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, 1856-12-12

aS- The following standing committees have beer
respectively in the Council and House Of
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
ELECTIONS:
Messrs. Wiley, Poe, and Pagett.
WAYS AND MEANS:
Messrs. Abernethy, Cock, and Denny.
EDUCATION:
Messrs. Denny, Abernethy, and Pagett.
JUDICIARY:
Messrs. Poe, Wiley, and Abernetby.
CLAIMS;
Messrs Cock, Denny, and Van Vleet.
MILITARY ATFArRs:
Messrs Denny, Cock, and Poe.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS;
Messrs. Abenethy, Van Vleet, and Pagett
RULES AND ORDERS;
Messrs. Pagett, Denny, and Wiley.
ESGRossED BILLS;
Messrs. Wiley, Poe, and Huff.
ENROLLED BILLS;
Messrs. Pagett, Denny, and Van vleet.
INDIAN AFFAIRS:
Messrs. Cock, Poe, and Denny.
COMMERCE:
Messrs. Pagctt, Denny, and Cock.
PRINTING:
Mcssrs. Wiley, Cock, and Poe.
coRPoRATIoNs:
Mess.s. Van yleet, Abernethy, and Pagett.
MEMORIALS:
Messrs. Abenethy, Cock, and Denny.
COUNTIES:
Messrs. HUI, Poe, and Pagett
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS:
Messrs. Abemethy, Pagett, and Van vleet
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
ELECTIONS:
Messrs. Rutledge, Rhoeder and Huntington.
WAYS AND MEANS /.
Messrs. Chapman, Henness and Briseoe.
EDUCATION:
Messrs Knight, Morrow and Smith.
JUDICIARY
Rutledge.
CLAIMS
Messrs. Morrow, Gesey and Kiser.
MILITARY AFFAms:
Messrs. Henness, Kelly Smith, Wilson and
Meeker.
ROADS AND nIGAwAYs:
Messrs Judson, Knight and Rhoeder.
ExGRossED BILLs
Messrs. Rhoeder, Meeker and Baker.
ENROLLED BILLS:
Messrs. Kiser, Hinckley and Brseoe.
INDIAN AFFAIRs
Messrs. Miles, Longmyer and Phillips.
COMMENCE:
Messrs. Wilson, Blankenship and Strong.
PRINTING
: Messrs. Blankenship, Chapman and Kelly.
CORPORATIONS
Messrs. Briscoe. Rutledge and Hlnckley.
MEMORIALS;
Messrs. Strong, Caples, Miles, Wilson and Clark.
COUNTIES
Messrs. Phillips, JudsOn and Prebstel.
RULES AND ORDERS
Messrs. Caples, LOngmyer and Meeker
AGRICULTURE
Messrs. Geisy, Prebstel and Baker.
, 1856-12-12

Pow-Pow.-An Indian, claimed as be.
longing to the Green or White river tribe,
half Clickitat, was week or two since
killed by the guard at Ft. Steilacoom, un.
der the following circumstances. 1t seems
that military commission, regularly con-
vencd at the above fort, had pronounced
sentence Of death upon this Indian, under
a charge of having been engaged in the
Green and White river massacres last fall
Subsequently his sentence was commuted
to Imprisonment for term of years. A
few days since he had succeeded by means
of O file in disengaging himself of the tram.
mels placed upon him, and on the arrival
at bis cell of the person charged with ser,
wing his rations, Pow-pow attempted to
take his life, whereupon the guard fired
and the prisoner was Instantly killed.
, 1856-12-12

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Ex-PREsDENr VAN
BuREx.-E President Van Buren, and his
son Smith Van Buren,, were thrown from
their carriage on Thursday afternoon by
their horses taking fright and running away.
One Of the arms Of the former was broken
and the latter was slightly injured.-N Y,
Tribune, Nov. Ga.
, 1856-12-12

