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PRoGREss IN AUSTRIA. An Imperial ordi-
nance, just published, abolishes the right of the
Catholic curates to exact from their Protestant
brethren sum for the privilege of preaching, and
repeats the various laws which restrain the inter-
course between the Protestant pastor and his flock,
placing the Protes,ants in this respect on the same
footing with the Catholics. Il, however, increases
greatly the dependence of the Protestant clergy on
the State.
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PASSENGERS OF THE BARK HEBE.-The Balti-
more Sun publishes an extract Of a letter from a
passenger on board the ship Xylon, dated Yalpa-
raiso June both. The letter says that the passen-
gers Of the bark Hebe are safe Sc stated in my
last letter that the bark Hebe had lost all her pas
sengeTs in attempting TO go through the Straits Of
Magellan. Ii seems that they were becalmed, and
some of the passengers went ashore in a boat 10
shoot game, when gale came up, and the vessel
had to put TO sea, and leave them TO the mercy of
the PatagOnians She sailed about after them two
days. until the wind abated, when she got another
vessel TO go in the Straits and anchor, and search
for them but without avail, when she came TO this
port with the signal Of distress, as stated in nv
other letter. But yesterday, the 20ih, an English
man-of-war came in, and reported that she spoke
brig bound to CalaO, with the seven lost passen-
gers on board, she having picked them up in COM
ing through. This was gratifying intelligence
The Hebe will sail in few days for that port to
get them. 1t is also reported that the ship Robert
Brown, of New York, with l66 passengers, was
spoken in sinking condition, in gale of wind,
off Cape Horn"
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DAGUERRE0TYPR.


~ would respectfully return than IA Tor patron
~ age bestowed him since he frat had ths bnnoF a
introduong the DAGUERREOTYPE into Nssg0flsars
ago during which time he has more poFTs
niolea 81 the Fan N cempeliton with Sfheu taken 81
ne 49, operator from Newly cTk, and be as awarded TIA
Flst Premium. specimens exhibited ct Bis
onL these teke1 By him8sf. j. Nj aasur he laf IN
RoEta VIII co1tinue 70 BE- what they always have besn
ne 1EsF ha ong experience and constant practice are
ne bet lnduossnt 70 DESTROYS Of instrHctou IN fe
beautiful art. Genuine VoEtlaadef Cau1eas % Der oef
fRsspef han any in The city 81 other aesi tie sse
ts best plates made in the United atss Css 81 rs and
~ ~ New York Cameras at 41s
Ordsu from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. CAMP atrest.
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY.-AsLbel kellogg, for a
long time President of the Bank of Salina, N. Y,
having become phreDzied by the dissoute conduct
OF son at Battle Creek, Michigan, split his head
open with an axe, in paroxysm on the 7lh inst.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Go.
Permanent Fund 6yActof Llcofporati0n
100000.
Office No, "a Gravier street,
Betw Camp and ST. Charles stI.

