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HERO WORSHIP.


Inc Wlie OF Inc reverend j. Sidney Hays, s
says sase hailiper Oh ehe Misslssipp1an, ha
Ptsssli'eu . pehut,iui souvenir TO General Omit
man as "a testimonial OF her respect for hi
iai1hIul anu unehanglng adherence to the true
principles OF CONSTITUTIONAL liberty, amid all
circumstances, whether prosperous or adverse;
ana hls maintenance alike 70 the honors and
elioihllsnts Oh ollee' Inc testimonial, ii ap-
peafs, mas NUMBER OF inscriptions, which are
linus oeserlpea ana aeelphered !" For tie Hero
endPuftepec; representation OF the Holy
Dloie, Win the words = basss Of Lf6erty,o typi-
cal OF the TACT that the great truths contained
IN that divine book, inculeate the sacred doc
'rines q rlght anu justice between man and
anah tstate sovereignty, ne zPdiddttsaa q
tAe saon"-expressing the undoubted truth
that the Union can only be preserved as it was
originally formed by respecting the States as
sovereign members OF the eonfederacy and res
tr'etlng the Federal Government TO the limits
prescribed In the Constitution, the compact be-
tween them. Then follows the we'll known pub
hc fshHment OF Bryant: g Truth crushed to
earth, etc.
a proud man should General Quitman be,
II prioe Is not the fitting sentiment and result of
snch procedure and present as the foregoing,
we are az loss to know what would be- lie
should be proud of the newspaper notoriety
Wmcn tins performance has given him, and she
proud OF the publicity her present has procured
1or her. There might be sense of honor if this
unique testimonials adorned with inscriptions as
strange as any ohampollion ever found in old
Egypt and as Incredible as the vague legends of
ossian--were at all deserved But unfortu-
sunaeeiy u IS not, and unless the inscriptions
arc meant ior satires, we can see no point or
effectiveness in them. If the g testimonials
were rightly delivered, General Scott would be
y sure 70 receive that which is presented to the
nero OF chepuitepee" If an inculcation of
COCA morals were intended, the Bible itself
wonia nave been Tar preferable to any repro
ssh.atIoh Whieh could DC drawn. If the lady |
wished 70 express belief in such State Sow
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Arrivals At the Principal Hotels. January as.

ST CHARLES r. RtehsFason Outer Wm Cooke Muir
Fa Blackburn ~ yerny Lace England; Fsi G F.ii
bourne Morgan Pa Capt Butt att phladspha Morgan
lady aud servant Pa; Sharks, CD; Strong Strong
Miss Southwark, Hldrh Mason Msa Whitaker,
man NY EngelS Cal; G Does Havanah Daniels 9 .
nett and lady, 1vxh l. Bormnghnusan Rio de Jsneo
iuhon Mits.
VERANpA M Daunis anr lady child and servant DR.
H. daughter and servant Miss Harris Ala Davis Boston,
and lady Ball Il Banea VIM Johnson and john costen
Jas Costan Cal Wild and lady, Mfrs Fannie Wild
Br John Van Horn, Ala Gay and Texas; John Whhy
lady ekild and servant Goodwin Ark Capt Douns
Longswoith Misa ongaworih, Miss Loagaworh, W VIII
lame, S Williams, NO.
CITY J Al Oldham, w Moore, John Thornton, Miss semms
a assa Cannon oBIeais, Mo- Esns, Va Jen
M aEs,. Robots / iieria Bray Shaw, Mrs.
