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Nv oce to Maiden few aoora ftem &
counry customers continues to suppy
Electropae Pboosr P5roteehnss and Afus IN gsa
h Materials He imports the bset Vi Co8nae
and manufactures fragrant Eassnees Among the mes ,
Chemicals he offers pure Brom a not ser
man anu French resubmsd lodas chemically pure Mes e
ap and saltu gram Na Cyanide aud on de sy
o. walls; best Plumbaso and Rouge and b bottles Saas
Lme or polishing Far tho Pyso ehna Tie Sss Egss
soda Choats Metals hc such as pstna bismasn 95e
Mngansss Zafre Cademum Nickel Asbestos leds aad bro
ms6um Patent Msdcnss Fly Paper, Pho lphora
Pasts Persian insect Powder Fumgains PAstiea c9 smfi
Extract a Oils snd Eene
yellow Oil Gogsae oI Apps& ala
and Cider Bandy Of Mnongahea and Irish
M o aas,ie and sulphurous Ehes; Fig Blue
n raa ii Drugs Rare Chemeas All articles on YER
a. ,oslats s terms, s0' s y = my3l If
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STooRHIEs, GRIGGs & Co, No Is Tohou.

pioulas street. have in and for sale
bASIN20o cAsks prime Cincinnati Sides and shoulders.
FlOuR30s bbs ST. Louis Extra t1rAngs aud Lemon ls.1
LARD--250 bels and tierces and 500 kegs prime.
LARD OILs00 bbs Conklipgs Tobl Hus, Englers, Whst
ssone's And other brands.
PORk-950 bbls Mess and Prime. n
bbs and half hb John H. Davis extra Family Mess
aso Cured Dried Beei and 81 the aams
HAAS290 tiercA John Childs NJ W, Thomaa John Shay
and John H. pavs choice Sugar Cured. .l-z.1
WHSkY-b00 bbla Ovsr Deans and Holmes and Cenvalls
D. Er2a. ma - ,il==z= +
SOAP 100 boxes Geo. Shillos oeno Oxide. E
ApAaAN1INE a. s. and ss, up fancy
eoored ehaine article hs Mexican market.
STAR boxes and half boxes 4 6a and 6 various
brands. 5i7z
BUTTER AND eHEEsE-soo pkgs A. W. srowu'a Western
o2 WAlskY25 hbls of peor Old Monangahela
GAfAWBA WIN ES00 Of Longworhn cesofsed Spntk-
iing, Brandy Sweet Wine and Dry. iai sm
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For THE GOLD REGIONS Judging from the
hustle and preparation which characterized our
streets on yesterday, one would suppose that the
gold fever was raging to some extent in this
community. A party Of gentlemen, including
some of our oldest and best citizens, have formed
waters of the Arkansas, to seach. for gold
Vicksburg Sentinel 18th
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/ A lad Is years of age named Montgomery lost
his life on the 10Th by being caught in the ma-
chinery Of a furniture manufactory in Cincin-
natl. His body was terribly mangled.
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Merchants, Mutual Insurance Company.

DIRECTORS.
W lillian Vogel, p, Voorhiea, P. Maspsro,
logan Mcknight, P. Poutz, Q. Galard,
9. Ahltenberger, M. Cuddy, John PemhsFton,
3. o. Vignaud, ], A, Brand,
Company organised under the mutual
pared lat of pocesor MariDe River
Fire Risks. -
ES Office, No. 1903 Canal street.
FoTCEAts meeting Directors, held
Mr. John Pemoeron elected Presden A. Schre
| Secretsrv
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Police Jail, Second District.
NKTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the so Gay
wv of July, the light negro boy JACK is teet 3 y
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs TO nj
Rigands brickyard Pensacola Fa. The owner Is re-
auested to call and claim ssd slave according to law
Z, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jan.
New Orleans, July 10, 1866 JylI LIN
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vEsHG NEW YORK FOUNDRY and TRo