HEAD OF THE SoUND.-We are informed
from good authority, that Capt L. BALcH,
Of Steilacoom, has entered into contracts,
aside from the mills in the immediate vi.
cinity of Steilacoom, for all the lumber
manufactured by the mills at North Bay
Priest Point, Deshutes, etc This would
seem to indicate revival in the lumber
trade which is now, il ever, needed by
our citizens-all branches of industry hav.
ing been virtually suspended since the com.
mencement Of Indian hostilities. Success
to the enterprise of all who seek revival
Of trade.
, 1856-12-12

EuRoPE.-The Asia, which arrived here
on the slst ult., and the Canadian, which
reached Quebec on the Sd inst, bring us
further European news The Canadian
left Liverpool on the 22d ult.
, 1856-12-12

B1- Owing to the sickness of one of the
compositors connected with the Office,
and the hurry in closing considerable
amount of legislative printing, no paper
was issued last week. We hope this will
bc the last failure of the kind for some
time.
, 1856-12-12
Z. 60. n.

THE regular meeting Of OLYNRIA LnDaE. No.,t. of
Il the lNDEPENDIcsr ORDER Of ODD FELLoWs, d held
every Saturday evening al "a O'Clock IN the building
formerly occupied by Wm. Rutlcdge two doom east Of
the Washington Hotel. .s
AN members in good Standing IN the order, arr invi
ted 20 attend EDWARD FURsTE, Secy.l
Olympia, oct. 10. 1855.
, 1856-12-12

Bag- We will publish next week the re-
port of Commander SwARrwoUr, giving a
detailed account of the action had by the
U. S. steamer Massachusetts, with the
Northern Indians near Port Gamble, a
few weeks since
, 1856-12-12

p@- A man in Maine who had stol en- q
watch, gave as an excuse, that he was un-
well and his physician advised him otakt
something. Htf sfl.lai1
, 1856-12-12
Religious Notices.

The Rev. @. T. WHIrwoRrH, presbyterian) will
preach At the district school house. On every 9TH
er sabbath, commencing December 7th, 1850, At II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'clock, P.A.
Rev. l. II. DILoS (Alethodist Chnreh,l VIII preach
every Sabbath on the ground floor Of Masonic Hall
Olympia, at II o'clock, AN sir. s
, 1856-12-12
MARRrED,

At tho residence Of Capt. Henness, by Rev. J. p,
Devore. Mr.. JOsEfH GIBSON and Miss N1RcIssA Jazz
HESSKss, both Of this county, Nov. SOth, 1856. n
, 1856-12-12

81 There will be a meeting Of the Puget Sound
Territorial Bible Society the 1zt Sabbath of Jan
this place. The Rev. ]. N. Berry Of II. stelacoom
and the Rev. Mr.. whitworth are invited 10 address
the audience. general attendance is solicited
2 Olympia JDse. I'd. 1856.
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POLITICAL.


