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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

-1PHAAHt9A @N~N'NU"
~ diseases with their usual success, combining them
selves principally TO those al Chronic character. An
important point in treating disease successfully
from what diseased organ organs their maady arises
Our method Of arriving knowledge OF the ds
eased action Of the body affords decided advantage
over those who have made the secreons study in
forming diagnosis. We require for analysis,
at least OF the first Urine in the morning.
For the benefit of those interested would give notice
that DR.. Gray Breck will be Americdn Temper
House, WORCESTER. MASS. on the
18th, 10th and Goth of each month,
where thsy may be consulted every variety OF disease
Any information relative the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained by inquring above.
Worcester, Oct a. sr.B 3ms
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DIR. n. G. MEAD,

c. dr. lie NIe INEhU3
6YRgSS Dentist, (lae OF Providence, r. R.
O1IIYYYp Taxes TINS method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City in the practice of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods. All work will
be warranted to give perfect saisfacton and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53 Main Street. sept Is
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wROsS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road Newport, Fail RiUer, Bristol and Warren
July %. dwtf
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MRS. WRIGHT, will give second course Of lee
lures women, Physiology, commencing MON
DAY, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock at WALDO HALL The
course TO consist ree Lectures price of tickets SO
cts, single Lecture IS. The last lecture will be upon
the philosophy of water cure, and its practical result.
Worcester. Nov. G.
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nAMCIMG SCHn0I,.

MIR. WEAVER, Respectfully gives notice 10 the
IVl subscribers to his evening school, and others desr
of attending that the first lesson Gentlemen will
be held at BRINLEY HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov 9Th at O'Clock.
Worcester, Nov. s If
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PIaid CIOakings.

TNRENCH and American Plaid Cloakings in beautiful
Il styles. Also, the best assortment in the city of
THYBET AND LYONESE CLOTHS tor
Cloaks for sale per less than they be bought
in any ether store ii. II. CHAMBERLIN.
Oct H. div w3t
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MARRIED,

In this city the 6h inst ut the Pleasant St Church
by the Rev Nj Adrlch birmingham, Mr. Daniel How
ard of Randolph to Miss Mary daughter o. hr; H. D.
Dickinson of this city. Tine printers most literally re-
memhered.
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co,
of ROstOm-CapitaI $4,000.

Pre-, iaent--THOS. TARBELL. sec'ry--A. l.. STIMSON
HE terms OF Insurance In this Company more a.
vorable than those OF any other institution of the
In the Country Applications received for nsuring allow
ances of "a, Sc, or $e per week, during sickness.
Policies issued periods of One Three and FUe yea
For further information for Insurance. Call at the
Worcester, Aug7. "47 sf
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The Geographic r'urns partial and somewhat con-
fused yet enough aimed to leave doubt OF tie
result in the following States, giving the numberof eec-
toraI votes annexed % each
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CoKNEcTIcuT, all but 10 towns, gives Van Buren,
1885, Taylor, 26 Cos; Cdss, 22,3I8.
RHODE ISLAND, all hut two towns-Van Buren,, 705;
Taylor, 5689; Cas-, 5000.
DELAWARE, Taylor 8I7 majority.
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DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth without PAIN by the Of this recently discovered
substitute Tor Ether-CHLoROFoRM.
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4. l., 7. PROVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS, LIST door the right
O13df 227 Main Street. Worcester.
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CHLORUFORM.

HIS new principle of Setting Teeth without springs is
by id II. F. BISHOP.
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Rooms to Let.

gl#F Rooms To Lets ta~u
OUITABLE for St0rerooms Work Sophisticated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harris
Flour Store Enquire of b. NJ Levns, Front Street. or
Main street. dtf-Oct. 10
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IA A SMALL tenement on the corner of Main and
ss1sA IA Charlton For further particulars apply
sA.EA at this Office d Nov 6.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

THE Blackstone Coal CoD1pany has taken yard on
L TEMPLE STREET, and is now ready 10 deliver coal
from their mines VALLEY FAILS broken and screened
at 81, so per ton. l. r. BARBOUR, Agent.
Worcester. Oct. s l849. e5,e DIV
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DER % Europa" receiued, and now ready Tor exh-
i bitlon. Among them are some beautiful
Mousselines de Lame AliWoo) in sn all ngs, at 50 c.
Twilpd Cashmere do bright cOlors, AZ cts
Ladies' are invited 10 examine them.
Nov6. DIV HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN
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THE LADIES
ARE INVITED TO GALL AT
CHAUBERLIN'S

and examine some beautiful new
CaShmereS and MOMSs. de Lame,
Just received per " Europa" and for sale at less
than former prices.
Novl. de wSt HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
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WANTED

A PARTNER, who can furnish cash capital to do ,
N Flour and Grain business.
Oct 81. DIFF FRANCIS E. BIGELoW.
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To FarlIlers.

