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NoreE TO MAmNERs.-An inland youth, whose know
ledge Of the vast deep extends only to the rather comp
Gated contents of fish pond imporingly wishes US to
publish the following queries in the hope that per-
well in theways and OF seamen will answer
from old age When sailors weigh anchor what kind of
scales do they use Is the Powder Magazine printed on
board ship and is it monthly quarterly periodical
If the hatehway is species of incubator? and sailors
generally wood having heard of possess
sing hearts Of oak EDiogenes. 10 IS,
sIsst,LAR st,Icipr-tNight before last an old man
named James Phillips stabbed himself In the abdomen
with ahoe- knife, which penetrated the length Of the
blade part of the HANDLE incting shocking wound
and from the effects which he died yesterday morning.
Jan "a at the Commercial Hospital He sober and
intelligent old man, and one time in iourshng cir
cumsances and doing good business in this city. Po
verify and old age the only assigned for this
sudden self termination of his earthly Cincinnati
Enquirer, jan %. rs
The Western Theological Seminary and the
Presbyterian church. at Allegheny City Pa burned
to the ground the evening of the 22d Half the library,
which very valuable was saved The buildings We're
insured for $4,000 The library was artialy insured.
Caro1d G. Rankin's wife has died in Paterson,
N j. recently from stryohnine supposed to have been
administered by her husband who has fled He is said
to have been formerly Methodist preacher in Vermont
Among the recent deaths recorded in the Cal
fornia papers, is that Of Hon. n. O. Reed, formerly
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio, who died in San
Francisco on the 18th Of December.
Carl Eckert, the former conductor and direct
has accepted the place of first conductor Of the italian
opera in Vienna.
The merchants of the New York Corn Ex-
change have presented to Captains Creighton and Love-
each eight hundred dollar chronometer.
The defalcation of Lambert S. Norwood, late
Clerk of the Baltimore Court of Common Pleas has been
| at eugth aseertainedt to reach SIT ,862 IS.
Amos Butler, long known as the editor of the
old Mercantile Advertiser at New York has been struck
with paralysis, and lies in very critical condition
+ General John Payne, who commanded q regi-
at the battle of the Thames died in Bracken county
KY, a few days ago.
| A Wall street broker in New York paid
$4,000 for shawl Christmas present to his intended
bride.
| Mrs Mowatt has been ordered to Charleston,
s. G., by her physician to remain during the winter.
Samuel Kicker, of Louisiana, has been ap-
pointed Consul at Frankfort-on-th Maine
The city of Philadelphia is about to try the
experims Mt of using steam fire engines.
The Ohio Senate, by majority of seven votes,
have expelled colored reporter named Day.
The Savannah Georgian has been elected City
Printer of Savannah. ,-.t
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Complimentary Gorrespondence.

ST.. Charles THEATRE, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1854.
70 G. M Hasraaaa Chairman Committee
ft Of Fnsasss Charitable associaioa:
DEAR SIRAow through Chairman Of the Firsmsna
Charitable Association the the ST. Charles
annually the 9Th February 10 long for Benefit
estmable Association with private donation Of
sceount,
Of good object which trust will approval
the public.
An early will obge humble servant B. DEBAR.
NEw ORLEANS, January 80, 1854.
10 B. DtBa. Esq, L Of the 81 Charles Theatre.
DEAR s1RWo have the honor behalf the
Association Of Nov Orleans acknowledge receipt your
uncaon under date of the Soh na rendering
Annual Theatre February as long as you
remain Lessee Of same.
accepting kind offer express feeling Of graft
liberal private donation you propose making occasion
Yours, respectfully, eHAs Al. WATERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN G. McLELLANI
JAMES H. WINGFIRLD,
JanSi I'd JAMES BEGGS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE, New Orleans Feb 1, 1884
c. NJ Hanan. By charmaa Balls Bsassis Of Firsnen
Charitable association;
Enclosed you will find Mr. Gabriel
deng the valuable Of himself troupe Figemen
Benefit Monday Evening, the sth, which accepted
Yours, ETC.. B. DRBAR.
DgBAR EsqEateemd Sir Observing you rendered
to the Fsmsn Charitable Benefit to take
place Monday February 6h the Theatre can
only feel incumbent duty my mite the bonds
Of charity Permit to o the troupe that
oasion entirely at the dposon Of yourself gallant
Of the Crescent City, subscribe myself, yours etc,
eba I'd GABRIEL RAvEL. .
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" dTN " VIZ ~ " "s1N s.HYtK AII1saV sst
The other ever follow thee. bizarre.

