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HTGH sCHOOL-Atthe corner of Race and Constance
H streets, By Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
RATES PER MONTH:
9th Class in Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and
al GeogIaphy . W
Geography ....'...........,..,.t... t 90
Sd Class - - with Freuch...,...., : 60
I'd Ciazs sc g" with Latin or Greek. 10
lat t'lass - with Mathematics,
All the Glasses exercised in PeHmanshp. COmpO on and
Defamation, weekly, by att the Pupils sufficiently advanced.
Evening Glasses will be commenced the first Mon
day in Nuvember-per Month 50. ol4 limos
DUBIIC SCHOOL NOTICE-The Second Municipal.
L uy Night School will be opened on MONDAY, the l4th
inst, in the Marshall Scnoo House.
An white mEe residents, between the ages of and
twenyOne who engaged throug the day in
useful occupation, privileged 10 attend.
Apple for admission must be made the Recorder,
either member Of the Committee the Principal of the
School.
School hours, from 6l5 to 9 O'Clock.
COMMITTEE:
Al. LINCOLN, J. L. LEVY, W. MONAGHAN.
n1l I'm,
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FOR SALE.

NIsIk GIPsEY. She is bran new, having Just sEa4
arrived on her first passage; built OF the best &4E
natsTsIs. registers 2O tons but 254 and s-A1
viii GARY about 1000 barrels. THIS vessel is Just fitted
snd ia we'll found sails rigging etc. and is in every respect
eompIete and superior vessel She be seen ct Toni
Street whar Mobile, and if applied for VIII be sold ow
fV' III S. Gil kRLOCK, a St. Michael st. Mobile
o24 or VIM ]. DEWEY, "a Gravier street. n. Orleans
DIANO FORTE FOR SALE-A very supe-
l. rior toned Piano Forte, nearly new, ks1Iss-7.,
made by Clemm Brothers Phladelphis, Asas.sss ~
will be sold bargain, Apply az No 22Y M n p
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Dusin,ss this week has been inactive. For produce
generally the demand has bsen limited, the state OF
affairs the continent causing parties to hesitate In
their operations which to come extent has tsndst TO
produce this dunees but later accounts lead as to
hone these differences may be settled, may expscta
retuf that sithy trade which has prevailed hers
during thu year The accounts from the continent
report continued dunnsss In and coffee, prices
of which had undergone further decline at ehtnt:
Antwerp and other Belgian ports. In the money and
share markets there is little change to report, We
learn By electric telegraph that the Lond0u Stosk
Fxchange tot Day hills lees numerous, and rates
consequeutly lover The quotations given we're Am.
s,erdsm IL 1sk TO n is ditto at sight III Is 70 III
16k :Ant~erp, rs 20 Hsmbrt ~ 70 81 p.terseurgh,
az 40 70 sTk Paris ut sight % lax 10 rs l7H ditto
three nonths. 2t IS to as Frankfort. llsh to y
The cotton market opened With considerable de-
prestion on Saturday end holders accepted sraduc-
zion o. enc eighth Of penny TO fsrthing per 10 on
the eurrsnt qualities of American On MontsJ the
sccoprts rer the America we're received anu q. they
contained advces Of considerable irosts In the south
ern States Q decided change took place. sui prices
fully recovered the previous depreseion since tns
day the market kss been someshst irregulaf, put
scsed this afternoon at slightly advanced rates for
the better qualities 81 Americas ~hst the lover and
uidding sorts are enc eighth Of penny per 10.
6ssr.r The efasisl quotations Pair Orleans "a
fair Mobiles sne Upi.nds fAai aud midding dsscrip
tons IVA toTafsd perlb The transactions OF ths
week e2Tto bales. Of whics go are on spee5ia-
tlon. spd 900 fcr export The stock % cetyra In
this port u estimstsd 81 tAcoo bales Of vhce 80 oco
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Interesting n ON Mexico.

