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The triumph d democracy in Connecticut this spring.
has been achieved against hard-fought battle by our
opponsnis Money has been used against US by lavish
hands. The thorough and most complete organization
Of the wings brought to bear against the democrats
All the actcsall the the cool calcula-
sicnsll The tremendous power Of the whig party com.
bined was brought into the field There were few
perhaps lever than notwithstanding local The
essst orators among the wings were brought here and
frtemen thst the issue bold and broadthat il
for and against President Taylos administration and its
measures-that wing triumph would encourage and
srsngthen the administration at Washington, and that
dsfes would indeed be sad thing for it. The democ-
Iacy rallied upon its old and cherished patfomthe plat
form Of the Unionof progress in governmentof pro-
lection to the rights OF all the States The day was as
pleasant spring itself genial sun invited the free
men to leave their shops and their homes, and rally
around the polls The vote was an unusually large one.
The wings had in nomination one OF their best and
strongest The democracy rallied around the stand
ard OF Of the pures and bravest Of their members.
He had done real service in his country's
known q = generous talented. honest man. A noble
umph-"stnght-o withouta spot Of blemish-is this
one Just achieved by DEMocRAcY OF CoEHEcTIcuT.
Hartford DAILY Times.
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DIED,

On Thursday morning. lth KATE VERNON infant
daughter Of DANIEL and MATILDA b. SMITH, aged months and
days.
On instant painful Illness residence
Of murray, RICHARD c. THOMPSON, in the 2oth
Of his age, formerly Of Culpeper Court House, Virginia
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CoIIscros's orvrcr, March ls 1850
Irr TAxEsDedncsicn for prompt P.yent.- dn sse
All
have paid hs Of January notified that dedn
ton Of eight will be allowed from such bills f said year
paid once before the hrss april
A. ROTHWELL,
March oo-tswawn Collector
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III AZ removed his Office building corner Of 18th
and Pennsyvana avenue where he viii be happy his
Fellow citizens In the noara All claims upon the
o. ~ agents pensions hpay claims, and ali other business
win fidelity and desnc an letter. 10 receive
ID. G. =
An i0-ly
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90 Smithsonian Lectures.-The Of
will delivered by Professor LEWIS c. BKoK Of New Brunswick
subject "The Chemistry Of Nature non the following
Monday April sth "Wednesday, April lotj Friday April ah
Lecture TO begin At O'Clock precisely. Ap9-dtl9th
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Lewis. Panoraa. or ans M,s.,..lppl.
Afftrao = Erhiblti1,

TO give those living distance attend during
me evening an opportunity OF visiting this great work. the popr
etofs have concluded each week.
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, commencing ~ O'Clock
p. m. Adnttance IS cents. Apt
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TUE Great RsfBe cf Fancy Goods viii take place
next week Subscribers who paid ff their chances are
respectfully requested call this week The afie
sists OF beautiful and ornamental and useful, worth
thirteen hundred dollars hundred numbers, and
my premiums. % EACH paid when subscribed
APPS Ness ID Browns Hotel
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, instant by L. +. MoRoAs
SAMUEL LAMBoRN, of Ohio, 70 VIRGINIA kLEIBERi Of
Washington.
Tuesday evening BY the Rev. Mr. PVSE, DR. JAMES H.
CAUSTEN IT,, to Miss ANNIE PAYNE, beth Of this city.
On Wednesday evening" April TO- by the Rev G. W. SANsoN
Mr. CHARLES WILSON TO Miss MARY THOMPSON BLox-
HAM, all Of Washington.
