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A1-ADAMS AND DuSsHxE. successors to TacapsoS.
are ing aud coloring DAGUERREo1YPEs superior
In beauty and delicacy of finish to any heretofore
male in this city. Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets. ~
Call at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
their ~p-k. 5anIStf
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"a FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House.
E5 sit dated at the corner Of ~ and C st, Island
mediataly. Apply at this Office.
dec 2S---A02w
E>OR SALE-A FARM, IN Fairfax county. Va, Is
Il miles from Alexandria laying CT the Ok road.
between Fairfax Court house and OccoauaE Mills
abou. ntles from Rerk's Station. the Railroad.
1t contains about 2Al acfs, good stream of water
runs through 1t. between three afiS four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and vel tim
bered. For iafo nation apply to
WM. WASHINGTON,
dec .s-- . Capitol Hill.
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IH0R RENT-In q healthy ard pleasant lscatfon.
Il two comfortable ROOMS, furnished, either can
be used paIlors or bed chambers. Inquire on 5.h
street, secdnd door from Louisiana avenue
3-ff
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( WAPPED HANDS and rough skin can he
~ entirely avoided 10y using the Transparent Toi-
Jet Soap in liars, tor sale ct LAMMoNDlS,
9TH street, second door below street
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

1HOR RENT-Three furnished ROOMS, two
l. patltts snd bed room, at the Columbian, cor.
n-r 9th and stfeets
Terms moderate. Ett1uirs d the premises.
2fx
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LHOR RE n Title subscriber being about to
l. take larger store, offers the one he now occu-
PIES for rent, if applied for immediately.
RALPH HAEKINS.
Ia avsnut, tide, between 9th and 10th st.
ian 12-Sf
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

SuI<b FWfCN3Be8s
A ROTnNELJ,, at his Office, In ODD Fellows
a. Hall, Sth street has for sale BuiIdi, LOTS
in various locations, many Of tn, m very eligible and
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUSES.
He will also find purchasers for city property, i'm
proved luaimproved.
Persons dcsirous either Of purchasing or selling
Houses LOIS will find it to their advantage to
make application to him jan 6-R&Tu2ms
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metropolitan DAGUERREAN Gallery.
(F0merfy Thompsos's) 80
TUE proprfetors having purchased the above e.
= tabLishment would invite the attention Of the
citizens Of Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their photographic skill which have excited the ad.
miretion Of all who have eeen them, and which are
admitted By artists ts Be unsurpassed II equasd b.
anything heretofore at aimed In the art
MtItafurse made tn query style equally a. weu In
cloufy - fair weather. - 3 -
Especial attsotion h. solicited to cur nav style Of
sssoss: phctee ADAMS D DUHsHx1.
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6et.g1o'es.- Yesterday, tie Rev. Mr.. Mnburn, chap
iaia to the House ef Representatives, delivered
very able discourse in the hafof the House, taking
as the soundaion of his sermon the following sub
ject, The province Of tho heart in matters Of rsli
giou.' There was present large congregation v ho
took great interest in the eloquent address Of this
energetic preacher. At the Methodist Protestant
Church, on Ninth street, there was a more than
ordinary congregation present during both morning
and evening services, much Interest and religious
fervour being exhibited at the Sabbath votions
In the morning. the Rev Josiah Valdez prru, he'd and
In the evening, the Minister of the Church, the Rev.
Mr.. Reese; ut the Unitarian Church, the Rev. Mr..
Brooks, Ct Massachusetts,, ofEciated ard will contin
ue bis pastoral lsbors the for several Sundays
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THOR RENT-0r sale, a new brick HoUeE
Il on 18th street, between New York avenue and
streets containing nine rooms with passage, in all
rear-ets good house. Terms moderate Apply to
q. J. LANGLEY, on L, between 9th and 10th sts.
jan l5-3t*
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BY CIR ZEN T. SCOTT, Aucsioneer,.
ANEW Two-STOIy FRAME HOUSE Ann lot
~ at Aucticn.-on W kDNESpAY, the 18th In.
slant at oe'ock m. shall SELL in front Of the
prmi. e., handsome building LOT, f!onting Is feet
inchss on North d, between LIST and ID sts cast Il
being west half OF Lot No. IS, in SQuare No ia,
running back 102 feet to alley, with . new two
story Frame Hoase thereon. -.
GREEN soOTT,
Jan I'D Aactiopeers.
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NOR SALE-Pive acres Of LAND. in high
Il state Of cultivation, adjoining the city bound
airy line north. east of 7tll st.
Also. about 20 scfes-6 IN cultivation, and the
rerlainihg woodland. the east side OF the Anaeos
tia-haying several BEAUTIFUL building sites on it.
commanding fine view Of the City, River and sur
rounding country. For further particulars enquire
Of W. HINWOoD, at Mr.. Ro stands, west side 9Th,
bstwepn and II st. Gets north.
i'm l4-1Ns
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MARINE LIST,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY Il.

