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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

The Indiana Herald and 0uFSelf.-A week
OF two since we complained Of a wan. Of
Editorial courtesy on the part, Of the Her
aid Editor. and since an explanation has
been promptly made. we cheerfully copy
il, and then submit to his candid judg.
ment whether we were misrcpresented or
properly quoted:
THE PLYMOUTH BAsNKR.--We can see
no particular propriety IN man dying
off the handle in the manner which Mr..
Burns. of the Plymouth Banner has done.
We really did think that he was guilty of
Inconsistency in using the language that
he did in reference to the State ticket of
the opposition party. and in our remarks
upon the subject had no design to be un-
courteous, but merely to induce him TO
define himself. The editor Of the Ban.
ner complains of a want of courtesy on
our part, and yet We think his own re-
marks in regard to US are decidedly ILL
patured and out of place. We did not
intend 10 insult him. but merely ques-
tioning a position which he had taken
and toped our remarks would be receiv-
ed in .he same spirit in viii Oh they were
given. If we have misrepresenied him,
or perverted his language. and he will take
the trouble TO point out our errors, we
hold ourself in readiness 10 make that
correction which ought to satisfy any hon
orable man.
We desire no mans friendship unless
ii can be obtained in an honorable way.
and II we have unintentionally Injured
any one. decency and kind treatment will
DO more towards restoring things to their
proper equilibrium than senseless bonn
bas;lc threats.
We append the article of which we
complained:
A STRANGE CoURsE.-The editor Of the
Plymouth Banner says that be expected
to aid by his vote part of the ticke;
nominated at the late Democratic State
Convention. 1t strikes us that in some
things Mr.. Burns is a pretty clever fel.
low; and then again in some others he is
conside rable of humbug. For instance
he pretends to be a Whig--to be a very
.inde pendent man, and to publish an in
dependent journal. Yet in the very teeth
of these pretensions he declares himself
willing TO aid in the election of ticket
which he ver7 we'll knows was forced upon
the people by set of unprincipled dema
gogues. who neither obey nor care any
thing about the wishes Of the people.
The editor of the Banner also pretendi
to 30 strongly in favor Of the enactment
of 'Prohibitory Liquor Law. Yet he
seems willing BY his vote ~ endorse the
odious resolutions adopted By the Con
vention on the subject Of Temperance.
If that is independcnes, we are willing
to admit that hitherto we have not prop.
erly understood the subject. Such mani
festationaof Independence are psurile and
contemplate in the extreme.
Now let the reader compare the frs
sentence of the foregoing article with :h'
following. which is q correct copy of ou
remarks to which il alludss, and il W.
were not clearly misrerres.ntsd. we vii
submit to the accusation Of too much
haste in our reply:
when we stated, . week or two since
that We regretted the introduction o.
those resolutions, it 10 probable thai
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

We find the following interesting let
ter from the New Territory Of Kansas. By
our young friend Meek formerly from
South Bend. in the Forum Of the 18th
inst. and give it to our readers entire as
q bit Of reliable intelligence:
prcn Hsusoe Tsppitovv
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The lady who 'kni, her brows, has com.
menced pair Of socks. Her sister WAS
checked with indignation. Her brother
won, away in disgust. and returned in a
steamer. A cousin went into rope line
the other dsy-was hung. Her husband
Just started on an enterprise-gone 10 Aus
tralia 10 escape the sheriff.
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Labor is honorable says the Boston
Post. II may b honorable but II 10 mighty
inconvenient. when the Thermometer 10
about 80 10 the shade.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
Total
e2V0,O00 90


a
Amount o. Capital Stock, includ-
ing that dofos tied with Auditor
OF State, paid in according to the
provisions Of the law, SSf0e,605 90
.4Inount o notes, bills or other e.
licences OF debt ISIS red, lo0, 900 90
Toal, S70O, 000 90
Names OF the Offccrs Of The Association or
Bank,
J. W. ParTEScELr., Pres. ". ]. Nom, Cash.
Names oil persons who have become parties 10
10 the articles Of association wiz n said pc
Rod,
J. W. Pate ngell, A. B. Gillett, julius VAN
tTcet, Robert Rath1, l.. Merriam q John Porter.
Names Of Persons who have Withdrawn there
from,
J. II. Kbbce, +. G.. Booth, J. S. Kibbee L.
Merriam and John forier.
Names Of present Stockholders,
J. w. Pattsngelf, A. B. Gillett, Robe 1T Ratlif,
and George Taylor.
Days and hours open for the transaction Of
business, to- wit: From o clock, a. NJ, to 2
,'cla
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