A STEADY, single man, who has always followed
IA Farming, wishes to engage with respectable Farmer
in the neghborhood of Worcester bat has no objection to
going into the country Good references given Apply
Immediately at this office. Oct
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FOUND.

MOUND in the highway in The south part Of Holden q
calf skin ,oailet containing seventeen dollars
cash and few small papers. The owner can have the
some by ca ling the subscriber.
Holden, Oct, A. dtf ARCHELAUS PUTNAM.
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STOVES. STOVES,

" LOhINVTa
MOULD call the attention OF those in pursuit Of the
Tight Stove, arranged Wood and Coa-warranled 20
suit all who give trial. Aso-A large assortment of
ParOr, Office and Box Stoves 7S Main II eet.
Sept 25-dtf
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Lamps. Lamps.

MINIATURE, SOLAR, CAMPHENE AND FLUID
4V1 LAMPS-CampheRe Fluid, AMI Camphene OF supe-
qua ty, for sale wholesale and retail. Oil Lamps al
tered to burn Fluid, by H. AYRES,
Sept 2l-dtf 29S Msin Street Paine'e Block.
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ASSAULTS, ETc.-Jerry McCarty, charged with
an assault and battery on John Mmrion, was yes
terday examined before Acting Recorder Golding,
and discharged John Justice, Patrick Riordon
and Robert Brick charged with assaulting and
beating Michael Shea, were also examined and
discharged Patrick Riordon, for assaulting and
threatening jeremiah Grifen, was held to bail to
keep the peace Charles Luddent charged with
assaulting and beating Flora Meyer, and pulling
out some of her raven ringlets will be examined on
the 18th. Ellen Dunn, charged with striking
John O'Neil with a smoothing iron, was dis
charged lanes Duffy, for heating his wife. was
held to bail TO keep The peace
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90 The Louisville Courier has the following
concerning the new steamship Venezuela just ar
rived at Louisville its way to the Oronoco River
This vessel is in the charge of Capt E. A. Tur-
pin, and destined for the River Oronoco in Vene-
zuela, South America. She is as strong as wood
and iron can make her, and cost $25, 600 Her d.
mersons are as follows. length of keel, I55 feet ;
extreme length, us feet; breadth Of beam, 295
feet depth of hold, 10 feet. She has two engines
and four large boilers, and will also be rugged as
sailing vessel, the masts being on board, but not
upyet. The Venezuela was built by the Oronoco
Steam Navigation Company of NewYork. Mr.. v.
Ellis, late Minister to South America, and Presi-
dent of the Company, goes out in her. The Com
pany expect TO realize immense profits from a COM
paratively trifing outlay The Oronoco, from its
mouth to Bolivar, late AngOstura is navigable for
the largest class Of vessels iidewater extending
far up as that town. From Bolivar to the Apnre
River, and the town of Nutria, there are no imped-
iments, thus giving uninterrupted navigation of up
wards of nine hundred miles"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICF.

