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MURDER AND SUICIDE AT GALENA.-We have
mentioned the horrid circumstance which took
place in Galena, a few days since We find in
the ST. Louis Reveille the following further par
ticuars
1t appears that Mr.. Morris, one of the proprie-
tors Of an extensive foundry, in Galena, had be-
come considerably involved, and that his creditors
(some half dozen in number, among whom was
Mr.. Harris, his brother-in-law,) had obtained
mortgage upon his property, and were about to push
him, which so exasperated him, that he determined
on their death, and his own subsequent destruction.
An opportunity offering, on Saturday week, when
Mr.. Harris was passing the foundry, Morris called
to him, and as he approached, drew revolver and
shot him dead on the sidewalk-then rushed into
the foundry, and shot Mr.. Ross, who was en-
gagged at work, the ball taking effect in the back
part Of the head, and producing mortal wound.
The lives Of several other persons were attempted,
but without success Morris then fled to his house.
Soon after, the report of pistol heard, and on
entering the room, the murderer's lifeess body,
with the brains blown out, was lying stretched
upon the floor His body was thrown into an old
box, without changing his apparel, and thus in
TERED
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERIoAM rHEATRH.

n r utA1 IAN Stage manager
THIS EVENING, Monday, Nov 81, 1878 The performances
will commence with Bsini,s Grand Opera Of La SoMNAM-
BULA-Count Rodrlpho Mr. Brough; Evno, Mr.. Manvers;
Aesso Mr. Spear Notary Mr. Gierson Position, Mr. TbomP
Amina er first appearance in this city, Miss Eliza Ben
Liza, Miss f. PeIie Teresa, Mrs. Rowe. PAS SEUL by
Miss J. LaForest PAS COMIQUE, by Mr. Thompson.
To conclude with the Drama of ROBERT MACAlRE; OF,
The Auberge des Acknowledgement Mr. Rynsri Dumoni, Mr.
Gson; Robert Macaire Mr. J. Charles; jacques Strop, Mr.
Spear Charles, Mr. Grosvenor Pierre, Mr. Keller; Sergeant
Loupy, Mr.. Kingsley Louis MIR. Thompson FRANCOIS Mr. Mo
rand; Marie Mrs Greene Clementne, Mrs Johnston. In the
of the pieoeA DANCE, by the CHARACTERS, Mr. Thomp
son and Miss j. LaFores.
EE- THE CORSAlR'S BRIDE will be produced on Tuesday
The Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. l. Beeiman
AdlissionDress Circle Parquette Second and
Third Tiers cents Cooed Boxes so cents; Gallery IS
secured the Box Office be-
the hours OF 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
II open quarter 7; Performance viii
a a precisely.
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CLOTHING.-REMOVALs
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. Is GIMP
lFI. STREET. tao0 doors from the City Bank, where he
now prepared to uppy the City and Country Trade with
full and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Superior Black and Brown Cloth OVERCOATS;
Black Blue Olive and Brown SACS and PALET0TS; ;
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Macknaw and Drab BLANKET COATS;
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Printed Mixed and Black Satnet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid Cashmere and Black Cloth do; OF 6m
" bite and Colored Marseiles and Valencia do: &c.
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RACES! RAoEs!!
ECLIPsE COURsE. u. .OARROLLl