FOhI UF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY Il. =
ARRIvED.-sehr. Tram Smith, Baker, Fsl, River, TO
Borden Mining Co.
SALSp.-Schr- Daniel Brown, Head, Fell River
coal by Borten Mining Co.
schr. Commsnderin-Chief, woglam, Bridgeport,
coal by Allegheny Mining Co.
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ORIENTAL PERFUMED CRYSTALS or Spirit G,
" the Flowers, an entirely new perfume, ant
new style, at BIRGEs,
der 2l-tf wNiard's Ifotsl
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FOR SALE,
GARNET FURNITURE

CABINET FURNITURE.
A. S nne assor tment eau be fund in the Dis
N trict. consisting Of rose~ GOD, walnut, mahoe.
&c, all of whi-h Is new aud of the latest lat.
terms, having been selected with great care from the
best masufac cries In Boston, New York, and fh1fa.
drpha, and will be sold at prices that cannot Iii
suit tho most economical. and that can't be boat,
Also, lett a few more Of those celebrated
SPRING BEDS,
which for comfort, durability, and economy, defy
competition. =
IRON BkDSTEADS
We have on hand and are receiving a first rate AZ
sortment Of the various styles Of New York and Bos
ton manufacture, which We will cell at the ysry low
est cash prices.
Also, Iron Hattrees, Umbrella Stands, Gilt Brack
cts, Looking Glass Plates, &c. = :,
ft. WIGHT CROSBY,
La avenue, few doors east Of It'll street
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Spain.

Adviccs from Spain state that the Span
ish government had intsrfered and stop
ped all further duels in the Soule affair.
Letters from Constantinople dated the
18th, state that the Porte had negotiated
loan of 10000, 600 piastres, in three i'm
portant banking houses in that city.
There is nothing from Denmark.
Omar Pssha and his army are at win
ter quarters in Schumla.
Osman Pasha occupies the Kallafat
with $4,000 men.
Paris Bourse dull.
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DARRY's TKiCOPHEkOUs, Lyons
ID ksitharun, Adams' Lustrale, super Tor on Mar
row, Pemsd-, Lubtn 9 Extracts, Cologne, Bay Rum
Transparent Toilet Soap, in bars. &C., for ale low
at LAMM0ED,6. 7th 4
han 4-eoSt -
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GATHERS.

n anticipation Of full supply Of Ice, the price
1 ICE CREAM will be reduced to $50 per gallon
on and after January 1.t, 1854.
doe I6-p>3f
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nj RS. nj. A. ADAMS, on ll.h, between I
NJ and G streets, having vacant rooms, can A.
connodate few gentlemen with board, upon a2pl.
cation. jan 7-eolw*
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DATCHELOR's LfGtlt flair DYE; wholesale
ID aud Retail, at J. II. CHESS new Hair Dressing
Establishment, Wizards Hotel, where the dye r.
applied in private room, upon the good old princi
pie Of ''nO dye, no pay.'' dec 20-1m
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-AuCTIoN-SAL

BY K. s. WRIGHT, Aacs'r Geo'twn.
NEW crop NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MO-
IN issses at Auctioa.-0n WEDNESDAY next,
the 18th instant, at l. O'Clock, on y. and A. II
Dodge's wharf Georgetown, the cargo Of the barQue
William Chase, consisting Of
226 hhds. prime Sugar
= S53 bhls. choice Molssses
ed. s. WRIGHT,
Jan is-dtd Auctionecr.
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NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, a. MERI.
large assortment Of tho above, scms Just re
ceived, at very redaced prices for the cab.
fKRBY. TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 9Th street and Pa. ayenue.
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BARGAINS BARGA[NSm
"lMER, on 9th street, one square from Penn.
w syl$apia Avenue, l. selling off hi. stock of
late and POPULAR s4usic, PerfumeIy, Blank Books,
&c, mt greatly reduced prices. Give Fiji call if
you wish bargains. ian lift
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The norisat1on of the river between Washington
and Alexandria is now completely open. The
steamers will make, to-day, six trips between the
two cities;
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loAs FIXTURES.

