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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-25
EsIa &c Of George NlOIIZ. Sen.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
~ have been appointed and qualified as Adj.
minIstraiors OF the Estate of GEORGE SroL1z. sen.
deceased. late Of Richland township, Fairfield
county. Ohio. All persons having claims against
said Estate are hereby notified TO present them
legally authenticated within one year from this
date, and those indebted TO make immedia C pay.
ment to GEORGE ST0LTZ. Jr. ,1-,...
NATHANIEL STOLTZ, Auli "'''
February 4, l84s 4w39
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Samuel Esurgner's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator Of the Estate of SAMUEL BURcsER, de
ceased. late of Fairfield county. Ohio.
CONRAD BURGNER, Jun, Adm'to
February 25, l848. 4w42+
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Joseph Reery,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given,th the undersigned
~ lave been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrators of the Estate of JosEPH BERRY de.
ceased. late of Auburn township, Fairfield coun'
~. Ohio All persons having claims against said
Estate will present them for settlement legally
authenticated within ane year-and oil those 10.
debed will make immediate payment to
c. M. BERRY, ,,,.
A. I. BERRY, A'"i '0''
February 25, 1913. 4w42#
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Schemes for March, 1848.
GLARKE has been Vender for the last fifteen
~ years in the Cities of Pittsburg, Pa, Wheel.
ing, Va, and Richmond. Va, and refers to the
Managers in proof Of the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Vender in the United
States. CLARKE sold during the month of jan
uary. l84S, the following Capitals:
HALF OF 10000; WHOLE OF 1000;
q Prizes of $1,000, 2 Capitals Of $500,
Besides numerous Others Of less denomination.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-25

NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY
CLASS NO. 1S, FOR l84s.
To be drawn at Jersey City IN. J.) on Wednes-
day. the first of March, l84S.
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Further Catalogue of Medicines
See Descriptire Pampklets.

Wild Cherry Expectornnt. Attentive syrup
Eve Water, Diarrhea Mixture Superior Tome.
Liver Power, Bronchitis Gargle, Vegetable Eme-
tic, Irretating Plasiers, Neryne Touic and Cen
lie Laxatice, Bitter Herbs for Policies, Anti Dis
peptic pills. Yegeioble Snuff for Cstarrh in tho
Head and Head-Acho
Call AT the Medical Depot, adjoining the New
Book Store. n oNvi
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lIOIasses,

" MOIasscs.
DRICE 311 cents gallon, for sale the cheap
store Of 80 2 WISE g. HILLARD.
Lancaster, December 10. 1s47. 81
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J.OHH M. CLARKE,

LOTTERY VENDERs.WHEELIN VA.
Presents to his patrons the following Brilliant
Schemes for March, 1848.
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By TeiegraPh-FOr lse GAINESVILLE Courier.
PEACE! PEACE!

Very Important from Mexicoi--A Treaty
OF Peace Agreed tos--Thc Preilminaries
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Fairfield Common Pleas.
I'm PARTITION.

