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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

DisroScry Of DiUapies al D,GGngo.---
The Texan Star states tina, million mum.
mes have been discovered in the environs
OF Durango, Mexico. They are IN sitting
posture, and have tho same wrappings,
bands and ornaments. rs the Egyptians.
Among them was found sculptorcd head,
with poisnard of flint, chaplstS, necklaces,
&c, OF altrnatcd culorcd beads, fragments
OF bone polished like ivory, fnc worked e.
Ilastic tissues, probably our modern india.
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A. II. ROWLAND.

Physician 0jid Srgeoa- O't0rd, III.
Res dencr on the hill, ;rw doors wet ut the
Fox River House. Ohce the same o. hereto.
fore occupied by Nowiaud and F,usyD, Goo
Rcddick's Block
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. d.

Physician & SUrycoa- OitGwa, III.
oiers hts professional services To the ,t1.u.
of Ottawa and vicinity. OIcc over WoDN,r ~
Iilckling's store, whore hc may be- l1uad a, |.
times cxccr, when absent on professional husl.
ness. Aug. q 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
GLOVER & COOK,

Oili'c In Rcddick's Block, cast side Of the public
square. June 1913.
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GRADES, 81.
SETH G.. EARL.

z " - C0rridgc, HoaSc II Sign Pain.
fsS, = Ter, Pdperer and Giasicr,
49, OTTAWA, III,
H""p nn oiumbu. street. near Dr. Schgm,r
l.ru's office
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HENRY G.. COTTON.

attorney and Cowlsc''or al Lar, and Soil
ciiDr ia Camcey- OHaro, III.
Office in RrJJick's B'yc-, est .ldc olthc public
square. func :. IslT
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DE. LOSEPI STOUT.

Physician 4 Sargcoa-- OI@ca, III.
Oilers his professional >.,tlrr- T. rh % .-
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. uhr ., .. no.,
on the new public .lun.r - ~
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CHAPTER VI.
CORflLlSinn.

Upon hearing n voice behind him Clinton
looked around. by the glare of,hc flames.
the two young men recognised each ether!
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DE-. Ii. ROSENKRANS,
DR.. =. kIRWAN

Office over WIN. VI. Trurs store. Residence
first door east uf the Baptist Church. toe.
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FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU, Merchant Tailor.

Corner of st. Charles and Common Streets,
HAS the honor of informing his customers and the public
generally that he has Just received by the latest arrivals
from France the best and superior assortment Of
WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemen's use He has opened
the balance of his stock received by ship Anna from HaVre
READY MADE CLOTHING
Superior Black Cloth Dress Goats Do. do FFock Goats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth OvercOat Of every color Blue Cloth
ClOaks English Macintosh Vests of every description
viz Black Silk, plain striped and hOwered Black Satin
do Anagonaise Fancy Cashmere stand-up collar double
breasted and ID Orsay style Black Cashmere embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests. different styles.
CLOTHS FOR COATS.
Superior Black Cloth; Superior extra fine do; Superior
Invisible Green dol Superior Brown Rachel do Sur or
MogadoT dO Superior EmeTande do: Superior Sky Blue
Superior Lord Grey do Superior Olive do Superior Lamar
tine do; Green Pecheur do; Ourka, Beaver and Pilot
CASHMERE FOR PANTALoCNs.
Black Plain Superior Cashmere Do Checked Cashmere
Do Striped Cashmere Great Variety of Fancy Cashmees,
of every description.
Black Satin and Black Silk, plain and figured Black
Anagonaise Cashmere White Satin White MaIseilles en-
boidered style Rich assortment of Velvet every
crptiOn lined with gold and silver for parties and weddings
Great variety of Fine Linen Shirts, Corset Drawers Cotton
and Wooen UndershiTts Suspende Scars Crayats black
and fancy coloTs IOuvin's Gloves all eoloB
GR The above articles of the best manufacture of
France. Gentlemen who favored him with ORDERS when
starting for France respectfully notified that they have
been executed and ready to be delivered to them
JOHN DUCOURNAU,
d131m corner of St. Charles and Common streets.
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday

