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NOTICE.
MIR II. o. HALL is authorized agent dunng our
WI Temporary absence from the State
JyI5 I'm HOYT & FORD, II St Charles st.

lhPOhIAN1 ~ FGh9OISo nav NS
HOUSES TO RENT and PROPERTY FOR S8LE.
wv VAN BENTHUYSEN, BROKER AND GENERAL
w AGENT, has opened his , office No 81 "A
lings, parts of Dwellings, Stores and parts OF FA-s=47
Stores, Offices ETC., To Rent; also, REAL ESTATE
For Sale
The object of this Register is TO comprise all such nroma
ton relative Houses for rent and Real Estate oT sale as
will enable persons glance whether the terms ana
situations satisfactory thus saving vast amount o.
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings, etc; all such
information being had at central point. go,
Property hOdeTs and Agents for the renting OF Houses
will no doubt readily appreciate the Dement'S OF such
Register, and they invited to send IN description oil
premises, location and rent
Already large number of dwellings and stores the
Register and daily additions will be made until the Register
becomes complete It Is possible to render It. small
fee is charged for the of the Register ,
E4S~W. V. b. will attend to the RENTING OF HOUSES
ccnntrv Jy15 I'm
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UNIVERSITY CT Professor Rogers
has Withdrawn his resignation. About one hundred
and forty diplomas were granted at the late COM
mencement Governor Smith was present, and
made an address
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BEWARE OF CLAMs.-More deaths and sickness
rom eating clans, are reported at the east
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o. The Beloit Journal, neat new wing paper,
published weekly, has just been started in Rock CO.,
Wisconsin. 1t hoiss the flag of Taylor and Fill
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INTERESTING TRIAL-A trial is now progress
ing in the United States Court, at Detroit, Mich,
which is creating good deal of interest by reason
of its important relation TO the law relative to the
recapture Of runaway slaves. The suit is brought
against several of the most influential men of Mar
shall, in that State, for opposing the retaking of
several fugitive slaves in that village during the
winter of l847, by the authorized agent of their
owner, a citizen of Kentucky. The opposition is
alleged to have been so great ON the part of these
citizens, as to have resulted in the flight of the
slaves from the village, and consequent loss of
their value, which is estimated at $4,000. Suit is
brought against the defendants for the recovery of
this amount in the name of the owner.
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% Cumberland river is rising slowly-four feet
on the shoals
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SUCCESS OF RAILRoADs.-The earnings of the
various railroads of the Union continue to be very
satisfactory to the shareholders and keep this kind
of investment very popular. The Eastern railroads
show healthy increase on the traffic of last year
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o. The steamer United States was seen on the
18th ult in lat Is 03, lon. 49, by the ship Louvre,
from Amsterdam. She had then accomplished inst
half her voyage having been little more than four
days eus,
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Superfue Shirts, bosom 50 81 So super
fine Muslin Shirts linen Blossoms and collars 81 to So 15 French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts MeT-
Flannel GAUGE brown, white and pink Undershs and Drawers
Silk Undhi and Drawers rich styles Italian
and French Black Silk Cayats; Silk and Linen Handkerchief
Linen border Hankerchiets Linen and Silk Gloves Black Kid
Gloves Cotton Merno and Linen half Hose; Silk Bingham
umLrelaa also Trunks. Naises and Carnet Baa e3
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Gs- The pOstof1ice at Daniels Prairie, Ala, has.
heen discontinued
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.
louisville, Nashville. and New Orleans Telegraph.

-" This Line of Telegraph is working regularity
Memphis to all points North and West, and on the Lakes
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats, DAILY, from the Office Commercial ErchGHge) OF
the Company in this city.
EW The public may rely upon prompness and dis atch
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent.
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- : KAN AWAY. N
FHNHE BOY DANIEIl-aged about ~ years, teet or
L inches high complexion, copper color; rather SO
inclined TO be bald gentee in his appearance ana az ~
dress. He purchased from Mr.. b. w. Powell, u.
OF Louisville, Ky, by Mr.. s. NJ. Haggetyi OF Har 1z
TisOn county Texas suitable reward will be pad tor ms
delivery to [Jyi3 6tl HOYT FORD II st. Charles st.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A NEGRO coy, "a OF % Yeas CID acquainted WIZ W
"A ely, Inquire q tbs sihss, "
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e75p The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient in the GRAEFENBERG- SARsAPARILLA COM
POUND is probably superior Sarsapara itself Professor Frost
Of Cnarleston speaks follows: Ia See Bulletin No. g. Sd
page.l Je1z
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OF Allen Ayrault, representing the Livingston
and Ontario district in the Senate of New York,
has resigned his seat
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HATs-HATs.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