February 4, 1848. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

from A,E, Win a the materials necessary for siege All
who.e energies and ag, ast atlaeh Ten. Lamogcete
tb I'M, ~ GanEer only waited for the attack IN
''' IN Ts''a,,,9a ', yio Io&99mnence
iL'li'>. 10 ItoI u"o9sed, had sent last
is eyaslaJ and Gen ara helr answer was any
SG I n earbs hio"sf fa g counted the minutes.
ihs ing inc Insurgents 1I suGGndeLel and a Tie
I'ai= ~ -Ai"''e N'' ''''" "' 'iS a''oha Guard aud
ui, ooSS!!I - H.. .,,I ,lIf,.. ,-,u-,
Lamorirfer urteripg erie OF Nivefa RepTbI61S Sen
9, - III i l,' -. ~. pressed
services
ItT0m the Second Edition OF the European Tme'l
IL r1commened cen tayagnac a. The future President Of
the Republic was extensively circulated Paris Every
reprsrnatye as he entcIed the Assembly had COPY thrust
INTO his hand
Assassinariun> take place numbers in The quarters
where The dirau;pn,,J au1Ti7pn reside and generally al
night IN the streets Tie insurgents although conuuerpd
o. no means ,ubdued aud uo improbable but that
they may uengt to renew the struggle Al present how.
ever, they coutnc their attempts TO poisoning and
Court Martial, We're being held ON the prisoners as rapidly
aNIp7',.e-
the roll Of the liberated couycis ia surveillance al Rouen
SEM. This isa very significant fact.
Lhr ,ta2ts~ OF the Agd and wounded during the con
'hr To al 10 sides, uuI, Other, gle only 10 COO The
nunn-r WIN we nav no d"abt' exceed 200" Only 10000
The Na9uai ''uad and the Line nave resolved insist
upon ngId inquiry mo the causes Of The late insuuecou
and hour adds TO tHeIt irritation tins subject Il has
been discovered that tcegmphic dispatches the Province,
aud Il Is even reported that Others Of different rharaater
'Inrad, IL IS sad forwarded but these reports to
Ledm Ronn. Lmuarrun and Focon are generally spoken
hey were Iue Ii The ecncra OPINION however that no
jE" "uahl 10 he lost IN seeming them.
both ON Friday and SauuIay la,i since his confinement
at Hcenne> ny that time he had beu very negligent Of
trfta, and was aENou~h listening 10 every sound A. To
a1erl he %egaed inal ne SnGua be IN P2rs on Friday
We BEGIN now toconceye the danger in which we were
placed DAYS II $ d>CrIalnrl the
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gGNMEA,S w.
KNOWLES g MOEL.

PRa CTLC8L ma TCHHyIKERS,
- E0. 80 SANA ~ street 1ss INST door ezs-s
~ ~ constantly hand large and - -
tzzgzz4WCII selected assortment oL Swiss and Eu-i,u
LEVER WATCstrVS
Jswery, Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery esedPen Spectacle
and Fancy Goods
DuTrersOnal attention Will be devoted TO repairing
description OF FINE MATCHES, CLUjl and JEW ELE1 d:
which shall rerDym satisfactorily, ca7rge. my2U
WATCHES JEWELRX, ETC.
UPWARD 4. TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
A. fully invite the attention Of his friends and the J
public to his fms and well selected stock of JEH- t@eI
ELRY, etc, comprising Watches OF the mO ap- Ia .te
proved utactuTe, Gold and Silver Hunting Szzls3
and Open-iaCeA cases: Silver Ware Of every description
consisting in pant of Tea Table, Sugar salt and Mustard
Su0gus, Ferris, Ladies, CasOrs, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks, etc.
A great variety Of J4weIy Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
Pe1umery, etc.
PIANO EORTES.
- Ezlzs-z1a-, Just received from the manuigCnror CT
aasf5s5 MGssrs. Nuns Il Fischer, and A. H. Gale
RI b ID N 4 4 e. large suPPY OF tae.r s...G .
Caemans Eoiau Attachment, and iyes's Tuue;bIs .-s
Please call and examine aY6 #
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PUlEPs I'D BATaIMG APPARATUs e.

EOHN McCARFY, Plumber, No. l34 Camp street E
- New Orleans, has Iust received a and large ID
a-omaut OF Brass Cocks, various sizes; Force and IN
ih PUMPS Beer Pumps &c. sc; Cooking Ranges; 20
Eamng Tubs and Shower Baths Also, laying and repair
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every description. Ship
and Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
tiers promptly attended
~" Charges moderate mh24 "
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SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WAR
TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COM STOCK d co,