DR.. VIM. II. Arrison, the supposed
sender Of tho internal m, chine TO Mr..
Allison, the steward OF the Cincinnati
Hospital. and which killed him and his
wife. has deem caught. it is reported. in
Iowa.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnlNGroS, July 81.
SKNArE-The Homestead bill WIS not
pas ed last evening but was ordered {"
be engrOssed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
SEMI-t NNVAE. REPORT Of

StEMI-t NNUAL REPORT or the
~ condition. Of TIE Western Bank at Plym-
o1Fih. for the Si1 months preceding the fir4
Monday of yrly 1854:
RD WRa
Capital Stock aIa0, Gao 90
Notes Discounted, 6,6lU 10
.Smount OF debts due the Associa-
ton OF Banh, 50, 300 IS
Gold, f2,70o 90
Silver, $50 -
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
See Here. Folks!

nIn JOHN Lien Some OF his Goods
IL arc here and many sold. Some Of his first
purchas are still behind. but coming most every
day. He has ordered lots more though--brot
= heavy lot Of rish---all sold. a'mcst,
NC.
July 81, 1884. 2Ih
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State Of Ohio, )Ss
TrNmbuli County.

J. w. Pattengell, being duly sworn, dePo-
ses and says that he is the President of said
Bank. and that the foregoing report of the
transactions and condition of SAID Bank, for
the period therein named, is tue and correct,
according 10 the best of his knowledge and
belief. J. W. PATTENGELL.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th
day OF Ju y, 1854.
SAMUEL FANSLER,
Justice of the Peace.
July -, 1854. olt3.
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letter from our member in Congress. gives
con siderable light in relation to our mail
service on ths Michig1n Road, and it will
be seen that DR.. Eddy has not been un-
mindful Of our interests.
wAsHIEGroS. July IL. 1854.
DEAR SIR:-Yours Of the 9th insI.. in
relation to the mail changes on the Mich
igan road. was received last evening.
The Mail proposals issued by the P.
o. Department in January last. invited
bids for daily mail on the route from
Loganspou to Niles. Mich.
There were but two bids and By the
same person, (Mr. Alvord.) one OF 81
500 for daily mail and one Of 90, SO
for tri.wsekly. Neither of these were
accepted BY the Department. They were
objected TO as being too high. The ser
vice under the former Contractor was
done for $500 per annum. This was un-
doubtedly too low, but seems to have
formed a basis for the estimate of the
same service for the current year.
The mail is now conveyed under no
contract. except such as may be implied
from the directions of the P. M. General
10 the Stage Co., TO take the Moil over
the road three times week. This the
Go. may do or refuse to do. as suits their
convenience. have written to several
points on the route. Jour own town in.
clvded) enclosing blank proposals. and
inviting bids for a daily service. There
have been proposals sent and are now on
file in the Department. Others have
good reas on to believe will soon be in
IA soon as a sufficient number Of bids
are in TO indicate the lowest price at
which any responsible contractor will
perform the daily service. shall urge 0
contract to be made.
No one estimates the importance of that
route more than myself. and permit me to
say. no one has contended with more ur.
gency for the continuance Of former mail
service. The p. NJ. General is DESTROYS
10 place on that route daily mail ns
evidenced by the mail letting advertise
ments-bu, he supposes that tho required
service can be performed for less sum
than s3. 500. especially rs the same ser
vice has heretofore been performed fol
$500.
The mail service on the route from
Plymouth TO Laports has not been alter
ed. The former lettings was fora til
weekly.
Very Respectfully.
NORMAN EDDY.
w. J. BURSs. Esq. Plymouth. Ind.
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Discovered at Last.
llMEt [ IMEtl

ME IN superab undance and of the
IL best Qualify. Tor purity. strength and whit,
ness, has lately been discovered and il now b,
,ng extensively manufactured for sale. On the
premises Of the undersigned, situated in Fulton
comfy near the ne of Marshall Orc mic south
OF what" known as l. ldy's Saw Mil on E.ldy's
Lake. four miles east of MRxenkurkee AXE and
fou; miles due west of Rolsiin's tavern ON ib,
Michigan X 'ad. Also ten miles northwest of
Rochester, and twelve miles south of PlyInoutb
The undelsignen is now prepared TO fill orders
for lime from any point in The surrounding
country. aud warra is his lime to give
GENERAL ATISFACrION
Being equal in quality. If not supcrior,o the Lo-
gansP"rt Lime for al. useful and pr. ct:cal pur
p s.s. The undersigned designs manufacturing
both the
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