III Monitor Rsputittavo, OF the 18Th ult, thus
sums up the returns received up that date OF the
votes cast IN the recent Presidential election
For GIN ARIsrA The Federal District, and the
States If Jalsco, San Luis Potos, Qaeretaro,
Guansjuato, Mexico, Osjsca, Vera Cruz, Coahuiia,
Tamauiipas and Sinaloa-Il.
For SR. Rosa Durango ard Huevo- Leon-2.
For GEN. ALMoNTE.- Guerrero aud Zacatecas-2
For SR. COME PEDRAZA.-Mlchoacan-l
For SR. MUUcA.-Puebla--l
There vas no election in Tabasco and Chihua-
hua Some other States were still 10 be heard
fTCm.
From the foregoing summary II IA clear that Gen
Afisia has been elected PIE sident Of the Republic,
by large majority.
In the other Mexican news we fad nothing Of
naIficnlnr interest
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Maritime Items.

STEAMER BUREsD-TBR CREW OF THE BREMES BRIo
ISABELLE, Erc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1850.
The steamer Columbus Of this port, burnt, yes
teidsy, at the mouth OF the Potomac. The we're
all saved She was used as . passenger aud fright
boat between Baltimore and Richmond She had ON
board valuable cargo. The loss Is probably $4,000.
The U. 8. ship John Adams, arrived at Norfolk,
brings in sdditioa to the officers aud crew Of tho
yorktown, the oflsers and Of the Bremen shi,
Isabelle, also wrecked near the yorktown.
Bosros, Nov Billy M.
The stcnington line from New York has just ar
rived. The Norwich line Is not yet in.
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Mor,ment. OF pa.sIngulshed PeopIe.

Hon. q. n. Cleveland, Connecticut Hon y. W.
bradbury, Maine Hon. NJ Norris, New Hsmp.hirs 7;
Hon q q Phelps, Vermont Hon l. Burro~s. Albion,
New Yort DR. n Graves, Corning DR. Rogers Ns~
geresy N Mcfarland, Nsw Jersey Gen. Durham,
Wet Troy , ". Marble, Albany Gouls, Boston;
J. n Atwood Phiadeiphis; arrived yesterday ~ the
Irving Houre.
RS shelton. Boston Hon y y. St. John, Albany
N Locms Troy Hon. 8 Elliott, Boston, Colonel Hs-
milton. Albany Hon. Q. A. Elicit. Boston we're
an org the arrivals yesterday nj the Aston
Bvrjsrnin Calender, Bcs<cn A. NORRIS. New Jersey
NJ wlkinron. ,Mlss H. ". rheips, tsston wers
among the arrivals yesterday A. the American
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Tie snisrsnt train from Rochestes, with one pas
sepger car attached, which left Rochester at 1o,<
o'clock A. M in collision with the express train
frcm Buffalo shout and half miles west OF iron
on q curve in the roads. Both trains going slow
stths time, but the consequence that smigrant
car was smashed up, killing man. and severely In
juring seversiethers One woman is not expected to
live. One MAJ had his collar bone broken. On the
express train, tie baggage completely broken
to pieces Both engines are badly injured, end are
now lying that Of the emisr ant train, perfect
wreck.
p. s.--The women has since died. MT Houghtailing,
conductor had one bone Of the left leg fractured and
siso q disocation Of the ankle joint. His I'M ariss
were promptly attended to by DR.. danson, of this
plAce.
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There being result or, In other words neither of
the candidates having majority motion to adjourn,
Here scene OF the most indescrbabls confusion