o. II,
HAVE on hand the following genuine MEDICINES,
which every family ought to be supplied with,
Dr. Mon airs Acoustic Oil certain or Deafness.
East Indian Hair Dye-wl color the Hair jet backnot
Jew Davd's, Hebrew Plaster for Rheumatism and ali
The Genuine OIdndge's Balm of Columbia, for the Hair
GomsioGks SarsapaiIa for purifying the Boodpnge Soc.
matism OF Govt, Contracted Cords and Stiff Joints
OIL Tann, for Boots Shoes Harness and CaTiagetops;
Mother Relief for Ladies about becom.nr Mor.e,s. It
relieves all Weakness and NervoqSncss. hamanted.
SICK IEADACHE-DT. SDOH Remedy Will cure any
either Nervous or Bilious. Warranted 10 DO t'is.
case or all pay Is refused ior IT, Try 1t ON these terms.
C,rTIov-Dalley's Original and only Genuine Magical
t'R ti f T'0 s!k G'' PIP R ,E , ah1
POyda stfeesO that merchants make 100 per cent On IT,
WORMS IN CuLDREy.-K ohnsock's Vermifuge is the
most extraordinary remedy ever used. Should there be
worms, it viii do good.
CoxsrNprov CrREp-AIso Coughs. Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver G0mpIant>-!y
Dr. BanhOmewS Pink Expectomut syrup Tins is the only
article that be- relied for these complaints, and has
cured cases after I'll other articles have failed
The Military SHAVING soap Is tine b3statce IN tins CITY
the face
To THE LADIEs.-BatmQf CoI5tmJia, for restoring the
" Long hair is a glory to woman " says Paul.
And all feel the truth OF The piOUS quotation
Unless you protect 1t with this PREPARATION.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia isn2 only Resin
alive but the best cooHng fluid the world. a makes n
Hair glossy and hRei stops At once rom iln2 out AMI
drulI and sour.
n DH Sro5ss . FgE ILsaD4cPH RE'r;2T rarG to
has cured cases OF twenty years standing.
NEW D.srovrHy-Dr Conny,l's Mixture. for Conoraoa
and Gest, Seminal EtIu.on- and Weakness of tire a,a or
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever b4tPosfssas tonic o2eIa5 o. real o"earg ald mos
Congenai 70 the conaqIon than any other medicine R<ed
srSl"9ba lS Ire TaI4tt ai ~ s.,e9t tr er I .,T "
4Tra an frga q nav I t.r ra
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TO T'R.gPELLERS.
1RU INKS, VALIC ES AND CARPET BAG

gOHN hDRRI SON No. 10 Can9L C--7=Ez5 IN
- STREET, offers 10 the public for sale ts54-ZZ=5-i4
huge assortment OF the above articles at tfTF$1 lg RG
such low prices viii SUIT THE TIMES. Sazlh ( A&5
-0ns about TO travel for the summer will do We'll give
Alu gail. County dealers Supplied at wholesale on The
= p M4n9facoFy. Newark, n J-IVarehouse, Il Mai
den Lane, New York. myZ6 La
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

rs A line Of Ocean Steamships between New
ork and Antwerp, in Belgium, and Glnckstadf,
upon the Ebe, projected, and it is said the uowny
enterprise Of the gentlemen who have il IN band ~
a good guaranty of its cOmplets success.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

The Genuine Balm Of Columbia n2l only Hair Re,tu.
aiive, but the be coioHng fluid the woc d makes the
Hair glossy and Hne, stops It at from aEg out ami
restores it Bald Heads, and keeps the Hair free Uu DAN
drUl and scurI.
Dr.. SP0HN : SICK IFADACUE REMEDY is warranted 70
cure any case either Nervous bilious NuIyoutD it
has cured cases OF twenty Yeas standing.
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JOHN STROUD 8 Co,

IaJ Ctsbl on Street. between CaTOnGee and BaTOnne,
DEALERS IN Ea...lW
d e 4 r r lie NJ A II T Il Up &c 2 S, F,{
asH .SAaFaEED CRATES, AIONUAIEN is, -shHtfi IL
Iy.HbS. Tom SLABS, GRAVE STONES, G3BHH II
sHI Il Il 3 III in all its different vaTlgtes; sy-ITW
GHD8ASF0N LIME, CALC1NED PLASTER SNWV
o.. ARTS, ROMAN AND HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
iLAsTEHLSG HAIR, WHITE SAND, III
ENGLIsH FENsACoLA AND PITTS URG ss@sz5b
tlEE NRlChS my5 Dnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

