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Religious Intelligence,

Rev. Russell Streeter, of Portland Me-, Uni
Veralist minister, preached on the 18th inst his
469th sermon. He is SO years old, and has been in
the ministry forty years.
We learn from the Christian Index that Gen.
Duff Green offered 800 900 to any body of Baptists
who would raise equal sum, for the purpose of
endowlng an institution of learning at Dalton, Ga.
society has been formed for the purpose of raising
the necessary sum to meet this offer, and charters
have been obtained from the Legislature for both
male and female Colleges"
The late Benjamin Punchard, Esq, of Andover,
Mass, after bequeathing more than 100000 to
his widow and relatives, made the following be-
quests Of charitable nature: For establishing
free school in AndoveE South Parish, $50, 900; and
reversion, in addition, of $4,000 more; to the
Episcopal Church in Andover $1,000; to the
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Societies of the
Episcopal Church, each, $1,000
AT the Quarterly meeting of the Board of Drec-
tors in Boston. on Wednesday, the 10th inst,
which is the last for the year, appropriations were
granted to two hundred and seventeen young men,
pursuing their studies preparatory to the Gospel
ministry in the several Colleges and Theological
Seminaries in New England, and at the West
The Synod of Peoria, ILL.,, at its meeting in June
last appointed committee of correspondence on
the subject of Northwestern Theological Semi.
nary and empowered them to call public conven.
ton to promote the object if they should deem
such measure desirable. The committee have
resolved to invite the friends of the enterprise to
meet at Chicago, in May next, to consider the sub
Ject at length and to devise means for carrying the
project into effect.
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels. asst

ST. CHARLEs-C T Marsh Madeira; Thos Strong Mo,
N Weodwa ard, b d Rice. A .Htehcoef. Mobile " &
W B Curtis, Alabama; W Miles, Yazoo CITY I
Ford, ViTginis Waggoner, Mississippi H Hubbard,
Worth, A; Maj Sprague and two children Col John.
son. Master Worth, A; Mrs I Dllaitry, Texas; w
Brown, e II Written. Texas
HEwLETT's-J Zants. New Orleans; w s Pickett,
Natchez F Richardson Lake Providence; w ii Shines
R Il Highower, Nashville; II Goodrich. J Mosbey, Tomp.
Louisiana. -
yEEAN1AH-M jerks. three children and servant Mo-
bile; w II Harrison and lady, w Hall, New Orleans
Thos Naly Kentucky; G Downes, Vicksburg: G Prk'
ms Wm w Porter Mississipp Mrs Dobbs, child and
PLANTERs-A Hartford. New York; E P DeCamp, Ba.
ton Rouge Richardson, Louisiana Edw Armtage, Jno
Wilson, = Snter. J Clomons, Texas; G Leonard
Orleans.
ARoApE-J w Phagan, Rogers, Durham, J L
Durham, Louisville, Kentucky ID M Prichard Louisan4
e A Reynolds, Memphis b r Lhaw. ST Louis.
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SYKES, HYDE & Co. will SELL 10 O'Clock, at Ill Maya
zine stree-Rce. AT the hour at IO6 PoydTas
sIee-HaIdware etc At o'clock, on the Levee op.
posite the Public Square, First Municipality
f. a PETITPAN will sell at 10 o'clock al No. Canal street.
Dry Goods by catalogue.
N XGNIE will SELL 10 O'Clock 1O7 Cusomhouse street
Furniture.
MoRPHY MENUS will SELL at O'clock at the corner of
ST. Charles and GirJd streets-Saddlery.
E. b. DRAKE will lse, u clock at No. IA Cuomhouse
stTeet-FuIniture.
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Large and Elegant Assortment OF Fine
and Fashionable SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING:
.95f1.ed sZzsEae9Oe r. Co.'s

