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MEETING OF GERMAN RErUBLIcANs.-We are
requested to announce that Mass Meeting of all
those who sympathise with the Republican move
ments now going forward in Germany, will be held
tomorrow evening in the Lafayette Theatre.
Several eminent gentlemen will address the meet
ing both in English and German. The object of
the meeting u.s. we believe, to form society for the
purpose of acting in an efficient manner. We are
glad to see that measures are being taken to show
our brethren in Europe that we are not cold and
unsympathizing spectators of the generous efforts
they are making to obtain that freedom which we
have enjoyed SO long The meeting in favor of the
Romans was all that the most ardent friend Of
Italian freedom could desire, and its results, We
have reason to believe, will be of the most crafty
ing nature The.Republicans of Germany do not
less deserve our sympathy and encouragement. and
we are pleased to see that their claims not likely
To mass unregarded.
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nrA statement has appeared in several wing
papers, alleging that tile Administration is respon
sible for the vacancy in the Congressional repre-
sentaton of Vermont, by the appointment of Geo.
P. Marsh as Minister to Constantinople There is
a misapprehension on this score. Private circum-
stances had rendered it necessary for Mr. Marsh to
retire in any event, and it is well understood that
letter of resignation had been prepared, and was
about to be issued to his constituents, when this
honor was conferred upon him by Gen. Taylor
PHILADELPHIA North American.
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See Third Page for Cry News, &c.

PUBLICATION OF TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES
Four of the city papers, viz: the Bulletin, the Bee
the Delta and the Crescent, will hereafter issue
Telegraphc Bulletin, be put up IN their respect
i've offices and other public place, whenever their
The arrangement has been made, that the public
NAV have the immediate benefit of all information
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The RAvELs.--The Ravel Family, nineteen in
number. arrived at NewYork on the 18th from Eu-
rope, In the packet ship Havre. They will make
their first appearance at Nbo's new theatre On the
4th Of July next
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'The POetS," Beautifully ILLUSTRATED.

-FUK SALE BY - IN
THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal Street,
POEMS OF HENRY WADSWORTH LONcFu.
Low, with illustrations by American Artists 10 VOL os
WIN. CULLEN BRYANTs POLITICAL WORKS,
POEMS OF EARLY AND AFTER YEApa nm
Y. Willis, vol. evo. = = ~
ILLUSTRATED POEMS, BY L. H. sigourney.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN. China
loge.ns arranged BY Frederiek Rowtm. esgany usIsii
SCOTS LADY OF THE LAKE. . sppssb sdrEa,
POLITICAL, WORKS OF JOHN MILTON, Vii
Memoir by James Montgomery, urstej by lao Enersune.
CAROLINE MAYS AMERICAN FEMALEPokn
volume n"
PHANTASlA, ard other Poems, by Mrs. James Hail. ta
CHfLDE HAROLDS PILGRIMAGE New Eah4u
with al the Mites BY Lord Byron Edited BY Tho. Moas,
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FIRE-About halfpast II o'clock, on the Light
OF the 2lst inst, fire broke out in the steam
mill of Matthew Stone, on the railroad, about one
mile from Savannah, Ga. Messrs. Crow g. Nc
Culough were the lessees The mill was entirely
destroyed, and about %, 600 feet Of lumber burned
Loss between $1,000 and $1,000.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

A good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with Pencil, fx ONE
DOLLAR!
These Pens are guaranteed and should the points
by fair usage, the purchaser exchange the
vithout charge.
B The price which these Pens sold mskes them
cheaper than Steel Pens.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS BUSH,
Dealers IN Fancy Articles, Gold Pena &c.
jel2-lm2dp IL CAMP STREET
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THE LOUISIANA METRoPoLIs-Ths is the title
of paper 10 be published in the city of Baton
Rouge by Mr.. w. M. Smyth. The first number will
appear ON the LIST of September, and during the
session of the Legislature the paper will be pub
lished daily. The Metropolis will be democratic
in politics, and unexceptionable in its mechanical
department. Mr.. Smyth formerly edited the South
em Reformer, in Jackson, Mss, and in this CON-
munity is well and favorably known as a publisher
and editor. We can guaranty that his paper will
be all that it promises to be.
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Pc r LOON,
We have received a choice lot Of
G OIL PENS