4 L. AlNSWORTH, ylIariaG and Commercial .YOtary,
"a. No. 80 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
States Of TEXAS MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NEW
DIRK Miss OuEI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA TENNESSEE, PENN
sgLvASIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NEWIAMPsuIRE,
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA, SOUTH
tAR0LINA, GEORGIA, NEWJERSEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA. MAssACHUsE TTs. NAKYLAND and
tGNNECTICUT prepared TO take depOsous execute
and perfect all kinds OF legal instruments to be used recorded
IN sad STATES and the Territory of Wisconsin, The usual
prompuude at his office continued in all NOarIa bust
IDh5
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: T EASTERN PRICES al The Commission GAR
- RAGE REPOSITORY. .N0. 90 * sex -
ST. CH5RIES street, opposite tH. Com Ce-5iSL y
Iy reoetyng FASHIONABLE CARRi- 49,
AGt2 =? e aie, Il. e. drset from the maquiac, ~
GiES. Ec. &c for style finish price equal amy
market Customers are vited 20 call and los themselves
les ON H. : SMITH. is s. Chqlle- st.
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GILT AND SILVER PLATING.
LAMBERT, ST. CHARLES Street, OUDOgite tie
i, Theatre, respectfully informs the pUbiet that I'd
b.. is prepared TO Cid and Silver Plate Wares in IA
superior and durable manner, by the galvanic pro- 81
and Uu the most reasonable terms. 49,
Guns Pistols and KNIVES repaired and put in $25@
Ceent Order at short notice; and ali work pertaining House
and Ll--.l---LnE dome IN a M0-kman-ae al25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

The U0meu. At of the barticades during the
fighting, there remained only aud two women
who fought desperately. One of the men who carried the
flag being shot young female, neatly dressed picked mp
the flag. and leaning the haTrCades rushed towards the
National Guards utteung language OF prov0eaton. AL
though the tire continued from the barrioade the Natonal
Guards fearing nure the female humaney abstaned for
some time from returning It, and eXhOed her Withdraw
Their celebrations, however vain, and at length self
preservation compelled them fire. and she was killed The
other female then advanced took the flag, and began to
throw at the National Guards. The FIRE from the
bacade had become feeble, but several shots fred
from the sides and from the windows OF houses and the
National Guards in returning the fire killed the second female.
The women took a great part IN the instruction many
had been arrested, whom found eartOuches which
they carried the Insurgents had hid them in her bas-
ke covered with meat which sts carried her head. an
other in her mk-can, and another had them inside
her clothes. At the of the ChausSGe Antin
carriage stopped, in which corpuent lady found.
carouches.
Prisoners brought in from time to time to the build
ing in which the National Assembly sits. Amongst one
batch of twenty five Young girl dressed in male are,
who most active in supplying ammunition to the insur-
gents In the Faubourg St Marceau the women threw
boiling oil and water from the windows the troops
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

ILLINOIS BAENBUREERs. We learn from the
Chicago Advertiser Of tie 9Th, thatthe Barnbuners
Of Chicago held q meeting on the 1tb Van Blu,
rsns nomination was ratified. "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

The insurgents had q UuJonary government organized
The Muap Commission. session AT the Palace oil the
Tueuss has al ga ~ examined wards Of GtU prisoners, a
u wlUu possession 81 pieces OF gold. Some OF them
had each tipe i.uuis Ton We hos iu oil money
which hl been taken Ion The insurgents, SEeGH o. the
prisoner, WHEN asked b. lhc jude why the did nj surrcn
a. before rgr,.' We had 90 tie money winch had
been gwen None has vet Delras ed The
OF tine Infamous Ha5ti 8tDn, Oil tti, terrible plot.
Tuetgrpyfna account OF The termination o. the m-uusa
non IS iIUu the Pan- National, dated Monday mUrnIn. @
u clock
The Daancades on The Rue Graude Re Vile and Rue
sOuiaur had been carried an te Insurgents rerrled into
The iaubDaIE AtrnimontaHt and PepIn r. Count
Ahot4 IL Grk. tine tsade Mobile and the lire JrFu4r
ing the canal, dashed into the tauiOurg Meun0afan Ig OF.
der OF Gen l.aa0jee aud effected IuucliOu with Gen
Feroa, who commanded Tie The taubourg @ An
tome
The battalion Of the National Guard beyond the anal
ordered % MAIN gn theiI post until ffesb orI=r. The
caHgoR and The EoWtzeTs having auved, they were Tanad
position and plaDme to fire The direction thus con
ceHated, urrenuded adj sides hy imposing tLco1a
and no dOubl existed that Il would be speedily cushe
Gen. Cavaiyuac had ofdeTedUp regiment Of euEiness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