s4tfa'e6 skAgE1e9'Oe n Co.'s
CONE PRICE,, Retail CLOTHING Embellishments,
No. "a MGgGstns Street.
~ BY ships Mediator and Hero and steamhp Ohio this
receiving very large addition our stock Of Fine and Fah
ionabe SPRING aud SUMMER CLOTHING TO which we invite
the attention Of lrienda
RAl Clothing manufactured in NewYOrt
expressly for our retail sales here and purchasers
requested to examine the style and workmanship Of all our
The following Is only partial list Of nticIssi
summer 11aH Dress G0ats, Erochs sacs Polkas etc
English Merlno and Paumeta do do
Black aud coOred Alpaca sacs POkas Lamarnes and Short
All Linen, checked and striped do. do.
FSss , soo MSd kS sSd Gss%so Dc d.
Light quality Black Cloth Skeleton saea and Lamartnss
Dress Goats and FrOckaos Styles which selling sdueeu
FsSc6 MSo S pSI a SF DP de o PanoOu
Black sIS; , and colorsd alpaca and Psrsmeta do.
French Linen T; DI white and eolorsd d.
French aud American cottonade DO.
A p,IPsIS1 q Black and eOd cm
sss sg:. Black .Ps ..,sr;e Sf: ssi Satin Vest,
super st sI nE san e saIsSss S d.
Super White and colored Marssiles Do
All Of the latest styssRoins Collar and Double breasted
Eupen. 4 s'ihhi.. es hsSffass5y Crayst.s etc.
Fn ssGp a Se5 M'd cc Sai MgG Is. ys
Negro Rhirta - ~ ~ ~ N"'oA "'e
UNDERsHIiTE ~ ~ ~ ~ t"'Ae
Brown, White and Pink Cotton Undershirts and Druw1.
Heavy Silk Undershirts aud Drawers
isle Thread UndeTshirts Drawers-beauti6l goods
hed Blue and White FLANNEL and Meno Shirt Drawers
Very rich styles fancy CRAvATE.
French and Italian Black Silk Crayats-
Sils and Linen HANDKERCnIEFS,
iilale Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES.
I.isle Thread, Cotton and Mefino HALF-IIOSE
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc.
inll assortment of Boys and CHIIDRENs CLOTHING.
~ ONE PRICE FOR GooDs. and No Derivation.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 co,
anil n NJ a1 No.
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The officers of steamer "Lowndes, jr.," arrived
yesterday, report the steamer Natchez No. hard
aground at the Bonnet Care crevasse, 60 miles
above the city. The Lowndes went 10 her assist
ance and sad by her two hours, using every effort
to haul her off, but cOnld not move her
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 1870.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. A. w. Bishop died suddenly yes
teray at the Cont street Hotel An inquest was held upon
the body and verdict rendered. Died of chronic hepatis
The deceased native of England aged about 40 years
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S. of IT. Meetings This Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Foun Hail. No a3
Tchoupltouas street, at O'Clock.
5o'clock. ~
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MOBILE TRoTTING RAcEs-Third Day.-The
Mobile papers say that the attendance was quite
large, notwithstanding the inclemency of the wea-
Their. The rain descended in torrents during the
greater part of the day, and the track, in conse-
quence was quite heavy. The entries for the first
race were Telegraph, Mu,dOck and Sir Peter.
Telegraph was the favorite at odds, and five to one
were laid on the field against Murdock The
knowing ones were awfully taken in.
First Raee.-Pune s9OO-Three mile heats-For trotnp
horses. to go they please: 'S
VIM Cottrel's g. g. -Murdock. .................1 1
w. l.. Nunnalees &. Telegraph. dis
Time, 9:00-9:13.
Second Raee-Purse s50-ie heats-ForT rottine horses
under saddle: e ~
", Danea g. bheksktH.
no Cottrel's G, CINCINNATI
Time, 3:l2
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Auction Sales This Day.

On Sunday night, April %, DR.. D. G. BENBRooK, aged
years a resident of NewOreans.
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Without reserye-stOck Of Hardware. Cutlery
and Fancy Goods.


