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, 1854-07-15
Celebration of the 4fh-

The 4th Of July was observed in an ap.
proprate manner by the citizens Of the
Yelm Prairie, and although the proceed.
ngs on the occasion have not been furn.
ished us for publication, we are informed
that the festivities of the day were con
Quoted and concluded creditably and agree.
ably,
An address was delivered by Mr.. A. B.
Meyer, of Steilacoom--the declaration Of
Independence was read by T. W. Glas.
gov, Esq, and free dinner was served up
by the citizens at the house of Mr.. James
Hughes, at which hungry multitudcd
might have partaken, leaving any quantity
of baskets full of fragments. The vegetable
kingdom, we are told was "dished up" in
unspared quantities, and sheep, pigs and
poultry had to suffer some Most of the
citizens in the vicinity of Yelm were in at
tendance, or Joined in the festivities, and
partook of the hospitality of the prairie.
TIE FOURTH IN ISLAND CoUNTY.-We
are Informed by spectator that the citi-
zens of Whitby's Island met in considera-
BILE numbers on the fourth of July, and
celebrated the day in very pleasant and
appropriate manner. Rev. Jos. S. Smith
delivered the grafton, which was listened
to with marked attention by about two
hundred persons, male and female The
dinner was prepared and served up in a
style highly creditablc to all concerned
the ladies in particular
Port Gamble, Port Townsend, and Bel
lingham Bay also had their representatives
there.
The ceremonies of the day were followed
in the evening by trip on the light fan
tastic," which was continued till late
hour, to the satisfaction and delight of all
who participated.
, 1854-07-15

On the morning of the 3lst of May,
three wagons loaded with five tons of gun
powder, belonging to Messrs. Dupont I&
Co., exploded, at Wilmington, killing seven
persons.
The caloric ship Ericsson has been raised
to the surface Of the river, and towed to
the fats on the Jersey side Her hull and
engines are comparatively uninured-but
the damage to her furniture and ornamental
fittings involves loss to the owners and
underwriters of about thirty thousand dol
lars.
The cholera broke out at Nashville,
Tenn, on 2sth May last, aud fifteen deaths
are reported TO have occurred from il.
, 1854-07-15

pT- We this week conclude the publica
tion Of the act regulating the practice and
proceedings in civil actions, which, togeth
er with the act to regulate fees and costs
which we publish to-day, closes up oil the
long, and all the most important acts pass
ed by our legislative assembly. We hope
hereafter to be able to devote larger
space in our paper to miscellaneous reading
and greater amount Of news matter
, 1854-07-15

R3- We acknowledge our indebtedness
Capt. DALI, Of the p. NJ. S. S. Co.'S
steamer Columbia" for late papers re-
ceived by StuaIts Express of June 25th.
Also, to Mr.. G. W. STEVENS, of this place
for late papers, on his return from San
Francisco, which we neglected to make
mention of at the time.
, 1854-07-15

p1- In giving list of precincts in our
last issue, we omitted Coal Bank precinct.
The election is to be held at the house Of
lgnacious Colvin, and b. L. Henness, A.
Townsend and S. Coulter, are appointed
judges Of the election.
, 1854-07-15

bS- The mail from Oregon now arrives
here on Wednesday morning, instead Of
Friday evening, and departs from this
place Thursday atl2 o'clock, N. for Rainier.
1t should arrive here Tuesday evening, and
depart Thursday morning.
, 1854-07-15

RS- The County Commissioners for this
county adjourned on Wednesday, after a
session of three days Next week we will
give synopsis of the business transacted
by the beard at the last and preceding
session.
, 1854-07-15

B@- EQUAL RTGHrs "-has been receiv-
ed, but as the effusion is quite long, and
the name of the author not given, we must
decline its publication until, at least, we
can command more room, and for the sake
of the author, we would rather not publish
It at ALL
, 1854-07-15

b0~ We surrender almost our entire
reading columns this week, to the conclu-
sion of the Civil Practice Act-the act
to regulate Fees and Costs, and to news
matter furnished by Stuart's Express.
, 1854-07-15

ny The Puget Mill Co.'S" schooner
Kaluna," Capt. Condagc, arrived at Port
Gamble on the Sd inst. II days from Hon
olulu, Sandwich Islands, to load with saw
cd lumber.
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NTONE so EFFECTUAL.--The lessons

