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The refusal of the District Court to set aside the
sequestraton was next considered. The affidavit
was In the usual form, except that affiant swore
that Churchman was indebted to plaintiffs :" in
about the sum of S4950'' for " about nine hundred
barrels of -four, etc." concluding by " as deponent
verify believes said Churchman will dispose of the
same or send out of the jurisdiction of the Court
1t Will be observed that the words during the
tendency of the suit, required by the act of 1882
amending the Code of Practice, omitted in this
affidavit. The affidavit was held to be insufficient
Sellick Us. Kelly, ii Rob. 1i9-he danger that the
property would be removed before the party could
have the benefit of his privilege, not appearing
therefrom. The affidavit does not say When Church
man will dispose of the property send it out of
the jurisdiction of The Court. 1t would be
sstent with truth, even if at the time the plaintiffs
were convinced that the property would not be dis
posed of or sent away before a Judgment could be
obtained and f. ia. issued. Nor is this uncer-
tainty cured, but the contrary it is increased by
considering the context of the affidavit Non
cOnStat that the price was due, or even if due that
it had ever been demanded. The whole showing
was held to be loose and uncertain The Supreme
Court observed that the expressions I" during the
tendency of the suit may not be sacramen,al but
that the necessity of the conservatory process should
substantially form the affidavit.
The judgment dismissng the third opposition of
Gilchrist affirmed the judgment on the rule TO
set aside the sequestration was reversed and the
sequeslration set aside the costs of the sequestra
ton and of the rule, and of this appeal 10 be paid
by plaintiffs; the case was remanded for the sole
purpose of asceriainirg the value of the flour
quesiered at the date of the bonding thereof by said
Gilchrist, and of rendering Judgment for such value
in favor of plaintiffs against said Gilcbrist, with
interest from the dale of such bonding and costs,
subject to credit for such portion Off the price Of said
flour as The plaintiffs may have received fro
Churchman
AVIRGINIA BLUE LAw.-Among the acts passed
at the Grand Assembly at Virginia held al g James
Ciliie,' in the year 1861 was the following:
" Whereas, oftenimes many habbng women
Islander and scandalze their neighbors, for which
their poor husbands are brought into chargeabe and
vexaliuus suits, and cast IN great damages:
s Be it therefore enacted, by authority aforesaid
That in actions of Islander occasi0ned by the wife,
as aforesaid, after judgement passed for the dam
ages, the woman shall be punished by duckng !;
and if the SANDER be enormous TO he ad Judged
at greater damage than five hundred pounds of
tobacco. then The woman TO suffer decking for every
five hundred pounds Of tobacco, adjudged Iainst
the husband, if he refuses t. pay the tobacco"
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DAGUER RI EOTYPE.
MAauTRH's pAauERRgoTYPE,

M. would respectfully thank, the liberal patron
y. age bestowed him since he frs had the honor Of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
ave years during which tine he taken more portraits
hHn any other person in the world His specimens wsre
1sh1b I at the Fair cempeoa with Others taken By
ne rest operator from New and he awarded the
fst femum No specimens exh bited at his
onI THOSE taken By himself The public s
the BEST His long experience and constant practice ara
he bet to persons DESTROYS OF in The
beautiful art. Genuine VogtlaHder Cameras 20 Del cen
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen Scoyils No for o. 2-guaartied
the best plates made in the United States: Cases 90 rs ard
o. 30; NewYork Cameras at sl3
60 Orders from tie country promptly attended
SV Entrance No. CAAP street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras street.

ORlNTED MusBs. facoiors and, beautiful patterns, at
1876 per yard. selling at the c stores at
15to 29c; Scotch Ginghams, i2lsc cases Swiss Mqsns
mask Curtain Stuff at 3e Turkey Red do at l0c 100 doz
Gems large size Linen Cambria Hdk style at - 81
Musquto Netting, at &c. quality not be bought Tor
less than 0c in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
at 0c yard and upwards pndessed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for o0c Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing SAMPLES Also,
< variety Of the newest and richest Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low. The subscriber would
remark that not the practice of this establishment to offer
few leading articles very cheap. with view OF obtaining
for good. from North at the lowest raesan
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
per diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
in rent and expenseshe afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine Streets
mbl3 r. BROWN l6S POydras ST.
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps

rl'HE undersigned have in store, nd receiving every
sssaA and well selected Stock OF III ATS and CAPS.