hAILING co. the laanaearefs OF Growelfs cee
hsassd Railing without entirely
Wire Rang th prettes the made II tie
United Ststes They make Columns Wntpy
and nads shutsein Ss and Lntels o
a1ng rders Ssrandas Yan SsaainR
y notice and lowest pres and contract for the
on Tok for buildings Of every Sections Of
he 1e and 81 Duane doors
way. Foundry. foot Of zssh atzsst Nor River. mysI
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CAzERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
hue sals agents importers In this city of the
ERANDIEs keep constanty hand aulisappy the
we'll aHths
The attention of The wade Esa
above being Pure and article
SpAAz- Sp.A+z- nj fEs# wM. EsLEVERIcH Co.. Agents.,
1saU "a Ola LNv.a atTset
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MMnrA RIIRRER GOODS, which win NOT b

sky in any Ciimste.-Ths largest and beai assortment
tsat n b found other and a. prices which vii
Among
ani black weighing only asoy oghi oanees Gapes
tvs Ps Covers Ra.ery Cloth Betting Packing Hea Wad-
sin and every other article in the line. VIII 5esa,s
a invited 70 examine o heos Purchasing
nj find them suitable
elssssaan, 80 ROGERS a. WYCK0FF,
ohsi ~ (Sueosssors 70 H. II. Day) 20 CORTLAND a
and Daaea lind Rubber londa
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Coldspring Fire Brick.
VBSHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have