Bone Of styles with extra Now In so
ment Of -As aiH
FINE FANS;
RETiCULES
PURSES;
PORTE MONNAIEs;
COMBS:
BRUSHES:
PERFUMERY
DRESSING CASES.
RK-BOXEs.
DESKS:
GUINNESS & BUSH, 70 CAMP =
jel2-lm2p tOpposie he Ca, ~. 81
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o. The Spanish expedition for Italy left BARGE
Iona on the 22d, amidst the cheering of the popu-
lace. 1t would probably reach Gaeta on the 25lh,
and the troops to be Immediately placed at the
Pone;s DISMISSAL
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~ A. Munroe & Co. are continuing their sale of
CLOTHING, and at such prices please their friends very
much Their stock amounts thousand dollars
consisting of every article their line Persons In want of
goods for California outfit will do well to call and them
before purchasing they have large stock suitable for
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o. The drawing of the Bel Air Lottery, Class
No. 20, which took place at Baltimore upon the
18th inst, resulted as follows: Sc, 70, a, "a, 81,
>, 80, n, u, So, 81, %, 90, IS.
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Works on Engineering and Steam

Works on Engineering and Steam.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE -
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHnu,,
IA Camp Street
ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS ENCYCyopn
Ola, bv Luke Herbert, Civil Engineer, 2 vols a.
THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO THE IOCOMoryv,
ENGINE, illustrated wi ~ copper-pse ensrasnss AVE
THE MARINE STEAM ENGINE, designed CHA, a.
the o Naval Officers and Engineers. snSV m
Also
very extensive assortment of other works on MEcBAsrs
CIVIL ENGINEERING and STEAM, for sale by "'s
je25 J. B. STEEL IA Camp .,.
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Dry Goons.-king, the great Dry Goods man who from
his Palace at No 70 Graver street, daily dposes of such
quantities of dry goods and such immensely low prices
calls the attention of the public generally and the ladies in
particular, TO these facts will be seen by his adver
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Correspondents Of the Crescent.

o,,..u.. - n-.:..p,.,
~ Rrondyan Sr;roodo ~ Wsotberm r. Cbng
era-7he Stocks
NEW YORK. June 18th. 1s49.
Eds. Crescent-The decision OF the Supreme Cou IN Mr.
Reiys favor viewed here with much satisfaction and
hope soon to have has Telegraph in full operation with
the assurance that so important communication VIII mol
again be interrupted The lnteet not confined TO this
single ne but attaches TO whole Web and covers tne
whole country Hereafter we expect the public advantage
to be consulted in the Establishment OF te'egap
aud have doubt that wholesome degree OF competition
will render correspondence by their means cheap and popu
lar At present but few afford to use this method OF cor
respondeuce and even those who can afford VIII only do
in Of emegency-prefeng to waste their spare
funds in other luxury than that OF correspondence
OReily knows how 10 remedy al this, and look to him
for establishment to equal in utility, in its results that OF
the post office department.
Among the geuiuses of the is Mr.. John Rande OF
this city, and he to take wide field instead of conin
ing himself municipal limits. he would make himself
an Aston. A prophet is without honor, save in his
own country saith the Scripture. The sduing part of the
preceot has been realized by Mr. Randel but forms dis
enlargement He drives ahead. year two ago he de-.
vised beautiful plan for the relief of Broadway mat
L i. g.t.-u
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IL Native American Fire Co. No. 16-Ateud
Regular Monthly Meeting the Engine House FRIDAY EVEN
ING juno 29, at haf,past O'Clock.
je2S L. p. MclLVAlN, Secretary.
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!. LIFE lNsURANcE.-We are glad to see that a
Life Insurance Company has at last been started in
this city, under the title of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company" The capital of the
Company is 100000, and it is sustained by the
couhtenance and support of many of our most
prominent citizens. We cannot too strongly recon-
mend the propriety of the universal extension of
life insurance. If this method of securing compe
tencies to families left destitute of support by their
natural protectors were adopted by every person, a
vast amount Of poverty and consequent suffering
would be averted. The rates of insurance are
such to place it within almost every ones power
to purchase policy, and no one having the interest
of his family at heart should neglect to do So Amy
person having an interest in the life of another can
insure that life, and secure himself in case of
the individuals death. The Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company of this city insures at lower
rates than the New York and London Offices, and
- therefore better entitled to the patronage of our
citizens.
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LOUISIANA METROPOLIS.