ECLIPSE COURSE. CARROLLTON.
VNHE REGULAR FALL MEETING OF THE
i LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUB
will commence on TUESDAY, the 26th Of November,
1913, and continue through the week.
First Day-TU ESDAY, the 18th of November = Sweep
stake Race free for all agesS500 subscription $3.50 forfeit
$500 added provided three hOes start Three mile heats,
-Four subscribers.
NOmin ations:
Duncan F. KenneF names Buend Vista by imp. Glencoe
dam by Beviathan; 8 years old
Emerald.
S. T. Taylor ChGTmer, by imp. Glencoe, dam Bet
sey Malone: 3 years old
VIM j. Minor names CHI g. Yersr, by imp. Belshazzar,
Second DaymyVEDNESDAY, 18th of November-Asso-
citation Purse s200-TwO mile heats
Third Day-THU RSDAH, goth OF NoVember-Assoca-
ton Purse se00-ThTee mile heats
Fourth Day-FRIDAY, 1st Of Deeembe The Orleans
House Plate Of 8200TwO mile heats3 and year olds TO
carr Inc regular weight year Odds and over to carry 100 ~
Fifth Day-SATURDAY, I'd of December-Jockey Club
Purse. s600-FOur mile heats.
Sixth Day-SUNDAY, Sd Of December-The Carrolon
Purse S2O0-AIile heats, best three in five.
Entraney money, 10 per cent added to the purses.
GT- Abundance to the Gates and s. ands. 81.
Nh THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
Secretary of the Louisiana Association Jockey Club
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DAN RIOE's CIRCUS,
,rner of ST. Charles and Poydras Streets,
BR1LLTANTLY LIGHTED WITH GA
Doors open at quarter o'clock AdHissioRDress Circle
50 cents Pit Is cert; Coored Boxes, so cents.


50 cents; Pit, IS certs Coored Boxes, so cents
TTVHE COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGs and ACCoUTREMENTs
elegant used any Arena in the country
The PAVILION exceedingly and comfortable
The HORSES probably The best Stud used in any Circle
TROUPE the and talented that have ever
been copyrighted. Among them DAN RICE,
the King TESTERS Mile ROSA, the greatest living Eques-
enne: ROI, the Rider Of the World; Mons.
LA THORN the accomplished performer Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northeru Clown H P MADIGANt +.
ROSSTEN, FURNISH, DAY, and Of gentlemen
Artistes; Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT MADlGANi
ETC.. MENTER'S BRASS BAND led by the distinguished
Bugler ABNER MENTER.
" Trick Ponies Big Thunder
Flash Dash, and Ar0ostook will appear Also Sgnor
GERMANI the celebrated Italian Rider; W. o. DALE, the
Ninetynine Somerset man. and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ. -.
THE BULL-FlGT Sports o. Old Spain and THE TOURNA
MEN Sports Of Ol Engand, will soon be BROUGHT out n6
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Splendid Assortment of
WIN Err CLOTHIN G:

NO. I3 CAMP STREET.
yFHHE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has devoted his time the manufacture of large and
wellassored stock of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish, cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen purchasing at RETAIL and dealers at wholesale,
invited to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold By other establishment of the kind the South
ern County
BLACK Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
Black Blue Brown and Olive PALETOTS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black DOeskn PANTS.
D'Orsay COATS of every description.
Sold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS.
Super Embroidered Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Maseies (Poka)
MS I'm M BARNETT 10 Camp street
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WREcK.-Capt Viner, of the ship Arvum, ar
rived Yesterday from Boston, reports having, in
latitude 400 OF, longitude 69o 49,, fallen in with
the wreck of schooner of about $50 tons burthen.
She was hermaphrodiie rugged, low decked, had
white streak. and bilet-head with large fore and
mainmasts rugged She was apparently one year
old. and was loaded with white pine lumber. Her
stern was burnt below the arch board, so that her
name was entirely obliterated. The mainmast was
gone by the deck, and the foremost half way down.
She had previously been boarded by some vessel,
and her anchors, chains, ETC., secured
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BosToNIANs Us. TURKs-The Turks on board
the Turkish brig Ararat, are not disposed to stand
scaly treatment any longer. The mate, Antonio
Mider, has nearly killed Eugene 0'Neill with a
knife supposed in selfdefenoe, he was surround
ed by dozen. His Turkshjp, however, has been
s.racfaI
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BosroN MAYoRALTY. AT a meeting Of the
County and Ward Convention, held on the evening
of the 18th, John P. Rigelow was nominated as the
wing candidate for the Mayoralty for the year 1S49
Mr.. Bigelow is a gentleman of large experience,
having been President Of the Council, Secretary of
State, and a member of the Executive Council of
the State for many years. Mr. Quincy, who has
served three years in the office, declined being
candidate for reelection.
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DEATH PROM COLD AND ExPosURE.-A white man,
about fifty years Of age unknown, found lying
deld spas at the foot eff St Joseph street, in the
Second Municipality Saturday evening. He was
cripple and his clutches found lying BY him. He
blue jsczst blue check shirt, white flannel under Shirt
coouade pantal0ons and brOgans The Coroner held
inquest the body and the jury found that the died
from cold and exDosnra.
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BAPr1sMAL ScENE.-Aceording to the Raleigh
IN. HI Biblical Recorder, one hundred and sixty
three persons, of whom twenty-one were colored,
were baptized at one time in the river Chowan, at
Billiards. Bridge, in Chowan county, in that State
The line Of candidates entered the water, hand in
hand, and extended over hundred yards
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NBW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81.

MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF THE IRISH
PATRIoTs.-One Of the largest and most enthusi-
astic meetings we have attended in some time was
assembled lastevening in The hall Of the late Irish
League, No. 100 Magazine street. The meeting
was composed entirely Of Irish Adopted Citizens,
and was first called with the view of collecting
subscriptions for the Nation . newspaper, lately
established in New York by Thos. Darcy MCGEE
and other Irish patriots report having circu-
lated that several Of the " detectives employed
by the British Government during the late revolu-
tonary movements in Ireland had arrived here, the
meeting was also called upon to take some action in
relation to them. 1t was well the subject was
brought up for deliberation The excitement
evinced By large majority Of the meeting showed
that the presence Of those infamous men in our
city threatens its peace and order; for the intense
hatred TO the witnesses by whose espal and PERU
ries the stern republican and patriot, Mitchell, and
O'Brien and Meagher, and the rest of the noble
band, are banished heir country as convicts, would
scarce brook their undisturbed residence in New
Orleans. Il was manifest from the deep excitement
evinced that the lives Of the miscreants would not
be safe here.
Dr. McCracken was called to the Chair, and Mr..
John Petit was appointed Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by the Chair and by Messrs. d. p
Seaman, John Maginnis and Michael Hughes. In
the main temperate spirit prevailed, and there
seemed to be general aversion to violence or ille
gal acts. Mr. Maginnis, with the purpose of pre-
venting a sacrifice of the law TO the just indIgna-
ton Of the people, introduced a resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, authorizing the Chair to
appoint committee, whose duty it shall be to take
measures to discover the detectives, and on dis
covering them to take such steps they may deem
necessary to preserve the public peace by obtaining
their removal. A vigilance committee was also
appointed, whose duty it is to report to the Execu-
tive Committee, from time TO time, such information
as may come into their possession, relating to the
presence Of the detectives in the city.
We are gratifed to announce that at the close of
the meeting, large number Of persons came for
ward and subscribed for the Nation.
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MILLINRRY AND FANCY G00DS
NEW GOODc