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HAYTl Imprisonment ofa United States consul. The
Turks Island Gazette OF the 18th ultmo, contains the
following:

--LATEST PROM HAyr--The schooner Araminta, Captain
Brownow, arrived Monday last, from Porto Rico He
brings the that American captain had heen seized
upon and imprisoned by the Emperor Solonque for what
is known by Captain b The American consul
piled for his release but refused-he Emperor i'm
forming him he would off his (,he consuls head,
IL he persisted in his demands. The American consul,
finding it would be impossible obtain the captains
BY fair means bribed tie guards and thus the cap
tain cleared. Soionque Immediately imprisoned The
American consul The English and French consuls inter-
fered behalf OF the American agent This all that
had anspired last adyices from the Cape Porto Rico
Two American of war had gone up Cape Hayden
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODs.--LANE \
IuCkEk merchant siors, Pennsylvania avenue have Just
esssa direct from New York ofe latest arrivals large and well
public. = -
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evidence Of the unpopularty Of administration the
elections 10 New York. Connecticut, and Ohio have fur
shed The wings utterly routed; and these elections
precursors Of other and greater triumphs OF the
democracy 10 be achieved At the general elections 10 other
taates- We cannot speak OF the waning popularity OF
The administration for il never has had any TO wane. and
d viii nsveYwax. baltimore Republican.
"HAnE TEE nALLoo p'-Colonel Baker promised
his audience that when he heard the result oil the election
In Connscticut lot him be where he would, alone or la
Company, hs would o into the street, his hat and
give thrss cheers for the glorious whis victoy-NsU Ha
Sss Rsgis~.
Il would b amusing to see him at it,
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BostOw Ba~k pividsmds.

The April dividend reased capital has risen from
"a per In s47 80 In 1850 In New York the div
dend for the present year scarcely larger than those OF
last year. The profits declared since January have been
as follows on IL banks
New Fork Ba~k Dividends.
Capital. Dividends
1919 8l2lS9.100 S54I692
1850 l2,669, 800 51S.Oi4
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vIsrrrno FiRxxxs The New York Hook and Ladder
Company, escorted by delegations from the New Market,
Fendhip and oiher fire companies of Baltimore, visited
dis City yesterday morning, and were handsomely
srained ~ the franklin and Anacoslia Companies BY
iavaon Of no former, they parook Of sumpsuous repast
hs Irving House, and subsequently, paid their respects
The President Of the United States, visiting, also, the
Psssnt O6os Washington Monument Smithsonian Insti-
tuts Capitol and other places of interest," Ia tho evening
sy dinsd with the Anacosa Company At the Navy Yard,
and sock their departure in the afternoon train for Balt-
more. The New Workers fne-ooking body Of men,
and were accompanied BY splendid band Of music.
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NEW spring Dry Goods.-BARNEs d MITCHELL are
~ now opening their spring sumner
goods 20 which, without enumerana articles they 70
iey invite the attention OF the eoeown
hexandna and the ndoninE them that larger,
more eexn Or cheaper Of every description Of wear
Their supply q ladies' fancy dress goods, partcuay ma
greater and more brilliant nn and, many
their recent purchases from auction win he sold much below
goods such
Capcunp, Canton msttnrs, floor oiIccths, rugs.
White marsailes and imperial quilts.
sheeung$ table diapers, table and piano &c
Between SIN and oh streets, Pennsylvania avenue
April 6-codswf
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TRIAL OF Professor j. w. webster, the Murder OF
D, Pmkman In pamphlet form, portraits. This day
ccivcd Tor sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
ApI2 Bookseiers, street.
WE understand that DR. o. a. Partridge. OF Phiisdei-
phia, who well known for his successful
cutaneous diseases, win be National Hotel city
Friday where have opportunity consulting
him professionally. Ap t1-3s (
NEW hooks this day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Extrsordi-
~ nary Popular Delusons BY Charles Mackay,
Thames and iu Tributaries, &c vols The Drueg Geners
ceipt Book containing recipes for
medicines autcus mineral waters, kc BY Henry Beasc The
American Medical formua designed for medical
Pharmaceutical students BY John 3. Resse, N. D.
TAYLOR MAURY,
APT booksellers, near o,l.
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nv GREEN y TAsrET. Aaetionsers.
AND M S..a VI . s AgS
q On q near Ss q q street,
Mahogany antique, Louis < " style and Grselan
e Nj s ,s:s.as ss :i@''' ''''
Do dining and breakfast, and other tables
% ans as.a a., Top. wash a. closet
sss .s sss: &C.
