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Ridde. M. D.. ~ !"
Prof. Riddell was one of the scientific gentlemen
examined by the Legislative Committee last win.
ter. The opinions of Prof. Riddell on any subject
connected with natural philosophy are entitled tic
respectful consideration. We shall endeavor tc
give in short space the results of his knowledge
derived as it has been from long and close study O
the river
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GENERAL CONFERENCE ELECTION OF B1sH
oP.-Ihe General Conference of the Methods
Church, South in session at St. Louis on the lOtt
inst, went into the election of Bishop for the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, according tc
the resolution adopted, requiring one additional
Bishop to be chosen On the first ballot, the vote
stood as follows Henry b Bascom, 40; Geo. F.
Fierce, IA; J. Boyle, IA; w. Winans, s; J..
Early 10 DIR. Wordsworth, A; r. Alexander, l /;
w. Murrah, s. Patton, /. Number of ballots
cast 100; necessary to a choice, 81. No election
having been made, the Conference proceeded to
second ballot. The vote stood as follows; H. B.
BassOm, 50; ]. Boyle, IA G. F. Pierce, 10; J.
Early, 10; w. Winans, A. Number of ballots
cast 100; necessary to choice 81. Rev. H. B. Bas
com was thereupon duly elected Bishop, having
received a majority of all the votes cast.
The committee reported in favor Of eastern and
western book agencies, and no book concern.
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AT the anniversary of the New York Colonial
tlon society, the report showed that five companies
oil emigrants have left during the year, which con-
veyed to Africa SIT persons, of whom 479 were
emancpated slaves.
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CARMAN RICARpo will sell, at 10 O'Clock at Banks Ar
cade-Buidlng Lots on Tchouptouas street.
SYKES, HYDE Co will SELL at u O'Clock, 81 Magazine
ol Magazine street-Groceres, Provisions and Liquors
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WAsHINsToN FOUNTAIN, No. L. at Crystal Fount Hail.
SAz Ichoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and st. Charles streets, at o o'clock
....Io-m0rrOlc Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. IT, at Pelican Hail. corner of Com
mon and st, Charles Streets AT 10 cloak
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DR.. Achlll, who escaped from confinement in the
lnquisltlon in Rome, is figuring conspicuousy in
glasgow, the people of that city lionizng him to
the fullest extent.
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The PeytOna made the trip from New Orleans to
Louisville in five days and fourteen hours, inclu-
ding all detentions for business.
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THE CHoLERA.-The Louisville Courier of the
18th states, that three of the children of an Irish
emigrant, named Peter CorcOran, had been at,
tackled with cholera, and that there were few
scattering cases in the city. Corcoran, with hi.
wife and four children, were landed at the whar
from the steamer Ohio, in an entirely destitute
condition. They were direct from ship which ar
rived at this port
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Nouee'|l beg leave to call the attention of the pub
nc 70 n0 hooes published in the Crescent Of b
coRR proprietor vauxhal Garden The underssed vould
NOT ages WIN hn for the patty feayaes per night
which wa, the cause Of hn leaving may be
cAuAl, where may be found Refresbspts eb 4, lee sod,
etc, vha Frse Bali every night mylOlw. FEi.Ix.
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~ Notice. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
SOCIETY OF INQUIRY ON MISSIONS vii, he bsd IN h PRIV.
lsna street church ReV Mr. Bsadels) TOMORROW, Sabbath
afternoon at O'Clock An address will be delivered by the
s' I ne usual Missionary intelligence presented. The
Pi' ~i' 'u''ea 70 attend r. G. LATTING Rec Secretary
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AT Ibervile, La on the 18th inst by the Rev Mr. Enpe
mon pupuy, Mr.. JOACHIM ANTUNrz, Of Mobile Ala n
Miss EUPHRAsIA DKMILLER, of Ibervile. =
80 Mobile papers please copy.
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FoR BoRDEAUx.-The American bark Francis, Can't
Freto will leave for Bordeaux in all next week We hay.
visited thus hne vessel and recommend her to those who
are about to visit La Belle France The first and seoond
cabins very neat and comfortable
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TT NOtice.-The undersigned on retiring from the M
aria Business would respectfully in Office
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN and his managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
HAhESHIDE to the favorable notice of his old friends the
public in general with the which may be
ntrued to them will be faithfully and efficiently attended TO-
mhH DANIEL, l. RICARDo
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The mail yesterday came through as late as due,
bringing us dates from Baltimore and Washington
Of the 10Th, and New Ydfk, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton the 9th inst.
