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j. Il. VALET,
NEW d Il UG S TO- E,
THIRD STREET, BATON R0uoL, La.

one door South Of lNdnchards Grocery,
NEAR THE MARKET.
HAVING opened Drug Store In Baton Rouge At
III the above mentioned place, the subscriber begs
lsxve respectfully to call the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintances to the same.
His stock II selected with care, and with strict
reference TO the wants Of the people. Fresh sup.
plies are constantly being received, which will en-.
able him 70 keep full, we'll selected and varied
assortment.
A long practical experience warrants him In
promiring 70 give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly filled.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared at al hours. feb.9-y-wkd.
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For Sale.

4 VALUABLE negro woman aged 81
n years. with her child one month old
"a good Cook, Washe, and Ironer, and
valuable house servant. Warranted
against all the malidies prescribed by law
Apply to Larg''ier 4 LaNoue eb-i5-2w.
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For Sale.

TOTFEE go Bags Rio Coffee, jus
" received, and for sale by
mar ly JOSHUA BEAL.
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j. Il j. G.. COnrOy,

y. a. -. T.. COnrOy,
Nh. SO Fulton street, Ncw.YOrk.
MOULD call the attention Of dealers to their
w large assortment Of Fishing Tackle, Of the
best qualitie. and most desirable varieties, viz :
Salmon, Lake and Trout Flies Floats, Lines, Nets.
Reels and Rods Of all kinds and varieties, &c. &c
large stock Of FIRST quality Of Conroy's celebrated
LIMERICK HOOKS. general assortment Of
Fishing Rods Of their own manufacture; Fike and
Drag Nets In every variety, &c; all Of the best
kinds and At the lowest prices. liberal discount
to the trade. feb Ism,
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A. GOLDM A N N

A. GOLDM INN.
(osApuArs ov THE MEDICAL FACULTY ~ LouIsrAxA.)
Druggisl, Apotbieary and Chemist,
Corner Of Lamrei and Third trets,
BATON Rouge, La.
TIVE subscriber has opened the fine new
l. brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; j lining the post office and will
keep constantly on hand, large and well
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study Of
his life, and being able to show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he te'sconf.'en' Of meriting
the confidence and patronage Of the public.
Country orders promptly filed. Physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours. 49,
ian ls-lv A. GOLDMAN.
T OUDEN's FAMILY REMEDIES. superior to any
IL others: received and for saie Mt
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TVmE American Almanac and RI posiiory
l. OF Useful knowledge. for the year
1854 Just received and for sale by
feb 2ilc. Gro VI, HEGoMAN.
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ELOUR!- loo Barrels choice Family
L Flour, just received per Falcon" and
for sale by Joshua BEAL.
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For Sale.

THAT handsomely situated house on
l. Church street. known ss Mr. Tom
linson's house, containing rooms, large
kitchen and cabin. the grounds measure
arrpents front, on Church St. arpent
deep. and arent fronting on North street.
For particulars apply to
feb 81 limo. f., BoGEf. Auctioneer
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r EECHES 200 best Hungarian i.eech.
IL "s, just ,eSciveu an .ot sale 10y
feb 90 ~ VALET. AIothecar,.
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DALM SOAP.-5O boxes No /, Pair,
Soap. good article for the trade OF
families. just received and for sale by.
mar 2. JOSHUA BEAL.
DICE Carolina and Creole Rice, just re-
~ ceiveI aud for sale by the barrel or
at retail
mar 3. JOSHUA BEAL.
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d ALWAYS Renovating Re olvent. re-
IL solves disease. perfes the blood, ard
renovates the sy.tem for ale by
feb 81 =. l.. WALLET, Apothecarv
ORINGE Flower Water, superior a.
~ ticIe, Just received aud for sale by
feb % J. l.. WALLET. Apothecary
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OtDEN's FAMILY REMIDIEs. superior to any
II Others; received and for snie Mt
ian 2glv A. GOLDMAN, Agent,
Druggist, Post Offi'e Cor.
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Destructive Conflagration I'm Brooklyn.
ELEVEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED.


