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~ John 4. Kelvin return. nj. .,.,.

thanks to his friends and the public for the hbsn
share OF custom IN his line they have heretcsa,.
awarded to him. lis late disaster has subjected S
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience But h. \,
again ready TO receive orders. He NAV be found f,r
the present IN the Basement of the Metropoi,,r
his branch OF trade sr o. :. "
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The Petersburg Express speaks in glowing
terms of Thanksgiving sermon preached ~
Grace Church, Petersburg, by Bishop Atkinson OF
North Carolina Bishop Atkinson is undouosedly
one of the most vigorous and clear headed diyines'
and thorough theologians. in the American church
A profound reasoner an elegant speaker, and an
accomplished gentleman, he is an honor to ms po-
sition to the diocese of North Carolina and to ms
native State Virginia
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ry-wM. r. BURwEI.L, Afi isa Gsiy i RisA-
will practice In all the courts 81 "A and Pes
mond and the counties Of Chesss n 10 Of al es'
Prompt attention paid 10 the
entrusted to his care. Main s.TrssA oss'
Once corner Of Governor sai N no i~l@
the store OF H. b. Spence ----==--====---7 /,
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New Books.

BORDER BEAGLEs: 4 Tale of Mississippi
Another of SIMMs admirable novels now in the
course of republication by Redfeld. 1t is crafty
ing to the admirers of Simms to learn that he Is
adding to the series. We believe 1.-The Forayers
is one of the new works. We have just read 1t, at
all events for the first time, with very great plea
sure, and look anxously for "Eutaw" which gives
the sequel Among the many capital scenes in the
"Forayers" we shall never forget the banquet in
the partisan camp near Orangeburgh, gotten up
under the auspices of that indomitabe bon vivant
Capt PoRGEY, and most brilliantly conducted by
him. The scene in which Marion, Gov. Ratlege,
and several heroes of the revolution participate, is
represented with dramatic effect and piquan-
cy The ingredients of the feast were also rare,
and seasoned and served with master hand. At
ter perusal of tbs undoubtedly veracious account
of the affair given by author, the most fas-
tidous person must yearn for dish of frogs legs
We shall not be surprised if this chapter in "The
Forayers" should set the fashion for the introduc-
ton of this decacy on tables where it was never
before known, and that from the rude Threats of
the greenbacked denizens of the pond, we shall
as soon as spring enables them to get rid of the
frog in their Threats. have the most awful fulmina
tons against Simms, emphasized by string of
"Blood-an-'ouns, that will be terrible to hear
Mr.. SIMMs is rendering a great service to his
country in contributing to its Literature his sterling
novels from whose pages its youth can derive
amusement and at the same time, inbibe the purest
sentiments of patriotism and of high souled honor
The Simms novels are, besides, ofvcry great value
for their historical features The annals of that
part of the Revolutionary struggle of which South
Carolina was the theatre, and which have such a
dramatic tinge, are worked up with the personal
adventures of the characters involved in those no.
vels in manner deeply interesting and impressive
II was struggle Of the most intense nature, and
the vigorous and graphic pen of the novelist throws
q flood of light upon the dispositions, actions and
motives of those stirring and eventful times
The Simms Novels are for sale by T. ID. CLARKE.
successor to Buffers.
The "Child Wfte" and "Smike" two additional
volumes of the series of childrens story books
somebody in Massachusetts is manufacturing out
'f Dickens works. with apparent skill and taste-
They are issued from the press of Redfeld, New
York; and for sale By T. D. CLARKE g..
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~ Important Notice TO uouseleenar.

