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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

The HONEST CANDIDATE-Fhe N. G. A. gus
and other wing papers are constantly calling Gen
Dockery the A." honost old farmer" and other sinh
liar apPellaons. From the frequency with which
he is oiled for his honesty, you would almost
be led 10 suppose that The wings never had an
honest candidate before, and that having at last
lighted on one, they are particularly DESTROYS that
this quality of honesty should he known. The
democrats, The other hand, do not think it me-
cessary tell the world that Mr.. Bragg is honest :
that he will neither rob steal tor they would
not have nominated man who not honest.
There are other qualities which Governor ough,
10 possess b"sidPs honesty. He ought 10 be CO.
labke-N North. CuEoLininn.
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date OF such seult meHt. The benefits Of this and
the prect ding section Of this act shall be EXTENDED
to the settlers upon the public lands in California,
upon pay ment Of 81 per acre.
The 10th section provides that the register Of
the land office shall keep a register Of all entries,
and make return thereof 10 the General Land
Office.
The llth section provides that any person who
may have filed his her affidavit of an int fItion
10 settle quarter section of ana under The provi-
sions OF this act may at aDy time acquire title
thereto by paying the full graduated price for the
same. BUl no person or persons shall be allowed
to file declaration of intention 10 settle for the
purpose OF exclaiming The brnefit Of the provision
Of this act in regard TO five years actual settlement,
after the State shall have purchased, take as
pre-empor, the class in which said lands lie.
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Three miles North Of Daflas, Caste" Co.. ~. e.
| YlNG the South fork Of the Catawba KNer.
This place, which the Subscriber now Iesi"es
belonging to the heirs of Christian Rhodes aec
oeredfor Sale very accommodating terms privately
until Tuesday the 5th day of September next, when, II
not privately disposed Of will be put TO the highest
bidder at public action. -...
The GOLD Mine
has been in successful operation for anmber of years
The of the the surface the quality OF
the and the facilities for grinding it, (the Mine
being less than hale mile from the miil) offer large
The tract of land contains by estimation 4O4 Acres,
on which there is Grst, Saw and Gold Mill, with an
excellen: shoal for any kind of Machinery on either
side of the stream. Also, two Dwelling Houses with
suitable outbudings for Families with good Or
chards
Terms "A liberal credit will be given. For partic-
ulars address,
CALEB RHODES, General Agent,
For the heirs of c.. Rhodes, deco
June 80, '5l. 49-l0w
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LovELINEss.-It is no, your dress, ladies, your
expensive shawl, CT golden fingers that attracts
the attention OF men of sense-they look beyond
these. 1t is your character they study. If you
are trfng and loose in your conversation, no mat.
ter If you beautiful an angel, you have
no attractions for them. II is the loneliness of
yOnr nature that wins and continues TO retain the
affections Of the heart. Young ladies sadly miss
it who labor to improve their outward looks while
they bestow upon their minds. Fools
may be won by grw-gaws and fashionable, snowy
dresses, but the wise and substantial ore never
caught by such traps. Let modesty be your dress
use pleasant and agreeable language, and
though you may not be courted by the loP, the
good and truly great will love 10 finger in your
steps.
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The Plantation