ITO THE MECHANICS AND woRKfNGMRN or ~ =
state o. New York. -0n behalf OF the Journcym~n Pr
lsrs York. tho Undersigned desire 70 reurn heir
thar their brother work not only o The craft but
aso az other Industrial pursuits throughout the STATE and 10
unite with congratulations az the signal defeat which
coui.red in rc through which have just ps-~d
Without reference the political views protested by per-
time they felt called upon lhs AID
az their fellows Of the working classes generally
and unjust employer and 20 teach him that absence
dealing pyHe life and business relations, BY
hopors The Response with which TIA, appeal has been
Is now OF history Mr. Brooks has been Nhclm
ingIy defeated and this result the Journeymen Prnisrs
whom be bad wronred aud oppressed can claim 70 have Ia
Tits OF lse matter OF slight importance; bat Tho
wholesome lesson Win rculcae viii not We hope b ios
upon those who ambitious Il political distinction
The undersigned committee would also this oppor
uniy Acknowledge The receipt Of large number Of ad.
dresses and Communications received by them from
every portion The STATE response 20 be appeal issued by
this Committee and pednR ths cooperation which has
been sbundhny manifested In the cccti.n fhe
proinpneSs and uaulmy Of tone shown IN these connuri
and the aDess iii hch their pledges have been
rvcesned give evidence Of what can be effected by coal
among the industrial classes On behalf OF the Joar-
primers OF New FORK, feel that promise
reciprocaie his action OF friends OF other trades
any liling occasion when Il shall be required Off
cuAs. W corBrRs. chaSTas, ito sscr srccs-nay
WIN L. SIT Bps = ph srcc,-TrIbune oahcc.
TBOS. WALSH, rs Elizabeth sirret-Tmss onlce.
ISAAC ID. BolCE or Washington slrest-Banks A Gould.
noBtRr y. DACK, 10 I'm s'reot--uerald office.
GEORGE W. SMITH, LD Orchard sircet-Daly News
ARTHUR RoGrns tos Greene ssrocs--Trfbune oaee.
NEw Y0ng. Nov. IL 1sF
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TIL BuFr RETRO DE- GurTFs.-rHrs HOUSE P,s
II been essbissed toe the entertainment Of srapgers ira
vefnu the island OF Cuba especially
sho may wsh 70 the winter m h mild and benxnAns
climate The tswn a guines n stued the railroad lead
csee and hss ne ssvsnsse % The nvHlt Of be-
ore occasionally everywhere he nortbcru coast by
drc q kb running northwest and southeast leAcue
DE north Of GuiDeS, hus giving . southwestern s~yPct
pwass the Carbesn Sea Distant absu twelve miles he
cpretor will use every possible means In his power
Situation OF yshers agreeable possible They
viii have ue advantage sso IN Of sickness ser
v~es American physician who VIII hcinel
81 lg prrfnce IN NE oftbs daesses bo, az
p~rste and tvupical reaons. RAMON ALMOHArLA.
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A PIERRE HOrSg gcs C7q-sg1 BROADWAY. PR.
vaie No. fnity sreeThis house having nm.
de sona considerable Improvements ~ annexng the upper
rst n The bouse y ready for the reception of
81. ga Prlvaa Nbls HrrruYed. Rooms suits single
With or wtho4s toarL D. FREEMAN superintendent
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1855.