Cottage and other cane-seai chairs
s sSs
Ggsndo.ss pine %. oi ns and Sa other lamps
winch a arc ne White french china dinner and
Cut glass gobiets, Britannia set, &c.
Sss, tapestry ingram ball. as and sp carpets
@
SDs sn e ~ 8, 9. win y
Apll-du Ancuonsers.
SraAw Matthias. Floor o,l-closh., Sc. we
g piece. y superior Canton %s'sns perfectly fresh
g psss s new sssy naa ss s Gss
S piece. sapsor Sosss 49, s s ssssg
70 pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
q pieces bun and white blipdlinen, all widths
50 sets extra rich muslin curtains
so pieces embroidered muslin, low-prced.
. y oa nn @ Sw snS so Isn
and piano covers, fur oiIcIoths, &C., &C.
% n Nc e
Sp 4~sawif p.H. HooEA CO.
OR SALEOne sixth of the North American
hmen of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including
printing attached This includes
engines and all other property belonging
concern The North American Is well known one q the oldest
Joy. patronage present ss:.snsy
profitable The above opportunity
investment Terms low For further address.
Propr,ors Sun, corner Nassau
streets, New York city. Ap 9-d2w
NOTICE.A persons in
able property, the Washington year 1885,
hereby informed Board OF Appeal will be In seson
Assessors room, basement story City Hail. Thursday, the ilt
instant from will continue from day day,
sunday excepted, during the hearing
and deciding appeals, until the 2oh instant Inclusive
II. r. HARDNESS,
Apl0-d Secretary Of the Board Of Assessors.
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HssRv sauITz, esq.
sR We Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States Of Kennedy and shutx the Bank OF
Georgia, &C.
Tho judgment founded mainly The
by circuit court and the superstition
sumption that the counsel who assented 70 that decree repcscnfe
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EM - -
BALTIMoRE AND wAsHIsGTOH RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at .. m. and AZ daily, and a.
Baltimore Al and p. daily, and daily
eegt Sunday.
TINTED states Ordinances Manual, 1850. Just issued
and fog sale in washington by r.vrop : u.upv
Booksellers, Oh street.
Army Regulations Register Navy Register
United States Blue Book, or onhcal Register.
And all oter public documents oficial publications.
Apnl6
NEW styles spring Cassmsres, vestings 4 Cloths.
We have received and most fashionable assortment Of
prepared order very
moderate Members Of Congress and
general supply fancy suitable for approaching
s%i7-sawsw DuvALL : BROTHER
NEW BOOKS. Prisons, being Of Thomas cayes
so aes psy J Pampos Place Book. Vol. a
Prose and Poeucai Writings Of Charles sprxgue. lvo.
studies in Christian Biography. by samuel osgood. VOL
Az 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
sellers sh street. received from publisher
soPni Of" swedenbog publications; among which viii
biography o. swedeubors BY williamson
Book Of Worship BY order OF the General Convention.
The Divine Love and Wisdom Translated from the Latin Of
hs Divine PIoydeqss: by swsdensos Originally published
Dictionary Correspondence Representative &C. by
borg
The Athanasian Creed &C. Explained by swedenborE.
Reasons for Embracing the Doctrines and Disclosures Of Sweden
borg
And many pamphlets, tracts, &C. Aplo
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wAsnlseros, March %, 1850.
April i2-lt p#N
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WOMAN IN France, during the Eighteenth C~-suy
w by the author OF .Madcine.1
Memoirs OF Hungarian Lady by PuIszky
This day received FOR sale by TAYLOR MAuRY,
Ap booksellers ON
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nOAuDmo Heuss FOR Rsns.-The four story, double
vuee scuh sde, zh street The ccston scsrd
- hSuss. y nns9zpessed. Ap p-0sw1w
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COM MERCIAL.

wAsHIssros, April, lsSO.
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saprems Court OF the United states.

i72 EAsr Broadway, N. Y April ., 1850.
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good ord good mid 70 nir 20 good fair.