MONDAY, April o. at 10 o'elockwi sod without reserve
~ at the store Of the importers Messrs Hogg No IOS
Poydras ss'- -
The entire stock Of fresh HARDWARE well assorted consisting
In part Of fne Pocket and Table Cutlery Branna Ware
s sed Coopers Tools, Coffin Mountinss Pss several
rse rors and Engrangs from Landser; with
msnt Of articles kept wholesale Hardware also large
assortment Of Fnges Gmps Fancy and
Tey Of English Double Barrel Guns Pos
Terms cash $500 $500 so days $500 to $500
monihsi over $500 months for approved psper r.
The entire stock direct importation Engnh
manufactures. " g
Catalogues will be ready three days previous day Of sale
1
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the remains found the lace, neck, and shoulders
had been gnawed by rats that Identification was
hardly possible but it appears that young man,
called to testify before the Coroner, described the
particular locality Of tooth, which he assisted DR..
Smith in extracting from the jaw Of young woman
at Dr.. Smiths house. and who was then under his
medical treatment Upon examining the deceased
this tooth was found to be gone.
The body was further identified by lady with
whom the unfortunate girl formerly boarded, from
mark on one Of the wrists.
The evidence duplicating Smith as the murderer
is quite strong. The plank nailed over the drain,
to hide the body, has been identified as taken from
his stable, and it was further shown that he had
offered shawl belonging to the deceased in pay
ment Of load Of wood
One Of the principal Witnesses against Smith is
little girl, about IL years old, who lived in his
family. She was examined before the Coroner's
Jury, but refused to testify, saying that Smith had
threatened to kill her il she disclosed any thing
tending to criminate him.
She has since, however, made some startling de-
yeloPments. The deceased passed in his house by
the name of Mary, and when the body was dis
covered, Smith said to the little girl" They have
found Mary"
On Sunday last Smith was seen by the little girl
to burn up trunk filed with clothing, supposed to
belong to the murdered girl.-BOs. Transcript 18th.
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Per steamship Galveston, from Galyeston-M Gen Worth
and Mrs Sprague and children Mrs Horne and daughter
M Swenson and lady, Mrs Matby. Mrs johnson, james
Mainla9d n, John Place Us s N; Lieut. Heaspan
Borden. kspkerdae. MsDin, 9T Coles, a William.
Clapp Waggoner, J w Miles, Smms, Heighall, Erwing
Capt Byren;, T. WILLIAMS, Z Lgtler. w Lockbsrt,
Hermitage, Hepistin, Wilson, NJ Garrison, Woodfa,
Kaufman, Ayala, Foote. Morris-and so on deck.
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CHARGE OF MURDER-Horri5lc Cyueltg.-
Capt. w. R. Gardner and his first mate, Henry
Humphreys, of the brig Frances jane" which
arrived at Baltimore from ST. Johns, P. r., were
arrested the 23d nst at the instance of the Sec
ond mate and crew OF the vessel charging the par.
ties named with having caused the death Of the
cook, by cruel treatment, during the outward voy-
age from that port to st. Johns. AT second ex-
animation into the charge the following facts were
evidenced by the second mate of the " Frances"
WIN. Roberts, and the men composing the crew:
The Frances Jane sailed from Baltimore in the
month of February last. While in the Chesapeake,
the cook, whose name David Thompson was
charged with being impudent, when the captain
ordered him to be tied up and whipped. After re-
ce1vlng dozen, he was cut loose, and in a few
minutes after he was again tied up which being
done, the poor creature received the second dozen
ashes on his already SCARED and bleeding back
The punishment was described by the witnesses
as being very severe. When the vessel was three
days out, Capt. Gardner charged the cook with
having put sea-water in some of his cooking and
as punishment ordered him to ca: bucket-full of
potato parings, and other garbage. Compliance
with this cruel demand was forced both BY the
captain and the mate, standing over their misera-
bic victim with rope-ends, and inflictng upon him
most severe and cruel punishment The witness
testified that the captain beat the cook for quarter
OF an hour with piece of rope. 1t also testi,
he'd that both the captain and the mate kicked and
otherwise iltreated the cook, to force him to eat
the contents of the bucket Finally the cook sunk
under his punishment and lay completely ex-
hausted on the deck, when he was ordered BY the
captain to get into the galley. Being unable to
move the first mate dragged him to the galley and
left him. Very shortly after he was found in the
galley by the second mate, quite dead, having evil
IDENTIFY died from the effects Of the cruel punishment
received at the hands of the captain and the first
mate. On the discovery being made, efforts were
made to restore the man by using hot liquors and
other stimulants. But all was Of no avail-the
mans life was gone. The body, after being kept
until night, was thrown overheard.
The accused were each held to bail in the sum of
$4,000 to answer the charge at the approaching
term of the U. S. District Court.
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THOMAs ATKTNs'

MATRAss MAKER AND UPHOLsTRRER. No.
IN ~ Y36 BisnrMe stree. =, BEDS DIS and CoTS
sals sng retail ~ sHlEs and sFE shnnAT CtFT4ISs
supplied az NE THess Ftasaafhle IefEs, mhlA III
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Chem Gn0dsIII

SOC yards printed Lawns, fast cOlors, at 10 cents
5000 yards Real French Jacones finest qualities. s ,v At or
cents per yard. NV" -''' At 81
1900 yards Richest orgsndy Muslins, at s7A cents
1909 yards BaTeges all styles, at 25 cents.
cases. 900 pieces Irish Linens wdrraRted pure Flax from O. m
piece
800 Richest Style French Parasos from 81 so to Al On
each.
THOMAS BRADY,
spl52w - CHARTREs STREET ~.
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Crescent @ooa anO gob aprlntIng 0fIee.

