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Pic Mes OF THE SENIORS. was
the day selected by many of our citizens for
the enjoyment of every species of fun. Pic
Mics and excursions were SO numerous that it
would require a mammoth sheet to publish
the details Of one-thiri of them. Every kind
of conveyance was iii demand; coaches,
wagons, horses, steamboats,, schooners, scows
and sklti-, all i'll service ut excellent prices
We regret that many Of our friends were so
completely ducked, especially ladies, though
we think we have rcas n To -ejoicu that none
were drowned in the tremendous Storm We
nave heard Of but one accident which hap
pened t. any OF the parties out. We were
lid that party that went to the Great Falls
accident occurred we have not been informed
A run!ber Of the companies returned to this
city about DARK, all apparently delighted with
their sports an joking one another about the
condition Of their good clOthes.'
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EoR RENT-THE BUILDING ON d ST.
IL near the corner Of Twelfth is for rent either
In part, OF whole. Apply at the Star office.
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Sailing of the Asia,

BosToN, July 5.-The steamer Asia sailed
hence, yesterday, for Liverpool, with 200 pas.
sengers and 100000 in specie.l
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Split in the Pennsylvania Know Nothing
Council.

READING, July 5.-The Pennsylvania State
Council is now in session here and have devil
ded. Gov. johnson leads eff for Northern
party, and the Convention has split. A num-
Der of the delegates are organizing a State
Convention on the Philadelphia platform and
great excitement prevails.
Governor Gardner has written to Governor
johnson letter inviting Pennsylvania to join
the East, and the Council has rePudiated the
platform by striking out the twelfth article
Niggerdom rules the State.
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w.
II corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-tf
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SEA BATHING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA,
l. fort, with which place hourly communi- .sA
cation is had by neat and commodous Om- ::.T
nibus of the most modern style, also 10y Boats, GsE
Hacks, &c. The Hall will be open for the recep-
ton of visitors the l4th Of May, at which time
tine proprietor hopes to be able to make comforta-
BILE and happy the stay Of all who may be seeking
pleasure or health
Many Improvements have been added, such as
cottages for families, play grounds for children,
shade trees, &c. indeed every thing that can con-
duce to the comfort Of visitors.
For health and beauty of location, this place is
unsurpassed There is daily communication with
the steamers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
Terms, per day ....................... 10
IernS, per week. .....................l w
Terms, per month, (per day). 25
lie 23-eo5t r.. g. BANKS.
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DANGEROUS AssAULT.-Ycsterday, three
: lored persons mad IN attack upon another
named Thos. Butler, who, although he is dan
gerOusly wounded, appears to be happy t. at
nc escaped with his life. Three attacked him
and two held BIN while the third went cody
TO work at his face and throat with rough
looking pocket-knife The wound upon his
throat wou!I have been fatal, had he been
closer to the knife; rs it began at the back of
1is neck an continued round over the jugular
artery, az if the intention were to sever the
head from the body. The next cut began on
the cheek, near the ear, the knife penetrating
through the cheek into the tongue, inficting
All ugly wound from the beginning tc the
month.
Butler vas taken to the in6rmary to receive
surgical attention. Two of the party, Jack
IIollomsn and c. Tasker, were arrested by
officer HANDY, and carried before Captain
Birch, who sent them to Jail.
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The LIGHT ARTILLERY will drill this after.
noon Oh the Mail, al D o'clock. 1t was post
poncd yesterday ON account of the wet weather
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IMPORTANT To PERSONS BREAKING
UP HOUSEKEEPING.