AWW1KMENrS.
RAOeenAnS SOwnsY rHaATxa
- us~s a. s.S. = .s.sao1-
%s s.as Fl s.s s.Gsry..::is :s..s
~; r; y "A = ss; ~: Ne. ~ y
Is0nG visn imHsoons. Mr.. Brougham
a1sT rs. SoT = so osS fs''''
s.ss sr1;s -. ssG sss ss:
Herman: Mr. Hodges Baron B'Oadsrs M as.lsmy
NM BALE
FSssIl "a. Dsa s,. Assss asa rss
:. o'- Madame Pon
/, URroNe NEW rHEArBE
yTsss sir q dsY PIECES
suspor,eS BY he aishe.. T.i.nt. The Union.
The pi0 'ns I'D sn n;ssys so ar S69nr
Received xi' loud applause and ths capital play Of SELF
THIS sfSn rre Ri % PRO Friday W. and
sa. ss ON he e sesaas now
NJ D.y..p u s. %s sS'Sssss of Rochester
y.ss1 r. 1s'f Psss n ss s Fsst Mrs C.
eo T. sss s and OF
Sr c%.spy ,, e. o@ y "a hrs, rises ,;s1
(,nAxBzas STREET Z. ,H sa.,,.,a
fDc60f-UH090
's - ' BENEFIT o. Mss sDs CIIF RON o''' =
TIN as'i s8s4I S0T sR 4
THE sxnEs 0os'AASu.rrAS
BLACK EYED UsAS.
RoUaH DIAMOND.
hareery Mss ADA 1hon
nAssR JgyEsMs c x.
SeDry Wood. Lesses add Susioess Manass
" THE sisEs or MAasEILi.ss ''S'
70 ''i'ei0'' VII Iu 'as ias's 2 THE TABLES
Doors open q. On, to Commences ct rs O'Clock
......1 % CENTS
geo cHRrsrY 4 WOODS
4f1 B-old~a ~, below Grand street.
ssay .has1sss x xsDsss
ssaso s hs.sf'S'
p TSnn.s with. On IN, ,,r.xv
saasay- Maso1Ea sbs g sALL .''A
Tickes Is cents To commence 4. ~. oclcck.
I AURA KEnsEs THEATRE
BROADWAY, rEAh Bousres sTREsr
sesPsesaS anoa1ncra Ina; ;ss new iemps o. me
By the proDsieier shn Trnoe the esieorassd s.eaoS
few Sa y win Opened he uss
ne M s sas nas une
The Archeets scnA ins and direction aod pareu
unsurpassed for It's excellence BY IN. Of building N s
country.
A masnisceB; Draoery Curtain and act Drop nom the
artistic pencils OF sign or Aegri and sgnori Cya Son Of
the Academy Of M Win and Decorations BY Henry
Hoffman, and the Ceiling AM Frcscoes by signor 8udccn
ana Dc..so complete The ensemble IN The aa.,sar,um
gentlemen of Last and many Ia additions
Icced for heir lodged merit n.strtonc ars The
stage has been desgped arranged asd completed with direct
rsere, &C . 0s krcSnshon o. sssss q oesa sa .
The Musical DEPARTMENT urder The direction Of Thomas
aAer vii be the most complete and elective known
sny hcatLe nroducns new ana of1pal ,ausc arranged
The theatre WI be opened with the flvore Shaksperean
plsy. IS You LIKE 1T,
powerfully cast. The scenery painted BY Mss.rs lag
tAornc and Amy. LAURA KEESE,
Sole Lessee and Dt-oc.ress.
a. BALL, Stage Manager.
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AAUsEMENTs.
~ Doss op@ o,<; % commence sTh.
TivnsD.S aals,.d; WOW; is isss. '''
,MLLE fHsARsA Soakss IN her great cha-.ver
IEDiABI.E A orArRE.
nc '''sA'' ''' Ia Ssfs oHAxrErRE.
-'' ''' sLxaotHE. ribs aivaI FAisiEsi. ''Aos
brac.. Antot.
fIE wosDERIUL Ri;vsis every night ''''
E" Door Last .si' s : n r s1T one ~
sH. VILLAGE.
He win perform to P P,ss. S sGy , y
u Kotaebues celebrated play Of that NAME
sr Blake ..so a9s
H. h bso Mr. rh Mr. soA.rn Mss Mar. Sfs Cana NM
nAsArEh.
Mr. Holland, Mr Lee, Mr.. allen &C. In the cast
To morrow-Fist time tbs season. :.
- The RENT DAY.
p n Ss cs sEs Il n
AoADEAY OF MUSIC
I.,s,~. FouteenN ssrocs.
fHE Ia . esAss az or 7. "a TROUPE.
presented sss &c Sssns sS cSs h four acts
'' sssor AxopI0. and
s,snor COLETTI
$500. In the principal rsles.
serured ssa.s 90 cents extra Amphi,ha~rs +. oe
ses.s may be secured at The Academy at Han SOM
Door r open at X Opera commences q. O'Clock.
QARNUNn AMERICAN AUsEuH-rHRR DAYsNOH
% q DREL. Three days more Of Cen. Ton Thanh
- ihs request many families VIII 30 !spsssss s S"
ssss o. S' ~ esn. rn1 rS.s s o. S
snssrnns,s BESIDES songs dances now oons.s "a II
great enases D. their Son. Ono a ths lar
has .5 Just sUs EIGHT ss pigs md rss s
uinanca. u cents children nncer tan IN
pUCKLEY's sERgSapERS NEW HALL. So BRO
ID Opposite k'bos Garden.
From tho great succeeds Of
SWAMI,
Il win be repeated all this week
q swaine buckley in the great character er Ole r
Buckley ia the funny part Of. ..............rsu d
NJ Percva and he rest Of the admired troupe In promine,
characters.
NEGRO nrycrpELsY
Sopcert rmmences NJ IN O'Clock Admission. - centa.
chesisa seats. 30 cents.
THALBERGs THIRD CONCERT AT SIBLos.
u THuRsnAr NV. IS
NINE. CORA DE wfLaonsr, signor xoRELLr.
o0'' Mr. rHAiBERa $500 ''s''e SoS'
WIN play ss Fantasia. 90 or ahs sasnsrots ard "Lnca
and second tmeD the t'rand Variations from
Lrhsir d Amore."
