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NEW ORLEANe OLABsIIICATION.
ff9ieror. ...n.. 9X91014 MiddlinG Fair -. .121<@
MidIinE z@IlH Good Fail. .i55s5D
food Middlng 12 0D12l< Good and Fine nominal

-
rf%SIeeror.. gK@loAI MiddlinG Fair .121<@-
Misidling z9ilX Good Fair, 49,. i3Js4@
food Middlng .,.12 Dl2Jz Good and Fine. -. nominal
ToBACCo-There demand and 2GI hhds were
disposed Of including So hhds, "A at 71 A at 81 80
hhds 80 and AZ =, and IS hhds As at TX and 81
at &c 4p ID. The from the West continue very
gloomy and ii Is thought impossible even under the most
favorable circumstances for the future, that the crop can be
any thing like average one.
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-The transactions were con-
fined to small lots at former prices. Fair Sugar 4ka5Iz
Prime and re-boied Moasses 240926c.
FLOUR-Tbe receipts being rather largef buyers showed
disposition to hold back and the largest sale we heard of
were 800 bb superne st. Louis Market on the Leyee
at 81 IS, and 900 Choice Iowa at IS 12Iz % Dbl
CoRN-Prices tending upward Sales 2463 sacks Yellow
part from the Levee at 70, and smaller lots at 97c
" bushel.
PORk-seady One or two small lots of Mess were sold
at sll, and 200 Prime at about s8 rs " Dbl.
BACON-Pnees still improving Sales 90 casks Cincin
natl Sides ESQ and 40 at ga, 81 at 36 and "a casks or
nary Shoulders at &c " h. '
LARD-A sale of 200 bbs on private terms Prime kegs
Lard in small quantities, brings 71k97s{c b.
COFFEE-0 bags good Rio taken at g. and 80 do at k
gP H. G"N
BAGGING AND RoPE-Dull. Sales "a pieces at 49,
and 70 coils at 81, cash.
WHlskY-Sma lots Rectifed bring ga but most of the
stock is limited much higher.
FREIGHTS-A ship taken for Liverpool at I'D for Cot
ton, and bark for Marsees at 81 30 for Tobacco and @
for Cotton.
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Ielivc DISTRICT CoURr.-Tbe foIowing sentence. ,.or,
: red on Saturday: ''"'1'e' "e's
IS Snd FISHER Gtias St. Clair found guilty of rssaunV
nnnntis ~ og George Powers with razor received AZ
a3 ~ az hard labor in the pententiary 'e'eu M
hgney, convicted Of swindng one Jacob Basur
was sentenced to six months imprisonment In The nsb ;'
six months n ~ 2nd James Lambert for assault and battery
hHehae and lanes Cavanagh and Thomas Robsr,. f.,
snon, SamS wallace, ordered to be imprisoned one
zsIs hS Scaen[y term expires today Mr. Larue win
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SUMMATION OF GEN LoPEz-Seeond Dav.-At tho
Gpsnng o. the u s. District Court on Saturday or;n~
eCaeb read an opinion deciding that the .,
Mr. Laborde sufficient that the law had aa o.
, u .at there was evidence before the Court Al the
granting the warrant against Gen Lopez above
rndi e U5,nony oil Mr. Laborde, which justified The
oons' The Judge stated that he was pbvsicaIv m
~ inc close of long and arduous session of tho Conrt
upon ts case he would therefore remand the
i,i o,ed States Commissioner, and wonld desiSnn
NJ "ln' as one conYersant with the law in the cass
81 untoh expressed bis regret that the case eon5 no,
transfer. ' anu ou1eeted 10 tue
The Judge replied that il was not in,ordad t,,t
" nnary investigation should proceed before H.. S ta'
states commissioner had proper iursd;ti ~ "
osEe ba "o 81 e proceedings Besides in Justice to his
"V"e' ne could not proceed himself with The u 'i'
cen Lopez appeared before Commsso a". i aus
bave pau IN the sum of s3OOO with DSawh ana
,o n ol ms appearance this morn when The as
nau' ana as the General passe' I % longed The
"e' cheer expressed their fec % ue fans' cheer
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New ORLEANS, May sd, 1885,
Thos. PIaeide Esq, Manager Varieties, ETC.:
Dear S-The undersigned being DESTROYS of procuring
public place for the purpose of giving Benefit for he relief
of Mr. F. A. Wood, of the sufferers by the explosion of
the steamer Louisiana last fall have selected your Vaees
the most suitable, and respectfully solicit the
time terms and conditions, upon which establishment
be procured From your known disposition to and and
assist all charitable and praeworhy undertakings and from
the peculiar nature Of this, it hoped You will enter into
the spirit of it. Respectfully, your obedent servants
D.. sAM'L G.. RISK,
ny. d. RICHARDSON, Al CRossMAE,
G. FELLOwEs, W. II. GARLAND.
HENRY BIER, J. D. WALTON,
r. Y. NICHOLS, 5. LEE,
}. 0. NIXON, HENRY W. oLMsTED,
T. II. SHIELDS, d. S. WOODRUFF,
g. W. SHAW, w. b. PARTEE,
II. g. sTETsOH, GEO II. PETERSON,
N. d. KNEAss, JOHN NJ. GOULD,
T. w. VAN WICK, STROUD IL Co,
P. COMMIT, CHAs. NJ WATERMAN,
n. MONTROss, N. JARVIS,
WIN. HENDERSON, c. GAINES,
w. G CREFsHAW, TAYLOR, HARTT Il CO.,
JOHN VALENTINE, K. A. TYLER,
VIM T. CAMP, d. ?. YARMOUTH,
CHARLES WHITE, J. o. PERSON,
r. L. BRUCE, t. b. HEARTT,
NJ. BARNETT Il CO., GEORGE ALLAN,
ISAAC HART, FRANCIS THOMAS,
G. SAMPSON, T.. HIMICK,
T. L. GUINNESS WIN. II. SLACK,
W. w. WHITE O.. CRUZAT,
JOSEPH HUFTYI JAMES MAGUIRE.
NEW ORLEANS, May g, 1850
GenemeR-In reply to letter of this day date wish
ing procure the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of CIV
ing Benefit for the relief of Mr. F. A. Wood, and asking
terms, etc. beg state that you have the Theatre
on the night of June 10, $780, at the nightly expense
Most respectfully, yours.
THos. PLACIDE.
To MeSsrs s. G. Risk CrOssman, W. II. Garland John
d. Bein and others.
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A LNIQNDs:-ioo bags prime soi sadthsl AlmoadI, fps
aN u "" y MI NICHOLS = CO., 10 easph
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AMUSEMENTS.


PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
A. s:..s IT. Z: s5,i S,;3;
eDs" at hA F SS sSSaT % T !. 4
81 Sfi''' The seeker p''''''''O tbs Farce
To be l'lo~s eR z Is HsiRh WHITEHEAD
Grandfather Whitehead. ". R. pIAE.
Drayon M gyres
BOZ. Mr. Dawson
The 0is@;i Moaookq. saiitled ''Dn''"
The whole to conclude T yis t6s Sai q
with the original Music, Dances, Scenery, Dresses
zolos. Mmls. iiilariot
Firemen's Charitable Association.
MA GRAND CoNGERT-YocAL AND ,al4
.ii WRBfSagbEE f f sffS ! I:
KENT, Disabled Fireman. on which occasion the follow.
ing Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly volunteered their
THE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA
oil the Louisiana hi MRs! fho s,SSlAaRsfD
of the Placde Varieties:
MR. 81 ps GFaRRiE e & W Blake Esd
of the National Conservative of Paris and First Flute the
Mr.. Z. c#ASsAI .S,S MR. NoREs and Others
L.. Overture. Jocko, Lndpantner BY the Amateur orces-
g., Bolero Maeer de Castillo. sung By Mr.. E. Chas,
4. Song, By Mrs. ...;
5..AH, Narie Of DeBenO for Violin, executed by ANA
teur of the Histnonc Association;
g.. Ballad, " Old Arm Chair sung by Mrs. Howard.
