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A DISGRACE TO HIS SPECIEs-A friend has
related to US curious fact in natural history, re-
speeding adog. In North Attleboro', in this State,
there is kept IN manufacturing establishment,
large mastih, who takes as much comfort in quid
oil tobacco as does the most nveterate lover of the
weed; 80 habituated has he become to its use
that he must have it, and will set all day in the
centre OF the shop, chewing away with great ap-
petite and good relish. He became thus much
me man by playing with "old sOgers,' as the
ends OF cigars are professionally termed In sucb
play he would occasionally find soger" in his
moath, until at length taste was formed for the
tobacco, which has since increased, and now he is
what he Is. We believe this to be the only ip
stance on record, of any animal but man, and one
love OF it. [Bost. Cab. FN'N
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, November %, 1850.
Arrived during the past week 54S head of Western Beef
Cattle 2I3 Hogs ll22 Sheep, Ill Mich Cows 6l7 Calves
and a Horses.
BEEF CATTLE-There moderate supply on SALE PrceS
vary at 3hat06c W ID net, according to quality.
HoGs-The market has been scany supplied and closes
bare.
SHEEP-rhere has been continued good supply on safe
and prices ranged So OO9s3 70 ~ head to-day lot Of
heavy Sheep sod at 81 70 q head.
Mich Cows-There is fair supply Prices range at
$GS OOlp S6O W W head.
CALvEsIaye been in good demand and hat few left on
sale. Pices S. 00OSS 80.
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Per steamship Alabama, from Chagres--W l. Collins, L B
5rGhsr, Rai9ey, G Mcdaniel W X Lamb T, F Moore
Z K Bacon, A l. Culver G I Emerson, j 2 Cook & w
RpIbnson vie and five children Robinson yhiook,
Il Ike nieOt, W Miller VIM abb, J Mcfarland, Lock,
man, bIoadwe George Kirkland, w G Palmer, Paxton,
bradley, NJ Lewis O,bom, d Constable, Richardson,
& Stone, W HazeItine, J Graham, Cook, r Cook, NJ "
Reed, w Brown, Gerry, & Hartman, Williams Chas
Allen. T Thompson, has Black, Ford, + Baxter w
u seaman, Robson ID Pollock, J Hartman, Burgess,
, n n hnshpes tIsrman, 4 Perkins w Aexaqdrr, A
K vest, Ross w LEONARD, g Sterns, b Barnett.
Se9 IhGm1Pi99n Chas Carroll Rnge, G lu,doqk, d
Si9lnn, Hale TuItle Forbes, James Hurley, J
q little, Y Hughes, w Saver, w Crosby, Fvnton r
Rule. MOGnnd, A DAVIS, r Allen, Lewis, ii Hall ii
Reeves, Weyse, II Price, T & Price, Kimbrough,
Rubert, tlacket, y /. G Baird Geo Tell Q CLARK Jos
pendlel93, A Berker, Marsh, w Tate w Bradle, G r
Pulls pills. l. tpneT. !'9ok, II Ksnyn, Der.
e ros! !, . Potter Potter Moore Z 4 lpppau i Rckqal, {
Mason, Il Taylor, w A Abbott. L II Pome oy, Miller, i
ShTock, Brown, Cook, q z bridge, ] w Brown,
A White, q klmbaugh, jos Baxter, ONV Lipe Crane.
w Sayer, Thompson, w HardGaslle j B HAT, b +
Power, w Bryan, II Saunders, T Shunkland, ii Wood
Jones' Hess Waters. p CaTE, Williams wv Parker,
ID Robinson, Slocumb, A Wills, Mills, q Chand.
e. n Logue' I Fitzpatrick, sturteyant a G Stevens
Per ship Martha, fom Bremen-l5s in storage.
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUBRREOTYPE, TALHGTYPB HYAIO-
TYPE GALLERY.