Coldspring Fire Brick.
FRSHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
Of late been much improved in their composition
offered for sale will give Hataetop.
Ihe range for the brick of 1854 for the
improved Of 1865, $50 to $S5, HARkuD d Moody.
No. s6 Common street. New orlsarl.
CERTIFICATES
@ .. 8. BRANCH MINr.
New oreans March 7th, 1885,
During the Melting Department of
u Branch Mint all constructed of the aCod
spring Febre" daily maintained many
hours aO0 to 1900 and have been used
during months the least repairs
yet the Coldsng Fire Brick
in tho United most Of celebrated
kindsimpored from foreign countries. M r. BoNZANo,
Melter Reiner U. s. Branch aiint, New Orleans
.--E ORLEANs March 9Th, 1856
The q partly Fire Brick partly
the Engah and Ptburg constructing baasas
my Faityiew plantation the parish Of 81 Charles In The following
tS5a alterations that urnaee again nfy
using thu Colsprpg partly the Engsh Brick THIS
dung the grinding subject 70 intense heat
upedy monhs andl ound That Cosppg
Bricks quite English and far bette
Pttshnrgh "A. W. WALKER,
RKFsEEseRs PL .srEnsP saaye Gadsre Jener-
John Baptist Michael
tbsrvntei W. W. d I. E. King ST. Martin mva Am
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"a rmt oo the human subject that 1t 10 cal
ssad ou shall OF children have either me
Ranod or hread Why Of geroas
maisds ms tho proper rsmsdsi B. A.
speedy sradlcator OF WORMS
PoUGHKEEPSIE N. y, June SO, 1853.
This to certify that q syan YEAR, Of are
bals N b. a. FAdN ASTOCKs YER ilFUGE which eahoa
hin 10 pass TWENTYTWo WORMS large that ehey ne S;id
pp, always i'll from tho TIME ne 4 ni
meaaH wers ssorssd 70 hs sy @ ss To-
have proved be safe and certain rsmsay 1 w "
4 which api lbid .52-e---.1, s " -,''N =
oos wnoles.as ~ fJnJad statsa, jy4 init We
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NIAMs--1O0 tierees Sugar sCured, various
III JOSEPH Lands CO., IS TshoupOuaa street,
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EAST INDIA SoUADRoS.-Adyices have been re-
ceived at the Navy Department from Commodore
Joel Abbot, who commands this squadron, to the
I'd of May, when the Macedonian, his fav- ship,
was at Shanghai. She left Hong Kong On the
9Th Of April, reaching Shanghai in fourteen
days, beating the fast sailing American clipper
ship @ Mandarin although the latter had three
day s the start. The United States steam -frigate
Powhatan, Captain McClunsy, was at Shanghai
at the same date, bound in 8 short time to Hong
Kong, touching at Annoy on her passage thither
The Vandalia, Commander Pope, had been or
dered to proceed to Guam, one of the Ladrone
islands, to make rigid investigation into the
truth Of certain allegations of oppressive treat
ment by the governor of Guam towards por-
ton Of the passengers and crew belonging to
| the American bark Sarah Moers," wrecked
on Raven island. 55sa 8#
Official information has been received of the
death OF William Whiting, boatswain Of the
Powhatan, He was killed by the accidental dis
charge of musket in the hands of one of the
marine guard OF the ship, on an expedition to
Woosung after some deserters on the morning Of
| the 1st of April Captain McCluney speaks of
Boatswain Writings death as serious loss to
mis- ship and the service, being one Of the best
officers Of his grade in the navy He was buried
at Shanghai with suitable military honors.
| Wash. Union. s5l5assse
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J .YsPEPSlA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY UUkED.--DR.
i y BEeKwlTHs ANTEDYsPEpTIC PILLS, after trial Of
the
n United States admitted to be the BEST ANTI
DYSPEPT1C MEDICINE the public.
They the
heretofore The his
heneT phyecian SAFETY and
noedless publish
ha h has numbers e them estns The aIenge language
ifeiaappii Rt Key Bahop Freemani Rev. Wm MePheter
D. Raleigh NJ C Hon. Geo. E Badger Senator u ST R Rev. Le
D. d. of North Earolns Hon.
Beverly Tuekeri Prsston s. q. Ma Samuel Nc
Combs, Genvle, Hon. o. % Senator and
a hoatof similar peraonngss. -
For sale New0rleaHs by Jas Syme N. E, Wheel
ok HUI Kennedy w. p Beach bnagh andby Druggts generally
genuine without the ssnaiure JOHN BECB
WITH Petersburg, dealers win please apply
i1aly :
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GREAT STORM AT Fort SMIIH.--The Fort
Smith tArk.) Herald, of the lst inst, gives the
soilowing account Of tremendous gale which
occurred in that region few days previously
This city was visited on Friday, the 18th inst,
by one of the most violent storms that we have
ever witnessed for the length of time it lasted.
The wind blew from west to east, accompanied
by lightning and rain; the violence of the wind
was such that the trees were uprooted, fences
were blown down and much damage done The
roof was blown off Messrs. Bennett & Waltons
new store, and carried the distance of at least
| thirty yards into an alley. The roofs of Nit
chell Sparks and johnson, Grimes u Co.'S
stores we're also blown off-that OF the latter en-
tirely 80 on one side and the parapet brick wall
| at one end was entirely blown away. The roof
ON Captain John Rogers new row of brick build
ings was partially blown off and otherwise
greatly injured. DR.. N. Spring is also sufferer
from The effect of the storm, ON the roof Of his
| new building the tin 1t is covered by is &c
raised that it will have to be all refastened
| What is remarkable, that all of the houses thai
were injured, are those with metal roofs--nt
other house in the whole place has suffered from
the effects of the storm.
/ We are happy to learn that this gale of vino
was confined to a very narrow strip of country
We learn from different persons that the wind
was confined to 8 strip of country not exceeding
four miles wide. This storm did not last over
ten or fifteen minutes.
II There was during the storm singular occur
renee which we viii not untertake to account
, for Six horses were tied by the reins OF thei1
brides to separate limbs of locust tree, upon
the government reserve, with wide and spreading
: branches, Five of the horses were killed in
stantly by one stroke Of lightning. The tree
apparentiy, is not touched the 1--WE dead horse
: Mad no marks of violence--the sixth horse wa
], knocked down, but jumped up, and, after stag
3 3 geripg around short time, run off There wa
j, no connection between the horses whatever
each being tied to different limbs.
P.-S Since writing the above we had anoth
: er storm Of wind, on Monday evening, whic
$ completely unroofed the large brick store G
Messrs, Sutton, Griffith & Go.
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AN oLD PIONEER. i Israel Donaidsop, now 90
years Of age, paid g visit to Hillsboro', Ohio, a
few days aga, to see some friends. It is stated
that be walks about actively, conyerses with
animation. and reads without glasses He emil
grated from New Jersey 81 years ago to Ohio,
when it was q wilderness, and wassubseauently
taken prisoner by the Indians while on sur-
veying expedition with Gems Msssie and Lyle,
the two latter making their escape on foot. The
Hillsboro' Citizen says:
Donaldson suffered all the horrors incident to
this species Of savage life, and finally one night,
whilst lying tied between two Indians, each Of
whom was ON one end Of the rope, he managed
TO release himself without awaking them, and
escaped to q small prairie near by and con-
ceaied himself in the grass, as IL was just day
break when he found himself free The Indians
almost Immediately discovered their loss, and
with loud yalls, commenced the pursuit on the
back track Donaldson remained concealed in
the grass till they all got out Of sight, and then
struck in different direction, towards the Ohio
river. He spent several miserable days and
nights in the woods, but finally, Just as hope
had almost abandoned hira, he heard the sweet
music Of chopping axe, which be soon discos-
cred to be that of o settler at Fort Washington,
now Cincinnati He was carried to the huts
and kindly ministered to, until he recovered his
wasted strength and found his wounds and
oruises healed, when he returned to his former
residence, greatly to the surprise ana joy of his
friends
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~ OCKAWAY, LONG ISLAND The ssEEaais
S1h pSITa pavLLoN will open June, and HEHHn