The sale OF Reserved seas commences Wednesday No
L. a. - A Mt the
Up gv not oal s: gss..nFs No 2ol R.csa adv
Tiri Ct offices open every cav from . O'Clock. =
Admission the evening al the door 81
nix FOURTH O0sCERT
Ok SATURDAY, Nov. IS
commence srday Nov. IA al A NJ, :. tAs Tex
sfiees
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Drivers Of stages AMI veh ces II every hpd r~que
70 keep the side II broadway cvenir
ns1t Al ~ o'coet. as s desired that the may
terry ~ ~ m nut.s from n. fhea
. eesr TRACK ard Adams' Express Company wiz enab
rocket from nc a Canal and Broadway A.
one y ihe Psk, viii give notice Of The paesage throw
Broadway Of thc expres carriage.
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SUOO esrssp- al MA &c euS cas nsss gsLs ~.
mcnt % 0hcr ard al other remedie. Cat lIs
S.ss No 'S rss y. nc ory p.s csr so = ss
~ o or rss !, any sss-rssy cures AA- psross
receIer cny drive The dseas. . he sloo3 81 ssiy n
r,nrSy On eara IVA, does rpv n sssS. .n ans Ne On
q hsrdbi stating Dr. nuu'cr bss removed ylaDo
DR wAEp,s uSronruNArEs FRIEND - ruE \
~ plus ultra q yenereai medicines ssd but re hires 10
sown % nee, WI un,erssi appr.espco, and stamp
~ essrs reward Of % a., S s wa he
pee Demonstration can cure private decreases With equa
ether aievaiss day rsose Who iouSs .hoa
ss so1 hs se y ssss chr. sse sSc sssss Rsss
nauseous compounds hitch destroy stomach Ana svr
e q iR wa Soa sS s7 ne soaoYn
pessures q e ard feel uat Richard l. himself again
Broadway. 80
nH. RArPUs OFFICE HOURS . TO N N 70
~ " " Sunday excepted, sa3 Houston st., Wooster,
nR. coBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET. NAY ne CO,
~ suited privately % diseases. The victims Of Yusete,
eau o. him with tn certainty q being scnorsbly reae
See DR. c.'s dpicms from the New YORK. Uuiversty in K
ms. covPEn. no. u nuAss svAEsr, NAY m coi
~ suited privs.sy :. olss.ee. II rsams % nispsc.
Sered. Charges modersis y b.SSc Ne nj s ss
nR. DUMMY, Nc . THIRD AVENUE, NEAR SIX,
~ enth sreet.specialsst IN Diseases of the generave ar
Atu'cr@-tu pfsrfice ~ enahs
DR. Qumby 70 guarantee cure br Quimby monthly I'll
for ladies'
nR. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON wHprCA
.'ysr . sss nsss s.,s.d edition.
remedies and shows the superiority OF he sstkor
Paris ard London treatment Of emissions inpc,eper st4
urcs, gleet &c lie al such diseases Al "a Merc
street. q sprsg opposite ~ Nohoka Hotel nom
A. W. ull u. NJ. We recommend Dr Iarmout 10 ne
HIcied.Courrier des Eas Unis Day BOOK Democrsi &C.
IMPORTANT TO rFwAIFs-DrEAsrs or FEMALE
i exclusively treated BY DR.. DUBOIS Remedies fcr
male arrangements, from 81 n ~ Relief guaranteed In
Consultations and letters strictly confidential.
usnts from distance provided With bexd nursing and
elusive attendance Once No az srtv Rfne1 Wesf Fk~
street, New fork =
DrCOpD's rRArTrCr,-DR HAMMOND NAY ,
~ consulted eonnd snis! on an important 49, d nal
Or san er pup o. prs Csrncchas Asd .c Of ~ ~
personally OF By letter. In nj nd from % DAILY
q y. Hkx1ouA - ~
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SPECIAL rorIcE.-rBRrE NIGHTS MORE AND
- three only, q be extraordinary performances burton
THEATRE To night n and Saturday the Gully
evenings ha be given 70 the nc
night the heaul ard really excellent pieces Of PRE-
stNTED At COURT and SFl<. secure BY all mcans
for such supported By the hrst dramsc talent
but sekom W be witnessed on the same occaz.on.
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IrCOPDs fRArrTCr,-Dn HAMMOND NAY =
IN consulted eonndepsy on an importAas sa~s Of al
dies be rooms SO Broadway, opposite ths ~ H,shcls
and Ricrd o. Paris Cor-ulstiops IN unGnah Yrsss
personally or By letter In MI And from % daily
q n. Hkx10uA r. ~
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HENRY Q. JARRETT. General Director.
DROrGHAM's TRIP TO PHILADELPHIA
ID sfhCi IL NOTES.
HoerN ~ certificates Informed that
been effected whereby they In Pbnadspha IN
~ o'clock Friday morning IN. being COS
Tor thai train.
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r,ryrspvp pARLoRa AND BEDROOMS TO LET-rN
SUITS ~ separately hv The month or year suitable for
boarding. bopse and would be JET 20 rood tenant for one
fnquire On he premises opposite Washington place, 10
tFs aissaw
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-07
PARIS SILK BONNETs.
O'CONOR