DERSONS removing from the city and wishing
l. to dispose Of their Furniture and Housekeep-
ing Utensils. &c, without the trouble Of sending
them TO public auction, can do so by calling on US
al our store, 81 Pa avenue, corner OF 9Th street,
as we are prepared to buy all such goods as may
be offered.
Housekeepers and others will do well by calling
on US, as we viii pay the highest cash prices for
WALL, BARNARD & CO.
! Ia L 3I1 Pa avenue.
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DIC.NlC BASKETS.-Just opened a variety
L Of Picnic, Travelling, Card, Office, Work,
School and Toy Baskets.
Also, lot Of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollos,
st. Harrison and Jules Hauel, Philadelphia;
Combs, Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Jet Goods,
Pocket Cutlery, Cages, Music, Musical lnstru-
ments, Stationery, &c. l..
JOHN F. ELLIS,
200 Pa. av., betw. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
est -tU.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMRIcA
Three navs 4 ,ter fran, Eurone

Ihree DAYS Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, July 5.-The CunaId steamer
America has arrived here, with dates to the
23i ult. from Liverpool and London.
The news by this arrival, though scsnty, is
quite important.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, June 22nd-
Messrs. Brown & Shipley quote the cotton
market dull and prices considerably lower for
lower and middling qualities. The former
having declined and the latter 3-l6d Or
leans fair u middlng do. g.. Upland fair Z;
middlins do. 81.
The same circular quotes breadstuffs as gen.
orally unchanged, except corn which has de-
clned Is 3D. Ohio -four ABS. I'd. ais Ga.
Mixed Corn 49s. Cd
Richardson, Spence Co. quote provisions
generally unchanged. Lard finn at 49a5Os.
The Manchester market was dull.
The money market WAS easier, and consols
had declined to 93i. State securities were
better.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
Tie Intelligence from the seat Of war il very
important.
The French and English made an attack
upon the Rcdan and Great Malakofr tower on
the 18th Of June, but were repulscd by the
Russians with great slaughter. The details Of
this important affair had not transpired, but
the fact was well authenticated.
A large new French loan is Immediately re-
CURED.
In the English Parliament Mr.. Roebuck
moved vote of censure.
Private advices from the Crimea and frag-
mentary intelligence say that the English loss
in this last contest was not less than 4, 900 men,
including General Campbell and seventy six
officers.
Other rumors were prevalent.
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The Fourth at Philsdelphia-Drowued

The Fourth at Observation-Disclosures
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The Fourth passed
of very quietly here-thers was no public
celebration.
Jacob Gouldy, letter carrier in the Phila.
delphia Post Office, was drowned yesterday
whilst bathing at Absecom, N j.
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

SMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more
~ IN various parts of the City, and Georgetown
al low prices, and terms to suit.
LLOYD d CO.
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CRIMINAL COURr.-Georgc A, Walker has
been tried and convicted of stealing twenty
five perch of building stone. Sentence de-
ferred.
WATcH RETuRNs.-Eliza fletcher. runaway;
jail. James Perry, out after hours; fine and
costs.
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BOAR DING

NOTlCE.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
~ Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran.
silent board, with bathing room and shower
baths, and every attention TO render il most agree
able TO her boarders.
Mrs. p. G. MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and X st.
an 23--3m
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EIII.DING STONE

Dt IIITFNU SIUNE,
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves
in Washington, Georgetown or Alexandria.
LLOYD & CO
18th street, opp. Treasury Department.
iy G3-!y
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The ETHIOPIAN TRorPE again perform Of
Oddfeiiows Hall this evening Their per-
formanees win doubtless amuse, as the band
comprises some OF the most tale. ted OF that
description vi mel9Jists and tua makess.
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GREAT SACRIFICE OF DRY GOODS

Attic CASH STORE, ID door west Of Sew
n enth street, opposite the Centre Market.-We
are now closing out the stock Of some twenty thou
sand dollars worth Of DRY GOODS without re,
gard TO cost. As the entire stock must ce soid
within sixty days we viii oner goods q, sacn
prices as ought 10 induce persons to buy whether
they want Dry Goods or not. Those who woaid
have bargains had better call Immediately al tne
Sign Of the Cash Store, under the Avenue house.
Terms exclusively cash.
,egz-,w . Agent
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A VETERAN WHEEL-The United States
artillery conpady, now in Washington, is, as
is well known, of that description of force
which did such marked and wonderful execu-
tion during the Mexican campaign The fifth
wheel of one Of the carriages contains the
following inscriptions painted around the rim:
Palo Alto, May s, 1916; Resaeo de la Palma,
May 8, 1876; Monterey. 2lst, 22d and 23d of
September, 1916; Vera Cruz, March 9, lS47;
Cerro Gordo, April Is, 1S47; Churubusco, Au-
gust 20, 1857; Melino del Rey, September s,
1917; Chupultepee, September 18th and 18th,
1917; Garcia San Cosme, September 18th and
18th, lS47; City of Mexico; Duncan. II is a
wheel Of the efficient battery OF that gallant
commander. The mark of bullet is on one Of
the spokes, and the hub is yet fit for service.
The wheel is, of course, highly appreciated,
as a relic of the brilliant past.
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MARI led,