PART SECOND:
l.. Overtime, Tampa, Herold, by the Amateur Orches
ira, u istriOnic Association
q. LIE CherreT du Val 'Andone sung by Mr. E. Chas-
saignac;
g.. Invitation the Ball. from the Opera of Gustavus
III, sung by Mrs. Howard
A. THE LAST Rose of Summer, FanaIsle with Variations
and Finale the Flute by particular request - exc
cuted by Mr.. l.. Cauiere
5..Song, by Mrs. -4+
Selections the Opera of Belsaro, arranged by Mr.
Meyer, expressly for the Louisiana Histrionic AsOcla.
ton
Doors open at o'clock and Concert to commence at
O'Clock.
E5 Tickets so Cents to be had of the following mem.
bers Of the Committee, and at the usua places
i. N. MARKS, 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
i. l.. BERcIER, is Poydras st.
X. nj. MCALPIS. 70 Common st.
J. P. BARNETT, IA Hospital st.
J. p. HIGGINs. 48 Camp
leS JOHN SPENCER, 40 st Thomas 81.
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OxYGENATED BITTERsa;A, soysrsjgn Ee%s q

~ foI Dyspepsia, Phthsic and GEN RAL DEBILITY.
Are remedy for Dyspepsia 10 many Of It's orms-
Acid stomach. Headache, loss Of Appetite Piles, Night
often results from imperfect digestion, relieved by thehe Bit
ers In short, their has been proved in the relief Of
almost all the symptoms that proceed from debiated
tonic condition of the stomach, also in general debility arising
from age from the effects OF fever particularly Fever and
Aeue. Females suffering under crime arrangement
arising from weakness will find the OXYGENATED BIT
TIERS an excellent remedy, and surpassed by me
cine ia use. Sold by the EMPIRE COMPANY, who
have also hand all Of Comstocks valuable Medicines,
nj the old stand, 90 Poydras street. ie1 BIN
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C4 ms; I COZ aSaa EasSa1 ~ s.spy,a
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STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-The well known and
= substantial steamer DUCK RIVER -fEsS. n
offered for sale close She carries
about 800 bales of cotton, is light draqght and
myg II l. w. ARTHUR L. co. IS and q New Levee.
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In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines increase
Frustrated system whle under the Strengthening, life giving
vtazng influence of Galyanm, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer restored to former health, strength, elasticity and
vigor. The great peculiarly and excellence of
DR.. Christie's GaIvanic CuratiVes
consists the fact that they and disease by OUTWARD
application in place of the usual mode of dragging and phys
licking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hOpeey under
the nicton They strengthen the 0hOLe SySt6m equdiie
neUer do the slightest injury under
Since Their Introduction into the United States only three
years since, than 10000 persons including all ages
classes and conditions, among which large number
aides, who peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints,
nave been MT ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope oef had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain
TOiustrate the use of the C.4LP.aNIC BELT suppose
The case OF person afflicted with that bane of civilization,
DHSPEPSlA, any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder.
In ordinary cases. muant taken, which, by their action
relief but which leaves the patient lower state, with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action
The GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer even
III the worse symptoms Of attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
short period the nsensbe perspaton will the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing Gavanic circulation
the positive thus keeping acontnuous Gavanic circulation
throughout the system.
~ Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. A fet0 days is often amply
| sufficient to eradicate the Disease Of years.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
. OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts OF the Country, could be given sufficient
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az For sale in New ORLEANS by the
sole Authorized
GUINNESS 81 co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, coin PENS, ETC
do 1y cod 9dp Ia Camp street.
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OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts Of the Country could be given sufficient
fill every column of this paper!


TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
In all of Female Diseases the GavaDic Belt IN
give the testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union Weakness, irregularities low spirits, pain in the
breast and side chooss uOr abus, pioapsus ue falling
general prosraOn Of the system and all affections of similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention. The enevang nature of our
climate renders some natural smaiaRt necessary for the
preservation of female health and surely nothing can be
safe ecaeious the stmulant which Nature herself has
provided. This is GkUaRSm, and its application by the
Gavane Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its use and the
most feeble and delicate with entire and safety
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lick H5uIsVHIe F4 N nEifL1h hhfNCapt.