LOUISIANA METROPOLIS.
of s 1a Of the to add to The number
tonal aud State politics. in Louisiana by commencny The
publication Of weekly paper in the city Of Ba on Rous
IF The and he sns Os
LonslAsA METROPOLIS will be large dimen.
ai-aecurate In its commercial tastcs-moai in lis char
po1ents-and sc y orthodox in its politics IL viii cosy
am zeaousy susaiG the nominees recent democratic
with emit materials essy for the purpose
and issued daily during the Of the Legislature As
I spss Will be suSs'as ss
tus Be- Of r., cso Popss
general purposes Of the publication and circulated tour
out Mississippi af NJ b STI s,s s Edo,
Je2o Southern Relormer," jackson, Miss
L &c is TSSRNNGa RsAS3
0D' ii HILL i f.' IS c Sy street.
GEOGRAPHICALLY SEALED aooDs.
N iHyanIEiRRHflTE -aR = ssn.-l6 dozen.
L5bsTEksSino Is sa ssn.e sa1 Dozen
& 6as so5 Co. Is rd aSs .,Is sK st.
MACKsEHRREL, No. la half kits No. go kit., and
SsAfTEHeN3Si half sff' Kits; IL kits; quarter barrels
sShh99SS55 E aTE s.sIs': Gases.
sSAAv9 a EnTrs saIf bOxesI1O cases.
s k i g..
le@ Is Tchoupitoulas street.
~ s ShaR SsAaNsDLES-2oo boxes.
ssHEssELaaS sS1s''
s sRSAMs $'IRFfsg s.3s; packages.
NoRrBksNLoAF. cRiulsHD. and POWDERED
sS faa AAaff e e. Tssssp '.: 4:
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CHOLERA AT MEMPHIs.-On the 18th and 10Th
there were l6 deaths from Cholera at Memphis.
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U. S. REVENUE MARINE-GENERAL ORDERS.

o. s. KEFENUE MAKINE.-GENERAL ORDERS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, June 20 1879
The Presidn has. with deep regret announced the death
of Jane. X. Polk late President oil the UniIed States
tribute OF respect to the memory of the deceased the
Officers OF the Revenue Marine will wear the cusomaTy
badges of mourning for the period of six months
AT dawn OF day, thirteen minute guns will be fired: and
afterwards at Intervals of thirty between the rising
and setting single gun; and close of the day
salute OF thirty minute will be fired on the day next
succeeding the receipt of this order by each vessel commits
sion, and the colo hoed at halt mast one week
w NJ. Me REBITH. SecreaTy of the TIeasurv.
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INJUNcTIoN.-It was stated in the debate last
evening, which occurred at the Council of the
First Municipality, that the authorities of the City
apf Lafayette had obtained an injunction against
fhe building of the proposed levee on Felicity road
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE
G. M. SIMPSON. No % ChartnsS.

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Charsrsss
OHe for sale his entire stock FANCY and STAPLE DAY
GOODS either wholesale RETAIL for approved papea
reduced prices and many less than consequence
making change his present Merchants Panis No
Families will find to their call and examine the an
Among his stock will be found large assortmentOf
Silk Tissues: Plain. PLAID and FisDIsd Fou.rd sILKs
Brocnde and Broche SILKS.
BLACK SrLKs-Of all widths and qualities, for Msnt
and Dresses. .
SILK MusLlNs-BARrsrs-Plain Satin. Striped 90
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Orgaadiss.
Swiss MUsLINs. embroidered and white; Paa
and figured Swiss Muslins.
ROBEs-Swiss embossed of various styles.
French Jaconets and Cambrics H
A large lot of Cheap Muslins, from 10 to Is cents
GINGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, at ID eenh
cases of do fne styles.
CALICOEs-Erench English and American, from centric
rs cents per yard.
PARAsOLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
HosIrRY-5Q0 doz. Cotton Hose and Half Hsss, chap
MOURNING Goops-Back Mousselne de Lame. Bssge.
Son9sse, Apscas, Chaly Silk Lususs and Tissues naA'
sHaWL w worth Of real China E%bods'sd p.s
at about ope-half their value: Cashmere Sill Bags W.
Muslin shavls, various styles.
MANTILLAs-Of Muslin. Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture gras
bleach, for family use.
LINEN SHEETINGs of all widths fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins
match. -' 49, .
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck Scotch Birdseye
I0wKLNGs OF various kinds Russia Crash Linen Cheek
pure and mixed.
t. AL Linen Goods are sold with full guarantee being pun
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
hERsEys and LIEsEys; JEANS and DRILLS. LOwels sna
heavy A. Cottons Chocaw Stripes Keptuck ~ JeansCaI
neres: 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
v The above form but small portion of the stock all Of which
viii be offered at rerv low pnces myiaipa
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90 We are indebted to the officers of the steam.
boat Creole for Mobile papers.
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Ex-President Polk-Genersl Orders.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJ'T GENERALS OFfICE.l
Generat Orders, No "a Washington, June 10. 1919.
L. The following orders of the President of the United
States and Secretary OF War communicate to the Army the
death OF the late Ex President JAMES X. Polk.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1S49.
The President with deep regret to the Ameri
people the death Of James n Polk late President of the
United States which occurred Nashville the 18th
A Nation suddenly allied upon 10 the loss of
the recollection OF whose long services in its Councils will
be forever preserved on the tablets OF history.
As mark of respect to the memory of citizen who has
been dIstng ued by the highest hono which mis- country
could bestow. dered that the Exec Mansion and
the several Department at Washington be Immediately
placed in mourning and all business be suspended during
to morrow.
further ordered that the War and Navy Departments
suitable Military and Nava hono be paid on this
occasion. to the memory of he 'lustiious dead.
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Black Cloth Frocts at prices in the proportion
Best quality Black Doeskin Pants former price, sl
g 20 90 .."..-...1;
50 40 do -.....-...6; SO
4th and sth ..,,, a and S. $50 and s so
large Of cored Cashmere Pantaoons
from - TO 81. Remarkably cheap goods!
super ack oeun sests.-. Iron " W 70
hicn inquired Velvet Vests SO TO 90
Also Vests of Black Velvet Cloth Mno, Cashmere BobsIns
etc. stc.. all exceedingly cheap.
Also, Black and Cooed Cloth Sac Coaa and Paeos Cashmere
and Tweed Sacs and Paletos BLANKET Coats Pants Cold
Cashmers Vests; Wool and Mrno Undershs and Dsvsr
Il One Priee!....No Deviation! "A
je2sn ALFRED MUNROE & CO. 81 Magazine It.
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tV- Attention, Louisiana Volunteers n /,

