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SUNDRIES.
= HALF PIPES Old Cognac Brandy;
- 10 quarter pipes J. ]. Dupuy, do;
Or pipes Cock, P. 7. File, Old Champagne 1875;
20 eighth casks New York Brandy;
70 70 h bSIs, do do d do. Gi no.
80 o. casks MADEIRA Vine Direct Importation;
20 Do; do Port do :, do d. doi ,-r. how.
20 bbIs White Wine liante Sautene;
| luncheon Old Scotch Whisky;
200 boxes Claret Wine, assorted brands;
80 boXes Underwood 5 Lemon syrup
80 do. Champagne Cider;
100 do. Boston No SOAP; 80
30 do ssnem Candles-New Bedford
80 do. NIuscat Wine -
80 DO. ID groce, Shoe Backing;
25,o9e RegaIia Segars assorted brands
30 boxes Essence Peppermint;
D cases Sarllnes, hf and or. boxes;
10 boxes Swiss Absynhe;
D do. kiBchwasser;
70 do. Gnraeoa
Is do. MarasChnO,
5 baskets Guingoet;
30 boxes Cherries;
5 pipes Holland Gin-prme article;
$50 drums Fgs-fresh;
20 boxes Starch;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
500 Demiohns assorted sizes;
80 boxes Ink. and o.;
80 900 Corks. assorted sizes
20 bhlS Golden syrup;
80 boxes assorted Candies:
80 boxes Tomato ketchup;
100 baskets Ansette:
10 baskets White Wine Vinegar;
100 bbs No l. and Mackerel, hf and Or. kits
5 bbs Cherry Bounce;
go baskets Champagne, assorted brands;
10 bbs Powdered Sugar;
20 boxes assorted Pickles
10 hbS Sweet Malaga Wine;
> bales $ ;. Almonds;
p boxes Stoughton Ritters;
30 boxes Tobacco assorted qualities;
Landing and Tor sale cheap for Cash good City Paper oy
JOHN LEWIS. George Palmer, Agent, NJ
New I.evee ard Tchoupitoulss street, mh5 I'm
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NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

1'1IV' 1Als y IN IIIIOi
A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH NERSIFICATION-Con
tanning rules for the structure OF the different kinds of
verse, illustrated by numerous examples from the best
Poets. BY Eraslus Event. A. NJ.
Good Knight, " sans pear ct reprOche." BY w.
Gilmore Simms
HISTORY OF TIE GIRONDISTs. Or Personal Me
moirs Of the Patriots Of the French Revolution, from IN
Of Travels in the Holy Land, etc In vols Vol. 2.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF ALIEN POPE with
Notes by Warburon. and Life of the Author In one
volume complete uniform with Appeon's beautiful edi-
tons of the Poets.
Grafton on By Citizen Of Baltimore; Complete in vol
ADVENTURES IN MEXICO AND THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS. BY Geo F. Ruxton Esq
No. n, HARPERS' PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
Just received and for sale the NewOrIeans Satione
Warehouse. [mhl3l J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,

n No II Canai street, New Orleans. CT-EN FSSs
A. ,l HORTON has NJ now on * III
4-4style of Saddles, Brides, Martin eaa4AeAa=Ef
Eals Coach Gig Buggy Wagon, and Cart HARNESS
Also general assortment Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
together with the largest stock of Trunks, Vace Saddle
and Carpet Bags before offered in this market to which
Invites the attention of purchasers, all the above Goods
will Be sold at Greahu Reduced Prices
" The subscriber has also the agency for the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat.
terms and at the manufacturers prices. mh7 6m
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,

No So M8G.7ZL.NE Street, Corner GR.4PIER Street.
- JUST RECEIVED and opening at this F.
Ia establishment, the most varied and splendid EH
- assortment of H ATS ever offered in this market; ~
consisting in part Of ~
Super and Medium quality PANAMAS, LEGHORNS,
CANADA STRAW. CHINA PEARL, RUTLAND.
GUYAQUIL, GAAMPEACHY and ITALIAN STRAW
BEAVER, MQLEskIH and NEPLUs ULTRA HATS,
No pains expense has been spared in the manufacture
and finish of this Stock The old customers of the house
for themselves. mh7 I'm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM

NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,
TUE LAST OF THE FAiRIEs, ! Christmas Tale;
by G. +. R. james Esq, author of the = Convent
" Margaret Russell ~ &c. Price 10 cents.
THE DISGRACE TO THE FAMILY, by w. BIanch-
ard Jenold, with illustrations, by "Phiz," complete.
Price % cents
THE POOR SCHOLAR, A Pathetic Story of Irish Life
by VIM. Carleton, author of Traits and Stories OF
80, Irish Peasanry, >, complete, Price l5 cents
ustrations, complete. Price rs cents.
TWENTY YEARS AFTER, sequel to 9 The Three
Guanlsmen' by Alex. Dumas.
WALLACE THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, by Ga
brlel Alexander, with 38 engravings
JAMES THE SECOND, Or the Revolution of 1888 an
historical romance, by w. Harrison Answorth. Esq,
complete. Price 25 cents
THE BRIDE OF THE NORTHERN WILDs, A Tale
of 1743 by Newton NJ. Curtis.
FRANkLIN,S AMERICAN COTTAGE LIBRARY,
Or Useful Facts, Figures and Hints for every body.
Walls AMERICAN ELECTROMAGNETIC TEL
EGRAPH with reports Of Congress and description of
all Telegraphs known employing Electricity, or Galvan-
NO. Is FLOWERS PERSONIFIED Price % cents
NOS; II AND - AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE,
edited by e. III. Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Satione
Warehouse. [mh9] J. B, STEEL, IA Camp st.
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n VIM. r. MAYO, Agent
FURNITURE, PLANO FoRTEs, &c,

EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street respectfully in
IA forms bis friends and the public that he still con- q
tnues offer for sale fine of WATCH kA
IFS, SILVER WARE and FANCY GOODS of d.
every description Uatches-the approved manu-. GsAsZa
lactures of M: !. Tobias Co., VIM. Cooper Il Co. E. S.
Yates Co. Taylor & Sons, and Others in Gold and Silver
hunting and open faced cases: Silver Ware-conssng in
pat ofTea, Table Sugar Salt and Mustard Spoons Forks
Ladies Caors, Cups Pitchers Toast: racks, etc etc Also
large variety of Fancy G0ods-Wrought Shell Combs,
Work Dressing Fancy and Odor Boxes Writing Desks
Pearl Shell Enameed and naid Gard Gases, Segar Cases
Bead Bags Head Ornaments, Bouquet Holders, Ball Ia
and Fob Chains Seals Keys etc, Pens, Pencils Thimbes
Bracelets, Brooches Ear and Finger Rings, etc etc.
|1 FURNITURE.-R Rosewood and Mahogany
-S Furniture Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas,
l. Chairs, Ottomans, Divans, etc. etc This Fumi-
- ture is all custom work and finished in the best
manner and equal TO any ever brought to this market.
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UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES.


