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Z. d. BEACH, 127 Canal street. =
ay8 ~ Wholesale Agent for New Orleans
DAGUERkEOT1l PE, ,TALByTYPE HYALO.

Il. 8. WA IAN,
(LATE HOLMES & co)
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
RER,
No. 70 Gracier corner Carondelst street. Neo Orleans
kV- SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
ties, plain favored with SaIsapara, Lemon etc., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Famies
Orders for quantity put up in shipping ORDER at the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed TO Commission MERCHANTS
Also-S0DA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
N. Is. SopA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. my3 BIN
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Rnfk1H Surper shd Lodging, each, II =; Ia; ~
- dedunsion for Famie4 aFeq y. n aix IL
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[From Mr.. s. c. Hages, If tAe firm If Brososr Hayes
Co.. Booksellers and Stati0ners No 1893 farket street
PhilddetDhia-J 3. l647.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tys invaluable
dy; il cured the Of colds with me- If you want Ger
ificate will cheerfuly give one. s.. g. HAYES.
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Dayis's Sgrug5 Wild Cherry aHd Ter>-We wcu.d cal
attention the this Valpa IN an
other column Several of its sautary effects have CON.
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il to the afflicted Ed NJ j. Veek{v YisitG
and TemperaNee SeRtiAeL. (Trenton,) Fc1. 8, lSl1
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RACHklI0HsS HAfsAf-AT VAUDEVILLE. -.
- OPposite ue -Main Wharf.--rha Undersigned fSssf
nave me honor of informing the public, that they s
nave lnst completed establishment Vaudeville. t.
opposite the large Wharf, scale of magncence and
comfort calculated 70 ill the void that has long been felt
make tms esablishment fashionable aud desirable resort
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept the most
approved and recherche style, with Wines and Liquors Of
the noat choice aud varied kind.
anner viii be served either the table dh0te aeeorne
70 we pm Of Fare Attached TO the Restaurant will be found
A At which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
sonneeied with the establishment likewise handsome
biarl Room provided with exceent cues, and where
e0nniEy ls - ' y
lnnne the pfoeors have len nothing und0ne 70 make their
eanshnent an agreeable money has been spared
10 procure the various comforts those whonay honor them
with their patTonage - - -
B. There Barber and Hair Dreass ATTACHED TO the
myis d BERTRAND, CoMBE x co.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BIl.OXI.--rhe undersigned
~ has the pleasure OF announcing 10 her friends -.
and the public thai sle leased ior a term OF wears 80
this desirable botel The location central TO bns s
ness, congenltnt 10 the hafbor and bath houses with
the benefit ct the breeze and beautiful and pleasant
view. Tie house well adapted families the rooms large
ard vel ventilated and dePaby fitted up. There are
efal Ienpn Alleys attached 10 the Hotel also Pleasure
and FISHING Boatsand IN short every thing to give salts
q NJ HUNT.
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IA s6ss>a,2arl et the evident impossibility Of
fsi<inr b56F guard foz the Pope BY voluntary
ehIisi.as1, Il Span, bis holiness has informed tbs
Sps9'< f5eefanent that It is his iniention to
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~ Merchants, from different sections Of the country Civ,
the atterng OF the universal popularity and Of
heacy OF Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice numbe
Of them, witnessing its Virtues have regularly sold on con
d0n that Il did not give satisfaction the price should b,
returned, and Of them has had any application
the This speaks volumes in favor of the medi