arose. Every member OF the house, both lay and
CLERICAL r. , On 'ps, Isss ,, snsn ;s YER 20
The chairman, by the noise and confusion, CON-
pletely paralyz ned. At length
Doctor HAWKS obtained the floor, and he moved 10
lay the motion to adjourn sine die, the table which
carried lie then followed up his motion TO lay
the table by another namely, that the convention
do aojSurn to eight o'clock this evening and that in
the mesEtme the fri, nds OF Drs Creighton and will
ems should meet and confer together In order that
they nignt agree upon either Of .ne o,na,satss o.
q committee might be appointed, and ominstion
made that all parties m light unite on This motion was
And the convention then adjourned to o'clock.
xvRNINs SESSION.
Ats o'clock the Convention re.sseembed and was
called 70 oIesr ny DR.. wainwright, the President.
The Rev Mr.. PAREs moved that, alter the reading OF
the minutes, the House adjourn sine die.
Mr.. Bsrrs, from Newburgh mo red that the question
be taken BY orders. Five member, having called for
that mode OF Hing the Of the House. the quss
tion was put In that way, and carried, the vote
standing "a foiows:-
CLERGY. IAfrr.
Aver. I'D Ayes. lo3
The motion carried.
Upon motion, it vas ordered tbst the Secretary be
at liberty te the ususl number Of copies OF the
jourpsl TO be printed for the OF the memeers.
vote OF thanks was then rendered 10 the Rev. Or.
Hseht for his services Mt this CONVENTION well ne
fer bis general services Secretary for twelve
A vote Of thanks was then given 20 DR. Creighton,
for his able and dtgnined conduct as President OF the
DR. wainrisht then vacated the chair, and DIR.
Creighton was called TO preside and vote OF thanks
given to DR.. Wanrisht, for his dignihed snd I'M
partial conduct while he occupied the chair
Ths minutes we're then read aud approved, and the
meeting adjourned, after singing the Glors Ia Ex-
Cslss," and prayer By DR. Creighton.
Thus has the Convention ended, after three days
diteussion, without any result.
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ALsAsY, November 20, 1850.
Rsporte have reached hers of considerable damage
having been done by the recent storms, in the neigh
borhood Of Cansndagus and the failure OF the mails.
this afternoon, west OF syrssase, would to
nim the rumors At Syracuse, and the south part OF
onondags county great quantity Of rain fell, and
much damage has been done to the roads and brdses
We have freshst in the river, at Albany, and the
water Ia over the docks
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Sir Hsmilton Seymour nsa arrived at Lisbon to pro-
sscute dozen Englsh claims. Mr.. Clay vas. accord
Ing TO lsst accounts at Paris route fot lisbon. to
hquidate equal number Of American claims recoz-
niEed by this government virtually under coercion
last July, and to make srrang mens for the arb.rs-
tion OF the French government In the "a the De-
neral Armurong. Don Paeidco wss also expected TO
revisit the shores Of the Tsgus With smixtd British,
Grask. and French commission 20 invesdgite and
award his claim upon Portugal IN order that arsece
msy MIKE good the value. " any. Of the dosumsn ts
taid to have been burnt By the mob at Athsns.
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Jenny LIND In Phsladclphia.