Upland and rcdss, y! al. iasiat laaI9t ls4s-
The demand for bread.us not sstve except Tor bond
ed Canadian. Sales straight State, 81 81 81 81; mixed
Michigan IS 50 II good Ohio, IS I2a s. 81 southern
firm at 50 IS 80. Rye -four 81 10. Corn meal 81 60;
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CDUCATrON-Rev. u. CARRIERS Boarding schoo
Tor hs and Young Men, suasbure Lancaster Pennsi
vnnia The whole session Of 1--WE 500 Tn
session win the first Monday OF May 70
circulars, reference, Sc address Rev. d. mcCARTER, pncipa
snd proprietor. Mar Nd
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BURGOvNE q CO.,
BANKERS.

Hon VIM NJ. Gwin Hon. j. O. Fremont.
APP e-d1m
NEW Mousselnes de LANES. Bercges Tissues. silks
kcWe have received the following, TO which we invite the
tenton OF the ladies';
20 pieces choice style spring mousreines.
30 pieces medium and low priced spring mour<cincs.
20 pieces plain fancy cooed mouseline in pink, blue
Ereen and grave coors, best grades.
0Opces beese mode drub, gray pink, blue, green,
shades named color
q pieces figured six tissues, In stie patterns
70 berege de aine beautiful goods for spring. assorted grades
In silks have received
10 pieces bcs, eIsce silks, choice spring shades.
s pieces medium quality do. do.
Is pieces plain and striped Race silks
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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MEMOIRS OF n Hungarian Lady by There's Pulszhy
M with Historical Introduction by Francis Pusxky; vol
Woman in Fmnce, during the Eighteenth Century by jun
The Church World, lecture by the Right Rev.
Hughes, d. D. Bishop Of New York; price cents.
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Georgia Jenersonan the city Gnn,
the Georgia editor,n
his journal ofa February 1885, iha have done muci
"Georgians, particularly those
gusia, should feel grateful for services" He further s
Iong-an honest and honorable -
pressing conviction that have been wronged hut oea
shall change tai opinion Cola TO Is ua
when principle IL in question
publication ofhe decree Of the Supreme Court In this
by Porter president Of the bank, entire appreciation
hold that public interested in the standing Of all banks
their money, and especially whom
thirds Of the capital Of bank involved In lawsuit the public
like court should question fully H.
order that IL act according 20 t- own interest
my win break the bank II, then,
money period Of thirty past
that ts had seriously injured th,
bank kept value OF lie stock Then what The
pys "Le the bank do JUSTICE and what does not belong
and giving what will break The bank let
broken feel thai has night get his own, be the fate
In event. e bank has ensaiied
the uia II cruelty dealt out 10 the Bridge Bank
MY honor my talents my pride, and reputation
with this property coutesdng reposession the
advice and win spend the last dollar raise
Of my life in the ccmhai and should
dear life win sink into honoraby
coniendng nTam not 70 enjoy Il, others may, nay
fion, but not the bank
An abrSsen ofthe stands thus built the bridge and
got the States Of south Carolina Georgia coe
toll John McKnne became partncr he his
this bridge for his private debt the bank the bank took
bridge from me BY force the debts Of John Mcknne
partner, James Lambkn. owed that bank dollar
The bank alarmed and cold Lamar he alarmed
the council Of The bound
the those parties received ard she back from
she The Of the bridge $4,000 per my
ciaim the bank stands ooo which little
thirds Of its capa and four years will equal
whole capital Of bank My pay up mortgage with
and the bank give back my BRIDGE aud pay up
ceipts with interest
hope may be excused for having espassed the public with
this long and plain statement; nothing further u in
formation shall by Of letter from the Hon.
Daniel Webster and Judge A. r. Butler me- regard
trial in this case, for which bill progress be hea
HENRY sHuLTZ.
wAsuseros, D. O., April ., 1850.
wnmSoros, March "a, lsso.
HsxRv ssuITz, esq
We have the Supreme Court Of the
United States the Of Kennedy and sha % the Bank Of
Georgia, &C.