betWe camp and 81. Cnaiies stu.
John Hssan. Joseph E' Wstsi John $, Allison,
Peter COnrey, JL, Maunsel White, WIN. E. Leverieh,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow
Isaac johnson, Geo, StFawhridge. Benny S. Buckner
PETER COSREY, j., President Boaul Of Trustees,
yosephVy. Stanton, John stioud. Sem NJ M. Cohen.
John 1. Lewis, John Calhoun Rrs.ton w. FanaT,
VIM. M. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William t. White
John Il. Saffarans, Warriek Martin, John ID Bein,
A ID. CrOssmsn, Marx WALTON, VIM. G.. TOmpkins
Cornelius Fel0wes, Joseph Lallande, John b. Leeie.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
ior LIE Insurance, and issue Policies on AZ sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes at the Table Of Rates etab-
shed By the Board which less than the rates charged by
the and London offices and without their resc
Of profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at 10 the extent of two
thds O. Their amount where the party has pad his pemi
JONI HAeAN, President Of the Company.
PREsIoE w. tARRAR. Vics President
Thomas HEkT. M. d. 3 Consultation.
HARMON DOARE, Secretary. p L. GOoLD, Attorney
RICHARD BKN, n. D.. No 27l Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks TX 81 H.; DO tor
whites TO p NJ at his residence lie will examme white
applicants at the office OF the Company daily, from l2 TO
O'Clock M. He will not examine any me at his dwelling
without permit whloh can be rad on application at the
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
al NeH ork and London rates Prospectus. table of
aud all ntOTma alton TO Life Insurance, aud all papers
esay to elect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
In oderto accommodate all classes of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families deoende upon them
the premium amounts TO ESQ per TO pay
half in cash and hafin satisfactory endorsed note Il
months, bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum.
N B. The business of this Company is confined TO LIFE
INSURANCE ONLY By resolution Of the Board no Fire,
~ Office hours 9 A. N. to6P.M. isg7daI
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AMAzoNIAN PRIZE FIGHT. AT Philadelphia
the other day two women, Mary Johnson and Han
nah Gardner, having had quarrel with regard to
their claims upon John Whaley, now a convict in
the Eastern Penitentiary, entered into compact,
regularly signed and sealed, to fight it out, and at
the time agreed upon proceeded to the spot selected
where the ring was formed, each attended by her
second. The fight had progressed, in the presence
of large number of spectators, TO the close of
several rounds, making clothing hair and blood
fly, when an officer arrested the parties. e
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AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN Missions
The receipts into the treasury during the last
month, were s2s, 225, and during the previous II
months 1851 An making an aggregate of $3.50 7O2
1t is believed that the debt Of the Board will be
about $4,000 at the end of the current inan.
cial year
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NEW LEGAL QUEsTIoN.--A new legal question
is mentioned by the New York Mirror, as having
arisen in the case Of passenger in oneof the even
ing boats for Albany short time since. The boat
advertised to carry passengers to Albany for %
cents, and to make the intermediate landings A
person wished to go to Poughkeepse, but purchased
a ticket for Albany, and on reaching Poughkeepsie
he presented it at the gangway and was passing
ashore when he was pulled back and 25 cents more
demanded, the charge for any distance short of
Albany being so cents. The passenger refused to
pay the additional demand and was carried to Al
bany, where he was obliged to remain from Satur-
day night until Monday morning. He now brings
lawsuit against the proprietors, to recover DANA
ges for assault and battery and false imprisonment
and he is understood to be backed by others who
wish to settle the question whether such additional
sum can be demanded under the circumstances.
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0'-A-I. .."i IsBiwfs AND H1igf..,A RTHoR NIL.