experience reliable, costly sought
the practical The FLOWING tie voluntary testimony e
worthy Physician relative his experience of The
efficacy B. A. FAHNESToGKiS CELEBRATED VERNE uGE,
during practice Of twenty i've years:
GRENADA, hiiss., May 49, 1885,
Aes8rs. D. A. Fahn<s6ek d Co.:
individuals backward in certificates
the consider humanity that
engaged practice medicine r twenty-five
with hmcdy ectnat for Worms
vermiug In adults IL OF Fever oe!mes Use to
the often Rd bilious
tions and follow other Veriuge practice
aud desire 10 better. Respectfully, -
[Sgned] w III. HAWKINS.
W Sold Wholesale and Reiai by all the principal and
Upi.ad MIMI
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NY, NICK ERBoCKER PATENT COOKING
re gAN6Es-FTRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE s. CoUL0N, Plumbers, lof Poydras
cuy ffsnds and The patr ia
general they e ahev. Sgsiness ~ ls
AMERfCkN ENGLISH and FRErGH " AFTER cLg$f III MhSh
BA Ms F0UNTAfNs BRASS FAuCgFf&. Al sSss e9Rs s
"A fEs GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC E&siS : @lN
BEt PUMPS sp the LEAD III E eli very
Jesc t,iIt PIG and SHEET LEAD ard BLOCK TIN sya ~
hant siifP STEAMBOAT WORE aesay pat ZAP hpe
nhn.
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M Office OF ELECTION. --MAYoRALTY 0

hereby Thai election n be held FRIDAY the
CT a S psa md @ as d S
The sn Of as ss aSn 5 oas
70 said ordinance shall write print their ballots The
The polls viii at o'clock and sose at o'clock
81 aaep " tie Common Council appoint
Lazy, ~. 4. 3 cR6ssMAN Mayor
ea az s ne @
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAYoEAlrr NEW onLxAss,}
By Of the Legislature entitled fo-
ssans opeoasas and approved
Of the city Of Orleans, approved April
s election wl held 4, A. s
T @ asiS Sas e., o sa.. w
said ordinance shall write print on their ballots the
The polls opened O'clock NJ,
places and under s
Tie returns Of said election to be made Mayor conformity
s ne
law MAyoaALrY OF NEW ORLEANS. a :, - ~
coAAos couscIL THE Cry OF Nkw osInAsal
S sess That the to held m ih
sss e s @ 4 PissssS as
Ralrssd and he Nsw Orleans and Great
ssRsiiaisass he Isriss - -
First PTeocAt the Engine House Of Lad Ferry Fire Company
Nels.
Ipapsc wv Mullen Peter Lett.
PrencA The Engine House of Fire Company No 49,
Thsia street. .lsl
iSd PreclaeA he Engine House Company
Nos
Fourth Pfeneat the Engine House Of jackson Fire Company
Nols
sPsssra.ssorge pemsyer, Dr. = y Folysll r..
No2
Sixth Precnct-At Engine Louisiana Hos Company
| of Carondelet AID Psrdtdo streets.
Seventh Precinct fhiade lpha Fire Company No IA
InsPeeto,s-sanusl Locke, Henry McGuinn - (
pauphn street. between nd Bisnvlo s'reelS
Ninth PecnetAt the House of Fire Company No is, Be-
| sin street., between Cont s. Louis streets.
\ inspectors Thomas Boyle D Maupay. .
Tanth frscncAt the Old Municipality Hail. opposite jackson
| inspeetors-L H Bozauier A 6 Dnylliors.
Eleventh PrecnctAt the Qrlsana Theatre, orleanz s set
Inapeetors--Albsr EabIs, Eugene Lassrs.
Twelfth Wire Company No 10 Dumains street. be
| tween Rampant and St Claude streets.
| Inspeetots-chas calongns, AdolPhe Laags
Inspectors-John H Alpuanto. A J Guirot.
Fourteenth .he Engine House of Fire Company No
Inspsc.Ors-P A peatorgss, ! NJ ctaEA,
| ner of EspIanade Victory strees.
lnPeetors- cbas Fago. ST. Fagot . n,.... r-
| No s, Victory wv
Inpectora-Afichael Ans, Geo Hooper.
Enenth PreeincAt the Mexican Gulf Railway Company Depot
| Ipspectors-Edward MeehRu Eugene Rousseau.
Twentieth Jacob Zmer's Dauphn street.
Montsgu and Clonet Streets fiji
| Inspectora-F Daubut, Michael Drum.
Twenyfr Precnc-As chenncviaa house, Of Leys
| InspecSors-P 4 charbonnet, C vnst.
Twenty second PtecsncAt Atmeyes House, Of ST sa
intpeeors--R A Grinnau, Edward Parmsle
rwtntyhiTd PecnetAt the Engine House of Chnlmete Fir
Iuspectors--J Norment Thoa Marvel :
ISignedl JAMES H. CALDWELL
President Of Board Of Aldermen.
Approved sth April, 1854
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aaue,.,a Chaa.a.as Epectos.na.
yEyO CURE a COLD, WITE