MAGUIRE x HARRINGTON, having purchased from
IVA the assgnees OF W. Talbot the night the
use OF his Tab0ype process, the of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave 10 call the
attention OF the pqbc to their gallery of specimens In this
new department Of Photography
The Falborype taken upon paper. ivory, glass metal
and variety OF other substances the first possessing the
decided advantages of eHsy trunEmhiy by mail can
enclosed IN letter; made TO adOFn the of book,
preserved in a portfolio.
The Talbotype emnsatay ssoslSle of cnorug so that
the picture be finished ERy degree desired by the
every variety OF texture and color Of the daUery
plexon, color of the and hair, be faithfully dsn
Gated.
effect mole the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek
The raboype can be duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble Of another stting. After the
impression taken be furnished Ut any futnT
ting upon simple application by letter " otherwise.
n. BIN & H. being furnished with every iarihty for the
prosecution OF this ready
tor TIE states speclted with thorough in truciOns.
DAGU ERREDTHPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment IN the world They
guaranty perfect likeness OF chill If months in one
Sacon' ~ m charge. Cmhl TT No. q CAMP Street.
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HE LOVES HER MEMORY NOW.

He loved her when youths merry beam
Was sparkling in her eye,
He loved her when life seemed dream,
Without tear or sigh.
He loved her when the sunny smile
Was lighting up her brow
That eye is closed-that smile is fled;
He loves her memory now.
He loved her when the bloom of health
Was fresh upon her cheek,
He loved her when her kindly voice
In gentle tones would speak,
He loved her ere the hand of care
Was planted on her brow
Her voice is hushed-that bloom is dead
He loves her memory now.
He loved her when he saw the rose
Upon her cheek decay.
He loved her though he knew its glow
Was passing fast away,
He loved her when beneath life's storm
He saw her meekly bow
The storm is passed and SHE is gone;
He loves her memory now.
He loved her when her eye grew cold,
And lost its starry light,
He loved her when her sad tear told
OF early coming blight.
He loved her when her hand he pressed,
And brealhed his earnest VOW
She smiled reply, and he was blessed
He loves her memory now.
He loved her when her Aurering breath
Came bearing many sigh,
He loved her when in chilly death
He saw her sleeping lie
He loved her when the tomb's cold seal
Was resting on her brow
He often wanders near her grave,
And loves her memory now PA Enc
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OFFICIAL.
Council OF MUsleIRALITTg No; Two.


M HEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly
w OF the State Of Louisiana entitled An ctrelave
10 me cry OF NEWT lTeans, approved March Is 1850
vdes that before the Council Of any Municipality shall fix
and dec de on the of assessed they shall
TO be made budgets or estimates exhibiting The
yarons items OF expenditures including also the necessary
amount Tor contingent expenses be incurred nv the MUM
cpay during the current for the urban and rural
thereof, WINCH budgets or estimates shall be published in
French and English the official paper of said
during az least thirty days before the meeting when the Tenn
Gil shall fix and decide the taxes to he ASA
And whereas, the Council of this Municipality passed
uOn the 9th of November 1885, declaring the whole
limits of said Municipality urban ~
Therefore, in conformity with the provisions of the Act nj
March IL, 1850, and of resolution of the Council adopted
this day, the following budget is published and notice
hereby given that thirty days after the @ publication Of said
budget the Council will proceed fix and decide on the
amount of levied assessment rolls of 1854
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nov23 Gt
LOHN CALHOUN. secrstsrn.
CONsEIL DE LA MUNICTPALITE No. DEUX.
StAnCe du 10 Nov. 1850.

sOanCe du IS Nov, lSjO.
4 TTENDU, Qu'un acte de PAssembee Gene
rae de Fiat de la Louisiana, ntitute Acte reatif
la vile de Ia ROuvee Orleans, APPROVE lie Is Mars 1850
pourvol! uavan que e Copse daucune des Mnnicpatt
pulsse hXer drCiter lie ant ds
secs fat des calculations les drents items
de dtpenses contenant nGCesaire pour
les dtpenses imprtvues de la munCpaG pendant annte
cOurane, parties tant uTbalne ruras esque
tyauaOns srOnt pubtes Anglas Francais dams e
journal OtCie de la due MunicipaG pendant
nrs avant la reunion dams aQuee e Consei devra xer
duCider lie mOntanL des taxes qul 5eTOnt ASSESSES.
Et atteHdu que lie COnse de Munich aitt passt
e Noyembre Is o. une rsout dtcaran urbaines
les liuites de la dte Municlpaitt
En- consequences, nous pubions tvalqauon suivans en-
COnoTmr les provisions de aCe du IS Mars 1850
rtsO du COuse, adopts ceour avis donnt
par IN psente, Tente JOu apes la pubca.
ton de Ia de eva uatlOn, lie COnse devra prOCtde fXe
dcidel lie mOntant des prtever les abeaux
sessGment pour 1850:
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NlayOraIty OF New Orleans. November q. 1850