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NoTARIAL NOTICE.

~ NOtice.-The undersigned having united together
the transaction Noa all its branches beg
" Inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch may be oud
70 them at the old stand of D. RICARDO Notary Public
No. 70 Gravier street. VIM MONAGHAN
Successor d. |. Ricardo,
RARESHIDE
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AT Pittsburgh on the 10th there were ten feet oil
water in the channel and falling. The river al
Cincinnati, at the same date had fallen one foot.
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The CoNoERT.-The concert of Strakosch and Wallace
called together large and fashionable audience last evening
al the Lyceum Hail. The performance was well recei we'd
muph 1870, 50 'NSihs
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May Is, Mrs. EMILY T. CARNAL in her 18th year of IN,
Parish of Rapides. - ~ " wv
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nR. g. GILBERT e. CO., Nedico Botanical DRUG
- gtsts, no. 72 Magazine street, New Orleans The
VARIOUS Medicines, simple and compounded recommended
by Thomson, Beach, Howard, Curtis, Madison, Smith,
worthy, and other Botanic Authors of repute ALWAYS on
hand and for sale, wholesale and RETAIL warranted fresh and
pure. Also, the Medical Works of the several authors
N. B.-A BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN ALWAYS in
duenudnce, lOr ADVICE and consultation. myl8 If
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u Being now prepared TO transact any business in
the Noaral line beg leave inform my friends and e public
generally, that have taken the office Camp street. and most
respectfully solicit their patronage. apsd & w. CABLE
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Pursuance Of Resolution adopted Meeting Of Stocshod
~ 9eu On he ,t ns the Boats and other property belonging
WI De disposed Of the Stockholders the
myl6 JOIiN i w rpN soSras,.r.
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The Largest Stock of the following Goods
in NewOrleans can be seen by calling at
.Nfi'e6 .EHaE1G1'Oe - Co.'s
ZONE PRICE STORE" No. "a Magazine Strer.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. shirts, Hosiery,
CraVats, etc.
Superdne, all Linen sFliRTS-latest Styea
Superfne and Medium quality Muslin Shrts-aeBt styles.
French Glngham Calico Hickory, Linen and Cotton Check and
Negro Shirts
dsu1e SIN, MerinO Cotton FAnRsI
UNDERSHIRTS.
Brown, White md Pink Cotton Updsrshts and DraWsnA
Heavy Blk Undershirts and Drawers
Lsle Thread Undershir and DraweTs-beautitul goods
Red, Blue and White Shirts and Drawers
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS
French and Italian Black SILK CraVaiH.
Silk and Linen HAEDKERCHIEFS.
Lisle Thread, Linen and SILK GLOVES.
Lisle Thread, Cotton and Msfno HALF-H0SE.
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas Trunks, Carpet Bags myls 81
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The Jewish Festival, commemorative the pro
mitigation of the ten Commandments, took place
Yesterday morning. The Synagogue on Canal
street was tastefully decorated with flowers, which
at this season, are SO abundant and beautiful
The private houses are also decorated in the same
manner. This custom originates from the fact
that in Palestine the first fruits are now offered
The huge wax candles were lighted. The sacred
lire burns continually in a silver ever, which is
suspended in front of the ark This feature is evil
IDENTIFY borrowed from the nations which surrounded
the Jews. Fire worship is the most intellectual
form OF heathenism, and appeals more sensiby tc
the religious sentiment than the more graceful bu
physical worship Of the Greeks.
The ceremonies yesterday, were similar to those
we have already described; chanting portions oil
Scripture, and sermon.
A child was named, and, with the exception Of
the absence of water, it did not differ materially
from the christening of our church. The sermon
was by Rev. Mr. Leaser, of Philadelphia His
subject was the decalogue. Like the discourse of
Rev. Mr. Nathan, 1t was historical and eminently
practical. He stated fact not generally known,
that the Jews consider as the first commandment
the verse, which the Christians deem the p-oIogue
am the Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of
the land OF Egypt, out of the house of bondage.
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The Raons to be of good and wholesome quality to be
approved by the Collector and the different articles comprs
ing the ration to be delivered board the Gutter good
and the contents thereof distinctly MARI ed on each
1t Is to be understood that the will be bound TO
furnish upon reasonable notices. often may be required
BY the Captain tthe Cutter, with the appreciation Of the
Collector Cno exceeding upon average day each
week such fresh meat and fresh vegetables may be equiv
aent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed in the
Naval Service. " ~
myl8 tmy30 SAM'L ]. PETERS, Collector
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We are indebted to the officers of the Luna for
late papers.