Cosssland Baker, f.s VI Payne XIV; N p Fqderieks
cox. Ohio. = : "
ARGDE II I Morris, cason, Hudson IA A NJ Stewart
Texas Head Pa Tnse, COM; Thoa Arnold Honggs
r. Hanna ssipa MO6io W oliver Ala; Daley
MeFetsrs l. nj hnnstt, i Lowis NO W Fitstmmons,
Ws,t Regsrs wilson Easley Lincoln Chandler
der I'LL g Gilbert, Ohio G A Fusou Miss. ' ~
ST LouIst..M panou and lady, Y; Camden O; DR. ca
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in the volumes inculcate the sacred doctrines of
right and justice between man and man" We
would add copy of the Constitution of the
United States, as clear proof that neither in
diyiduals or States have the right of revolution
reserved to them in its provisions We would
furthermore send a straight waisteoat with
clear directions for its immediate and continued
use, as typical of the fact that there are those
Whom Heaven has blessed with stores OF wit
That need us much again to govern it,!
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Ill Splendid Stock of Winter.
CLOTHING AT PRIME EASTERN COST

tRf To make for my SPRING SUMMER stock an,
new closing out Winter Goods 10 per regular
rates This following list fair sample pIiees:
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH oyERCoATS. 90 Ia sIs an
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTH oVERCoATs $40 90 To sI4 a.
FINE CASTOR BEAVER CLOTH ovRRcoATs $4 90 AIS IN
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE sACs 90 to $40 on
OLIVE BROWN BLuEaud BLK. CLOTH FRoCEs 90 SIS 90
de- do do do sAea ....s 8 20 to sla 90
BLUE and BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS 90 to SIS 90
FANCY CASHMERE PANTSal styles. 90 to os
BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. 90 to 20
bhAoh pofshlN % 90
BLACK and FANCY SILK VELVET vESTs.....s 5Os so,
BLACK and FANCY SILK and SATIN yEsTss 90 to o.
LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS Do1en &la 90 to ais an
AL LINEN SO 50
SILK DRAWERS and UNDER SHIRTS. ....,..,..s so
MERlNo DRAWERS and UNDER SHIRTS. 90 10 so
BLACK asd CoLoRED KID GLOVES. 50 cents 10 75c
BOY s. CL0THIN
BEAVER oVERCoATS. not.skns
BLACK BLUE and OLIVE CLOTH FRoCKs .....s
do. DO do sACs..,.......s sotossss
FANCY EMBROIDERED P0LKAS .,..........s p0to "A
FANCY EMBROIDERED TALMAS. .........s % In q "A
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTS ...,s aOOtos. an
BLACK and FANCY SILK VESTs..........S 90 to 90
CLOTH and SILK VELVET CAPS...........$ soto 30
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS ............ aio 90 IA ava an
WILTON and BRUSSELS CARPET BAGS.
LADIES' WILTON BRUSSELS sATCHELs
ES The Psbe respectfully solicited examine these
goods and after fair trial they cheaper by DO per
cent than DO obtained elsewhere umbug
Should classification exist the money will be re
funded. :. TERMS CASH.
G.. B. DREW,
No
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hANE's ARCTIC ExrEpIroN-A letter from DR.. Kane,
giving the experiences of the Arctic Expedition under
his command, up to July 90 has been received in New
York It's the first letter received from him since the
expedition sailed, and is written in a hopeful and en-
couragng spirit He was at Upernavih 1t was his in
tenlon to remain in the brig long possible seeking
a harbor on the eastern side of Smiths Sound The
moment the vessel comes to anchor he will leave Olsen
trustworthy man, in charge prepare for winter quar-
tiers, drop his whaleboat with himself the Esquimaux
and seven men, and take advantage of inshore tide
leads to continue his journey to the north He antic
paes that his return to the brig will probably be during
the solemn darkness Of tho winter night but apart from
the novelty and excitement of such journey the moon
III her high northern decnataa will come in the vary
nick OF time, becoming crcumpoar the 18th October
and Noyember and giving twelve days of unbroken light
With the aid Of uuars and constantly recurring ner
dian observations the starg no danger Of osir bi
way was apprehended
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IHE mAeKEREL FlsHEREs--By the returns of the
deputy inspectors Of mackere in Massachusetts, for the
year 1893 we learn that the catch by fishermen from that
State has fallen off nearly onethird from 1852 Pro-
vncetoWn and Truro seem to have nearly withdrawn from
the business, and Yarmouth and Chatham have done
much less than formerly In most Of the towns where
efe Is an increase of tonnage there falling off Of
raturns =
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AnopT DEEss--If the reports by the Europa be well
founded four dues have been fought about one adys
dressa robe of blue velvet low in the neck with onces
OF lace made of gold thread, and her head tosage
gSataf dor One minister's knee has been damaged and
another minister reported to have lost his life This
last report needs confirmation
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The Near Orleans Printing House,
ANEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET,
Between Poydraa and NatOhOs)
. rroprletor', E y saGIp g. sHwEf HaaTotN
Wv At this cHEAPLY NEATLY and
EXPEDlT1oUsLy all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH FRENCH and SPANISH,
@M. ,..svcH As... ~w-"..