PnILApELFHiA, Nov. 20 1873.
The rain has been falling, cat and dog fashion all
the evenings but the attendance at the Lind concsrt
was larger than en- Wednesday night. The Bird Song
was encored, es usual. Outside the attendance
also large considering the weather. The crowd pa
tienty stood In the rain listening to the warbnss Of
the Niphtinaale.
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CanaE Boat Sunk.

TRor, November %, 1850.
The canal boat L Bennett, from Elmirs with cargo
Of three thousand bushes of oats quantity OF -four
and butter and deck load Of lumber, eapsissd aud
sun Il tais afternoon, at West Troy The accident is
supposed to have been caused by collision between
tho H. D. and sloop, lying at the dock Tho loss 10
sbopt al
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In foreign stocks the market Is frmsr aud In some
casss tendency to advance IL manifest. Brazilian
have been Gone at 5sh new Bonds, ssh. Ecuadsr
Bond,, so. Mexican. 3lh to y. for account, AIS.
Peruvian, TO- Portuguese Five per Cents IS to Rus
tisn Five per Cents It's; Four aud a half per Cents
95h TO e6H Spanish Five per Cents lsS TO is; Three
per Cents 37Js; for account, 3sh Dutch rwo-ani-a-
to 81.
There is very little " any change TO notice In Ex-
changes with the continent. We have rtil a lively
d. msnd for silver, owing to the absence Of bills Both
dosss and bar silver have advanced aud are sought
Tor freely at the quotations Bone further quantity OF
geld has BEEN Ehipp since last. Pilar dollars
and dOublotns are much waited, and scarce. Money
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BALrIaoAE. Nov - 1850.
Corn, this morning declined two cents per bushsl.
Flour was selling at "a g. aud red wheat at 81 e3
ALBAsy. Nov. NIX pm
The receipts Of produc since last have been ~
snneIsos--Fiour 600 barrels wheat 900 bushel,;
more; barley, 8to0 bushels. F-ur IL insctIvs,
but stsHdy Whest IL 1rm, with o good milling in
qury: sales 0cO bushels 0spesee private terms.
Bsrley-sslss, 1900 bushels, at Is 05e for tour
rowed and Soc for two rowrd. Oats rather better
with fAles Of 8 coo bushels, at axe.
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Edvin Forrest hss published In the Herald an afida-
Wit containing his sccount Of interview With
the 18th OF June last.
In all its msterisI parts-in everything which re-
fects upon methe statement OF Mr. Forrest II sbso-
lntely untrue and will be fsiy contrsdicted In the
trial Of the ease for which his sidsvt prepared
SAMUEL M RAYMOND.
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Late from st. Domingo - Peace Declared
Between the Haytiens and Dominicans.