ARRAY N the BAy-We learn that Friday last, the
first mate of the ship Advance, lying in the lower bay
during alteration with of the sailors
Board struck him with oar, and knocked him
board Owing to the blow; other the negro
drowned We give particulars of the affair,
rant mas been issued for the mate. Mobile Regster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

srE1ahoAr BuRSEn.-Thlltten Hundred Bales Of Cotton
Destroyed The steamboat Eagle Witch, with cargo of
1900 bales of cotton, burned Monday, the Both
January on the Chatahootchie river. The cargo and
negroes lost but the passengers were saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

NEW BoaKs.-We indebted to j. B. Steel No, 60
Camp street copy of Lacour on the Manufacture of
Lqnor' which gives formulas for the imitation of all
kinds Of wines and liquors We trust dealers will not
he tempted too greatly from what is right by the sm
plicity and ease Of doing what il wrong "
Mrs Mowatt's Autobiography has reached from
the source Its handsomely printed, and We have
already quoted largely from its pages.
Br We are indebted TO B. M. Norman, No, Ia Camp
street. for copy of Grace Greenwoeds book, ent
tied 8 Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Europe.n 1t is
published in Boston by T,knor Reed Field and quite
q good looking volume.
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Vas AMBpRGH's MESAoERlE,-It will be by refer
enea toa correspondence which publish in another
column that tomorrow is devoted to the benefit of Mr.
r. s. Storey, at Van Amburgh's Menagerie The cores
pondenee speaks for itself and refer readers to it,
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College, shetbyvitle, Ky.


ar EnteIr reorgapiaed the supervision Of Dr. euENTz
experienced Educator Colonel E. VI MORGAN Dlsts
gni.had Graduate Of West Psu assisted by complete
monty Efficient Faculty.
s5- TIE number Of Students is strictly limited -Fa
This Institution confer Degrees Hono
THE LOCATION Ia most salnbsa, delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER FROM Spring,
well " Colossal Cisterns.
BUILDINGS very Spacious cortlodous
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior 10 all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards q eve thoassad volumes.
THE COURSE or INSTRUCTION truly thorough. and adspeds
ALL PpRPoSESOF PRACTICAL LIFE, embracing all aala
Enslish and Commercial Brahches together with the CLASSIC
Mathematics Modern Language Philosophy srihE
osy cheHatry etc fer sncaastl pursuit Of all w6a
studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental but at the lime eoaeHtously st
III accordance with tho MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of III
Institution.
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL eou.dA
greatly the promotion Of Heslh, impart gentle manly a4
the other hand tbs MILITARY DISCIPLINE
sngendes habis Of Punsuay Rcgalsrity, Order
Person, etc, etc.
ES- United with this College sa
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL ASDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which receive particular attention. Preparatory sets
Boys from twOEvo years upwards admitted
Es The ensuing Term the February 1894
DR. "A. GuENTZ, President.
g-r COL Z. W. MORGAN, v P. 6fsbsby con1
E- The this College b at the ST cHARu
HOTEL close the present month He ia
charge sfstudsnts from this City
ar CATALOGUES, exhibiting Terms etc. aay obtaiuee IA
oaics Of this paper.
80 APPLICATIONS and DIRECTIONS of parsa,s who dsAn
personal interview may b. left at The ST. Charles iIo
The public referred the following craftsmen New o
and vicinity:
L. D. ADDISON, Sem, Esq, LANES HOPKINS Esa
L. D. ADDISON, Jun, Esl.,- ED, WILL JOHNSTON Es1
THos. ANSLsY, Eag, IEdt1r Of tha f,rssoshtl
DR.. BODENHAhiER, REV, DIR. IEhCt1CK -"
GLENDY BURKE Esq, AIPH0NsE MILTEgBERGEg
A. I, BURNLEY, Esq., ESD,
COL G, J. DoBYNS, I'M, 0, IL MOTION Fso
HON, GARRETT DUNCAN, fHawitL Sordn keoN
CORNELIUS FEILOWES Esu. HON JUDGE j. l. IgIiRIT INA
WILLIAM EtEid0MES EeqY Of st. Frsnesyiis, Ia,
JlLsoS HARRISON, Esq, REV. JOSEPH B. WALKER,
lfnyns ~ Eiarnson) IWA WHITEHEAD, Esq,
jadl1 7w3dp&lw3dp
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DAN RcE's THE World and his Wife, were at DAMS
last evening, Notwithstanding the storm and were as
highly grated they could be- The wonderful beauty
of the horses and the humor of the mules took the place
BY storm There is rich bill for this evening, and one
taaIr draw,
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AeAr4AL sHor.--Mr. John j. Marta of Rockingham
county Va recently shot gray eagle distance of 175
yards The bird seven feet sz inches from tip
to tin of the wings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