". ~ ca "A slkEEI-Ihe subscriber has on hand
state of the season he offers low prices. Among the
'oooS on hand' he H,- would en emu a'151
Silk Worsted and Cotton Damaks French and EngEish
Plain and Figured MUsLINS, &c.
CORNICE, POLES. RAMns ac.
Rs oou snd R Woois snd p sey F coRNlCE
Tulip" Acorn, Polka. :" Arm" and variety Of
other CURTAIN BANDS and PINS.
IT., NAV 81 AHhNl WIN oW-saADEs.
. och u w aitcIe Is d iuH ana OF as handsome pat
tr y t pe i3u II, any meeanong winch are SCRIP
e' ,,' aiu June. scenes' idIse nouLCs, &C.
English Bobinett. Muslin, Linen and Cotton MIISQUJTO
BARS and MEETINGS, in great variety and quantity
FEATHERS. CURIED HAIR. &C.:
pp,ruEp 70 80 ~ 10 1aa c.
cTRLED nAIR e ypfs9s aH9ss or,,
5nd f apS @ 3 cos and ass
BboRDERI$5;s 5nd BINP1SGs Hsifsisl5 " Mi y"
PapeTs Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES Bea
fs~ GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
to Order and UPHOLSTERY work executed with despatch.
RE4TIT1FTI1, TEhn n or -. fTA a z-.-.-
vY,uERE nat Jay nasSes Nv hnt what nr PARISH
CO. seceye n, new Testimonials from their cents snd
S %E P ~ ~ I5s Iea virtue" Oh e ceep,eG - L.
Ma9h iialh $500 ~ hha .ey tl pronounce II 10 De
me pest repaa'iqn Tor me growth beauty and restoration
er e % @ y Te ever n ue and ngeTe mat VIII
Eery Iad 1d ,in S G Hae IGi tb hehi+ of
OK o H. S ha anu bi ID ao - i we httI "a FIJI IL
w II Ip f;,I i p a. II d vi M
eliNEsE LAIR 'REAM LOT IL never s 10 give Satisfaction
L., A. NJ. ,,n -, .,.e N ,o.-
RI ~ ~ ' IL, 'n ' II T X W. Xxx ~, rro.t
many Sa9 on th Hoir bt not ono that we
could odire nv ra~olmand ~ He INT since the
"e Of Of rec % f aI en INTO onT
rity .nd H. 'c.tinn of an friend of onrs
tey davs tinre We fel hat II woud he dong the public
nitce fesueray the ladies were we not to express our
onion and say That ali who are in need of an article to
dress and heartily the Ua-to keep if soft TO remove dirt
and damdri or 10 riya If dark rci colocannot be bet
Ter ed # II thew We're to search tie city over than to pu
chase bottle of DR. Parish IL Co celebrated HAIR CREAM
J,r ~ ,c ,ro r,or1oyt
~ ms w. fHo'i!I!
DR. X PARISH Co.1oentemen; Allow me TO add my
feeble testimony, among the many Others in favor OF your
desirable preparation by the name OF Chnese alr Cream
Having used the article myself and IN my family am pre-
pared to say that 1t exceeds any ihng haye ye seen io
sOttening the Hair and removing the dandru Ind that 1t
has tendency render the hair soft and pabe and in
estimation all that 1t recommended to be by Others.
Respectfully. yours, &c.
GEo c. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant.
New Work A. 1871 70 Pearl ST n Y.
Prepared only by Dr. R. Parish Co, New York to whom
all letters must be addressed, post paid.
Sold 0nfg at Rustic & PADDOCK .Hedicine and Perfu
aperV starr ITO POYDRAS STREET, next door TO the
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

JDNWOW SLTSST, DtLUGGH IHUfE6S STre6
and HetDlett's EIchange
I MARSH. DENMAN 4 co, (succes- MEEF y
L. soB 10 RALPH MARSH & Coz keep CrSy59zGI
constantly on hand general assortment of EsNf
CARRIAGES, from the best manufacto- A0--Sl-
in the United States, and receiving weekly, by the
New York Packets, fresh supplies from their factory in
New Jersey. Their stock is all times large and ample
numbering from 100 to $50 CARRIAGES of the most i'm
proved styles and patterns, for city and country Fo
prices and quality purchasers particularly invited to CAL
and examine, and Judge for themselves.
mh5 3m L. MARSH, DENMAN & co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

LABoRING CLASSES OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND
1t must be sad picture to look upon the laboring
classes of England and lreand-that empire of
splendor and Wretchedness. The recent arrivals
repeat in doleful and affecting accents, the accounts
of their increasing want, and woe, and misery, and
as the winter advances, their condition must inevi-
tably grow worse. There seems relief for the
destitute-no hope but death for the suffering
A late number of the Westminster Review has
long article which speaks in tones that should,
and must eventually be listened to. The upper,
and even the middling classes, says the writer.
have been so long Infatuated to knowledge of the
existence of misery and want and privaton, that
they ask with INDECENT or vapid Indifference, when
pressed upon to consider the whole question
''What is there new that have not heard of,
Is there any thing particular to which you reter9"
Tell them that agricultural laborer, who tolls
twelve and often fourteen hours per day, in cold,
rain, frost, sum- fog-alternaiey frozen, bleached
and drenched- for his weeks labor for the
support of himself, his wife, and four or five child
rem, none of them able to leave the hut in which
they reside, without their mother accompanying
them, the wretched pittance of twelve shillings-
and they will answer, go that has been the price
for long time" The writer replies:
''No--it is not all, for these men shall hear how
these twelve shillings expended, and when they
look their tables groanng with luxuries, and see
their eyes stand out with fulness let the bill of
fare of the insuciently paid aborer stare them in
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STORAGE. sToRAGE,! sToRAGE,t

