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~ See First and Fourth pages. 81

TIE CRESCENT CITY.-This splendid steamship
arrived here yesterday in very short passage from
New York. This noble vessel is rapidly acquiring
the patronage of our citizens, and upon authentic
authority we are happy to state that the silly ru-
rnors which have been circulated for some days
mast. to the effect that she would discontinue her
trims from New Orleans to New York, are all false
The Crescent City will continue to ply between
this port and New York as long as the patronage
Of the public is extended to her, and tins we are
sure will last for long time-at least so long as
she is commanded by the hOspitabe, gentlemanly
Canaan Stoddard We have received commu-
'nication on the subject, which we deem unneces-
cary IN nubish. as the agents, in the card of the
.too,,or in another column. announce that she will
not be Withdrawn. See advertisement
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
or1isville Nashville and New Orleans Telegraph


~ This Line of Telegraph is working regularIytr
Memphis all points North and West and on the Lakes
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast steam
the Company in this city.
E The public may rely upon prompness and dist atch
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent
n.y. Remedy for one Glass of Diseases only
NoT FOR SLT.3DR W0oDRUFF's DYsENTERY COR
DIAL-Price so cents per hottie bottles Tor 81 50.
From h. w. Hlliar', late U. s. Minister 70 Belgium
Dr. Woodr- few dfYs since received the Cordial you were
Having used the article do not hesitate
pronounce valuable medicine Indeed iog such hernon5
Of Bowels sometimes suffer with m the South ZION Oh
nothing equal Respectfully, HENRY w HlLLIAkll
From Capt John Davis Company D. Georgia Regt Mexico
N. Woodrtg-l take pleasure IN e7png 70 YOU my WY
n cases Of arrangements the Bowels and IA recommending u
particularly individuals connected with the Army 80 great was
the demand for IN the georgia heginiel1 tn. pui
lions to Captains soon exhausted CONSIDER "a
amost nfaible Remedy, and esteem one Of the most Fau-
able medicines the soldier can caIry WIN nm
Juh, l4th ls47 JOHN E. DAVIS Capt Co. D.
~ Dr. WoopRUFF's Worm SPECIFIC IS safe ne an
efficient remedy Tor Wons1Ni II IL as gnu az o 0s u
cheap the cheapest
al do certify that administered member Of my family Dr.
Woodruff Worm Specific and IT Lrought away y a
~ -, "JOHN j. LITTLE
~ me foregoing Medicines SALE wholesale and retail only
by J. WRIGHT CO., ISL Chartfes street, NJ ei'E"
~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN's
advertisements columns this paper He is one the
very his profession the United States All that stand
would do well give him cal, at Sc Custo house
street mhio <n
To- See advertisement the first page OF this paper
headed e TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES,' oil Cofnstock
g. Co.'s celebrated Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
SO Poydras street, where all that sold warranted GEN ana
PURE e ON
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dinner bu friends met to goy the day the social board
where many bumpers were drunk TO absent friends and our
own native land. -, q
Gen Kearney's division IS encamped TWO miles OUT Oh
csar Wonb has not vet evacuated Jalapa. and pro-
babv will not do SO until the soldiers that are here are en-
barked. CO.,
Vera Cruz uneommonly healthy for the season. Ufea
.otivitv prevails in the Quarermaster's department
Should any thing of interest aHspe IN this Vicinity you
may rely on having the earliest information thereof nom e
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IMPORTANT Posi- OFFICE ARRANGEMENT.-We
have been informed that instructions have been
sent from the Post Office Department to the several
Post Offices of the country, making a material
change in the rate of postage TO and from England
and its Dependencies according to an act OF Con-
oress passed June 28th 1918. The rates on letters
have been increased to "a cents the hlafOunce inland
postage, and in proportion according to weight
newspapers, circulars and other printed matter 10
pay cents each; the postage upon letters to OF
from the above places, by ships or otherwise, called
ship letters, is fixed at 16 cents the half ounce and
in proportion according to weight The above to GO
into effect from and after this day. The postage
upon letters, &C., to any part of the Continent re-
mains the same.
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unsettled state d areat Rritain.