We learn by the Georgia Citizen, of the 26th
ut that thu ED in Ire county negro man belong.
ing to John Payne struck his oserseer Mr. Muke the
head with az, killing him Instantly The negro was
Immediately arrested.
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The .Nesc Orleans Printing House,

The .NeeC Orleans Printing House,
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. IS DAMP STREET.
(Betwssn Poydras and Nalchsz)
rropH''oH, E Y; sdRfp g. sH WnAsTbs.
rB AT this Establishment executed cHEAPLY NEATLY and
EXPEDTTIousLY, all kinda Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH IND SPANISH,
.@ ,...syeH As..,.
BOOKS lDAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS BOOKS, etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES DIARIES,
NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
CUSTOM, HOUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
COUNTING HOUSE do. SHOP BILLS, -.
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do, POSTERS
CHECKS, -'-- STEAMBOAT CARDS,
. CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADTNG, HAND BILLS,
| MANIFEST HEADS, lFlREMEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS w. BALL AND soIREE INVITA-.
JOURNALS and LEDeERs, T1oNs, etc.. etc.
| mss~ PRINTING IN COLORS. ~aG
| BALL AND soREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc,
| GOLD, SILVER CRIMSON Ere,
nE- We have peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING
ES We have Just received stock Of FANCY EMBOSSED
CoLoRED CARDS PAPER of various tes selected with
will print dispose of otherwise at moderate
| rates.
| EE- We prepared to print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
| FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs 5-,D w.
| rW- We HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
| GLESt PRINTING EEEINE-a.hs low in
for all kinds Of the
| work ianl7 Up
Esery Fine Gums, }@
w Slightly damaged the Importation and will be sold
| at GREAT BARGAINS, at
GUIoN'S,
janice apqw Corner of 81. Charles and Canal Streets
SesgeU r.. TAILOR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

FiRE LousyLLE.--The Cathedral at Louisville was
injured by fire the 25th ut to the 100000
On the day. the store and tobacco factory of E. Hol
brook totally destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
"a y nan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

PIacIpns 'vlRiEriEs John Broughamts comedy, called
aalls Fair in Loye' played last evening at the
Varieties The first part OF King Henry the Fourth
will be performed to night with exceedingly strong
cant Our lovers of amsemens ought to attend piece
Of such merit, so spendidly presented ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

On. CoxEs ToSic syHurs--This preparation, extern
vely used BY the Medical Faculty be procured at
the store Of the Doctor No Camp street prepared by
himself person In Of arrangement OF the liver
general debility. 1t is invaluable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

SToCK-New Orleans Planning Co. Stock,
3ebg r B. WINSTON 81 Commercial Place.
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FHyEHuANTEPEC STOCK--Old New Orleans
4 Co, tGA1Ay Grant, = guEsh,S.s;g,at BY
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EASTERN MAiL.A Geographic dispatch from Mont
gomery, Alabama, yesterday says:
The Eastern mail due in New Orleans on Saturday
morning. has arrived here, with dates from New York
late as DUE =
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Creme DE Bousy Champagne

Creme DE ROssSy Champagne,
JACQUEsSON 3 Fills BRAND.
entirely Creme Bouzy of other brands
s LANDING baskets Of ths and other brandst
quarts pns receive, days, ass
further supply.
This Wine decidedly superior any other Champagne imported
this Market we'll knewn all who have tried JACQUESS0N
s Also hAnd usual OF the best WINES
LIQUORS Market will ssd
any other house in the city.
janis aptt sEwELL T. TAYLOR, No. Is Royal strsst.
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FHsEXAS TOBY SCRIP for sale by
III feba n. b. WINSTON, 81 Commercial p1see
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strangers and Residents,
Direct I,s.soorsasto,.