- Evansville Smhland Padncab Caro- ma
Memphs-The fast running and magnificent passen.
or about WEDNESDAY, 18th June, at clock M for
the above and intermediate landings For freight or passage
having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board or 10
4. b. SMITH, So Magazine street.
N. B.-The steamer Belle Key built expressly for a
passenger packet Her cabin is magnceny furnished and
her accommodations unsurpassed by boat in the
West She is provided with two splendid bath rooms.
Stateoos be secured application the Agents.
Where's ulan of leF cabin ma he seen ie2
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ENILBEHTs-50 Bags.
L ie5 A. F. COCHRAN s. CO. 81 TchOupitOulas st.
ENlRE CRACKERs-iO0 boxes No /.
u Je5 A. r, COCHRAN Il CO. "a Tchoupitoulas st.
boxes Virginia manufactured for sale 6y
4 myS l. w. ARTHUR & co.
FOR sALE-,A likely NEGRO GIRL, IS years Of ass,
A.gH / w "a xSsSSEHeEV'h &c, @ md Nsw Lsrss
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Probably respected correspondent 0 means ans im IgO
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rHE GALvANIc BELT. THREE DOLLARS.
hHE &ALVANIo Two DOLLARS.
LIE SALVANlO BRACELETS. ...... ONE DOLLAR EACH
IHE 4MA9NET!C FLUID ............. ONE DOLLAR.
~ he articles accompanied by full and plain direc
TONS Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of tn
authorized A gent. "' ~ w ~ VS.
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RAHAM hes completed arrangements give
sui higher character and vslae his Magazine Tor The coming
volume. eaaHst III
GP James, celebrated novelist has been engaged give
GeoY frsncs me poet Of the wss win write exclusively
poem for every number. .
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories. aa1Nfsu s Fs N NJ
I'M Les.re, South Carolina, will contribute bnian, set Of
papers for 1851. FrH1 s#f sssa g6gN i&
Miss Cooper author Of Hous
gagged with Whipple and Longelow Bryant and Lowell.
r. b. Reed the artist and poet Dussedor bis
Italy, furnish nom the galleries superb Of drawings
America have been London and Paris and
splendid set Of highly finished drawings renowned David Of
Paris be furnished for Galam incompatible ladies' depart
men which will excel anything that has been produced In
Paris Enga9d the United States The first appears In the De-
cemher number. f 4t. asf LsNHs0 Eal lssW t--
AZ & oeisls Of Pisndor IL this Magazine for 1854 and
Graha readers will be asonshed Graham aboses
the system OF canvassing agents. and constitutes every
editor agents Nows time form Gibbs, die December
number closes the volume s
TERMS-sLNGLE COPIES, a.
PRIcE l65lAn orders for Grahams Magazine,
commehcnE witt! win Be supplied th following rates sin
Subscribers % copies % vc copes @U and ten
for $40 the sending the club Of ten sub
scvben These will not be departed o by any Of
dollar magazines. s F6l8t A%E Ne NY
All orders addressed 10 A3 sLG.l A
s,I I157g a F7r. Te GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
l3t Chestnut street, Philadeipha, Penn.
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..snidsrs Wine stors, 70 wainut stsest
Soyasd place g, os,ssas ~ r ss sSsd
ana cheap snidef" has aein consequence o. .nc
Sss s% and $ ssis % now
y % Gs 30 s invoices y
Dun Gordon, Co.'S shsss embarrassing delicate pas al very
sy Sy s gallon Also. % % Sseas in
So ,nSs' y EUROPE sSeS Is ehssasss
The peculiarly adapted
TO they strengthen without stimulating and have
0 Porn s wns. papy s selected for his sales
from the stock Of Bumes.ef's at oporo' and imported d-
These wines fruy dsliess been hisy
proved BY h Gu because SO q e manifest supe' over
They are sSss so and pess IN bottles ssS % asSs @
Persons suffering with chronic affection te bowels be
wines Of various sorts dry and rc south side East
Wesi Indies serea &c. se sc on daugt and in bottles
x q The sparkling wines o. subscrihs wen known that
The Mes ssa and me & @ @ !, ses
q low most the msfkss which are
lie has also champagne wines brands and qualities
very low prices retail ssS 10 The % b. sss asS i.