lust RECEIVED per Steamship Crescent City-3OO doz
% BUENA VISTA HATS-Whe Black and -.
e q Pearl-and of all qualities. The majority -
FL consist of those Extra Fine WHITE HATS SE
60 90 much in demand OF the present hme--Ei ~
fer eask, JOHN DtRRRlbGE,
AbaiRsss MRHgfsstHfsy and neslsFiR Hats and Gaps,
syii tM g CnslsHhsRss street, AsW oIsRns.
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Fancv and Stable SILK Goods,

to- Removable. YALE, JR. 81 co. have removed
from 10 Chartres q MAGAZINE STREET between
Common and CavIer where they keep their usual stock Of
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RICH IMMIGRANTs.-A vesselload of immigrants
arrived at New YoI1 from Great Britain on the 3d.
with one hundred thousand dollars in gold, and
large amount of funds in bills.
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PoLITICAL.-Thomas Bragg, brother of Capt.
Braxton Bragg, has been appointed democratic
elector for the Edenton district, North Carolina.
Henry A. Wise has consented to serve upon the
democratic electoral ticket of Virginia
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CASA contract has been entered into for the
erection of gas works in Reading, Pa, for the sum
oF ceO nOO
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CosT OF MoBs-Application were presented in
the Philadelphia County Board, on the Sd, for pay
ment of damages for property destroyed by the
mobs in 1914 The Board have appropriated for
this purpose $203, 222 81, and the State granted
S5S,272 10. Tie present claims now presented
amount to 1914 %, making the whole cost of
those RIOTS S267. 4O9 80
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGDON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,