MADAM BANISTER would announce to the ladies
IVA that she is receiving her FALL STOCK, a
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Laitte from "a
- IA Havre consisting of a rich assortment of 49,
sAsSsya1 Paris BONNETS and CAPOTfES S=se1~e
ES with variety of Mantles Manlas Visites Searfs,
<S9 Shawis, etc. Also elegant collection of Fans,
Paaso Gloves CoTsets and other French Goods eomprs
Ing EmbOideTes and Laces Ladies and ChidIens Robes
CaBes, Collars Chemizettes and Sleeves.
nj I'm NO. 90 ROYAL STREET.
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TExAs-The vote at Corpus Christi stood as fol-
lows: Taylor 66, Cass 56-maiority for Taylor 10.
The Victoria Advocate Of the 9Th has the following
returns: Victoria county - Cass sc, Taylor ST.
Cameron, Dewitt county-Cass 26, Taylor Cam
eron countrywide number of votes SIG, for Tay-
lnr A16. Cas- 350-maiority for Taylor l26
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-The steamboat Wyan-
dot, while rounding to at Paw-paw Island, last
Wednesday night, struck a snag, and almost imme-
diately sunk 1t is supposed that about twenty
persons lost their lives by this sad accident BY
passenger who came down on the Andrew Full
ton, learn that on the 23d instant, the bodies Of
two females were found upon the wreck, and re-
moved for internent.
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LEGACY.-Itis said that Mr.. E. Watson, late of
Portage m W willed his entire estate, variously
estimated at S25 600 to $40 600 to the Universalist
Societies of Cenesee Falls and Nunda.
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For CALIFORNIA AGAIN.-The ship Fanny
Forester sailed from New York on the 18th, for
Monterey, California, having on board Co. NJ, Sd
Artillery Officers-BTevet Capt George P. An.
drews, commanding; Lieuts. John H. Lendrum,
Horatio G, Gibson and William G. Gill. Also, a de-
tachment of recruits, in charge Of Lieut. John
Hamilton, Sd Artillery; DR.. II. S. Hewitt, sur
geon; w. H. Chever and J. R. Daniel, passengers.
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THE TRACED NoTEs.-On the 18th inst, Mr..
Beknap paid over to the holders Of the S9l 900 of
Mllers traced paper the sum Of $4,000, being the
amount he received from Miller on the four genuine
notes. and also the interest due thereon, making
dividend of III per cent on the whole amount Of
the forged paper which has come to light. On the
other hand. those who have accepted this dividend
have given Mr. BeiInap bond Of indemnity
against the genuine notes, should they ever be pro-
duced -BostOn Post.
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o. The news of the French revolution was re-
ceived at Tahita, Society Islands, June oath, and
for some days nothing was to be heard but the
Marseilles hvmn.
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oRLEANs THEATRE,

TVHIs EVENING, Monday, Nov. e. s4S1Wl be presented
the time this season, LA DAME BLANCHE-Opera
acts, by Boeldeau Performers: Messrs LeonE ery
and Valet and Mdme BeTton Previously IL FAUT Qg NE
PORTE SOFT OUVERTE ON FERMEE-C Comedy in act
~ Performance half-past o'clock n27
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
FRS, night Of Mr.. c. vANDENHoFF. "a

tz- First night of Mr. G. VANDENHoFF. 81
TJHIS EVENING Monday Nov 81 Is48-The performances will
commence with THE GAMESTER-Br Beverly, NJ. 6. Van
denhod Sukely, Mr.. Morton; Mrs Beverly Mrs Stuart.
COMIC SONG, bv Mr. To conclude with NAVAL
ENGAGEMENTS Admiral Kingston, Mr.. Chippendale.
e15y~ Tuesday, second night of Mr.. VANDENHOFF.
~ Doors open Overture at O'Clock
t- Tickets places may had application to Mr. j. F.
BALY, the hours Of 10 and O'clock every day. MI
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FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTARLISHME NT.

FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. % .hfGAZLNE STREET.
~ FABRE CO have the pleasure of informing their
II friends and the public that they in the receipt
of choice stock of articles in their line selected with the
Much pains having been taken in the selection and manu-
acaTe Of every garment they offer them with great con-
idence as being of superior style, fit and quality.
We therefore invite the attention OF purchasers to the fol-
lowing named articles, comprising portion OF our large
Super Black French Cloth Dress and FrOck COATS.
R Brow and Olive French Cloth :. uons
- SURTOUTS.
Black. Brown and Olive Cloth sACs.
Drab
Tweeds
Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
Black ClOth CLOAKS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS. II,
Cashmere
Silk and Satin VESTS,
- - FTch Cassim. PANPALOONS.
:. :. :. SILK and Satin S az VaTs
Silk and Linen Cambria Pocket HDKFS.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
SIX UNDERSHIRTS.
MeTino
Merino Silk and Cotton DRAWERS.
Merino and Cotton HALE HOSE
Black White and Colored HOskn GLOVES.
- Buekskin and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS.
SHOULDER BRACES.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
GE" A superior assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS
VAEIsEs and CARPET 4Gs....AH Of which VIII be sold
the most moderate terms. M I'm dAW
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OF The revenue at Boston for the week ending
November 18th, amounted to Sl28,949 81.
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DRowNED.-A German woman, deck passen-
ger on the steamer Highlander, fell overheard on
Friday, the 18th, when near Duncan's bar, and
was drowned. Her husband and several small
children were on the boat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-27