- 80 EUAb' EIXIUkE6ss 2 IL
TIE suhecrihar takes pleasure n snnounciog t.
L the pHblic that his stock of GAS FIXTURES.
comprising Of tne best and latest pAtterDs hs.
been received end thai he Is prepared to sell al
the iowest rates. Psnons In want Il Cos IiIturse
win please call and exsmine-they viii no doubt
find 1t ostheif ipiereet - ,StIsfe
Dwellings, and public buildings cited with esstu
binb at the uevsl ntes. j. W.TuOMPSON
l5-4f
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I'VE NILE r as GOODS

NE III e n + IS GOODH-
" A full stock Of
Shirts, collars, Cfsvats. S<oeks, Neck Ties
Scarfs, half hoss, Gloves of all kiuds
Aufners, sufrenderx, &e, very cheap.
YENBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
dec l0-h
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WANTS.

"ANTED -lmm esiis,eiy, two thrs~ young
w LADIES, 10 work at the dress making busi-
ness None but fhoss folly oempetsnt need apply.
Apply at Mrs. MO0Rk'S, on nth street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and E street
Ian l6-3f -t--
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THE Ind ustrtal ResOurces OF the
1 Southern and Western states; their commerce
agriculture. Manufactures Internal Improvements,
slabe and free sbo products. IIis tory and Statistics
&c, by j. D. De w, vols octave SO
loft FRANCK TAYLOR
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

A LA6kTT, Nk"TUS, MAY CD. respectfully
" announce 10 the ladies Of Washington and VI
ciniy that they have had consigned 10 them for alb
soluie and Immediate sale moot superb and match
less collection Of varieties, Qstely exhibition at
the New York Crystal Palace compnsiny some sK-
quisitsly beautiful and costly specimens Of Needle
work, viz:
Embroidered Cloaks aud MsnuIlas
Opera CloAks
India, Cashmere, and Velvet sbswls
Persian silk and Delhi do
Rare end costly Fancy Furs 10 Royal Ermine h G.
sia Fable, Bueuos Ayres, Chinchiila, &o, in.
Capes, Cardinals, and NUTS
Forming together q combination Of perfect gems
In ladies' costume superior b. anything ever yet In
troduced into America
The whole Of the above will Be open to public Ell
animation and sale tor the next ave dsys; and, as
the Instructions from the owners are imperative
they Win BE- sold without the lead regard 10 original
cost, for cash. ian ll--d6t
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I PULGlAN, from C. nstsntinopls, who AZ
-. rived at the exhibition OF the Worlds Fair,
tai Palace, vi h various Tslkish Articles and
Perfumery, for Ladies and Gentlemen. He l. on q
visit b this city, and has consented 10 exhibit II ME
BlRGES furnis hing Store, the famous book st. So
phia Mosque, of twenty five fine engrsvings to tAe
18th ofthis mouth ladies and gentlemen are invi
tsi 10 zee II free Of charge. hn o-6ts, !.
CARPETS - OILCLOTHS-
" good stock Of Carpets and Vi cloths at Low
prices, TO Close off,
YERBY, TEBBs YERBY,
Corner of7th street ard Psnna. avenus-
g. 20 h-u s. u ..,1-.---f q
Papier Mache Architectural Deco.
raoions.
TNHE attention Of Architects, Buildefs aud othsrs
i is invited TO this new material, which s now
% extensively rsed At the North for kouss and
church decoration. Fer beauty Of finish and dura-
blity Il equal 70 carved wood, and Is much cheap
% end In every way superior TO plaster. We are
prspared to d order, upon the ehor ct notice ct tn
Aanufsstory prices ADAMS HASEINs,.
Agents fof Boeton HnPieT Mache Co,
fs. avenue, y sids, betwssn 1oth AID lthat
Ell. u.
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7 OST-Betweon Georgetown and 18th street, on
IL II street, or Pennsylvania avenue, a HAIR
BKACBLEr, with large gold clasp: name en-
gravel on the outside and TIVE names on the inside
The finder will he aoly rewarded by leaving it
at Mr.. faults, Pennsylvania avenue.
ian f2-3t
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HJ- GADSBY's HOTEL.
Cbrner Of Rnnsy,cania arerue ard Cd Il.
BOARD PER DAY,
$500
Two squares west OF the Capitol and Railroad d,
pot. ian Q-lm+