E They cont dent IN the assertion thai their 80
Stock is the most complete of any other estab- ~
lshmept IN the Southern Country consisting ia part Of
BEAVER. NuTRiA and MOLESKIN HATS.
d, b. Black snd ifrab RRiISH do
Mems and Boys SPORTING do
Panama, LeghorD, Campeachy and Palmea. with
eaI assortment of Hats suitable for Coantry Trade, which
will sell at reduced prices and reasonable terms
my4 I'm ID. w. Il F. BELDEN, CbaItres St
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THOMAS BRADY,
CHARITIES STREET - FL
DRY GOODS.

FRESH A @gqg , th s Es Tsst bR%
Goods eSuaSiss to Offer selection from Stock rspIss
with Seasonabls N9yeI pr :,r,,S.
Plain Mazarine blue, pink, sky and mode BAREGES
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues
1000 yards fine printed Tissues-S5c: yard
Embroidered Swiss MasIins;
Very reh high usied G "a ssltosa sIs
Yard wide high lu,tTed !, Mattion;
Plain ba sJePsn SRek sad spe Ducape
Rich veon cord Jacquard loom chene Silks quite new
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured Tissue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mant1as, all New Shapes:
Comprising plain black high lustre Mattoni Silk, Velvet
Royal pu ns sea green and Watefoo bue These
S Gs are The a,es, n 5Gsaa pSt sH
WIDE WIDE black black Iaces for erG CAFES;
Rich Lace Capes and Xaisae ePnes COLLARS;
Embroidered Collars Mechlin Laces;
V aenciennes i.saes and Etghgs White Lace Dresses
Childrens Embroidered Robes
Sprigged Nets very fine for Capes;
White and e soa "s white ss and SS ILLUSIONS
. White, black and cold C'spes and Acceptance,
White and Black Lace Wells
White and black dem Lace VeIs;
k GGT s foy R5 Rssd s GGyf Ribbons
Pearl SIX Hose, White Cotton Hose;
Patent fast black Cotton Hose;
Slate Cotton Hsse Merino Cotton Hose;
Silk Fnnges and Buttons;
s s%s, M s'f Jaesnsi M asdn
Checked and striped Jaconet and Swiss Musns;
essGp agrS N kERSii ERsn Lawns
Henl-stiched and Riviere Cambria Handkerchiefs
Gm ea "nd bra sed B Az for Wells TO-
Cambria Dimiiy, Hair Cord Dimity.
Silk Handkerchief Printed Cotton do, Madras do.
Toile du Nord, PLAIN and paided;
Solid Check GlNGHAMS
Earlstown and French Ginghams:
French English and American Caliooes.
Furniture Caicoas Fine English Calicoes
Turkey Rel TNILLS; .
l0-4 ia i2-4 pure Linen Ba,nssy SHEETINGS;
81, IA, Sd, TO- snper double HambfO' DAMASkS;
IS "a rs double Damask NAPKINS:
Hnckaback Towe's, Scotch and Russia DIAPERS:
Pillow Case Linens, 9-8 Window Hollands;
Co'orsd and White Toilet QUILTS;
Lancaster Quilts, all sizes
Beached and unbeached DOMESTlCS;
81. "a, lO-4 12-4 Cotton SHEETINGS:
Marlborough Stripes, York DENNIS Twill Jeans
Gottonades; Furniture Ftnges; yprr,xc.
Damasks. Linen and Cotton MOSQUITO MEL IING'
Bobnet Mosquito Netting.
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHINA CRAPES for Dresses
Richly Embro:lered China Crepe HAWLS; =
Richly printed Feather Fans, pearl hand,s
Plain white and black Feather Fans;
six Embroidered Chinese SCREENS;
Cold and S liver Paper Fans;
1850 butterfly Fans cents each.
myI2 I'm THOMAS BRADY. q Ch7rtres st.
sHOWER-BATHs
A NEW and Improved SHOW. ER-BATH, at the low
be found n o. To- Camp also, Patent
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REPUBLICAN Press OF PARIs.-The Democratic
fac.fque, of April 10, publishes the following adj
dress of the democratic republican journals of Paris
% their friends in the capital and the provinces:
The Reaction has declared a war of determination
Nalnst the Liberty of the Press.
The Procueurs. General of the Republic boldly avow
M lhe Intention of the Republic is to make an end of
n ournSis-namely, those which are most committed by
T DEVOTION to the cause Of Democracy and Revolution.