cine. We append few extracts from orders samples
those we are in receipt Of well AZ verbal account
we frequently hear:
IFr0m Doctors YaHgkaa and Rush both practising pAp
siciqHs, as aoeH as Druggistsl
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June /, i847-Dr Davis's Syrup OF
Wild Chery and Tar goes off like hot cakes. We think that
you choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose OF almost amount Northern Indiana
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GunfhfEH MATENtNG PLACE. EAST -.
- PASCAGOULA HOUSE-The undersigned, ffsssl
having leased The asqys ssabshmens from shs former
ahat the will be opened on he lst Of June The
ton Of this establishment Is superior in iespsc
the Southern II is far that Is entirely be
You'd ihs nasnse q ths wsle q The Minispp and sns
befhinE Is all times salt glance The of the Calf
Will show ths. The ailins winds Of the
bring N the wutes and BY marshes
lIe9 nets. Is the overflow Of the Mississippi
ie Fish and Uystafs OF The bet k had in abundance
and will DO served the best fye The usual andsements
pu1d in such are ound az this ace and the des and
foada delightful.
Tbs proprietor dsers himself from bis expeence in the
9usnf atls Will be able 70 give general aiiflacop and
the public ted thai pains efforts his part will
b Spared q make bq guests eonlgta6le III table vii be-
gWe the bath houses which large and comfortable
5Hntes Gf bnnfd m Be the same AZ heretofore Connu-
cat0n viii b addressed the understand East pasca-
E0ula- Il H JENkSs Proprietor.
~ Heving leased the above estahlinhHent to Mr. T. II.
ienk nke pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
aE6 Of fehda and patrons, and feel hesitation
saying thai il they will favor him with call that they
will he {ny satisfied with their viHt and the character Of his
myssI amdaW M. i MeRAE. former proprietor.
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LIsoMKR JaIy 30 lGi6-Y our Wild Cherry ard Tar syr,
gives general Satisfaction We have been out OF II nr ION
time, and thought would order any; bat il alma
daily inquired for. and thought. perhaps 1t would DO bs
to order some.
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The t.on5on Dispatch, speaking o. the aoquisi-
ton 81 Cubs BY tis Americans, says il is only a
question 81 tinia.
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t6e elective military force Of Russia Is 100000
mn; that d England. 100000 that of France,
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WKLLsyILLK Ohio. January 80 ls471he article Of vile
Cherry and Tar find 10 be valuable medicine, and
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly al
that have forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply the Of transportation
will be open.
PORT CARBON, February %, lS47-.NessTs. Robinson
Collins d Co.. am happy inform you that think DR.
Dave Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead "
in part Of the country. out Of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked Oen for ~
Ddgfs's Depnrdt5ye Extract and Joseph DaUis's H0Je
that have taken the liberty Of writing for
agency for the above ARTICLES Il agreeable If pleas
write wOrd, md eend two dozen OF each, with arg
show bills. ResDeetf0ly yours, SAM. n. KkmPruas
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PHILADELPHIA. June %, 1851 feel free recomin ~ Or
Dayls's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my
Of its benihca effects In my have been for
time subject TO attacks Of splitting blood attended will
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspepnc symptoms Last having
attack of it, recommended by acqu mace VIII
had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup, tT IT, idso ant
was relieved By in es than bottle Its apparent good
effects were Immediate.
John f. DRAM Ladies' Shoemaker. 70 Race street
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CUTE. M0uNDs AND sOMEs.

