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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE depreciation OF the value of California
God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
market, compes tho undersigned decline taking any
more at present. but is willing, glad receive lew
Thansnnd Dollars in BANK BILLS. in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHRAT FLOUR, MEAL. 40. &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low the
above articles can be had la tho City.
only charge COST and ----~-.
Call Ut No. IL Washington Square,
Feh24. dtf OTIS BRAMAN.
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City Furniture Ware Rooms.


w. d. In. BAKER
N oULD respectfully inform the citizens If Inc 6;tx NJ
w Worcester and vicinity and their tormer va
that theY nave opened large and comnodou knons NJ
no. go Main St., corner Of Pleasant.
VI TUG anotuie ana sale of all The LATEST kinds OF
PARL0R FURNITURE.
Lhey nave constantly on hand make at shor. notice
Black Wdtnut COUCHES, SOTTOMANS iii NJ -
Iete a te DlVANS and TABoURETS
Also me FRENCH Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS CON
srucleu npoh we most approved principles of comfrt
taste, and durability AL the latest pattel n IF nario
CHAihs-'lso me French and English patterns Modera
ara Antiqqe1PARLoR CHAIRS of every style-aIao
Dentists Barher's, and ORIENTAL EASY HAIRS
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask and Hair Clan
Neeue WORK carefully mounted Ia the most tasteful man
~ "'"''
Also general assortment If
Seer ETARi Els, BUREAUS
Centre, Gard ind Work TABLEs-Book and show Cases
Desks Hat Trees, What Nos, Tea Poys &c
Also entire SETS CHAMBER FURNITURE
large assortment OF Cheap Furniture, and wood
Palm J. eat and Hair MATTRESSES, made and res,ifJtd
Furniture rtpalred, Uarnished, &c.
fUbPiI and other Church Furniture made TO order
Upholstery ard Carving
in all their branches Original sesgus for 1rn,re C,,
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
articles or suits OF rooms 80
W H. b. having leased for term of wears
power Attached, they command acites for The nannfac
lure e' Fu hlture unsurpassed by any in the State ard
having secured Inc services OF the experienced work
men, heV are prepared to execute all orders in their bs
ness with economy durability and dispatch The Ivond
cal! particular attention to the OF their
an OF ther Upholstery work. thus securing their custo
Hefs articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur.
mne which can be sold "tUenty per centn less than
good arllce particularly il shop aud second hard
UJGentlemen about TO furnish Hotels Board.
ing houses or private residences, requested TO call
Also Country Dealers will find it greatly TO their adyan
t1ge 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
Worcester. March 49, le4s. dw,f1o
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TENE ENTS TO LET,
1w1 N West Brookaeld, near the Meeting House.
fnFA a Dwelling IIonse convenient for small
1SA families, with small Barn, and Shop suitable for
shoe making will be rented for the year ensuing for
of two families. Possession given nrst Of April.
March H. dwn J. M. FISKE.
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NEW STORE!
warden Block,l No. AZ Front ST.,

WORCESTER,
TIVE subscriber having recently opened a New Store
i No A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
is prepared furnish citizens with every art,c
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASsES.
&C. are hered al the very lowest price be al
erded and will be warranted give satisfaction or be
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in arge and snaau
packages Constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
bGekeyeI Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
peUnd or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Appies, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
Syrps Ketchups and Pickles, and general assortment
OF goods usually obtained such stores the cheapest
bash prices.
Citizens aud strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts The city free Of
expense, by J ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81, dwf a Front 1t.
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FOR SALE.

"a A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
fsA IA Inquire Of MERRIFIELD & HAPGOOD.
1R;aExl Feb S. DIFF
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PEACH TREES,

OO00 PEACH TREES, comprising 25 well selected
SOOO varieties at $3.50 per hundred. Orders eft at
the Agricultural Ware House opposite the City Hall,
will meet with prompt attention.
mo. 2, l649. dwSw o. b. HADWIN.
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TO LET,

IL A COMMOD1OUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
Ha.A "A situated at Webster Depot. IL is well calcu-
J lated for the Boot and Shoe business. abundance
ohep for hese branches Of business is be found in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandizing for
which purpose it has been occupied several years
For terms, which will be liberal to good tenant, apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED near lhs
remises dtI Webster, Nov g.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
rTNHE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop sit.
uated near the Court House. Inquire at this office.
Dec 10. dwtf
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FOR SALE,

Ara A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
f.aA "A consisting Of House barn and Bnlidag lot,
A%3-A supply OF good aud durable water with many de-
sirabe privileges, when examined. atf March S.
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HOUSE TO LET,
IS Acres

