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Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

WINTER Last night
cur ears were again saluted, after long
interim, by the well-known sounds of
quacking of the wild goose, betokening
the approach Of winter. We may con-
fdently expect rain within short time,
as these birds are harbingers Of the rainy
season State Journal
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

/ am lonesome since / krost the planes
And fleating ar my joys;
Sence all that's neer and dear to me
l left in 1llynoize.
When l look back to Illynoize,-
The teers enklin to blind me
My mind revirts TO that sweet home
And the trends / left behinde me.
l herd of Kaliforni gold,
| thot i'de 60 and tri it;
And foolishley l left mi home,
shoorliu can't deni it.
Inn Californey now | am,
Thee kradel 1 am rockin;
And sumtimes [ am fatired
That fortin | am maxim.
/ entind to rock and kradel we'll.
In plaises where theigh mine it;
And ifr a fortion kan been found,
l III ShOOrlla trl to Ind 1t.
Inn travelin threw this far-faimed land
I find thee pepel klevir;
Theigh treet a stranger with respect,
Pm shore tits THERE indeyer.
1 sumtimes meat with ladys kind
And gurls that doc reminde me-
Of mi kind harted little gerl,
And thee frinds left behind me.
And now ma heven smil on me,
Let fortshun fwickle fnde me
And speed me bak too the deer little
gerl,
And thee trends left behinde NEE.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

@ Shares of $1,000 each, in the
California Steam Navigation Company
sold on Wednesday, at 3e1 and 40 per
cent Only fifteen were sold.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

An assortment constantly on hand, and
fresh arrivals weekly.
All persons having any accounts a.
gainst the subscriber, will please to call
and get their pay. All owing him will
also call and pay up without delay.
J. HARRISON.
Columbia, July %, '54-S9-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
Job " DIRK

OF every description neatly and prompt
ly executed at the Columbia Gazette
Office.
BLANKS Of all kinds printed to order
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

HThe people Of San Francisco, at
the late election, voted the sum Of
5000, 900 in bonds for the Fire Depart
ment of that city, according to the Sun.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
FIRE, FIRE, FiRE!!

BROADTVAY BOOK,
STATIONERY, News, Music,
Lamp, Furniture and Upholstry Store,
is still kept at the Old Stand.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
A C E N Y S

A c. E N rs,
David ". Buck 800. San Francisco.
Columbia, ........J Harrison,
&c 800. "A A Hunnewell.
Springfield. Calvin Honey.
Shaw Flat. I'D Street & Co.
Sonora, Y annoy & Roberts
......... Woods s. Purdy.
Advertisements, Subscriptions, or
communications left for the Columbia
Gazette with our agents above, will be
promptly forwarded.
JOHN DucHow, Esq, of Salem, Mass
is authorized to receive and receipt for
sub scriptions to the Columbia Gazette,
for the Eastern States.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
KEEP COOL.

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! ICE!!!!
An those in want of ICE, during the
coming season, can be supplied, in any
quantity, by applying at the
GENERAL Ice DEPOT,
Major Farnsworth's Saloon, ON Main
Street, Columbia.
Columbia, Apr. Is, '54-75-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
POE U q Y i.
CALIFORNIA SONG.

THE following attempt at poetry is
decidedly rich, and was handed to us
by a gentleman who knows not it's au-
thor.-Oyegom Spectator, July IA. il
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning
: By &c DUCROW L I.ETEELg.
Office on Washington Street.
II E r NJ s:
ADVERTISEMENTS:

ADVERTISEMENTS:
10 LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
First insertion, ....... ......$3 90
Each subsequent insertton,..... l so
To those who advertise regularly by the
month, reduction of % per cent will
be made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