.aormous to be equivalent coniscaton the punish
nn denounced against their writers that which the law
serves for maefactors.
Neither the Restoration the Monarchy of July in
Miwot Gays have ever given proofs OF SO ardent ami
mostly against the Press.
III view OF this systematic and aggravated persecution
xc threatens to break down the most powerful instru
na Of the Republican propaganda and to annhiIae the
most precious liberty conquered by the Revolution, the or
Hm OF the democratic Partisan public assembled in co
nns make an appeal to the patriotism of all friends Of the
Republic, 70 organize in defence of an inaenable right
necafed by the Constitution and hasten to the assistance
the menaced Press
ces OF the undersigned journals The Democratic Press
he Departments invited to Join its efforts those of the
Didation
Committee. composed of representatives and delegates
t6e press, commissioned to central and distribute the
The above address is signed by ala Reforme,'
La Democratic Pacifque." :: La Repibhque,"
La Commune Social" la Peuple. 30 LIE Ira
M s Agranchi," ale Populaire." "LEcole Pos
l''que du Peuple," "Le Journal de Ia Vraa Repub-
oqae," La Revolution Democrotique ct Sociale."
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The Sacking Of Catania.

accounts from Catania state that on the morn
ing Of the 9Th the Neapolilan squadron consisting
seventeen vessels, steamers, frigates, and gun
Soals, took up a position to lombard The city of
ISaMhia. The firing lasted all day with much
Sanage to the city, and but little TO the vessels.
lug l9iiowing morning Simultaneous attack was
aaae by sea and land. The Swiss, 10 the number
Sooo, led the van, and were supported by two
sss nSH of cavalry, and Followed by an army of
~ vvv men, with 40 pieces of cannon. After a
WEI out obstinate resistance the Catanese were
Empowered, and the troops Of King Ferdinand
sae'ea The city, which then became real field of
ss sue' As the troops advanced the resistance be-
aue more obstinate. The assailants were fired on
~ m" WINDOWS, house-tops, and barricades. On the
ma he greater part of the principal inhabitants
nau ue garrison abandoned the city and fed 10 the
S. .u filangieri the Neapoitan GeneraD
n.y.. n gave up the city to sack and fire. At the
rS accounts Ii was still in flames in many parts ;
bn..e le soldiers We're providing about, plunderng
m violating women, and stabbing or shooting
is;n VINO ~ opposed them. The Morning Herald con-
na 'le following accounts of the events in Gaia
nom an eyewitness " The Sicilians fought
s a,,y and well all the night of Good Friday, till
vsls.Sh on Saturday morning. After the battle
Iaanded, and such a scene of carnage and cruelty
c,ous1 witnessed. The dead and the dying were
h sus1eu on each other. The Neapoltans had
s.", Their own dead, but in rushing through the
,,st seemed to find demoniac pleasure in mutt
's 'he senseess clay around them. l saw three
6,a. sls strike their bayonets into poor fellow
hrI'nlig his last, and numberless were they who
nsaaiess in the Streets the victims of more than
Az non ierociiy. Catania is in ashes the streets
or. s as with halfburned rafters immense
anS VI " chafred wood occupy, with broken guns
win overturned carriages, the place lately teenng
h. ny, enthusiasm and health. The Siclian dead
,bsv Accommodating Neapolitans even kick them as
sr.i PASS, plunge into the midst Of the newly de-
eys,u .own, rob, plumber, AID destroy, and commit
crena pssoie atrocity on helpless innocence or de-
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CARRNLLTON HOTEL.


undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have ust taken the above mentioned establish A.
niont with the extensive Ga,tens, Ten Pin Alleys GHj
Biaa Room, ice Cream Saloon, eic appertain EsA
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable improvements therein, they
prepared receive AID accomnodate Permanent and
Transient BOddef. Ii almost expatae the
attractions be found the Carfolt0n Hotel
Grounds As subuIban place of entertainment the estab
slmen Is Oud to none in Tire South possessing, as
does. almost uafived and the artificial helps Of
Ga denipg in the production of fruits and flowers such
where he found in the vicinity of New Orleans.
As place of Temporary ruscation-as retreat from the
noise hustle and Of city ie merits than odk
mary notice from the visiter.