FEyO CURE a COLD, WITH
II HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BODY-take the CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ on gong to bed, and wrap up warm.
to sweat during the night,
FOR A COLD ANB COUGH, take il
morning, noon, and evening, according 10
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon DO removed. None will long Huf.
fer from this trouble when they End il can
be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with
u seated cough, which breaks them ottheii
=, :. !, - u III GA ~, tuEinn. ~ fIEl
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SODA ASH-2S4 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
~ Seas landing Old Dominion ana Qnssn Victoria for sale by
jaaaT J, g. HARplLL 4 CO.. " Magaz'ns ST.
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A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
IA PRESERVE Chalk Lily White, o. aay
II woxd have the brought back to cheek clear
system, got cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE, and take it
aoeordg directions. quite well sweet
health beRpty
eviyig step the whole
like Sfng morning then hopeless
NIL the valuable certificates It'll the greatest
purifier blood known perfectly harmless and at she same tim
powerfully ethcacous.
ER- For sale in New Orleans Wholesale Retail, by
y WRIGHT s. CO.,
iani6 No. ISL Charres street.
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s,SUNDRTE,S---.-#=

S UNDKlES-
~ GOSHEN BuTTEF-50 iirkins per Crescent City;
MALT-lO0 barrels;
STAR GANDLES--lg10 boxes;
STRAW PApER--3B10 reams;
CfDER-l00 barrels Newark;
ALE--iO0 Aibanyi
PINEAPPLE CHEESE-i bpxes;
SCHIEDAM SCfiNAPS--i0 hdxes;
WESTERN BU1'TER-500 Kegs;
WESTERN CHEESE-45U box4s.
In and for sale by A. D. GRIEFF d CO.,
fsb9 40 and 20 Old Lsyte,
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nDD FELLOWS REST--Vaults in this
Cemetery can be obtened applying @ EEssoN Tsa
M FELLOWS Hall Of Camp aud Lafayette .sree
NFlALl No Esplanade F. NJ CORR stSckles
Co. Ne 20 Camp price sockhodug Lodges
for the burial Lodges for
the burial Of wife child NIL other buras the of
bs $50 Invariably For the purchase Of nfor
atlonrespSetng the 'Rest Happily 10
J. PIERsON, Commercial Alley
JAS. FuRSEAuX, al the Odd FeflnwH' Halt
yAs.F isoR
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Approved 9Th April, 1854,
A D.. Maynr

A Wis D'ELECTION.-MAIR DE LA Not
onLxAHs 10 Ayr, egs
intltule I'm pourvos subscription vile
vee Orleans fond capital dc La Conpagne Grand Chenn
Fer de L. Nousee Orleans de jackson st u Nor L.
1854 aussi d'apes No. li3 Conse
Comun do Ia vile de Nouve Orleans spprouve avr
Avis lie donne quune election
II Rvr 1854, qualities Vile de
Iatide teeer Ia de ordounanee
Lea qu appro0aon la e ordonnance
mprme eur ticket les mots Posr
Cone Podonnsnca
Les Polls s'ouVront heurea sront ermes heures
sndroits desgne l'nspseon
lie Cunas Commun
Bureau Police
de d election deyont etre fats Marie couforme
Ia oi A ID. CROSSMAN, MRtrs.
presder aaate
Marie
me q LA o.
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XyRIGngvs INDIAN VEGETABLE PHI

NETRIGhTvS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
wv This extraordinary the principle thai
subject DISEASE, 5u
mo which, when floating general 81 the circulation
the all kinds and when lodged in the
the body, give tss every uaady incident =
that body and WR Is
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually ndapsd to each
them all morbid corrnp. hntos CHE ae1
entirely removed, the easy natural
Fer sale in New Orleans Wsoes.le and Retail, by
j. WRIGHT s. co, ,M
iani6 strset
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DRUGS MEDICINE sS.