Paterson u Jackson's MAGIC FURNITI RE POI.
iSH is universaIG acknowledged by all who have g,s
It, TO be decided hit" 1t is warranted to give he
most peautfnl polish to furniture, and with less labor
than any other known polish Prepared only and IA,
sale by PATERSON s. JACKSnN
no l3-2w Drugvists II NJ,
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" Simons' Ambrotypes of Chila... =.

stpenorlty OF the AmbrOtype process for trs-r he
ikenesses of small children is quite eviSars As he
tim time required for sitting is only about oa.. sa
hermetrically sealed between two slssso ,aey are
evident that they win last an indefinite nnrl a',
years. @11'Oef Of
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aecnETARYss OFFICE BoARDor Trade,
~ Richmond 7fst Nov, 1855.
e~ Il regular meett4e Of tie Directors
"a the Banrd OF Trade will "a held THIS tWedncs-
tsy1 EVENING. IL half past . o'clock.
10 H-n ~.s@,wM. b. 1sAACS, sec'y.
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~ Fashionable CIoaks and shawl.

w Fashionable Cloaks a N d Shawls..
LADIES' FURS.
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; MORE ANTIQUEs
and Dress Goods generally
CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH ALL THE FIX
TURES.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
A splendid assortment of these Goods, to which VI,
invite attention.
&C Its THOS. r. PRICE l. CO.
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~ DIR. b p a d. of New York, will
ING, at n o'clock. no 2l-lt"
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst Culpeper county. nj the r..;s...
OF X: H. Cunningham, Esq, WALTER K. MARTIN
OF richmond, to Miss CAROLINE X. HETH. dsm.h,
,e' OF the late Col. ohm Heth, of Va.
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~Ladfes' Furs..-(Dne Of the largest and
best selected stock of fUR5 in the city be found
at our new Hat and Fur WnrehCuse, IS Main g..
BINFORD, DICKINSON wEISIGER
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Mark the ImprOVemfnf'.-InTD a. an m.
the American Shaving Saloon, Is bnfl'i ~ II ssa
accommodating place for the reception :, se-
Winter visitors-psintng, guiding .ansSsd -
He will soon have his place handsomely ~ h .le
IL has heretofore been, and will eons ,S sorrr r
ali who want an agreeable Shave, or t1s'l n1 1
in style unsurpassed by any one, w WI. ~ FohOa
Hobson or his polite employees 20 hs I, beealrisE
and get clean niee shave, your s.nr Bah ~
Won will come away better and wiser.
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wUpholstery Goods. -BrocatelIes inda


Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops &C.
Do Cornice; Bands &c. nr,cv ro
I'D. SMITH. Uphosterer makes and put. y
Curtains in the latest style. Orders left with L. T.
PRICE Co. will receive prompt attention.
oc 22-lm
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II Attention Jun q + d.-YOur
Quickstep is ready. with fine lithogruph Of your
Officers. Published aud for sale by
T. D. CLARKE,
zg Successor to w. A. Buffers
no 2i-St if Isl Main street.
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THOS. n. PRICE l. co.

w6oLEN Goops.T r. PRfcE h nd hi ies =,
hand large and well selected stock Of the best Nes
Blankets, Sattinets Plains, Kerseys and Liuseys
which they will sell at the 'owest prices
Oc Its
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-C,.,t. u.,,,s. ,.d Tulmas, Whole.

~ Cioaks, Nantes aad Taima. WOE.
SALE AND RETAIL, AT N. EzEKiEL's' % NAE
have on hand, and continue daiy 10 @ sn,tb
and receive from the most fashionable houses A.
Iarye and varied assortment of Cloth Velvet, ~
tique, and other styles OF ClOaks and Talmas
am enabled to sell at such prices as 20 aey s he
ton. Those in want need but call ana ,s3aiVi
lore purchasing eAse""o' IS MsiH IT,
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SPECIAL NorrS.s. !.