In the Starke Circuit Court, September Term
4 d 1854.
SLas Short,
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Esesaisauitte s. Go.
NO. 6 CHARTERS STREET,

B Respectfully inform their customers and The public that FROM
THIS they will sall all their WINTER GOODS 80
per lees ihan formerly enable them to close their Winter
Stock
RICH PLAID DE LANES, rs
RICH PLAID CASHMERE,
FINE PLAIN DE LANES. 7's= = sT si"'f
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES atlH4f
CLOTH CEoAKS AND TALAIAs, SO
5 CHILDRENS CLOTH TALAfAS,
EMBD VELVET cLoAKS und MANTILLAs,
RICH SATIN DO DO,
RICH wfIITE. and BLUE MAsTILIAs
RICH FIGURED BRocArEL SILKS, e
RICH BLACK PATTERN SILKS, sa'si 'A@e-f 5A 5Hl57 n
RICH STRIPED New Ssyle) SILKS, .75gs .@a.5-4
RICH PLAID tLargs snd smalll SILKS,
MORE ANTIQUE, all coors
WATERED SILKS 9#
EXTRA HEAVY ARMURE ROYAL, @8
SATIN DE CHIME
" BLACK DAMASKS, Of all descriptions,
FANCY FIGURED SILKS, for Evenings. at a.,
g5 .s5 CHANGEABLE and PLAIN DO .5l do,
FRENCH EMBRoIDERlES, CHEMIsETTEs and SLEEVES
COLLARS, EMBROIDERED DRESSES LADIES INFANTS
Laige assortmenti EMBROIDERED BANDS GUPURE, HAMII
TON, VALENCIENNES and ENGLISH THREAD LACES. BLUE
PURPLE, GREEN, AMARANTE and BLACK VELVET FOR
CIoAKs; CURTAIN DAMAsK, asserted qualities.
A Il 8 o
EMBROIDERED aud MUSLIN CURTAINS, Rich and Plain,
eonpis,s goods FAMILY USE such as
LINEN DAAASK, VIZ q. 7sls ag53 3s @s8F45b sd
NAPKIN FINE RICH LINENS, Ty
NETTING,
45sl SHEETiNG,
BLANKETS, etc., etc.
good and we'll rsortea PLANTATIONS always On
H., ( @ Il rs A
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Holiday Presents, 3sg
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREET


YsDE & GOOD RICH
tB Invite attention to their iargs stock q
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YE.aR GIFTS
eradicate choice and varied assortment Of FOREIGN Nov
ELITES, such as 5Y45 Sy4sa
RICH PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND; 4@
JEWELRY, endless VARIETY OF ARTICLES OF TASTE
from PARIS; s5.5 Il
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN, PORCELAIN and BORE
MAN GLASS from GERMANY;
GOLD and EskaELEp WATCHES Of unsurpassed fnis and &c,
curacy, from GENOA;
RARE and BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS IN CORAL from NAPLES ]
PAPIFR MACIiE and INLAID WOOD. WORK BOXES, WRITING
DESKS, DRESSING CASES, TABLES, LiQUEUR chsrs
JEWEL Boxes ETC., etc.
FINE PAINTINGS and PERSIAN sTATUARY;
ARTISTIC BRoNzEs CLOCKS and CANDEbABRAs;
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLU, for and Esxsr
orsamsnui
RICH PEARL BRIDAL AND OTHER FANS;
IVORY, PEARL, SHELL, VELVET, yAPANNED and EsAMEIfb
OPERA GLASSES;
GOLD fHIaBLEs, PENCILS, CARD CASES and FORT MON
NAIES Handsomely Bound BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS IA
French Eaz.h, GOLD MOUNTED CANES, FANcT
WHIPS aud RIDING GLOVES
wehaye continually receiving from our Nam
factory in ,he city, new styles Of
sILyERwARE.
Gch al
TEA and COFFEE SETS WATERS,
PITCHERS, GoBLETs,
CUPS, BUTTER COOLERS
SUGAR BASKETS, PRESERVE DISHES.
PUNCH BOWLS CRuMB sGRArERs ~
PIE aad ICE CREAM KNIVES ard FISH cARyEHs
CASTS OF DESSERT KNIVES and NUT Plcxs
avsriey Of similar eiss suitable USEFUL a, veil .
HANDSOME GIFTS.
Tar For sale by
HYDE s. GOODRICH,
Corner 81 Canal and Royal streets
9pHl Sign Of the Golden peb.sr
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appropriate .ReaU- R,sas. Presents.
=. N. MOODY
nv Would hint to the LADIES particularly that very suitable
and acceptable Christmas Present sy be n,
his rstabshmens Exchange Place from
gttft variety of
ELEGANT GOODS,
Just received for the OCCASION and which will prices
suit the times.
HALE DOZEN FINE LINEN SHIRTS, fom s3s per dozen;
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS from slk per
HALE DOZEN BOYS FINE SHIRTS, from siq Per dozen;
HALF DOZEN JoUYINs KID GLOVES, jnstmporsed NJ.
A HANDSOME DRESSING ROBE, from Is 10 $40 each;
FINE LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs from "a rs
REAL BANbANAs AND PoNGEE SILK HANDKERcHIEFs,
A MAGNIFICENT cRAyAT OR SCARF, at all prices;
BOYS HAHDKERCHIEFS AND CRAYATS:
FINE SILK SUsPENDERs from vi a pair;
SPLENDID DRESSING CASES, from ca each;
WALKING CANES from cents to slo each;
DESKS AND WRITING CASES, from 81 80 each;
PORE MoNNAlEs, Of every description;
SILK UMBRELLAS, with richly Carved Handler;
OPERA GLASSES, at ali prcea;
FINE HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS:
JULES HAUE'5 PERFuAlERY AND FANCY SOAPS.
TOILET ARTICLES; COLOGNE WATER;
VESTA, MATCH AND TAPER STANDS;
AND FINE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS
B~ PURCHASE YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS AT
8. N MOOD VS.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
CORNER OF CANAL STREET
Ao4pn AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
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a Conn ssao,. Cold x,,d Coxah.

