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presents for wives, Sisters and sweethearts

Presents for Wives, Sisters and Sweethearts.
e beg OF friends returning IRON
Mexico generally the following list OF FANCY
ARTICLES selected expressly with reference to
their suitabeness for
PRESENTS.
OF Pear, Ivory, Feather Paper, Silk, &C.
CARD CASES-Pearl Shell, Silver, &c.
RETICULES-Sl and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, &C.
WORK BoXEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache &c.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood PAPER Mache, &C.
PORTFOLiOS-Leather, Velvet, and PAPER Mache
ACCORDEONS- Best French, double Frame
MUSIC BOXES-Shell and Tin Gases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS-Ot the first Makers Gold and Silver Cases.
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Macle
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German
PORTEMONNAIES-Gold and Silver enameled and all the
ODEUR BOXES From six bottles NEW styles.
PkPETERIES-Of Ebony, Rosewood, Paper. &c.
s-Now store, usual stock Of fine LINEN and COTTON
SHIRTS Gloves suspender MONEY BELTS Stocks, Cravats,
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c. &c,
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers Toilet, Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods,
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CH.Rr1sTs CoM1NG.-A letter from Glasgow
says: &c A large number of the Charnsts engaged
in the late riot at Glasgow are about to embark Tor
the United States where it is expected they Will De
received as exiled patriots
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BRITISH EMIGRANTs.-The English Govern
ment are about to appropriate 100000 in aid of
emigration from Ireland. The boys and girls I'M
der 16 to be sent to Australia-the old and infrm
to the United States and Canada.
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~" To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S

MAHAXINE
Where may be found the Largest and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
OF every description, in NewOrleans.
this establishment article is offered at the lowest
price sold, and reduction any instance
made Purchasers whether they good bad judges of the
quality goods may assured Of obtaining article the
very price, without the trouble OF beating down. the fear OF
being We have but price for goods and that invariably
the lowest CITY, Our stock of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods very large comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.-ltw will be seen that Col.
Doane announces that this line is ready to transmit
messages from this city by fast boats to Memphis,
thence North or West by telegraph. The fine
fast steamboat Magnolia leaves this evening.
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IMPORTANT TO New ORLEAss.-A letter from
Paris saws the pro, isional government has not
abandoned The plan of Louis Philippe to ssiahlfii
line of steamers heiween iavss and New hiiBans.
The National Iohveniion Nas ssiee:et 70 ''sahe III
ssSa.sssiaiislI iur HE Rafpese,
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EDIToRIAL.-The Rev. H. III. Weld has become
an associate editor with Rev. w. Suddards, of the
Episcopal Recorder, published i'll Philadelphia.
MIR. Weld is favoraby known to the literary world.
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THE CRoToN. The people of New York are
thinking of afording supply of the Croon to their
neighbors of Brooklyn and Williamsburg, and thus
to relieve themselves of portion of the heavy
expense to which the introduction of the water
has subjected them.
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o. 1t is stated that two of the South Carolina
delegation in Congress are for Taylor; one or two
adhere to Cass, and the rest are Indifferent 1t has
been stated that Mr. Calhoun incInes Taylor wise.
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srs- The Chevalier Leal, Brazilian Minister at
Washington, visited on the 18th inst, the u D. ship
Pennsylvania, Comd'r Page, where ne was re-
ceiyed with the usual honors and salute.
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ST. CHARLEs-Dr Feam, R II Rush, s,or.
c II Davis II L Douglass, NJ Watson, DR. Palm" Williams
Mickey, Ala; Semoure, Floyd, N Y; j G ma D.
family R r Barrow, La. Dea and
VERANDA-Capt II Hall Ala; D Wills, Lion, q.
Lieut. Saunders Isaacs Lie9t Col Anderson Ms Sap
Kyle i, Ism Smt,e Ca AT WADE AAS sS
PLANTERs'-Capt J. Steer, Liverpool: Cam Npo
Capt l. NJ Cox, Capt II P Dorsey. Mexico Cant q SSaE
art Miss; J M Cassel, Ohio. y Il Slew
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ceived up to the LIST of June, upon the New York
State Canals, was s621,225 OIL, being larger
amount than for the same time of any previous
year. excepting the last, when it was S7O9. 1889.
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RESERVATIONS Greenleaf has be en-
obliged, by declining health, to resign the Dane
Professorship of law in Harvard University.
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LARGE EsTATEs.-An unu sua number of large
estates containing from 300 to GOO acres, in England
are offered for sale at auction, the proprietors being
about to remove to America.
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DARING OUTRAGE.-On Monday morning, 18th
inst about o'clock, gang of ruffians assailed
young lady, near Paramount, Philadelphia, who
was walking with friend, on their return from an
evening party, and attempted gross violation of
her person. One named John Allen, was arrested,
and committed in default of $1,000 bail.
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MANsLAUGHTER.-John d. Herbert, tried at
Philadelphia for having caused the death of John
Shane, was, on the 18th inst, declared guilty of
manslaughter, but strongly recommended to
the mercy of the Court.
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s- See First and Fourth pages. -G