BOOKS, lDAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS BILL RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS, BRIEFS, HOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES, DIARIES,
NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, lcoTroN PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CoUNTINGHDUsE do SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. sTEA aIBoAT AND STEAMSHIP
oREIGNIMPoRTERs' do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, lsTEAMBoAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, m-- BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS WINE LISTS,
NOTES DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, IHANDBmLs,
MANIFEST HEADS. FlREMEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS BALL AND SoTREE INVITA-
JOURNALS LEDeERS, TIoNS, ETC.. etc.
lg~ PRINTING IN COLORs. ~asG
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc,
..rR1srEp
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere
sB We have peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING.
nv Wa have just choice etock Of FANCY EMBOSSED
and CoLoRED CARDS PAPER various Sizes selected with
which print dispose Otherwise at moderate
rates.
kSr We are prepared to print
POSTER.S, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
Es- We use HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
Giles PRINTING ENGtNE-the best in use.
ES Call and examine Specimens prices for all kinds tho
work above enumerated janl7 2p
very Fine Gums,
IN Slightly damaged the Importation will sold
at GREAT BARGAINS at
GUIoN,s,
jsn26 2p2w Corner of 81. Charles and Canal streets.
Ca1-peftYags.
NEW IMPoR TATIoNs
TODD g. co.
aB receiving consignment DIRECT from The Mnu.
Isctorsnef
]. Grossly q SONS,
PARDoE, HooNANs PARDoE
KIDDERMINsTER, ENGLAND,
LOWELL AND BIGELoW COMPANY, AMERICA,
Choice stylss of
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETINGs
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETs
BABES, STAIR CARPETS.
EB- A large a,lornsns of
coRNIcEs, LACE AND MUSLIN cuRTAINs
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
CENTRE TAssELs, CURTAIN LOOPS AND BANDS.
FLOOR OIL CLoTss wide auit my apartment,
WALL PAPER HANGINGs for at rnasufaetur.rs prices.
TOD D CO.,
".# -."#~ COMMISSION CARPET wARERooMs,
lan?0 step No. 100 Canal st.,
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The CHOLERA AT sr. THoMks-A correspondent of tIo
New York Tribune writing from St Thomas pecembor
9th says
Since my letter of the 10th inst the disease tho, M
tleed as having made its appearance on one Of tina
" TINS Island has proved to be was then feared tbo
Shoefa and OF its most malignant type One or two
eu heen reported in town when wrote INF since
sae me number increased daily The number of hnrii
oh FRIDAY We're nine; Saturday nineteen SnndsS
sssIntee and about the yesterday When II i ny
WY mat the population Of this place is only ii 0oo
WI ee seen that such mortality almost if not
~ the history OF the disease-cerainly in tbe
western hemisphere There may be special casas f
hi, huhneE Of deaths yesterday and Sunday II
m the blacks Ito which portion Of our non
tie alsesse y wholly oonaned1 rs their custan L
up 70 III manner of excssses me ech
mess u as YET principally confined to single o1srt f
e " Ecuose from the American quarter and occn,i
60 m5ag by the poorer classes Of colored peons dt1
crowded INTO small and excessively iilthy tenements
iesletaay the Commandant received Inform. to,, .h.