The Judgment q the court Is founded mainly on hs consent DE-
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SALs 6 ]! q J. &
].

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSERVATION of the
N LuSGs6 SPTrTING OF BLo9D. CouGHs, C0Lps,
ASTHMA, PAIN in THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS 'HooPfNe
.CopGH, and all Pulmonary Affections. go . !,
s. toPINIoJNSt OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says DR.. Rogers LIVER
WoKf and II r only gives immediate relief Coughs
and Folds but from the testimony of men Of the highest
standing here and elsewhere it is making very remarka
The Railway Register adds We have heard il stated
by persons of respecfabty who have used
cine that il is one of the most remarkable medicines OF the
age, for Couch Colds, Influenza BIonchis Asthma Pain
IN the SIDE and Breast Splitting 0t Blood, Whoopng Cough,
nate in Consumption; and Ore certificates attached TO the
advertisements would seem fully TO Justify this statement
LIyERWORT,
This Plant has for many years. been found be of singu
lar virtue in the Of Affections Of the Liver. More
recently t aseertanea that possessed great powef in
aesng bleeding at the Lungs Coughs Of chronic charac
3 sts and OF essential seEySe & all diseases ola
Tbis article Is NOW universally bete
healing and efficient application for diseased or deeaying
Lungs, portion Of the esy muscular parts OF The
human body is medicinal and pTeseyatye qualities were
understood by the Egyptians in The early ages Of the world,
and no doubt now exists among scientific men h9t the pre-
paaion used in the enhamnent Of bodies, was composed
rnelpay 81 this Ingredient IN later was onnd e
this day it Is their principal and, in fact only or an
n9sound state Of the hug OF any appr9ac9 70 II Ihose
Know thar death from Consumption q unknown among
them The medicalacRly in all countries appear to baye
become aware OF the great hesng properties OF this ele
and are now introducing IN their paece. Dr. Buchanso
England; Uf. Cnchton, OF ST. Petersburg; DR. la Feure,
of Paris and the Distinguished DIR. Cooper, have been in the
habit o combining It with other articles in her prescriptions
~ BsioGre al Coutterfsits and base LulitdtiOnsf
, f3sr Thegenuihe article signed ANDREw R0sERs, on
~ PRtCE, q per Bottle, on Six Bottles Tor So Sold
"s'.''a - yc t5sfI MEAD chsitrs .tse.
8 3md&W between Cont and St. Louis sts. N Orleans.
LIE GENERAL ADMITS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES,
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TN QpART sBgTFhEs.
tsH sHg{ah AsD PERMANENT Guar ALI DIS
ipo6 "a HlsSiE o. q II. TS ~ 'E
sts.e e. Eskess Eel Ihesusatisan, 0bstsaats c,aa>.
e gss e &c rssl.lss " fsss
1s 4. Seed Head, Ealdrgsu.eHa asa PSia ef
s s ssss ss sSs :n: ss,1I'sa sss, q ss
49,. x,,ssases er1ssne from an iadieioas Ess AZ
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dlda sds he ost sluarv iln le most
sslss 81 as 81 sss Is snso @
sna the Approximation o pdbfo and las ea5isbeSs o
Ss saEos sopouns bearing the SS Il ss ea9f S q
ecos June p si ssd , sea, " M aGt furnished IL ihe
Sslo@ s WV have sA y capahle ofsdolg isf ne
rlennss ana sge viii dlssase ppAi
Hes slEor uqugs.eus ts whole animal frame me-
NJ a. Anether cs,re OF scrofslia.
ne vtottine striking and, viii be- stso an,
q H. Ss a,Ss cue q sc%ns sf p, g s 81
ms. s.....is ouTAFss4. Conn. Jan. i, 1875.