SPIRITED MINING INcrDENT.-The
Forest City correspondent of the Cali
fornia Express relates the following:
A little incident occurred here the
other day showing the almost incalcula-
bic richness of our mines. The water
in the creek being low, but little is being
done at present in mining, and the boys
are about as ready to play as to attempt
TO work-one of the Dutch company
proposed to his partners that they should
take wheelbarrow load of dirt from the
tunnel, and spend whatever it contained
in treat. The proposal met with uni
versal appreciation, and the dirt was
brought out and washed. 1t yielded
Is ounces, which amount being expend-
ed according to che proposition, put an
cffectual stop to sobriety and further
work that day. One of the company,
curious to know if any more dirt of the
same sort was left, took out pan of it
which yielded seven ounces.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

Jacob Sprout fell into shaft 20
feet deep, on Wet Hill, Nevada county,
on Sunday last, and was badly injured,
but is likely to recover.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

No BABIEs.-The open" has bad its
due influence in preventing ambitious
and ostentatious matrons from exhibit
ing their domestic human products at
the State Agricultural Fair. At the
special meeting of the Society, held on
the Goth, the order was quietly repudi-
ated, as follows: "On motion, resolved,
that the premium awarded for Babies
be Withdrawn. Sac Union.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
ADVICE TO A YOUNG LAWYER.

ADVICE TO A YOUNG LAWYER
The following is the advice of an exam
lining Judge to young lawyer, on ad-
mission: +" Sir, it would be idle to trouble
you further. You are perfect; and I
dismiss you with few words of advice
which you will do very well to follow.
You will End it laid down as 4 maxim
of civil law, never to kiss the maid when
you can kiss the mistress. Garry out
this principle, sir, and you are
safe. Never say boo, to goose, when
she has the power to lay golden eggs.
Let your face be long-and your bills
longer. Never put your hand into your
own pocket when that of anybody else
is handy. Keep your conscience for your
own private use, and don't trouble it
with other mems matters. Plaster the
Judge and butter the jury. Look as wise
as an owl, and be as oracular as town
clock. But above all, get money; hon
estly if you can, my dear sir F.; but-get
money. l welcome you to the bar.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07

l am lonesome since / krost the planes,
And fleating ar my joys;
Sence all that's neer and dear to me
/ left in Illynoize.
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Nv =. q. MCGUIRE. AmetAoneev.