Winter Gg0tlaissg,
SELLING OFF TO IQUIDATE.
SHERMAN & PERSONS, ~M@
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal, N. o,
GET Now ia the time to get your supply of
WINTER CLOTHING,
Offering stock Of NEW GOODS at extremely
RE d U E PRICES,
Liquidation is complete in everything
appertsining Gentlemsn'a wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FRoeK and DRESS coATsi
New Style FANCY CLOTH wfNDREsi
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
OPERA CLoAKsi
PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Super BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS
....ALAs....
FANCY SILK cRAvATs CENTS FURNISHING eooBs;
UNDERSTANDS; a."
DRAWERS; "#an
GLOVES;
sUspENDERs;
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from sia to $50 per Dozen.
t Our GOoda will be cheray shown closed ost i'm
medasy. Call and examine at
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
jams 4plsteoa 9tw Magazine street. Canal N
DRINTING PAPER.-S7o Reams, % by 80 :.
je . Il Nj IS by 49,
fees sm --N No. 81 s.. Charles street..
EooK WANTED.-A Woman to do the Cock
at No. s eGfs ena ps
SEsas' ~ 6y essh os tie hours Of IL and
RoARDlNG, Several Fine Rooms for Fam
ea to be bad AZ that desirable os Baroane arrest
Also few Day soaIders can be aecominodated fsbs
pEEF-300 bbls Prime, State Inspection, for
~ sale by III KENNEDY co.'s Tehosppt,Oul..-
FLoUR-200o barrels Extra superfne st.
ss ' ' 'I KENNEDY = CO. rs rehoopi,ouln..t st.
SUNDRIES-
y 500 SBls Ohio sups,hne gIeuRi
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Cas'peSissg.
TIC D D & G O.,
l4O CANAL STREET, TouRo BUILDINGS
COM OMISSION CARPET WAREROOMS,
EN- Have on hind large beaafal assortment Of
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARpETlNG,
Which instructed to aell low close eonsigumsnts
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
One Hundred Pieces designs cut to suit any apart
MATING
a., 81 and ga CHECK, FANCY and WHITE,
WALL PAPER HANGINGs
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BELhEN's.-This is enphatcally the Hat Depot of
the South, and we freely commend all readers who
desire haste, skill and fashion combined in the head
dress should drop in at No ohartres street and examine
their sulendid stock .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

:. as- The steamer Texas Ranger has our thanks for
Shreveport papers and the R. H. Winslow for louisville
papers.
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Sarsaparstg0.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
kB Prepared only by
DR. H. ] COKE

No. IS CAMP STREET.
Is the strongest preparation made which day used for Ito
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER .nd GENERAL DERASGsj
AENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM. /
70 To be had at No. IS Camp street and Of Drsggs generally
rs ~. a,oo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

MADAME soNrAd,--sontag's first concert will be given
en- Monday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall Seats can
be secured by applying at the office of the Hall at half
past eight O'Clock, A. NJ, to morrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

GoTEseHaIK's CoNcERr-This evepsng Gottsehalk gives
his last concert in this country We understand that fully
Of the seats have been TAKEN and feel confident
there will be overflow II is the last and only chance
TO hear Gottschak's Bunker Hills The concert comes
off at Odd FeIows' Hall. - =
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Dry Goods Dry Goods
W. W. THOMPSON,
No. CHARITIES STREET,
kB will commence TO e from until the st Of March hs
ENTIRE STOCK OF RICH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS nj
PRIME COST for CASH. to make NEW SPRING STOCK
Purchasers will find variety usually kept this market
and they rely having them than fsrery
invite all customers the pube generally to rive me
Aatisfy themselves.
W. w THOMPSON,
febl lm9p No. Charres sreot New oreans
Strangers and Residents,
~ Please to take that the now for SALE at
No. ~ CAMP STREET,
AL large and well assorted stock
FINE JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
CHAINS .a."
SILVER and
~, ,,o,,,, - PLATED WARE,
FANCY ARTICLES
which he will sell at Unusually low prices, mostly
AT AND UNDER COST to close business
E# Also great variety of CLOCK GLASS SHADES
very low. O, REDON
JanS0 iOt9p Camp street
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WTHISkY--20 bbls old Bourbon Whisky, 200
Wv do Reeti6sa (Iuperor) for sale by
ieb4 81 A. b. RIN6GoLp Of Lafayette Foucher st
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Beautiful EPIGRAN.-We regard the following not only
as one the most curious but also of the most
beautiful epigraws which we have ever read
Straight is the line of duty 49,
Curved Is the line of beauty,
Walk by the first aud thou shalt see
MI -Il..- a u. ai.oa Tn
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: H8IEsS I1JF hIWsy ED,
ED, WILL JOHNSTON, Esq.,,
Editor OF thu Cresosnt,)
REV. DIR. IEACDGK, +"
ALpH0NSE MILTENBERGEg,
Esq 49,, NJ
NJ. 0. Il. NORTON, Esq.,
- Hewitt, Norton &eo.)
HON. JUDGE j. L STIRLING,
= Of st. frsneisyiiis, L.,
REV. JOSEPH B. WALKER,
WA. WHITEHEAD, Esq
&Whiiehead d Chamber1.)
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ARwANas.-The South West Independent of the It'll
ut has the following items
Charles Gregg, young who resided in this town,
was shot in quarrel Frog Bayou last week and at
last accounts was not expected to survive.
j, II, Hanson Instantly killed. near Van Buren,
few days since, by the fall OF q tree.
On Saturday evening last, at Fort Smith, Cherokee
habreed shot by another half breed named Ross
Two balls from discharge of pistol took effect
both entering at the left npple-one going entirely
bone.
Ross was apprehended. The wounded man did not die
immediately from the Wounds aud strange say refused
to swear to affidavit of the shooting after it had been
made out and another man who had witnessed the ARRAY
was searched out to testify 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