Keeps constantly hand complete of every article
quired for a Ientlernan's Wardrobe. apis 2dptf
Ez% Important to Health-No family should neglect
to on a bottles of BILLINGS C4RMINdTIIE
SYRUP the nfalbg remedy Bowel complaints which
This remedy fails IN the obstinate OF Dar
lei D. HANSEN OUCH
6w- Strangers in the City, see DIR. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper. He OF the
very profession United States. All that stand
IN need would do well give him call, at s. Custo house
mhl6 I'm
TT See advertisement, the first page of this paper,
headed " TO PLANTERS AND FAhILIES,' Of ComstOck
& Co.'s Magical Pain Extractor Depot
Poyras street, where sold GENUINE and
PURE. jel ON
to- To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cians-Pease the advertisement of Rustic g. PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above nylO
TT H. DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genuine, always has the signature
the proprietor, Al. DALEY, wrappers
Southern Depot ISL Charities street. New Orleans a27
~ To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNRoE g. CO.'S One Price SoTe No 81 Magazine street,
where always be found the largest
orleans, iEld al uniformly low prices. mh5
ER~ The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Theory does not
presume mat one medicine all diseases II Is idle and
dent to Haunt such doctrine the face intelligent community
1t the language quacks and pretendeTs. But the
offered by the Graeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its anudote.
ES For Agents. Grueenbergs Series, page.
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EOR the cure of GonoubUa elect Spasmodc Structures,
l. ETC. etc-TO plains Of vessels, and particularly 10
strangers whose occupations will not permit OF
long stay in the city subject to the delay and expense Of
professional treatment. this PREPARATION truly invaluable
and as for its positive efficacy and certainty to all af
tons of the urethra will refer the reader the certificates
of Drs B-ansby Cooper Surgeon to Guys Hospital Lon
dom NlcCenning. Tabee ETC., etc, which inserted IN
the descriptive pamphlet containing Treatise SiCtuIes,
that is given with every phIal
This PREPARATION has been sold in this city for
nine years in its improved form It Is nearly tastees and
can be taken without restriction diet exposure
For sale at the SOUTHERN MEDICAL. OFFICE. 10
C,4ROND ELET Street, betlceeR CaHat and Common
streets-SOe Agency
s45~ To those persons whose affections are Of a cOmpl.
Gated nature, DR. j.. e. THOMSON offers his professional
services particularly for of Syphilis lmpOtency ansng
from excesses) and Structures His treatment Of that ins
and dangerous disease Structure, peculiar to himself
Doing entirely, in many cases. with the painful
ton OF B0Rgtes, persons abOnng under Local Debility,
Structures Mercural Complaints, etc ETC., who have been
pronounced incurable consult Dr. T. free Of charge
practical ApohecaIy Is employed in the Adjustment 10
put up medicines prescribed. l.. g. THOMSON, NJ. y.
OFEICE-No. IL Carondelet street, between Canal
and Common streets. (SIgn Of the Marble Hscuapus S
qe) Private Entrance first door 10 the right OF No 70
CaTondeet street. PFi5le EgrCss both in Common and
CaTOndeet streets. Jyl4 3Ep
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DIAL.-Price so cents hottie; six bottles for 50 So
From Fl. w. Hlliar', late U. S. Minister TO Belgium.
DR.. WOodTutA few drY received the Cordial
enough send me- Having used the article DO not hesitate
valuable Affections
nothing equal to Respectfully, HENRY W. HlLLiANb.
From Capt John Davis, Company d, Geora Regt Mexico
DR.. WoodrlfI take pleasure in expressing You
high appreciation the etc tCy your Dysentery Cordial
in cases Of arrangements the Bowels, aud ecommengt
particularly to individuals connected with the Army So great
the GeorgG Regiment that dna
the Captains soon exhausted cosoerua
Infalible Remedy, and esteem Of the yuu
able medicines the soldier CFTy with him.
Your obliged friend,
July 1ita, l547. JOHN l. DAVIS, Capt Co. D.
~ Dr. WoODRUFF's WORN SPECIFIC is a safe amt
efficient remedy WonnsTRf IT. It good as the besas
cheap the cheapest.
do certify administered member of my family D.
Woodu's Worm Specific, and Fought away ny worms and
cured one OF women Of I1tao I9peq
HsEPhitesBi1e, Ca. 1886" - - 90
k The foregoing Medicines 0I sale, wholesale aud retail only
by J. WRIGHT g. CO., ISL Charities street, NO Jela2m
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ANOTHER CLAIMANT OF THE HoNoR.-It seems
as difficult task to find the man who first nomi-
mated Gen Taylor as to discover the individual who
struck Billy Patterson. If the statements in the
annexed paragraph-which we take from the Vic
tora cTexas) Advocate-be true, the question may
be considered definitely settled:
'The news of the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca
reached this place the 18th of May, 1916, -four
days after those battles,) and day or two after
wards, while some dozen persons were discussing
the brilliant events, Col. Pearson NOW OF Matagorda
county, nominated Gen. Taylor for the Presidency,
which was seconded by Judge Jones, of our place.
and unanimously concurred in by the company
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VALUABLE CARGoEs. Two vessels arrived at
Boston on the Sd, from Valparaiso and Singapore,
BRINGING cargoes worth a million Of dollars.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MAIL RoBBERs-The
efficient and gentlemany special agents ofthe post
Office says the Baltimore Sun of the 9TH inst,
pursuing their avocations with assiduity proba-
bly, never before equaled. Several important dis
coveres of missing letters have been made within
few months. Yesterday J. B. B. Hale, Esq, re-
ported the arrest of Madison MITCHELL colored man
employed ON the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad, who
is committed to Jail ona charge of robbing the mails
James Hobrook, Esq, the special agent for New
England also reports the arrest of Henry C. STRAIT
ton, clerk in the office of The New England Puri
tan, charged with purloining and robbing several
valuable letters and states that he has proof of
STATIONS guilt.
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Marie d.
Arrivals at the PrincIpal HoteIs Yesterday.

At Baton Rouge evening July 4 by Rev. W. IL
Mr. J. A. JAQUES OF NewOTeans Miss ELIZA slMPSON' Of
former place.
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AMUSEMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-Hate Nations