Gneefa mad also broken cut in st Johns and IN tb
English island of Tortols. The Porto Rico staa VIZ
which came up on Friday also brings reports az ds
ia that island supposed to be the same present @
pesranGes therefore that these islands renera iii
be visited with this fearful scourge This viii yar
seriously affect the business interests Of Americans
rylng on commercial operations ill., or with this ana
oher West India Islands in this vicinity as 1t will
soon put stop to the trade carried on between 81
nonas and the neighborlng islands This is the NOR
epy lett by business hare because last wear their
fever. - ~ N' VI S'4ioW
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The PULASKI MONUMENT granite pedestal FIR tba
monument at Savannah to Pulaski has arrived at that
place, and the greater portion of the material for thu
whole work has recently been received at New York
among the pieces being statue of the Goddess of Lib
erty, to crown the monument
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To tire Ladies.

M A D A NJ P L A TEN
@ Respectfully offers her services Orleans for
thS treatment Of the following disenss PRoLAPsUS uTERL
WHITES, PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATIoN EN-.
GoRGEkENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thetreament adopted by her that
the most Surgeons Paris London rk
its success here Of which abe has ample testimony The many
respectable ladies she refer
Of ths Uterus got of cancerous nature, be cured
deSstes hse exclusively to the diseases
can be consul. DAILY, at herresidenee, -.
myi8 9pf Igs ST Joscn. stpeot
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Direct Importation

JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY SCISSORS etc. of every variety
fS- Wholesale and Retail Depot in New Orleans at
GUI0N1S,
isnas anqpy C.nar or q fh.5t,. 81 f,,z
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Annie Of Austria, Queen of Louis XIII, was
1se1y delicate in all that concerned the care Of her
sulGlenty hne for her Cardinal Mazarin used to
y n9 heT punishment in purgatory would be her being
eeiiged TO sleep in Holland sheets
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CRIME IN Understanding to the statistics Of crime
for Havana and its jurisdiction 2709 persons were i'm
prsoned during the past of which were convicted
parede 70 for murder 479 for woundiug As rape OF
abduction, 22l robbery 100 petty theft, etc.
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we learn with regret that difficulty occur
r a Few miles from this place. Thursday morning
last, between young man named Robert Hough aud ap
other named Caleb Walker in which the latter had Ill
skt broken with an ak by the former from which he
ias and OF course do not know what gave rise to the
6ihcatty Tough succeeded in making his escape fsst
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SnrsnpurNYu,
Drugs, .TctIictn es and C1aensicaIs,

DR.. E. ]. COKE, No. IS Camp street
ts DR.. E. j. coxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have aera acquired aspnatn
unsurpassed 0qaaed By similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAIYA, sARSAPhRILLA AND CuBEBs,
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs,
CHOLERA SYRLP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND pFa
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
GDr Ear sale by Druggists generally. y1 sntr
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PROCLAMATION OF PRESIDENT PIERCE AGAINST THE FIR
tRusTERs-Prssident Pierce has as was announced bv
telegraph aweek since issued his proclamation aaant
the Lower California Expeditionists We find it in the
Union OF tho 10th inst, and give it below
bf THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-A