BosroN, November 20 1850.
Accounts from b. Domingo City, to the I'd instant.
received by the brig George OTIS represent that,
through the Intervention OF the English and Amsri-
cans, treaty Of peace between the Dominiosns and
Hsytisns had been concluded Previous to this there
had Been some brisk fighting between the contsnding
parties, but serious loss had been sustained by
either party There was at the tiae of tho tresty
En- glisn man of war In port
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


PHLADELrHA, Nov. 90 1850.
jenny Lind-Large Fire.
Miss Lind visited yesterday two Of most interest
Ing public instit buttons Pennsylvania Hospital for
the insane and the Philadelphia Orphan Asylum and
highly grstihed with them. To day, she has kept
quiet with the exception Of going to rehearsal this
morning ct the Musicsl Fund Hall The greatest privacy
Is maintained with regard to the rehearas being
admitted but the in the orchestra The
ing concert to OF In the Of
Museum in consequence Of the Musical Fund Hsu
being engaged. The lecture room will probably hold
rs many as the hall but It Is exceedingly bad Tor
sound, and those in the third tier will be very
Portable account of the heat and their chance OF
hearing will be small This concert will probably
take place Tuesday and its proceeds be devoted to
charity.
Of Keyrer Fox, in Grown street destroyed, with
all It's contents save the engine In the cellar The
upper stories occupied by NJ. Clark, srice and
mustard manufacturer; VIM. w Prise picture frame
msker; and Taylor, scholeAeld s. Co., cotton and
wocllen manufacturers The whole less will amount
20 at least $4,000.
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The 'hsre market has been powsrfully soted upon
this week boh from the state OF political matters and
the settlement OF the account There Is aago amount
OF stock sgsin caritd but the contsnso has not
generally been heavy except for Midland half shares
which coat from 3d. TO Ia per share to carry over The
tion about the Lancashire and Yorkshir hfths
remains In sbeysnee but report prevails today In
certain quarters that settlement Of the matters At rs
ay be very shortly expected short pamp het BY
Awsli Informed party has been published this week up
On ihe position and prospects ofthe Midland Ral-sy
II contains very startling statements well worthy
the attention 81 holeeTs Of Midland stock The market
opened here this morning very dull and heavy bat I'm
The iollovnr are tue London closing prices; London
Stock ll7A lSA, ditto Quarters ~ y Midland Ala
"a. ditto uslvee ss1i y dis; North stanords l0k 10
die; Old Dovers 1875 2oS; Caledonians OK 1ei dtts
Preference, ~ y; Eastern counties 81 eisi Great
Northern. 14k X; Great Weftsrn, 70S IL, Leeds
Stock AZ 81 Firth, sd 7A Old BerSieks, leA lIA; do
Preference, 81 :. do. Extension. Si4 ~; York and
North Midland, z2h "a; do. Preferences, z1f
We have hsd Gull week In freights, which show a
declining tendency especially TO the cotton ports
Psftergefs rather more abundant bat rates con-
titus low. TO New York dead weight 4 So 60 l0s per
ton for meials; bully weight rs 70 lSs tne Sods,
los to LIS Cd hardware l2s Cd 70 los esrthenvsre,
~. Boston--Dssd weight. ISIS to us sd tns goods,
2cs hardware, asi .arhenvsre, o. Baltimore ssd
weight lie Cd 20 lss fne goods. 2os hsfdwsre 2os
tsrthebwsre 1Vs Phladelphia- Dead Weight, IL. cd.
10 l7s cd fine goods. 20s hNrdwsre Dos eaftheu-
wsre. Toe New OTlesns-Dead weight, % to La. Gil
hne goods lie ca hardware lss; tarthsnware &C. per
LorpoS Cosr MaRErr, November is -- Qusntity Of
wheat mp thi. morning, from Essex and Suffolk,
triHing. whilst Kentish stands were almost entirely
bare The condition Of the samples having improved,
trade opened and the free and full currency Of Mon
day alfred tor both English and foreign sorts
fiour and malt moved Ell steadily. and the turn
d.srsr Mating barley brought quite as much money
and grinding parcels realised late rates Dealers pur
chss.d oats pretty freely and rood corn osuld
scarcely have been secured suck easy terms as ct
done. but former terms maintained. English white
wheat, ATS to 4ss.i red, 3es. to 4fs.
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NEWS Y THE MAILS.
~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~o~S
From WashfDgtOm.