CHARLES LEWIS; w.ARTgrp mn,
FTOREEYS ar IAW
WWrITT - HENDERSON, Rusk County Texss
w he State a5d viii attend ,o fP AZ ID Dset CouEt. q
1s 1 ana the location Of Certificates IN anypsrt n
FAeIM4IdLY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
a FAMILY CARRIAGE. neatly new. :, $3.50
BUGGY for ale ys aal low. Apply aSS At 9s S
e sHateAez Strset, up Stair. y9 ~ ~
VIM, PIANO FOR SALE,
VERY good PIANO. for very low price r,avls IA
81 g. 1S2 Camp street, opposiie Iaag - -
STR MS Aaahs and an assessment Of PIANO. n 81
slhlaes. nhl3 V u u
biaKe's, Patent Fire and Water Proof
rrrer- MINERAL PAINT.
Usf reeeyed fresh supply Of the above article. for
" Rgia sha PANT can be found in iis South
!'G' WEBER. Boot and Shoe Dealer.
q 60 FaR3a ap ~ snoa 4SS53R''' =
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his pe-incu5in,
s gss vSsy Vii Fl LhP1tG 1 s1. ST. os
public PATRONAGE . Eespectf1lly collected aD7 IL
CrOckery, China and Glassware.
P. r. FELL & oo.-s4 Common st., New Orleans.
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and RetGd.
VI Lamps Plated and Britannia Csstou Car. On
dlestcks' Table Cutlery, Japanned WaiteEs, etc WI
- Goods will Be offered a low prices. and when
A NEW and Improved sHoWER-BATH, at the how
ImsY Be found at No i55 Camp 5sst 4 sso Fsissg
M hGOi T. pqPAsPP IS ES' C 5as Sy ,,s.t
w ES RnANos TUNED As' nD 70 nm : S SSp'
FOR SALE AT 26- TehegpitouIas street:
either wo0d co 2E III dsn t. GS
a'o TTops b 9n s9ys9 On the most approved plan -
fEE ri i FE ! Ez 81 = s II VIZ
BOX STOVES, etc ETC
RUSSIA lion STOVES suitable feF Cent end
VINEGAR ESTABLlSHAFEWT
HE Undelsigne1 i constantly nqRgf9etuEiue and has
which he will guar niee to improve by age, and =s
he c fIsi E aye e. lie 0 IL hay I gd d
95es7 to suit times Vz Butts 50 gallons S So Bsre
Rldisoou1f made Is wholesale ouatomers a ny
ED line IFonped in The Postolics viii be punctaally
Souns aSa SaTi. sta, o6Dss a charity Hospital
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER. SO Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those ga
4 4 i t TI 70 Gaiif?Inia, cheap and good 60
sI B,RIptEs, Bits stTaps, Saddle Bags and
INDIA RUBBER GooDs ofevery kind and (
description among them may be found Caps Coats Capes
LeggngI, WaterDT99f Blankets, Air Pillows Air Beds
TssrPaplins, Te9ts, Cloth9g Bags, etc, ETC.,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
John MlLLAR, No 1oI ST. CHARLES Street,
Y Corner Of Grod stEeet), respectfully informs o.
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters of Lou - 81
sanat that he is prepared to manufacture and A2S
furnish all articles in the above line, and has
f7sF7S staBtly hand good of SAD.
i44 4z= E4I4D DIES, BRIDl.ES. MARTINGALES
.--iIATAfA le5 Ma WHIPS, SPURS, and HARM ESS of
2sAzAzAIeverY kind MILITARY SADDLES
HOLSTERS, PACK-SADDLES; VALISES and HOB
BLES-all which will sell as low those who import
them. andwaIl them @ be goOdwhils they al
~ Goods suitable ioI the California Trade furnished at
shoTt notice.
dEnatnh.
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AZ +. COCHRAN g co..,
81 TchouDitoulaa street