FROM VERA CRUz.--At late hour last night
the U. S. steamship Palmetto, Capt. Smith, arri-
we'd from Vera Cruz She brings no news of i'm
portance Her dates from Mexico are not later than
by the British steamer We have been favored
with the following list of passengers:
Col Hitchcock Major Buchanan 4th Inf; Major Burns
Paymaer Col Stockton and lapy Michigan Vols; Capt
Cendepin Qnatermasters Dept; Capt Denapin; Leuts
f. J. VanBnren. Rowles, McNar Denver, Rice Gotchens
Schneider, Hoxey, Harrison Mehew Hubbard, Comstock
and Taylor: Leus J. G.. Bush Isaac Huise Jr and Kirk.
patrick 18th Inf. Caps Rowland Mcintosh, Volt, Van
maa Brown and Hicks LieutS. F. b. Brand, Ptman, E.
Rice and Luce; DIS. Bailey, Terry and Owens, Ala Bat.
Gen. Butler was daily expected at Vera Cruz
when the Palmetto left, the evening of the 18TH
Companies A, E, G and I, LIST Reg't Mich. Vols,
under Col. Stockton; and detachment of 18th Inf.
under 1t. Kirkpatrick, arrived on the Palmetto.
he troops were expected at Jalapa on the 2lst.
All Ia Patterson was at Encerro with nearly
General waiting transportation. :. Eleven
10000 troops, d lied on the 18th for this and
other ports. men died belonging to
During the passage four g lost overheard
the Mich. volunteers, and one Wa with troops
The Washington and schr Randall
in the river, coming up
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ns- We are indebted to A. G. Brown, Of the
House of Representatives, for copy of his speech
upon the government of the Territories.
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ACCOMMODATIONS Weidemeyer was tried on
the 18th inst, at New York. for the murder of her
infant child. The jury, without leaving their Seats
returned verdict of not guilty. The child that
was found dead was newly born.
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PARIs.-There are 10000 garcons, hotel and
other servants in Paris, most of whom have been
thrown out of employment by the revolution.
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ns- Part of the Alabama Battalion arrived at
Mobile on Monday evening.
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o. Gen. Duff Green has issued proposals for
.,, thing Taylor paper at Washington.
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NAvAL.-The new frigate ST. Lawrence has
been hauled up to the navy-yard at Norfolk, to
equip for two years cruise-most probably to the
coast of Africa
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Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, etc.
Superfne Linen Shirts stitched bosoms 50 50 to 81 So super
fine Muslin Shirts linen bosoms and collars to 81 Isl French
Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts Mer
Flannel GAUGE brown white and pink unerr and Draweas
Silk Undershs and Drawers rich styles fancy Cava Italian
and French Black Silk Cravats; Silk and Linen
Linen border Handkrcheis Linen ana SIX Sioxs osn a
Umbrellas. etc. Trunks, Vae and Carpet Bags els
~ To Purchasers Of Clothing-Call at AhFK tsIeI
MUNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store, No. 81 magazine street,
Orlaa,s I'D at tnifornIy low nricss mh5
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[TeIegraphed to- the Louisville journal: j
WASHINGTON, June Is, s P M.-The Senate was
called to order and proceeded to business "A mes
sage was received from the House, with JOINT re-
solution providing for the transportation Oh the
troops from Mexico Messrs. Benton and Cameron
offered an amendment to the effect that three
months extra nav be allowed them. This amend
ment they subsequently withdrew. The resolution
was then adopted
The bill for the extension Oh the NATURALIZATION
laws was debated
On motion, the Senate took up, as In comml!lee
of the whole the Indian appropriation bill, when,
after some debate, was laid aside. motion Tor Its
indefinite postponement was lost. The Senate
then adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Holmes
asked leave to offer bill reducing the mileage OF
members. Objections were made to the motion.
The House then went into committee of the whole
on the naval appropriation bill. An amendment
providing to enforce the law OF the last session
relative 10 the docks at Philadelphia and Pensa-
cola was negatived The bill was then ordered to