Tuesday Night august Is, 1873.
There has been but moderate business transacted the
general Market since last particularly Cotton Flour.
however and Wheat have been in good demand though
lower rates. and the sales OF Tobacco have been rather
We are hourly expecting to hear of the steamer Acadia
arrival at Boston She will bring Liverpool dates the 18th
ult., week later than those by the America.
COTTON.-We left the Cotton market on Friday even
ing last inactive, though factors owing the light supply
generally quite firm their pretensOnS. On Saturday
the sales reached barely 200 bales about former rates On
Sunday the Americas letters came to hand representing the
Liverpool market closing less buoyany though without
reduction in the quotations and the weeks sales put
down 90 $50 bales. Oar market appears to have under
alteration SINCE and the sales of Monday and to-day
have been 100 bales making the business of the three days
only 1000 bales Our last quotations fully maintained
The arrivals of ReO Cotton thus far are 1O1 bales.
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RIOT ON TIE CHESHIRE RAILROAD. A riot
broke out on the Cheshire Railroad four miles be-
yond Keene, n. H., on the I'd inst, between two
gangs of Irish laborers at work on different sections
of the road, the one trying to drive the other off
There We're some broken heads and ribs, and
bunged eyes, and firearms We're freely used-but
no one was killed. On Thursday morning the
Keene Light Infantry were called ont, and, march
ing to the scene of disturbance dspelled the riot
ers, after discharge of musketry, which fortu-
dately did no damage Some ten or twelve Of the
most active were then arrested and lodged in the
Keene jail. The greater part of the combatants,
however, found refuge in the woods
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Tho o,-yES DELIGHT which forms an essential ingre
dent in the Graeenberg SaSapanla Compound probably
unnror to Sarsapaa itself Professor Frost OF ChaestOn
C. speaks Of it follows, the Southern Journal OF
Medicine and Pharmacy
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally. So powerfully Is its action exerted upon
the capillary and secretng vessels in changing Their morbid
states conditions, and dlspOsng them to new healthy
action, that il IS greatly to be preferred, nc, Nc lie
further adds That It Is in chronic diseases and chronic M
Examinations and also in the long tram OF consequ that
follows syphilis, that its efficacy is best exhibited.
The superiority Of the Graeienberg SaBapana Compound
may be thus stated:
ls II is composed of number of the most eficaciOus
vegetables the whole of the Matena Mediea, in adj
dItiOn to SaHaparilla. o.
I'd These are so highly concentrated that there many
more doses in the bottle than of the largest bottles
advertised
3d. This concentration renders tito SaBapana what Qui-
better than ordinary TOOt-beer-sOunng the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To use weak infusion of Sarsa-
pana when d suphate of the article may be had, like
taking bark instead Of Quinne or like travelling a
against strong current instead Of in a swift steamer
These things being let all who have made up their
minds SaBapanla that Of the GraeenbeTg
Company. II is warranted to be ten times efcacous
than other knOwn-no matter how large the bottle
the GraefenbeTg Vegetable Pills the Graefenberg Health
Bers, and the GTaeenberg SaYsapana Compound should
supeTcede all others For universal the Pills and Ber
of ncaCUlabe value. Those who take them need not
fear the enevang effects of the summer which is al hand
g The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
d. HANSBROUGH, " Camp street, New Orleans La
70 whom applications for Agencies maybe addressed.
e-T For sale by WELD Il co. Periodical Agents, "
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmhouse St.; c. VAN FELSON. corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; J. WRIGHT ~ 20, l5I
Charities St; J. LLADO. n Condo st., New Orleans ~;
THOS COOK, Postmaster city of Lafayeiei J. L.. VAN
BQkkELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary SIS joins
FOELkEII corner Levee and Seventh % Lafayette; aud
CHARLES BENNEoT. CanOltOn, La. Ie6 ia6
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2.IIEI SI5IZ:S5
- pRIYgTE LEssONs ONLY -