LONDON, June 9th Correspondence of the Bos-
ton Transcript l-Theatricals are much depress ed
here, the country being bankrupt, while the me-
tropos is weekly disturbed with serious riots of
very alarming character The Times tries to
amuse its readers and divert public attention from
the true situation Of things, by publishing all sorts
of garbled statements and baseless limitations in
regard to doings in Paris; but you need have no
fear as to the success of the new Republic, and let
me advise YOU to place but slender reliance upon
the statements Of the Times in these matters except
so far as TO regard them presenting the darker OF
two sides.
The transition state of all Europe at the present
time is deeply interesting awakening as it is into
a new existence and passing onward TO glorious
emancipation. Bohemia has thrown off the yoke
of Austria The Italians have signally defeated
the Austrans, and it is not impossible that Poland
may vet be resuscitated. England's turn mil
come by and by. She is overloaded with debt.
She has an arlstocracy swelled with pride, extra
VACANT in their living, mortgaged over head and
ears to money lenders. Meanwhile public indlg-
nation is fostering under the shameful and bare
faced outrage upon the " trial by jury institution,
in the case of Mitchell who, all admit, was guilty
but whose mode of conviction was illegal. The
Chartists will not suffer this affair to die away
And although do not anticipate revolution here
do expect that the people viii be kept sufficiently
agitated to be ripe for a grand overturn in the
course of ten years. by which they will relieve
themselves of the milestone Of national debt thai
is dragging them down to misery and ruin Things
move slowly here but surely. Of our own country
men, can say, in the words Of the old Latin poet
o too happy they, did they but know the extent Of
their blessings.
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Lieut.. Col. E. w. Abbott. Mass Regt, from Mexico
Major d. Hnnter, Paymaster, o. 8. A., Brazos
Capt G. r. Paul 9TH Infantry, Vera TqZ
Capt. II. Fairchild La Mounted Vols, vera C[ d.,
Capt. J; R. Dillon, Actg. Com OF Subsistence, Ieole
Major A, G. Blanchard 18th Infantry, Vera Cruz
Surgeon n. NJ. Wilson, u S. A., Mexico.
Capt. Y. r. Webster u. S. A.. Pueba.
Capt. K George, Commissary, Mexico
nIalor +. a. Churchill. COmmissary, Puebla
Major J. I. Mooney, I'd la. Regt., Puebla.
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HAVANA LoTTERY.-By the steamship Crescent
City. which arrived here yesterday, we have the
drawing of the Havana Lottery on the 9TH of July.
The following were the lucky numbers:
No 80 $4,000; No 1903. $1,000; No 50 1873, $1,000
No Il ia 81 OOO No 81 6l8 81 COO; No 6OS3, 5000
No 308I Sc 900 No. $50, 1000 No. 1850, $1,000
Numerous prizes, from $50 to $500, were also
drawn.
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A LUxURY-We yesterday received from Mr..
Stoddard luxury that we have not partaken of for
years past viz: fresh Goldfish, all the way from,
and considerable way beyond, New York. Mr..
Stoddard, the gentemanly clerk of the splendid
steamer Crescent City, has our thanks, and we will
remember him in cod-icil of our will.
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t~ To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
LONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,

BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
OF every description, in NewOneans
At this every article offered the lowest
rice at which it can sod reduction annstance
be Purchasers whether they good or bad Judges The
quality of goods may of obtaining every article at the
very lowest price trouble beating down, the fear OF
being cheated We price goods and that invariably
is the lowest city. Our stock Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large, comprising
over 100000 Worth.
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MISSION TO TURKEY.-Messrs. Edward NJ. DOdd
and Oliver Crane, have been ordained at Newark
as missionaries or evangelsts to the Armenians and
Jews in Turkey
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The CLERGY OF AmERIcA.-The New York
Evangelist announces that the Rev, DR.. Sprague,
of Albany, has in contemplation History OF the
Christian Ministry of the United States, of all de-
nominations, since the settlement of this country.
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no We owe an apology to our friends of the
Picayune for having omitted to credit to them the
foreign news which we published yesterday morn
ing. They may be assured that we would moi
voluntarily do them injustice.
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Presents for Wives, Sisters and Sweethearts
t We beg to call the attention Of friends returning IRON
Mexico and travellers generally to following list of FANCY
ARTICLES ordered selected expressly with reference to
their suitableness for
PRESEN
FANS-Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, &C.