>1~---~~--S->~--@-<-- ~SAo.
a. re the People or RIeI..----,.
ing ,s.. taxpayers in the civ - esd..-Th.
IL. 40 addition Of thirty psr " hishmouS W
Cy most onerons. has been cent % oar = ses
1snsi. e sltHes. sshibisas any ss. he
. sunis .n .s ,sS.psys Of the city
next, at o'clock, in orasy ,hs.en FRIDAY 70 u
may be had to procure nra,. ne proper
financial condition of the ~, invest ration e.
c. w. Purcell, NO tss
Jos Allen. LAWSON,
w. Goddin. TIaaa Grhsn.
VIM. Gray " sssand &C.
ys9uelin P. Taylor, : ;r.s aorris.
VIM. w. Crump, sa,n
Arch'd Thomas ~ hs'VsG
Mann 8 Valentine J,ms. right Jr
Glenn & Davis, IT, - ~, Uhderyo'a
James Lyons Ino " - .sEppes,
Fleming Griffin, &C. u,oSoiett
Sam1 d. Denoon, j = ~ sahiets
JBo. Priddy, Ssr,,I "Iafnss
NJ. Nj. Robertson lar. :. ~ hatherfoors
Hancock Lee, AdanI, = hSmas, Jr
Alfred T. Harris, Pssr;lph c oGi,
Corbin Warwick. |alen.
uO Il--1f
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biackweod's Magazine.
we are indebted to Mr.. j. Woodho,sc. the
Richmond agent, for the November number Of
Biaekwood's Magazine. lzs'"7 =
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EAyalunble Hint TO Fnruiture ne.,.u

Use Paterson Jacksons MAGIC FURNITURE
POLISH 1t is unquestiouably the most labor..s.
wing polish known, and satisfaction is guaranteed
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and retail by
PATERSON i JACKSON
no IS-2w Druggists /; Main st.
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R- Furniture.--The Furniture to be'sOld
at Auction, THURSDAY, the I'D, is ready
no 2l-2t DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co,
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w HAIR rye, Hair Dycs..J OhnSOn, Bar
ber has Hair Dye which is instantaneous, and
washes off. We viii advise all who dye to give John
son call as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
charge.
Also to be had FLETcHEE's HAIR Tonic an infal-
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair is
heir to- - f-
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN & CARY STREETS.
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schooner Foundered mt Sea,

CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov. 90. The schr Victory,
from wilmington, N. G., for Trinidad foundered at
sea yesterday off this port, The captain and crew
were taken off by the sehr Marinda, and arrived
here this morning -le frs
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r. Upholstery Goods.--IndIa aud

IT, Upholstery GOods.--India mud Union
Damasks, Satin deLaines. Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Gimps, Tassels Loops, Cornice, Bands Gcr ssplsa'
did assortment on nand.
Having engaged an almost entire new act Of wofs'
men from the most celebrated houses North, who
with my own experience, am satisfied that pho"Hy
work of every description will be executed 10 '5'
not to be excelled. JOHN +. REGNAtLi,
oe 3O-lm ls2 hah sIee"
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DIED.

:. I'm Monday the 18th inst, SAMUEL IT HIx. .,sa
10 wears and 0 months - hi-A' aeeo
,me friends OF the family rested to attend hi.
w erai al the residence of his father ON Canal
DC tween Sd and 4th streets, o'clock this evening
son the 18th inst in this city at the residence ~
nii :. v Crawford, on ID street, between Claw and
IN ne 18th year of his age, leaving most atect;on
ate and devoted wife, and large circle of friends n
moi ifn Their irrepnrabe loss The author OF this
wen and he can well and truly say Is do many o.be -
That honesty, industry, benevolenee aud penn;ne
coan 10 were the trne features of his character :
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~ A Letter from the Rev, DR.. John G..
fIcCube, OF Hampton, Va,