The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in hese casess
wonderful quickly does i remove all pains and SORENESS
and heal the inInTy. No SCAR REMAINS. lts in
neaiing old sores of long standing Is unparalleled.
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Dear SIR About week since while working ny trades
cut my foot In very bad and dangerous The whole
BIT of the adze entered the top Of foot below the in
tep. The wound began infame and continued to do
until became n alarmed used British OIL I ncture
If Myrh and several adhesive paste but all TO purpose
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Nv H. BADGER. Dsalist, a. 4snnszss loFIaaslg Of
q AatRma anl GepIrsf) ~. & suila 5s,lfssl. be
NrNQiIetns nllA I'm
A 7l5fDI.f7 5TIsi: fe y NuTsh street. Lafayette
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! gRss0s DrnrIsr,

Once No. 110 ST. Charles street,
Att4ten Peyarns tfrsst sna Lafhgetta Square.
W. ffIIlIactufF nntiA4rs n MA "
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GENERAL AGENOY an NEW ORLEANs.

NICHOLSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natchez, }
w having resided upwards of iorty years the South
partly al New Orleans but mostly Natchez has removed
70 New Orleans, and offers his services E E r. l.
SE lie VIII attend particularly TO the purchase,
LOIS OF Vacant Lots, in this city Of the United
States also TO the adjustment OF claims and accounts from
part OF the world the collection of debts taking depe-
sions and authenucating deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services requested TO be particular
giving definite Instructions that will be misunderstood
and those wishing neal be purchased, sold or ex
changed should give descriptions OF the properly
Letter. addressed t9 him on business al New Orleans, post
He CoMMis Mississippi and Alabama TO take
dispositions and acknowl dgemens Of deeds E- fiji
NJ No. 90 f3rapier sLfsef -
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PHILADELPHIA, June 49, 1851 highly recommend Dr.
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my KNOWLEDGE
of It's virtues My wife had been effected for long time viii
weakness and pain in the breast the OF this medicine
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would as
time, recur, and all occasions the relief speedy
In the first place Ii is months since she has bei
Cree Of the affection consider i and recommend it
valuable medicine Its effect has been very great
in additonto relieving the breast E.WApIow 7e Watern
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For EEysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTION is Invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
ime but IL driven in and will reappear IN or
ome other place. The Pain EXTRACTOR howese draps out.
md completely the Of the dssas and effects
horOug Oh cure,
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FOBACCO-The appearance of French conractorsin our
market has produced favorable effect prices but far
no decided advance has been reported The only sales of
Saturday that transpired B hhds follows: Is hhds
Low 7, and 80 hhds RE So and II at &c q b.
Yesterday the particulars Of the principal sales
pressed and could obtain only those of q hhds Mason
county, II at tx, and 10 r at 6id7c ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-We noticed only retail
pgTeeIs sold al former prices
FLOuR-There is but little change in the market The
sales of Saturday embraced about 400 bb including $50
Sour SO So 100 Ohio at "a g 100 St Louis s5 and
coo do v Dbl. Yesterday 2OO bbs were taken ncud.
ing $50 Sour SO So COO Ohio Tin four ots) at "a 100
81 l2s 500 St Louis at "a 629$5 co. and 900 Extra St.
Louis lin small lots) at IS rs " bbl
GRAiN-Ths improvement in the Corn market before
noticed maintained and the receipts are readily disposed of
the Leyee Saturdays business included sales of sacks
White and Yellow at 50 and rs, $40 Yellow rs, and l5O
inferior at CSC W bushel Yesterday considerable quantity
landed and the snes reached 1000 sacks the above
rates. Oats have improved, and have noticed few small
sales at rather better prices St Louis bringing SIC bnshel
OF Bran, 25 sacks sold Saturday 90c " 100 h. and
$4,000 Id from about the same rate
PROVlS1ONS-The sales of Saturday included 40 bbls
Rump Pork at 50 so aP Dbl and so casks Bacon comprising
10 casks Clear sides at 54 do Shoulders AZ, and 20
eTces Plain Hams at &c W ID. Yesterday 10 casks Clear
Sides sold at 81, and 10 do Illinois Shoulders at 4c % h.
We have no sales of Lard to notice.
WHISKY-Business has been confined to retail ransac
at 3il)245Sc " gallon for Rectiied.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-Sales yesterday 100 pieces and
coils at 1874 and Ga lime, adding interest," 200 pieces and
coils at l3sa and 65c, cash, and 1850 coils 64c cash
COFFEE-lOO bags Rio (rebagged) sold on Saturday al
ga, and l25 Prime do. at sac y b. Yesterday $50 bags RiC
Were taken at go aP ID.
HAY-SOme Prime Western sold Yesterday at $40 and II
bales Eastern at $2S p ton.
TALLOW-We noticed a sale of 30 bbls city rendered
yesterday, at SIC p ib.
GuNNY BAGS-Sales yesterday l6, 900, in bales, part
S5s9,S4c and paraon private terms.
EXCHANGEs-There has been steady demand, witt
but little alteration in rates. We quote Sterling
NewYok sixty day Bills 191k D cent discount, anC
sight Checks on HewYork parIDS y cent premium.
fRElGHTS-A ship was taken for Havre for Tobacco
but we did not learn the rate
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ALL THE CHIvALRY.-Henry and Edward two
Tree men of color, segar makers in the Third NUM-
cipality, repaired, on Sunday last to the Alp-ers
race course, to adjust slight difficulty which had
occurred between them. Pistols were the weapons,
and the belligerents were placed at killing dis
lance. Two shining Sambos acted as friends, in
ms dark affair. Henry received ball in his right
side which has since been extracted from his left,
and there is every prospect that the wound will be
fatal.
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List Of vessels In Port Not cleared.