II.NCERy sAI.E or VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Estate avenueRy virtue of decree of the
Giro nj, court Columbia Tor Washington
pr.sed in william 4. Laurie and ohess
panan James Han and Lizzie Dele Laurie are defsrd
public suction the premises Tuesday the
day Of O'Clock piece Of ground
aned square The south side Of Pesrsyvrns
described follows BEGINNING nr the same nj
point cf said shou se feet inches nom INC
running thence with the line
ssid wcwardy rs leaving said avenue ai
right angles oubwnrdy sbo"t ip fee, inches 10 an alley ssn
feet in Width then said alley, - feet
nortwardy 40 feet inches TO the place o. BERN
with thereon which CONSIST m
three brick dwelling building attached The
properly stunted directly opposite Wihnsd' ho'e
third of the purchase money % be paid N
of nlc, and the residue ~ ree eqns payment" IN
and eighteen months hefesner win Interest rom ms
he secured by the
of The purch,.~r and said opey remain
up, purchasc money and the snnl
r,,,6r,,op NJ Inc sale, a. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
June 81 rod Auchoncefs
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RKroars oaolKnA-For the last eight hours re-
ports have been ndasroasy circulated that there
of cholera the city We have taken the pains
TO inquire OF several physicians IL there any foundation
for these rumors well calculated the citizens
nure the business Of the city The every
physician with exception they had not been called
TO who had been attacked with cholera The
single exception Dr. Boyle who informed that he
tended Mr. Hamilton Priolean at the house of Mr.. Core
Missouri avenue between 9th y streets and that
was plainly marked OF Asiac cholera The doctor
reached the patient too late gappe successfully with the
disease and the i'll died hours after saw
him. The deceased native Of South Carolina had been
connected With the Mexican boundary commission and he
nephew of General james Hamilton This is the only
of cholera could hear of after the dgent
curry Dr. Boyle assured that he had heard
case, nor did he believe there another in the city.
We have felt 1t duty be thus particular order
aliay unnecessary alarm The mentioned above was
sporadic such not unequently this
Of the but If we breathing cholera atmosphere
the disease would become epidemic The city, it is
agreed on all hands is unusually healthy but would ad
monish friends to be careful and discriminating their
diet and particularly eschew crabs unripe fruit and other
dishes which believed to be provocatves of cholera
The There was some amelioration, yesterday
of the excessive heat which have been suffering
several days The thermometer at o'clock, in the shade
registered 81 degrees
CRIMINAL couRr.--A number Of unmportant cases were
tried in this court yesterday but there trial Of s
cient consequence to merit notice.
FISHING AT LITTLE FALLs.--Many Of our citizens
daily visit the Little Falls with their outfits of fishing appa
raus TO enjoy the unusually fine sport at that place. The
most enthusiastic followers of Old lsak Walton declare that
they hook more at this than ut any previous season.
METROPOLITAN RAILnoAp.--The annual meeting of the
board Of directors of the Metropolitan railroad held
Georgetown Wednesday afternoon. The route unani-
mousy adopted leaves Georgetown Prospect street.
Villages thence passes Gathersburg about mile
east of Barnesve then passes the west side of Sugar Loaf
mountain and to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
point about five miles west Of Monococy to Hagersown
way Of Getzendanners gap, the Catoctn mountain
Turner's gap the South mountain passing Boons-
boro, to Hagerstown.
The reports estimate the of constructing this road
Frederick, Maryland, at 81, 500, 000
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Nrw Yoax June 29.-The markets to-day dull and un-
settled Both buyers and sellers ndposed to operate
until the receipt the steamers news hourly expected
Prices nominal.
Pun DrLParA, June 29.-Flour, - so. Whoat-red,
81 o5 white 81 90 50 10. Gonzales of 5000 bushels
white cents yellow, 80. Bat little doing in stocks
prices nominal
BALTIMORE June 2e.-Business still continues dull.
Four-Howard street SIS So City mills, So. Whest
old red 81 so inferior red, 81 30 old white, 81 30.
Corn-saes Of IA 900 bushels white 70 81 cents yellow,
81 50 cents Rye, los cents Os,-sacs OF 600 bushels
at 60 cents The weather Is hot to-day but the atmos
pherc cooler and peasaner than that OF yesterday.
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our columns will bear witness that we have moi hc-
my iulsome panegyrics upon President Pierce add
as administration This silence or indifference has M,
sa'ea rom any want Of confidence A. 10 Tho sncc.,, -
n administration, but simply from bo e., NJ, II,
s'.0 mas conducted The affairs Of the nation sa,;.f,c,
Iu ~ sueh way as 70 need no defence from, III.
Du' Tue wing papers have recently been sezod v;,b
s't 'n'a,uaion and now sounding their l;,,to -
""s 'helr my war trumpeis in thc vain hon. y, .
a. P9 rom Tue deep abyss IN which Il was bur;.i i,
Ns' presidential election: il tl.rsf,r, l.,,. ~ -
'Oora' 10 rally to the defence Of Tie ,dnin,,r,;a
a. = declared, aud It Is to he war oC c,i,I,, M,
-, ana rancorous, Rut dtmocruts ,iu l.. =
-, 70 meet it-they feel ncrved h, i Me- -
.Vu'u nave stood aloor from the contest ro,
$3.50 'ne defence Of honorable cinracter di.,,gno.att
gerns siu We Tear not the ordeal through wbcl, M
49, = ABOUT to pass for these calumpics r, h,
{ h, ~ I'VE day and die-lke toad-sto,i ~,
ue night they will withcr and y, :. sa..,, =
ac,in., same INSCRIPTIONS warfare Wa ,,rs,,aa
jackson and every other democratic progi
hr,o as, natural well a. desirable that ~.
voious action should pursue General p,erae Ma, -,
- posnly which they manifested ,o,ara. M,
Notwithstanding the recent fal.e c,a,nor 20 Il,
Pefs we are fully satisfied that tbs nrosen
Is as strong as any other which ~ a,,aa Il.
,,,;.. prod Of time and believe whom pro.;da D.,
son. wa y - Popular as Thomas JcfFer.
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NNORTHURFARi Rambcs In Iceland y; By Piny Miles,
IN Of Letters Of Communpaw.nThs work will give
Of about 100 miles through
Inferior Of Iceland In the OF 1854 describe tho
ordinary the visit 10 the Geyss ascent the
summit OF MI Heks and full account OF the Discovery Of Amer
Mortimer, year oo6 with the geography prodac
TONS Of people, Scandinavia mythology,
kc &c The ports iceland having law Of Denmark just
opened world for the first time within 2SO
this work will peculiar Interest large and
beautiful Iceland native lceaande and
artistic 6nish
published in this county Europscsn be
Taylor 4 Msurys
The volume will be duedecmo Of m and win BE- printed
bound An employed BY III
list will Taylor Maus ords
seller. Win be Published early
July Any renntng dollar 70 The pubishsr New
forwarded his address mall paid
The discount tho uade Orders solicited.
CHAs. d. NORTON,
Publisher, II Chambers street, New York.
June 30-dat
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Rank NJ ss. Metropolis,