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BONNIE CARRE CREvAssE.-Ths crevasse is
stated to be two miles wide, eight feet deep and
thirty miles long, Since the opening of the crevasse,
the waters of Lake Pontchartrain have remained
eighteen or twenty inches above the former level,
and the entire body of water has been discolored.
From its debouehe current sets to the east, &C.
curing considerable force within few miles of
the Rigolets-three or four miles an hour. The
water at the mouth Of the crevasse rushes with
great force from the Mississippi in float
ing timber, RATS, boats, etc.
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MAYoRALTy OF Nav ORLEANS, !

NAFUKALIE OF NEW URLEANs,(
May II, 1850.
accordance with resolution passed by the Council of
Municipality No. Two, ut their session of 18th inst in
virtue OF the Eth section OF act passed by the Legislature
o. me otate OF LOUISIANA, approved 18th March, 1850
Nolce Is hereby given, that MONDAY, 9th inst. ~
e9ek NJ VIII proceed to sell at my Office to the lowest
5syed streets and sdeYas and paved support Of the six
lsT SECTION-lst Ward including Magazine street, be.
tween Felicity and Estee Streets and to the sOuthside of
BENJAMIN and Estelle streets.
~ SEcTIoN-d and 4th Wards, of Magazine street,
east side OF Camp street. and north side of Julia street
Sd SEcTION-Sd Ward, including Benjamin and Estene
Streets to east side of Camp and south side julia street,
iTH SEcTION-5th Ward, including Julia and extending
to IN east side of St. Charles street.
5TH SEoTIoN6th Ward. including st. Charles and Julia
TO the east side of Circus street
9TH SECTIoN-7lh Ward, including Circus street. In
accordance with the conditions and Specifications contained
in a resolution passed by the Council of Municipality No.
myls A D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
SOAP-2OO boxes in store, for sale by
- mhs GEO. c. TAYLOR s co. IS Magazines.
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.VO1U Opening

THEO. A. ia MES u co.
Fashionable Clothing establishments
No. So Common street, 6etioseH VeraHda Hotel
and He1ietts Exchange,
GR~ Are now receipt of another large and beautiful
assortment of gentemen's Spring and summer Cloth
ing-al of the very fine material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part follows to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERRTTR DRESS COATS;
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CUsToM-HoUsE New Orleans
CEALED VII 86s Be MeE a. S II, oe
6E E s a My st for R9ppag SHIP CHAN
an ou the daS Of uns to Ge i
AANCHoRs and as KEDGE sEss;"'nS H''' VIZ
BR0OMS-Iickory;
!" Birch;
BUNTINGSxifi' solor,, full width;
BLoCKs-Fdcton ROLES, per inch per sheave;
coRp!AGE-Tq!TgFed. R Hen 81 Patent;
90 Manila;
CANVAS - Hollands, A. A.;
:. A American Hemp;
g. Cotton 10. =:
MISUNDERSTANDING
Hemp Hawsers; Leather, Pump;
Htouseine; Lumber, white Pine clear;
Hooks I% and Thimbles; 81 Sperm Winter Strained;
Leather, Rigging; Sc Linseed, boiled;
Pan taT Black Lead:
PAINTs-Whte Lead in oil ground;
POWDER-Cannon
soAP-Brown:i '''s'
OAK WQoD-Sawed and delivered;
All articles required not enumerated To be furnished at the
M myis imyso ''''' sAM'L ]. PETERS, Collector.
CUSTOM HOUSE, New Orleans.
SEALED PROOFS AIS will Be- received az ifI this Office
NE a m S be R bS
s 1 sSs the he 5 aay rs day of July 1885,
All the articles to be furnished, and work be executed
the satisfaction of the Collector. "
Bonds, with approved security by the person. or persons
found this Office. ' ~
myls ltawtjel7 SAM'L ]. PETERS, Collector.
SKRVANTs WANTED To purchase or hire good
- Female Cook Washer and lroner. Also, BOY that
understands keeping Horse and good House Servant
Applyto VIM. C. TOMPKINS,
mylo Gus 443 Magazine st.
EN!RE RRICKS-l20,OOO Pisburg landing at foot of a.
Joseph street; a0OCo English, arrive per ship Eliza
myl8 JOHN STROUD & co. 146 Common St.
GtARoLINA COW PEAs-5O0 bags for sale BY
~ A. +. COCHRAN & co.
myIo " Tchouptouas st.
CLoVE5-lO barrels, for sale by
~ A. F. COCHRAN g. co.
mylo u Tehoupit0ulas st.