HEwLETT's.. Mr. Ellis Pollard N o; COvherd Mis-.
yERANDAH- a Barton, N Y WycOa, SHINES. Or g
W Paruel James Riley, La II Wallace, w Wallace Md;
John Goodwin, Pa Hugh McBerney Ohio Alex Fuller Mass
Martin, Henry Clark St. Louis; II Gilman, New River;
Bach, Jas Mccall, Ala; Alex Stuart o.
PLANTERs....R Green, Ohio; L Clark and lady La R
Shannon, Brakel Y; O'Nea, Mrs Lieut. Caldwell,
Texas Eames; McDougail family R Brown, DAYTON:
Babbet lady and four children, Swift a. coyhsrd,
r Shelton Miss; 7 g Lowe, Del John Riley, Ala Logan,
Ca Abnsy; w Boutner; W Pease, California Green,
81 Louis.
q W NJ Reid Richard Chepler, Va Brown La; = Tay
lo; BrttOu, Ark; John Chd George Washington, w Bibb
WIN Taylor Ala George Marshall, John Cluden, Miss; VIM
WI de, Rutherford, Tuskege; Warren Hastings and lady,
Burst N Y WIN Grant Montgomery; DR. Hereford Baton
DR. Boykn, e. Col Taylor and lady, Mrs Churchill
and children, Barksdale, Leo Walker, Louis Bel
ger Cadasser Benz Wright and lady, Pensacoa Charles Nc
Dowe; Harr SOD, Dugan, Ohio; Walter Akenhead
schoolcraf, Lyons Murray, Ky; Rider Chicago John
palliser.
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BURNING-Three men named VIM. Allen alias Judge
John R. Neeand and Asa Morris all well known characters
the police were yesterday caught in trick known among
the scienced burnng They met the Levee Ken
tuckan named Henderson, who had just arrived in the city
and induced him 70 with them to gamble They
found seated by Lieut. Sheicsnaydre of the First Munich
pay police in the neghbOhOOd of Canal street among the
bushes beyond the inhabited limits playing cards. and
taken TO the police office. On the found that in
the short time they had been playing Hendes0nWas minus
&c. which they dsg0ged The three were sent to prison to
await examination vaEabonds and suspicious chaTac
ts Neeand had $40 of bills of broken banks in bis pocket
the oepitA with which he and his cOnfedeFates were
" burning the cOuntryman.
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RATHER CooL.-The second regular toast at
the Taylor and Fillmore Festival in New York,
was, The President of the United States-The
Office he holds confers honor upon any individual
who may happen to occupy the Executive chair -
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90 George Genard and Edward Sebastian L.
nard have been recognized by the President of the
United States as Consular Agents of the French
Republic, the former for the District of Portland,
in Maine, and the latter for the Port Of Boston.
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OF The Clinton County Free Democrat analyses
the vote of New York, showing that the Cass men
are behind the free soilers in the democratic coun-
ties, out of the city of New York, % $780, and are
ahead of them in the wing counties 2462.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE,
= ~ = = e. 's'- - 'ss1714Be HI7n1sV
Continued success Of DoMBEY AND SON.


Continued success Of DONKEY AND SON.
THIS EVENING Thursday, Dec. IL s-The performances
IL with Sheridsn's beautiful PLAY rf PlZARRO
or The Death Of RolaRola Mr. Jamison: Pzarro Mr.
Rynar Alomo Mr. Charles: Sentinel MIR. Spesr Ataliba
Mr. Kingsey Almagru, Mr.. Keller, Gomez NJ Ill mpson
Elyira hrs j. 6reene; Cora Mrs. Coleman DOfiBIE
HIGHLAND FLING, by Mr. Thompson and Miss LaForgs =
To conclude with the highly successful Drama originally
produced Burt Theatre New York, John
Brongham ESQ., Dickenss celebrated Of ROMBEY
AND SON-Mr. Dombey tthe COLOSSUS Of Commerce3 M
Stanley Toois, Chares Carker, RyIsr Sal
ellis, Mr. Genen Capt Ed'ard Cutie, Mr.. J. Greene Jack
Buusby. Mr. Keller Major Joe Bagstock Mr. Spear The Ma
tive, Mr. Moand Rob- the Grinder Mr.. Thompson; Walter
GAY Mr.. Kingsley: Br0gey Mr. 6rosvenor Grip, Mi.
Whers. Fitzames Edith Dombey, Mrs Coleman pope
skeon Mrs Rowe; Dombey, Miss Jackson;
Nippsr. Miss Eliza Petrie; Flowers MIRA Tmoney.
~ Tomorrow Evening" Mr. Geo. Jamson viii appear Martin
Haywood, in THE RENT DAY.
The Police Department under the control of Mr. s. L. Bseaan
oT AdnsonDs Circle, cents PArquette
Third Colored Boxes, Gallery
Private Boxes and Seats be secured the BoxOhce
the hours Of 10 A. H. and P NJ, by applying Geo s.
Stanley Treasurer
"a Doors open quarsrefore Il Performance will
qusTerpast precisely. ola
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ARMoRY HALL.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
@ d u NJ L r n n r Q m q