OLYMPIC THEATRE-Ga NationaD
EEE" Corner of BGronne and Poydras streets. Ia
TTNHIS EVENING, Saturday. July 15-Ayll be produced
for the first time the tragic drama OF THE + AIAL
OATH, OR THE SKELETON WITNESS: Clement Danyer
Mr. Rynar Levi, ROley MARKS; Celia Miss Meadows Joan
Miss L. Deening go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jig by Miss
Fanny Deerng.. To conclude with the musical drama OF
THE SOLDIERS RETURN. Patrick lwith s0pgs)
Ars. Thompson Darby with songs) R0ley Marks hath
leen hsongs Miss Meadows Nora (wh song) Miss
Deenng.
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier Of Boxes c.
Dress Circle &c Boxes for Free GOiOTed, Doc
Parduette Soc GOOred Gallery. 49,. Doc.
~" Doors open quarter before o'clock, and perform
ance will commence at halfpast7 Z, precisely. .
Seats may be secured daily at the BOXOihce from IL
o'clock A. NJ. 10 O. lock, ?. NJ: g.,
purchased yH
MODEL ARTIsrs.-No. % St. Charles Street
SATURDAY NIGHT, July 15-Mqdame Campbel,s
= T ABLEAUX WANTS and MODEL ARTISTS,
pronounced by the Press be the best exhibition given
in this country The evenings entertainment will com
mence with the representation Of HIRAM POWERS
GREEK SLAVE TIME DISCOVERING TRUTH,
VENUS de MEDICIS, LA SYLPHlDE, SAPPHO,
PSYCHE GOING TO BATTLE, etc. Tom Wilson, the
celebrated Banjo Player and Singer will conclude TIE Pe[
Torrance Of the evening with OF his popular NEuhO
AIRS, accompanied on the Banjo
aY" Doors open at o'clock; performance 70 commence
at half past s.. Admission Front Seats Sl-Pt 0O cents
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f5se Panama Hats-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS suitable the season. Soldiers returning from the
SEAT OF PEACE No first quality at the very low price oil
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
~ Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
i've I'm 20 Poydras street, corner OF IchouPiouaS'
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PosTAGE-We learn from Washington that
neither Mr. Goggin's bill in the House, which re-
duces letter postage to the uniform rate of cents,
nor Mr. Nies's in the Senate, which reduces it to
the uniform rate of 3 cents, if paid in advance,
otherwise S. will be passed the present session
Indeed Mr. Niles stated that he did not present his
bill with view to its being acted at that session,
but for the consideration of the public preparatory
to future action MIR. Goggn is himself in favor of
reducing letter postage to cents. He also report
ed bill in relation to newspaper postage, which
passed the House, and was sent to the Senate. Our
information is, that it will not be acted upon, or
even reported in that body, the object being, we
presume, to refer the whole postage system to the
next Congress for revision-N. Y. Jour. Com.
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MAY0Is MUSIC sTORE.

No. , Camp street near JGRdt'
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, and
fully guaranteed for peTnauency OF
tone and durability of work manship: EOlan 49,
Piano FOnes from the best mandatory II n kl n N
and guaranteed TO remain at concert ptchu n v =
for FIVE years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MlSG
published every week from the most popular authors NJ.
SICAII INSTRUMENTS of every kind, embracing, IN
part Harps Double Bass, ViOoncelOs, Guitars, Niolns
Banjos Drum bass and tenor; Tambonne5, Flutes ta-
ionefS Flageoets Flies BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Trombones bass tenor and alto Comets Pis.ons Ophe
cdes French Horns, TIumpets, valve and plain BggieS
Cavalry Tumpets Hunting Horns, Cymbas MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS i9T he
Harp, Bias ViOl, Violin and Guitar. INSIRpCIlON
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN
part payment for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The abOven8med merchandIse Is re-
ceived and sold consignment and consequently offered al
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO examine the articles
IsI3 i'm VIM. T. MAYO. Agent
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Posi- OFFICE THEFTs.-A young man named
John Cooper lately from London, was arrested in
New York; on the Sd inst for receiving the letters
of Messrs. Andrews & Boyd, from the post office,
and purloining the contents.
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ANTTRENT DIsTURBANCE-The Buffalo Com
mercaI Advertiser contains the details of Anti
Rent outrage committed few dat ago in the town
of Wales, Erie county. Itappeark that two persons
named Tanner and Tiffany were elected by the
sheriff from farm recently purchased by o. l..
Holbrook, of Buffalo, and posses sion given to the
purchaser. About 10 o'clock al night an attack
was made upon the houses on the farm, by twenty
five men disguised as Indians, and all armed with
guns or pistols. The assault Continued until past
midnight. Mr. Holbrook and his friends being una
bile longer to defend the premises abandoned them
and fled As they were leaving several guns and
pistols were discharged and one 9f Mr.. Holbrook's
horses was wounded. The ami mal subsequently
fell dead on the road.
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GORDON PLUMMER.
ADJUS TER OF AVERRGES.
II Office Lucien Hemann', Marine Notary No. q ROya
street, NeD Orleans ie 20 list
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CURIOUS ASSAULT. "A man named Michael
Doyle, who, while letting off fireworks, set fire to
the clothes of lady named Mary Welch, at Phila-
dephia, on the Fourth, was held Ito bail in $780, to
answer a charge of assault and battery.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.9LFRED MONROE 4 Co, No. "a Magazine street,
IL TO THEIR CUsTOMERs.-As
We do not keep Store open SbHGdUs.)
TVNHOSE of customers who unable to call during
Il the day will find the evening until half
past o'clock If any article purchased in the evening does
satisfactory be returned and the money will
refunded. ALFRED MUNROE & co,
apps 2ptf No. "a Magazine street.
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ST CHARLES Branch, w Williams and son, Fa Power
G Powell n Mcneil Mills, Texas Murray L Merchant
Ala. G Clifton nephew, H Jones and lady, La Ruege
Sc w Bond, Miss G simkns y A; Btown ia; Capt
Grant; Lieut. McMordie: Capt G Shaw
VERANDAH w II Fellows Anderson, Ala b Johnson
Mo- Boykn Fall, IL Montgomery, u Crelgef, MISS
A Watson La, r,,-, -. Al, -
PLANTERS. Kline, Moore, Miss; W B Tuis, Ala
Ritchey, Chandler, Mo; d Lee, Texas, Fulton -,
HEHLETT'S.. - W Dancey Texas; E Sale, ID sl9cket
Posey, Hunham Beatty, Moore, MISS ferry' La
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Sands's Clothing Emporium.