u
ceT,e vi siors on the 7Otn the month u. =,
the Hotel tsS,V t
Il nge or Communicating twelve
Heal Of various with without board al t
Hotel IA NAV be preferred. With increased supply o.
private pnblc Stables and Coaeh ouHss, u p'P
to the demand of such an est1bishnens 80, .,.a
provided the most manner anu
with ii choicest every approved brand ,u,,
reereaiun large newus n. NJ,
Gioand, Ladies and ~
a perna Band provided ,y. +, ,a, an, ,o,,
The CT 'oks Walters De-, are sseeea fiene", 'en1 anu ~
can. y, s.s,,, - $40 III
Tie will be the lowe posspe
the preso high cost of provisions, etc ,,, ,ory,
EEilEG Mt tho Hotel or at AZ Cin strae Ns'
JhJ's9'h y'I n - mans may Be seen, jei9 SPIN
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Third District Pound.
wNTAS brought to the Third District Pound, No. So
WV Elysian Fields, as estrays-
One pale yellow Female Goat -..
Three white Female Goats.
One white and black Female Goat.
which, if not claimed within days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will BIZ sold at said pound at public
auction THURSDAY the 9th day of August 1896, OF
O'Clock Z. Nj. AUG. y PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, July 2s, 1856 ......-
Ell etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Troisieme
District, rue des Champs Elysees. NO. Sz, comme
Une Chevre jsune blanc.
Trois Cheyres blanehes.
Une Chevre blanche ct noire.
81 eiles sont pas reclaEees dams dix jours ct les
depenses payees, ees seront vendues Penchere pub
)ioue au dit depot, JEUDI. le Aout, heures T. M
AUG S. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues
Nouyelle Orleans, 2S Juliet, 1886. Jy5o aoS
Fourth District Pound
xwyAs brought to the Fourth District Pound, on
wv First street between Fulton and Rousseau streets
as estray-
One Creole bay pony about Il hands high no brand or
mark visible,
Which if not claimed within ten days, and the ex.
penses thereon paid will be- sold at public auction at said
pound on MONDAY, the 3Oth instant at lo O'CLOCK
A. M. Aou, o. I fnEnEo ni;
New Orleans, July 49, 1855. .Me
I'll a etc conduit au Depot des Epsves du Quatrieme
District rue Premiere entire les rues Rousseau et I'll
In nony Creole bai dsnyron II mains de haut, sans
marque ou etampe visible. ~ ~ ys -.
Al les dts animsux ne sont pas reclnmes dams dix oura
ct les depenses payee ills seront yendus puo
ique su dit depot, LUNpI e 80 du courant ~ heure'
4 Nj AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commssaire des Rues.
Nouyele Orleans, le 10 Juliet, 1866. jy2o 20 80
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EESSUP & CHILDS.-Paints, Oils, Window
las Water zts Q e, New York. iss ~
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TEyRANsP0ETATI0N FROM CHARLES

