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buy your Fashionable Clothing
FOR THE HOLIfAYs

FOR THE HoLIDAYs
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
I....,....... MAGAZINE STREET. ..............I =
Garner Of Canal street.
We offering large stock of FINE CLOTHING Our
Own Manufacture extremely prices and invite all to call
and examine
Fine Black Cloth FROCKs at very low prices.
Fine Fancy Beaver OVERCOATs, at very low prices
Fine Black Cloth TALMAS, at very low prices
Fine Silk and Satin VESTS at very low prices.
Fine Fancy, Velvet and Silk VESTS, very low prices.
Fine Drab Cashmere SUITS very low prices
Fine Doeskin PANTS at very low prices.
Fine French Cashmere PANTS, at very low prices.
ALSO
SHIRTS, DRAWERS
GLOVES. SOCKS
CRAyATS, SCARFS,
LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS
And every other article 8pperaning Gentlemans Ward
robe.
Every article made in the BEST STYLE and if not salts
factory can be returned
Purchasers from city and country will do well call en-
anime do 2pit<W
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HJ- Door and Window Improvements-NVe
were shown very ingenious invention, in the shape of
"moveabls window which promises great improvement
the structure of such articles. is decidedly superior
to the French window French imitation which is at pre-
sent in aeral The divided into four
partmen either of which be opened pleasureco
vertng into door and window and offering many desirable
opportunities for ventilation which other
not is cheap durable and convenient be
adapted to any desired size shape Connected with is
moveabe hinge fastened by groove roller renders
the door window for cleansing purposes
together this patented Window is the practical
inventions of the day. and all interested parties should
to inspect It be the Mechanics Exchange
10 St. Charles street DBL 2p6t
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CALL AT MooDY's.-Moody says in his New Years
bulletin in advertising columns that your YEARS.
call should be at his establishment We prepared
that Moody isn't right for know he has supub
Of furnishing goods and fancy articles which be
and selected from.
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Christmas and .vesU Years. Gifts.

Cal! and look at GREGOR WILSON'S stock on the cor.
of Camp and Canal streets, d23 2ntJal
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TY L E r S,
CANAL STREET. ITO
Stone Building, one door from Royal street.
WATCHES-Beauful Enameled and Diamond Sets, English
Lever and Duplex Gold Silver Cases. Anchors finely
enameled and engraved.
WATCH TRIMMINGS-Gold Vest Fob and Guard Chains,
Ciatelains, Seals Keys and Charms in great variety.
GOLD PORTE-MONNAIE, with Watcll--Beautifully enamel
ed, set with diamonds md watch perfect time. keeper
DIAMONDSEar Rings Finger Rings, Brooches, Bracelets,
Studs etc.
FULL AND HALF SETS JEWELRY-Coral, Garnet En-
ameled Mosaic, Fine Paintings Jets and all Gold
A GREAT VARIETY of Pins Rings, Ear Rings, Buckles
Bracelets, Neck Chains and Ornaments Pencils and Pens
Bracelet Clasps, Coral Sets for Children etc.
SILVER TEA SETS Spoons, Forks, Ladies' Pie, Cake and
Fish Knives Crumb scapers Cups Casters, Napkin Rings
Salt Cellar, ETC.
PLATED Casters Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, etc.
PAPER MACHE and other Fancy Goods, great variety.
CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, PAINT
INGS, etc.
DIAMONDS Reset. JEWELRY made and repaired.
SILVER WARE of all kinds made to order.
WATCHES and CLOCKS Repaired and Warranted.
Do not forget the number, 10 Canal street.
do 2pl2t Z. A. TYLER
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REORGANIZATION Tor The Legfslature.-EdW.
WOODBRIDGE, Esd, will be supported by the American
party in New Orleans, candidate fill the vacancy the
Legislature caused by the resignation Of R. W. James Esq
Mr. Woodbridge has had much experience legislator
Kentucky and member of the Convention Of ls49 which
framed the constitution Of that State He ready
sebatsr, and aa fat ip parliamentary proceedings dog
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M5-LoOf< in at NOrman's, No. II Camp ST..
and the St. Charles Bookstore elegant and Gift
Books which admirably adapted Presents the Hol
idays, d3I 2utf
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MATT PEEL AND TRoUPE.--t should be borne in
mind particularly, by all who wish to give themselves wives
and children. extra New Year treat, that the Campbell
Ansres will to-day give afternoon performance Arory
Hail. as well as at night They will give rich programme
:
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CoAL.-Messrs Spencer Field & Co., whose office
is the Of Camp and South Streets the
House. prepared to supply all kinds imported coal
quantities TO suit purchasers. See their advertisements
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Gifts
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS,

FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS,
If you want to make your friends that will ap-
precated find it the of Camp Canal ss
for we have very large and splendid assortment consisting
FINE WATCHES, in richly Enarleed Cases with
rnonds.
FINE WATCHES in Hunting AMI Single Cases. from s25
to $500.
Rich Gold and Enameled CHAINS Gentlemen and La
dies
SETS OF JEWELRY
RICH CANOES,
CORAL, MOsAICs,
PEARL and GOLD.
Cal! and look at GREGOR WILSON'S stock on the cor.
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Ckoaks and Russian FAIRS.
COME TO TIE LADIES'
HIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be sure find an unlimited stock of all kinds
of Fancy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks.
50 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETs
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 500 Russian Furs wool
Plaid Shaws full assortment of rich aces and Rbbon La
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and style
Robes de Chambre 200 Rich Embroidered Handkerchei;
full Of Dress Goods Rich Founced Bareges Or
CANDIES and Tissues full of Bridal and Baby Ar
ce Ladies Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corses
Ladies Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bags and Poremonnaes and
as this is already known the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY,
and the only in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK of
CLOAKS ALL STYLES for Ladies', Misses and Babies, WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING at half the usual price, and will guaran-
sell them less half the price OF those houses that 90
North TO buy some Cloaks to sell again.
buying Cloaks Bonnets, Silks Emboideries
any Fancy Goods should call at LA CANAL STREET.
D. E. KEEGAN,
Do 2p6n IA Canal street.
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WINTER CLOTHING, HATS, Cars, Ero.-we call
the attention of the trade the sale of clothing hats
caps etc. which will take place tomorrow the Cd inst a, 10
Charities street. Terms at sale.
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rs-The thousands whose constitutions have
been ruined and their poisoned by mercury
should give the following their attention:
DIR. Giles, Newton Hamilton Pa May 1851 said II have
used myself hafadoen bottles of Hosands German Bitter
for Liver Complaint and diseases of character
ing from the of mercury poisoned afflicted
spasns from the of this latter article The
is the first article from which obtained relief have
given the article many dyspeptcs with the aaary
suit. think many bottles will cure me- See adver-
tsement. dI5 2pJmSW
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II. .WNEtard,
67........R o Y AZ 8 T IL E e T.......67
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very
sortuent of FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPER MACHE WARE, a
choice lot Of PLATED WARE Of Chsofe Alfenide Eng
lish manufactures; fine China Ware of all kinds Toilet
Travelling Boxe", for Ladies and Gentlemen.
A tine lot of CUT GLASS WARE of all descriptions.
The attention of the public is also called assortment
of CRUMB CLOTHS DRUGGETS of superior quality and
Of the largest dimensions.
Always hand large and splendid stock of FURNITURE
for Bedrooms Paors and Dining Rooms of the finest pattern
and finish.
Also
Old Oak Book Cases Chairs French Mirrors; large
ment of Curtain Su and Ornaments, Ginps Tassel Window
Shades etc
nz-Best Purified COLA OIL, Carcel Moderator
Lamps. d29 2plst
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Presents
ESPECIALLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Now is the time for Presents, and GREGOR & WILSON
have large the Camp nd Canal ss
consisting Of
DIAMOND RINGS;
EARRINGS;
PINS;
BRACELETS;
cnToi
CORAL SETS;
CAMEO and MOSAIC SETS;
OPERA GLASSES, in Pearl and Ivory
OPERA FANS, very rich;
GOLD PENCILS.
SPLENDID BRACELETS;
GOLD SPECTACLES;
SILVER SPOONS, Forks and Ladies';
Butter Knives and Cups;
E. PORTE MONNAIES;
SPLENDID ODOR CASES:
RICH PAPER MACHE WORK BOXES;
PLATED CASTERS, Baskets and Walters.
Together with every article that be called for for
Present d23 2ptJal
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The CmcusEs AT MID-DAY.-To-day there will be
daylight performance at the Amphitheaer which will
about much do with happy New Year We suspect any
other event Of the day. All the great riders gymnas clowns
and trick will appear day. MS we'll as
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W. I'M. COOleU.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Poine Coupee West Baton Rouge West Fe
iciana. Residence, Ponte Goupee p, O., La d3O 1p3m
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EesU Years Gifts!
Just Opened!
A NIFICENT SORTMENT
DIAMOND JEWEIRY AND MATCHES!