OF good PASTURE LAND for sae situated
" in Coldbrook. Oakham near the Tavern. For further
particulars apply 10 8. w. sELBY & CO.,
April 4. dwtf 60 Main ST.
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To Let,

"a ONE Tenement in a new house on Orange st ,
EES}A " finished in the best manner.
SsEl Ase two Tenements in tbe eastern part of the
city, with Gardens and Stables attached For particulars
inqu of DRAPER, CLARK & CO.,
March %. diff Front Street.
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NEW B OOKS
Just deceived and fol sale by
st7Tfoesa VpITrepF 20 r,sv,oI ctraat

THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal Street.
BIOLOGICAL RECREA ATOMS. BY w J. BToderip.
KNAPP,s CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, Vol. 2, o.
Chemistry Applied Arts and Manufactures illustrated with
9i6 Engraving.
STATE TRIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, during
Administrations Of Washington and Adams with Reieren
and Professional and Preliminary Notes on Pol
tics the Times By Francis Wharton, author Of Treatise
on American Criminal Law.
NoAD's CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Qualitative and
Quantatye, with Notes. BY Nurfet.
BARTH s. ROGERS MANUAL OF AUSCULTA-
TON.
MoHR, REDWOOD AND PROCTOR's PRACTICAL
PHARMACY the Arrang ements, Appsretus and Manppona
Pharmaceutical Shop and Laboratory, with Engavings
sCHNIlDT's LATIN CIR AMMAN
eINGERsOLL'S HISTORICAL SKETCH Of the Sec
ond War between the United States Great BRITAIN.
TIE DEER STALKERS. BY Ftauk Forester.
GETTY's ART OF RHETORIC, OF the Elements Of
Oiatory in Crest Britain and irean,h Jy2 81
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Crops Water District cAoiera-- Weather,

FARtsH OF PLAoUEMINRs, June 70, 1919.
Eds CreseeRl-F0 the past three four weeks have
had occasional Tains which havs proved very beneficial
the ofops in general The and crop which have
not suffered by the creYhsse fine aud from the pre-
sent be said that planters viii have an
average oTop, Ca. Maunssl White, Mesam. G. w john
son. Frederick and Cagnootts, E. BrulsEd r. Packwood
and several other planters. whose
mention have at this Of the year the finest cane
| ever saw.
Since last week The water has Isoeded few inches om
our inundated fels Some planters have BY means Of
draining maohiuss almost drisd up their felds.
Judge Bruueau passed seneas last week the following
persons Ivan CaFteh convicted Of selling Intoxicating
hquou 70 slaves wai sentenced 10 two months impisou-
meat IL the parish Jail; Ciaude LaRnos for assault and
oAey 70 eighteen months imprisonment 10 The place.
siaoe my last letter have bad GASES Of eholeru.
yuI weather Is rainy and windy
Respectfully youn. TpIn.
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DIeIs

Suddenly, yesterday nooni inst, house c. D. Bune
no g Cqaomhouse street. Of appppeEy Mr.. HENRY WRAY,
81 az funeral wiz take place al 9o'cloek THIS MORNING,
trom The house Of G. ID. Bunce Nc. &c
q Kingston tJamsieal papers will please copy.
Az O'Clock last evening, LIST inst M. CHARLES BARNETT
Year, past resident Of this ciy.
His fends ncquantnnces respecitv invited
attend h funeral THIS AFTERNOON alta O'clock from No 29
CaTondelet street, ~ New York papers pease copy
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fRoM THE PlAirs.-Dates ifom Fort Kearnv
e re Is INST aiaie the weather raining and the
"a'es aign, and that emigrann would experience
serious trouble M crossing the streams. Provisions
were very cheap, 70 consequence Of emigrants haR-
ing abandoned their iTainSs Many persons were
turning back. Grass was scarce on the Plains.
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CINCINNATI MoRTALiTY.-The number Of in
iements in the various cemeteries ia Cincinnati on
the 18th ult were, from cholera iorss,nine--other
diseases tiiriY-iour. lnterments on the l9ih from
cholera. lorLy.lhrse-other dissaaea twenty-eight
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Dr. we are requested to state that the materials.
oi she Evening Mercury office are yel fol sale,
outstanding some reports 20 the contrary. Any
person Wishing 70 purchase them can get any in
formation concerning them BY applying 10 tie Syn.
die, @ Z Sessions at the Bulletin office, No 81
Magazine street.
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works on Engineering and Steam,