The Bndt sgned appe the the public that their Larder
viii always be ount well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game Fish, and they have laid finely
sorted stock of Wires and Liquors they can furnish
Dinner Supper, Chance Repa to private parties. at
the shortest possible notice. -
The undersigned therefore stter themselves that in add:
their assiduous efforts please. the beauty Of
the location its salubrons atmosphere the with which
be had their establishment by railroad render
the Cauo'ou Hotel the desirable of all resorts
Tor the citizens Of New OTleans.
ANGEL & CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board etc. inquire at the Planters
Hotel. at the Hotel in Carroton Capt. A. AssKLL
ap9 If CHAs CHANDLER.
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FE'HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which 81
has beel uner his charge for several years, has just EJ
been elegantly reied enage aud reiurnshed. in the M
evey Department complete The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had at all times by giving few houn
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there saste exerions
spared 10 have continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received. - II. j. HARTWELL.
az The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d&Wtf
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ma. 'oshua Bates, senior partner and acting
Isef OF the house of Barring Brothers d. Co.,
r,s. .on' arrived in the steamer America, and is
N'"'g at the Union Hotel, New York
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CRESCENT CITY HCIE1

CORNER CUSTOtfHO USE md FIR ONT SITS
III LII be opened i9 lIe reception OF RDA RDERS
~ "WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1879. Well frr- <hssk
nished RUoAiS fof FaplisS and Single Gentlemen. E5G
TAnLE-the best the market will ahoud. -E2Asa-
The above has been boilt by the popIetoI
expressly 3I the accommodate Of city and transient Board
ousof the rost he abby and aiy situations in tks
city, and pains wal be spared render those who may
Stop " ,ttitu, cent Portable.
Faithtllland attentive Servants.
Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
IN .he city. llai d& Wi ! y. ALEXANDER. Pr0prietor
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M. s. GAN.

VIM. 5. NJ OR CA n,
PRACTICAL WATCHM MAKER,
81 C.1.N4L STREET, Third Door from, Camp street.
ATCH pas E NV am and p0f FAScv py
GO0DS. consisting Of very sups ~.
~~~ s-S Hunting Gases. of M. |. Tobias. esAszsa
Roskell and other superior makers also fine LONDON Duplex
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings,
himself in the Northern markets, from the latest European
mpoations, consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans. Retcues. Scissors fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy articles. a
All the above articles will be sold the most moderate
rates. - ial6 5m
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OILS. OILS. -
'E'UREE THOUSAND gallons Winter and Spring
I Bleacied sperm. in casks and bbls
5000 gallons Winter and Sp Bleached Wha'e in do
50 barrels Winter Strained Lard Oil rs bbs. best
quality Tanners Oil $50 gallons Boiled Lnseed OIL and 30
''''' -'e"'''0'' WHTTEMORE s. CUTTER
apl0 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
i kRS. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
- that they can be consulted daily e.
their office, fiom A. M to P: M, Dr. HxxsSst<sy
Pearson.s many improvements in DEN-u yrrrcssJs.ssa
TAI SURGERY, are too well known and IOlI1y
Appreciated TO require enumeratng His Block Teeth are
ariculary worthy the enan OF those requiring artificial
Their prices graded suit the circumstances of
AL Office at their residence, B-7RON.VE street,
Canal street. ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE,
/ SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
-, friends and the public that he las G.
not left; and does not intend to leave, the
city. He may still be consulted at his O!dQ TfyyyS
Otses at the Corner OF Lafayette Square ~
Gnd 81. Charles street. So mt24 If
DR.. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,
AVlNG returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East. is prepared
70 perform all operatICns appertaning to the
TEETH; and has become acquainted with VI yYT|sTaS&
he best mode OF operating approved by the ~A1llJ
Soege OF Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Md. His price
tof operations in proportion to suit the times al6
TOOTU-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by Dr. hIENSING'S
TOOTH-.7CHE ELIXIR, eha5ge. sJs~ Office
NJ. So Bsronue street. 9TH door above Common ST.
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HOTELS. &c.
BAY ST LOFTS rIor1

Boy ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
'HlS Establishment having been repaired and newly fay
nished will be opened the Goth of May for the -
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The under ~
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-.
denfe and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stew ards and Servants and no
pleasant and agreeable. [my2 Emil G. LEWIS 4 Co
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SHOWER-BATHS
A NEW and Improved SHOW ER-BATH, at the low
II prce OF S14-combming Sho1er- Bath and BathfRg
2s1 may be found at No 152 Camp street also, Patent
FAN-CHAiRS, of various patterns. For sale BY
MRS. l.. PAPE. l52 Camp STREET
Opposite Lafayette Square.