. n ID u II W II II y d I , i %.
THURSDAY EVENING, December IA, ls48-Being na.
IL Tor the Be fit Of the z8aAs4sg
PHOENIX FIRE 90. NO g. vHS
a This celebrated Company number)
OF the following talented professional gentlemen: ]. P. M4
TEMPLE, Musical Director; R. H CONDOR, First Basso
N. CHAMBERS, First Tenore L. HOUGHTON, Second Tsnore
w. WHITNEY, Alto; }. NJ FOANS First Soprano and EU
GENE VAN RENSSELAER, Second Soprano. They will accom-
pany themselves in their matches Ethiopian Melodies Duets Tos
Rean and mequaed Chose upon the First and Second
Inns Guitar Banjo Triangle Congo Tabo and Bone CastAnets
In the Of the several and beautiful pieces
posed expressly for the MelOd will be executed
has obtained for hem throughout the North and West the reputation
Of the Best Band in the World.
k Doors open hapast g. Concert at hRp
Cards Of admission, so cents. us
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o. A. Davis, corresponding member Of the New
York Historical Society, purposes giving a course
Of lectures on the antiquities of America.
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LARGE YIELD.-Mr. Evan H. Spencer, near
Clinton Kinds county, Miss, raised, upon one acre
of land, 2,739 pounds of seed cotton leaving al
least 100 lbs. unpicked. From this cotton he
ginned two bales, one weighing 400, and the other
$50 hounds
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o. The Croton Aqueduct Board of New York
have just made their regular quarterly report from
which we gather, that the income during the three
months, has been $50, 1888 Al; expenses S17297 10.
Number of dwellings supplied with Croton, IS, lo6
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01s- The Typographical Society of New York
are about to celebrate Franklin's birthday 9th
january in great style. All right.
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ANOTHER INDIAN PAPER.-The Choctaw Tele-
graph has made its appearance at the West-a
new paper issued at Doaksville in the Choctaw
Nation. 1t is edited by Daniel Folsom, native
Indian
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o. Serg. Camp, Company l, U. S. Dragons,
was murdered on the 10th ult, in Santa F6, but
the murderer passed uudetected
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Dc- A temperance lecturer in NewYork recently
said that $4,000 was expended for liquor in that
city every Sabbath.
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OF The New York Sun of the 9Th inst says thai
the disease at the quarantine has been pronounced
a severe epidemic dysentery, and not cholera.
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ASSAULTS AND BATTERIEs.-Hugh DonneIly and p