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
IA Camp Street.
ENGINEERS, AND MECHANICS ENCYOLOPA-
DiA ~ Luke Herbert, Civil Engineer, ~ 9 wells. .
THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO THE Locomotive
ENGINE, Illustrated wi ia coppsrplaie eng faFlpgs,
THE MARINE STEAM ENGINE, designed chiefly for
the use OF Naval Officers and Engineers
Alto .....-.,
very extensive assortment Of other works on hhChllSs
CIVIL ENGINEERING and STEAM To- sale BY
je2s y B. STEEL, - Seu'P sue0I'
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Oes- Franklin Haven, who has been appointed
assistant treasurer at Boston, in place Of Henry
Hubbard, removed, is now the President Of the
Merchants Bank ofalat city
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NEW boAr.-A new boat was lowed over to
Loalagie from leiieaonvles on the 2lst ult., by
.ne eFry boat. She is being built under the super
,nlenqence 81 Capt Bell, and il designed for
lsAi yer the shoals at Florence il tie Tennes.
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CHOLERA IL LOUISVILLE The Board Of
Health oftbe city OF Louisville on the 2lstult com
planned that they have received no aid from any
one Of the parties who were directed to report to
them. From their own researches they come
70 the conclusion, that while there increase Of
diseases from intestinal irritation, there is less Of
cholera The authenticated cases for the preceding
five days were eleven, Of whom FIVE died They
say some excitement has been caused by the fact
that several we'll known citizens have been attack
ed, but thatihe cases whichcaused most converse
lion were contracted abroad.
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KILLING WHITE Man BY NEGRo-Wm
Copeland, living near Athens, Ala, was shot dead
with nine buckshot, on the l7th inst, within two
hundred yards of his house, by runaway negro,
who has since been apprehended
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

ar We nviil attention 9ioat q ApnmeI yI7inE eon
ssnE full elegant sHsortment Of FINE NoVDs Ha9e IA
the most fashionable style consisting in par d
DRESS COATS, Of Super French Drap a Etc;
FROCK Coz Is Of Dfap d'Ete and Csshmcreiiei a..
PALETQTS and SAcS, Of Drap dEts, eeshmsFets English
Merino Alpaca Linen 0iogau LultIet ete.
BUSINESS c6ATEES and FROcK COATS, Of Mefno, Al
paca, LINEN, Seersuck er, Luaire, ete elc. -
PANTS Drap Efe, White end Fancy Dining Nan
hin, Seersucker, Cheek Liaeni etc etc.
TESTS White and Fancy Marseea, Linen NRuEn etc etc
SRfRTS-Linen. Linen with Cottn Bosom Lneu win genhrr
Linen aud Cotton Of snpeflof qusily
UNDERSHIRTS ard DR4tFERst q Gaurs Flannel MsTino'
SIX and Cotton, Linen, Cotton, Lsle Thread, Ste ETC.
CRAFTS Cloves Handkerchief, snpsnder1, Dressing Gowns
Umbrelhs Trunks, Carpet Bags, aic ETC.
NORRIS & WAY % Camp 81.
lee Qdptes0 conner under HgwatiE Exchange
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ng- The cholera has appeared at Frankfort and
Bowling Green. Kentucky.
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WHIPPED TO DEATH.-The shawneetown Adj
vocate Of the 18th, says that stranger, some few
miles above that place, was whipped to death last
week. The Advocate attributes the act to some
men from the Kentucky side Of the water.
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BorrrVtI q DontRaON will sell, this day, al 10 O'clock
Al M ct ga TuhoupiteulaB street, the c0ntene q
Grocery Store also, The Lease Of the building
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MISSOURI SENTIMENT. Boonviile Demo-
eFat says that public sentiment is almost univer-
sally in favor Of Benton, and that the foxes are
running to their holes, as he advances through
the eountEy.n
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DARwNED, "A son of hir. Henry Weise, Of New
port. KY, aged 10 years, was drowned on the I7th
ulL, while bathing in the Licking.
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~ For OoNector.-The undersigned (he present Col
soes the suges Of The people e general
eeeuq 70 pe hs IN November next the Tax
Collector for the Third Representative District A. w sCATFs
p The DisiIict embraced between Canal and Julia Streets
-" pf' iAi'eI anl We metaTe Htlge. B2
20 Protection Hose Fire 90. - The officers and
MEMBER q FfeisSo9 Hose FEs Company rqussed attend
soeoek.--.-Hy order. u2 J, NJ WILKINSON, sec'y
81 Jefsrson Fire 90. No 1s-Monihly Washing
an MoNDsv g 4 AZ ll,past A. NJ Also Regular Meeting
must be observed. Ie29 a r MIN ~ s,l4noe
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Loss OF REGETABLEs--It is said the gardeners
in and about Richmond, va, will be losers to the
extent Of $4,000, in consequence of the cholera
excitement Stopping the sale Of their vegelables.
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MIssoURI.-Senator Atchison and w P. Hall,
one Of the Representatives ia Congress from Mis-
souri,, have taken the stump against Col Benton
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-, No wrecks have occurred this coast since my last
The sc OF the English brig Spectator has been afbaed
and ~ per cent the yauat ion awarded. The salvage
viii amount TO about S5 COO payable in cash in kind
the master deem best for the interest of all concerned
lie has adopted e latter copse. and he division be-
ING made This altogether sad affair and will prove a
has been sold and rely destroyed. The arbitrator ha,
awarded 50 cent The cargo and materials OF the Ffeneh
bark Amedee The greatest portion Of the he'd be
Owed out of The hold Of the vessel she bged and
full oil water
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CoEvIoTIoN--At New York, the jury in the
case Of Bggs, indicted for sending threatening let
lers to VIM. II. Astor, has brought in verdict Of
guilty. The punishment is five years in the State
prison. His counsel have moved for arrest of
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- a most snReroI and new sly Of Mems Sum. -
= ~ mmeS -dAIs fo1ths' and Childrens Fancy
e6s ma - and CAfS reGsived By late arrivals 1A1I
- - nese goods are Unsurpassed in this or anv ~
o.eI market and can be found togeiher with eomDeie
5 n ~ lInsnt OF HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS
e s 49, ,e44osA SDmfEhS, at D'ARGYfS
" all - conner Of Gharlra. md OIL ".
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~ We have received from J. c. Morgan. Exchange
Place, Ny Uncle the Curle novel BY the authof Of
The Bachelor etc. very agreeable work; also Me-
moin Of my Youth" BY the ea ebratoa Lamarine Our
friend Morgan has description Of light reading maya
znea weekly newspapers, etc Those about visiting the
country and watering places viii find them very agreeable
Companions TO pass away the time.
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ONO RfvER,-0 On the evening Of the Dist ali,
Ehefs were four feet Eve inches water ia ne canal a.
Aouisvile During the preceding twenty -four hours
tha river bad 1ecedea two inches. .At Pisisburg
on me &9th the river was falling, with four feet
Eaief % the channel Weather warm, The 2lst
was me hottest day Of the season at Louisville.
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Boeus.--The Cincinnati Gazette gives warning
that there is a considerable quantity of spurious
United States coin Of all denominations in eircula.
ton In that CITY
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s. Or +. J. .HIeet,nga Tnis Evening'