HORRIBLE MuBpER,--A most daring and outrageous
murder committed last niget between Clock
at the house of William Bender on Main street 1t APP
pears that Tip Morgan William Grant and one or two
Others at Benders house. drinking and the same
time Charles Appel, German, also there between
whom and Grant difficulty sprung up in whcNGrant
struck Appel two or three blows with his fist At the
time Morgan stepped up and fred pistol at Appel
the contents Of which lodged in the atters head nc
ing wound from which he died in very short time Ap-
pei very clever, peaeeabe German proprietor OF the
William Tell house COURT street and leaves young
wife and child to mourn his untimtly death. Morgan
escaped and up to late hour last night the officers had
clue to his whereabouts Grant arrested and Is
now in jail. memphis Wing 2Sth ult
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Vse1-9y Fine Cams,

Icy Slightly damaged the voyage Importation and will be sol
at GREAT BARGAINS, at
GUIoN'S,
:. innee ap4p Conner Of ST Charles and Canal strees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

ExoRRlrANr FoREtas PosTAGE.-The Richmond Enqui-
calls the attention of Government to the
postage charges imposed upon citizens travelling in
Europe and foreign nations and cites the following
of Italian postage:
A single letter, weighing not than 100 grains
Apothecaries weight, is charged So cents.
double letter, weighing from 100 to 2ls grains, is
charged CT cents.
A triple letter, weighing from 218 to 4ss grains is
charged 81 cents.
appears therefore, that for letter weighing less than
half lover graius1 charge these foreign-
only cents and carry the letter 1000 500 miles
whilst for letter of the weight they charge 81
cents and carry the letter only few hundred miles In
other words they charge ,y times as much post
afe as we charge them and for not half the dstane
Butte record., 1854-11-04

a NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK or
"a Rrice's New prk Type Foundry will be pbli.Ned
in Superintendent leI, and wlll bs giAtn thOse pro
prieurs OF Printing Offices who wiil send for it, It
VIII ha forwarded Them by mail on receipt in advance
o.. my cents Tor the postage
"A II are exhibited many articles never before shown
Ihe, have heta added 10 the Foundry varieties OF
Rom types from nine line Plea Pearl, yarlots
itation oi Writing. great number of Fonts lordeYs
both pi.in and illuminated. labor saving Rules, and
complies. Foundry OF Germans. The types now maHI-
flctlired cast from combination OF metal o.
great lrlAiiity and usually kept hInd lers
quaufies. Every fancy font IL sold By weight, and
the printed prices. which are from len TO twenty-five
Der cent less than those of some oher f0undris Ali
printing materials furnished at manufacturers PR
ces ti.!er cash credit Printers wishing open
accounts with me, whose dealings have been long
suspendee, are requested 70 accompany their Orders
with city references to preven! delay.
Printers oi newspapers who choose to publish tlas
advertisement. Including this three timer heore
the Isl of August Isji and send md of the papers
viii be paid ia iyps when they purchase ave times the
amount OF their bjil from me, of my own Manufacture,
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers 81 New YORK
Butte record., 1854-11-04
a Jorurn of Punch. y .
Young AMERICA ON THE pAcIrICl

A COMIC NEWsP APER intended in humorou
n way call attention tn the sngularities ard strange
things o san Francisco To amiiss, and at the same
time 10 canse men TO think.
For sale at wheesale by wHITTOS. TOWN & co
Isl Clay street, and a,retaI ST all The Book Stores ard
Periodical Dopots.
Butte record., 1854-11-04
40 PRINTERS

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