Nnoiefnie prieeh. gIi .
w General Depot aud Spesia A
Now Orleans. La, @ 4. "a,
yERhIIFUGEs.
Winsr,s Canadian,
swninss,
Periy'a Dead Shot,
Jaync's Tonic,
b. A. Fahuestock's,
BALSAMS 81 couGHRENEDIEs
Wistar's BaisaIn Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Nnpths,
Sharman's BalsRm,
Buchan'e Hungarian, w.
DaviR's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's srpectorant,
Hall's Balssm,
Swayne's s srup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral,
Tayior's Balsam Liverwert,
Jayne's Espectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers' Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stablcr,a Cherry Expectorant,
I,oui,on,s Indian do.
DR.. Roaels do.
SARsAPARILLAS.
| Dr.. John Bulls,
| 8. p. Towusepd's,
| 5ands's,
| Old Jacob Townsend'u
cnrpentsr's,
Wynkoop's,
| Shakers,
| ,=5l Graiienherg'r
/ Guysott's Yellow Dock
PLASTERS.
Well'a Strengthening.
| 5* Ewgn'a Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badean's,
=5-. Knapp'B iudin'
Alcoek'a Foroun, a.7r"
Gfiiiih's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnie
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell'a Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
% Hayes's,
Tobins's Venetia
Hpwos's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hor'
Merehaut's Gargling,
Cherokee,
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY. PLUMBER NO. 49, csmE srsss' =
of BRASS CUM
sarioas sises FORCE PtAIPS; BEER ptas
COOKING RANGES; BATHING TuHs AID SHOWER sAIHS, r,
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING EksAD PIPES; sHNEsLs
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship and Steamboat work pfopi' a and fsEaS At@ae
promptly eanded 30. EE- CHARGES MODERATE 'Ar's
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'5& STATE OF LOUISIANA,
MI 4. ~ Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
that the goth january 1854 before the
Petce and Tor the city aforesaid person
appeared Alexander Brother Presint and James wheeler
Mutual Company New lean
being sworn, according to law, do depoee and that TIE
transcript from the books
Of the said Company A. BROTHER President
S''I 7f JAS II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed 10th Of January 1884
CIV. JONTE, Second Justice of the Peace
sfthe Parish Of Orleans.
have resolved ar cent
outstanding certificates profits the holders thereof
legal and after MONDAY the 18th Of keb
rusry
have declared dvdeai Of twenyeght per
earned premiums the Company for th year
December 1885, will b Issued and after the
18th = Marchnext.
This against the peril the Sens
Rivera Fire tne current rates Of premium
ofkce, Ne. Is Camp street. .. -, ,,,,,,r,, MS,
JOHN r.. SHAW, ce-Presidsnt.
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INST RANCE COMPANlE Els.
The Liverpool and London Fire ana Lie
INSURANCE COMPANY
oAprTAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
sa HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent,
- foHica Chnrles sttaat