~ GOMEZ, Editor of La Patria. viii devote few
H. Ionrs during the day TO give instructions in the Span
isb Language Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method
bv which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Snanish Language in two three months;
For Terms SC, apply to Mr.. Gomez at his office No u
Exchange lev near Cont or, at the bookstores OF
/ b. Steel IA Camp St; Thos. L.. White! % Canal St. and
O. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the PoStoice,
E5@ If required Mr. G. will give lessons at night. m9
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ARREsTs.-There were thrty-two arrests made
by the night watch of the Second Municipality on
Monday night last Fifteen Of the individuals
hauled up were found sleeping on the Levee, and
some five or six others were caught snoozing in La
G.yette Square The workhouse yesterday re-
lived 4 supply Of recruits that should last it at
Laa-t month. Among the number sent down was
the notorious William Sales alias Moore, Johnson
Wilson and Wood. This gentleman got a ticket
ior sIN months
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Stock on hand, Sept l. 1847. q, 1873 22835
Received PSs5 a1y. 5h-5s
1,222,899 74,gO8
prev i86 l65-118721 53i88-55s69
Stock on hand not cleared 35,l28 1909
TOBACCO-The pause in the Tobacco market has been
at last broken and buyers having yielded little sales Of
about 800 hhds have been made which show gen.
eral improvement of 4 of cent, principally the finer
grades We now quOte-Lugs, l4D2{4; Leaf-neIior to
Common, $685.; Fair, 4C04Id Good to Choice 41aG0
SIC. q ID.
SUGAR.-The Sugar market continues pretty steady
though with little activity Prices before quoted
Inferior and Common, 2la03l; Fair, 3ls033i Prime
and Choice 4fD415c. g tb.
MOLASSES-The few sales making are at about the
of prices befoe-l5D2Oc. 2 gallon according
to quality.
still lower rates for Flour, which has induced better de
mand for shipment The safes ofthe days 1900 bbs
generally at 50 1908 80 for Ohio and Ordinary Illinois, 81
for Illinois and Missoun. and 81 l2l s4 Is for St Louis
fancy brands. The market thus relieved, appears rather
frmer to-day.
Arrived past ZIG bbls
Exported same time 6l82 bbl.
GRAIN.-There has been scarcely any Corn arriving,
and the entire sales l5OO sacks chiefly 4
46c, though some lots held at Soc buShe. WHEAT
has been in better request for shipment the North and
24OO sacks have found purchasers 81 65 for Ord-
and 7OD75c bushel for good to Prime OATs may
be quoted as betOre-tTOm 55D36C buShe and few
arriving BRAN j5060c.. Nothing done in CORN MEAL.
ATnVed past lOI! sacks Corn.
EApOHed same tine... -.............. S,lI
PROVISIONS-The Pork market still presents a very
heavy appearance, the sales confined mostly retail
$40 l2aGOlO p for Mess and $8D8 l2& . Dbl for Prime
Mess however could be bought by the quantity $40 and
less BACON Of Prime quality some demand at A. for
Prime Sides and 3la034c. for Shoulders but Missouri
meat almost unsaeabe at considerably lower rates.
BEEF is selling slowly $l2 5O0I2 70 for Mess and 81 50
as Dbl for Prime. In LARD there has been scarcely
any thing done beyond a few small sales at 6sGD7l4c in
bbs and 81D9c in kegs. The rates for Western BUTTER
and CHEESE the same-llyGl2lac. for the former and
606Iac. q h. fOr the latter
COFFEE.-There is very little doing in Rio but prices
are nomnay 6l4GD65ac. 2 ID. To- good quality
RICE-Pnme is retailing from first hands at DC 2 ID.
SALT-TwO cargOes OF Liverpool arrived, but none sold.
The rates are 81 20 for Coarse in small lots and 81 40
D sack for Fine, delivered
HEMPWe have transactions to report in this article
or in LEAD.
GUNNY-BAGS-Are still higher-saes of 80 900 new, at
lie, to arrive, and II ,IDl2c. here.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Smal sales have been made
14laGDljc. cash for Bagging, and 7l07lac for Rope
WHISKY.-Small sales Of Recied at IL sN0l7c. 2 gal
lon, and OF Raw at IL GDI8c.
LIME.-The retail rate for Thomaston is 81 50 cask.
HAY.-The last sales Of Prime at flS 3 ton.
FREIGITS-Are still very inactive. Wenoce but
ship taken for Liverpool, at 5I6d for Cotton.
EACHANGE.-In limited demand at former quotations.
say-Ea09a prem for Sterling 1iGlja ct. dis. for
Oh day bills and az Q CT. prem. for Checks
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Mr. Mnotte Mitchell
of White Plains, New York, had his pocket picked
Of $500, in the cars, just before they arrived at
Utica. on the 9Th instant.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16.