should be remembered that cough always an evidence that
some mpur has tbs lungs apd which, apseay
moved will rae these delicate later 10
on an Inflammation of he lungs form If dscae ali know
is the high read consumption &
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS ere n mo,t aaobtt,,
madeleine for carrying OF eapel ON the .vsem
all morbid and corrupt hame Che Of dsease in
and natural manner That The body Of m lis sur
teEnss ks BY magic -Four o. five OF said Indian Vegetable Pills
Aken every night on bed WILL time remove the
most obstinate coda the time the osgns to
healthy tome ard the bod completely pur fad ls Inflammation
Of the lungs eonsa ton other om Of ess
utely impossible. Fer ;zle b7 ]. WRIGHT CO. Axep,s
d95et2p Isl cbatYss ,,,ss,
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anssisslasats IEDis benE,1s.

ORLEANS THEATRH. Msyerbeers one,o i 4. .
Prophet Msdarnes Laget psnterr Ar, q tIe
wa u ~ eenibzei ana Dulc In the cast. fs'es
eHAElss THHATER, Miss Julia A..n
elsas win 70 oblige Benson, - = 'eA'
InIl.s orfR4 HOUSE, "A variety Of laugha.
n's a'sussInents by Psel's Philippians. -.
Wy anpoRalI's MESAaERrE. wild beasts ~
~ soef e eanal street variety aud yery
V1ssueHrs MusEum. = Wax F;.uraa "a
zcan. " peane
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Rare and Bentssifasl
HOLIDAY EsENTs
5s,.s GuI0l,

| CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AID CANAL sTaEETs.
eE- RICHEST OBJECTION Of ono sppre.
pirate FANCY ARTICLES FOR PREENTs over offered in the
Southern country. 2sS2aG
The this eablhmen. avid all Unnecessary exposure
goods that tho purchasers freh md FREQ from
a,il or bemish.
inspection des not imply tho sa,t
CATION purchase The goods will ehy shown al NIL times
allowed be msrepresen Particular attention ia
Invited the NEW Stiles Of The following
tces- ta#
| RICH FINE JEwELRY. of The lpttstpattsua.
| RICH JET Goops new styles;
STERLING SILVER Cups GoBLETs, Er,; 22
PLATED WARE, TEA and coFEEECRH DO SETS Of pieees
CAKE BASKETS, CASTERS MJTI1R BOATS, PUNCH and
ICE BOWLS WATERS, eAuD lEcEIyERs, CANDLE
STICKS, etc., etc;
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHELL GdD and SILVER EMBOSSED
FANS, Richly Painted n Pastfs !; y
| OPERA GLASSES. AcRoMATIes, qsapeaor Quality;
MARINE and MILITARY SPY GLASSES;
Nh RoscoPEs and MATHEMATIGhNs
OIL PAINTINGS, Splendid colleetln;
LADIES, GENTS TOILET Boxs new styles;
WORK BOXES, Of PAPER MAcRI EBONY etc;
oDEuR CASES. Of CRYSTAL, EBoiY PAPER MAcHE. TOR
TotsE SHELL PEARL; a5-5
PARIAN MARBLE sTATuAHY nsSsusJec,s:
PORT MoNNAlEs, new syle-sIaER. PEARL. TORTOISE
SHE'LL, VELVET and EMBossE1 VELVET;
MECH ANIcAL TOYS, entirely No ssdsisuu; a@
BACKGAMMON and CHESS BoARI,
cHEssMES Of IVORY, DRESDEN HOME, etc;
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, larb variety; "
FORT FoLIos of PAPER MAcIIE ELvET and LEATHER
DESKS AND EscREToIRS Of PAPsR MacHE. EgoSy Rosx
WOOD, ete.i
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BouGIEIs;
ETuI CASES Of IVORY aad EBoNYwi,h GOLD Ft1rN1ruPY
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Matchmaking.