Estsn she siri municipality idrsignssd in following
Iaps x al % N9. eeannea1 az Inc LaiirSad and ran ep
fhh Second t the hsa aYd the Steamboat
lag Moi being Fiathba. Landing le 1hr nsl DE Nos
Lha EAllraa
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoEsT oEFIcE,

y.- TUESDAY morning, July ~, 1850.
tOFTON-The market opened langudly on Saturday
leco encouraged by the Aianes advice asking extreme
ra, at which few buyer found and the days sales
We're limited to 400 bales In the evening the arrival Of tho
Asa was announced, by telegraph with accounts of
Their advance in the Liverpool Cotton market since the At
lane sailed OF sd v ID, making I'D for the week with sales
OF 1000 bales. Yesterday morning the Americas letters
were received, but, far could learn, contained no
ORDERS and only 70O bales changed hands during the day. at
previous
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PORT or NEW. ORLEANS.
LA1rrupE aaogr ao N.--LoneIruDn ao0w.-inT ime. sh


Cleared yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Hartsiene, Chagres via Havana
Ship oswsgob IngeToll. NeTYork, ivy stanton : GO
Brig Brhganza Young, Charleston, M Harrison & Co
Schr Madonna, Mcneil Tampa, JP Whitney u Co
Arrived Yesterday.
Baxter-3d my.
. STEAMBOATS,.
Mondiana, Dmitry, from Balze.
Alton, Fulton, from Sr Louis
w Violet, GwaIney, from Louisve9OO bales cotton
Princess No. g. Holmes. from Vcksburg-i76 bales cotton
Iowa, Morehouse, from st Louis. ~ 80.
storm, Hopkins, from Louisville-l3 bales cotton.
Ogesby, blackstone, from Shreyeporl2 bales cotton.
Cant, Moore, from ElD0rado-3 bales cotton.
Towboat Star, Davis, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
Towboat Alton towed down and to sea, the 18th inst
bars Vrgnian Providence and Harriet Cooper, bFgs Irving
and Somers.
Towboa Star towed down and sea, the 96th inst,
briggs Ottowa and Ferdinand.
Passengers.
Per ship T Wales, from Livepool-42in Storage.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,

Monday Evening, July 20, 1850
Arrived today per steamers Alton and Iowa, from St.
Louis 50 head of Cattle 100 Sheep and IL Cows with Calves
PRLcEs: Beef Cattle, 3GO51ac " ID net; Hogs, 50
lGoc W ID net; Sheep 81 7502 rs " head; Cons. $3.50
$S ~ head for good Mich Cows Cqlpss "a 5OGse 20 o.
head, '7' NN'V''' " "Os-'FV ~ y
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lNcENDIARY ATTEMPT.-An attemptwas made
about IL o'clock on Saturday night, to burn row
oil frame buildings, belonging to L. @. Duncan,
situated at the corner of Rousseau and Jackson
streets, Lafayette A quantity of combustible ma
terials were prepared and put into an old barrel,
and, being kinded, were placed in contact with
The building which was intended to be destroyed.
The fire was subdued before any material damage
was effected
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CoUP DE SoLEIL.-A man named Mooney was
sun struck at about 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
near the Second Municipality Municipal Hail. He
was taken into the High Constables Office and
bed, and then conveyed to his home
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Mayors CouRT.-A jury was drawn up in
each Of the Municipalities yesterday, for the Au-
gust term Of the Mayors court The court in the
First Municipality will be held the first, and in
the Second and Third Municipalities on the Mon
days following in August
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. - The indictments
growing out OF the Latona robbery, against Martin
Tor perjury, and Lartgue and Fornet for suborna-
llon Of perjury, have been continued till the No.
Vember term. Judge Larue observed, with much
propriety, that the Jury who had already passed on
The ease OF Boyer were far prejudiced that they
ought not to try any of the other turning on
the same facts
=, Randell Hunt appeared for Martin, Sever a.
Frost for Lartigue and Col A. P. Field for Fornet
Mr.. Sever said that Lartigue would be forthcoming
on the day OF trial The Jury have been discharged,
me motion 10 set aside the forfeiture of Lartigue 3
bond was argued on Saturday.
Mr. Frost, in support Of the motion, commended
That the indictment did not charge the commission
OF any act punishable as a crime.
Ihe indictment charges that Lartgue procured
marlln TO swear falsely in controversy pending
before the Recorder of the First Municipaity etc.
NOW the statute of 1905 Furnishes only the sub
ornaton OF perjury committed in any controversy
pending m any Of The Courts of this Territory -
ne Courts OF the Territory were abolished in
Iol5, and as the statute has never been altered
and as we have no offences other than those de.
hhed by statute, no such offence as subornaton
oi perjury, could be now committed in Louisiana.
Rad the statute followed the words Of the Common
Law, and punished the subornation Of perjury
committed in any judicial proceedings, the abulf
ton Of the Territorial Courts would not have al.
iecied the law But as that statute confined ths
crime to the Courts of the Territory, and as this
act was not committed in any such Court, it is not
criminal
The Court decided against the rule, and the case
IL appealed
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The A L.. British 49,. Iron Brig. Josephine.
BY n, b. TAYLOR.