FH thANbf OlsIAIIOTy + NUM- UHAhLES-
TON, S. c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-Unt further notice,
the rates fto Charleston, s. Co. Montgomery, Aa will
BIZ follows:
class cubic censbors ha bonnss furniture
Oranges, friction matches other ARTICLES
ciAaa, Shoes sad ilery
dry DDS, gass ranta, pick root gnsenl rn
fgS Spirits iurpe auga
rope lard tobacco leather dry hides n copper
machinery,
aoap Candles hardware, hollow molaasss
whne lead, liquor, cfocksry in crates and easks
shipment Charleston
Georgia. Tonnesase and Aabfma
application to HENRY YoNGE,
e8 am Stope street
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6sURL YOUR HAIR-KROLLERION :

TURL YOUR HAtR-KROLLERION. The
Rspt for making this Compound {.isly
this viii in tbs
United States Canada for ONE DOLLAR The kRoLLERoN
will the in ths manner Any
having the most course and auoou!h looking hal
ot and with this il ouruy
good In that sold at %
package Of Kroleton. postage
receipt with directions preparing liquid ofh and 6
directions for Send all lettsya paid,
ms 3md& w ii. A. Trumhull 60 Gbio
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UnitsdStates Life Insurance annuity an6
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. s
...sse0,ooe
q. r. CRAWFORD, ,Presidants tl
,a5 c. g. INLAY Secretary. .- U.
3RAECH OFFICE FOR TEE SOUTH AND WEST,
No.te Csmpstrsst New Orleans.
BENJAMIN FL0AA.ECE, Agent
HARMON DOAEE, Aast. Agent.
s RskEon W HITE PERSONS On
the most yoYahlessrraa. ostlS iy
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New ORLEANS, UPELQUSAS and GREAT
IN WESTERN ExPRGss.-A DAILY EXPRESS is esab-
opeouan Raroad between New Orleans and Bayou
Lauehs, ting with iThe Adams Express"
principal es and Towns In ths North and Nes aud at
Bayou Laiourebe vita - u =. -
Thibodsux Honmp, Tgerve Bsrwiek Bay Paieonsills,
Center, FRANKLIN, New fbsffa ST. Manv Washington and
Opelousas.
Specie iswsr valuaslss every description
delivered promptly. Notes. Drafts Bills col
lectsd, ~ all attended punctlaliy, i5
Each EXPRESS in charge Of Special Messengers
eIehkndiss Greaps the Interior nsi
beoe r. NJ the RSsgiope 70 departure.
aJcsph BarbA is0 Old Levee street will receive prompt
u ento r.
EXPRESS ohe Camp street, daily
A. Nj Renlas Leaves franklin House, Thbodau1 at p H aad
Bayou Lhionrths at y 2. nj.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
tB Ir with the there EXPRESS for the
Of Baggage Of tho city Of New Orleans
the MesHen
delivered directed with promp'nets
mud ddisDaeh.
STARR g. J0NES, Office ~ Camp street.
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hFFlCE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
NsTrfuTloNoinss Ne q Camp s,sest--Iasorp0rsisd IN
The Office of @ Iuinon will be for the reception Of De-
os every tsundays ereepd3 om O'clock
Saturday evenings froni loe o'eiock
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards viii be received.
The of fundsia strictly limited by tue act OF incr
the Public Debts Of the ured Siae the State Of Lou
snd VI the City of New oreanu,
unncabed srd enimpovsd Real Estate
within the ms the eyofNew Osani exceeding
OF the appraised cash value.
tho stock Of tbs Incorporated Banks New
orieans exceeding 50 cent Of the market value
the Of the dnds
be distributed annually tho DepositorH.
the
cslys emcunent whatever.
Cefates deposits having ntssat .. 70 be sgred
$00g deposits for
TRu6TEES,
George Euslis, A. D. Kelly, William yogel,
W. N. Mercer, Urquhari, R. D, Sumner,
6. C. puHsan, A. Hepe, George Jonas,
Wilhsmu6 Bogr-t, p NJ Wood, Thos. A. Giarg,
A, Z. A. Bradford, D. ID. WihsEu.
W. N. MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
VIM. FUGEL, fYfce PIeadeAts.
n. b. SUMNER,
d. d. WITHERS. Treasurer,
NJ B-coplsa of the Aof Incorporation pyLsvS be
laincd Il the Office 5a... essly
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JOS SEPH UFTY,
SU CAMP STREET, 20
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AMI