be engrossed, and the House adjourned.
BALTIMORE, June Is, P. M.-The Court of Inquiry
will probably close its examination tomorrow
morning. The proceedings are uninteresting. Gen.
Quitnan is at present in this city.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 9 p. M.-The ratification
meeting tonight is very large. There are upwards
of 1000 people present.
ST. LOUIS, June Is, P M.-The weather is
ii
nois and rising. In the Missouri, 6 feet, and fall
ing. In the upper Mississippi, lower rapids, feet.
From this point to Cairo, In fine order.
CINCINNATI, June Is, P. M-To-day has been
the warmest of the season. River falling slowly.
Northern and Western Markets.
NETWORK, June 10, 8P. M.-There is some inquiry fol
Cotton. Sales OF middlng to good middling upland al
661ac.; fully fair to good fair, 74DS4c Mobile and
Orleans middling good mddng, 661Sc.; fully fair to
good fair 7D7ac.. The Flour market is in favor Of the
buyer Sales of Genesee at S. IS; Western 81. These
quotations the extremes Of the market Wheat AND
Corn active request at full rates Sales OF prime yellow
Corn at 5558c Oats dull, with sellers thar
buyers. There less movement in Pork. with steady
market Prime sold at 12afG$8 % mess 10 7osll. or
time. Lard is steady Tobacco duil-decllnng
PHILADELPHIA, June 15 P. M.-There is nothing doing
Cotton Sales OF Flour at So So OF fair rec
Wheat at 81 IA prime, 81 Is prime yellow Com, 54c
There buyers than sellers The market for Gro
ceries and Provisions is unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 15 P. M.-Saes OF Howard street
Flour at S. 621s; City Mills, rs. Conmea sells Al
50 Sales Of prime red Wheat at 15i0 81 "a. The
market for Corn and Oats dull Sales of prime white Corn
at Hattie; 1900 bushels yellow at 4oc Sales OF Whisky
at pc. Sales of Rio Coffee at 64i07c 1.-The line was
here intenupted.]
CINCINNATI June I5 Msales Of Flour are m9derate
at 1!evous rates. Grain is unchanged Sales OF Whisky
at d. Sales of 400 bbls Molasses to arrive at 25c
Sugars are rm Provisions steady Holders are asking
50 ior mess Pork. Quotations are unsettled.
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New CoUNrY-A new county has been laid off
in Pennsylvania, called Forest. A few years ago
it was in fact forest. and the haunt of the elk and
the wolf
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LUNCH.--For extras call at McKenzie's, cor
ner of New Levee and Natchez Alley. See card
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o. There is an evening boat every afternoon,
from, New York to New Haven
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ST. AuGUsTINE's CHURcH.-The tower OF Ills
new church at Philadelphia, burnt during the riots'
already rises above the surrounding buildings
When finished, it will be nearly 200 feet high
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o. c.. C.. Clay, Jr., has been associated IN the
edtorsbip of the Huntsville Democrat.
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o. The Steyermarkische Company are giving
entertainments at Carroll Hall, Baltimore.
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o. During the last month most of the American
families residents of France have returned to the
United States
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Gs- We thank the officers of the steamer Western
World for late papers.
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,"he last of the Creek Indians are de-
INDIANS.-IA. :,
parting from Alabama to join Their brothers west
of the Mississippi.
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CITY MoRTALITY-The number of deaths in
New York, week before last, was 242. OF con-
sumption, 25 commissions, 90; fevers, %; small
pox, IS; suicide, 9; intemperance, A. Under two
wears of ape CO.
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~ We learn that the decision rendered by the
U. S. Supreme Court in the celebrated Gaines case
will be published in French in the Orleanian OF
Friday.
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TRoTTING AT CHIcAGo.-A trotting match for
$1,000, came offat Chicago, June LIST, and resulted
Lady Jane.
Jack Rooster. q
Tjme-5:22-5:24.
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Married :
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yes,..,