WhYOraItY OF NeWUrIPans, .....,. November o. 1850
Council OF MUMCPALITY No. TwO,l
Sitting OF Nov l9, 1850
II ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested after giving ten days NOTICE in the official
paper OF the Municipality, sell public auction
tract tor furnishing all the material and pauking Caipe
street from Jacob to Soils the work be done in au
codahce with the specifications. which will be furnished BY
the Surveyor and published with said notice.
tcSOGsa nat the tn Of OF said paving on
either lde OF the stree due by the prop r mol es be paid
ny them IN cash, within thirty days alter the completion of
me work, To the cOntractor who wi be unrUg the
rights and privileges Of the Municipality and the other one.
third. due by the Municipality be paid upon the
according to the specifications.
RsSolrd That the bids for said work will be subct to the
apprOya Of the Council.
[Signedl JAMES II, CALDWELL. President.
Approved yember 81, 1851.
Ielgnedl A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
Trne COPY: U. BER, CLERK.
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BUREAU RU GoyT g,I MIgsIcIgAL1gE No 2.

- NUUVe1e-UTtdIs, 70 NOVemOre IS0U
q 10 est par lie present dome que LUNDl, lie
L deuNieme jour de Decembre proclaim midi jadiu.
gera an plus ofant eucheeur le REQUIREMENT
nus du marcbe Sane Marie du Marche aux Legumes ct
ia mache Poydas, aimee, diTe do premier
TOUR De Janver 1851 Juur de ecembre
1901 les deuX J0urs luclu5 Chaque MarChG adiuge
parement
Terms a COpdil0HSLe rmier on admdicataire fournira
dams les Cnq uu suyront adIu icaton es bes en-
9osse5 Il ABSTRACTION du COnse, payable 2, g. 81
o y w. ii Ell ~ mos, du Ter jour Janv 1851
a'tiaut par I'M de Tempr conditions a. ju-
I2aOn aura lieu sques pens du dit aduiICaaIre
II sefa tenu aussi hypOthequer favour dt Muu1
pa ne ous les droits sur e els lie uyment dts
venus Ont aJuges, de ee du a delru de paiemau
eche anCe de chacun des dits biets MunicpaG aura
y drOt de sasr prOvsUirement les doq ans hypoheques
II Sc gOntrmerh ordinances maiuenant
ains On cells qui etc suDseQuement pHss rea
uvement dts Marches.
Nouvee Orleans IS Nov. 1850. nl5 tdec5
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InlDOrtS.