APPREHEssIoNs IY THE SPANISH MINISTER OF AN.
OTHER INVASION or CUBA, ETC.
wAsHrroror, Nov. 20, 1850.
The Spanish Minister appears much snnoysA ct the
rumors Of second invasion ofths Isasd
Of Cuba Frequent communications by telegraph, ere
passing Between him and parties in New Orleans, OF
the subject Our government thinks that there b
thing serious In the matter.
The Republic has President Fillmore's message In
type 1t is understood that 1t will make between I've
and six columns Of the Herald
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Common Pleas.
IN cHAMEERs.

BEFORE the Hon. Judge Daiy
Nov 2o-Ths Outrage on Mr.. Bennsn-Th III, .4ccused
Pa,nes Held 10 Bait The Peopl, against John Graham
The case Of the People OF the state Of New fers
Gordon Bennett the proprietor and editor Of the Nec
Io,k Herald, committed the morning Of the sh OF
November, In broadway, by the defendant and three
other persons was brought up to this Court
Issued By tie accused party 90 remove the pre-
llmipsry nv.sts alton from before the police justice
The Argument has been going on Tor three days.
The secured vas defended By tvo counsel.
The Judge, having patiently heard vast amount Of
arguments objections and replies decided Ia the nrst
Instance that the ceTforari was properly before him.
The accused declined to 20 into the eNsminston on
ground Of the ABSENCE Of IN" whose
examination he maintained, vas material TO DIS &c
ftrce.
Ihs Judge next decided that be eould not compel
the personal attendance OF the complainant IS tn re
were other witnesses TO suhstantste the charge Inc
complspsnts testimony could b. ttriken ost Of tbs
case stogethsr n ne was ot here to be examined aud
the evidence might be commenced De moro.
The accused then waived the examination, and the
Judge dire cted that he should attend next this sstur
dsy) morning, to enter into bail In the sua OF 5000
the amount previously bxcd By the magiSrste)i 70
answer the charge AZ session..
IN, People ogasns, DE Win Grahan-- brohsr n john
Grshcml his case, which Tor the same onen
the accused BY eonssnt OF both psrs. was os
The People against Carries GroAs@-tbreiher 81 th'
Other prisoners)-snd Nike Murray. Ter psreigRioa y
the proceedings when commenced should be held be
fore Jncge DAILY Gin accordance With the e,rfi.rsi ~
the other oasts) instead OF before Police Jr-tiee
Adjourned TO this Saturday morning.
The RAILROAD RIoT AT RHiNEBEcK = In con
tinuaon OF the lrish riots Of which We gave an ac
count week before last, party on C0nnaughtmen
numbering over two hundred, came from the tai
road, north oithis village. yesterday afternoon ans
made descent upon the landowners employed cf
hcWillisms section, about two miles south OF th'
/ Slate Dock. Several shantes, among them u,
one owned by McWnliams, we're burned The
/ esssilsnts were armed with guas and pistols, snC
/ succeedsd in driving the landowners before them
| An armed posse, under command OF Drputy Sheri
| Monfort, was soon on the ground, and afer shor
engagement with the Irish, iurina which two OF III
latter were killed aud wounded, succeeded IN tax
ng about sixty prisoners, nearly all Of whom wer
| armed. Robert T. Sey moDr, Esq Caroner, wea
| IN the evening 10 hold an Inquest on the bodies q
the sisis. We have not vet learned the verde
The prisoners are undergoing an exanio iuol.-
J drotcar Mechauf, Nor, q.
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The y. 9. ship Brspdy vies, Csps Charles sosrins'
was sail ffom Rio, for this port on the 1854 Oct
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This cefifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used my family for Salt Rheum OF thirteen yea
urauon, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
gce aeviapd Cnd they both entirely removed There
n be nodoqbt but this Medicine bas all the that the
Patent reCaim Or 1t, from what has fallen under obser
yaUn added the respecTBbe testimonials in its tavo
Others hO have used Iedunng Immediate relief
eesidlY recommend to the attention othe athlete
4, Lhia invaluable saliva
L46Ia ". Y ROSWELL CuAPJN
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A Female Accommodates Graham, with three
of her daughters and her son, assembled from Lon
don recently in anew balloon called the Vir'oria
aud Albert The party descended safely in K CHI
moHd- park. Mrs Graham has written as fellows
to one OF the papers :" cannot omit noticing tbs
extraordinary admiration OF nv daughter Alice,
who ace mpanted ne on Friday night from Vaux,
hall Gardens, at the Astounding view of l. ndUn,
al midnight, being the first and only a tempt IN de
by females TO conduct the management of balloon
al night, and so much pleas d am with th- ne We
exhibited by these of my daughters, WHO have tn
rIoaccOmpaued me (four IN numhsr.) that if on
trial, find the others Of equal sprit, winch d"nbt
not, feel disposed God wlliug) to ascend with my
seven daughters at the great national exhibition Of
1851"
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tU9FFH Z. PNhMtN q 20, 50 Gravlet stT6et,
- cont mpating removal to the No. AZ Camp
street the lst Of September next will sell their present large
stock ot DRY GODiS, consisting Brown and bpaCed
toiuus, English and American Prints, Kentucky Lrseys
and aus, white and coored; Fanne do. do, plain and
tWled Apron and Furniture Checks; ChyCtaw and an-
keen s yes; FRENCH Scotch and American Gnghans and
lay n, Fine nsh Linens; Linen Sheetngs l04, IlIi and
Ia4i Labie do and pkiHs together with large
m9ut OF other easOuabe gOOt intending 1000 pieces
54touOn Meetings., al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
M
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BITSINESS CARDS.

N5JILLIAtI j. nEWE1. CommtsS'oa Jl9TG4a,t
HEB d. l5I'AHK, Ngtarg Pnbtic. No. So Gruvier
] street aud No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo ly
n BULhLIIY, 8scht fer Miss ". POuttnsy; Office
a 4. No. 4 ST Charles ST. ap1 Tyr
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10 this misery 0aged DEATH and never expected ra
topa yyn hFa Jazs- u Ga.Ira1 uptO


mi 10 DnA, ulpusO some 10 Inc
ielt immediate wherever it touched and begged
enough to aQnoin thoroughly II obtained, and
life scanned to invest To remove the buTning and
the chest made Pills of it, and tOOb them which
I1D cured me. | nay life your valuable Extract, |
ing is strong ever, and have been 50 eyer since early
he year 1879 kERZIA FRENCH.
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EBH EI.AS

tor Eryspaas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear Or u
ln,e, but it driven In and will re-dppear in
other place. The Pain Extractor howeye drat5s
md completely the Of the Gseas and etecs