On the 2d instant, by the Rev. Gideon H. Day
LEVI Il. HYATT 10 ANN l.. WOLFE, all o
this city.
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-2RI
W AN is

" \ y II r D-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN A
w Situation as Chambernaid and TO do the
sewing. Address &C. at this office
iy Sta
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ENOR RENT-THE THREE STORY STORE
| Il and Dwelling, No. 81 Bridge street. George
town, 50 long occupied as Elnmerts ConfectiSl-
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
nv 25-iawtf
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JUVENILE SpoRrs-The boys Of the city
during the night preceding, and all day fourtl
OF July, and at night, amused themselves bl
exploding fireworks in the streets; each part.
especially, but relatively or that Of the wit
nesses Of the performances.
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"ANTED-TWO WHITE WOMEN, ONE
w as Cook and the other as Chamberrriid in
private family. Good references required.
Apply on Pa. avenue, I'd door above DIST street
south side. iy3-1tx
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IHE BALTIMORE MILIrARY.-The two hand
Some AMI dashing volunteer companies from
paitimore-the Marion and American rifle
Heh-who came on to join in the Know Moth
tng celebration Of the Fourth in this city,
breaktas;ed, at a. m, at Hamlin's capital
mouse, kept on the European plan, at the COZ
her OF Pennsylyania avenue and Tenth street,
nhere there was set before them a most invit-
ing entertainment They were cordially and
e0urteousiy received and escorted, thrOus nout
the day, by their friends, the Washington city
American Rifles, whose members severally ex
ertei themselves to render the visit Of all their
guests as agreeable a. possible. They returned
honie in the afternoon.
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NOR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND COVE
l. nient Brick Houses. brown mastick fronts
containing parlors with marble mantcls dining
room, kitchen, servants room and five chambers
each. and situated on Thirteenth street Island
near the public grounds. convenient to Pennsyva-
MIA avenue and the Departments. Rent very mod
crate. Apply at X. n. Clarke's office, corner OF
Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at ID. u.
Clarke,s Drug Store, Eleventh street, Island.
mar 6-wtf
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The NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB's Picnic
The 4th Of July entertainment of this band Of
our young fellow-citizens duly came off in the
woods mile north Of the city boundary, out
Fourteenth street. The party filed a huge
. four horse car, and numbered thirty or forty
as happy young persons Of both sexes as one
often sees. We passed them in the woods in
the morning, when they were dancing glsefully
! sod otherwise enjoying themselves.
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NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
Il Terms.-A three-story Frame. with basement
on New York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west.
Also, three-story Frame, with hack building
on street north, between Fourth and F. fifth streets
west
Apply TO James w Barker. residence on II street
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west. DICKSON Il KING
ap 5-Thtf George.own
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AcCIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon, four little
boys, from five TO fifteen years Of age. were
playing with a cartridge which had been OBJ
tanned, il is said, from one Of the magazines
ut tn artillery corps. whore they were
preparing TO fire the salute at IL clock. One
Of the boys laid the cartridge on the pave
ment and applied 4 match to it. The othele
gathered round to see it explode. Surprising
the fire had been extinguished, the lad pre-
pared to apply another match, the smaller
leaning over to sec it done, when the powder
exploded, severely burning three, and singing
the fourth. They were taken to their homes
or dwellings near by on Thirteenth-and-a IA half
street, where ali that could be done for their
relief was performed. The screams of one of
the little sufferers could be heard by persons
on the opposite side OF the street, although the
house was closed at the time The eldest boy
son Of Mr.. A. Roux, j. the least injured;
son Of Mr.. X. Frcre, is burnt in the face and
under lis chin. 1t is probable he would have
been killed but for the position of his hat
which saved him from the force Of the powder
The other lads are brothers, sons OF a gentle
man residing near the Smithsonian Institution
building. They are dangerously, if not fatally
injured. While writing, we have been in
formed that the younger of those brothers
died this morning at .wO o'clock.
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TINE only safe, sure, and speedy cure for Gel
i tain disease.
Sold only at No. 10 Pa. avenue. Price 81.
lie 23-8S rE
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The FRANKLIN TARGET Company paraded
rs per order, shortly after a.. IN. yesterday
marching through the principal streets of the
city, and breakfasting sumptuously at Cook
well kept Military Hall, on ID street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. They were dismissed
II their hall in time to permit the members to
Join IL the other festivities Of the day.
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THOR RENT.-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, that
Il large thTee-story Brick House, well known as
the hest stand in the city for a hotel and restaur-
ant, on Cameron street, opposite the market house.
and now occupied Ivy Mr.. McGonegal Possession
given on the LIST of July. Address LLOYD Il
CO., Claim Agents, Fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury, Washington, ID. c. my 3O-tf
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HOUSE WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER
l. wishes to buy small, cheap ouse and Lot.
situated west of 18th street, between | and n SITS
Persons having such property for sale will please
state Its location and the lowest cash price. in
sealed note, and left at the Star Office addressed
TO IT b L. je 29-7t*
"ANTED-EVERY TO KNOW that
w they can get d lot ~ feet front by 1870 feet
deep, for the low price of S75-payable SIS month
without interest Apply at the Union Land Office
9TH street, above Odd Fellows Hall
aP 2s-3m JOHN FOX, Sec
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nor RENT.-THE BASEMENT OF FOR
Il rest Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms
on the first floor. Possession given on the I'd of
July The main Hall or Concert Room is newly
benched and win be rented by the night or season
on moderate terms. b. FORREST,
je 25-2w* corner Of and 10Th streets
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THE FIRE. Woeks.-Mr. Editor +; In conse.