PHILADELPHIA-Pers ship American: Ass'd mdse
PHi!!ApELPHIA-PeT ship Arabela: Ass'd mdss.
NEW NORk-Per ship John Hancock. Ass'd mdse.
TURKS l~LAND-Per bark VIM Chase: 1889 bushels
salt 10 Kennedy & Foster.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Eliza Harbeck: 5565 bags
coffee TO Philip Nathan and order
TURKS lSLAND-Per brig Hope: Salt
APAlzACHi COLA-Per schr Victoria 10 bales cotton
Lecke, Roberts &co-28 do, boxes tobacco A Mitchell
Total 80 bales cotton
MOBLLE-Pers ehE Gov Bennett ga skssalt c Mheeer
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The bark WIN Chase, Capt Dairy, from Turks Island
brought to this city Mr. Davis and Company of the French
Opera, who came passengers the ship Arcadia, from
tupmAss.
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LIVERPOOL-Per bark LI3olus; 17O5 bales cotton
HAVARA-Per brig Adams Gray; 430 bbs 1857 kegs
lard go kegs butter = bbs taow, 45 casks % hams, 30
bikes pork. ETC.
RICHMoND-Per brig Ellis; 276 hhds sugar. 400 bbIs
mnla,ses.
PENS ACOLA-Pers chr Ann Eliza lO0 bbs flour 20 do
pork, 10 do molases, hid sugar bacon Gks rice 90
kegs lard 81 do butter 80 SKIS 30 do ba 20 bags coffee
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ReSotued That the At orney of the Municipality
be, and he is hereby instructed to Withdraw from
the Fourth District Court the petition filed, pray
ing for the opening of North Puydras street, from
Penn street TO Baronne street, aud to stop all fur
ther proceedings in said matter, provided the petit
TONERS to the annexed petition pay their proportion
of the expense incurred.
Passed Nov 49, 1850 J. H. CALDWELL. President
Approved Nov. y, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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MAYORALTY or NEwORLRANs, Nov. q, 1850
NOTICE Is hereby given in virtue of the above
l NresOntOn, that | wit sell public auction, at my
Office on MONDAY, ID December next at u clock to
the lowest bidder the for furnishing the material
and pankng CaiOpe from Jacob to Soils streets The
whole 10 be done in accordance with hs plans and speeca
tons on file in the Surveyor office
n23 A ID CRossNAS Nsvnr
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The RAILWAY CURE FOR DEAFNEss.-A very
remarkable cure of deafness from travelling on the
railway has just come under our notice. Shortly
after the opening ofthe Oxford and Banbury Rail
way, an elderly lady, who had been perfectly deaf
for nearly eight years previously, started by that
railway from this city for the purpose of paying a
visit to her relatives in Banbury Having only
once before travelled by rail, and then but a short
distance, she got friend to accompany her to the
station, TO procure her ticket and TO put her into
the proper carriage, she felt too nervous to po
there alone Her friend accordingly got her safely
seated, and before leaving, she observed TO her
that she was qnile certain she should never have
got properly off had not some person accompanied
her.
During her journey, what with the speed with
which she travelled the noise created by the train
passing under the bridges, aud the screaming of
the whistle, her nervousness seemed TO have so in.
creased, that she suddenly heard something in her
ear give away with slight noise, and to her iov
she found, before arriving. at Banbury, that hsr
hearing was perfectly restored to her. and so it has
continued TO the no small qualification of herseli
and friends. The case has come under our imme.
diate observation, for wa saw the lady shortly be.
fore she went TO Banhury and we have seen her
since she came back we can, therefore, vouch fol
the facts as we have stated them oxford ENG
land) Journal.
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s944,944 So

From this statement Of the fiscal situation Of the Munici.
panty, It viii be that will be necessary by
tax on the cal and perona and capital of this MUM.
clpaly, sum sufficient the following items
For deficit for the year of 1850 ..... slO5 SIS 81
For amount 10 meet expenditures 1851. IA 94 s.
For amount required by Board Of Liquldators 2OOO W
$3.50 $50 So
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List OF vessels In Port Not cleared,