TT PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED by Good
Workman mb27
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Boz RIDING HOUSE

III GRAPiER Street betnoecn ST. Charles and Caron.
deet StrestsOne door from the corner Of Cdrondeiet Sc
~! fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu- M
pied by her during the last year. She has had herr
HOUSE thoroughly reitted and prepared for the
daOn of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron.
she hopes by dgent attention the comfort and con-
venence OF her patrons and receive of
tine same. Her terms will be- as heretofore MODERATE
n2 Nv d&(T
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fENs FANCY ARTICLE IS a and II A'rCmBs,
Al Je'sefy articles repaired at moderate Fces miss
WATCHES, JEWELRy AND FANCY GOODS
subscribers have jsst received an ad;lit9na r.
With Hunting Csss. Of i Tobias RSsksI ssd e. i
God Waeh chains Keys and Seals Ladies Biaefitis
ss F yas s ra ss G So6b ass 3
pne firm IL the Es1oPssn Of WoS
aoes Ao fine sc.o. and Nsde Table Knives and
Go R9e End Sss
jsai 'a'' at TsbE GoobRIcH Is Chae,
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
l., A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST.. has constantly hand.
Lever Das. ssd Gsa sy Es q f
s1s 1S as %aAf chA fPTfsR Us
Pencils Sg FHs Ts sss csa rs
SssSs. Js Is fss:y ss G EaBs. az 6,
to msn,sn h gsa & ps M s Sp
Silver Shell OF Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
Z s. sse stS constantly on hand Il, Isd
YOUNa's, No. Camp Street, New Orleans,
NOW receiving. at the above Store, by arrival nom
the NORTH To-. e sptr sa new and s s.ieD
ns; s1 ad'tsai and
Ley
makers Also large stock Of sverware consisting Of
table. and dessert Spoons, Soup Ladies' Iasors &C.
OF which will be sold the lowest cash prices The pub
c respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
chasing eAe,ghere.
n B. The snctest attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches, Clocks and Jew ely Canes, Diamonds. and all
kinds of Jewey mounted in the latest and best
All repairs warranted. charge MT
NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
WE in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
w Gold and Silver Lever Lepne and beuplex -q
WATCHES, of the BEST EsGLIsH and SWISS va
- manufacture. Also, Jewelry, Sill & ~
S@PS$e ver-ware. Spectaces. Gold Pens, Rssa2a
S<~.~ S~ Pocket and Table Cutlery, a4d Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies' and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsew here,
selected by ourselves The Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low Is any house in the city.
KNOWLES NOEL, IS Canal street.
~ B-Our personal attention viii be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks, Jewery
which shall perform satisfactorily ever, charge.
p6 If X. & ".
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
NJTHOLESALE purcha eTs TO call and examine my ve'y
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and esSsS
- constantly receiving by every arrival om New SazSsa
~ York, direct from my mandatory in New; %
~ ark ". J. can sell cheaper than Other house IN
- The city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
of those articles have at present - store
500 dozen Of black white and peal BlEE Il5I A. oil
fur aud wool. JOHN DURBhliH'E,
fyl2 g Iusomhouse ST.. M stairs
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M II. MEY Err. No. 100 CAaP street. Watch re
Ift. maker and dealer in JEWEiRY, GOLD isSs
FINS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. * d.
All Jewelry ARTICLES repaired ST moderate Prices mIss
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SMITH & BRoTHEF,

Sc COM.NO-F STREET,
received large additions to their stock OF lNpA ia
manufacture and warranted TO stand all extremes OF
weather > Il Il would call the panicnlar attention oil
Calfoians 10 Their BOTTLES Caneeps and w alter Buckets,
rnanufacinmd with special reference to the many dry
places ami arid deserts between the Rio GraBde and the
Gold Dgsins - Air Beds hich weigh only II pounds
Water proof Days Poot2o1, Bags Saddle Bags e,s In.
Boots, Legrines ETC. India Rubber Blankets Pillows, etc.
etc Aso-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Bndle.,
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ShIIIH'S HOTEL. Bayou sara, Ia.
inmedtGtely fronting The Steamboat Landing
TRAVELLERS going rp Ouaehita or Red River or com
ing out of said Rivers will find il their advan. -
tage to stop with him, all the Boats stop Bayou <
Sara tiOrses. Carriages and Bugsies always hire W2
fy2 1y T. Il. SMITH. Proprietor.