viz
The P1antation
Known az the Rosick Place, Long Creek, adJon-
ing the Dunn Gold Mine tract, Thos. T. Johnston ESQ.,
good Dwelling House and Apple Orchard. A large
portion of this is wood land, and the soil well
ada pied to the culture Of grain.
Also, 50 AcEeS adjoining the above Tract all OF
which is woodand except small TIT Id iateiy cieareo
Also, the Tract known the Brush Gold Mine, on
the Gum Branch, adjoining the lands of George camp
bell and others, containing 3l4 creS, on which Is
large Gold Vein supposed to be valuable This tract
is almost entirely wood-land with an ABUNDANCE OF
timber for farming mining purposes
Also, the McCord Place, which +. s. Wkisnant
now lives Al miles from Charlotte This place is well
improved, and being the ghest point between arotte
and the Catawba River, the Western Plank Road,
makes of the most beautiful places for PRIVATE
RESIDENCE in the county.
Tracts except The Brush Plate which is within of a
mile road The soil is well ada pied to the Gull
ture of grain, and is beautifully supplied with timber
for firewood and farming purposes.
We also, will sell our Steam EN-
CINE and saw NI11l-ah IN
and in little than years-capabls of turn-
ing out from to 5000 Of lumber per day Two Wag
ons and Teams of Mules; One Yoke of Oxen; fine
Stock of HOGS, and variety of other articles
Attached to the Saw M ill and Engine s first rate
CORN MILL and Of Blacksmith Tools all in good
order
Any persons wishing to examine any of the property
do any time by calling of the partners at
the Saw Mill miles from Charlotte the other at
Sader's Hotel in Charlotte.
Terms made easy, and will be made public on the day
of SALE
P S. WHlSNANT.
July 18th, 1854. So
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RICE.-The culture Of rice in Louisiana ap.
pears to he increasing. There are immense tracts
of swamp land in tina; State we'll adapted TO the
growth OF This crop. There is land enough along
the Lalourche to grow more than all the rice
plantations OF South Carolina, which can be east
ly watered from that branch OF the Mississippi
Good rice land will produce from 60 to liz bush.
els of paddy (rough) rice to the acre. and BUSH
ell will yield on an average 90 pounds of clean
rice worth one dollar, while The broken rice and
meal will pay for huIIing. This shows profita-
bic crop, Lu, not above facts. We know rice
planters on the Cape Fear River, North Carolina,
rs bushels is a common average.
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SALEM ACADEMY.

A NEW Session of the above Academy, Situated
n miles south of Charlotte,) opened the Cd Mon
day in July the management of Mr.. S. w. REID,
regular graduate. He proposes to teach all the
branches usually taught in Academies.
His terms follows :-Readiug, Writing and
Arithmetic SIS per session of five months Geography,
Grammar and History Sc per session Chemistry, Bot
any and Natural Philosophy 81 per session Languages
Algebra, &C., $12a per session.
P. S. Good Boarding be had convenient to the
Academy, at Sc per month.
B. r. SMITH,
G. W. WILLIAMSON, |Com
4. B. PRICE,
Aug. 4, 1854 2tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Firm of spratt,
y Daniel & Co. has been dissolved by the mutual
consent of the parties All persons indebted to said
Firm are requested call upon e. E. Spratr and set
tie their accounts he is authorized close up the
business. The business Of the Firm will be continued
under the name and style of Allison 4 Daniel, who
respectfully ask of their old friends and
continuation of their patronage.
&. E. Spratt having associated himself with w. w.
Fins in the Grocery business, always be found at
their stand, 3 doors west of the Public Square.
SPRATT, DANIEL, Il co.
August 4 1884 2tf
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STRANGE MALFoRMATIoN.-A Simpson county
correspondents informs Us that negro child was
born in that county, on the Bah ultimO, which
was THUS singularly mal!ormcd: II had two heads.
four hands and four feet, with the usual number
OF fingers and toes upon The latter. The strange
aspect which il presented vas that of one child
sitting in anoIher's lap, with head inclined TO one
side The monster lived only snort time after
birth, bu, sufficiently long for the attending ply
sician and others present 10 observe with aston
ishmrnt its Utmost unaccountable mal:ormstion,
II was born at The residence OF well known
planters al Dry Creek, Covington county.
Padding (MiSs) Clarion, 18Th.
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4 PORTION of the Notes and Accounts due the late
n firm of III. B. & L, s. Williams having been trans
ferred to L. S. Williams, the same have been placed in
the hands of " c. Baringer attorney at law for col
lection. The undersigned, having engaged in other
business, compelled to have money and has left in
structions for the speedy collection of his Notes Per-
sons fol I'd and pay immediately
or they will be sued MIR. Barringer's office is at
Rays Hotel.
L. s. WILLIAMS.
July 81, 81. 52-2m
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STOP THE THIEF!