l(OAND-Severxl gentlemen can be acccmmo-
ID dated with comfortable rooms and good board
in quiet private family, residing on the corner of
and 10th street east, Marine Barracks ami Ma
W Yard.-Terms reasonable u - = -
81 line Of omnibusees pass tn and from the
Capitol, within square of the house. every fifteen
minutes during the day.
Apply personally to the subscriber on the prpmi
see. z HAiGuT.
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EbL'SRESTAURANT FOR SALE-Beine
" about to engage in another business, 1 will sri
the Lease, Stock, Fixtures, dc, of my Honse on Pa
avenue Immediately opposite the National Hotel. A
rare chance IL now offered 10 any Wishing to
engage in the business Of keepipg first class Restau-
raut. .....
The House has been newly painted, papered, &c =,
and Is one of the best l0ctrd AID arranged Houses
Of the kind in the city. JOHN CAMPBELL.
inn ct. ....- 81. -
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Dds"e'reotMes.-We were shown to-day, some
specimens of colored daguerrcofypes, by Adams &
Dnnshee, Successors TO Thompson, at tile M.,ropoli
Gallery, on Pa avenue, between 4 4 and 9th streets,
which for delicacy Of finish and beauty of colorinc.
are iniinitable, the flesh tint il equal to life. The
co'ored dasuerrcotypes are a great improvement,
upon the plain ones. -..-
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The neU manufacturing town about to he estab
'isned at the Great Falls s TO be called blythe name
OF p" Potomac" This appears to US more appro-
pirate title than that Of 'South Lowell, (which was
originally intended.
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g None but the brave deserve tile fairm

National Taeotre.-The performances tonight will
consist ct 1.-THE setious Family" and "A that Gilt.
tiers is net Gold" Two excellent pieces, which will
not fail TO entertain audience. The efforts of the
mansser to give satisfaction to Washington public
ar deserving of suctess ard he is entitled to much
oommendation for the spirit that he displays n
catering to the amusement of eur fellow citizers.
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RACE GREENWOOD'S TOUR In
" Europe =
Haps and hishsps Of Tou, In Europe, by Grace
Greenwood. Just received at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
jan ST. Rook store near 9th st
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A GEHTLEMAN,a Civil Engineer, Archi-
IA teet, and Land Surveyor, by profession. and
who has had extensive practice both in this country
ment- Address sCiviI Engineer" lee Rnfaw street..
southeast corner of Eutax and Ross streets, Bslti.
mo1a Maryland. jan lit
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Il agland.

The privy council was held at Windsor
on the 10Th, when the Parliament was
ordered TO be further prorogued from the
Sd to the 31st of January.
Letters have been received in Dublin
from Smith O'Brien dated Norfolk, Sep
TENDER 18th, three days later than the
date Of his reported escape from that
place. $3.50.
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"ANTED.-Ae good PLAN Cook, Washer aud
w Ironer, and woman T general homework
and to assist in washing and ironing for family Of
four persons mat hssr Of permanent situation by
applying az this office.
Ar None but women of gocd eharsctrr need ap-
plv, and to such, good wages will t1 paid monthly
Ccforsd servants preferred. =
dec 2l-N -.
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Arrival or TIE EUROPA.
FOUR Days LITER FROM EUROPE