SA'~A%'@- iShfiSL.. OfhAI6.
WE the undersigned, having been long engaged EEZN
w in the Storage Business beg TO inform our %fhA NJ
friends and the public, that have for the coming
season. SIX WAREii OUSEsS. not surpassed by any in
this city All of them fire proof located in the Second Mn
ncipaly, within short distance of the steamship and
hatboats' landing, they are situated as follows
Neutrality-suspicious. street, corner OF Noe Dame and
WESTERN-Co rner of Julia and Foucher streets
PEIICAN-0n Commerce St, corner OF Girod and Note
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaennit
PH(ENiX-On Tchonpnouas street, between St Joseph
and Julia streets. MI,
and Magazine 5 reefs.
We are now prepared TO receive all descriptions of Ner
chande and Western produce, low rates our establish
ments are so arranged that each description OF goods Kept
in a store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number OF experienced
aboreEs constantly in employ are enabled 70 9f
facilities for the receipt apd delivery OF goods uneluaeu o
any similar establishment IN this CITY,: 20
~ EMERSON, TOURNE & co,
mh5 3rn f5S Tchnuplionlas street.
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ID Eds SCOUTING EXPEDITIONS-THE
hSCOUTlNG EXPEDITIONS OF MCC!LLOCH'S
TEXAS RANGERS; or, the Summer and Fall Cam
pagn OF the Army of the nIted States in Mexico 1916
including skmishes, with the storning of Monterey: also
the Daring Scouts at Buena Vista; together with Anec,
does Incidents Descriptions OF Country and sketches
the Lives Of the celebrated partisan chiefs Hays McCul
Gch and Walker BY Samuel C. Reid, Jr., late OF the
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Stationers
Warehouse. j. b. STEEL,
smh III Ia Camp street
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sTATIoNERs, HALL, "a chartres Street.

DAVID FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
Vsas ~ Of F6REGS qRd ATERIcAS sTATioS
description of Ruling and Binding, and warranted to be
Pads q the very best stock Ao every variety OF NJ
Registers, Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books
ruled to twenty different forms.
PAPERS-Ruled and Plain Letter blue and white Rued
and and, Plain Ia t G9nneIfa Post Ruled and Plain Packet
low School nse; Ru led and Plain Record Cap Folio
extra n ne and pan s9pe Roga Ropa Me n
Deny, and Flat CAP; PLAIN fine Envelope Paper; Print
INKsPouts ceoblated Printing Inks of every quality
COPYING $nd Lever copy 9n Pres
GoID AND STEEL PENs-of every quality, from the
very best Manutacories, and at various prices, Whole
GoLD e q AS sf,A SILVER PENCIL CAsEs-some, very
aUiLLsA fine assoF% me D9tehed opa G and Cla
from No. 20 to 80; Swan Quilts Nos. 80 and 100.
Sealing Wax and Waters, of every quality and color Play
ing and Blank Cards of every kind and Card Boards for
Pocket and Desk Knives and Efassrs Glass Wood lv Iron
and BIenzed en Rae e Sand B9ks a and ae
Stamps fine aortmgn Of Letter Clips of different de
oaa and n Pome oaes RSe oand
oeagon; Mathematical instfnme MS at yarlogs prices
Cancels Hair Pencils; best Cumberland Drawing Pencils;
French and American Lead Pencils and Crayons Port Cray
ons; Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink; Sarmme
Saucer sc, &c; Wharton superior Drawing Paper, of
every size from Antiquarian to Cap; Bristol Boards
The above only few of the articles comprising our
Stock in addition 10 which are fully prepared to execute
the se Of Banks Mechan and oeGs who may favor US
We have also hand all the CUSTOM-HQuSE
BLAME now in USE and will always keep our stock full
thcknesse Russia Sheep, Morocco Ski~rs Sewing Parch
Plough Knives, Marble and Morocco Paper, &e &
All orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS of any Pc
cuiar FORM will be executed in the best style and war
Tanted 10 give entire satisfaction.
we would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
ana purchases generally before procuring their Fall Stock,
as ON great facilities with house New ork enables
70 sell TO the best advantage and all articles purchased
nom us may be returned if found to respect
DAVID FELT y CO, Stationer' Hall,
mh0 im "A Chares street.
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And tins IN the palmy days Of what England calls
herrng,-no clothing-no medicine,-no shoes or
boots,-no provision put by for the times when the
husband may be unable to work. from sickness or
accident, and yet the twelve shillings are gone
And i'll WHAT Insufficient food for the body
But now even this resource is gone among the mil
lion who too weak, from want and starvation.
to labor"
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N y s ASe
MAYo'S MUSIC STORE,