Friday the 3Oth ul dark bay Horse, for the purpose
he then sad of going to Union c. H., and returning
on the Sunday following. Since then have heard
nothing of the horse the man, and from our know
ledge of circumstances that have transprc, SINCE
there is doubt the scoundrel has stGen the horse
about feet, 10 II ineaes high, no peculartes re-
memberot of him.
The Horse dark bay, four years old, had star
on his forehead white hlndfoot-think il is the
left one-with back; gait rack canter, hard
to make trott in good condition. The bride was
a rounded one, with red web reins; saddle was fine,
black, quilted Spanish.
Whoever will secure the horse and inform us where
he be obtained shall! receive reward of $50, or
any information given concerning the route taken
by the thefwlli be thankfully received and
Direct to
CLARK & GRIFFIN,
Laurens c. H., S. c.
July 7, 1854. 81 2w
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For sale.

- S@G%A01
THE Plantation which am living, known the
/ former property of John o. Flanagan, decd. 1t
contains at present than two hundred One
hundred the best kind of timber and the
land cannot be exceed. The mills are in good repair.
The location is agreeable and healthy. The title
indsPutable. AS the subscriber is determined de-
his whole time to his calling, ne wishes obtain
convenient and central positaon and this is the
only reason for desiring to sell.
S. c. PE1ARR.
July 81, "a, 52-4w
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500 Howard.

Runaway from the Steam Mill of Oates &
30 Whisnant, about the list of April last, my negro
a. boy EDMOND, aged about 80 years, he is about
~ feet 10 inches high, of yellow cast, and has
of Union county, is supposed be either lurking
about the town of Charlotte in the neighborhood
where he raised. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery to in Charlotte, for his con6ne
ment in any Jail in the State, so that can get him.
b. OATES.
July 81, '54. 52-tf.
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Cholera. Dysentary, &c.


4 N unfailing and immediate for those fearful
n Diseases is Jacobs DiarrhGa and Dysentary Cor
dial, recommended and used by physicians in their pri
vate practice with the greatest when all other
remedies have failed. Sold by
FISHER & HEINITSH.
aug. a, 1854 Chemists and Druggists.
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LII persons indebted to the Subscr ibers will please
\ pay up by the lst day of August next, the
and will be handed officer collection.
1t is not expected for us to wait longer design
moving Texas the fall, and of course will be
PEELED to have money. For the benefit of those that
wish to settle with personally, will be found
Davidson College every Tuesday in each week, until
the above name time.
LOWE & RANKIN.
July 7, 1854. 50-4w
10 Wing copy times.
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Village Hotel,
Statesville, N. c.

StateSv1lle, N. -.
AwA THIS well.known Establishment situated i'm
[;:sm medatey north west of the Courthouse, the
AAAA Main street leading from Salisbury Morgan
ton being improved for the comfort of the Trav-
cling public, and is always open to ALL Close 10 the
Courthouscin the business part of town-it also
mands fine view OF Concord Female College now in
progress of erection, on the street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed,
| will all honest efforts to merit its continuance in
the future. J. F. BELL.
July 81, 1854. SO GIN
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, clio Reward.

$1O Reward.
DANAWAY from the subscriber on the 9TH of April
II last, a Bright Mulatto Girl, named SARAH. The
said girl is Of medium size, trim, genteei figure,
straigh. black hair, and has bad teeth-iaughs ana
looks confused when spoken to. 1 purchased her IN
the fall of 1852 Col John M Potts, of Steele Creek,
in which neighborhood she is probably lurking, or she
may be about Providence or Pinevllle as she Is well
acquainted there.
will give the above reward il she is taken in this
county and SIS if any other county, and delivered
to me in Charlotte.
June 2, 1854. X. i. WAKlNG.
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q Caro-.
Hands Wanted.

OFFICE CKARLorrE 4 SourH Ca RoLIxA R.R Co. ,
Columbia, July 4, 1854.
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Connanv
is DESTROYS of HIRING 80 or 40 Ha nds for ne
ensuing two three months for whom the hghesf va
ges will be paid Apply to
81 IS .s... F. MINIS, General Superintendent
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VALUABLE
Lands, Gold Mine, Steam Saw
Mill, and other Property,
For Sale.

