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h NNUAIS AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS, elegantly
beautifully illustrated suitable Tor christmas and
New Years presents
"Gns OF memoys wherein she reckons
kind remembrances OF friends and old affections" .
The Republican Court American Society in the Days of Wash
ippton 81 portraits of distinguished women
The Napoeou Society under the First Empire BY
Frank Goodrich portraits beautes Wits and hsroines
The Souvenir Gallery, with IL engravings.
The Diadem, with 10 eBgrayingh.
Tho Mors Rose The Flake The Passion Flower, The
Menorys GIFT of Affection, Friendship Oferlng rho
Gem Annual The Amaanh The Token OF Friendship The Gold
en- Gin The Magnolia Phopena, FIiendshp Token The
Free Masons Annual Annual The Forgefe.Noi, The
Token The Garland, The Hummng Bird Juvenile, The Violet
American ANIMAL and many Others mention, an
beautifully illustrated
ILLUSTRATED Works
Byron Scott Shakespeare, Moore Pope. Roger, Thorpson
IfeGans Cook Burns, Shelly, Spencer, Swift Beauron aud
Fletcher Congeve, Faquar and Fauburg, smoct Ffoartb
Byron Gallery Gallery Shakespeare Gallery and uhen
Bentcs beautifully Portraits OF the Female Aristoc
racy England beautifully illustrated Shakespeare Fnbean
coored plates Traveller Illustrated Mrs Jeme sons
of Women beautifully illustrated The preens Of
England OF Tho Court Of Chsrer H. The Poctcai Al
bum Milton LAerro and Pouserccc illustrated with ngs
OF steel ,,. -. /,
mates; Poetry elegantly uaIncd Poetry OF the
Fields elegantly illustrated Sabbath Bells, elegantly illustrated
Poetry Woods, elegantly illustrated macamys Lays OF
aanty illustrated Reiqucs OF Ancient RomaHce and Poetry
And many standard Works suitable for holyduy gifts
ALSO
full beautifully bound and nlusrn
ted supply Family Bibles Of various styles
binding Books and Bbes of different
sizes uiso hound in various styles on rae nt ,,,,,s
Dec "a bookstore, near 9th ST.
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WORKS OF Charles Lamb, Joanna Bnillc, Nnclin-
tosh Coleridge, swi Bacon Burke Lamaine, Fodsmih,
w.ber mtons prose- Irving Gibbons rycailnneous,
HINES Milford Spectator and other the British
acauays Misceanes and other Of the Standard belle
Let's vres are undersigned; fine editions fine
bindjngs mostly imported from London by himself
Deco rhaNth IAtLoh"
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EIEssT PRE- 1IUD pIAsOS.--Just received al my piano
495 Eleventh above Pennsylvania three
splendid pianos Of ~ OK octaves from the factory OF Stein
New York planes obaint the FIRST premium
last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute Hav-
for The sale these pianos the District OF
umba public respectfully invited call aud them
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
pianos made In this country or in Europe.
hand of other and secondhand
For good workmanship warranted and all pianos purchased from
will be kept in year without extra charge.
g-eodah +. q. REICHENBACH.
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IN PqRsUANoE " law FRANKLIs rrERcE I....5rus af
s Vptsa sites Of America, do aea ssa ksoq
public sales w ths ssf gss. q
the Iowa. periods hssesaisf 3ssHAss, y ~"f
Al lana paes at osls4 eomsnsi.s Noalay "a s-riA
esy Fl Nay neat for the disposal Of The Pabs land asa'a Ns
the fOIlowinE-nam townships, was
EoHfA Of Of lAs ma Prtseea Harss.
Townships ninety nine and une handIsd Of rsnss tsa
Townships ninety eight nns-nns, snd one bsads q 'ns'
Townships ninety eight ninety MAE, hundred q rsns.
