWAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
- lofts and offices to let lease Tho five story
building go Broadway % by 100 asli Broadway, store
g,SaSway q feet front BY 100 feet deep third fourth and
premises 1888 Broadway. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

A TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH EIGHT ROOMS CAR
"A rage house barn. ssd three aorss with fruit 70 let
nine to lea Ront Sl6e Both places being
Inquire at l67 Broadway, room l6.
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| OFFICES TO LET-TWO LARGE OFFICES, AIRY
~ and we'll lighted the second floor No s. Broadway
occupied by the Association for the Exhibition Of the
Industry of All Nations well calculated for
company = banking house Will be rented for
more years For terms, &o.. apply to WA OBRIEN, Is
all atraet
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Repo,t of the Special Committee ia the Board of As
sistas1 Aldermen, March, lS47, to schom tas re-
fred the resolution in relation to opening an erten-
sion Of albany street to Broadway, through Trim
fy Ckwchyard, adverse to the same:
The Special Committee to whom was referred the
resolution In regard to the extension Of Albany
street to broadway, through Trinity Churchyard,
respectfully report, that they have examined the
obtain the opinion Of those interested therein the
applicants and remonstrants, as well as the people
Mt large, many of the latter of whom regard the
ground through which 1t Is intended the street shall
public meetings, and given audience to all who
might come forward to speak in favor Of or in oppo
sition to the measure. The subject has been ably
and thoroughly discussed at such meetings, and
your committee have derived great information
from the different discussions held before them and
have maturely considered all the arguments adj
vanced on both sidea. Your committee have also
examined oil the documents which have been re-
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broadway WHOLESALE OR RETAIL STORES
ID lofts and ofces 70 let or easeThe basement store
dergong extensive alertons Of the premises 81 Broad
way, to let entire or separate parts. Apply to
GRO p. FOX, A6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

A LADY, HAVING A FINE HOUSE IN BRoOKLYw
IA IL desireus Of letting TO gentlemen with brssS
fast and ses and dinner on Sunday The sitas:a Plsa
ferry. Any gentleman wishing TO perfect himself
French language will find this good unity AdAf
MRS. Laforge No SO Carroll street, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

ITO LET-A ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR OF NO GO
broadway, suitable for oces public meetings or other
purposes For particulars inquire 1T 81 Canal street
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-oR
suites OF rooms with without board, with all the
modern improvements bath rooms, gas. &C. at SO West
Twenty seventh street. OF Sixth avenue block
from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

HOTEL TO LEASE-THE CIRCLE HOTEL, NO $40
IL Pearl street. containing forty rooms For further
particulars apply TO VIM EAGLE, corner of yesry and
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rINO LET.-A NEAT THREE STORY HOUSE IN TWEEN.
Y second street with the modern improvements would
he let to geneel family and taken In board
further information inquire at 5 Broome street Thos
D. Smith.
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RoARD-A NUMBER OF SUITS or VERY PLEA
ID SAINT vacant, and will be rented for
spring very terms at the AsSer
Place Hotel, 733 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

MARKET HOTEL AND DINING SALOONS, NOS. g. 10
M and ~ Fulton Street.-The hotel and dining saIseAs
10 and IL Fulton street. known GOULDS hsvfng
changed propetors and been thoroughly re6ttsd aad re-
paired under the above FOR the reopy
tion OF guests Permanent and transient boaedsrs anA
dodgers accommodated terms The Puhe
requested to make trial Of the estabishmeAt AAd
shall then seem deserving, 10 give 10 their favor.
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CHEAP RENTS IN BROADwAY.-TwO LARGE AND
elegant show stores second story also Of
fees and rooms large and small s two doors
architects daguerreotypists &o Rooms we'll lighted
trance wide and accessible. Apply to DR.. POWELL
list. 5Q2 Broadway, N he prem No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