DILLON C EOVEL,
TIC II II 4 K Frs AND WELERS,
No. 8 Camp street,
Inform their friends and the public that they received
some superb goods, consisting in part Of
Ladies' and Gentemen's Diamond RINGS and PINS
Magnificent Diamond BROOCHES and EAR RINGS;
Gold CARD CASES Memorandum Books Enameled or SET
with Diamonds;
Ladies' and Gentemen's GOLD WATCHES, Fnameled or
Diamond set;
Which will be sold during the Holidays advance on
the manufacturers prices d29 2p4t
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ng-Hostetter,s ceIebrated stomnch Hltters.

for jaundce, dyspepsia chronic debility very
pleasant in taste and SMELL and any
stances In cases of dyspepsia acts like magic Strengthening
the tone of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers
giving ruddy health the cheek and brightness eye
all of diseases of the stomach whether
may be recommended soothing cordial and renoyating
influence Dyspepsia heartburn loss of appetite nausea
vous remors relaxation, debility, relieved ty
tiers in short of time and their
fails to work thorough Kept popu
lar saloons and principal drug stores. d29 2p6t&W
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#. yNnlHTd y Co.,

Receiving by recent arrivals MI
Colored Cashmere BUSINESS COATS; 81
Black and Colored Cloth FROCK COATS;
Colored Cashmere ANTS; M N
Black Doeskn PANTS; ~
SuperHne Cloth CLOAKS; II.
Beaver OVERCOATS; II
Pilot Cloth OVERCOATS, ETC., 70
With general assortment Of "a
WINTER CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, RI
etc.. etc, etc
F. MALLARD Il CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
DIG 2p6t corner Of Old Levee street
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Gifts for the H0littUue-

tTt5fS Tor Tie UOliUWUs
8 CAMP STREET.
WATCHES, JEWEIRY, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE.
DILLON HOVEL having considerable additions
of and Fashionable Goods would the attention of
purchasers
Watches.
Gold, s35 TO $50. Silver $40 sos
JeVvcry.
Ladies' Full Sessome very choice styles; Brooches
Ear Rings Finger Rings Chains Bracelets and En-.
ameled Lockets,
Silyer-Ware.
Table, Dessert Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner
Dessert Forks: Salt Cellars; Tea Sets Gobe Cups Napkin
Rings,
Repairing.
D. H., being practical Watclnaker3 and Jewelers.
ecute all orders for manufacturing repairing moderate
prices.
DILLON & Howell,
Eann street
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Glad 7Sdings to the afflicted!

.fciD Goods.
F r a N X l. I n r O 3 e r T S.
No. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and opening magnificent stock
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
ANCY GOODS.
The complete Fancy Articles
such PAPER Mache Tables Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes Jewey
Cases, Porte Nonnaies Gard Cases,
PERIL MERY.
Lubu Extracts choice of Colognes Soaps Po-
mades, etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, aud all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVoLVERS-A large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always be kept hand
Purchasers whether at wholesale retail, invited to
anime the STOCK PRICES before making their pur-
chases.
EJ-Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Drff No TI,,t, Straa npfIn- -1,nft JIna
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Get Your .sesU Years. Presents
S. N. MOOD US,
Corner of Canal street and Exchange Place.
What be appropriate than
A rich ROBE DE CHAMBRE?
Half dozen genuine Jouvin KID GLOVES:
Half ado7en best quality SHIRTS, beautifully sewed ?
Half-a dozen L. c. HANDKERCHIEFs?
a recherche CRAyAT or SCARF?
4 Genelnan's Long WOOL SHAWL?
An elegant DRESSING CASE?
An elegant WRITING CAsE2
An elegant LADIES' CABAS?
superbly Mounted CANE:
A splendid Silk UMBRELLA?
A handsome PORTE-MONNAIE or CIGAR CASE?
pair of fine GOLD SLEEVE LINKS?
Ladies' Tortoise Shell BACK COMB?
complete TOILET SET?
An exquisite OPERA GLASS?
Finest imported PERFUMES?
SEWING-BIRDS-Boys' Canes-Suspepders?
Or any of the Rich Fancy Goods offered so cheap, at
S. N. MOODY'S,
d22 2ptJal Canal street and Exchange Place.
Holiday Presents'
splendid variety articles suitable Presents consist
PURE SILVER
Pitchers Goblets Walters Cake Baskets Tea Sets Dessert
Knives Napkin Rings Salt Stands, ETC.,
FINE BRONZE ARTICLES.
Clocks, Vases, Groups and Figures
FINE MARBLE CLOCKS.
FINE CHINA.
Vases in pairs and SETS TeeaTete Sets Dinner Sets
Fine Card Baskets and Gard Stands, etc, etc.
And great variety of Fancy Articles. well worthy the
tice Of the public.
HENDERSON & GAINES,
d22 2pt1al No. 80 Canal street
SiGks-.-SiiEs.
SILK S. SILKS.
THE CHOICEST STTLES.
AL S O.
SUPERIOR SILKS, at
IS CENTS PER YARD,
Decidedly bargain,
G. G. WAYLAND'S,
do 2pl0t Poydras and Carondelet
SttEs---Sitks..
SILKS. SILKS.
A T ONE DOLLAR PER YAR RID,
Worth One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
Actually cheaper than Cacoesposvely the greatest bar
gain offered in New Orleans,
c. C. WAYLAND'S,
| do 2plot corner Poydras and Carondele streets.
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Island OF Cuba.