As Fe COCHRAN & CO.,
81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
GSEhIsEs Of ERUiTS MUTE sS have for sale i,.
tai Powder Company"
kAlSlNS-200 boxes NJ r. and Layers,
GLTRONS-lO0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUN ES-ln iars and fancy boxes
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas,
gHAMPAGNE-l50 baskets, various brands.
NUTMEGS-250 pounds No. l.
MISUNDERSTANDING for manutacy J. CaldwelI& Co.
MUsCAT NINE-ln and casks
kIGE-lOOQ drnms, selected Smyrna.
+ PEPPER, PtmEN9TO and RACE G INGER-3OO bags.
ALMQNDS-150 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WlNES-Port, various qualities; % quaeIcasks superior
old Medera. in bond, etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BpIIEk--SOO kegs superior St LOUIS.
OLIVE PLY oil,-2Q9 baskets; pintg and quarts.
CURRANTs-50 casks New Zante CurantI. ea7H
PURE WATER,
TSHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
l. is article Of English invention, and now irst n-
troduced into the United States This Fiber made OF
peculiar kind of stone which performs the percoatOn with
drealin shape and is capable of teIng from to $1,000
gaonsper day II rapidly dengages matter Of every kind
he IN suspension, and Tende the water beautifully pure
ana hpid and from Its peculiar construction Is paftlcu
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi This Filter
one Of the useful inventions of the day. It's smp
city OF construction its duTabyno matter how impure
muddy the water may 6ea never falling simply OF pure
water without any trouble the speedy removal Of all delete
nouS mater, It's Applicability TO be placed in w later butts
RANKS Cefns, Ponds, Reservoirs, particularly
mends to the notice Of Hotels, RoaIding Houses, Steam
there suitable Several of them have already been
put in the city and country, and found answer every
expectation. They can now be in operation my
store where persons invited call them If
not with a view Of buying, curiosity. -
ALEXANDER HILL =
aul4 House Furnishing Store, 56 Camp st.
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IcARIANs AT NAUvoo.-A general meeting of
the citizens Of NauvoO was held at the Icaran
House on the 9th inst, to whom Mr. CADET, the
principal of the society of French, known as lea
rians, delivered an address. After which, the
meeting passed resolutions complimentary to the
French, and welcoming them to our land To
these resolutions MIR. CADET responded, expressing
the thanks of his people to the citizens. He said
they had chosen this country as the land of the
free, and determined to submit to its laws. If any
one should say that the society is contrary to the
laws of God, he would be mistaken. We are
Christians. The Gospel is our law. Our com
munity is founded not only on fraternity, equality
and liberty-but also on morality and temperance
on marriage and family relations-on education
and ihdustry--on peace and respect TO the laws
and we shall always pray for the prosperity of the
great and powerful American Republic.
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. a 4 y. % 2 n 81
FENHE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that fhe gepdia
BATHS recently erected on Exchange Alley Gomez
OF Benvile street. in operation The BHFh Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are wei irhfed
and admirably ventilated expense having been SHARED
by the proprietor TO make them complete in an fhe detaia
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY PATHS
Is now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner OF DAUP the site formerly known as
the Nep0uy Baths. which, when completed viii exosl in
magncence establishment OF the kind now in tbs civ
aud where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AMI
MEDICATEg BATHS can be had at all times from 8
O'Clock A. It'll 10 O'Clock p NJ. Hot Cold OF Shotsr
Bath, Twenty Five Cents iya0 9n1
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3 oLMEs 8 Co.,, |.

HOLME 5 s. CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
u ESPECFUILY inform the public and their former
customers that they have TemOped 70 129 GRg1YKER
Street e9THsr ct they prepared To
I'LL orders for III NERA WATER for the supply Of te
boats Hotels Bans and Private Families OF o Xp0Ttsiion
mission Merchants.
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
e0nsfttha an6 en-
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A REMARKABLE MINIsTRY.-Dr. Spring, who
has Just sailed for Europe preached his 39th ami
versary discourse to his congregation in New
fork-oelng the Oldest pastor in the city-two or
three Sundays ago: During these 80 years." he
remarked the ministers and officers of the
churches who then welcomed the speaker to his
field of labor have passed away. There remains
not member OF the presbytery, nor a minister of
the Gospel of any denomination in our civ ubo
was in the ministry when l first commenced NV
labors OF the elders and deacons Of this church
who at that time were living, not one remains. ),
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ES- For Justice Of the Peace.-GEO Y. BRIGHT
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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r., e51 For Justice of the Peace.-Eds Crescent
Perse announce PAUL PECQUET Candia for dc ofe Of
Ihra Justice Of the Peace Election in November
HIS INC
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LAAlAN'S ENs55fSoyE3 R 3 ~ PoRFABLB


: : - IND 6L.dTORT MILLS,
M ANUFACIUREDby w. p. COLEMAN, Girod ntrssf
IVA one door below BaIOnne, New QIeans These Nils
9le IN suooesStnl operation in the following Stafas V
Oho New York PenRsylvani, NiIginia. Ksntucky Ind
ana, Hilnolas Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri A.
kansas tennessee Alabama Mississippi Lounana TtSss
Mexico, and on account Of their pOrfdbilit1 nra Js
hing for California. A number Of them have Zen n5l
eha4ed recently forth0sa DigFinais -
~ Warranted to perform 10 the safiE action ef t- NM,
chaser, q money refunded [mhffl NJ p 90
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Third DIstrict COurt