HAKIFAx, Jan. I6.-The Steamer Eu-
ropa has arrived with four days later in
telligence from Europe. Cotton firm:
prices unchanged; sales during the week
40 900 bales. Flour has advanced one
shilling. Wheat advanced one shilling.
Money is easier. Consuls 9Si.
Political news is wsrlike, bat pretty
much as before.
Affairs In Earspe.
The following dispatch was received
from Paris:
PANS, Jan. 6th.-The Moniteur an
nounces that according to the latest ad-
vices from Constantinople, the Diysn was
in perfect harmony with the representa-
tives Of France, England, Austria and
Prussia, IS to the condition on which the
Porte could with honor, concur in the
re- establishment of peace.
Private letters from St. Petersburg to
the 10Th state, that the notifications of an
offensive alliance had been exchanged be-
tween Russia and Persia up 10 the 18th
December.
Latest accounts from the Danubian
principalities state that the mortality
among the Russian troops has consider
ably increase.
Letters from Alleppo, Of the 18th ult.,
state that the Arabs of the Desert have
raised five thousand men to aid the Sultan.
The Shah Of persia had dismissed all
English, French, German, and Italian
officers serving in the army.
The Russian army in the Caucasus had
been reinforced by fiften regiments of
CoSSsck.
The Paris Monitcur publishes decree
abolishing the restrictions on raw cotton
imported into France from Great Britain,
and British possessions in Europe.
The expectation is active that hostili-
ties will commence in the Baltic in the
spring.
Ihc Porte had consented to accept The
last note Of the Vienna Conference. Ii
Russia refuses this, the Powers will COM
mence active hoStilities.
1t was rumored that a change had &C.
CURED in the Turkish ministry.
The Russians are preparing for ope-
rations of decided aggressive character.
England.
The privy council was held at Windsor
on the 10Th, when the Parliament was
ordered TO be further prorogued from the
Sd to the 31st of January.
Letters have been received in Dublin
-
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City Jau.-We understand that the late jailor OF
the city prison, Mr.. James Wright, resigned that
Office, having been succeeded, at the appointment OF
the Marshal, by Mr.. Daniel Smith.
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DALED HAY
ID he subscriber has a large lot of baled HAY,
1t his stores on Bridge street. Georgetswn and 18th
between and streets, Washington. near the Ca
nal, which he offers for ess at reasonable prices
jan lQ-3t+ ALFRED LEE
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CHAWLs, Long q saaare-
~ go new shawis Of Ill styles, at very low prices
'ss"' YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 7fh serset and Pa avenue.
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Bca-We would remind our readers that the an
nsal ball of the Franklin Fire COMPANY will take
place to night at Caruss Saloon, and viii ne frs,
rate affair. We have doubt that il will be well
att'nded by the ladies, who cannot fail to patronse
any enterprise Of our gallant firemen For, as the
poet says: res --....- o..
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MACKERkA, HERRING, &c.
III ibis No. and AS Msckerei
70 his No. Eastern Herrines
3 Loo sacks @. Alum Salt
100 do Je0riss Darey's nne Salt
Aiso. On hand isrRs and we'll selected stock ol
orocG,es, which ~ o6sg at the lowest prizes.
r $50 bAk1ove sENMnS g
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MONEY Lent and Board Wanted.
XN1 man Of regular habits wishes to obtsin
tosr for which he WILL II desirable give the Ian
Of come money. A private house, where he coaid
dine between IL and one ociock pesferr-d. lie will
Invest seme capital in safe business which, If ne
csesary. he will add to conduct Address post pair
an W - at this once stating particulars.
ian l4-eo3is .-rs
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funerai.-Ycsterday, the German Turner Asso-
citation paraded with Marsoetti's band 10 attend the
funeral of one Of their members. The procession
was quite long one, and composed almost entirely
Of our Gerhioii eitizehs
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W"eh Re'~ns.-Loui>a Hill, colored, out after
hours, paid costs; j. B. Davis and w. Edwards pr.
family, fine and costs; T. ChristaI, do dismissed
d. knrtz, disturbing the theatre, fine and costs
VIM. Allen, disordehy, security; Charles Curtis, re-
sstins officers, sent To Jail.
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We are pleased to learn that young Wood, who
was badly hurt at Elliss foundry last week. has re-
covered sufficiently t. resume his work.
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The Coal TTade.-1t appears that the strike among
the miners in the Cumberland coal district, will
cause suspension Of all shipments OF coal fro,r
there, for some time to come
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19
A NEW FIR NJ

..t "A We w III M
And New Jswelry-Harney House Row.
Sign of the Biggest Watch.
7NHEODORE GOLDMAN, ,Watchma-
i her and JewelIer--respectfully informs
his old frienus and the public in general
that he has permane ntly located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed Jewelry.
He also keeps constantly on hand, a fine as
sortmenr Of JEWELRY, consisting in part
Of fine gold and silver watches, gold vest,
fob and guardchains. gold pens with gold or
silver holders, gold, silver and german spec
tacles, gold lockets, fngerings, earrings, la
dies and gentlemen breastpins, shirt-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides, ladies belt
slides, necklaces, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbles, watches. earrings, &c. Also
splendid assortment of clccks, lamps, cut
Iery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous to mention, all Of which he
offers cor sale cheap for cash, at the sign Of
the BIGEsT WATCH.
N B. All work done at this establish
nent is warranted to perform well. Watch
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TERMs-one price and CASH. july 6-y.