200 KEGS aad - barrels Prime Leaf, in store. foI
Z s0NE sale by STURGES x WRIGHT,
myig I'm 80 ICAoapItuuas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

FENHE above Reward will be paid upon conviction g
of the uersOu persons haTBOTHg iiIa mHattts- %
MATILDA or TlLLA-bHt no doubt now passing 9 a
under an assumed name, with forged pas. said gi1A
is dark mulattO, about feet OF inches high Is or -
years age st0ut made promlnet eyes short nose and
fUrns her ee ia when walking twenty five Olars w be
pa ID for her apprehension and lodging l OF The city
state OLb- X. BEAtsl5s ~ 4da&-N'nt ST..
New Orleans, May 70, lS45. NV"
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- OBT. W. WORTHINGTON, General .4gent and
l0sctOr Rodney Jefferson county Mississippi, viii
attend Punctuay to the Collection OF Notes, Drafts Ae
counts, &c IN this and the southern part Claiborne county
hctcrS to--Drake Il Evans, BrOughton 4 Murdock,
IHCAard, Warren 81 Co. Rodney, Miss John GOOdin,
Richard Beck, K. H. u q. ~ BayIy, New Orleans; W.
+. Henry, T; A, 5, Doniphan Natchez James Goodin,
Cincinnati; Jas Hand. Philadelphia J c. James Licking
on; Fh0s Freeiand Claiborne county Miss. apps
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AZ I. HALL, SCBGEOG' DENTIST No n
tAAgEnELET STREET, (beJween Common and
.Hai) heT Orleans levI2ff
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o,5-'IIie Baubuners of NewYorz city have held
their ward meetingsand elected delegates to the
city convention, and he Globe Is highly elated
thereupon lnthe SIKH District the IInnkefs en-
deav5red to create a row.
D. George Evans. Of Hrne, % spoken OF for the
Vice PresidencKon tle Nnn Bnen tIckrL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