Wnshnfton, IHns INeI
E stockholders bank hereby notified that The annual
election "a the bank for The
then ensuing win be held The banking house on N""rv
day ~ July
polls he open 10 O'Clock, and elo"e 1T ~
Nv order az the board RD. SMITH,
Jun. 3--eodQ6June dftadIplv Cashier
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

lPuble No M
AN ACT CONFIRMING louisiana
uop grant
~ . enacted s Senate aad House Of Representative. eftA.
oatsd States Of america Ia Consfe sbed Of
sa'ns entered IN the dated heh Of Jay hun
in ,6sl ought sona%sd aeeoa"s 70 The
eighteen ior which The said spo
and Inc ss T. s apu. ~ I'd
sso -and Be J,taa s"asa. the confirmation by this
&C, shall only operate @ on the Of the United
and ' hal 10. affect as f q e. =, the
aud upon Once proper plat
y patent q ). ..asa
True nsn, hi. act, oSsdsa That il in say case claim
y @ act W.. a a9 :sas pS e The & %
s made g s psads Of ANY se,a. .ss b.. .asa floating
which there may existing pe-empon other valid claim
under such regulations be prescribed BY the Commissioner
Approved 70 June 1854.
Public No. ISL
AN ACT reimburse the Common Council Of New York ey
expenditures made for the first regiment Of New York voun
enacted BY tho Of Rsrssntatiyes o5ts
tay War, adjustment (under The act OF
sos e New Y" Of de
II Nm. Homecoming eo'nx aud The H. reg
s e ~ . N. =:
s
detective want p.'euar sosSs1 That
and seventy two dollar. and ninety cent?.
Approved 70 June, 1884.
Public, No. sol
AN ACT auess the Issue Of registers ys:.s' owned BY the
gs enacted y TIC senate and Hou.s e
be issued in the Of the president Of Accessory
aqua The Or Vessels owned BY said company and
oysd in ne Of and
the territory Of the State aforesaid Provided That before the grant
n y
ali oaes and a. hd. o. The crew
are citizen. Of he United States no. nc subject. Of
company cnens nssd and hs. ohrs q The
.s % By Usss
5 S. s q S en-, az
register issued under this shall continue I'm force and
ss d.
dfy Of said asron hack Or snd
which shall in force for ys.r from :sa date
20 made once IN each and thereafter and register shah
2 and % further snasd, granting register
% o Oh: CO
satisfaction Of the collector Of the by who under the d.
s e: Is e
solely employed he and
and Pacific Inc United s.,s. .ors
not ss aposs
o 1 "a
s ., limited l. S g s . i.
register cancellation and
failure topy with Of the conditions Aforesaid forfeiture
United Of named
said bond be enforced Of urcton and
the outstanding register shall be null and void.
ia s % = ri: THAI e r., ne o:s
register which issued Ia his
shall be void mud register must be suod compliance with
the provisions Of this
.4sl BE- further enafd, That before issuing regis
Aforesaid proved OF the
the Treasury that the steamboat OF vessel for which the regis
issue shal have been built and equipped wholly In the
United steamboats, vessels shall, I'll
subject
vessels built wholly registered by American ciuEeas
Approved - June, 1854
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TRY rJust before going to bed eat two pigs feet and
cold appcpie In less than an hour you win snake
atr than bawser devourng eight blue-haired chickens
which have just escaped from monster with sorre eyes
and a red-hot overcoats-- Exchange paper.
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Fifty miles Of the Egyptian railway have been opened for
traffic Passengers to and from India travel it,
The British have thus got short cut Of railway their
India possessions.
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When Russian soldier Is drawn for the CONSUMPTION
he is sent 10 the nearest town and there quariercd All
soldiers considered TO be legally dead men, and
wife does her husband for five years she may marry
again One Russian who was born stone blind is
now united 10 her sixteenth husband
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