Townshps niOeiy hundred rsnss tASissa-
Tow1.SP: NINETY nins and oas Ssas5 q
Townsbp one handred, II ranse ,sssniess
To@nshps ainsy sisss and oSs nanarsa or . 4l
Iownsnps ninety our, yuetF ave. LaetysE, hiRsyssssn
ofhce at FoEr GODos commencing on aSadsy
fourth day May neEi fo The disposal busa land situated
within The following named townshiPs, WIS
SOTth Of e base line aud Of s A FraPa usrsiSn
Townships ninety four Ninety i've ninetysir nasyssssi
ninety nins and one bundled q range ss
Township one hundred, of range tseny- sisAi.
Al The land Office sioux CRY, commsneing Monday
within The following named townships, viz.
South cfths base line Of mn principal meridian
Town.hips ninety four and ninety I'VE, Of range ,ass
Towoship ninety, i've Of Iange niriy..ir ,,.
Townships ninety six aud Of range ihynns
Townships ansIysix aud ninety seven OF range ortyOne
Township ninely-six, OF range tOrtytAres.
Township ninety-six of range foriyive.
Townships ninety hye and nnetyx, OF Jortu-sir
Townships ninety and nnety-siS Of range
Fractional tewnps pinefour, ninety and ninety six, Of
range forty eight.
Lands appropriated BY law for The Of schools military
other pupos together with those wamp osehewed lands
made thereby unfit for cuIuv1tiop granted TO the State
the act entitled IAN act 10 enable the State Of Arkansas and other
States reclaim the swRmp apd within their limits approved
september ssth 1850 will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the lands will be
appointed, will the order which they
Used, until the whole shall have been offered
closed but sale shall be kept longer Than weeks
pvste entry OF OF the lands will be admitted until
expiration oftwO weeks
Given hand the of Washington fifteenth
day OF December pomini thousand hundred
hiiy-s D.. ......
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President;
THOMAS A. HEEDRIcKs, ........ t..
..l Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-BMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every ened the right -empon any Of the
lands within the townships and OF townships
rated Is required 10 establish the
register and receiver of tho
hagoT practeabs after seeing oiee and before
the day appointed for public
the lands embracing the Thc claimed Otherwise
be forfeited. r.. ...r.. TT -
se7 & n. TH0S A. HENDRICKS
- . Commissioner OF III" +"
Dec 23-lSwi3w rt-." General Land Office
II s,
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Episcopal High school of Virginia,

Episcopal High school of Virginia,
AT Hopard, the Heights, three miles ~cst Of alexandria
Rev. JOHN p MCGUIRE, Rector
THE session Wednesday, 10th Sep
ssas board regular course, Modern
References The Bishops clergy
R s n Of 20 Esy Mr. af Washington and
Circulars containing OF study terms SC,
Mcclure Theological Seminary, raa.
'' seyAs s't july ii, 1856.
EpRTHER Arrivai. Taylor IL maury's.
s Vacant By N MaHn' Raid asas 81 So
new Translation Of Faust by @, I. Brookss 81.
Kooag Cloth ls s, o. morocco antique sia y
The Deserted Villages by Goldsmith; illustrated English edition
The Ancien, Mariner; illustrated, %.
P PesG nnS L "a D9s Go Is cover 50 cents
Mieducia Thousand Pleasant Things; selected from Notes
Paul FAME n nsyei; by willis, 81 os
E Rome, Christian ian, and nd PaP Papa IS cents:
nud British American Provinces illustrated author
Rysr Roandelayes pnro county ae rrofnrsly
variety magnificent for the coming session. including
Deco - bookstore near 9Th street.
-
ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKS for youth Of all ages
recently imported in variety direct from Paris by The updcsen
ed embracing many beautifully illustrated well others Of the
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW ROCKS TAYLOR n mAURYs.
N Noes Gospels by Rev. Chas. H. Hail. VOLS 80.
Mileduca, Thousaad Pleasant Things 81 50.
Comment Pale Paris Frenck a. Spoken in Psria
Madame de Peyrac.
Illustrated edition the Ancient Mariner. "a
Nov % bookstore, street.
ERENoH BuoKs.-Fme editions most Of the standard
French authors, OF them beautifully Others
richly hound, recently imported direct from Paris by
Dec CT FRANCK TAYLOR.
pURE LISBON WISE.I have just received dnh casks
4 pure Lisbon wine -.el.