HAS just received beautiful assort-
IL ment Of Paris Silk Bonnets--alsc an invoice
Of Ane Dress Silks consisting of Striped and Plaid
silks, Mcire Antique, Black Italian Silks. plain nd
figured. satin Emb., Grape, and Taslatan Blel
drepes Jsuvin's Kid Gloves, best make; Rigo-
let's, Rachels, Roas, Bracelets, Ladies' and chill
drers' Gloves and Gauntlets, Velvet CufFs, Fur
CUFFS, Down CUFFS, Swans Down and Fur Tfimg,
Moss Trim'gs, Tom Thumb Frnges, French Rail
road Corsets. Bridal Wreaths and ve;is-Color-
Ell Wreaths-1nfants Eulb., Robes and Caps
Ribbons, Flowers, Feather. and Blond Satin
Goods Of every description. Crapes-Flcrence
Silks and Tulle; False Hair In every form. Per
fumery and Fancy Boxes. A full stock of Staple
Goods, such as French, English and American
s'nnes es, :. tsh nen,, shifting and
deco O'CONOR,
Opposite Post ONCE
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Steam Pressed Brick.

LUX the convenience of the citizens Of
L Baton Rouge, an office has beer open-
ed at JosauA BKAL's STORE, opposite the
Harney House, where orders NAV he left
for immediate transmission to the SrxAM
bR1ck and LUMBER MtLLs, Of the subscri-
ber, and will be filled with quick despatch
A. il llven at the Office on the ward. those
wishing iirm and durable article, are So
licited to test the quality Of the STEAM
PRkssEp. q Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, At lowest market
rates. )auE2S.tt) J. H. SCHENCK.
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0fnts. Clothing emporium,
First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
(VOfhf1lg E1D,1DO,.je1e,p.