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas information has been received nv mo tbo+ az
aha@u expedition has been fitted out ia the State Of
oahtornia with view to invade Mexico-a nation main
tanning friendly relations with the United statesand
nt oher expeditions are organizing within the limited
states lor tine same unlawful purpose and whereas Ger
TAN eti2an and inhabitants Of this country unmindp
Oh ther obligations and duties and Of the rights Of
friendly power, have participated aud are ahoni 10
ticpate i'll these enterprises so derogotsrv t r
ehafacter aud so threatning to our TRANQUILITY AMI ORC
thereby mourning the penalties imposed hy law
against such offenders. 1850 ~ A"
NOW therefore, l, Franklin Pierce President Of tla
United states have issued this my proclamation warning
all persons who shall themselves with any e,nS
enterprise or expedition that the penalties of the Law do
nonnocd against such criminal conduct will be rgiay on
forced and exhort all good citizens as thew regard opr
hatohai character they respect laws or the ln 9
nations as they value the blessings peace and the wal
afe OF ther country to dstountenance and nv all law
lal means prevent such criminal enterprises and call
upon all oncers OF this Government civil and military to
use any efforts which be in their power to arrest @
ira. and punishment every such offender ~
diYen under my hand and the seal of the limited stss
OF Washington this eighteenth day OF Jannorv'
L. 81 IN the year OF our Lord thousand epht hr1
dred and fifty -four, and the seventy of tha
independence of the United Skates
~ .t pou,,4 FRANKLIN PIERCE
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sTesO Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET,


No 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN l. FORNO
fB Have just received opening new, and fin, stoes
CLOTHING and G ENTLEMEN's FURNISHING Goons
Consisting
hLAeh FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS Of
article and Of the neateat cut and fni.h
BLUE CLOTH FRoCK aud DRESS COATS with Plan and si
Buttons;
BROWN and OLIVE FR0cK and DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER and ENGLIsrt RppsFy
oVERcoATs, cLoAKs, PALEToTs ana SAC G,oATs 81 an
coors and styles
BLACK DoESKIN and CASHMERE PANTS:
100 different styles patterns of FRENCH
, aney SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
fIhin and Figured SILK and SATIN YEATS
WHITE SILK and MARSEILLEs YES re.
Plain and Embroidered kARSEILLF3 VESTS.
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM CoTToS stuRTs
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mechanical W.rkad po.or,.
fiMn, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAyLTs.
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERESTIMATE "a np .,,,rps
sUSPENDERs; W t'N " NfNoi
HOSIERY;
aANDKBRCHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS
vALisG5;
,7y- ~ CARPET BAGS, etc.
S NE VIII receive additions our steel NV tbs .4ri,.
Vey from New York, onr sa 4. and tho nubc
TO examine our stock wks sold on reasonable terms
n29 - iS ~
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Louisiana Lagislatnra.

sENATr. BATON Rouge Jan. %, 1s54-Mr. Marteil of
&C. Landry gave notice that he would at an early day
introduce the following BILL An Act to improve the nav
igation of the Atchafaia river ~
Also without previous notice Act to repeal an Act
recognizing the Police Jury of St. Landry asked that
the rules might be suspended and the bill read and re-
ferred to the Committee Parochial Affairs Referred
The reports of the State Librarian Secretar of state
President. ~ -'
On notion the reading was dispensed with, five hun
ared copies OF each ordered to be printed referred
MI Martell Of St Landry gave notice that he would
at some future day introduce bill relative to the Police
Jury OF st Landry.