This invoice Of wine subscriber friend In
New York, who received direct affords per
chance TO wine price,
by WIN. NJ. CRIPPS,e
Nov ls-l2teo \ Saturdays No. 81 Louisiana
NENE VAL Index to the Eugiish Common Law RE-
W ports BY Bddlo Mcueue
nshng Of convenient application
body Of learning contained in those in
vols Price So a
Jast ssucd and this day received by
Dec II FRANCR TAYLOR.
NEW OmcIni Congress Directory containing the
~ and residences Of Repre-
for the session Congress and other valuable in
forma ion. -
Just Published by TAYLOR & MAURY,
becH Bookstore 9th street
MRS. BLUNT~ chrsstna- sooix-rhe Christmas Star FOR
~ the poor, by the author of "Breadi Pice 25 cents
Just published TAYLOR n MkURY's
Dee ~ Bookstore, 9th
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ARFEFkNGWe would particularly invite the attention Of
" persons wishing furnish out handsomely 10 and
beautiful styles of imported English velvet tapestry and Br iss
carpetpg, exhibiting Department. second and
third floors. paid unusual the selection Of
these goods feel confident that their quality rich color
ing elegant designs and vy moderate prices will recommend
them avoTuby closest buyers and them the necessity
Of going North TO make their purchases.
We have also great variety Of tapestry Brussels
double ingram, and Venetian capetiDg
large auction New York. and will be sold
unusually cheap. BARNES Il MITCHELL,
On the Avenue between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sep l9--eOif3w
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Miss BrOoke's French and English Boarding
and Day School,
Buildings No. l3s Pcnnsyfpania avenue, Washington ID. C.
WILL open September Circulars stating particulars
containing the highest testimonials DO had pnci
pal bookstores aud at her residence
REFERENCES.
The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter, ID. D., LII. ID,
The Right Rev. George w. Doane, ID. d., LII, d. ..-
The Right William X. Nottingham, ID, d., LII ID. ...
Prof Joseph Henry, LII d. Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute,
Washington, u. c.
Bsch9 Superintendent OF the United States
Survey. ..
Lieut. Mru, LII, D., United States navy, National OBJ
eervutoTy,
General John Mason, Washington, ID @,
Cooper Adutan General United States army, Wash
ngton, D. Z.
William w Corcoran, ESQ.,, Warrington, d, q. .....
James .. Mcrhan, esu., Librarian 10 Contfcpa
Hon, James Campbell, Postmaster General
Hon Ellie Lewis. Chief Justice OF suprcr.e Court Of PennsyL
81
Hon. woodward Associate Judge Of Supreme Court Of
Pcrreyivnria.
hon. George YAH, M. G, from New Inrv-Y.
Hon. Robert J. Walter, warhirstor, II. q,
Hon Charles Faulkner, M. O. ifnn Nirrtla. .... -.
Hon. jefferson Davis ccretny rf War, Washington ID, o.
huc 2r-ccirm
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ID RiyATEI Bankers In the Es,ited States.
4 The Bankers Nag zine Tor November contains
List Of Private Bankers every city United
States
IT, List Of Members Of the New York Board Of Brokers.
Ill. History OF Banking the United States.
Nv. Monthly Table Of Government Stocks, State, City County,
Railroad Shares, Bonds &c. ~
The will contain; List nj Banks Presidents
Cashiers; History of Baking In History savInEs
hanks; List Of Foreign Bankers, sc.
Monthly, 1--WE dollars per annum
E+# +h- J. SMITH ROMANS,
Nov 22-8td&cs No l62 Pearl street, York
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DuvaM g. Bro, Merchant TailOrs,
RE receiving fall and goods of the latest styles
A and importa,ions from New York. E..
fashions the fall and winter styles.
Our and citizens generally invited TO call early and
make their selections.
~ afI DUVALL & Bro, Penn avenue,
f. .-. Between -Four and half and Sixth streets.