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y Opposite The Main Wharf-The Undersigned fff5sat
have the honor Of informing the public that they E.
have lust completed AZ establishment at Vaudeville
comfort calculated to fill the void that has SO long been felt
In this delightful summer retreat II has been their aim to
make this establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept in The most
approved and recherche style, with Wines and Liquors of
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either at the tab dhOt according
to the bill OF fare Attached the Restaurant will be found
BAR at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
dispensed. 1870 VS. ~
Connected with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard RoOm provided with excellent cues and where anna
euB can occasionally find relief from the monotony of
country life.
ln fine the propeos have left nothing undone make Their
establishment agreeable No money has been spared
to procure the various comforts for those who may honor them
with their patronage.
The House will be thrown open to visitors on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th May, which occasion splendid COLLATION.
will BE- provided
myIS AMI rOMuE q, 70
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49, 49, w THREE Gentlemen can be accom- fEs.s
l5ar Win HOARD neat, airy and pleasant .ii
V,s ~ Sa,hsaeb, in~a private family from New
go. ~ 20 basin street between Canal snd Jackson
myl6 3t2dp
As 49, CORN. Oats, BRAN AND SHORTS.
BY Lfsa sdptf1 eARLANnR "a % snt purchaser
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The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs-The Felici-
ana tClinton) Wing, of the 18th, says: "The pre-
sent season has been productive of an unprece-
dented combination Of disastrous incidents, each
riyang the other in Its unfavorable influence upon
the prospects of the planter. The late fosts were
not only serious impediments to an early picking
season, by postponing the planting season two OF
three weeks, but, in many instances severe damage
was sustained by the more venturous planters, by
tue entire loss of choice Seeds entrusted too early
70 the EARTH Since the frosts of April, the effort
mas been generally made to secure good stands oil
young plants. So far as we are informed, the sue
cess OF the effort has fallen very far short Of the
most reasonable expectations. Constant rains, sue
ceeded by cool, unreasonable nights, often accom-
panied by storms Of hail and wind, have thus far,
affected most iniuriously the cotton plant. The
tone OF the planter, when discussing his prospects,
is cherries in the extreme, and really we do moi
see how 1t could be otherwise, when he sees the
legitimate fruits of his abors counteracted at every
stage, by unkind and unforeseen freaks of the sea-
sons. The fair prices which were sustained
throughout the sales Of the last crop have supsrin
dneed unusual energy in pitching the present crop.
Thus far, however, the promise Of an increased
yield has been sadly curiailed, and as far as this
section OF the cotton-growing region is concerned,
i may be set down as an already ascertained fact
that the growing crop cannot reach an ordinary
average"
The Southern (Plaquemine) Sentinel of the 18TH
says: The river is again rising at this point and
from the terrible accounts of the food above, we
have much to fear in this quarter. We learn that
Bayou Crosse Tete is again rising, and that ap-
prehension exists Of general overflow"
We clip the following items from the Baton
Rouge Advocate, of the 10th:
Richard c. Downs, Esq. of the parish of Madi.
son, has been appointed by Gov. Walker, one of
his Aids, with the rank and title of Colonel.
The Crevasse which occurred last week in front
OF Mr. McHatton's plantation, few miles below
town, has been effectually closed. A new and very
strong levee has been thrown up at some distance
from the old one. thus obvialing farther danger.
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INUtUNIEo IN bTUkE-- 4
~ IEA-l1y packages tine and extra 6ns Ta.s.
IutfEE-Jaya, Rio and Havana: e'
EAhDLEs --l0O boxes star, Solar and Sna,,r a., A.,
SEEETtpltoi Market and Usher's spcsd Bsef:
TOhGU ES-beef, Buffalo and and Peklsj r.
MACkEREL AND SALMON-i50 psckses eonsaes;
suGAR-siuaTt's Loaf and Crushed sugar
HAMS AND DRIED BEEF-Shay's sng gar cu,ad.
p figkbES, keiehups Olives. Capers, Preserves, ~
MpSIARD-ldOp packages ffssh
GiftactlLATE. COCOA AND RROAfA- ho...