IL. P. BUG X LEY. z=#
tLate Young q Cod
NO GIMP STREET.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN THE FINEST paseR or
WATCHES Tor Ladies' nd emile men;
GUARD FOB and VEST CHAINS;
DIAMOND RINGS and BREAsrPINs:
FINGER RINGS, EAR RINGS. BREAsTpIss. etc.
sPECFAGLEs TO suit all ishts;
sILVERWARE. large assortment OF the best quality
Particular Attention given to repairing Fine Having
ual facilities for executing every description Work rom
nseted with Watches they viii be repaired certainty and
moderate prices. If -
fB Jewsry Repaired. Canes Mounted. Diamonds Rs ae
d929 pim
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Dsseoasge's PectOrag Ragsamsic
Syrup. .N.6

"
No. 80 Charities street, .Netc Orleans
D The well known virtue If hia Vegetable
Breast Chest Lungs Bowels estabshed and has
been tested for such patronage
would be idle TO dwell at length efficacy Colds
Asthma Inflammation Of The Throat Stomach Bowels
Splitting Of Blood, and whooping Cough
has been found highly beneficial all rmmatory Disorders
such as Rheumatism Darrhea Dyssntey complaint
and especially In those chrns which, proper 10
toe, 50 often degenerate into confirmed Cholera.
In all Affections Of the Lungs vegng Consumption Ii has been
f9ind 10 prevent that dread full whenever TO-
acknowledged eerany truly wonder medicine
has over most OF the nature the decided advantage
that owing 10 ta agreeable favor
Guilty to children and itreaaires particular diet
~ Prepared and sold at the Laboratory Of the Proprietor
CbartFet street. New Orleans where FRESH
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES AND
PERI alwssa be found pea and Ibe
d9s S5p1,,
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Sasddest assd Extraordinary Re-
duction in Prices.
CLOTHING AT VERY GREAT BARGArFsH
ALFRED MUNRoE s. co. IF
No. 81 Magazine, corner Of Crater street,
Announce TO the public that they will
On MONDAY, the 2Sth Of December, III
8g@ f. 4 TO SELL OFF
THEE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING,
ssuch Low PRICES not fail 10 command
"A RAPID SALE. EE
Their stock em,raees the largest assortment Of
FASHIONABLE READY-MADE CLOTHING
eve before offered in Neworlsans.
ALL SIZES FOR MEN AND BOYS.
w Persons who wish sapply Themselves with ane fbionabio
and wsmade Good. vii have opp7s,uay Doing
prices which can not fail 70 pess economical
- Every srieie haa The price nark upon Ii.
Icf ON PARIS tRANcAls.
ALFaED MUNRoE 4 CO.
d95 adpss No 81 MAgaaao street. corner OF Gravisr.
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pnb that he treasa
dsseaae; aud viii GUARANTEE CURE EVERY CASE,
DO seriously Affected. then
the sufferer may much relief Those asd
Affections visit Dr. consnstien Tree
As An evidence sincerity aud his
treatment viii undertake to every of
senied change until patient cured Patients
cured Of the knife Twenty by
mail viii secure package CANCER SPECIFIC vita ai
directions for Address DR. FRAzEE.
apit apiy Once, SO -. C1iafssstr ell
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10 Charities street.
g.---s.s.R a Ri N SON g. QLR o x D
SHEPHERD SILVER PLATED WARE and CUTLERY;
BIRMINGHAM PAPER AfkCIlE SILVER PLATED WARE.
FRENCH BISCUIT CHINA
PORCELAIN WHITE CHINA GLASS WARE plain and cui
CLOCKS, sTATuETTEs, DRESSING and WORK BOXES and
TABLES;
CANpELAHREss LIQUOR CASES, TEA SETS
WATERS, ETAGERES MUSIC STANDS, TABLES;
CHAIRS, BREADBASKETs, TEA URNsi
TEA end COFFEE SETS. CAKE BASKETS, TEA CADDIEs;
WRITING DESKS. VASES JARDiNIERs, TOILET SETS;
DINNER and TEA SETS, GARD RECEIVERS;
CHANGER SETS FINE CUTLERY cases and by
SPOONS FORKS and LADIES.
And assortment OF Fancy Articles Of Every description
u
FURNITURE, in Rosewood Mahogany !;
LAMPS, bl0cATELLEs and DAMAsK CURTAIN sTuFFs,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. TABLE LINEN;
LINEN sIIEETING. TOWELS, TABLE COVERS;
LOOKING GLASSES, WINDOW BLINDS, caRpkTING.
RUGS, LINEN aud WOODEN DRUaGETs;
sAxoNy MATS. ETC, ETC dss ons. .
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B Guaranteed Of direct and late importation, comprising Impe
ae Rega Media Regala Mare Prensados Vogue
Paneselos Caxadore Cabalero Brevss epued
brands such cabaua Carban Ugaes Garcia Washington
son Flor del Paeo Flor Morales Msnsageo Jenny
Lind, ETC., etc.
~ And asa ne assortment Just received up expressly
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
in boxes Of IS and so Cigars each. For sale by
d3s 2dpSt S. DE WISER 81 co. II Magazine nrsst.
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= ne CLERKS Of the steamers Fulton and Il. Nj
Kenneth hays our thanks for river fayors.