Hetween one and two O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in of eight two-and-a half story frame
buildings on the north side of Gates avenue between
Downing street and Classon They recent
Iy erected by Messrs. Durham l. McNevins, and
just finished but not yet occupied The flames spread
along the whole range with great rapdty being aided
by brisk breeze from the north and communicated
With three buildings the opposite side Of the street.
Or ned and partly occupied by Mr. Joseph Brooks The
houses in which the FIRE originated were totally con-
eumed and those the south side we're so much da-
mayed to be rendered untenantable The occupants
barely escaped with their lives not being aware Of the
danger they in until apprsed Of the fact by the
D. emen, who broke in the doors and succeeded In carry
g some Of them out, having become much bewilder
Cd as not to know which way to turn.
Mcssrs Durham McNevfns loss amounts to $4,000,
insured for 900 in the following ces:-Phenx OF
Brooklyn; Atlantic, do; Williamsburg City, and Ma
The loss sustained by Mr.. Brooks on buildings and
furniture reaches from @12 900 to S15 000nsured la
The Atlantic Of Brooklyn, $4,000; Brooklyn 81 $50 on
buildings and $3.50 on furniture; National, New York
5000.
fhe Gre supposed to have been the work Of an In.
rsrdiary.
:: man bsIonsins TO Engine No. 10 was fun over and
~ ~ broken While Engaged at the ass
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Police Intelligence.

Jealous COlorcd Indiridual.-A colored man named
Eias Birch came to the Sixth ward station house,
Saturday night and stated that he had stabbed colored
woman named Lavnia Thompson, living in Church
street. Mspenard from motives of jealousy and,
in view Of that fact wished to surrender himself to the
officers Of the law. Lieut.. Martin, who present in
the station house, set about Immediately to make in
quires into the truth of Birchs statement and after
difficulty, found that what had been told him by
the prisoner substantially correct that the woman
in question had been intimate terms with the priso-
ner and that the above night he had called to see her
at her residence where alteration taking place
relative to marriage, Birch drew knife and inflicted
three gahes upon the right and left shoulders Of
the woman. He then left the Of difficulty, and
came to the station house. where he delivered himself
up He says that the woman was engaged to him, but
she denies 1t. Committed for examination.
Arrest Of Burglars Caught in tho Act.-At an early
hour yesterday morning, two named John Sweeney
and James Brandon, found by officers Farrell and
Mcclure of the Fourteenth police the store OF
Mark OBen, No. ZIG Bowery in the act Of packing up
bundle Of goods preparatory to being conveyed away
The burglars had got into the premises by forcing
window, and succeeded admirably in their plumber
until the arrival Of the officers prevented them carrying
their design fully into effect They taken before
Justice Wood yesterday, at Essex Market who commit
ted them for examination.
Charge Of Grand La,ccny.--A German named Charles
Myers arrested by officer Hamlin of the Third wara
police charged with having stolen box Of shoes valued
at $40 the property Of Henry r Boyden, No. 40 Dey
the magistrate that he directed by some to
take the goods away from the store but coud not tell
who II was, give any information that would lead to
the arrest Of the alleged principal Justice Osborne be-
fore whom he brought, fully committed him for trial
RobJing Sdilor.-A spaniard, named Gutzuie,
arrested yesterday, by officer Murphy, Of the Fourth
ward police, the complaint Of Charles Rutbleman,
sailor who alleges that he has good reason to suspect
the prisoner Of roSbng him Of -four douSGon 20 t
had been opened and the above amount abtracted from
it, that during the night the prisoner was found
CROPPING around the bedside Of Of the other dodgers
IN this house II looking for booty Some Of the mis-
sing money was found in his possession. Temporarily
committed.
TO THH EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your edition Of Monday the 9Th inst an article APP
Feared under the head Of Police Intelligence" where.
in II appeared that the undersigned arrested by the
police OF the Sixteenth ward, . charge Of highway
robbery preferred against them BY Dominck Ryder Of
street After examination before Mr..
Justice Clark We were honoraby discharged there not
being the slightest evidence to support the charge BY
inserting this you win much oblge yours very respect
fully, JAMES ANDERSON
PATRICK LAMBERT,
JOHN RILEY.
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A Sad Accident.