SOAR AND SfARCH--l50 boxes:
thACkEkS-AssoredCF Crackers, fresi:
Box snd Bag SALT, Tor table llse:
LES AN ID hIACE-475 pRcksees first an hv.
sPlCEs-A scrted. ground, OF good quality;
fEnlsilN hAsls, Preserves farley, Sage, Tapioca
oLAREl-1ls eases different qualities. etc. etc. in store
myla q CgAs sToUGRroN. 81 Camp st.
thlE, CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS. Mayble
~ s klsserng Hair and Fire Clay. constantly on hand
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SUPER BLACK CAsAaERRTTE DRESS COATS;
- FANCY, Brown & OLIVE g
BLACK MER1No BUSINESS -
- FANCY AND COLD ENG. MERINo -
- BLACK ALPACCA
- BLACK MUsTAPHA
'' SILK AND LINEN
- CHECK LINEN
- FANCY DoEsKIN PANTS;
- BLACK MERINo
- FANCY DRILL
- WHITE -
- POWERED CHAMBRAY VEsTs;
- WHITE MARsEILLEs -
- FANCY
- CANVASS SKELETON -
- SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK -
- TORQUoIs SILK
" WArERED - "
- MODE AND BLACK SILK
" BLACK SATIN
g DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-tPatsnt Lasngso
- IRISH - "
" CoTToN
- SILK
LINEN SHRTs-(very fne3
-. CoTToN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
- SILK AND Isle THREAD UNDERSTANDS:
- CoLoRED GISGHAM 4"
- SILK AND L. CAMBRIc H'DK'Fs;
" SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES:
HOsIERY:
- - LINEN CRAvATs;
- STOCKS. SusPENDERs, ETC. ETC. my 10 sdp
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-o0A
QUARREL AMONG THE N1GHTINGALEs-U.S S.
Circuit Couvt-Mayo VS.. La Hache ct aL-This
is an injunction taken out by W. r. Mayo the
celebrated dealer in music, against Won LaHache,
music teacher and E. A. Tyler the great rival in
the. musical market. Mr.. Mayo asserts that he
purchased of Strakosch, the composer, piece of
music known as the Filtration Polka" which has
had great run, and is thrummed, with more or
less skill, on every piano in the country. Mr..
Mayo asserts that he procured a copyright, of
which fact LaHache was notified but, disregard
ing this, he has published an edition of the same
music.
MIR. Benjamin appeared for the defence, and ad.
mltted the publication and vending but contended
that Mayo had not given the notice required by the
act Of Congress. On the colored cover of the mu-
sic, and not on the music itself, is engraved " En-
tered according to the act of Congress, in the
United States District Court for Dist. La Mr..
| Benjamin maintained that the notice should
have given the date of the entry, and the name Of
the owner, and he quoted section 4th of the act Of
1881, which is in these words:
'No person shall be entitled to the bepeit or tb ,, ,
e he inserted in the several copies Of each and every
Of the page Immediately following i be book. mse
A. esoR , the SG1 Vi sR %o VIZ
according to act Of Congress- in the year - BY
the case may be)'' \
Mr.. Wright, for complainant, contended that the
OBJECT OF this section was only to give notice to the
world OF the right of the proprietor that this certi
hcate was constructive notice that the right it.
self existed independent of this section; and the
notice was not condition precedent In this case,
1t was in proof that LaHache had actual notice,
derived by inquiry from the Clerk OF the Court,
who informed him of Mr.. Mayo's copyright La
Hache consulted counsel, and under their advice
published his edition. Mr.. Wright cited 8 Days
Rep, Nicols VS.. Ruggles, s Peters, Wheaton VS..
Feters, in support of his view of the effect of actual
notice.
Messrs. Tyler Il Benoit are nominal defendants
The real struggle is between Mayo & LaHache.
The argument of the cause occupied nearly all
of Thursday. Judge McCaleb has the papers in
hand No decision has yet been rendered.
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hemOva1s
tCkES co, have their Wholesale Store fran No @,
- 1EaEAna street 10 No AZ Canal street adionng the ia ~
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4 iME, CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS. Marble
~ Dust ksslsrng hair and Fire Clay. constantly On hand
nSis JOHN STROUD & co. l4s Common st.
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4 scOYIL 4 MEAD, IIs Charities s,yeet.
BOARnUNG.

pssisrs in hedcne. and purchasers generally are notified
af NE only General Agents for the articles in
~ " eoeheIn slales myl6 am adp s. q N,
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| SkRYANTs WANTED-To purchase or hire a good
| = Female Cook, Washer and lroner. ALso BOY thaI
understands keeping Horse and good House Servant
| Apply to VIM. C.. TOMPKINS,
mylo Sus 443 Magazine st.
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stclkies a. Co., 40 and AZ Canal street.
w hnLksaiE AND RETAIL Dealers in DrHgs Asdieins,
~ Nrrlnl Iaelaeaeas Lfirnlru &c e-l