At Prairie Jefferson, aorehorse Parish La ON Tho s.A
Rev. Mr., DeBoes, Mr. JOHN ROBERT WiIIIaMMSl byAs
HENRIETTA FONDREN. As 10 Mis-
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville, Nashville and New Orleans Te,a.-.

eB This Line Of Telegraph is working regula,,r :
Memphis to all points North and West and on tba 'Oa
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fa aAa
boats DAILY from the office Commercial EaeAaa sS =,
the Company in this city, ""so Of
GY The public may rely upon promptness and A.
Je23 tt CHARLES DOANE Supa,in, ~ps@a
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- LARGE SALE OF sHIRTS,o GOODS.
md GEN7LEME.r,S .FURNIoHi""
AT NO is Camp street,
THE STOCK CONSISTS Or = i, orslhies
l. 1900 dozen Linen Bosom SHIRTS OF an do.
1000 do do do ao.
Check colored do
Gauze, Merino and Silk UNDERShiklo'
do. do. do DR !AEas Gowns.
Night Shirts; Night Caps HoGplhg ,;1t Linen Can
brio, etc. -, IL ,,aces
Suspenders Money Belts Shoulder BRACES
Cravats Neck Ties. ETC.. ,,,s ran be pro
All of which are offered at less than the saii' U.s.
cured in the Northern cities nm, customers u !
s% For the express accommodating OF our fDm
establishment will be kept open on ssnaaynii KIT,
o'clock. A. M Ioafaw 5000 FurnshInl
New Orleans Shirt Depot, and Genena e, 10 The CD
house. No l6 Camp street, next o'U %yi5-9dpa.
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~ The unsurpassed, fastrunning passenger ,,.,,,
SCHUYLkILL. Andrews, master. will leave tho 'dueoa
Poydras street THIS DAY, 23d instant al o ;e oo
for Louisville, Madison, and Cincinnati ~'oAE En-
Je23 L. B. SMITH u co. sc Mapa,m...
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o. Gen. Wilson, of New Hampshire, declares
that ne will not support Taylor and Fillmore.
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~ SEE ADHERTlsEMENTs oS THIRD PAGE
Mobile MOBILE, Sutton s. FINN No,. ,
Louisville. ..SCHUYLklLL. Andrews Ss lana
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o. At meeting of the Wing General Commit
tee of New York city on the 18th inst, the follow
ing was adopted in Wing General Committee:
At meeting of this Committee it Resolved, That the
committee appointed the last meeting make arrange
call of the Wings of this city respond to the
nomination made by the National Convention of Wings
next the time of meeting. this General Committee, TAX
ing consideration the circumstances that will
that have been received from the nominees and that
delegates have reported the proceedings of that Con-
vention, do hereby resolve as follows:
That the Committee appointed to make arrangements for
Mass melting to atify the nominations made in Phlade
pha be instructed postpone said meeting until such time
as shall be designated by this Committee.
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THE DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING FOR
CAss AND BUTLER AT New YoRK.-In accordance
with an invitation of the democratic Central Com
mittee, at Tammany Hall, the democratic electors
of the city and county of New York assembled on
Monday evening, the 18th inst in the Park to hear
the report of the New York delegates to the Balti-
more National Convention, and to ratfy the nomi-
nations of Generals Cass and Butler. The Herald
says
The meeting was announced to take place at
half past o'clock but as early as O'Clock there
were upwards of twenty-five hundred persons as
sembled, and the number increased to five, ten and
some estimates go as high as fifteen thousand, be-
fore the meeting was called to order. The meet
ing was doubtless increased in numbers by the
nouncement that Senators Foote, Hannegan, Ben
ton, Allen, and other distinguished gentlemen from
the capital would address the meeting.
The meeting was addressed by Senators Benton,
Allen Foote, and Bright, and Messrs. Bowlin, of
Missouri, Cobb, of Georgia, and Sickles of New
York. During the progress of the principal one,
Senator Houston was haranguing an extempore
meeting back of the City Hail. On the same night
there was a large Clay meeting at the Broadway
House, and Taylor meeting at Military Hall.
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f1- DR.; cullen's Indian Vegetable, ;RemsYdy-Fa
AM USEM ENTS.