Your sspsrs "a t6e Sss II S Wiz effected sy
sicssd with The scfaiuIa paris he BODY ia
SR s,sssy Ss aS W SE sceI
Ss MS. ~ ,. Fs sssa ne aeass STACKED ard
~ lald OPEN which WIS done but without any pessssni
@ sssDs rs sa sso'a Es 9sSsa S asre ,aesd .
decided and aseshle effect, relsgDs her more has any
a4N
bottle % hs asopsbment AID delight OF her trends, shs
i2and hff health quite noTad Il Il now over q
me enfr WIS effected d Der health remains god sh,ne
US 4se1s WA fhgfougly eadeAisi from the systems hl
an ~ showing 70 1ese facts, and ink very
%'ss's p eAAis Sarsspafila Sfpalss with respect.
EsI.aet feRa lsltefreesved from Nj M W. Hams. 4
fS.t.snFl well Known in Louisa county, Ma: - )
aedi have cured negro boy Of mine with soar
Nno q attacked with SeEnlil, and Of
rseaeress Hal, Va. lulg y, 1855 ~
'A%ut EAkeARARIILA seems aninst unnecessary %
fdlfeg altentae, u an article 81 well know al ~
NenHiet ~ NJ prepaauoni but patients oiien Who arisn
spo s es,iae e ss aanes 2 70 wo
the tlIfne d this valuable root and We
cqnief greafef benefit reader t,eh n is
attention q NE adyeriiaementof te bser sn1 "a
e ' rss holtls ne recently beer hold sd6st
y Tbs al the rnena value Of the root rbe -
hets1rd has proved 10 eilicacg curing lie pass
fqE which il ree0mnlended and ttlse ureset time
than ans ner perhaps j. tbs medicine nsefnl In prrsS
ine sis,s& los ehaase 81 seasqn jour- Spf Iss
y. SANDS, Drggkte and Chemist 100 Fulton sifee 90.
Of William New York. Sold also by Drug isss sere
rally tlo1fhon the United States and the Calladss fce
~ Per bottle; aix bottles for -. -
~ Fer ese By IcliIES & co, i. JARVIS 4 co.
s9d u. 4 nEDf New Oreans JOSEPH PACKER,
b hsIs ss'3 sK ksuss 3 IL u & So0 W.
sIaef a. kitlOfIs Opelonsaas and BALL x ATTAIN
n4le4 san 1YzS 1d2 Win Z
fsoQ bhs. of yadpa. hsts. landing sud ri
~ s lsgassso slssls al u is1d alniss.
Ntli,A kslssA 9 80 q. 3 eiis. 15seS IN
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CARRIAGES. ETC.

: sADDLEEtY AND IA-RUBBER GOODS.
ca We have on hand large as. Cs1ySS- : IN
INDIA Ee9 R6 81 II EtRea tG e 4 III
suitable for persons going to Cali ~
ieTnS soelI de ss Beds Pillow Blankets Legg9Es, CIoaks
India Rubber Clotbs and Tents. 80 :
complete stock Of skkbbSSLERy TR1rNKs and
HARNESS, az Wholesale and Retail. at the lowest market
price, 1D Country Merchants and Saddes can be sup.
s9 i, Msh every article ~ our Inc Orders put up
aG1 dSw s. COMMON o. n@s &. sSd Il CANA CANA ,
II AI9HAI...Lo UIsIANA s CARRIAGE REPosT-
sTREETs, Rear Of the ST. Charles tote.NH r. fxf ~
BEACH having moved from 46 and 4S Royal -
street g The above establishment, viii keep constantly
the latest and most beautiful models finished IN the most per-
sst STYLE many Ct winch were Originated and built expressly
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where. aa4 ,1J nlS 6Dd&W
CARRIAGES CARRIAtsEss-T esdbscFibersilaye
ment ofC ARRIAGs, and are constantly receiv ~
ing fom the best Northern Mannfactories every -5k
StHle and Variety Purchasers You'd d well to give rs
oz5 6ndNW iO5 st. Charles street.
-, CARRIAlaE NiANURAgTORY.
tin patronage that has been extended very hbe
mon street, has Induced US the last summer 10 ~ ~
s5 Ss al lHgs building espssg Ior RgtPetu
the largest hols the Southern Country and Are reared
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