DETROIT June 2s.-Ths morning the lightning train go
ing West on the Michigan Central railroad when three miles
from WAYNE carriage containing wealthy farm
err his wife and child killing them all instantly The train
was thrown the track and the locomotive and several
were broken No the train killed. but the eng
neer fireman. and ten or twelve passengers we're more or less
injured.
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there .le loigeight hours ending on the 22d ips,ar,
vine eurials IN the city cemetery Al Nash,
ie"nessee' ten Of them cholera subjects
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THE DAILY UNION

aay And the is true OF every country In Europe
II Is the superiority established by law OF one portion Of
the community the other that hearburnings
and observation-disclosures granting of privileges and immu-
mites to the one and Withholding the from the other
begets spirit of resistance in the most abeet and feeble
The hapess victim Of ptess tyranny while lamentng his
sad condition. would exelam at the promptnes of proud
nature Al
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LousvLLE, June 29Accouns received here from several
towns in Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee, represent
cholera be prevailing TO alarming extent and on the in
crease especially the situated along the river The
people arc much excited
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Washington stone Company Works.
THIS establishment sale, with all the machinery the
i premises, and with without the patent rights.
The the Itself be u,ed
for mecbanicsl and well worth attention
PLATr 4 STEWART,
June 80 div Opposite Treasury Department
TOR RENT-A four-s'ory brick dwelling Tenth street. he
The contains ~ and bath
IL is fitted with
on ghout, and in excellent order.
Ac apply at the old shouse corner OF Tenth street
q Louisiana
June o-diw. i. b. ENTWisLE
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SALE TO-DAY.