HAMPTON, VA, Uct 10, I'D
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PsENIgX
BITTERs in my family within the last two years in
of dyspepsia and headache, can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maladies with so signal success this ] have
carefully avoided recommending any ofths Ssn.
GUS nostrums with which the country is flooded BE-
cause believe in a majority of they do more
harm than good but as Bakers hitters have bees
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to With
hold my humble testimonial TO their value.
JN0. e. McCABE,
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, and Duens1
generally. oeT
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/ q Netice..-The Henry Debating Society.
There will be meeting Of ibis Society, their for
MGR Hail. Oh Clay street. FRIDAY evening I'D inst
st quarter before 8 O'Clock. The members re-.
quesIed to DO prompt in attendance. 3
BY order OF the PRESIDENT.
M
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- :. ~ ~ III bbps y
CINCINNATI WnfshfE =, .sIe byi
~ y sNa''' WILLIAMS BKoi"@
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yvA Gold Watch worth SOY, sass ia
Cold Bracelet worth sl2, Gold Loetes vi IL
a splendid Daguereotype in besa tia. W.llss
worth 50, together with boxes % kes ia sE3
IS cents each, at 70" Eh ,,, -, HO,sL
no Is opposite AA
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is requested to my sale of very valuable Household
Furniture, this morning at 10 O'clock the late re-
Gdence Of Doct. NJ. P. Scott on 9Th street. between
Cary and Canal THOMAS w. kEESEE,
no 81 50 $3.50 Auctioneer
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Fsg SALE.--TO remain in or near tl.e
very likely female House Servant is years
Ss.t' NO; Ladies' Maid, and two Seamstress.s Of
ss aLe eharacteri also, Young Woman and child
apply 70 Cary street Jail no 2J...ste,od.
1. Ii.lksA AND FAMILY FLOUR.-iSe-
se's'ns toy sale by NO q ]. j. FRY.
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9 On l. Y s! 5O.--Ladies, if you
Co., want the best and neatest CATERS that you
have ever bought tor 81 80 call at once ut
Maurice's, Isl Main street
we have just received 800 pairs thick sole and thin
sole PACK CATERS at only : SO; also, ladies thick
sole Morocco and Goat Skin Bootees of the yerv best
make, aud thick sole Morocco Buskns; all for sale
cheap, at c. S. MAURICE,S
Isl Main street, Eagle square,
noel Richmond Va
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TnInoRAPH1c Nnwe.
SPOTTED ron THE pIsrArcH.

aThe Dimeulsy with Great Uritaiue
Nv asffiNgToS, Nov. 90--The correspondent Of
tho Ncw York Herald, writing from Washington.
assrts in the most positive manner that, notwith-
standing all assertions to the contrary, matters be-
tween England and the United States appear ex-
tremeIy warlike; that certain demands Of England
for redress are now before tile Cabinet here
- Common rurur here has asserted the same
thing adding that either England or America. must
retraet in order to avoid war. =
The difficulty Is said to eliminate from Cushipg's
instructions, with regard to Hers trial in Phita-
Ielphia. for enlisting troops for the Crimea- -
Hon. J. J. Crlttenden I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20-Hon. John j. Crtten-
den of kentucky, addressed an immense coneourse
Of people from the Girard House last night. He
was most Enthusiastically greeted.
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NOI1CEs@TUCT O1IOWIUK nUOKB, DE1O0Vs
~ ing to the Patrick Henry Society, have been to
ken from the rooms of the Richmond Library Compa
nv, at the AtheE4um. Those having any of these
Books ia their possession will please return them
The undersigned at the rooms of the Christian Asso
citation. at their earliest convenience the Libra
rian is engaged in preparing catalogue:
Aiison's History of Europe, Nos. /, 7, II, r. 1.
and l6 = -.-- '5s'.-. i. =.
Academician .-.......... ga.
Annals of Quodlibet ~
Bacon's Essays .
Bancroft's History of the United States
Beauties of Washington Irving
Do Shakespeare
British Spy
Byron ....-..-
Bnrke's Works, LIST vol
Lambs Works .+-t. ...-
Chatham, Burke, Erskine, &c.
CIestericd's Works
Colcridse, Shelby and Keats
Connbe on the Constitution of Man
CombCs Phrenology
Connexioli of Physical Science
Cooks Voyages on the Pacific
Cowper's Task
Dallas' Recollections of Lord Byron
Debates OF '93 I.
De Israel's Novels
DrydeA's Virgil
Euro eau Settlements in America
Fedcrallst, I'd vol
Frank MiIdmey
Greece, Turkey Russia aud Poland
Greenbank's Periodical Library, lst vol
History OF England
Do Poland
Do Texas
Holy Billie
Horner's Works
Huguenot
Humphreys Tour
Hudibras
Indian Character, Manners, &c.
Intdslity
Jefersons Notes on Virginia
Junius
Lardner's Cabinet Ercvcionedia
Leonidas
Life of Brainerd
Do Franklin
Do Hannah Moore
Do Patrick Henry
Do Washington
Lave and Let Live
Locks Essays, LIST and Sd vols
Manners aud Customs
Mirror of Taste
Napoleons Campaign
North American Review
New Zealanders
Oliver Twist
Paley's Moral Philosophy
Poll0k's Course of Time
Popes Works
Poems, by Colleean
Rolline Ancient History
Rottecks History Of the World st vol
Secret Debates
Spain Revisited
Sturrn's Works
Studies of Nature
Vatheck
Virginia Convention
Walker on Woman
Wayland's Moral Science
Wrsxalls Memoirs
Whverly Novels, vols. l, ?, 8, 6,Zs, H. 10 and 10
The following Books have been taken from the Lii
brary of the Christian Association and should also b.
returned a: once:
kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, No.
Modern British Essayists, No
Owens Exposition OF the Hebrews LIST vol.
Lives of Celebrated Travellers, Sd vol
Tracts, vols 4, 5 and >
Voyage of the Niger, lstvol
Grace OF Christ
Southsde View of Slavery
no 2i-2t W. H. WALKER Librarian
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.--Lily. BY AZ
l. Author of The Busy Hours of an Idle Woman
81.
Mexico and its Religion, with Incidents of Travel il
that Country during parts of the years 85l-52 1854
and Historical Notices of Events connected will
TONS ST..
The Works of Charles Lamb, with n Sketch of hi
Lite and Final Memorials. By Sir Thomas Moon Tai
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PED ASH CDAL, No. .--f 100 tons sumo.
Joseph Francis and Trimmer; for sale by N~A''
SAM. p. HALVES, Basin RAM
no 4l-2t between 9th and 10th sts
SHINlLES...7O,OO all Heart (,yDre..
Bunch Shingles; superior article aud in fine Or
der, just to hand. IL -
LIME-0o bbls. Stone Lime received fresh from
vessel; for sale by c. WALTHALI
no 2i-lt Canal st., between 9th and 7tb
SEGAKS..-A large supply OF imDorse5
~ and domestic Segar, for sale by
no = +. ]. PICoT.
III 0NlA boz. Henry,s superior sPO0T.
orany other make; for sale by Z
no2i KENT, PAINE Co. Agents
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no 81