Third Annual Report of the United
= STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Third and chesnst streets Phladepea
the Affairs UNITED STATES LIFE !Nsu
: Nt,s ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF rtiILADEl
pHfA. JANUARY !, 1854;
Ba for 1854, and Prsniurs Interest and psueies
DISBURSEMENTS
Arnoant paid Lossoa 50
Amount paid for Re 9sss ~
Amount Of Premiums returned. les vs.
Present Value Of Bonus Of 1881 And 1859, paid in
demand l5as W GS
Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries Stationery,
Commissions, Postage, Advertising State - 80, =,
Examine "a Fees Printing, ec lSeSe ol-ssisa "
ASSETS LIABLE FoR LOSSES.
United States Five per Loans, Bonds Bends -
Present AscertHinea valae all tho Annual Paminms re-
s aisIs Rate ~ as II Nosy 7ssssg
Aoans Iean l besrinE per cent 1885
4, yss,s sss,ce and branches 3Is4
sn aus frnnn AGENTS fs5 81
TSS
arent s ons tu sass
nssh n. ...................... 4,2b5 80
n November md December on Policies
in valuation. i,e'o CIV
Total. siossqss 90
The amount Policies outstanding January 1854
of 2Oper cent. declared tor the past
year sl4e3sO1, the present asceTiaiued value OF
which, cent Interest," and Carlisle rate OF mof
Saving surplus having tho YEARS. business sufficient
to admit cent being DECLARED the
all Poes entitled thereto Pey noiee1a nay
for which they insured or else ne
sent ysue in money paid them at their option
ohe uni!ed States Life Insurance A1sulty and
sn The foregoing Of the Company for the past
il win satisfactory the time have The
policy holders who have participated
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..I..H. huf"S
n AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
oagood's Indian Chologogps,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoep's Tonic, 49,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0zENGES.
sherman's Cough and Worm,
Hryan's Puimonic Waters, s&
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpene or Hair Gloas,
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyon'a k1tharion,
Boyle'a Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Inyisorsstor,
Jayns's Hnir Tonic, "
Van peusen's Wahpenss
Louden's Oriental Hair Toms,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
oidridge,k Balm Of Columbia,
Radwny's Cirrassisp Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's, Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable, Al
I,onyley,s Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALFES.
Dallsy's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Holloway's Ointment,
McAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salye, Pryor's Pill
Gray'a, Harrison,s Specific,
TrRskl Magnetic, Juikin's, .s
Louden's All Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MaNair's Acoustic, Searpa's do,
British, Hnrlaeni.
Bi1TERs.
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II. Il. t.
sarsapara will hst hnvenset
ito atanding Tines ia
prn ProrneB seabiss syph Cachora and all diseas
esn in thoroughcnanet or
Ike body with considerable sneceza in tou
junction with local tank would prefer to any other
safsapaa snd hyseau Will admit ia yhlu
1poulearnnng tao substances thai enter into its eopgSn
Respectfully, yours W. TsPE.AstfSe NIL
LswxnUrt, Ky December 1877
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8 UNDRIES-
~ IS barrels CASTOR OIL;
$50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS; A..
200 boTcs CLOTHES PMS
800 boIes (sb enehl IMPERIAL TEA;
frkius GOSHEN BUTTER;
500 frkins WESTERN BUTTER. store, and for SAL by
NH A. GRfEFF a &c, 40 Old
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BOARDING.

III OARDING G. Several Fine Rooms for Fam
lilies sahe No. sos Baronns street
Als,, few Day Bnardes be accommodated. ebS I'm
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Ill 1000 Drums NE ~ SMYRNA FIGS;
boxes NJ r RASiNS, OF whotes halves and boGat
800 boKas LONDON LAYER RAtSISS;
so baga ThRAGoNA ALMONDS
bags BRAZIL NUTS, For rnls by
mil A.F. COCHRAN d HALL, Sc Grayier street.
w W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
III. BRANDiES WINES E0RDIAE4s and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders tom he tiled md dispatched win Puncpny y
viii have their articles ken thsir rerdsuees
Gy Tree ofeharge
Sd choice articles sold here. .[s-,
NJ ly Ito Common opposite the S. chsres Hotel
AMTHITE LEAD-In %, SO, LOG and 500 III.
Wv kegs from the Atlantic Union Brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster td
sauEertes White Lead Companies.
Also. FRENCH ZINC, GREEN AND OTHER PAINTS WHY
DOW GLASS PUTTY LAMPBIs&GK. SARHISti. OIL
mhs For sale by a. DELAGKAVE G Co.. II Mag
| ~ half gallon PICKLES; s..
so boxes BRANDY PEACHESi
40 boxes PRESERVED PEACHES;
20 CANTON CLING Err. For shla by
febl a. f. COCHRAN Il HALL, IS GraVisr
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G5sribg und9r tho agoniig ortare Of khey
atn following what alae 10 done for shsn
h0y will luce hiE pfaiihls rCmgdy: .,s Al.
Nh RuLDtar sr Far tho last thTas years hsye
s agony Of pain tried every could pl9eae 20
preparation entirety Of Rheunatsn
and heslh than medicine
been Tree Of nsna and has 10
ioubl and
hestmedtoinc fer Rhenatts11 - tsaAM bHlpsEp.'
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sxru. d e Il. aNnci6A.
aN ULFORD 8 CO., JAS. H., General Agents
co,saiss and Forwarding Mercbnnta y Bank Place, ian
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n Il eALPIN. IT,. M. q CO., Wholesale Grocer
ua Liquors 20 common street and ca
n s ~ Ravv 5Nswl)ricaus npl lyg
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.SADDLERY, hAisN 1854 .
g-DHILADELpHIA MANUFACTURE n