SYRACUSE, Nov r. 1884
sad accident occurred today in this city, about ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, by which the family Of John Hoze,
siding in Almond street, were seriously and dread
fully burned through the boiling of Of
nish which had been placed the stove child about
two old is dead and Mrs. Hoze is not expected to
recover. Miss Hoze and two other children are badly
though not dangerou sly, burned.
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BAL1INOKE NOV. II, 1901.
BY the arrival OF the Southern mail this evening" we
have New Orleans papers Of Monday.
The deaths at the Charity Hospital in New Orleans for
the past week. ftysix, of which thirty -four
of yellow fever.
The fever had appeared, and was raging with much
violence at Attakapas and 0peousas, La and nurses
and physicians being sent from New Orleans to aid
the sufferers.
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. IL, 1854.
The ship Tropic Bird Captsin Foulkes, Of and for
Philadelphia, from Barbados Oct. via Turks Island
arrived this afternoon, after having encountered
cesson of gales, by which she blown twice
the Gulf Stream Her cargo is in good condition. and
hun perfectly tight but her s and rigging have been
considerably tattered. Much anxiety has been mani
tested for her safety and her arrival has been hailed
with much enthusiasm.
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The Torpedo Murder at Cincinnati.
RREsr OF W. H. ARRIsON, THE PERSON INDICTED

s. h.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov. 1o] .
1t will be generally remembered that the public ear in
Cincinnati was stunned on the morning Of the 9th Of
June last by the alarming intelligence that the Super
ntendan Of the Marine Hospital the of West
ern row and Longworth street, and his wife had been
made the victims Of the design of mscreant Who
in the guise Of present had sent them an sinfernai
machine which, exploding while being opened blew
pieces Of balls sugs and pieces Of iron into
the legs and body Of Mr. Allison, and otherwise horr
bly, mutilating him that lie died before morning Mrs.
was so shockingly mutlated that she died the next
petrator Of this diabolical act until clue obtained
on natnrday last when gentleman Of this city, named
g. F. willard from Mr. willess Of Muscatine Iowa on
matters concerning his pecunary affairs
The letter thus received evidently had fallen into
wrong hands and the person who received 1t handed it
to Miles Greenwood who communicated the matter to
Captain Hoke and Marshal Run who at once suspected
murderer. On Monday morning Mayor sneIbaker, Capt
Hoke and Deputy Marshal Lee left the cars for Chi
cago, Davenport and Muscatne
They arrived at the latter place Tuesday evening"
and after making digent inquiries they found out that
AIison was clerk in the drug storeof Mr.. paughsrty
and passing under the name Of Willet On Wednesday,
morning early the officers by the assistance Of the De-
putty Sheriff procured warrant for wile.s arrest not
VIM H. Arrison. About eight O'Clock they went to the
drug store Arrison was seated on a chair with his
sacn to sns door ing The Sheriff and
each shoulder, and calling him by name announced to
him that he was their prisoner Arrson started to his
He then declared that Arrison not his name and
first objected to accompany them, but after few
ments reflection he consented. The of the arrest
OF Willets the Arrson spread through the
town OF Muscatine, and much excitement manifest
cd but entire willingness to have him brought to
Cincinnati for examination manifested BY the cit-
zens
In two hours after his arrest they had him handcued
and on his way up the Mississippi river the steamer
Mckee, to Rock Island where they took the for
this city They arrived in Cincinnati last evening" at TX
O'Clock and lodged Arrson in the Ninth street station
house. Arrison is very low spirited. He under
strong guard the whole of last night 1t will be remem
bered that the Grand Jury have already found ndct
ment against him, and the probability is that he will
have his trial at the present term Of the Criminal Court
His bro her has been in the city several days.
Upon searching Arrison's trunk theyound book and
other papers with his name plainly written thereon
las had shaved of since his departure He had been in
the employ Of Daughery, the druggist, about three
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The United States storeship Supply arrived At Hong
Knog Sept q The soop Of Macedonia also arrived
there August %, from hana. The steam frirate 9us
quehanns and the storeship Southampton sailed from
Hong Kong Sept for Japan and San Francisco and the
storeship Lexington the 9th for the United States
The sloop Of Plymouth arrived at Singapore ON the
9Th September from Hong Kong and TO leave on the
18th. Of the same month for Penang and home.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