at the Lowest Prices
OLD JOE, as he is more famiarly known for the last
sixteen years at his old stand in the Rotunda under the 81
Charles Hotel still remains in his old quarters be
found the best brands of Havana Paper Cigars his
own importation. Also his Cigar Stands in CITY HOTEL
ST LOUIS HOTEL and ARCADE, always be found the
very best brands of Chewing Tobacco Paper Cigars the
very best quality of HAVANA CIGARS and SMOKING To-
BACCo. .al 2p6t
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Christmas!
N 0 r r S, M A u L L g. Co., )
to-
NORRIS &. VA r
q III - IN MEL II NE Rg -.
Have just received large and choice assortment Of
ROBES DE CHAMBRE ard
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS.
Together with additions their usual stock Of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING
IN EVERY Notwithstanding all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASONi
WALEWSKI 0NERC0ATs;
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
-all Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
R0-strangers the public generally respectfully
vited to call.
NORRIS, MAULL g. CO.,
Camp and Common Streets
d22 2ptf under the City Hotel.
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The Bagasse Kettle Train and

FURNACE.
The subscriber prepared contracts with full
guarantee, to take off crops with GILMANS PATENT BA-
GAssE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with eonsump-
ton OF Wood not exceed onea cord per hogsead for the
entire boiling of the Juice into Sugar. cord per hogshead
for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice Sugar
The management of the Bagssse Kettle Train precisely the
same as that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands to clean the JUICE The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand the Bagasse is never touched
after 1t enters the Furnace.
For further particulars inquire of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
jail 2plm--6m 81 Naches street.
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e. #. HUFF.

z. #. HNNE,
NJ f r. G H A y II Il AILO r
No. FL Baronne street,
do 2pln Between Common and Canal sis
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Z abcruy under mental d<sungs atn,, eoordiag
ihs beet a0e and belief Of thi, deponsot: anu hss
70 hs ysssneDs ne said Mara s u1s' fov rue usases
mept OF her o~n Affairs; and thar dspouent WORTHY Be-
hsves that In event Of he porseson OF property sa
hasis requiring care In iu II IL IN wis "a
leave the 'aio SARA without being ia charge At commit
ke" ~ Il BHO EN
sworn before me- this 2Tlh day Of July, 1857. r. b.
Gr,,r .~-.sniasicner 81 Deeds
N. oKesa,
Upoa ressirc and HisE the petition oi Samuel T. Hcp
kins. or the cry Of New s~k duly verified and the n
ssssder end GREECE Of ooun,s TOR the petitioner. i
dorsd that usiop, in the u. o. writ ss hnast,
inqf'ndo DO inue, 70 irqure into the anAcy sas en
Maria B. Hopkins, wife VI samuel 8 Hon. "r 'oS. -.
came he diieetsd 10 John MetcAlf, b A. Hreeu
snd Henry Scudder. Eqre that the s,me DO ext sed
BY jury o. the City ADD unity OF New Ymk, In -bit
COUNTY said Eac ps'des end that they TO~er 70
issue pecept 70 tn Sheriff Of suoh county to cause
jary 70 come bfo them f6r such purposo And Ia fur
yer ordered hat Tho perops In whose custody
the said alleged hDac now is may he the ume or
tho e1ecutcn Of uh nsssn do produce ber ct that
ne or sry sdjournuent hereof TO be Inspected and
examined Der tho ssld Commissioners and jury whenever
The reto required by such Commissioners And 10 further
dered rai due notice be given Auch alleged i1nAtc Of
the Time or executing such commission
JUIr 81, 1857. HENRY pAyEa
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Sor.rsnsEy. cbA.ean. Q w, assigned.