No. ) Camp street. near Canal.
I,IANO FORTES, manufactured by the
best houses and fully guaranteed for III
nomanency of and durability of work n I'M VI II
mwsnsliip Eoian Piano Fores, from theI " u u
@ manufactoy, and guaranteed to remain at concert pitch
FIR five years. MUSIC for all instruments received daily
Fam ali the publishers in the United States. EV MUSIC
published every week from the most popular authors. MI
seal INSTRUMENTS OF every kind, embracing in
paT fias Double Bass, Viooncelo Guitars Nioins Ban
os Drum bass and tenor; Tambornes, Flutes Clanonets
bones bass tenor and alto; Conet-a Pstons Orphecles
French Horns Tumpets, valve and plain BugIes Cavalry
Tmmpets Hunting Horns, lslmbaIs. MUSICAL. MER.
CHANDiSE of every kind. STRINGS for the Harp Bas.
VOL Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION BOOKS foi
ali instruments by the most approved authors INSTRIrt-
TON on the Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar Flute and in
Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, and taken in part
payment for new fIanos. Musical instruments repaired
Music BOUND. The above-named merchandise is re-
ceyed and sold consignment and consequently offered
much lower prices than if purchased on private account
Purchasers respectfully invited examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mbglm WIN, IT MAYO AGENT
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THE FRENCH THRoNE.-A gilded chair covered
with velvet. and the letters L. P. Louis Philippe)
on the back, surmounted by golden crown, con-
stituted the throne of France, which the people
destroyed i'll front Of the Palace, on the 24th of
February.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES !.

CARRIAGES = CARRIAGES
AT EASTERN PRICES at the Com H-Ns -
~ mission CARRIAGE REPOSITO- GSGf9G<
Rf, No. So ST. Charles street. opposite ESSEL
The Commercm Ezchange,-On hand and w "
constantly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES of
the latest styles direct from the manufactures; COACHES
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGGlES, etc, etc,
for style, finish and price equal to any market. Custom
invited to call and see for themselves.
mh5 3m III. s. SMITH. IS St Charles ST.
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.'s

RETAIL CLoTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. "a .Waga.ine Street.
'HE system of business which have established,
is offered at the very lowest which be sold and
no deduction can in any instance, be made We
ture all goods expressly for retail sales and
San n a, Of %I p the III p@S moF sGPse
NIsHNG GOODS to be found in New Orleans, and Would
respectfully solicit an examination of orr Stock. The fol
offering at greatly reduced prices
FALL AND WINTER TnsTSR CLOTHING.
F, S and English SIIaek Cloth rrock Goats,
B: g. g: $isst Dc: as., 81 g.:
BACK and fancy %o e6 3asg s Goh fasa do
Do do = cashmere Office Goats;
Black and coored Cloth Overcoats;
Blanket Goats of all colors.
French and Ep fhS bsek ee,sSsss ransloons
s. &: e. e. H Ss;;s:i. '''''%' 49, $$$
Do and Americe Tf Ts5ts"ade DO
NeT n styles Cashmere and Tolinett Vests;
Do, White Maneilles do;
Plain, black and fancy coored do
We are also receiving by New York packet. full
'' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
G Msno E'oek cG sa Fa +. Ere F.Ssk Coats
Merino sack do Croton and paca dress do;
Do dress do; Peruvian paletot and sack do.
Cashmeret dress do Linen sacks and paletot do.
Parametta do do Do. Dress do
PANTALOONS.
Merno and Cashmeret Pants; Linen Check and Union
Parametta do; u,inen Pants:
Linen drill do: White Linen drilling do.
VESTS.
Fancy and eoored slkVests; Rep silk Vests.
Black Bombazine do;
SHIRTS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Cotton Shirts with Linen Bosoms all Linen Shirts Striped
Shirts with Linen Boems all Linen Striped Shirts Striped
Muslin Shirts Bingham and Calico Shirts; Cotton Silk
Merno Linen and Merino Under-Shrs and Drawers; Cot
ton Linen and Merino Socks Handkerchief Cravats Sus
pender; Cotton and Silk Umbrellas ETC.. etc
We always endeavor to give satisfaction to all our
customers and largely increased trade shows that
have not been unsuccessful in doing So
ALFRED MUNROE & co,
NH "a Magazue street New Orleans
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RNNMs, SIS,
NEW ROOM STORE

