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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

You enclose mine to 452 Greenwich street. and believe
it will be the only mark of a gentleman remaining in
you, if yog aceede to this request: Haze aeH You
N. Y, August 10Th. '48.
Remember that as contemplate puppy You are that
yOuw yet most likely get whipping hat you so
cny deserve Others not think far beneath their
contempt as to withhold Remember how many respect
able women in this city low sanderous ongu, be-
ed-they may yet hear of it, You feel u you inJure
me alone, but imagine foOlshy if you think that ,on
can from receiving the punishment due your black
gnadIsm and that you may get when sas. expect it
The following erased the last page he original letter
You will Immediately send miniature to Mrs: Dairy. 453
u. as feel that is too di gaceiu TO have infamous
liar In possession Of my resemblance
Other letters of a like character were read, in
one of which she says " that she would rather die
than the case (the divorce) should come into open
court and expose her and him that she still loved
him, but was not afraid of consequences, and that
she would not suffer alone"
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HATS-HARDwARE, &c.

HATS-HARDwARE, &C.
q CASES Broad Black Eur HATS EE
y l case Broad Iian;es' do. ~
l do. Dab PalO Alto Leghorn 90. 81
l do. Dupstable straw do.
THREE CASES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 Draw Knives, Cbises Plane Irons Augurs etc.
10 ,!oz. nests covered Wood BUCKETS, 3 10 each.
10 doz dcy DO Dc 9, DO Do o, in each
cLoTHlN Ga..cLoT aING;
RETAIL STOCK ARRIVEDi
MI BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP STREET. has just received
W.. per ships Galena, Quebec and Memphis large and
we'll assorted stock of fine SUMNER CLOTHING, made
expressly for the retail ty trade:
Super. Black Frent h Merino Dress and Fr0ck Costs;
Fine Drap d. Etc d Oray Goats and Sacs
Cashmerette and Tweed Sacs all colors;
Cashmerette PaetOts and d Onay Goats all colOrs
Plain Linen Plaid Linen and Mar keen Sacs;
Super Fancy Grass Sac and d OSay Coats;
Fancy and Black English MernO do do.
Black and Fancy French Merino Pants;
Supeine Drap Etc Pants;
White Brown aud Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
India Nankeen and English MeTino Pants;
Whit and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black Bombazine Vests
Super Plan, Figured and Embroidered White Marseilie.
Vess etc, ETC. (my9 tell NJ BARNETT l3 i!amn SITS
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THOMAS BRADY,
21--- CHARITIES STREET FL
DRY GOODS.

q AfsG?F an Hf fs Es Tssfi
Plain blue SILK TISSUES;
Pam mode colored Tissuesa shades;
Plain Manar arr blue h, pink sky and mode BAREGES
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues;
1900 yards fine printed TisSues-35c. yard;
Fine, fast color French Jaeonet, "a a yard;
Embroidered Swiss Mnslns;
Very rich h Oh Iusl red Caneleon = ks:
Detached leaf black GIos de Lyon
Plain and changeabie Polka spot. rich Lustre;
3i-inch French black Levantine
Plain black Manchester and Spltalfields Ducapes;
Rich velonti cord Jacquard loom chene Silks quite new
Printed lie-nani Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured issue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mantlllas, all New Shapes:
Comprising pain black, high Iuse, Matton silk, Velvet
APPLIQUE spdgs, and EmoroideIsd rich Cameeon and
Royal purple, green and Waterloo biue. These
Goods are he thtest PayisiGn PattcrTs
Black Lace square and demi- square sHAWLS:
VIE VIE black black Lsces for sfG CAFES;
XXX lns Ganss and
Embrodeied Cellars: Mechn Laces;
% sa acs ss and Esags White Lace Dresses
Children S Embroidered ROBES;
White and cold Thule; white and c9ld Illusions;
White ard cold Ta,a,ans figured Bobins's
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and black demt Lace Wells;
I'D GoYss Sir G R Thread N GGy1 Rhhons
Pearl SILK Hose. White Cotton Hose;
Patent fast black Cotton Mo1;. n9 2yeo, Hose.
silk Fringes and Buttons;
s%i:; sa.i9: Jsss"fs aa;ns, Gsmbrs Mn.ns;'
Gheeked and striped Jaeonef and Sw,s, Musllns;
e eanGp Observation-Disclosures HTrs HsRiseii Rsn Lawns
Hem stched and Rivere Cambria Handkerchief;
Gaeen and blue aeI BAREGE for Wells:
Cambria Dimity, Hair Cord Dimty
Silk Handkerchief Printed Cotton do, Madras do.
so cid Cheek c% exc GlS SeiH an s'e'''D
EarIstowr aud French Ginghams;
French English and American Calicoes.
Furniture Caicoss, Fine English Caiicoes;
10-4 la 1874 pure Linen Barnsey SHEETINGS;
81. IA, 81 lo.4 super double Hamhto' DANASho;
90, 81, IS double Dana k NAPKINS; ,DpS
Huckaback Towels, Scotch ami Russia VI AfEho'
Fiilow Case Linens, SO Window Hollands
CoIored and White Toilet QUILTS;
Lancaster Quilts, all sizes ;,,,-r,1,r
Beached aad unbsached !H' .,,, ~ WIS. RS
Ga. "a 1914, 12-4 Co ton stif+E III nIS;
Mar.borough Stripes York Drnims Twill Jeans;
Cottouades Fara'ure FrGges:
DsmssHs' Linen anA Cotton Mosquito NETTING;'
Bobinet Mo-guro Netting. -
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHINA CRATES for Dressesi
Richly Embodied Chr a Crepe SHAWLS;
Curious > carved Chinese IVORY FANS;
chy printed Feathe, Fans. pearl handles;
Plain white and black Feather Fans;
Silk Embroidered Chinese SCREENS;
Geld and 8 liver Psner Fans
1000 8a;seray Fans. cents each
myi2 IN IUUMAS BRADY, II ChartresH.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE

All New ri aterials uf I'll Latest Stvle
The the Iy"ItJ Crescent" would
their The ruh
JOB OFFICE their ablbnt and prepared
all kinds printing oa fa0orabts TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS or LAbING. DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., Sc,
style.
All mateasType, Presses, entirely new
the which vii enable
surpassed The
foundry Messrs. R. hos Co.. NewYok, which
guaranty their nceencebe type the well
Mes George Bruce Co. John T. White,
been selected with adapt to the business of
thu
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DAGU Err R EOTYPE.
MAGUIRE,s DAauERREoTvpr

would respectfully think. for the liberal patron
age bestowed ON him he had the honor az
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewcSrsap.
ave during which AS taken more norrait.
exhibited NJ the Fair in conpetor with Others taken by
ne best operator from NewYO and he was awarded Inc
ont those taken by himself Nj the public that his
he BEST. His long experience and constant practices ara
me ne to pslson, DESTROYS of instruction
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
pates at e2 per dozen Sooviis No for IS 2-guaranri
ne best plates made in the United States Cases ~ rs and
~ 30; NewYOrk Cameras at els
Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. 6 CAMP steet
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The remainder of the list we give in order, by
votes, to show the position of the rejected candi-
dates: Perdigner, Socialist; Nader de Monigan,
do; Greppo. DO; Thdre, do; Demay, do; Dalton
Shea, do; Proudhon, do; Langiois, do; Herve,
do; Faucher, Ministerial Garnon, do; Theirs,
do; Falloux, do; Maarmet, Socialist; Savary, do;
Chambolle, Ministerialist; Charassin, Socialist !;
Vidal, do; Hizay, do; Montague, do; Marie, Re-
publican; Mole, Legitimis,; Gentle, Socialist !;
Fould, Legitnlst; Montalembsrt, do; CADET, So
cialist. Thus we find Ledru Rollin second and
the Sergeant under arrest for breach of discipline
third on the poll. Lagrange, whose pistol shot on
the 23d of February preeipilated the revolution,
fourth, and another Sergeant is also high up in the
list Bac is the mildest of the lot; Pierre Leroux
is an atheist; NM Pyatt and Considerant are very
Red Republicans-the latter having presented the
act of impeachment lately against the President
and Ministry. Even Proudhon, the blasphemsr,
has upwards of 100000 votes, though rejected.
The detection, therefore, which has latterly been
prevalent is now accounted for.
The returns from the Departments are as follows:
50 out of So Departments are known. These 80
have returned 454 out of $50 members, and the re-
suits are as follows Moderates $685. Democrats and
Socialists 81, Doubtful u.s. OF those remaining to
be known it is said that in Aube the Moderates
will be reiurned-Charente the same.
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HOLMES s. co...

HOL NJ T. & CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
- E5PECFULLY inform the public and their former
~ customers. that they have re%ocedo l29 GKavlEh
fill orders for NERAL WATER for the supply OF sfeim-
boats. Hotels Bars and Private Families Or Tor Expona,ion
N B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Crocer and Com
t. SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Apparatus sp6 TN
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POINT LEAR, B.4LDWLN co UNITY, ala.
HAVING been leased by the undersigned will be -
II the first of June for the entertainment e!
of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. -
This esahishm mt is be autifny located the side OF
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gull
OF Mexico The water this point beng afodgs clear
and sat- (wth depth of feet within fifty yards OF The
shore) and having firm white sand bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing.
Blue-fish Pompano. Spanish Mackeel and all other fish
peculiar TO this latitude abound in the impediae riey
OF the Hotel Neverf failing Springs convenient dis
lance, furnish an abundant supply OF PURE WATER.
The bn dng Is entirely nts font to the South
of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per-
sons. The rooms are large and airy
safe and eommodou steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cear-Passase 81 cents.
The Of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in all
DeLy, Deductions made Tor families remaining the
Commuui atoms this subject addressed to the
undersigned, at Mobile, will be promptly attended to-
GEO. B. CLlTHERALL,
Mobile Ala May II 1919 myl9 3m Lessee
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HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL4DELPHL

HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
L friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years, has just
been elegantly Ielted. enlarged and efurnshe The l
most fashionable manner and the entire organization Of
every department complete The splendid OF
apartments can be had at all times by giving few hour
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, Tendefs it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia ethe
npon business or pleasure and there shall he
spared 10 have continue merit the liberal support ha.
heretofore received. Ii. J. HARTW ELL.
Es'- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always ii
readiness. myT dS WIFI
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
Saloon and Restaurant
MuRPHY's RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
loo O. Naxt IN tho 'Fhao fro

Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre.
rI1HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
1 the public that he has made extensive addi-
tons to his Establishment, rendering il the m0st efEA
TGoaEplRaNT vii at ali times me- be- supplied with
the choicest fave that the markets OF the city afford
style satisfy the fasdious Epicure Having um
Der OF Spacious Bedrooms, with entire furniture he
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS. with Or without
Lodging, by the day. week month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted,
and yisiters will find the Tables and appointments of this
establish ment equal TO in the city, and from its
the city.
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
care and effort the part THE subscriber shall be
wanting TO give general satisfaction 10 his patrons and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
TT The BAR, usual will always be furnished with
the best OF LIQUORS.
apll SIN RICHARD MURPHY.
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BILOXI HOUSE,

THHS establishment will be opened for the reception of
Il Vters on TUESDAY. May tn. The premises 81
have been completely renovated and the Hotel G:::
offers inducements in search of hea h Za
fort orpeaue equal if not SUPERIOR public house
and delightful village of BioN-of easy from New
Orleans The green sward in front OF the house
in width and shaded by great number of oak
magnolia and mulberry trees The table vii! be supplied
with the Injuries of the and of the New Orleans
market Attached 10 the house will he fOnDd Bath Houses
Stables and Bar ROM supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 10 rooms will please address the
Proprietor 1T Biloxi and forward their cations by
the Biloxi packets as there is but U. S. mail per week
my15 JOHN w. NIXON.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER. So Com

SMITH & BROTHER, Sc Common St.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLEs suitable for those 60
L ing to California. cheap and good. GA
BRIDES, Bits StinGps. Saddle Bags and kxfklA
Saddle WaIle:s. etc., etc. S
description among them may be found Caps Goats Capes
Leggngs. Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows. Air Beds,
Tarpaulins, Tents, Clothing Bags ETC.. etc.
All the sign of the G GOLDEN SADDLE, SO Common
street. EJ
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CARROLLTON HOTEL


'HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
L have Just taken the above Toned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys E;:
Billiard Room lee Cream Saloon, etc. ETC. apperain G..a
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable Improvements therein they
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Roardes 1t almost useless to expatiae the
attractions TO be found the tauo'lion lIOiel
Grounds. As suburban place of the estab
lsmeut is second to the South possessing. ii
does almost nnvaed scenery and the artificial helps oil
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers. suc
where he fouHd in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As of temporary rusiicaOn-as retreat from the
hustle and OF city eit merits than ordi
notice from the visitor
The undersigned apprse the the public that their arde
will always be onnd well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game Fish, ETC.; and they have laid finely
ssorted stock of Wines and Other Liquors. they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repasts TO private partes al
the shortest possible notice.
The undersg ned therefore qtte themselves that in add
ton their asluous efforts TO please the beauty Of
the location, its saubons The ease with which
be had their establishment by railroad render
the Cauotan Hotel the most desirable OF all summer resorts
for the citizens OF New Orleans.
ANGEL IL CHANDLER.
sv- For of Board, etc, inquire at the Pianen
Hotel. The Hotel in Cauollton. Capt. A. ASsxLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.