1
t5- Corner of Baronne and P0udras streets. -A|
THRIDAY, June 20, 1s4s, will be acted the drama Of
II THERESE; Carwin, Mr.. N. D, Clarke EontaIns
Bridget. Mrs. Deeling. ..PAS SuEL BY MI sI fS9I
Deering . Concludes with GRAClOSA AND PEEgl-
NET Percinet, Mr.. Page; King, Caulheld; Gfonen Mn
Deering n.. .ud
TTe Prices of admission are as follows; -
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second TleI Of boseN
Dress Circle Soc Boxes for Free eoloNd@
EH Doors open quarter before o'clock, and penom
ance Will commence al half.pas precisely nA.m N
LIZ Seats may be secured daily at the boAom@ '"~
o'clock A. M, to O'Clock P. M. 1t, u..
~ Tickets good only for the night on when @I J"
purchased. ..-
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oLOTHING LoTHING'

OIL 0 TIKI &C o HlN0
OUCH AN OPPORTUNITY the present. .;n. bsss
- been offered in this city in the way Of baisd"'
determined TO close off the entire stock oil ,c
FASHIONABL CL0THlNu o,r,
at such prices as will induce an want OF comphe o as m
FIT to patronize my establishment 10 tno sba will sH
want of Clothing l respectfully inform tlle,u VIZ"
as Cheap as the Cheapest. Those VINO wan.
.... WINTER CLOTHES '"' .oct,
will find it greatly their advantage to eau o. snoy Of
large for this season of the Also.a 5ays. etc.
FREDERIC AZ ~ I man
e2I 2dp If Under ST. Charles Hotel, corner oo"-----
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ey~ Browns GOLD PENS-We have now in ,o.
a supply of these UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS Also GT
Pens of other CELEBRATED MAKERS, in GOLD Ann SIR
YER HOLDERS, ranging in price from 81 Soto SIS
GUINNESS g. BUSH
Dealers in Toilet, Fancy Cents Fumishipg Good,
Ivy l2 CAMP STREET
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THOMAS CoRwrN.-This gentleman, it has been
stated had written letter previous to the meeting of
the Philadelphia Convention, in which he declared
that he would support General Taylor, if nominated.
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mig The Queens Delight which forms an s,e.i.,
PgIedient the GRAEfENBERG sARsAPARiILla t Tnss
OUND, probably superior to Sarsapaa ITSELF p,oisss, F
Charleston, speaks OF it follows ls- See Bulletin Ma 4
page.l t1fS1
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eS~ Remedy for one Glass of Diseases only-
NOT FOR ALL.-DR. WoODRUFF'S DlSENTERY C0R

cheap as The cheapest
al certify administered to member of my family D.
Woodruff IS Worm Specific, and brought away hiy worms a
another casei cured negro Of Tenaor
,,r,. ~ ~, ,ocu "JOHN ]. LITTLE
e The foregoing Medicines for SALE wholesale and retail I
by j. WRIGHT a. CO., ISL Charities street, NO. Els2m
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A New Remedy-DR. BILLINGs CARMN,
TIVE SYRuP-tFron the Southern Workman OGob4I "a
We attention the advertisement this ysluabo t
another column IN thus paper We have repeatedly heard wT,
recommended by many OF our most distinguished Physician. os ~
FANTUM, OR THE SUMMER COMPLAINT Of CBIInRFS'
which prevails during the hot months of Summer DAE,
sJ- Wholesale Depot at Y CAMP STREET.
~. Sold by WELD g. Co. MEAD g. SCOVT SHY gg ~
Co, HU. KENNEDY, N JARVIS & co. - 0nLhe
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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GORDON PLUMMER,

UOAUOIN TLUNMEK,
JUSTER OF .AYER.aGES
ts- Office Lucen Hemann's, Marine Notary No Rm,,
street. Netc Orleans. aOtls noy
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e See advertisement, the first of this paper,
headed TO PLANTERS and FAMILIES,' of Comstock
Co.'s celebrated Magical Pain Extractor Depot No.
50 Poylras street. where sold GENUINE
PURE jel 6m
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49, Tmnortant to Health.-No fami

ezfF Important to HealthINo family should neglec
10 have on hand bottles of BILLINGS CARHINATI1I
SYRUP infalb remedy for Bowel complaints which
more frequently the
o This remedy fails the Of D
rhea Wholesale Depot, 70 Camp street, NewOeans.
iel d. HANSBROUGH.
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IL Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper
best his profession the United
In need would do well to give him CALL at So Customhouse
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