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MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

MI would espectfuly return thanks for the liberal paon
sce bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the into
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited the Fair in cqmpetlon with Others tasgn tb
First Premium No specimens exhibited al his establishment
but those taken by himself nj assures the public ths ms
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant pactce are
the best inducements to des'rous OF nsacon IN .e
beautiful art Genuine Highlander Cameras ~ Der cent
cheaper than any the city; all other articles the same
plates at az per dozen Scolis No for ~
the hest plates made in the United States Eases % 10 anu
SO 50; NewYorb Cameras at $1o.
to- Orders from the country promptly attended TO- =.
"a" Entrance No e CAMP street. mill u
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Celebration OF the Seventy-second Anniversary of
Ia American Independence.
The following is The Programme adopted by the
Committee Of Arrangements for The celebration of
the coming National Anniversary:
National saintes will be fired the Of the day on
Place o. Armes Lafayette and Washington Squares, and
al sunrise and at on the day from the same SQUARES
Col. Charles A. Labuzan Grand Marshal.
OFFICERS.
Grand .Hdl-sbGt-CO. CHARLES A. IIABUZAN
.MarsIais -fYrst .InnieipaIity- kilshaw. H. L..
Peire, j. L. Lamothe, n Trepagnier, AIph. Rousseau, w
seeond .Vaaiepaifty- Neville G. W Chr.ty. j
ssfawbnags j. SAM, A. MoIhenny, J. tioodnr A. W.
eh III Hanssa E 's Ha W.T. R9n a
ORDER i ag EEf Essol,
Mayor of the City and Recorders .,
~ Committee of Arrangements
Orator of the Day and Reader of the Declaration of indie
Gen psape Council.
Aldermen of the three Municipalities.
Veterans of lel4 and 1885,
oees and soders Of the L s. Army recently returned
Officers of the U. 5 Army and Navy.
Governor of the State and staff
Officers of the Militia.
Members of the Senate and House Representatives
Regents Law Faculty and Medical Faculty OF the Unive
sity of Louisiana
,sa State Superintendent of Public Education.
Secretary OF State State Treasurer Auditor of Public Ae
counts Civil Engineers and Surveyor General.
Foreign COnsuls.
Judges of the Supreme Count, Attorney General and
District Attorney
Jndges of the District Courts of the State
Recorder OF Mortgages and Register of Conyeyances.
Judges of the U. 5. Courts u 5. District Attorney and
''e7' y IT, S. Marshal :
Clerks of the u s. District and Circuit Courts
Collector of the Customs Naval Officer, Surveyor OF the
O. s Receiver and Register OF the Land Office.
Superintendent and Officers OF the Mint.
Marshal.
Fire Department, with banners
Alacsbai.
Directors Teachers and Male Pupils of the Public Schools
Members OF the Bar.
Members of Medical Societies.
Notanes Public.
NeWEngand Society.
Marshal.
Odd Feilows--Girand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges.
Charitable Societies.
Uiberpitn St Patrick, St Andrew, Howard German and
temperance Societies.
incorporated Institutions and Other Societies.
Sons of Temperance.
uarbormasers and Port Wariens.
Captains of Vessels and Steamboats,
Strangers and Citizens generally.
Marshal
Military Escort.
The Procession when formed, will up ST. Charles
street TO Poydras down PoydraS to Camp down Camp 10
the north side Canal street thence TO Royal down Royal
to ESpIHade the north side OF Epanade TO Condo street
up Condo to Place AeS where the Declaration OF
Independence will be read and Grafton delyeredatte
which the Procession will be dismissed
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R}2gTEfE !ySI5tLZ53


~ pRfYyaTEf LESSONS ONLY 81
~ T. GOMEZ Editor Of Ia Patraa viii a =. .ls rev
II honrs uring the day INSTRUCTIONS IN the span
a. ian@uage Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method
BY scholar can learn to read SPEAK and translate inc
For Terms Sc apply Mr.. Gomez at his offce NO 81
Alley Cont street ri e. Re Gsoa TO- and
+ = Norran II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoice.
- ~ If regured Mr. G. will give lessons at night N"
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S NM y S.