o.
THU August at II Oeockw be sold at sueton al
il Banks Arcade
The British brig JOSEPHINE, 1853 Measurement She
built in 1885, Gveeighs up her bends
and above Of reeeighhs 5000 SteTing She hsI
iron bukheads dividing into three compartments She
has carried $50 dad weight and estimated $50 bb
under deck She has four Of 1900 paent
and ehanh three suits Of s complete inventory
which may be the Office Of the nuciioneer.
This vessel having Just Of dock IN thorough repair
and be without The brig hes opposite
Beef Market, where she may be viewed
Onehalf cash, and the balance g. and u months
for approved endorled The insured the
Of the balance Of payment and the policy transferred 70 e vendor
tv25
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RECORDERS CoURT-Seco1sd MunieipaltV-
The following cases came up yesterday:
Nicholas Powers, arrested on Girod street, at
the request of Joseph Dobson, who accused him Of
attempting to strike him with an iron bar, was re-
leased.
Bryant McCluskey was taken up on Tchoupi-
touas street, having in his possession an arm-char
which he admitted he had stolen from the corner Of
Graver and Carondelet streets. He was examined
and sent to the Work house.
Thomas Slorvey was arrested at night on St
Charles street, having in his possession a trunk.
lie was unable to explain how il came into his pos
session. He was sent to the Work house.
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AN rfsf A n ARRAY occurred yesterday in
the Fin " PATTY, arising from an argument
upon the Cuatu ayasIpu. A Spaniard we under
stand, receiyee a wound upon the head Of rather a
serious nature
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DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEIr-In consequence -.
of the and elegant steamer IRoQUoIs having faIsf
taken her place the Lake for the season. with the i
determination of running to the watering places at the
greatly reduced fare OF One Dollar 1he price of board
this establishment for transient visitors is reduced from $2
to q 2 per day.
iva Imisdy R. H. MONT
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CITlzENs BANK OF LogisIANA,

CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
NewOrleans, July 3, 1885, 5
DROPOSALs will be received at the Office of this Bank
for the LEASE, for of from to years, Of the
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROTUNDA of the st. Louis Exchange. The St.
Louis BALL ROOM will be leased with the above sep
arately
The Hotel be furnished by the esSee-securty to be
required
jy4 itaw9m or tt EUGENE ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
NOTICE.-The public are informed that, by resolution
Of the Board of Directors, the price of Gas will be
reduced, from and after the first day Of January next from
Fine DokarS 10 -Four Dollars and Fifty Cents per thou
sand cubic feet This notice given, that intending
to Introduce Gas the coming season. may make early app-
cation for their fixtures prevent disappointment at later
period, when the pressure of applications will be much IN
creased -. By order of the Board.
Gas Light Co., Neworeans, July 6, 1850. jy8 eOdlm
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FIRST MUN1cIPALITY.-There was nothing of
interest Yesterday before Recorder Genois. Three
cases 81 ssanlt we're disposed Of.
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\. F. SMITH, DeAstiStS. CT, BoARDMAN

C.,.rm,, 1CsCGtSOSs u 4
SMIIH q B0ARDMAN, office North corner Of La
- tayefte Square and ST. Charles street, would call the at
IGNITION oil suffering humanity their superior operations in
the preservation Of the TEETH The of preserving
manenty eareous Teeth i that few practitioners have
as yer attained calling FORTH it does all the skill of the
most scientltc operators and feel it duty advise
th9se who wish prompt and certain preservation of those
apNaries to health TO take the earliest opportunity
n hay9g them cared for In the insertion ARTIFICIAL
especially full SETS take especial pride and
Guan ns IN 1 instances complete satisfaction In dsof
candid advice gratis. Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches both the city and county
for the last seven years. will cheeruy bear witness their
favor. ivI9 tiaI IL
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FREsH CORN MEaE,.

VNHE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
Il Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner Of 81
Charles and Julia Streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, GIits. Cracked Corn. and Oil Cake will he
promptly attended to-
mis- Il S. w. THOMPSON u co.