DE- The nuptials announced as about to take
place between the Boston Republican and the
Emancipator, are duly declared to have occurred,
in the Republican.
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PORT OF new ORLEANS.
LArIrUDE. g 81 % N-LosaIrgDE. 90 win Time, sh
Cleared Saturday.

Cleared Saturday.
Ship Sutana Barret, New York, A. Cohen
sB D h hGRoSP R Spo61ef GSepoo neg
Bsrk T William and Elizabeth (Bf) Pitcher yepoo
B.,k Jessie CBr) Kelly. Sligo. Den Gass si @
Brig Mary Knowles Baltimore, 9. J. Meeker
Schf seahorso BeIlour, Mobile, B: w Huntington & Co
Steamboat Roweua, Jewett, st; Louis, Master
Steamboat mOuteznma, Kelly. Mobile. Wngate Brennan
arrived Yesterday:
u s. steamship New Orleans, Aud, from Pascagolla to
u S. Quar- ermaster-3d my.
U s. steamship Telegraph Folger from BrazOs St Jago
22d inst to U. S. Quartemaster-3d nv.
Ship May Flower, Crabte Al days from Havre, to master
ship Reguas, Smith, IA days from New York to master
Ship ATvum, viner IS days Boston, to maser2d my
Ship VIM. Jarvis, JARVIS, Y days from Castine, Me-, TO
Ship CoIumBo Pray Is days from Philadelphia, master
Ship Talma injury 52days from Bordeaux. to A. Caere
Ship Vesta Fr) sOubry, from Have Oct 5th to master
Bark Juno. Dicks, Is days from New York, to s. Toby
Bark David Nichols, Nichols 81 days from Rio de Janero
Brig Bella Del Mar MDowe, days frOm BrazOs s!.Jago,
%; P, Whitney 8 CO.lst my
Schr H. L. Scranton, Iabe days from Brazos ST. Jago,
in ballast, to master-lSt my.
Schr William and Mary, Roberts, A days from Corpus
Christi. IN ballast, to j. Ii. Blood-1st my.
Jas L Day. Wood, FIN Mobile.
Natchez Holmes from SkDwiths Landing-3S3 BIS cotton
Eudora, EaieT, I'm St. Louis.
Ne Plus Ultra, Philips I'm st. Louis.
Andrew Fulton, Fulton, I'm St. Louis
Missouri. Taylor, FIN St, Louis.
Empire, Elliott. I'm Louisville.
TOwbOat Hercules, Brown, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Louisville, Duncan FIN the Passes.
Towboat DanI Webster, Rinehardt, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Mary Kingsland Davis, FIN the Passes.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ships California and Statesman four ships and one bark
Memoranda:
Capt Viner of the ship Arvum reports, the 10th inst,
lat $50 o. lon 75o 15 passed ship with black ball in
her tOpsail standing North.
Capt Taber of the schr H. L. Scranton, from Bazos St
Jago 21st nst reports the following vessels that port
schr Emma Norton Just arrived fIom Alyarado; schH.
Cora, St. Rosa and Eveline Ross.
Steamboat Missouri left St. Louis the 18th inst Re-
ports all the upper rivers falling, and the weather cold
Towboat Louisville lowed down and to sea 18th inst,
briggs SlIenzo and Tartar.
Towboat Mary Kingsland towed down to the 10Th
inst ships Element and Oneco bark Claiming brig Menic
Spoken:
On the 18th inst 35 miles E. S. East Of the Baize, schr
Lucy White from ThomastOn, for this port.
On the 18th inst, off orugas ship Danube from Boston,
bound to Pensacola-l3 days out.
Passengers:
Per ship Vesta from HapreMls. Vanllet and daugh-
tiers, Mr. Ladebat and family Mrs. Leduc, Mrs Mouraln
MTs Peser and family, Mrs. Hezeau and son, Mr.. Magne
and lady, Mr. Crouhh and lady, Mr. Deron and sister,
Ganiad, Marshall Lisey Richard, Martin, Gaehet, Godln
Choyard BalIaud, Maily, l.. DuclaTy-lo5 Storage,
Per schr WB.aHd yHdrg from BrdzOs St.JGg0.-Messrs
Clark, Bennett. Weber Menyman.
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Or The Bible establishment at Edinburgh,
which had abe monopoly Of printing the Bibles
throughout Scotland, and which at one time en-
ploYed about one hundred persons, was last month
broken up, and the materials sold at auction.
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CLOTHING.