HIS favone of the citizens of louisiana Ms
4 sipp and adjoining States re-opened for the
reception of visite5 Saturday, May u. Various = 4
alterations and additions have been made during the Ss
winter. with view of rendering this establishment ageea
be and Wotby the patronage hitherto bestowed
The Pass rendered easy of access by the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon james L. Day aud Cali
lornia which leave Luke Ponchartran daily and the Mo
bile and Montezuma r-weekly
Attached the Hotel is an Academy for yonng Mise.
and Boys in separate departments under the able
OF Mr. Biackman well and favoraby known the
residents Of New Orleans The Academy will open June L.
Two Physicians, of well known stan ling. dwell the
Pass. R. I'll. MONTGOMERY, Manager
az All mailable left the Oicss Of Mes j.
r. Geddes Bank Place, and NJ. Juison Esq, OF
Canal and Camp will be forwarded daily. my25 3m
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
l. IN q rI,ll IL IllI IEl.I, AL. LII

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.
CORNER CUSYO.HHO USE md FRONT SITS
S4j lii be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS or
W WEDNESDAY, January 8 1919. Well fur <s,-sA
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. s..ssA
TABLE-the best the market will afford Esfsa
The above establishment has been built by The proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and Board
of the healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
EV Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
in the city. fIal dSI W.T. r. ALEXANDER Propretor
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. Lake end IF .Neto Shell Road
weil-kn0wn and tavOrite establishment and in 81
tends to make It. in every respect worthy the pat Ess
ronaSe OF is friends and those who wish to enjoy EkB
pleasant drive to OF the elegant and sauhons 70
treats in the country The gardens grounds will be kep
in the best order he will have boats all 10 Keep
his table supplied with the hnny tribe fresh from their ocean
home. He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
scrption of wild and all the ecacies that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
= Come come all. ~ IdiO hml la HIEKOK
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL

HiS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
nisbed will be opened on the 10th of May for the -.
reception of Visiies and Families wishing spend the :
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The under ~
signed have purchased this property for permanent
dsnce and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engased and no
pains nor expense will be spared to render the stay of ver
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml Z. LEWIS Il O.
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IMMEDIATELY


VXTUOLESAL LIE pure hai call and examine my very
w large stock of BATS and CAPS in store and -
- constantly receiving by every arrival from New 80
~ York, direct from my mandatory in New.
~ ark, N J. can sell cheaper than any other house in
~ the city. and there cannot be found New Orleansa
assortment of those articles have present store
800 dozen Of black. white and pearl BUENA XSTAS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE,
fila % CusOmhOuse st., up stairs
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DENTISTRY. &c.

,s DENTAL NOTICE.
/ KS. PEARSON and ANFOIIX inform tbe, patents
their Office iIom oas ae S consulted I" daily at
f FasuR GEEK ps wen in
appreciated 10 require enumeratng His Block Teeth are
parlcunIy worthy the atentan of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices graded the crcumstauces Of
A. Office at their residence, B.akONNE street, near
CahaI stieet ana IT
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121 GRdpfER Street, bet1een st. Charics and Caron.
deeL Strees-One door from TIE of Car0ade{et 81
M RS. WILSON, (lae of q BienvIle street respect,
NJ fully informs her friends and the public generally r.
that she continues in the above ihle location
pied by her during the last year. She has had X
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the acconmo.
daion oil gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgeu, attention the comfort and con
OF her patrons and
the same. Her terms will be, heretofore MOpERArE
NJ 1y d&W
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Innrasa,ateLy fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going up Ouachita or Red River or con
ing of said Rivers will find il to their advan- ii
tage to stop with him, all the Boats stop at Bayou 1
Sara. Horses Carriages and Bugeies always hire ,
ty2 ly T. B. SMITH pTopeioT
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- :, D6N Az
II SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
-. friends and the public that he has f<rsszxs<ssA
not lett. and does not inteui 10 leave the tSS14e2
e aS lie may still be consnlled-at his Oldl iY%A
md 81. Charles street. mh2l n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
FRANCE.

The latest n,ehg ence from Rome dated June - but
there IL nothing important In It. the only inference 10 be
drawn being that the French we're sul strengthening
themselves the breach they have made, beyond which
they unable to pass without more fighting, they
breach inner inrcnchment built behind the
fret by the Romans
The weekly Of the Bank 81 France to
hand they show that the amount Of bullion In Pans and
the Branch Banks had increased S00oo The discount
accommodation had decreased l,oo0o0o The amount
current OF the Treasury has decreased upward Of 100000
The bullion IN the Bank OF France nearly amounts TO the
value Of the notes IN circulation.
The Minister Of War had received two dispatches
from Gen Oudinoi containing particulars Of the siege
operations
The ministerial journals hold on their way soberly
avoiding all exciting topics. The opposition papers
obliged 10 observe lees prudent course, protest n
general against the restraints under which they sui
fer. alleging ndsputahe truth that such restraint
noihe maintained long without causing reaction az very
serious character. President Napoleon has addressed
Communication 10 the Colonel Of the National Guards
hsvTs In reply address sent him nom the officers Of
ms Legncn He says
CoLoSrL-The legion OF Havre has addressed TO me.
on my conduct on June \, fluctuations which affect
and assurances OF order upon which will reply the
cause Of order be again threatened bur let hope that
he attitude assumed by the well intended ciuzens wal
preserve the country from the attempts anarchy. Be
request you Colonel the interpreter OF expression o.
g'anssde 10 the National Guards, aud believe me- &C &c