Eu NOTl e. Il TO RAILROAD CON
Ill TRACTORS AND AGENTS.--We have at
our New Hat and Cap Warehouse splendid
assortment OF W. Hats, suitable for railroad, fac
tory and farm hands. -.
no q "a Main street
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4 CHRISTIAN & LATHKGP would call
Enbroderies:
Rlch Lace sets of Sleeves and Collars
20 Muslin do do do
Do Cambria do do do
Swiss Collars and Sleeves in sets
White and Black Grape do
Linen Collars in great variety
Collars sinsly--in Cambria Muslin and Lace.
as-. black and White Grape. &c. varying in price
from 10 cents $40.
Embroidered Muslin Ca q for ladies'
Infants Enb'd Dresses and Frock bodies COM
prlsing one the Iichest assortr,ents ever Of
tered in this mar get
AT the cash store, W Man street. mo 81
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e. Rlrhmona Dgar1Ges. Nov. -. 1Ab6.
1rptTR -Tksfe l. a Esffer feeiinx = TIE m arkst
"a anote or1zMAry Superfne zoWN1Sfai ehoics
6a5,a So 73{ Exffas $I00EM8. al -
WHEAT-~No change-&2 1ga = zl5 Tor good 70
,;,ns Red: S2I5nS22o for good to prime white.
A.coRN.MSsles al poas5 eents--new IS cents.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF DRESS TRIM

NEW ARRIVAL OF DRESS TRIM
/ MfNGS, BONNET RIBBONS &c.-f have just
received per steamer Jamestown, magnificent assert.
ment of Dress Trimmings consisting. 0f MORE An
tigues from the widest the narrow est; Moss Trim
minss in black and fancy coIors Anti ques black and
colored with plush edges &C., whic 4. having been
purchased ut great sacrifice will sell nc 81 per ct.
ut N. EZEKlELS-
s.stsrezss Cloak and Msptilla Store.
no 81 rs Main street.
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LOST.
I OST OR STOLEN.-On Thursday, 18th