From Albany.
SINKING OF THE PROPELLER HoBoKEN WITH SEVERAL
HUNDRED HEAD or CATTLE ON BOARD.
. ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1854.
The propeller Hoboken bound for New York. with Sc
ersl hundred head OF cattle on board sunk last night
in the Hudson river, near Athens.
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Boston, Nov. IL, 1854.
heavy rain storm commenced here on Saturday in
the forenoon, which still continues.
Geo. J. Bemis, waiter at the Quincy House, acciden-
tally shot himself with pistol last night and it il sup.
posed the wounds h. received viii prove fatal.
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r,~uvt CsIeudsr-This Dav.

srpRnn Couxr-General tsrm-Nos. ~, %, u, 1877,
IL, SO, 10, 80, 1906, 12S to 133
surluk -Circuit-Nos. 29ei, 71s, sos, ola
$50 TO sS2, 20, 81, o41, go, psS, 959, 1877, 951
SuPxRIoR CovRr 1.-TWO hes)--Nos 775, 10, 3621
q13 726 72o ISL e3a GAL p42 bes 500, 12s, 0o2 9s2
6es yss, 80 81, 49, o $780, s61 s52 oeS, ga sss.
fss coT. ess $50 eeo ei eS2 oe3, o4 S05, &c., o67,
e6s, et9, $40, ~, 100, A5, ecl, Ola lei.
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KINGS COUNTY.

KINGS COUNTY.
More acfnite returns from Kings county show the
following results
GorxyMx0-Clark :. 5000 Seymour 83oS
Bronson. 1,450 Urlmap 1884
Ah5ority for Seymour. .....M!1:. 8, les
The Eighteenth ward is not yet in. 1t will increase
Seymourss vote slightly.
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An cd lad named Sarah Candy and aged one hun
drsd And seven ye..s rccenly died q. &c. I5s..4 Ia
she was born 10 tie city Of New York on sas c5.A
Lecen.bcr, l7a6.
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TEMPERANCE MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

CSuutsPuHutHct OF inc AIDaHy otHt6 ftgIster'I
NEW YORK, Nov. O. 1854.
am happy to inform you that the Maine law will go
INTO the Legislature with quite strong influence In its
favor from the city Of New York Seven members Of As
senbly elect are Maine law men, all right. Among
them, Hon &C Leigh is trumphantly reelected from
the Ninth ward. Alderman Voorhs also and the four
Counclmen Of this ward who took the noble stand Of
altogether Withholding rum licenses reelected with
increased major,ic, :, Respectfully yours,
c. J. WARREN, Cor. Sec. N. Y. Alliance
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rELEG RAPHIC.

49, Albany, Nov H. 1854.
The Registers footings tonight are as follows
Bronson, $3.50; Ullman, 107, 49, Seymour 1247I7;
Clark, NO. I99 ZAP
We have returns from all the towns In Essex county
but Minerva, Newcomb, st. Armand and Wilmington
without these four towns the footngs areCark 1882;
ullnan, 4bs; Seymour, esq., Bronson, 2s7.
s BrFPALo Nov. IL, 1854
Kkie county, with three towns to hear from, giyos
Clark ], rs; Seymour, 4,5o2; ullman, e,21s
TROY, Nov. H. 1854.
EssU COUwr.-A letter from the County Clerk SAYS
that the majority for Clark in Essex county win not
exceed roo
TRADING OF SEWARD MEN IN POLITICS.
From the Albany Register National whg,) Nov. III
Had those who professed to'be his (Clarks)
friends supported him with zeal half as honest and
have been elected by a majority of twenty thousand
But he ss sold ont By his protested Friends traded acay
suyyckeys and a. ali hines for oote for Seoard nem-
rent N Gas city. Every Sevavd man, almost al the
Rets had Seymour pastors in his pocket, or the sohc
0aersa note could be got for the Sard candidate for
e Legislature in exchange for rote for Seymour for
G9ssc &c oa, ,sssa 1as :s A least rs hundred
object Of the Journal clique seemed to DO not to elect
Clark, but Seward members to the Legslature and to
and every other on the whig ticket. This is
clearly ccmonsrabie fact, that every observant
man perfectly understood, 1t understood by the
friends IF the candidates here and by the candidates
themselves. The simple truth is that the only friends
Of Mr. Clark who remained earnestly and frankly in his
support to the last the straight forward tempe
mrn and that portion of tho national wings who
nt frank open and earnest In their opposition to
him. This is accounted for from the fact that the Seward
IN fact Is the only thing desirable, the return Of
Mr. Seward to the Senate They opposed to pro-
iced They doubted lis suhserviency to the central
power, and were therefore willing to see him sacrificed.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