ASSAULTS AND BATTERIEs.-Hugh Donnely and Patrick
Kelly accused of knocking down PeTdido street.
the night of the 10Th nst Archibald Mex nney of an
assault and battery Manuel CamOs and another Pete
FarnO ThOs Lahey, Of striking officer McGinty when he
1.,as M9ona5 ~ .sseno- oeicer RTo,SSr IA sstsro
ing Archibald MeK nney while be was being taken
the watch house all examined before Recorder Bald
win yesterday, and sent before the Flint District Cour
fnFfF
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BREADsTUFFs AT BosToN.-The receipts Of -four
for the first half of the week before last have been
422 barrels per Western railroad, and II 375 by
water. The receipts of corn for the same time
have been 92,9lo bushels, and of wheat 1889
bushels.
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Or Disastrous results are apprehended on Lake
Erie, from the violent gale of the goth ult
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O1~ Hugh Farrell was committed for trial upon
the charge of setting fire to the shipyard of Patrick
F. York at Soutl Boston. Bail fixed at $1,000.
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AwFUL--A statistical genius has calculated that
$4,000 turkeys were served up at dinner in New
York, on thanksgiving day.
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MANsLAU GHTER.-James Size, the man who is charged
with beating Henry Kesn on the night Of the 9Th inst in
POydTas causing the death Of the latter yesterday
committed by Recorder Baldwin for trial before the Ft
District Court for the crime of manslaughteT.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURTIn this COurt yesterday Judge
McHenry presiding, John Hamwe accused of entering
house with intent 70 steal, was acquitted James 0'Con-
nor alias Smith, alias Stanvt charged with entering the
cabin of ship at night, with intent to steal found
guilty. VIM Calvin, accused of larceny, and Mary Con-
WAY Of receYing stolen goods. were Acquitted.
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STEALING SOLDIERS PAPERs.-ChaIles Gallagher and
Peter Mcetteck yesterday arrested by the Second
Municipality police charged with fe0nOnsy taking from
J. @. DOwners Office st Charles street, box containing
several soldier discharges land claims papers for extra pay,
and OficeTs' c0mmissions-yaued in all at 500.
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RIOT AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY,-James Healy, John
Mahony and Mark Feeny accused of Oing in the coffee
house of A. Cornell North Market street Monday last
and Feeny with striking the barkeeper the hand with
ceaveT yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin
and were tent before the First District Court
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DUEL PREvENTED.-Afhdavit having been made before
Recorder Gsnois that BOuTges and A. Castillo intended
eight duel they arrested and yesterday gave bond
Of $500 each TO keep the peace
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THE PoRT OF FRANKLIN, LA.-Last Sabbath
the Teche at this point presented an appearance
highly interesting Nine gallant vessels, with their
flags and streamers floating in fine breeze, lay at
anchor in this port, and among them were two
brigs Of us tons each.-BaRaer Of the I'll.
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Or Twenty loaded eoal-boats have been sunk
since the recent rise in the Ohio river, between
Pittsburg and Beaver.
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PoCKKT-PIcKING AND STABBING.-A man named John
Stewe brought to the Second Municipality Watch
house Tuesday night. at the request Of Daniel Conkn
who aledges that he caught him the of picking his
pocket at the Of of Noe Dame and Lsvee streets
and attempting to arrest him, stabbed by him in the
left side The case will be examined today
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CHARGE or RECEIVING BRANDED BoTTLEs.-Banhoo-
new Scanon yesterday arrested in the Second Munich
psty on charge Of receiving. 10 violation Of law ten TO
fifteen hundred dozen of mineral bottles, branded
Holmes Co." and valued at $780, Twelve dozen bot
ties thus branded taken from his premises Deord
street. by virtue of a search warrant.
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~ Whose son are you, my little boy I" g
amt nobodys son just now. Pm Mr. Thompson's
nepheW, sir"
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BREACH OF THE PEAcE=Charles Ettinger found guilty
by Recorder Geno yesterday of breach of the peace
required to give security for future good behaviour which
being unable TO furnish he sent prison for month
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Last night but One Of Mr.. cHAS. D. PITT.
THIS EVENING Thursday Dec, a. e4s-Wll be presented
Buwer's Play Of RICHELfEU-Oadina de Richeeu Mr.. c.
d. PITT. To conclude with LADIES BEWARE-Col Vava
sour, MIR. Fuller.
IL Doors open hapast g. and Curtain O'Clock.
T Tickets and places be had application Mr.. J.
Baby between e hours Of 10 and O'clock, every day dl4
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TURKEYs.-The turkeys that were carried home
last night will not answer for thanksgiving dinners
No sir.-Boston Post
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MUFIHY-A seaman named Albert Douglass of the bari
Della Chapter yesterday brought before Recorder Geno
charge Of mutny, preferred By the master of the vessel
CaDt B. MeNair The case sent before the U. g. Dis
tict Court BY the Re cOrdeF.
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O1s- Markey, the Waterman at Pittsburgh, who
shot dead White, in July last, is on trial for
the offence
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BURGLARY.-A man named John Law was yesterday ar
rested on board the steamer Majestic lying front of the
Fnt Municipality at the request of Capt. Wilson, who
charges him with burglary.
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with GAS, and impervious to rain
Doors O'Clock Circle cents;
Is cents; Coored Boxes, so cents.
A DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY, at 70
n O'clock for Families Parties and Juveniles and FREE CON-
CERT Egy EDen1g, o'clock in front of the Giro by
MENTERiS celebrated BRASS BAND.
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGS and ACCOUTREMENTS are
the elegant used Arena and Stud Of
HORSES probably the best attached Circle including
the eccentric and dmnuve Trick Ponies ATaOs,ook Flash,
Dash. and May Fly.
The TROUPE Is he most numerous and talented eongegated
city, and divided into distinct corps JUVE
NILE ARTISTES and those OF MATURE YEARS: the for
all under ten years Of age, led by Mile ROSA, the
living Equesrenne Master JEAN, the extraordinary
performer upon the Tghtope and Equestrian and Master
WILLIE, the astonishing Gymnas The latter led DAN
RICE the great original Clown and Shasperean Jester GLENN
RO the master Rider OF the world; Ii Sgnor LUIGI GER
MANI, the great Italian Trick and Dramatic Equestrian; H. P
MADIGAN, Mons La THORN, Mons. PIQOET, f. 8OS-
STEM, J. PURCELL, F. NACHE, accomplished Eguesfians,
NACHE etc. etc. f
T Other Eastern Stars engaged and will shortly sppear Dc
10 Sgnor FELIX CARLO, the Great Italian Buao and Trick
Clywn aud his celebrated children, RODOLF, CAROLINE
and LOUISE engaged for SIX NIGHTS, commencing
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10. as
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DEsERTER.-Frank Rounce was yesterday arrested by the
Third Municipality police deseTteT from the u. s. Army.
He was committed to prison until his officers take charge
Of
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. H. l84s-wf be presented fol-
the first time this the celebrated Opera, acts by
Rossni called WILLIAM TELL. Performers: Mesrs Duuc
and Corradi, and Mesdames Berton and Lecoqr
k5B- Performances halfpast 6 O'clock dis
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RACES. METAIRIE COURSE.
I as
EaLL MEETING. 1913.