LAHr DIVISION No. 9. in the Methodist church at Algieia
at o'clock.
HARmoaY Division No IS. az Crystal Foont Hail, IA
TChoupt0uias street. at 8 O'Clock
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DEAFH' - The Augusta papers announce the
oeata q Amory slbley, prosperous and much
Rls death President Of the lIechanies' Bank AMI
aso President q the Iron Sic amboat Association
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TOO BAD.-A physician Of Boston was robbed
Of his watch, while in the act Of pouring medicine
down hofse's throat
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INDIAfA.-Judge S. w. Parker is the wing can
didate fo Congress in the Alb district Of Indiana,
lately represented by Caleb B Smith
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LATIN GRA8tMAR.-T Through B. Steel we have received
iiom the publishers Lea Blanchard Of Philadelphia
COPY Of Grammar Of the Latin Language by Leonhard
ehnilz This gamuaF has the reputation Of being one Of
tabes IN and advise those in want OF work ofthe
kind 70 procure this one
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t1- The City Council Of Detroit, Micbi.an have
passed an ordinance isyYing tax Of sl0oper nig,t
upon eircnses exhibiting there. This is eeniyslsn,
81 a. exclusion.
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AlF. John Pugh, a well known citizens Of
1ssala9n Ia, died Of cholera in that city on The
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LAKE SUPERIOR corrER-Cssn. IS I Robsrts
q Michigan, lately mineral agent al Iake SINE.
rioF, estimates that copper to he amoun, Il mon.
than million Of dollars will Be- ao, al, ,lis ,,ss,
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Os- Mr. w L. Underwood, is the Wing candi-
date for the Senate in the Bowling Green district,
Nv
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ersER ADYEBrfsEMENTs on THIRD PAeA'
Falfts a.. JAS. L.. DAY, Gibersou, n A. NJ cars.
Bfdrf. CALIFORNIA Reynolds a, NJ cara
T0niqBsHe ....... JAMES HEWITT CluaFrieS, 5 z. "a.
C|aaebff0l JULIA, Rhodes, S p. NJ
Fiffsbryr =. !. ~. .fIIOS. JEFFERSON Avery, p NJ
~ The James Hewiit-Fo Louisville and all inter,
tiste Laadng viii leave tqydfas hieg Wha
THIS EVENING" Monday O'Clock, posiligely-
iva HYDE & OGLEsBY, Y Poyirasst
Rsv~ Cuaehita Packet Julia, Capt. Rhodes-This new
light lruugh will positively leave THIS DAY. " ns
intermediate ports. jy2 7. b sMlTA, g5 Mag 'zins st,
Rsy~ The Bark Orion, Capt. Curtis, from Boston, s
INV alspg opIose .Cunsisuees requested TO
attend 10 ne recent their gooas the Leyee
issa DEWEY s. co. 81 STayier ST.
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NAsAL'-the iFigats Rantan. Capt Parker.
s. s Z. Aug sayes On the 2sh May, and sailed on
The 2slh ior Pom al Prince. -
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hAeH PRfcAs.lNany owners Of property in the
burnt district 8 81 Louis who had intended to
commence fabnIlding immediately, have been de-
tered, On account Of the high prices Of labor aud
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LuNuHFof an excellent ha Of fara, Zee advertisement
Of Lunch at he Pelican Huute, to-day
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EN'HE subscriber having pnrcbSsed frorn NJ iob.a A.
4 phy his splendid RIIlIARD 'u tAlA'
SALOON, st. Charles Street
over bis CofieehOuSo has rsfitfed the
same anew, and will be prenared on Is
MONDAY. EVENING next 10 ts
celve the visit Of his fIendsNnd an otbsr. fan5 - ~
heuany game Vi Billiards. 4 VI eHe gen
ps@ THOMAS HENDRY.
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hEcKnRs THE GERAAN PATRior. The ST..
Lons Union states thar the great German statesman
and aalEiot, Hecker, haa leil that city with the I'M
tentonoi returning 10 Germany, lie recently re-
ceiyed letter from the people Of that distracted
eoontry, requesting him @ return and take part in
che greet political struggle now convnsing his ma
i've land fie al once made preparations, and has
left 70 fiehi the enemies Of freedom.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