Sept 20--eod2wif
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Wordsworth, Sou hey, Campbell Milton Byron Dry
den, Ioore Tenuy Bryant, IopgfelOw, Hasek ilis
Thomson, Corer Rogers Chaucer Shakespeare Pope
other found hndnus At the
Of undersigned OF them fine English editions
ported BY himself direct from London
Dec Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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uIsTOktIANS-Halam, Gbbon, Hume, Macaulay. Roscoe
Il Prescott, Bancroft Irving Motley, Livy, Taciius, Ges Mil
fo.d, Ron Puarch schiller, sceegel Ranke. Goldsmith
Clarendon he authors ancient and
found the bookstore Of The undersigned hne editions Hn bind
ngs, many Of them imported from London by himself
Dec 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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yUAsHIYGTon's EARLIER YEARS. ny washing.
w Irving With 40 beautiful steel engravings portraits
illustrations complete In volume finely bound
Just Issued and this day received BY PRANCK TAYLOR,
EDtc "a
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IrMsviiie on Monday, "wednesday, ana FRIDAY
by loans;
Leave Iruttsvile Tuesday, Thursday, md Saturday
Arrive Mt Davenport same days by p m, and at One
onto every day, except Sunday, by 10 m.
Al9 IRON 0neonn, by North Franklin, Ouleouf, and
Meredith, TO Delhi, 2s miles and hack, once
Leave Oneonta Tuesday at II I'm; |"
Arrive at Delhi by 4pr,
Lcavc Delhi Monday at 10 m;
Arrive rt 0nconta by p m.
1920 From Davenport, Ivy North Kortright and arpers
fed, to Stamford, Ia miles and back, three times
week. rte, t u
Leave Davenport Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ut 3amj .....,. In.
Arrive NJ Stamford by o. m;
Leave Stamford Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Mt 81 pn,l
Arrive at Davenport by pm.
1921 From Jelerson by Morsevile, Summit, West Full
tom and Fuonhrm, to Mddcburgh, "a miles
and back, once o week. with additional weekly
trip between NVoet Fulton and Middeburgh.
Leave Jefferson Saturday ~ mt
Arrive ct West Fulton By s r N; '
Leave West Fptop Saturday atsam;
Arrive at Jefleson byl2 m;
Leave West i,cn tuesday and Friday Mt SAM
Arrive at Middl7l.ursh by il m;
Leave sN1idjleburgn tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive at West Fulton by s p m.
lazy From Gilboa 10y Mine Kill Falls, North Bcnheim,
and Brakaben, To sliddleburgh, 10 miles and back,
a week tr
Leave Glboa ruc,Jo, and Saturday at7am;
AuIve at MidilsnGrgh by ~ m;
Leave Middleimfgl Monday and Friday at / D m;
Arrive OF Ciilhon ~ ~ m.
1893 From MooresvIi. ny Roxbury, Straton Fslls,
and 1acottys,s, TO Margarettyille, 10 miles and
nscx, three times 4 week.
Leave Mooreys tic Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
dsyu2pm;
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possibly exist that the start for the has been bad and
early entirely out OF the question:
give estimate In figures of what may be grown
guess work. much necessarily depend upon the
the during the and autumn and
tho period Of frost. tgt
The Northern mail arrived at late hour yesterday,
and allowed time to reply to letters by the return
mail. The cause of the detention was the stage of
water the lakes, it having been at very low ebb
for some days past. r
The European mails by the America may come to
hand this morning, though not fully due until to-
morrow. The Africa is the next steamer due from
Liverpool and we ought to have her accounts to-day,
or tomorrow OF the furthest. They will be of the
Both ult.
The next steamer for Liverpool by which letters
can be forwarded will be the Atlantic, of the Collins
line, to leave New York on Saturday, Goth inst.
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EE"ilaes and Liquors,

I7........... ROYAL STREET, ...............lSS
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMP ACNE, in quartz
pnts constantly hand which equal the best ba
to this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL lock- MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il X A ID E $:
SAZERAC OF the Vintage of 1895 1873 1905, and other
brands.
w HIS X Y:
OF all lescriptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in piuts and quarts
On hand my usual assortment of the WINES and H.
QUORS in the Market which will be sold on As REASONABLE
terms any 9th er house in the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No II ROYAL street.