CARD CAsES-Pear, Shell, Silver, &c.
RETICULES- Silk and Velvet elegant patterns
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DEsKs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache &C.
WORK BOXES-EbOny, Rosewood, Paper Mache, &C.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehe &C.
PoRTFOLIOS-Leather Velvet and Papier Mache
ACCORDEONS- French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-Shel and Tin Cases
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS-Ot the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES-EbOny, Rosewood and Papier Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chnese, English and German.
PORTE-MONNAIEs- aud Silver enanieed, and all the
ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles. NEW styles.
PAPETERIEs-O OF Ebony, Rosewood Paper, &C.
esNow store usual stock Of fine LINEN and COTION
SHIRTS Gloves suspender, MONEY BELTS, Stocks Craya
Canes, Umbrellas Gold Pens &c. &c,
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet, Fancy, and Gents Furnishing Goods,
je2O I'm IL CAMF STREET,
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RECORDER BALDwIN-Th gentleman, who has
for so many years filed the responsible office oil Re
cortler of the Second Municipality, may be ex-
pected to leave to-day tomorrow for the North.
This, we believe, is the second time only that Mt.
Baldwin, during magisterial course of thirteen
wears has Quilted his post.
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OF this population, it is calculated there are in
Tekac 10000 Indians, capable of bearing arms,
against 600 of other races in Merida, 1900 of
the former, against 900 of the latter; in Valado-
lid, I6 900 to 5000; in Campeachy $4,000 10 5000;
and in Izamal, Ii 400, against 1900.
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Iist 81 PASSENGER.

dale and Abbott; Mas Swords Banbndge and Blanchard
Dr.. Mcmillan; CaPts. Allen, Gather Young, Webster
Bishop and Dier Its. Davis Hunt Hawkins, HOges, w
Hoges. Cook Fosby and Cross Messrs. McMann, Jacobs
Alexander, Irwin, Morton, koeus, DIR. Foster; Co. A Dun
|. n's), Sd Artillery. and Co Q, Sd Dragons
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PENNSYLVANIA CANALs.-The main line of ca
nal from Columbia to Pittsburg, is again in navi-
gable order; the aequeduet across the Allegheny
river at Freeport being completed and filled with
Mnfer
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

ST CHARLES 81; P p NJ Mand9y NJ Riddle Aa
IieoeI Ia SaR r f MAJ STor9 "a wa5e Edand
Hayes Capt Allen Capt Yaneey, Capt E GaiheF II
and lady Adj Ridamins Evans, Browner, MAJ 9
iagsra AN Nichols Rs Mexico G Megoy I Ieyiso
hbG a9y M EGetf sa a s n2 La S n s Ky
yERAN Nd Jones' DssqbFy Hare 5, = No No
Col E Abbott 1t H Foster Dr. 0 A Foster T Hail. c Nor
and LADY, Burke La Ioagomery Foggo Merritt,
Miss Wright, Payne and wife, N Y: T Wright Texas
PLANTERS Capt E Featherston 1t G King Mexico
Mas, Texas H Meyers, Ind A Nebb.
Sands Ala W ThoTPto@ La Asst pt surTso9
Pollard ] Fl Rinehart N O. S H Smith, Philadelphia
-s%s-
cw" A Card-The undersigned passengers board
steamship CRESCENT CITY, her second voyage from New
NewOeans take pleasure bearing testimony
good qualities vessel and the admirable performance
engine which continued duties increasingly notwand
ing strong and which have prevailed throughout
the Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon th elegance
and extent cabins and beautiful saloons for
the comfort passengers To Capt CHARLES sTODDARD
her gntemay commander, much credit due for his skill
full cement while the officers have performed their several
deserving high cOmmendation We Congratulate
Capt stodad upon having fine vessel and
daily commend him and his noble ship the travelling community
Capt. E. IDEAS, U. S. A. J. GREASEN, JE
AN. c; SMITH; Dr. L L TEg
A. NJ HOLBROOK, E. A. MORSE
| G. SHALTIER, J. EGERTON
/ Al
j.. BISHOP, N. A. POLLAhL,
| D. MINOR DR.. j. L. H. CROSS,
| n BRUNELL ]. MORAT,
! Major A. c. YrURBIDE Mexican Army. jyll
| EY A Card-We, the undersigned, having been pas
sengers on Brig PIEDMONT commanded by Captain
HENRY A. BRGHTMAN. passage from VeraCruz to New
Orleans tender 10 thanks for his kind attention.