fHE PGLlcAAsyne EatinE.-Ya advise an our friends
fond fine eating iast 70 look at the advertisement Of the
Pelican in another column
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Books AND sTATIoNERy.-Thos. u. White, So Canal
street. has hand and constantly soeisng flesh supplies
Of az the late publications together with The best standaid
works of the English language He has also 4 eyest va
fielv Of stationery
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IS. = S9AfAAiaoa -in New Orleans, on the l4th
~, 's ~ aoneler stood At % degrees. Ia Phila
aeIpnai On the Isl. Die laarmntneier reanhad IN
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y sEE 1DgERrisEAfENTs oN .1EIRD F1sH'

stelmbaat DerartureaI Thls ~.
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FROM KEY WEsT.-The Charleston Courier, Of
the 25Ih ult, contains letter fror Key West, da-
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DUET PosrroNEps-1'h expected duel between
llessn. Robertson and Wiekline, 81 Lexington,
Ky did not come oiI. The difficulty was doubt
ieaa aaicably adjusted
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EsmpIa 1aeolIna !. ThIs EvanIns.

OoEAH 4EMflE or HON0R No 2, NEE ni Unity Eial,
lbirt Mnasctpaiiiy, AZ half past7
ORX4TAA TkMpIE or Honor, No. 4, e Tempe Hail No.
a33f Canal street
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593S Canal street.
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~ i Q. o. F.--Odd Esit0iss' RosL-gha Heard Of
Diree1oll announce ihat and r ne len May sy VII e pe
phreu % ulapcc LOTS VAULTS the Cemetery me
o. o. F. oesuaiary Situated tie Metads Ridge 81 fol-
EbMBERED LOTS. b. 10 fsst, q $50
Do. irregular dasnsions. 4
LETTBREn LOTS at 81 per hquare loot
VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. ToL9igea Joint PEopseon and members thereof, At
Vaults to be paid lor in advance.
applications OK Naulln q Be made 10
myi0u g. W. SHAW, Treasurer "a roydrsa e.
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Peons all naton ages seEss members Of
ae Society b applying one Of the Secretaries and paying