ny GREEN a SCOTT, Auetionsers.
mn FEET OF WALNUT AND CHERRY LUngER At
warehouse eh street, between Missouri and Penn
every cabinet MAKERS all Of which wen
Terms All sum. Of and under eas cash cas- sry
and ninety day. for notes satisfactorily sesosd bearing s'ers'
juno ae--d Auctioneen.
Prince Gsorrss county, Bei.vis Maryland win ss
;sd s o. rs BERN"
n ms' Be-. % ssa %
ely .ao.' The % belonging ~ ..., ''s sol
70 % nc VINO es m Of: ss .'
''.y SoRss, sT cs. x =. . CO.
..s . = and : n saI,,s No. Mo-. or ns sss
They capable being undivided into nine lots
North Ms.-schu.st,. meeting on me south
front delightful open ,p~ee OF shout ao
s ~S 70. s, @ @ .d sss aaoss while
asms &c s no, 10 have "a, Residence. 81 a'
point ali eou,o.. o s city are Of es.y .ecs
.r-ns such aaai.pu,ed doe. csn occur
June 2s-aaw9~ Corner 9Th and streets
large o Of .ii., Of II Kinds, rate 50
Plain plaid figured bereses
Plain paid and Sss,sd IN .,so.siss. , .,
orsansy muslin. and ors.ndy robe.
300 DO "a do ray cents, worm IS
siIk and msptiias
20 pieces fine and medium Swiss muslns
B do plaid and striped Do
90 do white cambsics
70 DO plaid camhsics
30 do Nansook mus,ins
Ho~i.ry of nj, kinds
$40 passsols, styles
500 pieces nbands
Mems and hoys' wear Of all kinds
a large lot Of domsstics, Of al kinds
peoe cooyed msttings
100 pieces white mattngs
Three ply and ingram carpets
wishing purchase goods cheaper than he Ind
elsewhere do well call, have purchased
great mary goods auction al rrsst sacrifice -
4}-ec2~tf HALL n bkoTHEN
OFFICE 81 the MagH~tsc Telegraph C~y~p~sy.-Phn
d.phis Jsue -, 1A<The sunas meeting 81 the cckhcld
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PoRrLAsp, June 29.-The whg State convention is now
sitting The baotng for governor has commenced Reeds
chances for the nomination are the best.
Dreadful accident Niagara Fous.-Bgdaio CITY Bond'.
BUFFALO, June PA terrible accident occurred this
morning Niagara Falls little girl, FIVE years of age
playing the top of the precpice known the
Devils Hole approached too the edge and overbal
anced For an instant she chung the bushes but losing
her hold before could reach her. fell into the gulf
distance of $50 feet She still survives but her recovery
is impossible.
The the Buffalo city bonds due to-day in New
York would paid In consequence Of injunction
the council The bonds the 10th win be paid for
a similar reason.
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OFFICE 81 the Magnetic Telegraph Cnynp~sy.-Phm
dsphs JsHe o. t6fThe annual meeting ~ the sockho'n
II the Magnetic Telegraph Company for the election o. csen
81 business VIII he held
ONCE Philadelphia, Ihnndsy ne ih day
Of July, 1854, at 4 O'Clock, p. m. JOSEPH shLER,
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Company.
InnrQ 3hIniy.
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BY Ell II G Il A PHI.
Nep Hampshire Legislature, DC.

NeD HdnpshUe Legislature dc.
CoscoRp, June 2S--The debate on the anti Nebraska
resolutions continued in the house to-day without
final action.
All the banking bills matured and passed the house
to-day.
CoScoRD june 29.Ths being the day assigned for
other trial TO elect United States for New Hamp-
SHIRE the balotng resumed this morning The first bal
loting resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes cast sos necessary for choice
1872 John s. Wells had $50; Joel Eastman 70; Tappan
l6; Thompson (Morron probably meant) 81 scatter
ing, o.
[sEcosD pEsrATcH.1
CoScoup, June 29-John s. Wells was to-day elected
United States for the short the part of the
senate
New YoRK, June 20.
Nothing of the Europa at Sandy Hook at shutdown.
An Eminent La,eyer Dead.
BALTIMORE, June 29.--Edward Hnckley, an eminent
member of the Baltimore bar, died this morning
Arriral Of the Tennessee
BALTIMORE, June 29.The steamship Tennessee arrived
this morning from Charleston making the in ortyegh
hours She brings eighty passengers and good freight
Among the passengers gentleman and his wife and their
family of tecnty-fAree and daughters
Connecticut Legislature.
HARTFORD have passed the house of
censurng Senator Touccy for his
the Nebraska bill
bill has also passed the house which virtually nule the
fugitiye-save law.
The law prohibiting theatrical representations
known the amusement law-hss been repealed
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Commencement at Harvard will take place the 10th
OF July On the 20th Professor FELTON, win deliver ad
dress before the alumni The Phi Beta Kappa Society does
not celebrate this year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-13
DRUGS MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they euer to supply Druggists and Deae Propeo lowest
Wholesale priceg.
S Depot specia Agency, No. ISL CHARTERS St.