Af FOR TAMPA BAY-Leaying positively on
E7AA- SATURDAY, 1st Jsy.-The hrs, class and last
49,. sailing schooner PASCAGOULA, Capt, Burns,
having thee ours OF her cargo engaged will sail as above
New Basin or to j. w. GIBBONS,
Je8 t Is Cuetomhonse street
Fee. STEAM TO BRAZOS ST. JAGO-Regu-
-SKfkNRA lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
per-fastened steamship "a u G UST A, Capt.
Alfred Stevens viii ply regular packet between New
orleans and Bazos ST. Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
Rio Grane and MatamOos which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams,
Lighters, ETC., to insure dispatch. apps SIN
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & CO, New Orleans
eTHOMAS Z. ADDY u CO., Brazos st. Jago.;
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE,
Etna Insurance Company OF HARTFORD Sohh'
STATEMENT ASSETS ON Isl MARCH, d 1872.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. $o9Voo
tas aeosteu fa nsf t per aupum rs OO011400
Stock in Hartford Bank Hartford ....-. IL 5g0
Farmers and Mechanics Bank :, ooo
-.,. :; IT. nhnuga Rank ,......,,... 10 $50
'7Ioc" III I.i"attnut Piyer Rank ..,.., $3.50
= E.Ia RIM Providence .... 1880
- i1 as - I 90 Massachusetts 500
- - f;onnectcnt River COMPANY. 15C0
- - "' Raioad ... 1850
- - Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are q the most substantial
character, yielding z to per cent interest
annually and worth at this time an al a. ooo M, a,o
vance the above mentioned cost prices OF S
Bonds of Hartford and New haven Railroad Co.,. 81 "a
Real Estate in Hartford, valued nj. OAHU
Bills Receivable payable in 30 days after demand am
ply secured by pledge of Real PERSONAL Estate or ooo
solvent endorses $i-''''o
rroto, .ssets Of tie t,omnanv $780,, $50
AaENoY OFFICE, NO ~ lamp street.
80" The undersigned Agents for the above Company
continue 10 issue policies the lowest rates OF PREMIUM IT,
tuinl"s u '"''''A''' VIM r FOSDICK,
mv,o hIllstN GEO. c. l.AWRASON
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RAID BURGLARY. = On Tuesday evening last
Benr Campbell alias Roosevelt, was let out of Jail
un,o aoue prOsegui, which was issued by the At
nnev General No sooner he'd Campbell got out
han he Immediately concocted plan of robbery,
nabch he fully succeeded until he was detected.
%mmpany with chosen friend, named Frederic
G,r a gentleman who prided himself upon the
Idhancy of q borrowed uniform, he resolved to
r6the house of Mr. A. F. Jones, at the corner of
a,cc and Camp streets. Shortly after they had
rrsd the premises, a neighbor heard the rafting
iuna the dropping Of metal, as it were, upon the
myennent and Immediately gave the alarm. The
burslav, Campbell and Carr, who were heavily
loaded will plumber, had passed the Waterman
about block from where the robbery had taken
place, when little negro girl cried out to him, g all
our silver is gone" Watchman Coleman immedi-
ney gave chase, and in company with Waterman
Ritter succeeded in arresiing the thieves, near Co
ksum Place Here the robbers showed fight, and
after some struggling Campbell got away. Carr
drew large knife, and endeavored to use il, but
was prevented from so doing by his captors. When
taken oibe watch house and examined, one silver
na.spoon, and six silver forks were found in his
possession He also wore in his vest pocket beau
tful little ornament called a . jimmy" which is OF
exceedingly great value when the lock of desk is
too tight Campbell, who had escaped, was ar
usted about half-past one O'Clock yesterday morn
g in Perdido street, on the charge of having at
fnped to stab two persons. AS soon as he was
arrested he threw pocket full Of silver spoons and
forks, upon the pavement. These valuables were
promptly picked up by the police and restored to
lhsrowner. After the arrest of the prisoner Lieut.
Van Buren, repaired to Coliseum Place, and by the
I'D Of lantern, discovered several valuable arti-
de made of silver lying upon the ground. They
all proved to be the property of Mr.. Jones, who
may think himself lucky in thus having his house
bold goods restored to him through the agency o.
svglant police. Campbell, the chief burglar, was
ohe First District Court, and Carr was re-
handed Tor further examination.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO The PUBLIC,
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
IL his sevices as Il UCITONEER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES and for OUT DOOR SALES,
pedgng exeons to promote the interest oil those
entrusting business TO his care,
sY~ Negroes of every description constantly on hand
fa5~ Liberal Cash Advances made consgn-
ments RICHARD TERRELL Auctioneer,
myG1 Nos. Is and ~ 5anks tArcaue fdssdge'
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furnished al the lowest price. r,o
myM GEORGE JAAD Els O. w.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
yIyHE above Reward will be paid upon conviction
of the person persons harbofng the mnlattiess
MATILDA or TnLA-but doubt now passing09A
. under an assumed NAME with forged pass; sad gn-2A
yes of age stout made. prominet eyes. short nose and
inn ber feet in when walking Twenty five dollars viii be
m Il or her arshepsion and lodging any jail of the city
!" N Sssus Orleans. NAV S 1873. uy2s
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rAm1r.x nnrrER AVID CHEESE DEPOT.