Ii. W AG ons,
CARTS, nRAYs.,
OK md TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARRowS, HAND
TRUCKS, etc., etc.,.
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron ArletreeD,
for Horses and oIen /:
DEAYS, JERSEY
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a NEW FIRM DO
And New Jewelry-Har House Row.
Syn Of the Biggest Watch.

ana NOW WJeWelIy-aI1u0yA AUuso A0W.
Syn Of the Biggest Watch.
THEODORE GOLDMAN, Watchma-
1 ker and JeweIler--resrectfnlly informs
his old frienus and the public in genera.
that he has permanently located hinsel
mere and Gals their attention to the supe-
rioi advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches. Cloc ks. Music Boxes aed Jewelry
He also keeps constantly on. hand, a fine as
yor.menr OF JEH7ELRY. consisting in part
OF fine gold and silver watches. gold vest,
fob and guardcha,ns. gold pens with gold or
silver holders gold. silver and german spec
tacies, gold lockets. fngerings earrings, la
dies and gentlemen breastpins, shirt-studs
and sleeve buttons heart slides, ladies' belt
slides. cklacies. bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbes. watches. earrings, &c. Also
splendid assortment Of clccks, lamps, cut
iery aid fancy articles, and many others
too numerous to mention. ali Of which h.
offers cor sale cheap for cash, ct the sign Of
the BIGE>T WATCH. Et ga1 s
N f. All work done at this establish
u ent is warranted to perform well. Watct.
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TERMs-one price and CASH. tjuly 6-y.
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THE DAILY COMET.
puBLrsHrD DAILY(MoNDAYs ExcEPTED)
CEe. 4. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
}f office on Third street. 8f

Ter mas:
THE subscription is fixed at the low rate
Of s5 90 per annum, payable in advance. or
$6 90 at the exuiration Of the year. It
will be punctually delivered daily within
the limits Of the City by the carrier.
Advertisfng.-One Dollar per square
for the first insertion and half that amount
for every subsequent insertion-ten lines,
Or less. constitute square.
Yearly Neutrality-suspicious.
Traders, and others, will be contracted
with on the most reasonable terms.
JOb-WOrk.-We are also prepared to
do all kinds Of Job Work-such as: Law
yer's BRIEFS, BAIL TIckErs, PosTERs. Bill
HEAps, PROGRAMMES. ELECTION T1cKETs,
Druggists Labels, Cards, Circulars. Visiting
Cards. Done with neatness and 3eepatch.
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EORGE N. HEROMAN. late from
VI the North, begs leave to announce
to the Musical World generally that be Is
in receipt OF an extensive and varied aseort-
ment Of Bass Vci's. Drums, ,Guita,s, Trom-
bones, French Horns Violins, Flageolets,
Flutes, Flies, and Clarionets, together with
bows, strings ard reeds; and q large and
valuable stock Of new B1usic. All of which
can be had On reasonable terms. oct-io
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splendid ANIMALS, II
And Gift Books for HsaA..

Ut REDUCED PRIcEs-.The Benisor for
"A 1854. the Gift of Flowers for 1884
friendships Offering for 1854; also, Mil.
'ler's hymns; Queens Of England; Aiken's
minstrel, Wstson's poetical Quotations ;
Layard's Nihevah: Stephens Egypt; Alb
bots Hero !; Georsey's Hungary Smiths
poems; Felnf Leaves, by Fanny Fern, with
great variety Of cheap Publications, all of
Winch will be sold chaapr than BY an anr
other house in Ba,or Rouge 14aaoll. 4.
oct-6-ly. Gro. NJ. HERoMAr.s
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Carriages,Harnes Whips,4kc

Cuvriages. Harness. Whips @Ec.
THE Subscribers assortment of Carria-
Il eee Harness. whips. &c. is w eom-
.plete, and h,'n ite, IN examination =
hi .tock before purchasing in New Or
tcaos, as !. guarantees his prices as low as
as any IN the south.
" Mareroom corner Of Third and F!Orid:
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing i
superior style at the old established stand
corner of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2Sth, tt w. +. TUNNARD.