stock here from the very lowest price, the single
q 5asandy SSss large stock
that he them om his vaults as sood bottle q Bur
sauterne and Barsac always on hand in bottles I,
Rhine anS mSsss was S% ns md number
many s Hooks and Mosee from the cheaPs: sorts .ne ye
choicest ynases Of The "sseinbe which the best growth of
Ii he articles Of Cosnac and erande he has fine
and some Celebrated Ciavsr eighth casks and
hs and -Dboache isfi IN hhds on consignment winch w
Also ish scotch and Mononsahela whbkey, Jamaica Spirits
ssse @ ~ sia any s
A constant assorted stock ofIiavana cigara a., n .
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent BY mail or see
Address 'n tsg3 JACOB sNIDER, jr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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s of person win be entered upon our books upe hs
payment ofthe subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. the postage
on which win be BY us BY ourselves In
safe uznsnisson.
The COUNTRY PAPER Il published m weekly durins
sions Of Congress- and semi~eeky during the recess
Subscriptions for period than year win be received
pIcporiioned 10 the ahovs rates. 4taa&
nPosTMAsTERs sutoIed 10 ae a. our s.e.u and by
sendng Us RVS DAILY subscriber, $50 enclosed OF
IWEEkL subscribers, S25 enclosed Or ryr WEEKLY
subserr SI0 enclosed win ons copy of the
same edition they furnish subsc,ILes ior sraits
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yIurphy,s Envelopes, No. 263
York. s3l.iIt}l FbA# #@

urphy,s self-seaing rtisin Envelopes, No. 263
Madis0n street, NCsv vYorB<. s3liiI2i 1bA @
THE subscriber, soliciting the patronage q al who may see h
ndveisemenf feels Of that hesttstion with which new
brought before the public The experience yeas hs s
tabshcd their superiority beyond oil question: and ne conndsn
who have used esc
envelopes pdy increasing saes proof Of their
larity: 4Ffs# .aE Hi5It .EisiEfEFa hHt .t1yt,
ls occupied by the seal may have bis
name and beautifully eabos
plain aodng perfect security against fraud "a
The Envelopes opened without destroyed ID
Neither waters required % seal them 4h Upon ne
ssa nsuTes ts Immediate return 10 the
buried months In the dealetter oee. o
envelopes almost the price plain ones
6l Each letter effective ADVERTISEMENT sure TO
the attention Of all through whose hands may pass
The following prices for dies engraved brus and
which last years, and of envelopes Of the usual letter
white buzz Of good paper aud made a above win
address, &c lnaak4 HAt AEa HFt& NaoH H.
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(yENETAL vapor BathAdopted unanimously by Congress-
VI recommendations United
States surgeons and other eminent sicians per tesimona
portable the position
favorable dsblaed and the SAFE equal distribution of
heat Tbs apcsuons Mature aiding from the potent epidemic
United pcnitentiary
and elsewhere, efficient in diseases called mecura In e
sautay Of the operations Of the
oriental steabath e used In Turkey there lately
particularly servceahe
the organs respiration rights making
urnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
Applied City Hail. wing Hrst door tconvenenf o the
iane) No. %. and al residence ofsick Probainm est
Sept s-eodn sgst. 81 4 BOYD RElLLY
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GENERAL Agency and Law Once NJ Wsshinstsn,
DIX sELDIHG wYLIE,

Nc. 7sds Bs.lalas Fsna.ysaaia aesnas Hss dsoF vs 81
~ tNi.ts Bropas Hotel, Roshiastea, d. G. iNa Us
rHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for purpose Of prosecuting claims before
board
monsS appointed for the adjusmen' Of spola,eas other
claims,
full and faithful all business that may be
their chas They win attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land dues claims arising under
otherwise bang and selling real estate collecting private claims,
rents, &c. fss9 NN a tftAf g. Att7tg f.t II
Andrew Wylie, j will attend business
either nmsef the firm be nusted, In Of the
the District Supreme Court Of the United l
Cha De seldine being United States notary
public commissioner OF deeds for all the Union
will give prompt attention 20 the taking Of testimony acknowicdg
msn Of deeds and other duties which appcan his Office
Charges will be moderas and regulated claimed
and the OF services required
Communications tpos, pad will receive immediate
Hept S-dly
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forward of order mail
respectable New York house will be su
cen All orders win meet with promp attention addressed 70
h&Af Ne1aHn t3 '<ae a63 Madison street, New YORK.