NEW BOOK STORE.
lUsT RECEIVED and now opening kyrIsH
- at the New BOOK STORE, No. II st. ARlTGA
Charles street. lin the buld formerly < rr-sT1
cnpIed as the Gas Bank) large assortment sasssaaaF
OF STANDARD LITERATURE, CHEAT PUBLICA-
Il0NS, and complete stock of English French, German,
and American STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS
supplied with the above articles, which will be sold at the
lowest cash prices. mis- I'm MILES c. SALE Il co.
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HoRRID MURDER-We are informed that ter,
rible murder occurred on Fall Creek, in Rutherford
county, last week A negro woman entered the
chamber of an aged lady, Mrs. Smith, during the
night, and crushed her skull with a hammer. Mrs.
Smith was subject to fits, and the negro, to hde
her On the hearth with her head in the fire. When
discovered, her head almost entirely consumed.
The negro woman was apprehended, and confessed
the murder She said she put her mistress head
in the fire to induce the belief that she had fallen
there whilst in a Adjustable Gazette, 18Th uh.
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FALL OF A BRiDGE.-A letter from Columbus,
Geo, on the 2Sth ut., states follows:
can accident of most melancholy character
happened on the 18th, at Wallis Bridge, in the
south eastern part of this county, by which one
man. Wesley Smith, was instantly killed, and ten
others more or less wounded, two of whom are
feared to be dangerously. The accident occurred
at the building of bridge across the uPatole, at
the above-named place; one of the arches upon
which nearly all the hands were at work, gave
way and fell, carrying with it all but three who
were engaged on the work, and resulting in the
melancholy catastrophe above stated
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT hauiag been made in lac pas'-
IL ment Of a sum Of money secured 10 0e
paid by an iadentare Of mortgage teaftng dGte
The 10Th day Of September, 1883, executed "
Hiram Eaton then Of fPstiant. Nashteaaw
county Michigan, to .4rden III. Ballard and
James w. Edmunds of the same place, record
ed in the Office Of the register Of deeds, o. said
county of WashtenaV on the 4tt day Of Jana-
airy lS4o in Liber No. g, page Ala, upon achteh
mortgage, there is n0W claimed to be due the
sum of one hundred and tscenty sir dollars and
zrenty fve cents, and no SUIT or proceeding
at Lay or in chaneery haring been instituted TO
recover the debt secured By SAID mortgage or
any part thereof. Notice is hereby gtren, that
by virtue of a po,cer Of sale contained IN sald
mortgage there ,ciH be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder on The 18th day Of June
aert at tiveive O'Clock, noon, at The court House
in the rillage Of .4nn .4rbor in said County Of
Wgshtena,o, The premises described In said mort
gage as folIolrs, pi-. situated in the tolcn q
,s4ugusta, Wasitenqw county, Michigan, and
being the rest half Of tic Southwest quarter o.
section t,centy nine. The northeast quarter OF
the norta,rest quarter Of section thirty t,oo, and
the southeast quarter Of the northeast qurter Of
section thirty one, in township four soath Of
seren east, contaiaing one hundred and sirty
acres. .4RDE.N III. BILLIARD.
JAMES ". ED.uUNDS
Mortgages.
l.. C. NILES. fifty.