From the Rochester Democrat, Nov II
There thirty 1.-TWO members of the Senate, twenty
two Of whom elected wings Two Of the number,
Nessrs- Brooks and Whitney not expected to vote
Tor the candidate the wings will nominate for United
States Senator, but all the others probably will.
The Assembly consists of 12S members, and II Is known
that about eighty wings elected This will give the
wings hundred joint ballot, to sixty locofocos
But there few silver grays elected to the Assembly
any otscr free soil wing. 1t is claimed that Peck, Of
Niagara and Lampor of Ontario Of this stripe and
there nay be few others But they cannot even By q
"fuson's with the locofocos, control the result
may therefore be regarded pretty well settled that
Gov Seward will be reelected United States Senator by
quite large majority
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Clark ove Seymour thus far Observation-Disclosures. is
Seymour over Ullman thus far. .......2 81 06
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Three detacbments Of the Guards left London yes.
terSay, with drums beating and fes playing, to On
up the vacancies caused by the battle OF Alms. Thsy
were checred through the streets Of London by largo
crowds. Nothing could prove more the popularity
OF the war. Napier and Dundss are, however, deci
dedy out Of favor and hits are made at their want
of energy in al the fsrces at the theatres.
The great political point Of the day still remains
unsettled. Austria has NOT yet declared openly for
the Western Powers. To read the Vienna Journals
no doubt seemingly exists that she viii do 70, sooner
CT later. Perops the cautious Austrian awaits IN
he sees the iSo1D Of the siege Of Ssbastopol. The
leaning towards the Western Powers has already
gained for Austria the sympathies OF the people q
most Of the lesser German States, and the govern
ments Of those States, seriously alarmed, have no
tilted that they win side with Austria ct the Dict.
Count Esterhaxy, the Austrian ambassador ct Bsr
lin, has gone to Vienna, but the report that he has
been recalled, and ID reported to be replaced BY
simple charge dAfiAirs IL, ct least, premature. He
has gone to consult with Buo, Wonder Pfordten and
Others. The Vienna cabinet Ia DESTROYS Of avoiding
an open rupture with Prussia, II it can be helped;
but she ID too far compromised now to back cut.
Asfegards the feelings Of the Prussian people, yoa
will remember the famous words Of General BONN
the late Pruian minister OF war; they were cheerea
by the people, and the king dismissed him: Co
operation With Russia, under existing oircun-
stances said the gallant veteran, "may b
set down amonr impossibilities. The union e
Of Prussia and Russia would Convert Germany ints
.he.:rs Ct war VIA Ill IL fearful consequence.
He Who feelss spark Of Prussian or German love Of
oesatv caaast aasRg such athoagati NJ aneisak
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-31

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE
While the proprietor has to be proud of the
adjustment of the Tonic short time upon Do firm
basis he is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real ercence of the article itself
1t will therefore be gdy kept the ognel standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softenng and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandrud,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have IL
Il. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, blown in the glass.
Price 20 cts per bottles large bottles nts rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
ders by mail express, otherwise promptly executed
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist
VI deod&wf 201 Main st
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CLIO Il HIN G.
or OUR OWN MANUPACTURE!!

Having made arrangements to manufacture own
stock Of Clothing feel confident in saying to
friends and customers, thas now prepared
h show them better of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation Of keeping the best Rendy
NInde Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but Of doing the best
Gu $ TOM WOR
as we have secured the services of the first Cutters
10 the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner and
nj short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this CT
and vicinity We all that the work turned
from this establishment will be to none in the city.
We have in store full assortment of all kinds of Piece
Goods, such Broadcohs, Cassimeres Doeskns Vest.
ngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front SITS.
mch22 dawtf THAYER & EAMEs