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-Biad0n Water.

This Water, from the Alkaline Sulphur Springs Baon
Ala owned by MessrS. Conner Wooten is
variety Of complaints peculiar the Southern climate
II mildly yet efficiently, the different Secreting organs
liver, skin kidneys membrane etc. restoring
these their natural healthy condition. and is found
pecay suited FOR the whole class of dyspcpe
liver complaints; also for and rheumatism, general
of the system from long residence tropical eli
mate; many nephrc and skin diseases have yielded the
continued OF the SULPHUR BI.AD0N WATER. The
testimony of the most eminent Of the medical faculty the
South be Rdduced in favor OF the BLADON WATER
remedy tor the mentioned many other diseases.
The proPristo would respectfully inform the public
they prepared receive visitors the Springs
have established the following sEeucy where the Water
bad all times, FRESH by the barrel demijohn
the Springs, by addressing,
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
l34 Canal street. (Touro EuildingS)
Agent for New Orleans,
P.S.-FOr tle convenience of invSlids the Bl.ADON
WATER is kept urau slt tie above we'll
tie l!u. si.rcs generally ID sew ur,an je5 2p12,NiW
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u. Dsxg.el 5 Co.,

STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
No. 81 Charities street, New Orleans,
received variety of Russia and Morocco wal
Pocket Books Porte Mouaies Metallic Books and Memo
randum Books
extensive of Browns, Dawson Warren u
Hyde's Mortons and Rich & Ioutre's GOLD PENS manu-
featured expressly for our house.
Also 1000 Blue and White Ruled FOOlSCAP, for
School use at 81 So 81 75 s. % and 50 % per
BLUE SAND wholesale and retail Travelling 1nkstands,
Manifold Writer'S Rogers Crooke Penkuives, Ivory Fold
ers etc. etc, very low prices. Call and see.
THE NEW TARIFF compiled by Ogden and published by
Rich x Ioutrcl, New York.
P. DUREL & CO.,
,uya 9ntr 81 Chnrres street.
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A LA KALLocH.-The Louisville journal relates an
incident that recently occurred the steamer North
erner, on trip from Louisville to Memphis. Bap-
fist minister, who had been attending Conference at
Louisville, was, in consideration Of an introduction
from distinguished gentleman, ticketed through to
his destination free Of charge He was observed soon
after leaving Louisville to be drunk, (whisky sings
probably and at night attempted to force his way
into a lady's stateroom. The boat was landed al
Owensboro', and in spite of his tears and protesta
tions Of penitence, he was put off, with the informa
tion that change of boats would benefit his health.
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AZ 2p&W
%. d. W'OOdna0N,

Has in
A NTS OILS A d WINDOW G L. S S,
10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 81 No. l. WHITE ZINC PAINT-AmercAn.
l2UOO =. French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
% casks French YELLOW OCHRE.
6 barrels COPAL VARNISH.
6 =. WHITE DAMAR VARNISH.
:. JAPAN
=. COACH =.
600 gallons SPTS. TURPENTINE.
BOG English LINSEED OIL.
50 casks VENETIAN RED.
90 barrels I.AMPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In Oil
100 E. VENETIAN RED
50 cases Assd COLORs, pure Gro, in OIL a27 2pkW
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C Fl E r r Y E Y P Z G 7 Q r A 7 :,
Used Is a New and Successful Treatment for
Consumption Of the Lungs and General Decay Of the Body,
Bronchitis, Bad Cough, Sore Throat Tubercles, u
GERS, and Ill Diseases OF the Throat
Lungs and Chest.
The wonderful efficacy this remedy healing diseased and
Lungs, removing the Throat frightfu
Tuercles and the rapidly with which all affections of
the hroa hest m Iend and its great power in checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton bones with
new, healthy flesh proves greatest dis
coyery the annals medicine this any other IT,
therefore, there my who suffering the terrorS OF
Consumption Bad Cough Bronchitis any disease whatever
the Throat Lungs, Chest Head, make trial of
Woodman's Cherry ExpectOrant.