GhNILEhAN AND WIFE or FEW SINogl
"a & hoa car be accommodated with handssns rssuo
nrn class every respect and spiendidly furnlsks1
throuehout one but parties OF the
apply. No children tahsu Dinner a. 49,
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RD-HOB0KEN;-Tw0 LARGE ROOMS, 0oN.
ID nected and two bedrooms furnished unfur nshed
let after first of May second floor of gentes house
respectable location within i've minutes walk Of fer
ries party of four gentlemen VIZ
breakfast and tea and dinner sundays and meals served
in their IL required No other boaPders would
be taken Further information will be given applyag
No place Hoboken, 1T No rs West street. New
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ITO FAMILIES SEEKING BOARD AND LODGING
Having been resident three months In New York. ana
having during that time made trial Of two hotels and three
lodging houses strongly 70 recommend " ~
who OF board and lodging the house ~ wh
sta Wing being comfortable than kot4a
way civty and attention, and better theA Any
lodging house in cleanliness and good board and Seng
withai very reasonable regards expenssEastspn Dx
change House. 373 Second avenue Mr.. Luke Bakelesk.
proprietor. GILBERT HEATHCOTx-
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MAIDEN LANE.-TO LEASE, THE FIRST THIRD
wi and fourth the second third and lofts in the
brown free stone building No. 80 Maiden lane Length
Of lofts 90 feet For terms (Which reasonably apply
II. JOSEPH CO., ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

To. LET,A LARGE AND C0MHoDI0Us HOUSE,
and the large hotels all the
for boarding. house For further particulars and
Rhode Island.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-19
/. FANCY DRY GOODS.
New SILK 4 Fancy Goods.
W ID. PHILLIPS. s.

". ID. PHILLIPS, tss
Conss Of Lafayette ana CAaroh 0tfoets
(opposite Harvey House.. 2 sai
HAS now in store and will BE- receiving
IL daily from New York and Philadel.
phia . full stock Of silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence 81
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger n
mount and greater variety than ever before
be would beg leave 70 call particular stten-
tion to his stock Of ladies' DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other hoase ia
TINS city. CONSISTING IN PART or: ss
Rich brocade and glacG silks of the new
ct colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline De chimes; Prin-
ted and embroidered csshmerss, cad de lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed cashmere d'ecos.
se and satin reps: White and colored en-
broidered creres for party dresses; Rase
silks, French and Scotch plaids French
and English prints; white goods Of all tles-
criptions. together with q general. assort-
ment Of goods adapted 10 fine trade. al Of
which will be offered at the most favorable,
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal Of doing, as
| would be done by I hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been 20 H.
berally bestowed upd me.
octi5 9.y. ". D. PHILLIPS.
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PROVISI N S. -;


I @9s5 WA Hly1YT ~ RssNael
-. q a ~
- ~ y . - a.ss ~
: s. CnnTrn1ro s'. Tnn = WI -
un.'On1linko y sf1.y tSGetfkA &C.
! now have On hand brown sugar, Ear e,
to Choice, CHshsd, Lovet.nes fnnaoeI~
phia: Pulverlsed 20 DO Double Loaf 90 40
Small Loaf y. James Kennsry Coaee,
Choice MO snd =, Oh law, n,O1, louisiana
and Carolina; lKA's, impeTal, OunPo"oes-
Young Tyson, black, &c, ga -
PICKLES, quarts ana hslf 'a Iis Sfscfs,
singer, Nu'megs, C l,s love-, Mus~
tsrd ana repre-; Fish, sa,o'nes, nenns 1
Goldfish, Mackerel 10 barres 9naf E, s ~
Kits; OIL, owe ana Lamp vi; Mt n:ns.,
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of staple an Fancy Dry Goods.
w. n Phillips

CORNER or LAFAYETTE AND CRUKCH SITS.
THERE is NO AUCTION GOODS IN
l. my establishment. Nor do propose
to ''sell for cost'' and less than costn NV
goods are wslfselected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns seaec.
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer IN account Of change in
fashion, or damage. The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of me- is
new and fashionable. DO not profess to
be in competition with the vendors Of
"Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House Of stand
ing in the Union. If you do not think SO
call and see. octf5ly