he MeEs
Shell Mot 20 wall street. or Of Messrs Jsroiman Go M
BSsne.s cards. embossed from dies, $40
per thousand sa &g ga&fGa Afss tb9 @ e.8thA4 &
Nov IS-d1m 4 r
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
vncenne Indiana Charter unlimited pnsed January 1850
Capital, $4,000. stockholders individually iiable.
For the Insurance. of horses mules prize bu sheep and cattle
OF decrpton against the combined risks Of hr water acc
dents, and diseasc ao stock driven eastern markets
transported South LOSSES paid In thirty aer proof Of death
Direcososeph g. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberwinc
nerhant Captain tsanc Mass merchant George D. Hay mer
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wise merchant and
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner Ellie Stale senator and Of vinceunes Abm sh,
fhriier, bank director, and auditor Of Knox county N l
Joseph O. Bowman, Presidents D. sbursf Whitney, Secretary
Wm Burtch and president vinccnDes branch
of the Stale Bank of Indiana fss' ~. 4. .t1 ~
j. L. NELSON, Pennsyvana avenue, between th and
l5th streets, Washington City. U tt tt
q sept 2B--diy is fss ttE 4a 2. Ne
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III. Burr's French and English Seminary for
9E Young Ladies', a + 81 Gsa 81 5
Corner Of Ninth aud Il sfrsets Huntington, /,
ylTIL reopen Monday i7t Of September thorough
studies pursued and superior advantages
acquiring and other in this
Able employed In the several depart
her ne the advancement Of tho
pupils r0sed her ned number of boarder arc
all times In French
and enjoying the comforts Of peassnf home.
Terms, Ac. made known application to the Principal
Aug x7-3taw4w Hf@ (.
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supreme Court OF the United states.

DECEMBER TERx, Ie4S.
RuLx Ne ORDERED That where appearance Is entered
on the plaintiff defendant before die
day the next succeeding that ON which the case
docketed, shall dismissed nj the Of the plaintiff
RULE No S. When called for argument at two sue
teyms upon call ni the second term neither party
preparcd dsmsed the of the plaintiff
shown for further posiponement
That printed under The ortielh
hereafter be received unless flied within the hst ten
RtIs NO. twelve printed copies Of the ab
stracts points required by tile fyhid rule, be
nine of these copies court reporters for the
be retained by the clerk
rff ."s = TEST, T-.TT sFFEN3lS WM THOS. CARROLL,
oct I5-lnw3w c. b. G. u. y.
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yUILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
Of Tuck.rl would call the attention OF bis fens
and hs public generally 20 his siock o goods now opening
himself from the importing houses n
New Yok, and BY far the greatest variety and richest styles ever
this suanger respectfully and earnestly solicited
give ca and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident II viii be 20 their advantage, LI8....-.
And would especially call rhe attention Of officers Of
navy prepared all kinds o
fcguisuons te hore and
prices, warantsd both In the cutting and making de-
parments, any establishment In this country
thanks biz frends or their
long aud connusd and hopes by The diligence and
attention TO business, merit continuation ofihe same
An orders promptly executed ,f. e.F ~ s.rl sl 81
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