LorF Bro,,obou y, Lzrks Uog--Hr Wait, Jr.,
Of BirniDgharn recently deceased has bequeathgd
to Lord Br6ucham go 900 TIN f2j00o leit soTis
time ago 70 his lordship by Mrs fihery, Of Ham
mersmith. he generously gave 10 his brother, Mr.,
w BrOugham.
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W. GIBBONS, Gsaeral BroEsr, No g Cu..omhouse
.o5 z..Jsi Up l,a' I'm, ,-- 49,, , @A52
81 No 10 RAM, ,,r. ks ~ ~ .n3I,9'
,,q,ptl,.y ,,5, IN
,,.J So. 49,. e 1,"'tts't'' ''i1' y"
i,,Ie- = % S2.s:-oH - l..t2
,E.l. M.fkLiCi AtD Gennrl BrOksr " = Sra
~ I'LL S so f1. = : zs,5gy M ~.
Ga G%A 55 a,s! STREET l5s'"sen COnngq and
., " srG " &Sf5 Wr gE34fHF' c1"es""as'
t'5 a9, M 4 NJ yAHDiAF MERCHANTS
5oas TO-. woopRrgT. JAMES r. v=oTpr-g.
e. .nN2 ~ .EoQDhJtt q 20, to@ae!ssi9a .llercaguas
~ PogEe,s, No 20 Camp 1ree5. sa65
4. II II 955,iiFFE, an, s. A. IlING-rAND.r .
a u r ~ ~, jtAole5ole Dealegs IN baleraad
KIRK gga s'c"1rS Ctaer Nos g. 80 and ~ Oh Legee,
+: w jl L8sT4& S q go 81 H4oc5gL.sl Eolaa 5a@
S 01 Saa g SG@srl soe 5 gst'els e2Seet5
leans. apply
CRESCENT FOUNDRY,
5 a.t ana In ENtfiNE Printing Presses and Mia,
Daa"qssf, ,'',' '''' l'''',''' - : satisfactory
- efass castings and Patterns made to order
,----- --A a. =. JONES
v AT s rireffoSoiI i L ar56ou.es, Orleans Nos
Fe= aoa Il cornsns Of Jqia and magazine, zZZ\Et
'.-.-1-s Y suiIa strcs Tor al Kinds OF merchau. -.
1p5bm GEO r. Boards co.
o -- f-----g7
& ~ Ii ~ tar. 'yiii m and bELk ~
'-i,, d itEi ,4,jTg{ 2, r * 1ffgE Ga4p ae0
ii Jpn ,oL+tE' T, i4D' ng"tt litlNE, Gle. p
'g' it"AElh@ uone N the best manner, ss4sss
'1i'i5' 91Jie DOOR Dos ana Bars made TO -
mli@l tn
u HEDBDRE A GOULD PgrtTqT qytjst rzg-zzss.
4 No. pa Damn near mia S+raaf 80
agr respectfully solicited. av29 III ES=sssgfe
a. II-g l. NJ ~ a. r. ~ *
L MANUFACTURER 4
d. NO. ~ So LhGrLeS street, Ri sIE
Hhypm New Orleans. ts5s.
NJ - .9 ,r.-v-,-r.
~ - ,Ht Vg11tiigGf " = NV LiItS GOLD ~
Al ~, - - An i ~ LIS ana w y CtlE- ~
,y ''-l-ga .,-tu az moderate prices mloE@@A--t
- j. .PIEK5oN j. A. BOENEvAL.-
Gaver srreet viii attend TO he pnlc e and ale Of
ea Estate, NEGROES and Merchanze also to the OF
argos SUGGESTIONS uIuIufe, and all outdoor sales soil
GU rom Their lnsnos and the public portion of their pa
t-on4-e, milo
EnDsrA Nj, ng2Trg, ErDDE A. on - - " -
X a. IN u SLIME NO ou FOyufaS ST. s7gssE
- -'o' S'i1'''s' " n 4 ro,-r-- N-9Z3
Or a a JONLo. go
ezy- AfEv,p C,1,pRF7r rs prrp1rr A rto,sEs -
sale at No. 50 Poydras street New Orleans by Dr. A. A.
JONES. his agent for this city. mhl4 4
a or, ,sT prOpCTTIN-CTTC,<- - - = =
* 1+', y ~ IN IN ITe"tE4l .1&eNt ahH
- Vst5Lt,l ro'ieyt 'gTsoh county MISSISSIPPI VIII
S " te ColgeLoh OF N93tesi DIaIs AZ
- - II" ~ anu If sluii5i u part o. Cidbone county
% L'JtLg Ly{TTDiaNe & LF&isi Dfo12hjOh q huIaOch,
iIuD n n a. " N Dty!yl new orleans w
LGllys n ?, i'29. lha4, Natchez James fooain
T hl%'l' ] - n; James LeA!9s-
- 4 T----1,-1,,T-TT, -
a Al9So w IN H. .HqrtgG aH9 C0maerctGt N0tGrV,
TO 20 1A2lF street, no9n2 ConmiSslOhs rom lne
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.

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The Archbishop Of Paris WuId cred Fourteen
Officers, ST. Deputies. and 10000 Men Killed
aud Wuunded-The Republic Triumphant
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killed Gen. Francais killed Pascal Lieutenant Colonel,
nth legion and the Represenants Vavn and QuInet killed
The Colonel who replaced Cen Duyiyer IN thecommand
Of the district of the Hotel dc Vile and who was promoted
to the rank Of General Of Brigade for his bravery Is said to
have fallen under the balls OF the insurgents.
buTlug the insuuectou Col Chauas, undeFSecfetqB Of
War, struck by ball the ittle plate of hls belt II
knocked him down. but he sustained other injury beyond
a violent confusion,
The wound OF Gen. Bedeau was 50 severe as TO have
rendered amputaOn Necessary Gen LatOntane has died
OF his wound, which at first ddnOt appear very severe.
NJ Fare, nephew OF NJ. R0s lie Compile Minister Of France
at Turin, killed the head of his battalion barn
Cade in the rue ST. Jacques
NJ Clarke Engineer in hef of The Orleans aiway, is
among the number oil the victims of the combat the
Ionie dAuserzs having been killed by batwhle stand
ing al window of As office.