4 OST OK STOLEN--On Thursday, 10Th
inst, either in the city Milford Depot in Ca
rolne county, my POCkET-BOOK, containing my
Free Papers and Twenty-Five Cents i'll money. Any
person finding the above will be suitably rewarded by
having them at the Office of the Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company, on Broad
street MALCUM TURPIN,
No 2N-St& A Free Man of Color
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TABLE COMMUNICATING Ivory Handle
Il Knives and Forks, a ad Knives without Forks
Beef and Game Caryers; Prince Albert Steels; Self
Tip, Stag and Bone Hanf.le Knives and Forks, Cham
payne Nippers; Cheese Knives Cheese Scoups; Oys
ter KNIVES Butter and Fruit do. of the best English
and American nanuf actcry. For sale low by
no Il ZIMMERMAN.
ELEHANT Ash KNIFE AND FORK
II rated on tie Lest material; very beautiful and
durable article; for sale by
no Il ZIMMERMAN.
ABLE Ca > II q Il S.-Candle sticks
Ioast Jacks, Walters, Cake and Fruit Baskets
sugar Tor gs, Soup Ladies', Gravy Ladles Table and
pesse' forks; Tea and Table Spoons, Decanter La
bits W.; for sale by
nozi r. ". ZIMMERMAN.
~ EW STYLES.-Wc lmve receiveeIby
l the last steamer direct from mandatory,
IArge lot of superb quality Clothng embracing many
new and handsome styles, to which the attention OF
purchasers is invited with the that the repu
aii0n have long sustained for selling the best
goods, made in the best msnner s,ad very moderate
prices, shall be fully sustained.
KEEN, BALDWIN. l. co,
no. 81 re Main street.
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DUBLlSHED THIS DAY,--IIiIy, By 4; ne
81.
that Country during parts of the wears 535t
and historical Notices of Events connected with
places visited BY Robert A. Wilson, with IIlusra-
TONS ST.
The Works of Charles Lamb with Sketch of his
Life and Final Memorials By Sir Thomas Moon Tai
So ' 49,
Harpers Story Books. Vol A. ST.
n, A Memolr OF the Rev. Sydney Smith. Edited by
Mrs Austin. vols, (new euppiyl So
The Newcomes. By Thackeray So
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST,
no 2i-2t Nos 5,pd & Fxcbs m 90 Place
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RON SAFEiS.-Everyb0dy should have
one Who has ever in his possesso n books papers
anything OF the kind of value. The disasters of sin.
gre night may destroy the resulta of years of labor
40 secure everything combustb lie OF the above de-
seriptinn, lay Que of Wilders S afes, of
WILLIAM L. BROTHER,
no II (,orr,a C,r nd Peprl sta
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-22

The HOUSE THAT JACK BUR-
SONG one writing to the Crescent
under the signature Ct Traveller, ,
takes the house now building for
Powers statue, to pieces, in the fol
lowing elegant manner:
THE temple G? is situated on the
northern eide OF the capitol, aud is
hardly distinguishable from the river
Aud such a temple 1t is bad
cross. SO far as architecture is con.
cerned. between the native American
Indians wigwam. the summer house
of the once great Bengal. and
the earlier models Of Yankee wood
sheds and COW houses. Hon. Z. War
rem Noise is said to he the origina.
tor Of the hybrid. It must have
been a post.prandial conception; for
in sober, ante prandial hours, no
sensible man would ever have thought
Of such II thing. Besides, | under
stand, the first frame work tumbled
down in slight gale of wind. thus
unquestionably demonstrating its post.
!prandial svmpathies.."
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-22

The Hon. 4. Warren, has nothing
to do with it. The wisdom Of the
last legislature, conceived and brought
forth the fabric, with an appropria.
ton Of $4,000. Mr.. GAlLAeEn Of
New Orleans, planned the establish
ment, and a brother of Mr.. Il. W.
MOSS, a well known artist, has the
commission to see the plan worked
out.
The same writer to the Crescent,
in speaking Of the Capitol. shows
up his knowledge of Drudish archi.
lecture. but Of the Trgean, not a
word. @