His gentleman conduct and attention to comtorh
saoke conduct End unreming render situation
comfortable and pleasant entie thanks and well wishes
! New July 10, 1913.
| GEO. G. DAVIS GEO L TUCKER,
| COLLIN D. SHAW, L. HENDRlEN,
JNO W. c. COOKE, L. D. MEBhIILa
40 BYERS. Jell II
| 60 Panama Hats-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS season. for Soldiers returning from Tn
SEAT OF PEACE, Ne first quality the very low price Of
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
EF- Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
| i've I'm % Poydras street, corner OF Tchoupitoulas
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-The performances at this
deservedly popular place of amusement tonight are,
the National drama of the Battle of Chippewa y
and the nautical piece called "Blue Jackets" Miss
Fanny Deering, that inimitable danseuse, will
appear in two favorte dances.
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Mrs. MITcHELL.-The subscriptions on behalf
of this lady have reached the sum of FL 100 ster-
ling-say IS 500
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MUSTERED OUT-The following companies Of
the Louisiana Regiment were mustered out yester-
day by Col. Churchill: Company A, Captain Mace,
and Company |, Captain Pope.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS ETtra Pay, 9'c-
It will be seen by reference to our Washington let
ter. that the Senate has passed very important
bill in reference TO the army.
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THE NoxUBEE RIFLE. W. Ward, editor of
the Noxubee AIiss.) Rifle, is no longer connected
with that paper, which has now abandoned its po-
sition as neutral journal, and displays the flag of
TAYLOR and Fillmore. We regret to lose Mr.. Ward
as member of the editorial corps, for we have so
often been amused by his spicy articles that we are
sure we shall miss him. Under his auspices the
Rifle was one of the most readable country papers
in the Southwest, and we are sorry that ne has
not filed his purse to the extent that ne entertained
his readers. In his valedictory he says:
This is the second time that we have failed IN
newspaper enterprises. For although just budding
into maturity, misfortune has thus far logged oul
footsteps through liie and we have passed through
an age of adversely. We have been battling witt
the world since boyhood, and although the struggle
has been hard, we have never surrendered: We
belong to the recaperative order, and the The harde
we fall, the higher do we rebound. When We
commenced the publication of the Rifle, we proudly
anticipated battalion of subscribers, but the ser
geant's roll shows only a corporafs guard. W.
are too poor to do losing business, and we wer'
working here without hope.
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shirta. crnvnts- Hnndkerehiefs. &c.

Shlrts, CraYats, HandKerchise
fine Muslin Shirts, linen bosoms and collars 10 ~ MI
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hiskory check ana Ne on e
mo Flannel Gauze brown and pink Uudershlts and Drawers
rich styles fancy IraYats; Italian
I'D Fecb RE- sit Cra1as Silk and Linen Handkeqches
Linen border Handkerchief Linen and SIX Gloves Black Kid
1; 80 NIeyinn and half Hose Silk and Bingham
fEfas ETC ETC. also Trunks Vaises and Carpet Bags. ielS
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SLAVE REoUIsITIoN.-We learn from the Gin
cnnati Herald, that the Governor of Ohio has re-
fused to comply with requisition of the Governor
Of Kentucky, for the delivery of fifteen citizens
of Ohio, charged with stealing five slaves out of
Campbell county, Ky. He refused it on the ground
thai Ohio does not recognize property in man. The
men had been arrested and held to bail in $4,000.
or Which is the worst nation in Che world I
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THE CAMBRIA's LETTERs.-The foreign mail by
the Cambria arrived yesterday.
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The CoTToN CRoP-In the early part Of this
week we had more heavy rains, and they were, we
think, the most severe of the season. The rains
have been felt in the cotton fields IN all directions
in upper Louisiana and adjacent Mississippi. They
have damaged the prospects of the planter by de-
stroying the growing cotton forms and deadening
the plant; the fall Of water having been 50 rapid
and so great that, especially in the lowlands, 1t
could not be carried off, but flooded it fell. Since
the cessation of these pelting rains, the weather
has been the most unfayorable for the cotton that
EHteligeacer, Sh.