LAKEs f'Roy fDENeE HEaAID.--We have re-
ceisea prospectus from p samuel Bard editor AMI
propretor q the Lake Providence Herald 5
tat sssr TIE st e January ensuing the paper vim 81
Ie Herald i one q the best Of all ouisana coun
ssy sashangss and Z very ably edited BY Nj Bard w
Cur merchants transaeting business in upnsr
a'll hna fhe Hrssid valuable advertising medium.
r eaaRIEs THnATEa There was 4 Iarge
~ sudience u the ST. Charles Theater ~,
sssn'ss e see Miss Dean the COUNTIES. in Ia
wa ezcslsnt notwithstanding ths fsure
. s0'as = ~ aussriss Miss Dean has grown il sx-
any h4s now higher reception here
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More .SeU Goods.

more .TeeD Goods.
N L w SH o w n MS.
SILKS, E.HBROLDERIES and CLOaRS.
D. P. SCANLAN & Co.,
.5.5 Nos II and IA Uhartres street
HIVE ihe honor Of informing tho I2sies that by The he
Ah Ticouderoea from Hsve they tn
Paris Millinery, French Embroideries,
CLOTH, SATIN sud vELk EFT CLoaKS AND TALMAS,
RICH DRESS SILKS, BAREsEs
EMBROIDERED EVENING DRESSES IN SILK,
TULLE, GRAPE and MUSLIN, z...
PlRASoLS, CoRsETS, FANS,
CANTON GRAPE sHAWS, RIBBONS, LACE GOODS
RICH EMBROIDERED MUSLIN,
HoNIToN, GuiPuRE MALTESE LACE 04@.s@" ..
TOILETTE SETS suisn bic for Holiday Pretenta 78
EH D. P. SEAMAN take his of thnnki,y In.
the ladies for the large haIs pon bag
assnrs them that hey vii eaer
o. the lowest cash price, das z,S,
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The OIia,ee.

ccKERNG hss tbs pleasure informing his friends ana
ns p.bs that he he sted SALOON a. NO. Is PERDIDo
STREET in the most careful and ed
with the very bed WINES LIQUORS tls city affords.
APIsToL sALLEBY bssn arranged in tbe ssso.d s,.
when WIN % under the charge Of CANcY well known Al ~
Lake and in The City. - Ae
AfsJ arrangement that could b conducive to ,s
are Of ths public has bssa made sad .has s
~ FREE LUNCH hon Iotei. 's az 70.
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE. w are indebted Mr..
B. III Norman, No. II Camp street. for copy OF, Put
MANS Magazine for january. lis wen printed has
some very readable articles