n - Thomas Q. Poole, the present Clerk of the Ssoop
District Court "a Candidate reelection al he Election m IN
Sth Of H0Vembernsxtt ard will be supported By the VI "
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
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G5Y For CIerk.-Wd. A. MOTT is a Candidate 70
sth Of November 1919. snqi
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G%- For Clerk-HENRY B. KELLY is a candid
59I Clerk OF me Second District Court at the election held
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, GO For Clerk.-Eds. Crescent: You will please say
mat IhEO LEW Candidate for the Clerk Of TX
First District Court at the election the s of November 1872
mIa THE PEOPLE
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sADDLERY AND INDLA-RUBBER GOODS.

"A complete stock OF SADDLERY. TRUNKS ana
HARNESS. at Vhcesale and Retail al the lowest ufet
prices ~ Country Merchants and Saddles can Be- sup-
piled with every article in our line. a Oider Dut %
with care: ]. A. HORTON 81 CO..
anl qSW 81 Common st.. and II Canal st.
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J "a AASTSS i.5E Az. I Az, &C,

t1EAIE5-IaNhUWNNE q,
q CASES Broad Black Fur HAS a
y case Bread flanteH' do
do; Drab Pao Alto LeghOrn do
/ do. Dunstahe straw Al
THREE CASES HARDVARF onfaibine-
- Daw- Knives Chsels, Plane Ir0na Anears etu
~ dog, nests covered Weed BUCKETS, Bin each
~ doc. do. do. do do. 3 in EACH
For sale by lie51 ]. w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common So
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~ For Justice Of the Pesce.-Please announce J.
mJs HIS FRIENDS,
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FURNTTURE. MATTRESSES, AND FURNIsH

FURNITURE MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS, AT Auction Prices.
MeCUfCHEONs 100 ST. CHARLEs street, doom
IL above FOydfSs-Keeps constantly
on hand good assortment az NEW
AND SECONDHAND FURNL
TUE. GuTisd Hair and Moss MA " ~. Il. T.. ~
fkASSES made Of the best Hateliaa Wiiqsl ~ e'7
posed % sell as low be bOuEht AZ aleea y, Ii E;5
kEeAIRlNG Of Furniture and mail9S.s, ~, " ~ 10y
OF IOBBtNG done At shoIt notice eaa p, ss
~ New and Second bend falltnls Pau&at ete' ete
jyi6 sm .. MeGUIells-esss " = s5s'4ll - r.
ATT0TT07s AND CHAIN CABLES.
NOR SAFE Anehon and Chain Gables, a e7ac pesln.
II Apply q 81 Matches siIsei up ltslfi' elS&
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SMITH 3 BRoTHER5

Ay received large additions 10 theiF sitsk 81 IN5fA
H kubBEh GOODS- These GoOds ar 81 ne 49,
msnpiactq5e, and warranted 70 sttnd al extremes OF
yeiatheI 3 b Wonld call the particular atteaii0n 81
with special petsnea the many dfy
places ana anu qesefa between the Rio Ganda and Tue
told Dggns; Air Beds. which weigh only ~ pounds
" ataI;pq9i blEss kOnioql bags Saddle BaFs ETC IN
0ou 4eggtnss etc lEda Rubber Blankets piilougs
Bta Strrupa. spnlp. eta. etc. n Sc Common ST. mls
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LU III = IhE1ENNN ENNT9EIIAL,
Situated on the Pontchartf ain Railroad.
ENHEabovs Hospital for the last fonTtesR years uns
Il skllinl and attentive management of the late Dr.
z. A Luzenbefg, open under the care Of Dr. j. al
RHODES, for the reception of patients. ~
--Terms of .4dmissi0a-
In the Upper Waus-Ons DOlar-per day.
In Private Wards-fIOm Two to Three Dollar per day.
Surgical capital operations viii be charged extra
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL
devoted only the OF those afflicted with insanity
fE separate and distinct building for Small POx and
other cOntagOu diseases.
For further particulars apply to Dr. w. IRVINE NJ thu
Hospital Orto DR. J. RHODES. Y Royal ST. ie IA 2m
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WATCHES