TTNDER THE ICE-HUUSE,
Corner Of st. Charies mud
Poudras streets.--Tbe subscribers
have made arrangements with the
hest DIARIES of New Y ork. Penn
sylvanja and the West Tor a con-
slant supply Of
sweet Table Butter.
II will be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers twithout
extra clafge) In STONE JARS, from
3 10 10 ID.
PLANTATION BUTTER always
on hand; also, COOKING BUrrER.
Also, Italian, Fsench. Holland
and American CHEESE. @
In, .,ishad a. tho lowest ufiee
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Dalmata, Pousland. Boston, L. ii. Gale
Bark Miuades, Sprague, Leghon, j. p. Whitney u Co
Bark Mandarin, Colley, Cork and market,
Andrews & Dewey
Bark Kathleen. Dreber Richmond. J. w. Stanton Il Co
Schr Eyeline Ross Ceilings Rio Grande A. Cramer
ScTr White Wing Black Tuspan John Alexander
Schr Gov Bennett Miner Pensacola r. G. Twichell
Steamboat Grand TUX, Robrds, StLous, JR.shaw Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Kby Carter so days FIN Liverpool, 10 MASTERED
Brig A Haywood, Smith days I'm Galveston, in ballast,
to master-Point.
Brig Jas. Gray, =, days FIN Havana, TO MASTERED my
Sehr Robt Engs,-, % days FIN Thomaston Me-, to mas
/ ted N.Y.
Schr May Alien I'm Vera Cruz, 18th inst to u S. Quar-
termaster-Pont.
schr r. r Hunt Mitchell, FIN Vera Cruz, 18th inst 10 U.
s. Quartermaster-Polnt.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiern FIN Mobile.
Viola, Wilson, FIN Lafourche-10 bales cotton.
Warrior, Keeling, I'm Camden-7l bales cotton.
Luna Fairchd, I'm Bayou Sara II bales cotton.
Towboat Alton, Croweil I'm the Passes.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowell FIN the Passes.
Towboat Louisville, Long, fin the Passes.
~ m Memoranda:
Towboa Phoenix lowed down and to on the 18Th INST
ships Maid of Orleans and HISTORIAN or,
Towboat Louisville towed down and 10 sea 22th inst.
I schrs Merchant and Mitis.
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p,p BEHAyioR.-Jane Lnder, VIM. and Cathe-
,msNaker and Peter Dolan were yesterday brought
i.Jr Recorder Baldwin upon The charge Of having
GIedup all sorts of shines collectively, and all
manner Of rows upon their own individual hooks.
TOry we're each required to give $500 security for
,bsir GOOD behavior, or go to Jail for six months.
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SERIOUS AssAuLT-John McCord yesterday ac
cused VIM. Coleman before Recorder Seuzeneau,
with having knocked him down ON Tuesday night
laslatihe corner of Victory and Spain streets, in
the Third Municipality. Coleman, not content
with knocking down the deponent, then proceeded
Dbtc him in several places, thereby infcting seve-
raj very painful wounds. Rabid man and rabld
dogs should be fed alike, and submitted 10 diet
Composed of sausages slightly sprinkled with arse
nc The examination of the case is fixed for this
morning. fR
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VApoRIsH-A witty contemporary says that the
French Steamship Company has applied to the
Provisional Government to get up series of revo-
lutions for the paddle-wheels of the steamships.
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MouEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday upon
The body of a Young man who died in Orange street
from being sun-struek He died while some OF his
friends were conveying him to the Charity Hospital.
His name was Francis Dogherly, and he was, as
we are informed, native of Ireland.
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DsalssEp.-iIugh Mcclure, who some three
weeks ago was accused. of having. assaulted and
dangerously woundetlswatchmen Johnson and Had
denol the Third Municipality police, was yester-
day examined before Recorder Seuzeneau. There
being no witnesses to prove the truth of the acc-
satlon, the accused was set at liberty.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