iHats-in tht FiTs municipality designated In lie -
"a s b nl % the Mes camTnEcs The Rarsad EnH vp.
IN ne SeeSnd una the ReI commence sbars hs SsNmuAs
8 NO aSnF ehtbeat Landing IN the Third lU2l
an ,r q
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Per ship John Hancock, from Newly ork-Fosdck &co-J
GaucheIE Burt-Dy1s &co-. Meeker &cO-F Kenneit
&co-J Watefman--O NaletUn-Sykes Hyde &CO-P Il Il
Reilly HuTey-C T Bnddecke &co-Chroder--A King X
PqlaTd-D Carrnll-Downs, Cuddy &cO-W T MAYO
Il 3ackus--J u Bache-S WOfe-B f Smms-Whi.
ting PleTce-C Ilapp-SampsOn s. Keene-Wis &co-NI
Cooper &oO--H Farnesworth-Hi &co-orLIer.
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Brig Ellis, Mills, Richmond, kearny &uo
Schr Ann Eliza, Davis, Pensacola, Hurley
-
Arrived.
Steamship Alabama, Foster from Chagres 2Oh inst TO ]
MeekeT &c0-2d my.
Ship John Hancock Levenseer IA days from New ork 10
Bogatt-2d my.
Rus ship MARTHA Kockgeta 81 days from Bremen, bal
last, to & M teine-3d my.
Ship American, Saunders, 10 days from Philadelphia 10
Ship Arabea Parker IS days from Philadelphia master
Powder house.
BARK W Chase Dorrey 10 days from Turks Iand to mas
ter-POint.
Bark w Dyer-At Point.
Bark Eliza Harbeck Dxey So days from Rio de Janero TO
master-2d my,
Br brig Hope Harro IL days from Turks sand to master
Span brig BarceIo Fouruodono, days from Hlvana in
ballast to master-Point.
Brig ReIla Del Mar -, from Chagrss-Point.
SChr Gov Bennett Lee days I'm Mobile master-Basn
Schr Victoria Potter, days from Apaachcoa 10 muster
Basin, .
Amaranth, AtchisOn, from st Lonis.
AutOcrat, Gosee, from Memphis.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from DOnaldsOnT1Le.
J nj Miles, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
Natchez No ,, Leathers, from Hard Times.
NaIcheZ, Pierce, from Memphis.
RCOglesby, kimball. from Alexandria.
Towboat Ocean, McDanels from the Passes-towed down
and to sea on the 18th inst ship rae rand and bark Pat
rick Henry day, ship Letita Hayne- brought up
shias American and Arabea, bark w Dyer.
Towbjat Hercules, Mclean, from the Passes-went down
light-bOught ship Martha bark Eliza Harbeck and
briggs Hope and Bella Del Mar.
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FOR SALE-Two Lots OF Ground very plea
sanity situated for Family Residences, in Lafayette,
fronting on Magazine street. between Third aud Fourth
measuring % feet each 10 e depth. These Lots are
very high ground under good fence the street paved
with square blocks, and the bGnquette made and all pq
Tor Magazine street OmrIbuses running every fifteen
utes For terms liberal, apply No u Magazine st.
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.