J. MCNEIL, Tailor,
COMMON STREET, tb00 doors from Cdrondelet,
WTOULD respectfully solicit the patronage OF his friends
w and the public generally He hopes, by dill IA
gence and attention. render entire satisfaction to ga
all who may favor him with a call He will keep NJ
always hand a good astsoFment of CLOTHS. LIZ
C.4SSL1fERES, DOESRJJVS. TES1LNGS, etc. etc.
E1 Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms. nl6 3m
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<EOASSf0EduCt ire 70. NOs
on MONDAY EVENING NEX.F. 9ith inst AZ O'Clock.
ma cHAs 4 CHURCHILL Secretary
~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F, AIULLEN,s
1y 6est IN lis profession now 9 united g., H hs stand
need would do veil give nina CALL 81 Customeuse
street. nl5f
az Strangers in the City, and other persons standing
q Dr. PARMELEE in another column Of this paper Office, No.
81 Hevia street.
~ n. Dauey's Magical Pain Extractor. The
egina and only gsgqins always has The written Signature
sathsn DoFo- ~ chartres street. New Orleans. Az
haye haai 4 bottles Of BILLINGS CARMINATfYE
SYRUP infaib remedy for Bowel complaints which
r. This remedy fails in the obstinate Ct Diar-
rha3. Wholesale Depot 70 Camp street, Neworle9as
iel D. HANsBRoUGH.
EV- The Americo-Graefenberg Theory does not
dent the face intelligent community
It Is the language Of q9aeks and psnde ~ N ne seTss
will find lis anidote.
" For Agents rassnbsrg's Series fourth page nj
R See advertisement on the first page of this paper
headed Z" TO PLANTERS AND FAMTLIES,'' of Comstoeh
g. celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
Poydra street, where all that sold warranted GENUINE and
PURE. iel en-
E1~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cAns-Please the advertisement Of Rustic PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed mylO
~ v. B. Palmer Agent for the Cities of Phila
delphia, NewYork Boston and Baltimore.
E1- Mrs. @. z. da PoNTE, would respectfully
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office. ap13
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DID NOT AGREE. The trial of Elder Enos G.
Dudly, for the murder of his wife, which continued
in Haverhill, n. H., for almost three weeks, re-
suited in disagreement of the jury. 1t is under
stood that ten were for bringing him in guilty of
murder in the first degree, and two against it.
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pRUas ANp MEDICINES.

nUININB. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- n
Nnk Gao. RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
4 as can be procured esewhere-gall and ~
~ jndge.-Dr. Z. J. CONES PREPARA- IA
~ NTlONS:
90 SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled
FXTRAfyT OF C0PAfVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior TO
the Capsules or any other extract. -,
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