The late rains have done great injury to the cot
ton, and the rust prevails here to an extent never
before witnessed blythe oldest planters, RiehmeRa
tLGj Journal
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THE MoDELs-Mme Campbell and troupe are
drawing crowded houses to witness their truly beau
tiful performances. An excellent programme is
offered for this evening Those who have be-
GENE tired of looking at the Elephant" should
go to see the Models as a relief to the eye.
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or The corner stone of a new German Catholic
Church-St PauI's-was laid at Cincinnati on the
25th ult.
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EPIcUREs-Look at Jack Adams card-Fresh
Goldfish, salmon, mackerel, &c Whew!
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COMMERCIAL CONDITION OF EURoPE.-The
Boston Traveller collates from Wilmer & Smiths
Times the following statement of the condition of
the various business marts in Europe at the latest
date: Sat Havre business was improving. The
sales Of cotton during the week ending 10th ut.,
averaged 500 bales per day, and on the 10th 1000
were sold The market was brisk. :. AT Amster-
dam business was far from being active. AT
Avignon the silk trade was quite at stand.
Business at Brussels remains extremely dull. AT
Chrstiana trade is dull and gloomy, and fourteen
failures are announced. AT Copenhagen the war
with Germany and Prussia had caused twenty one
houses to suspend payments. AT Smyrna BUSH
ness was almost reduced to nullity. Wool was
declining in price. Credit was out Of the question
there. The accounts from MaFseilles are that
the operations Of the National Discount Bank have
been most beneficial 10 commerce.. !. Business
continues dull at Madrid. E. From Nantz discour-
aging accounts have been received. For many
weeks business has been almost wholly suspended
-. AT Vienna, the Agrarian proceedings of the
lower classes had excited much uneasiness."
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PROTESTING NoTEs-Justice Smith, of the
Marine Court Of New York, has decided that a
Notary Public who procures note to be presented
by his clerk, and does not himself present it, can
not protest it. The act of presentation must be by
the notary in person, as he cannot delegate to an
anenf an official act
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NJ The steamship Crescent City arrived yes
terJay from NewYork She brought us papers to
the 1st inst. We thank the officers for their promp
Ja1iverU
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-B and ,Uith
The adUlce and consent Of the Senate.-John w. Ar
gyle receiver of public moneys at Tallahassee, Fla,
re-appointed.
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Nor DEMOCRATIC ENoUGH-We learn from
the Courier des Flats Unis, hat M. de Circourt,
who had been appointed minister to the United
States, through the influence of Lamartine, had the
nomination revoked in consequence of the attacks
Of the Reforme, the principal ultra-radical news
raDer
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Bank for Merchants Clerks, incorporated at the
recent session of the New York Legislature, went
into operation on the LIST, at No. Beekman street,
Clinton Hall. James G. King is president.
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nz- We thank our friend 6 M of Vera Cruz,
for his favor 1t is an additional obligation he has
nIaced us under
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TEMPERANCE SHIP.-There is now at NewYork
from Holland, the bark g Amsterdam Temperance
Society,'' with an express clause in the crews en-
gagement that no spirituous liquors shall be used
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~ Hon. Isaac Toucey, the new Attorney Cen
eral, has arrived at Washington and entered upon
the duties of his Office
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Notwithstanding to a Campeachy paper,
the population of Yucatan consists Of 504 635 souls,
&c fnlln.rs
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htte Goods aces Linens Embroidee etc. and complete
asoent Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, to which tey
would invite tbe attention Of City and Country Dealers y
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80 EaIv,t IN there be discussed The hopes Of the
neone of Austria seem centred in the Archdnke
Jobn. who. as the counsellor Of the Emperor, will
be the medium of communication between HIM ana
l. crrhia eft
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ingredient IN the GRAEFENBERG sARSAPARILLA COM
POUND sprobaby superior Sasapara ltsei Professor Frost
90 ' p je22
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Fancy and Staple SILK GO

a1@ Removable. YALE & co. have removed from
u Carres street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET between Common
aud Hravier where they will keep their stock