MIR Moore OF st. Martin gave notice. that at an rlv
day he would introduce bill to amend an act entitled
landsn 4N w"
Several reports laid before the Senate by the Pres
fdent. Referred. " wv
n Dufrsese, of ouachita, gave notice. that at some
early DAY he would introduce bill to establish Board
oI Pubhc orks In compliance with the requirements of
the Constitution -
Mr. King Of N 0. offered the following resolution:
teSored, That committee of three be appointed mn
the part of the Senate with the f the House
and - number of the House joint committee on
State Library 10
Mr. La sere declared elected State Printer for the
next two years. " ~
HousE,-Mr Roberts, of New Orleans obtained leave
20 introduce resolutions approving of the conduct of
secretary Marcy in the koszta case The resolutions
were laid over nader the rule.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ny ME- Roberts, Of Orleans bill to abolish r,s,,ry
laws in the State of Louisiana Referred to Judosry
Committee ~ '"N4'i'i'
Mf bulard bill to amend the act for the uniform
reputation OF elections in the State of Louisiana Re
ferred 1e
By Mr.. Tanner bill making appropriation for tbs
improvement of Bayou De Glaize Referred r 49,
by Mr. Wales, bill authorizing persons having cairna
against the state to prosecute the same before the
courts of the State Referred VI"
By Mr. Smart bill to strike out the 2sth artca NJ th
Constitution. Referred S1 's-S-'A0 VI 'ne
" MI Jones, q bill to perpetuate testimony
ny mr.. emple bill authorizing school directors to
gn warrants for the tuition of children who NAV
chool from adjoining State -i@' N''en0
Mr. WALES on leave introduced bill to divide the
1arsh OF Concorda into fourteen jury wards ~
Also bill to regulate parish taxes in Ooncordia Both
cad twice and referred ''H
nittee Public Building to light in better mannar III
airTays leading to the Representative hall and Senate
chamber. Adopted. ~ 1'O
Hons odi
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TIE FiRsT BoRN AT NOUN YERsoH--At Mount Vernon
on the 2oh Mrs John A. Washington presented her hus
band with male child which was the first ever born in
the Washington mansion, This mansion was built ex
cept the wings in the 1T46 BY Lawrence Washing
ton VINO lett it to the General 1t is consequently IOs
years old.
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FURTHER Troubles AT ER1E,-0n the 18th the railroad
bridge at Erie was torn down by party of women or
men IN womens clothes who armed with axes aud
SAWS A young man. named ]. H. Walker, one Of the
directors OF the Northeast Railroad, shamefuly
abused by the women who peted him with rotten eggs
aad tore the clothes off his back Mr.. Walker was en-
gagged in taking down the of the rlngleaders come
Of whom were men dressed in women's clothes
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By the President:
"W r, M.pfv Gonrn%nu,, Oil

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY rur SrS,rr-pra s+.r
contains List of nominations confirmed by the Upited
states Senate, among them the following Franklin For
VIM Chandler, of Del, to be u s. Consul for tbe div
ana Kingdom Of funis, y W. Dehu, Of KY to b. U &
consul Tor the port OF Messina Island of Sicily Henry
hancock to be Collector of Customs and Inspector ~
she District OF Washington, N c. John Lynch Collector
spr KlChmoSd Va Phillip IL Barzeza Collector and In
Norfolk, Va; John s. Parker, Collector and Ipsnesta'
for Cherrystone. Va - 9tvNsoi
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ShaUisag a Luxury.
G UION'S. SILV YER STEEL

WARRANTED RAZORS.
g zach Razor Is sold with guarantee can be It
should please tho purchaser They finely that they
will shave the most difficult bearda with the greates esse
ET' Each Razor ia stamped Il F. GuloN, warranted.
ES' Sold Wholesale and Retail at ". -.
GUIoNfs,
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Loss OF LIFE ny salrwREcK,-A statement. prenared
ior ts new ORR FINES makes an aggregate of SEQ hui
man lives lost at sea- during the year 1858 Inv ths ]
Of % vessels The largest losses we're $40 persons on the
snip Sesree 300 on the ship Annie Jane 264 on h shin
Lazy Evelyn 100 on the steamship San Francisco tbn
same number on the screw steamship Marshall i29 on ths
steamship lndependence, l4o the ship staordshire
anu iVz on Dutch steamer on the Zuyder Zee Nh,
Whoe number OF sea vessels lost during the year
to this statement was no. besides 20 fishing smacks
making IN al $50 In the loss Of life given above the
Ss On 5oaFa eeastng vessels Is not included These
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., Inc boston Transcript states that ''several of
the most ssgacious managers Of the Boston Insnrs ~
Noes have declined much business the past season upon
ground That the current premiums were not csnt
pay Tor the risks Time has proved tho truth of this
position Several offices have their diYideads by
this shreFd mana cement A' ~
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