6 Richard Sands grateful for past fayOrs, would re-
specially call the attention Of the public to his Fashionable Clothing
~ B. Gentlemen arriving city viii find to their interest
to call and examine for themselves. apps
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THE BRIrIsH WANTING CUBA.-The debt owing
by Spain to the British bondholders, amounts, with
accumulated interest, to the enormous sum Of $780,,
1000 to $500, 900 900, and as the revenues of
Cuba were pledged for the payment of the interest
on the loans represented by the bonds, is argued,
apart from political considerations, that the bond
holders are in the position of mortgage, who, not
able to obtain payment of either principal or in
terest for his advances has an undOubted right to
forecose and seize property on which, as security,
the money was lent.
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Call and examine our goods and prices.
ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magazine 81
OLoTHIN G-CLOTHIN c.

SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY as the present has no
been offered in this city in the way of Bargains rave
determined to close off the entire stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
at such prices will induce ain want of complete OUT
to patroniZe establishment To those who are ~
of Clothing respectfully inform them that Will sell
as Cheap as tie Cheapest Those who want
&C.. WINTER CLOTHES
will find greatly their advantage to call as my stO tx
large for this of the year AlsOa age supply Of
SHIRTS-Under.shi Drawers. Socks, Grayas etc q.
FREDERIC ANTHON.
eel St Charles Hotel. corner Common st.
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FOR RENT
hTILL be rented low. till LIST November next a -
w convenient COTTAGE HOUSE, with a harA
large Garden in front, situated ST. Mary street, -91
between Old and New Magazine streets Lafayette Inquire
of [1y13 tfl P. IRWIN fremont House, ST Charles St.
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TURKEY AND FRANcE-Turkey appears to have
decided not TO acknowledge the French Republic,
and there is no doubt that the instgaton to this
fusal, has been made by Russia. The new French
Ambassador, General Aupick, arrived in Constan-
tinope, without being sauted by the batteries, or
received by the Minister of the Porte.
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BARGATNs nv CLOTHING

Large Stock Selling On al GfedIIy heuuCtu FIICU5'
ALFRED MUNROE & co, No "a MAGAZINE street,
N have now without exception the largest and best
sOrtmeDt of CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS in NewOrleaus.
We are now selling goods much lower prices than
we have ever before offered them, wish to reduce
our stock low possible before the close of the season
We have a very large stock of BLACK CLOTH COATS
and BLACK CASHMERE and DOESkIN PANTA-
LOOMS which will sell at greater bargains than ever
before seen in NewOreans.
Persons desirOus of purchasing will do well avail them
selves of this opportunity supply themselves prices fully
70 cent less than the quality of goods be puf
chased in the Fall and Winter.
81 Cal and examine nnrg nnls md nrices