FJfLL JUEEITJNt4, 1895
Asst DAY, THURSDAY, Dec a. 1913. Race come OF
IL haEpast O'Clock, p Purse $3.50! Entrance 10 per
cent, added. Mile Heas-Best Three in Five.
Entries:
Tn }. Wells CHI g. RGADooN, by Glencoe dam Fan
dango; years Old. Dress
J. A. Valentine q FRED KAYE by Gray Eagle dam
by Moses; years old. Dress, Blue and Red.
T. B. Godsby Oh. LITTLE MISTRESS, by Shamrock
dam by Wild Bill years old. Dress, Fancy.
Duncan f. Kenner "a. Lecompte g. Co MARY
BOWEN, by Levahan dam by stoekholder; years old.
Dress, Fancv.
R. TenBrOeek b. ANN HUGHES by Envoy dam by
Bertrand years old. Dress,
T Carriages for Passengers leave ST. Charles Hotel and Canal
Basin. R. TEN BROCK Secretary.
kY- The Spring Meeting Of 1919, the Meae Course will
commence the first Wednesday in April dl4
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G5- The steamship Falcon arrived at Charleston
on the 9TH
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes n,

By r. AR MFIELD, Auctioneer.
WILL be sold Daily, the store Of JASPER SMITH No.
w Canal street, between Camp and Magazine sfreesul r.
general assortment Of DRY GOODS Consisting n mart If
DOMESTIC CALIcoEs, CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, KERSEYS
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all OF which viii be very suitable Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N, B.-LbeFai Cash Advances Of
Goods, Hardware, Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jewr and
Merchandise generally. al 6m
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nR HOUGH has removed his Office to No. % CIRCUs
II between Canal and Common streets. Professional yt
and Office prescriptions to be settled for when made. Oce
hour from 9 u. a. ~. and % Pm. 20 On
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Auction Sales Thts nav.

MoRPHY NEvIUs will sell at 10 O'Clock at No 81 Maya
zine street. Groceries, Provisions. Liquors. etc. also at
IL o'clock, at Banks Arcade valuable Slave.
r. NJ ARMFIELD will sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats, Boots Shoes etc. with
out reserve. IeY" See Auction head1
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6. OFT Meetings Tbis Evening.

ss UI IT,. .NI66JIIIgs ILIIs ElVCHIHgs
CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No. A. at Crystal Fount Hail.
% Tchouptouas street, at halfpast7.
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5. at Odd Fellows Hail.
Tchoupouas Jackson st. Lafayette, at half past T.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g. at Unity Hall, Ma.
ngny Buildings, Third Municipality at halEpast7
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WANTED,

by steady sober man, lately from Europe. (who brings
- the highest testimonials from his last empOyes'l a.
GROOM AND BUTLER, or Confidential Servant. IN I, 2
private respectable family, where he would maze hl4ss
dl2 St. Charles, one door above toydrss aiees
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RACES RAoEsI
BINGAMAN COURSE,

BINGAMAN COURSE.
THE GREAT POST-STAKE-S Subscription $780, to
Il PostF0UR-MFLE Also which the Propnetors give
Purse $1,000 which subscnber sill take
place on SATURDAY, 10th inst.
The regular Fal Meeting Of the Orleans Jockey Club viii
WEDNESDAY. 10Th and continue five days.
The first Spring Meeting Of the Orleans Jockey Club will
TUESDAY 10th March and days
dll 81 OLIVER g. VALENTINE, PFOpnfton
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WANTED.

OF LANES H GRIFFON, late a private in Captain
" Genn's Company B, 1st Regiment Louisiana VOlun-
teens commanded BY Col Walton; who enlisted on about
the 9Th of May 1886 Should this meet his he viii hear
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