SECOND MUNIcPALTTY COUNCIL. A small
number Of the members of this Council met last
evening, and after waiting about an hour, were
obliged to adjourn for want Of a quorum.
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Cleared Saturday,:
Steamship crescent City Stoddard New York via Havana
Ship Trenton, Snow Marseiles and Market. L. II Gale
Ship Cygnet Holmes Canton iCbss Mason
Bark Kilby. Carter Liverpool. Il II GsIa
Bark Jno w. Coffin. Nerena, Boston, G. W Hvpson
Brig Commoquid Gorham. Boston, Raiav 4 BaTfer
Schr. Tallahassee, Ashley, st Marks, E. G Pogers ( %
SChT Lois, Mllligan, Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterdays
Ship Sarah Mckenzie, from Vera Cruz, 1 inst to r,s.t
Bark PoneeT Gait, is days from Baltimore, to H Ash
bndge-lst my.
Brig Emma, Berry, from Vera Cruz, ID inst to master
schr Fairy Dennison Is days from Galveston, to master
Schr. Aparecda (Yucatan) Espinola days from Cam
peachy, to 5. FernGndeZ-1st my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hieru. fin Mobile
Bele Creole Champomer FIN Bayou Sara bales cotton
St Helena, Amsden, I'm ShreveDor-4O4 bales cotton.
Elisha Landry FIN Bayou Sara-49 bales cotton.
Courier NJ artin. FIN the Baize.
Hard Times Fairchild I'm Bayou Sara-97 bales cotton.
VeSta Orvise FIN st. Martlnsvle-l3 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Cotton, I'm St. Louis.
Griffin Yeatman. Myers I'm Cincinnati
TowbOat Panther, Kinney, I'm the Passes.
BELOw-COMING UP
Brig Telegraph, (Br) Young, from Kingston, ia.
Memoranda:
Tovboat Panther owed down and TO the llth inst
schr Jas. L. Day, Howard and 7, +, Hunt
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING

7
w VAN BENTHUYSEN, BROKER AND GENERAL
w AGENT, has opened at his office No 81 A.
GR.4FLER Street REGISTER of Dwell K54A
lngs, parts of Dwellings Stores and parts of Jl4ssa
Stores, offices, etc, To Rent; also REAL ESTATE
For Sale
The object of this Register is TO comprise all such nOrma
ton relative Houses for and Real Estate for sale
will enable persons glance whether the terms and
situations are satisfactory; thus saving OF
inquiry and labor hunting for dwellings, etc; all sach
in information being had at one central point.
Propertyhod and Agents for the renting of Houses
will no doubt readily appreciate the benefits of such
Register and invited to send in description of premi-
SEES location and rent
Already large number of dwellings and stores on the
Register, and daily additions viii be made until the Register
becomes complete II possible render it, small
fee is charged for the OF the Register.
tE"W v b. will attend TO the RENTING of HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both in this city and the
country. Jyl5 I'm
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An INDIsCREET GUARDIAN SERGEANT Carl, Of
the Second Municipality night watch, last night
reported Waterman No 81, drunk on his beat, and
unfit for duty No 81 was yesterday morning sus-
pended.
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NO HUNBUi

TTPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN's
" GONOhRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year Wlthout complaint in tnge instance over ten
dozen used IN our u 81 Hospital This dcne chal-
of cure where fails the uops iI he refunded in every
case ~ Sod by Z KENNEDY, "a Chartres street; and
90 P0YDR.9S Street. ap2J eVVNS
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u y NJ S.


WANTED
A SITUATION in a wholesale or retail DRUG STORE
"A By young man whohas served regular apprenticeship
at the business and can give good recommendations. tie
would have objections 10 take situation in the country
For further particulars apply at this office. 5e25tf
TO MERCHANTS
YOUNG MAN of experience, and well cOuyeTSant
"A with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
in good Commission or Grocery House The best reteren
ces given. For paltlcuars, apply at this office. my5 If
SITUATION WANTED
A GENTLEm AN from Alabama, who is extensively
N quaiRted in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either dry goods or grocery house Com
pensaon moderate, and is willing remain through the
He believes he make himself useful apd profit
able to his employer Inquire at Ms Tayors, 81 Canal
street. mills
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
THE subscriber offers bis services as general AGLNT
4 and BROKER IN the city Of New Orleans, 1nd hopes
by his personal and dlgen attention to business merit
the appreciation OF his employers. As New Orleans wall be
his permanent place of residence persons leaving the city
during the summer season and DESTROYS of employing
Agent attend to then affairs during their absence,
hak wishes compiled with by applying the su.scr-
Der, UneNCeplOna5lc references given
my233m w. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 Gravie ST.
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AFFEAY -NIignon Poree and William Cross, f.
m. c., on Monday last had a regular row at negro
coate-house in Charlres street, between ST. Louis
and Toulouse. Initiating the example of the fiery
spirits of the day, they drew pistols and banged
away ia the most approved manner. Warrants
Were Yesterday issued by Recorder Genos for their
arrest.
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Gs- James McFadden was robbed of 81 800 in
boarding house, in Pittsburg, Pa, few days ago,
By a fellow lodger