ELECTRC-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
nv the appcatjon of the above mysterious agent TO Da
d gneeotype Ia discovery of the Subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the m9se
superior kind in SINGLE sEC0NDcatchlng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it ndeby upon the silver
pate Az Those who wish to retain in then families COCO
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities
No. 8 Charres street lmy3 lyl w H. HOICElN9o.
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" y = Y \ S .
ryorr1 AMI caRDENs

HOTEL AND GAhUENS.
One of the most delightful residences ia the South.
EEEssS 81 miles from Canal ST. Neworeans oia thesYe
TnE subscriber has the honor that he is now
FULLY prepared to accommodate limited number OF boAp
ERs, by the day. week, Or month
Per Day, SO co.. Per Week, $40 co.. Per Month ~ W
Fish Dinners to order and Private Parties accommodated
The best OF Wines and Liquors. $50, ,
at the Saloon in the Gardens. =
The Dining and Restaura are under the charee Of
Mr. PoUCHET Of the first caterers, anu formerly Oh
" SIa ah@ Tables abs ! Tenpn Alleys and auots
ssse Eta ffaD FEo 81 sS fii the Hotel
ten acres in EXTENT laid with much taste and are IN
fine order and far surpdss anything OF the kha IN the
United States. ,,.a -, .,n,;.,
BOUQUETS, In great variety always 10 Do iad On dppca
Every possible attention paid Yste whose patronage
is respectfully solicited by (myItfa JAMES DuRNO
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
IHE Hotel at this well known watering place. situated
L on the Gulf of Mexico within 60 miles of New EssasAA
Orleans will reopen Tor the reception o. yfte st.f on lE
tons have been made on the house ana sfounas Wi e
view of adding to the comfort OF those seeking ea fepoe
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms have
been finished IN SupeG ha av are not uppassed at any
Addonal bed rooms wash houses ironing rooms, &c,
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ oi
The SEA be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENplN ALLEYS and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor render this
first class Hotel all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens Of Lousana and ADJOINING states
The splendid low pressure mail Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus OF the railroad daily after June
lst at IL O'clock NJ. arriving at the Pass at p M ana
California belonging the line will leave every alter
morning o'clock +, he city at also
| regularly from the New Basin.
Families and others, wishing to secure rooms, VIII piea
| address the subscriber. ~.
r. IT, MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
r. Letters or other maabe matter, left at the Office
NJ Judson corner Canal and Camp streets will be
daily ny5 1mis 3md&W
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG

ANCE. HOPE EVERITT, NJ. D. Collegiate Of King s
L. College London; Alumnus and Matncaiated Member
Of St Andews and Of the Royal College of Surgeons of
Ednbug Graduate Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
Orleans extraordinary Member of the Hunerian Medical
Professor Evett having originated the newly developed
science the Atomoosy OF Life and Death and consequently
of health and diseases of the human body and after several
dpensaries OF the above named European UNIVERSITIES
brought great perfection and certainty s success IN oe
less eases desires continue to treat such ana especa
those diseases that have baed the medical and surgical
acumen and skill of members OF the medical ana surgical
faculties of England France and America. III
The Atomic treatment however desperate, VIII
occupy longer than weeks or TWO ohts nor WI" ~ ee
be accepted if unsuccessful ~
Each patient disease, treatment and recovery explained
nv chronological and acknowledged diagrams ;, .
Reported cases kept in ledger, nviolae letters
the country will be responded to without delay "a
~ Removed from Royal street to No; III hdmp aa
cer 6unT street his former office and residence Je22 Il
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING

No 81 CANAL STREET-UIRder tie Planters H0tG
IivHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, at which place they have manniasto n.y.
Although their already pretty well known 10 me
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the sae
system doing strict cash business, believing this system
to he as beneficial to their to themselves as they
are not charged an price order to cover the losses
which who do credit business atUayS more OF less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWEI1L T. CO.. II Canal ST.,
ap15 3m . Under the Planters u0tel
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GLASS STAINING