II the difficulty OF occurrence, few doses WI" IT,
vcsge of Consumpvc material If deep rooted
and you dangerous condition. y0u have still acact
many deaths and by the use OF
this remedy! every of the disease has been removed from
the system.
hereditary descent may rely becoming robust and
strong and the poisonous germ the disease will be entirely
eraiicated from the system by the of this remedy
following letter of merit is from the distinguished d.
New ORLEANS April o. 1856.
Door Sir The nubc generally fully of the
sands of remedies for Diseased Lungs, under the titles of Sar
orio pills Pastors LnimentS etc, that daily brought
tn ir oce through the newspapers by way of advertise
meuts NV object this note for publication is to in
ca tho nuIic or at least who afflicted,
that contains articles of REAL USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES am conscious in doing, acting
and derogaorily to the interests of Medical Sci
ence and regular Practitioners of Medicine refer tt
woodpnus Cherry Expectoruut which scientific remedy
that used with more success than of tie usual
scrip,ions used by Physicians
AT 2nyW J. VI. MsIT!.AND NJ n,
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ss Mrs. Allison, of Nottingham, N. H. was lO7 years
of age on the 10th day of last month. She is blind
but members Of the family in which she resides are
able to make her hear She sits erect in her chair
but does not walk assistance and yet appears
comfortable and well, and is apparently as likely to
live number of years other aged persons in good
health She speaks very distinctly so much so that
the excellence and strength of her articulation is
noticeable. #e@ 4 Gtt si...
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DIR. SGntaseE Reynolds.

oFF1CE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, SCALD HEAD WHITE ELLIsG SORES Md
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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Dress Trimmings.

Just received, fresh supply of DRESS TRIMMINGS of
various kinds,
Also complete assortment Of
FRENCH LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS--Whe and Col
ored.
SILK, LINEN AND COTTON DRAWERS.
SILK, GAUZE MERIN0, LTSI.E THREAD AND COTTON
UNDERSTANDS.
SILK, LINEN, Isle THREAD AND COTTON SOCKS.
COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS, HANDK ERCHIEFS, etc.
LION q PINSARD,
nays 2pf sc and 6S Royal street, corner Bienple
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HEAVY DAMAGEs-Col Duryea, of the New York
National Guards, has lost the suit brought against
him by Mrs Castle for damages for the death of her
child and injuries to herself occasioned by stray
shot during parade at Kingston, in 1855. The Jury
gave Mrs. Castle 81 800. Rather hard case when it
is considered that the Colonel had taken the usual
precaution of ordering an examination of the guns
and cartridges and at the time of the accident, stood
in front Of his troops almost in direct line with the
fatal shot ssFss at2 &
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Rs- Merchants and business men who wish to pro-
mote faithful clerks referred to card in another column of
Dolbear Commercial College, No. Canal street All who
wish TO be ready for fall business desired begin me
sey Tnere apartments and professors for each branch
quired in businpsspenmanshp book keeping mathematics
French, Spanish, German English. etc,
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q, u. gV'OOdnu1a,
d. o. VF'OOdnlUN,

U. U. " OOUHlNV,
received by late arrivals direct from England France
and Germany large assortment of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE. BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, Among which
1000 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
loo pounds Conrad's IIYD POTASH
1900 ounces Pelletier FIR, QUININE.
800 Gunner German
$50 pounds Manders English BLUE MASS.
leo :. CALOMEL.
cases CARB. MAGNESIA.
II CAL
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN.
40 kegs best SUP. CARB. SODA.
IS casks SAL SODA.
30 >. Eng LINSEED OIL.
IS gross TOOT II BRUSHES.
10 French POMATUMS.
800 punches VIOLIN STRINGS.
gross London BROWN WINSOR SOAP.
rs pounds CREOSOTE.
% a.. SUB. IODINE. AZ 2p&W
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BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
The Eastern Clarion.


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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
OF any Country Newspaper in the South, very respectfully
offered as an advertising medium the of New Or
cans.
Orders for advertising the OR ESCET OFFICE will
be punctIRly attended to
st-fRANh A BARTLETT, agent for New Oresns. d. 2pa