- ~ STAPLE UUUUS,
mo. 20 Camp street under the Gin Hotel, Neto Orleans
respectfully attention Wholesale
his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS freshly
inported and constantly supplied throughout the year
and Buffalo Combs Of every stvs
variety. @s'-
his own and at tba
lowest Northern factory prices. "
TOILET ARriCLES-Snch Pnra
tum, Fancy Soaps, etc. - ~
FINE FANS PURSES Books Boxes Portable Deks
togeter with endless variety Of Poremonnaies,
stYle and ahape, and unusually prices, - -
GUNS PISTOLS Colts Revolving Piskols
Scaso Razo lie Presarser Fishing Reels Iaske Of
W WATCHES, JEW ELRT etc.
The stock this ne consisting OF the T. Cooper Tobas
and rsa Joseph johnson with Of swiss
and English Levers ther large and Eastern
Jewslry etc. have been selected with
hoBEIS the Wholesale business
offered purchasers. - ~ =, ~
~ Every acla represented or money
~ Watches Jewelry, carefully Repaired warranted
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4 AXE GORGE = The FoRr WILLIAM

A II q II Il u h The FORT WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated at the above place, will be
lhu seeppn of guests the 4Uth of June
Thn Hotel since September last the
the Lake, edate adjoining the Wit
liam Henry and short distance m the Lake Honss II has
sso 725 length on the Lake and 40 with
in the The grounds laid tho
with fopntairf, The
gues lighted with ga Watar brouPh f The
Of the houses furnishing full supply Of hot and cold
hotel comfor that
and is uLtthed 10 style not inferior iscas city
with complete
that Of be pnror,
may pefsrrsd Livery Stable ha
together d abundance of slhbie and barn
DAM Eel GALE, Proprietor.
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4 AANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to TwI-
BILL EDWARps) Nos 49, 60 and 50 New Isvse and u
~ I'll Fulton street, Manufacturer
Tin Sheet and Work. ready to contract o bs
making OF Steam Train Clarifying Evaporaiing pan Ftern
JUICE bozs and everything AEpea9ng 70 hs sagarheus
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc. constantly on hand.
He wond cali the attention planters the which
have ben successful operation plantations Col r.
Camp Messrs s. T Harrison, j. Foa Nelson Doneison o
good Lawrence W. q II. Staekhouse Thomson Co and T.
rsta this ey whom he respectfully for full parcp
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-08

A Kiss IN FEE.--A young German gt
was acquitted on a charge of larceny on Tues
day last in the Court of Quarter Sessions
Philadelphia. The Ledger says that up.
the verdict of acquittal being rendered by th.
jury, she manifested her JOY and gratitude b
manner that very much astonished her cou,-
sci, the court and the bar With tears 4
joyful happiness bursting from her sparkIii;
eyes, she embraced her counsel, and imprhts;
upon his glowing cheek kiss which resoun.
ed throughout the courtroom like the meodl
of sweet music. Her counsel, young ger
tleman of fine personal appearance, thoug.
! taken by surprise, received this tender Sc
acknowledgement of his valuable services fro.
his fair client as a legal tender The girl ii
the scene of her trial and triumph, unconScO1
of the gaze and smiles of crowded cou.
room. and only grateful to her counsel for
delverance from a charge which had thres.
ened, but moment before, like dark clqa
to burst upen her head and darken her futus
life with the perpetual blackness of despA,
and degradation. If this be Que of the laF
yer's perqnisites, we will take to Blackstor
and the other musty volumes of the law IN
mediately.