TNHE undersigned having agreed TO dissolve their
copartnership, will off:r st public sa'e. on SafUf-
day. the Id day OS September next, IN
the Town Of Charlotte the following valuable property,
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Starch. Starch.

I'RESH DIAMOND STARCH-the choicest article
[ OF the kind offered 20 the public, mparting
beautiful gloss to linen, and economical in use. No
laundry should be without it, For sale at
FISHER & HElNITSH.
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EN- INEBR1NG.

ALI. KINDS OF PLAIN. FANCY AND ore
NAhENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
AT THE "DENOCRAT OFFlC,E,
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NEW BOOKS.
Inst Received ut the Charlotte Beck Store

Just Received ~ the VndTlVttC DUN S'Oe
Family & Pocket Bibles; with or without tiAsr%
A Complete Religious Encyclopedias, by th- Ne' -
N. Brown; s-
John Calvin's Institute Of the Christian Religion;
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress;
Washington and his Generals BY I. hesdley;
The apocalypse unveiled;
British EIoquence, by c. A. Goodrich;
Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay;
Pictorial History ofthe Wars of the United Ststesi
Life and Sayings of Mrs partington;
Heroines of History, by Mary r. HOwIit;
Flush Times, by Baldwin.
Bookstore, by Donald Mcleod,
Spirit Manifestations;
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York;
Life of John A. MurTel;
The Swamp Steea, or The Days of Marion ana mas
Merry Men;
The Laughing Philosophy, or Book of-Fun;
Fortune Teilers's Own Book;
The Southern and Western Dream-Book;
Also, a splendid assortment of Stationery.
The Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully solicited
TO call and examine.
ENNISS Il order,
Charlotte, N. c., 4Su Bookseller
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Dress doesn't make the man. but when the man
is made, be looks coed deal better dscssrd NJ.
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J. MAssALON,
PORTRAIT PAINTER

M OST respectfully informs the inhabitants of Char
Nl otte and vicinity, that he has taken the rooms
formerly occupied by Dr. Wilde, where persons
have LIKENESSES taken in the best style Of the art.
August 1854. 2f
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31-E2177 FEfE69
,: the most approved form Cor sale al this Office.
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Texas. hox

July 7, 1854.
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For. Sale or Rseaaf.
Champagne.
Family groceries.


TIE andergned prepared 10 furnish Families and Pisns VITA
every article they may require h e He receiving and has
n store the following as,ces
coFFEE-aiochs, Java, Aianils, Rio and Havana
TEksBiAck Gesa hs very checss chops. In
ehss s. and pound packages, and al retail
by the smaller quantity.
Loaf Crushed GrAaaassd and Powdered
bern, English Dairy Pine Apple and paieh
COCOA. BRoNA and CHOCOLATE. Of many qualities.
PICKLES AND SAUCES American, Of varsity
Eugish in and stone a
RAIsINs--Londoa Layer, whole half and quarter boxes
BseUIAmsrcan wne Soda. Graham and Bosten
cRAeKERsi Batter and Water do.
soAPs-Fancy Ball. Cake and Brown
auTTRR-Cheice and sslseted Goshen.
cAsDIEs-wss, Sperm and Star.
oiIs-sierm, winisr Lard and Olive.
aa isalsa Supplied with al kinds o. WINES sRAN3iEs
coaDIALs and nouoRs, la quantities 70 auis.
CHAMPAGNE, Of The a. H. Mumm Co.. asd Grape
s Laaf Brands
LONDON PORTER, PALE AND SCOTCH ALE,
Together With general qaasy Of SHELF
GOODS for i4nIly ass.
~ patronage q he pabii respectfully .Olie isd
dss W. Z. RAYMOND. II Camp street.
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- alIsn,ttbes d tps latIe ersseeat.
NJ 11fs rAIIss ersSs
.A5sl Z
-. xwnafrs Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBsfEs'

ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL /" fa'oA'AA'
sour,,-wssr Pass yec 70 8 / The sseamsnp .'A. mn
~ por. Arenas the 1sd inst ct ga M ANA
has lust arriiy- here. -. -. ~. ,In,,ed |
~ 1Srate Columbia Commodore Newton. Officers
crew ali WE'LL Also three British men-of- war vis
20 steam propeller Tsrmagnnt, Commodore Henderson
frigate yestal and brig Daring.
me big Nashra, with provisions for che Nicaragua
Company, was slso In port.
The British mail steamer Dec left Aspinvail on me
22d inst.
On hoard of the Columbia we're Messrs Marting and
yvheeler. United States Ministers to Guatemala ana
Nsararrr,s and Mr Fabens, United States CONSUL ana
Commissioner to Greytown. A. en-, A,
The United States steamer Princeton was az
and was daily expected at Greytown
The steamship Star Of the West from ORR arrived
Il on the cd inst 1T O'Clock and LEFT on
her return to that port Key West on the following
Az "a O'Clock 4 NJ with $50 passengers and about
| 100000 in treasure W
The Isthmus was perfectly healthy and the crossing
vas made in thrty-sx hours, without trouble or delay
california dates to the 7th inst and are Of no
/ particular Importance ss
w Russian privateer Of guns and 100 men, he'd ar
at san Francisco from Sitka having escaped the
i English and French fleets
The following vessels arrived at San Francisco on the
Ssh of December 8aS
Clippsr.ship Celestial Captain Palmer Isl days from
| NeuYork,
clipper ship stingarss Captain Kirby, l25 days from
| NewYork.
The revolution in Central Ameries rsmsined "a STATS
qua with the exception that Castillo had been taken On
| the San Juan River.
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gGgnusenlgnta GhIs aEheatlsa.

cHLEASs THEATER - Meysrbeer's opera of
z La prophst.n Duuc, Genibreh Laxet planterre and
Ballle Prettie
sr. CHARIEs THEATER Miss Julla Dear's
8sasf The Lady Of Lyons Pauline, Miss Jua. Dean,
Claude MeHosse Mr. @. Pope. Toconclude with faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady
HoL1AND's OLYMPIC. IS Robert Macaire. 2
Resort Madaire Mr. g. Browne Jacques snop Mr.. O. Hill
Maria rs. O. Pope. TO conclude with the Artists
Wifs and Mania Polka z
HouTHERN OPERA HOUSE West and Peel'a
Original gampbsl Mnstreis with variety Of soags and
Rnrlesques
< YAsGucHfs MusEuM.-Wax Figures Of cele-
brsed Persons with Dioramas and Gurosities al No. s.
81 Charles street. Open all day and every evening.
ODD Fellows HALL Concerto Of Vocal Music.
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Tow Prices


LEIG HT0N BARROT,s.f
ID The most extensive assortment Of LINEN AND COTTON
SHIRTS received direct MANUFAcToRY p Park Pa,
New York.
LINEN SHIRTS, from % to IS each,
FINE COTTON SHIRTS Linen Bosom Bu.sons in psrec, order
from 81 as to 80 50 EACH
LINEN CHECK SHIRTS, cents Is and u "
BOYS SHIRTS. FINE LINEN BosoAis, OIL rs zach.
LINEN COLLARS 10 cents 90 cents and rs csals
LADIES' MERiNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. 81 81 80 ssaad
- 80 each.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GO0Ds.l
MEAlNo uHbER sHlRTsls 81 co. 81 49, u so and % 90.
sshINc DRAWERS, si 90, 81 ~, 81 rs and 5000.
COTTON UNDER SHIRTS, from so ceas to sI rs each.
COTTON DRAWERS, from rs cents 10 81 so each.
MERINo SOCKS. from % to a pei dosea
WOODEN SOCKS, from % 50 10 ~ per dozen.
NECK TIES 80 cents, 60 ceais rs 81 each.
BLACK ITALIAN CRAYATs 81, SI so and 81 rs each.
SUPER BLACK SILK cRAvATs so cents cents and 81
LINEN HAhDKEReHIEFs Ready Hemmed csnts eenss
cents, 90 cents and is each.
RED AND BLuE FLANNEL UNDER AND OVER SHIRTS,
F1REMEsS AND FISHING SHIRTS from 81 to % so
W Be sure and ind the OLD STAN many
corner st. Charles Canal streets
dl4 2ptf LEIGHTON s. BARBOT.
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Holiday Presents,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS

~
II DE & GOOD RI G ii
~ Invite attention and we'll assorted stock q
JEWELRx AND FANCY ARTICLES,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS .aND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
One Of the firm having visis Earope during summer,
enabled to offer choice varied assortment FOREIGN Now
ELITES, such
RICH PLATED GOODS iren ENGLAND,
JEwELRY and endisas yARrETYoF ARTICLES OF TASTE
from PARIS
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN, PORCELAIN noHE. |,
MAN GLASS from GERMANY
GOLD md ESAMELED WATCHES, of aaurfsssd bnah and
cnracy, from GENOA
RARE anil BEAuTIFu L OBJECTS IN CORAL fro4 NAPLES,
PAPIER MAcHE md IHLAID WOOD WORK BOXES. WRITING
DESKS, DRESSING CASES. TABLES, IQuEuE icAsEs.
JEWEL BOXES, sse,, ete
FINE PAINTINGS aud PERSIAN sTATuARyj
ARTISTIC BRoSzgs, CLOCKS and cANDELABRAsj !.
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLu. for Mansl and Rhsss
o7nssnsns;
RICH PEARL BRIDAL AND OTHER FANS;
IVORY PEARL, SHE'LL. VELVET, JArANNED AID EsAMELED
OPERA GLASSES;
GOLD THIABEES, PENCILS, CARD CASES PORT MON
NAIEs, Handsomely Bound BIBLES PRAYER Bo0gs Ia
French and English, GOLD MOUNTED CANES. FANCY
WHIPS aud RIDING GLOVES.
continually reeTng Mana
factory in the city, siylss Of MI
sILyERwARg.
-. such IS.
TEA and COFFEE SETS, WATERS III
PITCHERS, GoBLETs
cUPa, BUTTER COOLERS
SUGAR BASKETS rRrsEavK DISHES
PUNCH BOWLS, GRUMB ScRAPERs 81,
PIE and ICE CREAM KNIVES FISH cARvgRs
CASES oF DESSERT KNIVES AID NUT PICKS,
variety Of similar Areies suitable for usEFUL Ia
HANDSOME GIFTS. .
Ear For taie by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Corner Of Canal and Royal strsssss
dso sEtii Sign otshs Golssp Pelican.
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Doupr,E DAILY AS We shall print the Mon
,iay morning J Crescent On double sheet, and
issue larger edition than usual, our friends
viii confer d favor BY sending IN their adver-
tisements al as early an hour to day Or to-nor-
rev; as can be made convenient.
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The Olire.

F CeKERINa kaa HlsssaIo Of informing his friends
public has fitted SALOON NO. is PERDIDo
STREET. careful costly and stocked the
with very WINES and LIQUORS the city affords.
APIsToL GALLERY han arranged in the Second Story,
which will be under TIE charge Of CiANCEY well known
Lake and inthe City.
Every that could be thought conducive
public has been made and share Of patronage solicited
G% FREE LUNCH from latoi. d4 9pM
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matchmaking.

H. P. BUCKLEY,
(Lats Young Co.1
NO. s GIMP STREET.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN THE FINEST DESCRIPTIONS OF
WATCHES for Ladies' aud Gsntlemsn;
GUARD, FOB VEST CHAINS;
DIAMOND RINGS and BREASTPINs;
FINGER RINGS EAR KINGS, BkEAsTPIEss etei
SPECTACLES 10 suit all sights;
sILyERWARE, large assortment Of the best quality.
Particular attention given to repairing Fine Watches HAVING nnu-
executing description mechanical Work con-
nected Watches they will bs repaired with certainty and at
moderate prices.
CIV Jewe'ry Repaired. Canea Mounted Diamonds Reset.
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