M q. MEY Err, No. 100 CAVE r,1ses. Wash, -
IIls maker aud dealer in IENEIIRY, 'GOLDtT3
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES - n
AifJswelTy HTtroes repaired at nadarsf prices
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Second District court:

~ For Clerk-We are authorized to announce Mr.
lLEhEu hOUSSEAU Candidate reelection TO he pce
Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election on hs
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DENTISTRY. &c.

rs PEARSON and ANFouX info1m their psiisnir
- that they can be consulted daily al
tner once, from A. X. 70 P. n. DT.
EealsOA-s many Improvements IN DEM-tN Lax
IAEsU hdEtkH. are TOO well known and ILL N-ly
appseaied 70 requiTs enumeratiag. His Block TqnfE -
panculallg worthy The attentian 81 those ra1uiIuS
ones Their prices graded 70 suit the 81
AZ Qlhce at their residence. B.4ROjNFE streeI near
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For COLLECTION:

~ For Col eetor.-Jfessys. Editors. You are au.
Ozed t0anounce j. ~ DAILY Candidate Collector OF
augO "FAUGH A BALLAGHs
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For Justice of the Peace:

~ For Justice of the Peaoe.-THOs. A. WAT.
son H candidate for Second Justice Of the Peace,
take place enuing T District from Julia to Canal 81
and from the River back to the Lake. iy7
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Made b. Thomas q. EerdsH. SaId 81 RALPHS co
-..~,-,.. NO 1B NV liRvME.
fbESE steam Ssauses are now used on the following
a steamboats, ReuY-boat Two Brolhers Alar Sootf
Aut0eIat Illinois Suana. Grand Turk EadoIa Aaenolia
Amaranth. q. Il. Watkins. Eska, Princess Princess No 81
natehez, New Orleans, Mary Folia, Olivia fowl boats
Mary kIngsland. PbeniX Swan, Psnsn. Hercules and
Conqueror. x BY enqurng of the Engineers Of these
boats any person can be satisfied to the practical Of
Tie steam Gange- Aam
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. ~ For Clerk-CHARLES F. CARUTHERS ia a
i9r C Of the First District Court the election
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TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. bV NJ hTENgING4ia
LOOYH-8CHE Elixir, or no charge. ~ Ohio
CARONDELET STREET, Cd door below Gf5d II
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- For Assessor :, yMessrs. Editors Please an.
n1unee Or. A. Y. ENGELHARDT Compiler Of Esate
Plan Books for Municipality No Two Candidate for th cce
State Assessor fort Third Representative District Of NeOr-
aus0' SOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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~ For Collector. - Please announces JOHN g.
IACkE Ps Candidate for Collector Of State Taxes the First
snl0 NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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EWFor Justice ofthe Peaoe-GEO. W. CHRIsTY
Candidate tor the Once Of Second Ju ohe Peace
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For COnsrahIes.

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EEIEh W. KENNEDY Candidate Fifth Justice of N,
Feace. az Lhe en-l1g Eae0n he sh NoLebgr nat M be
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DIX MENSIN9, Dental smgson-
HAVING TetHrnad 70 the city OF New Ofeans from hl-
H tour in the North and East Is prepared q
q perform all operations aDpsrtaining 70 the
IEl6TH ; and has become acquainted with III 49,,
ne Deat maas o. operating approved By the A41-lAE
college OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd His price
Iot opefatlonl are IN ropoT0n 70 Iuit the tmeE as 81
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~ For Clsrk.-WILLIAM P. BEDLOOK. CLERK
ten. Election Novembers, 1875 S,IS
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@ go 80.
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Through in Seven and half Days-Stage Travel
Reduced to Ninety. thre 70 niles.