T is mot generally known that the beantn az, oIp IL
Il STAINING done In New0Eleans by J. Avn
No o5 GRAv1ER street between Circus and Phppa streets
who socts share OF the public PATRONAGE beng .s rSI
and only establishment the South All coofs VI hh l'
ornamented STAINED GLASS for churches. steamboats, WIN
dows doors, sidelights, skylIghts lamps, etc.
N B-Lead Sash, plain and onamened made to ofasi-
lei 3m a.
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The McGARYs.-John McGary and Katharine,
his loving wife do much towards keeping the ele-
mens of the law in motion. For the last TWO years
they have been almost constantly attending the
levees held by the Recorder of the Second Municl-
paIliy; but unfortunately Mrs. MEG is blue-stock-
lg, sometimes if not oener, has cerulean cir
Gle around her eye, whilst MIR. MEG. amlises him
elfwith quoting choice sentences suled from The
Cadean, Teutonic, Arabic and Persian languages,
DM imaginary audience Mrs. McGary has been
anssied more often than any lady Of her size du-
1ng given period, whilst her husband, ocular,
ncund, Joyous John, is looked upon by the police
IS The standing ornament of the dock. Yesterday
this happy and welI-matched pair were arrested for
having stolen furniture to the amount of $50 from
George Crier, f. N. c. A search warrant was
Issued, and the principal portion OF the stolen pro-
Pry found where it is supposed to have been Sc
creed by the accused. The big pile of tongs,
sovels, bedsteads, carpets, chairs, tables sauce
pns and "such things made the Second Mnnicl-
AIty Guardhouse yesterday, look like the shop OF
an auctoneer Mr.. and Mrs. McGary We're re-
handed for further examination.
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FROM PERNAMBUco.-Ahack on q Ctrcns Com
pan4-Captain Peacock of the bark Navarro, ar
rived at Philadelphia, reports that on the night Of
the 10Th ult, at Pernambuco, the circus company
(which left New York some time since, in the bark
Imogene, for Vaparaiso) We're performing to a
large and very respectable audience, the tent was
assaied by a turbulent party, who were not content
with throwing stones and other heavy missiles, but
resored to firing the tent by throwing rockets and
did not ignite from the fact of its being wet from
heavy shower of rain. The police Immediately
sailed. forth and chased the assailanls to their
haunts, which were convenient, and sheltered them
from arrest. Had the roof of the tent taken fire,
the loss of life would have been dreadful, as the
enclosure where the tent was pitched, contained
rounded by wall fifteen feet high The company
were doing an excellent business.
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BUTTER.
zoo FIRKINS and Kegs Prime Western BUTI Elk

BUTTER.
Ell FIRKINS and Kegs Prime Western BUF En-,
Je273 STURGEs g. WRIGHT, So Tchoupitonlas st.
2 ROCKVILLE BRICK MANUFACTORi. ~
ITOEY Il BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
of NewOrieaus Lafayette, Carrolfon Aigies GIeina
and Hoeyvie'' that they now prepared to deliver tne
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern
ment is the largest in the South and the patronage Of the
public is respectfully invited = nx,,1cToN
my30 If HOEf y BYlNGloN-
FLOORING PINE oRsCYPREss
YNIANTED-For the use OF the State House now bell.
w erected Baton Rouge, three hundred ana SIX
squares of seasoned and dressed FOORlNG tour nches
wide by one and inches in free from sap or
FIRST Day OF NOVEMBER NExTICypTess or fel, y
Pine of best quality, and subject to the inspection OF ~
architect Proposals for the furnishing OF the above On
lowest may be made. in writing or verbally IN u u
e''' ~ ''e spA - MAUNSEL WHITE Commissioned IS
P Stems may be made for the delivery in this CITY, on
board a steamboat. Jea III u
RELIGIOUS BooKS-No. IA Camp Street
a RNOLD.-RUGBY SCHOOL. SER MONS: Sermons
n preached in the Chapel of Rugby School with an ad-
dress before Confirmation by Thomas Arnold, D. D.
BIBLE EXPOSiTOR Confirmation Of the truth Of the
Holy Scriptures, from the observations OF recon, travel
Iers illustrating the Manners Customs ana Races re-
the Society for the Promotion OF Christian KNOWLEDGE
EvAss oneFh RECToRY Of VAL EHEAD os THS
Records OF H oil. HoME Gy the K Sa Il, mo
A KEMpIs.-OF THE IMITATION OF CHRIST:
-Four Books by Thomas A kempis |; ] elegant volume,
is mo-, $1-reduced to IS cents
BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER-NEw STANDARD
Just received and sale at the Nswoeans staoners
Warehouse" lJe963l J. B. STEEL. "A Camp st:
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PoMPANo-PoMPANo.
DOMPANO and other choice Els H.,
L received DAILY at the . CARROLLT0N
a. ~ - ta n, n,; n, notice IS, my5 If
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PICKING POCKETS james Hammond was yes
euay arrested on charge preferred against him
by Lowensten, who accused him of picking the
pockets Of a drunken man, and also with having
slsed the Waterman who attempted to arrest him.
hammond was sent TO the First District Court.