The members of Company A. Louisiana Volunteers will "a IA =
the Pelican Coffee house THIS EVENING n ~ v
Thursday. S3t make the necessary agemen n III II
for the Fourth July Drills evening al The Gun
House of the Washington Artillery, Girod street.
je23 By order. WIN. TENRRlEK Captaip
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~ Liberal Division No. IT, S. of THE members
OF MS Dyiso and Of The Order generally informed
dress on the subject OF ntempegnce will be delivered SUNDAY
next July at the Hall OF can DIVISION Corner Of ST.
Charles and Common Streets by Bro. JAMES PATTERSON p
q. W. p Punctual attendance is respectfully requested.
A., n, h. Il. COMPTON, Z. 8.
ton will take place for officers ensuing term
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNs.-Norh Caro-
Ena.-The Congressional election takes place on
the first Monday in August. The candidates NOM
mated are LIST dstrct-Thos. L. Clingman, wing.
2d-Joseph P. Caldwell, wing. 3d-Geo. Dockery,
S. T. Ingram, Alex. Lttrell, wings; G. W. Cald-
well, dem. 4th-Aug. H. Shepherd -whig. 5th--
H. X. Nash, wing; A. W. Venable, dem. 9th
J. r. J. Daniel W. J. Clarke, dems. 1h-Wm
S. Ashe, dem. Sth-J. w. Bryan, declined
wing; Vim. X. Lane, dem. 9th-David Outlaw,
wing F. J. Person, dem.. In the late Congress
the LIST, ID, 3d. 4th, sth and 9th districts wtig
the 5th, 9th and It'll were democratic.
Indiana.-The nominations for Congress, as far
as made, are as follows LIST dstrict-Esha En-
bree, wing Nathaniel Albertson, dem. 2d-Wm.
NJ Dunn, whig Cyrus L. Durham, dem. 3D.
Joseph Robinson, whg; John L. Robinson, dem.
5th-Wm. Herod, wing; VIM. J. Brown, dem.
6th-John S. Watts, whig; Willis A. German,
dem. 7th-W. G. Coffin, wing. sth-C. C. Nave,
WING. 9th-Willianson Wright, whig; G. N.
Fitch, dem. 1Oth-David Kilgore, whig; Andrew
j. Harlan, dem. In the last Congress the lst 4th,
9th and 7th districts were wing: the I'd, Sd, 9Th,
9Th, 9Th and 10th were democratic.
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~ Protection Hose Company Attend Called

IL Jackson Fire Co. No. 18.-The officers and men,
OF the above Company notified attend Regular
Meeting of the Company SUNDAY MORNING. July l. Is49 at
~ O'Clock by order. e23 ii. A. HENDRlKS, Secretary
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SELLING OFF CLOTHING !
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
M IA MAGAZINE TpRrr

~ determined SELL OUT immense such
prices Below
partial o. Goods aud Prices:
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sssss Ssss9s9G
MI RACULOUS!
WONDER OF WONDERS!!!