Resolved, That the sum ofseven hundred dollars
be, and is hereby appropriated to the Board OF
Health, in full for the proportion due by this Mu-
ncipality for the year 1850, for which amount the
Mayor is hereby authorized to issue his warrant in
favor of the Secretary of said Board of Health
Passed Nov: 10, 1850. J. II. Caldwell, President.
Approved Nov. q, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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MADAME YORK-This celebrated Philosopher As
w Oogst and Physognomst and owner Of he gy1tlgn
OT0cles Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies' and gentle
men OF New Orleans that she will remain in the CITY Tor
short time, and lie consulted in of the above
sciences at her office, No 2S GTavier street. between NJ
Peter and ST. Paul streets, Madam Y if desired will gVe
chronological Charts, with announcements of h4 hean
temperament. etc. Consultation al aul26m
i Ah. 4. J. CUNE's EXTRACT OF IBISANI6
~ SARSAPARILLA AND CITBEBS-This 1rigna
preparation has proved itself superior to the Casues or
other extract, and with the additions md
VIII r1Ley fail, provided the directions be in Nv 0heTyed
y 10 be had at the Corner of Mdga-is and Pgvdra,
"E-4 dl1 II
4 Masonic Notice,
~ NJ HERMANN LODGE No Free and Acc srttd
NIX masons have removed their Lodge from No. haFt
change Place, where Regular Msmg, viii he held yrry
WEDNESDAY, At the usual hour.,- BY order.
lnI3 " HENRY sIMONs, W. NJ
ECLIPSE STABLEH-BATES FORDNEY, PRO
"a PRIEToR-On Phthppn street, Opposite -,
a. URlon-Horses al all times let, either Lys7EN
10y m harness or saddle. Several fine Horses SESSn
- on hand for sale. A So a prime iot Of ~,
henlnGky Mules tor sale, on reasonable terms o. If
SIONEs! sEONEs-ln store and for sale, a -
~ complete assortment of Cooking, Office PaTOr ,SSs
and Bar.raOm STOVES. zvTTE
mCGLaln $ celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, SSssshs
aud he Stove will be found suTpass all Others
garls economy, eXCelenCy and simplicity. And as large
business can only be done by selling cheap will sell at
small advance on cost. G. w. W, GOODWIN,
Wholesale aud Retail Tinware Mandatory,
les Y Front Levee, n. q.
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MhtOFaItN OF NeMOrleans Nov. Is, 1850.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting OF Nov. II, 1850 !
ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested to SELL al public auction, after giving days
nouCe IN The official of the MuuCUaty the contract
ior lhe furnishing Of all material and ankng Caope street.
rom Hercules to Howard and Liberty street. from
Ca0pe street to the New sn, the work to be done in
accordance with the specifications which shall be furnished
by the surveyor, and published with SAID notice.
heS9ctd, That ODe-th of the said work on either
de OF the said Streets due by the property holders be paid
by them, IN cash, within thirty days after the completion of
me work. to the conacor who will be subrogated the
Tgh anu privileges OF the Municipality and the other third
DUE by the Municipality, to be paid in cash, the certificate
OF the Surveyor that the work has been completed according
to the specifications.
RfsoUCd That the bids for said work shall be subject
the approval Of the Council
tSignedl JANIS II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved november Is, 1850.
lSigHedl A. ID. CRnssMAS, Mayof
True py: II. BEIR, Clerk.
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~ MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEAEs, Nov, Is, 1850.
n OIlCE IS hereby given IN virtue OF resolution
y SaoBis4 ~ As Council Of NERIepsHU Ne, TWs an
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sEW ORLKANs EMLl!RA.NT .. htsNIIITAAUI
REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REV from
= the subscriber on the l3h of May last a mulattO =
BOY; by the name of BOuke, about Is yoa old 5SD
stout Oulit Tie had on. when he left blue blRnkpfFA
coat ana wool hat here bald places on his VS.
head qccasloned by burn when child lie has a so scar
~ Ieeheai he tonT feet six inches high wesrs hand
hechet on Ms head to detection. Whoever will ar
T saa BOY q 70 ee him IN jail, and Information NJ
'sait' 10 dt0nieet street, will the above re-
NWn' ln3- Bull ROBERF MCA LPlE.
EIGS-lD casks small and large drums best
J. Elsms Figs
ne Az COCHRAN & CO. "a Fohosptlassl St,
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GROCERIES, ETC.

SUNDRIES-
~ r TE 800 packages all kinds and qualities;
SPICES-5J bags Pepper, Pmento and R fce GnseT
PICKLES, etc-lOO boxes Pickles, Ketehups, Lemon
CRANBERRI Es-5O half and quarter barrels;
iL55(T5HnS9Rs1A laIge stock, Al tnds and qualities
SUGARs--5J b6s Loaf Cru he'd aud Powdered;
PAFER So P 3azS ed SH3 ream Cap
and LEI er Paper: p gross Paying Cards;
=, BtGKETs-Gi5555' d I,1STSso
No" landing and 4 s3iqfrGf lQ[ sale A b EyFoRn Co
M l2dp 2r3ip 4tos a. Wv 7-'- 3 New VIZ Eayee.
A. r. COCHRAN SEQ,
GENERAL COMMISSION M EIspHGslSS SF and hi.
- ~ rect lmpoHere Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.,
GAR0tsiiSSlA" s SEED cow PEAs-5oO bushels GEM.
FrGs e lllm9PqT Ss direct from i Charesoa r.
ALMQNns3Jg bales and bags Soft Sbsled Almonds;
SRHEEkLkLED AI,M0NDS--9Jb boxes, in fine order; ~.
FEtANs, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-35O
EEPFER, RIlGE' GINGER, etc.--loo bags:
sFARCH17;Ageney OF Ileth, Floyd n Co.;
E Ih W l-@ baskets, pints and quarts "Pqgnol;"
WlNESMsca ais ETC, IN BoSSs; Malaga DV sweet
an B5ff EoI MRs sy yaF9ss qualities e'''
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