The FIRE-WORKs.-Mr. Editor !. In conse.
9uence OF the unusually unfavorable state Of
the weather, yesterday, 18th instantly the fire.
works prepared at the Navy Yard and Arsenal
for exhibition in the evening were somewhat
damaged by the rain, but more by the mois
ture of the atmosphere, (the exte1t Of which
cannot YET be known,) and the preparation:
for firing them, already undertaken, were dis.
continued for a few days, when such as are
found, or can be made fit, will be ired in Mon.
ument square, of which as good notice will be
given as possible. Respectfully,
JOHN CLEvEs SYaMEs,
Lieutenant of Ordnance in charge.
Washington Arsenal, July 5, 1855.
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The MARKET.-We have seen our principal
market better supplied on many occasions than
it was this morning. and prices lower. Now
that there is an indication of excellent crops.
we hope that prices will return to the old lSvino
rates. Although the seige of Sebastopol might
possibly affect the prices of -four and meal, we
don't see how it can affect the price of black
berries or other articles equally as perishab,e,
and which arc not in demand for expectation.
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PUBLIC School EXAMINATlONs-Mrs Or.
den Male Primary. second district, basement
Of the Church of the Ascension, will be exam.
ined this afternoon, by the whole board of
trustees; and tomorrow afternoon will be ex-
amined Male Primary, first district, Mrs.
Rodier teacherD union Chapel, between
Pennsylvania avenue and G street, on TWEEN
tieth street, by the whole board.
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WATCHES,
w JEwELRY,

te l5-eodds
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-For sale by the
~ cargo or boat load, by
HOWARD POOR,
ie 25-eo6t Alexandria, Va.
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THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-As yesterday was
- the Fourth, there will be no Washington
public schools examined to-day. Tomorrow
the school kept by Mr.. Rodier, in the Union
Chapel on Twentieth street, near the West
market, will take place at p. Dl. That will
will corc'udc the examinations of all the pri-
mary sch ois. The district schools will be ex.
aminci next weck.
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CHANGE OF PRePRIETOxs.