~ PASS ALONG GRAvIER STREET; and
the WHITE HOUSE, No. r. and you wonder
that, while throughout the city
The General Cry Is "DULL TIMES!o
this house hronged with customers, who do this
HOT WEATHER,
call for but to BUY
prices Will to feel surprised that this crowded
while others You will then wonder goods
thus sold al rom
Twenty to Thirty per cent. LOWER
than the prices of other the these goods are
sent here from houses the North be sold
On Commission,
nrcP. in order
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Meeting of the Company SUNDAY MORNING July l. 1879 al
10 O'Clock by order. je2s II. A. HENDRlkS Secretary.
nv ProteGtion Hose Company = Attend Called
Meeting 2Sth of
making celebrate
OF July by ordsr. e27 L. C. DlLLARD Chief Director
IF Third Representative District.-At Demo
cratic Meeting held at the Apollo Saoon
Perdo streets, JOHN HENDERSON appointed President
PATRICK GARNER Vice President, and JOHN MULLINS
Ietary.. :. On motion Of James Travis,
Resoved, That District Meeting the Democracy held
FRIDAY EVENING, 29th half O'Clock,
elecng Civ 10 be held on
Monday the 10Th Cha ttreet fate Canr
buysh nominate Candidates for SHERIFF and CORONER
the Parish Of Orleans.
John Henderson, Maurice Cannon, Samuel Locke
Ihos MCCORMICK, rnnis Fagey, John c. Stewart,
X. b. Lusk, Claude Brugnens, Rchd. Keenan,,
James Travis, John c. Larue, James H. Cal dwell,
Bernard CARING, John Grove, d. MITCHELL
DanL Aidridge, VIM. C. Aud, B. Boomfe d.
DR.. Mercer Col Brennan. Robt Maxwell.
Pr. Bradbury John Mullins, james Anleypon. ,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 49, 1919
The President of the United States with deep regret an
to the Navy and the Marine Corps the death of
james h. Polk late distinguished and houored fellow
citizen.
He died Nashville the 18th instant having but recently
left the theatre of his high public duties at this Capital and
retired to h. home amid the congatua,ions of his fellow
and enjoyed the highest honors of the Republic
His Administration eventfu. The Navy and the Ma
rue Corps and their glorious achievements intimately
associated with it, history Accordingly the President orders
that appropriate Military honors be paid his memory al
each OF the Navy Yards and Naval Stations and on hoard
all the Public vessels in commission BY firing thirty
beginning at L. clock the day after this com
muncaton received by carrying their flags half mast for
week and by the Officers Grape on the LEFT arm
for six months. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON
Secretary OF the Navy
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 49, Is49
OF the Presidents order of this day the Trea
sury Department will be Immediately placed in mouruins
and all business will be suspended during morrow
w. NJ MEREDITH Secretary of the Treasury
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w PiecSS CItdp
800 pieces MOSQUITO NETTING, of ali kinds
FANS. various qualities. bargains.
Immense stock of Sheetings and Shrtngs, low
MUSLlNS of all descriptions cheap
Superfine IRISH LINENS pure flax.
49i PARASOLS, latest styles
DRESS GOODS, at sacrifices
Plantation and Housekeeping DRY GOODS
Cheaper than before offered. as it is
NOW DETERMINED
At the Palace to offer goods that
ALL-Ay, ALL
Shall say, THE Cheap Store is
KINGS Uhitc Palace,
72 Gravier street,
One door from Camp.
~ w b6' IA fION IN PRICES je2s 3aw3w
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PaEsiBssr TAYEoR's CoSfEartATED TcuR.
The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
American says: The President will probably
visit Bedford Springs in the month Of August, and
afterwards comply with his promise to the citizens
of Pittsburg, made when on his way to be inaugu-
rated. He proposes then to journey through the
interior of Pennsylvania, and to attend the Agr-
cultural Fair at Syracuse, NY. His visit will de-
pend entirely upon the state of the public business,
with which he is now heavily taxed, and, if under
aken at all, will be devoted to objects wholly dis
connected with politics"
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Auction Sales This Day.

F. II. PErTIPAIN sells day. at 10 O'Clock A. at No
Cana street, large assom OF seasonabe Dry Goods