TyHE subscriber has Just received BY
Il steamer CRESCENT Cry. from New
York a large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts; Shirt Col
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&c. all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
andiwill be sold at low prices In order to
do Justice and give satisfaction TO cash buy
ets he has made it rule in all cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash. and will in all
cases strictly adhere TO that principle.
sept6-y. w. ID. PHILLIPS
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THE DAILY COMET.
Published AAily (NfoAaays EavsptsA.)
q. A. PIKE, Ealaor 4 Proprietor.
--e<>-s-
office ON Third Street.

"TerlMs.- saNsctiption IL nxed At the
rate of % 90 per annuna, payable IN advance, or
~ Is published ~ - ersr annum, invariably In
advance. BclA viii be punctualiy delivered With
IN the limits u the City BY the carrier.
AAveftlslM9.- Dollar per square
ever sANsequeut inssrtisn--ten lines Or less. con
sMtstc square.
Yearly AAvertlsim9. - Merchants, Ira
Aers, and others, viii be contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
JWh. " 0vk. facilities fbr doing
Job Work with neatnsss and despa tch-in all Va
kietiss of solors, cannot be surpassed BY any es-
Establishments IN the City-such as:
bAwYERs' BRiRss- s--BAtL Ticx.rs-PosfERs-BI
s(t.rs--niIL % LADis9s-pRo0RAMM MMss-ELIcfto
-DRcuGssrs' LAnRis s-CAADs-CiRCui.vRs--
and $tslriSu OAsps For farther particulars, Ne
Invite yea to call and see our specimens.
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Mechanics Tools.

meChRmfC's Tools.
pENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws, Plains 'nf all kinds
Augers and Auger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchetts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. u. c. MoNrAN Church st.
FISH LINE Floats, assorted sizes; Linn
L erick and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; Shot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns-On hand for sale by
may ~. ID C.. MONTAN.
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To POaufers.

A lK1N'S Corn and Cotton Cultivatcr.
n This truly useful agricultural improv-
ment, has been fully testedhy highly res
Pectable and practical planters who atterful
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane. or Cotton. there is saving
Of at least one third the labor tc man and
horse over the common rlcw. Its new
invention. Patented March 20. ls4g.
Planters are invited TO call and examine it.
A supply on hand and for sale by
TTTNNARD h HEDENBt1RG.
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1NMAN's PATENT,
Gate and Door Sa,1't1sgs.
rrVnf, Vsr0nrp of0Nrr,n .o,. e..~a f..

THE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
l. this invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale at price which is moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doors in this
city, apply at augll D, c. MONTANS.
Wootleu Ware, l3rocrrs. Brushes, Ntc,
HAND Brco,ns; Wisp. Hearth, Borse,
Ill White wash. Marking, sctubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes Churns; Reels /;
Butter Da.hers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks
Wooden Pals; Piggins Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
&c. D. c. MONTAN,
juA. Church street.
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DOGAN T. LEGENDRE,

Wcrters in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Third M.--Nsesty oppe.ite HutchisoH's stable
N"HE subscribers will attend promptly
l. to all orders in their line. making and
rePeiring cutters. copper pipes for machine
ry, stove pipes. nc,
~A good stock Of Tin ware always OF
Srend. and made to order
may BY BOGAN 4 LEGENDRE.
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Carriages, Harness. VVhjpa.tLc.

TNHE Subscribers assortment of Carra-
l. ges. Harness. whips, &c. is now COM
plete, and he invites an examination Of
his stock before purchasing in New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Wareroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
TUNNARD h HEDENBuRG.
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Qar1warf al y. q. Montall.
House Furnishlnxs.

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers ;
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps ;
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties: cast and earthen Spittoons oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays: Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters !;
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished. Brittania and silver plated Ia
bic Castors, at D. C. MONTAN'S
jul3 Church street