UILS, NC., WC.,
oLEsALK As3 RETAIL BY
LEIGH & VERLIN c..
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines OF J. NJ. d. MillerS Co.. and
intend carrying ,he Drug business the well known
stand of Keller 81 Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the firm OF LEIGH IL Verling.
Charles LEIGH, ofthe rm hopes he is avorably known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verling ofhe
firm having been clicking in the present store the
last three years, haters himself with having the conf
dence of It's old customers.
We intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stocof
drugs and medicines and hope 10y this means and by
strict attention business, and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from oltand new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febo5-Iy H PETER VERLING.
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS 3

AEw ORLEANS. April :. 1854.
Ourohce ana warehouse. Nos. 81 and 81 Natchez 81.
VITA lheir contents, except the books and napers con
taled In our Safe were entirely destroy by fire %,
lhe morning OF The 10th March. Although the Safe had
oeen for several hous in extremely hot Ere befo,s
we could recover IL. being ret oyeres
I'D red he on being cooled with water we
our eooSs ana papers TO the amount owenty ihousa
doars wlihout The slightest damage er iIiury 10 ms
Being fully convinced by this the entire seen
" oi those Sales we have procured he sams
dserfpuon from the same Agent viz:- Richs
sse, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No. 32 Magazine street
ava them to all who desire perfect secpry
ioryaluable papers in case OF fire. u u b''',N''"s
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THE ALLIES SURRENDER kp,..

SINCE MESSRS. sAHLERING a. Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water street. under the
journal ofce and ailed it with
sertnen aud latest svles of Fall Cothing
nishng Goods and sell them astonlshingy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists la Part of Mems aad Boys CIohinv
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most $40
OF Gentle Gens Dress Goods and Tailcs' Furnishing
ever brought TO ths city Their facilities for purchasing
manufacturing Superior other house in the ev
them at all times I'LL all the best
OF goods ana at the best ha Country
and the pnblie generally respectfully invited TO call and
examine their New Stock AMI Reduced Prices purcha-
ing else where. deeIs-tf
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""oLEsALh AND RETAIL BOoKsEIIFR Ann
STATIONER.
WIZ a sPe ,luliy inform his friend and the pub,
Rathbons - VIZ. uat having purchased OF Messrs
Stationer ~ leeltr their entire stock of Boots n
ateIy ne mas rer owed his Book Store he stand
a.ei! r occupied by them in No. l. Foster,s po,i
The add;,;o :, ,rs, ;, streets. 8r ll1 81
os auuitioIs thus made to his stock erablesbir .,
hsa ~ nIs i somers larger and better assortrcnt
s;Sti =; Deore been brought to this market. cen
TheoogieaiP par Po o. M,seeaneot School Medcaiand
nss faper ~ d Foreign & Fancy St.ticIId a.
at :, S which will be sold. and Retail
attention of p. p.es. iaet to which be would cslIfhe
Others ha; So1ssliy merchants, dealers tesefers.nd
to he can make it TO their interest,"
A''
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Isl PRICE, WALSH & co. .
cHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS, april le. 1854.
ceiient opportunity, the st Februsf fnsf
one OF that description which we purchased sever.1
years since of Mr. Isaac BTidee. our store No o.
harTes street with ou. entire stock OF hats Trim mir
&c. was burned on the morning of thai day subieefnr
our sale to very intense heat during
saved all lis contents, comprising bank potes ,no
cheeks Tor upwards of nine hundred dollars bills
soe or several thousand dollars, and accounts in
one hundred and ten dollars we risk pothi, ~!
nouncng II the cheapest article we ever purchased
r1stt .g1 aurg ALERRT &TRlCO. d
Afarge assortment of NILDERs PATENT Salir.snr,
SAVES, with Rich's improvement. for sale by = : =
STEARNS e. MARVIN
Successors to Rich d Col s.tr - as-
isb WATER STREET. n. Y.
ne Only MaRers OF Sai2mander Safes. combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents and Sole Pronrie,ors 20
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neiiler Kew nor
keyhole. AIJIS a HoyyLSS nor
'h!S-u Agents at Evansville.