A. Sorsrrmgry, Cbaabam, q w, assigned.
John f. b. ooks, Che ham, Q W, co'c out
W,esm Sessr 4 Co., CEcnnsa, Ohio, vine ware eU nj
amt an toe Ia July form that hy reSri,di,g
ana snl b In fall operation - formerly BY tbs 's OF
September. .... 49,
able through the kiai ntervsntou Of tends 70 90 on
- AR DEAFNESS usual Their Temporary EN- oarrass
x,sA -sused by uuexpectei losses. They sAse 70 a.
ugv n. party under arrest In thl, CITY, who !,
thai it5 ~ roas them on. OF an ,aasp,eI mess
90 COO and rsss ss, hgi refuses,
pay or secure the s2Hs ADORE, informs tnss ne "a.
kr HoElrsih REFERRED II tho Nassal Bank ~. ns
given notice 10 the direcioNs OF tna inutution
si r.iir, from the Presh&eM wy sdvan ses In caah
Auguas l. Mr.. H., having msfSAe> tae Pittsbdry and
and acceptances 70 the coalrac 6@sA append payment
Steabesvle Railroad was compelssr - o. 1t mortgage
On ali bis Railroad acceptances, until Eas h. We are
b Rds In hIs hands rende Cd available slness
assured thai this does net affect any OF the other b. Her
operations Of Mr.. NJ whose pecunary engasenstaA o.
team thOee o5nn~oted dreeiy ~:!h ce railroad ave ~
and viii continue 10 be promptly met.
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The Pcrsna's Quick Trsp.
70 TIE EDITOR or rHH HERALD.

kS~ Yosx, July 80, 1857.
La your paper or this mornings Issue you that
Persia made the passage out In day TX hours Having
for long time past ksps the time Of ths trans allan.
TIC steamers would be pleased to know BY what rule, or
rules, the calculation Was made that may apply 10 the
other steamer. By referring 10 my memorandum, snd
that the Persia go under way at A. OF july aud by
your legs aph!c uows arrived at Iiverpooi nj f20
on the 18th Ian competeis loss 10 mako n,y figures
agree with yours THE figures not ours; the time
published was cent the wires from Halifax ED
Herald According to the Oil fashioned mode of csicu
lang, make her passage 10 be (detucting hours So
minutes for difference In nDgltude) days hours %
roiDu!es. The Collins steamers passag Commence from
tie time they leave their dock
PRO BONO PU BLOC.
The following explanatory note from the aset OF the
Associated Press settles the question:
Oac despatch Of the Earopa's from H.llrax, yea
'erday stated bat the last outward passage OF she Persia
IS MAZE in eight days and twenty two and bali hours
This wss self evident bunder the part Of the report
or or the tcegraphers a. 10 well known thst the Persia
Failed from the Stream oil The BAKERY, at ciocs the
morning OF he sh inst, and, the Halifax de'patoh
sises arrv ed al II -erDool Oh O'Clock r N Friday
the lIih s thus making the apparent nns nine days
AID eeh' hour, and the mean nme a,oc nse days and
three houls
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Jsonps-RArm I'm Thursday, July so, Al ~ Eakss
Oh urch, Boosiyn, by tho Rev J. Der. NyxxD JAcx.
sos 10 aART, dsus OF The late william Raven Of ef.
neld, 7pgfsnd.
Pa soLi--FAs1eDs On Thursday, july %, by Bsy
VIM Crth, kr Josr n. PaAaAIL 10 Mas Jassr W.
EMorD1, a.. or this csyy.
Phi,adsipSs and Ca fnrnIa yspey please COPY
Tn nx-CocszAs -~On Thursday, July So ~ me-
church on tho Heights, Brookbs I, By the Rev o.
VuAokenbusa, Mr. p fsv EYcs 10 Mans J., ds1ghtr 0
the late Few. Thomas Cochran.
Newark papers pl CORY.
WAruw--HoBsBoos.--lsC avervr1, Coiumbis couusy,
N Y, Wednesday, July 20, by two Rev VIM wstsca,
Mr. Hnins = WALNUT, Of Csmhrcge, vsshingioa coun.
~, TO JUsys only daughter OF s,epsS. T. Hnsssoom.
Ia , OF The former place
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m. IT. w.. ssr neo. eed or ne psrses short tre
Sssnss ~ D. NtaSsgpa he received lnsslligsuoe thAs
ysias,ve IA IA, IN large fossuos. -, =,
Never batirg fsess. sny pay ios tnc' services IN
mSrsvs Ia Ala very sessty "ns rhoy have left
the o. ane srd many Of thcp wa prcs% '''x employ
ment In this vicinity. =.
We commend these ragged nsYces b, some benevolent
shoe ana stocking soceiy they are sadly need OF
food and ra,men When washed and DIRE ssed their like
nesAee might be tasen after the stye or the "hampicns
Of freedom AT any raie, let the poor fellows have
something 10 eat and something weas during thsir stay
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