WresrFnt %Oea and SOB printing 0iIte.
" The proprietor Of the Office respectfully inform
their friends and the public they associated with
The conduct Of the Job Department Of their establishment Mr. W.
II YEOMANs Under this arrangement they hope
liberal share Of patronage pebble The Of
new and complete they prepared Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay moderate prices Particular
entlon win be given printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS or LADINg, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, fOrARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
. BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS. POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
Printed at short notice. and moderate terms. aplT
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The SAco (ME.) TRAeEDY.-Tn the murder
case at Saco, the CorOners Jury returned verdict
in effect that the deceased, whose name is MARY
Balm, came to her death from drugs administered
by Dr.. James H. Smith. DR.. Smith has been ar
rested. An Irish girl, who lived in the family of
DR.. Smith, was put on the stand, but would tell
nothing. 1t is understood, however, that she ba,
since consulted with her brothers, and has made a
full confession of all she knows of the matter.
@Smith, who is not regular physician, gained
some notoriey about year since by being arrested
and examined with the Wentworths, on suspicion
of being party to the murder of Parker, at Man
chester, and was discharged for want of proof. He
has been resident at Saco about FIVE years.
The unfortunate young woman, whose name is
aHsIleHi has been missing sesae Two months NJ
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Arrived Saturday.
Ship SABBATH returned in Distress with Os Of bowspr hav
ing been run into by bark SsTanac, on the Bar-Pont
Ship John Harvard. Andras, so days from Glasgow 10
MASTERED my.
Ship Maid Of Orleans IA days from New York. TO Cohen
Ship Medallion, Houdlee, IS days from Boston, to master
Brig Roeerne, - II days from Chagres. in ballast, to
M Harrison & Co-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen. Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonville.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Harry Hill Newell. from Nashvlle-31e bales cotton.
Webster, Reno, from Cincinnati.
Fashion, Martini from the Coast.
Gypsy, Ore, from Bayou Sara-l7 bales cotton.
Towboat Anglo American DAVIS, IRON the Passes
Towboat Yankee, Flinton, from the Passes.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
UREscENr OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, April 49, 1850.
COTTON-The Cotton market presented very firm ap
pearanee on Saturday. and factors seemed little disposed
sell unless at extreme prices The business summed up 5000
bales at our quotations below.
,rlnt,r, u..r.n
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Furniture....... Furniture -. 49,. Furniture
BY MORPHY q NEYIuS.


BIZ MORPHY g. MENUS.
TUESDAY April 3d. al ocoek-Wibe sold at 2sCamp street.
general Of FURNITURE, viz Mahogany Sofa
CHAINS Gard and Centre Tables Piano, Ooman
mors Looking GLASSES Bedding China and Glassware
Brussels carpets, nearly Stoves Kitchen Utensils
One fine WATCH DOG ap9I
Government Wagons, DraYs, Bodies NJ heels etc
By SYKES, HYDE q CO.
M EDNESDAY, May /, oiclock-Wll be sold at the
branch Press Warehouse of TehoupoulAs and Mar
het streets, Tor account Of whom may
100 wHEELs; % set Af RuNRiNa GEAR;
mus feoesi SPokes Hounds, Axerees Wagon Bows Single
double Trees stay Chains Wagon Tires suechsrs, seche
$500 and UNDER CASH $500 $500 days. over $500,
months approved paper apA
U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE
JOSEPH ID. FOSTER rs. STEAMER CHILDE HAROLD. -.
In TIE District Court the United States for the East
N erH District Of louisiana; No. $50
~ above entitled suit will sell highest bidder public
auction at Banks Arcade, Magazine
NAiehz streets New Orleans on WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1885,
The Steamboat CHIDE HAROLD her tackle apparel engines
machinery and ornure she lies at the Of Newoeans
and nearly opposite Poydras seeond Municipality.
Terms cf sale-Ca.h paya5 at the time Of au.
dieation. Wd. S SCOTT U. s. Marsh-l,
Eastern District of Louisiana.
NewOreans, April Is, 1850 APPS, my1, S, Is
CUsTOM-HoUsE, NRw ORLEANS
cr Collectors Office, April 10, 1850.
NOTICE-There will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
LIST day of May next, at Public Store, No. 49, Ben
Se street a. Y O'Clock NJ by Sykes Hyde Co., R. B.
70 halfppss BRANDY, c. HNo. Ito1O;
~ Or do. do. e. ii No. II to 20.
Said Brandy having been imported from Bordeaux per bark
Of Congress, Of SOth August, ls4s. -
apl5 ID SAM. J. PETERS, Collector
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The steamer Columbus left ST Louis the I'D inst In
port, loading for New Orleans, steamers Josiah Lawrence
Buena VISTA Constitution, Amaranth and John Hancock
steamer Aeck Scott Just arrived Autocrat laid report
the upper Mississippi high and falling; Ohio river rising rap
idly st Louis Hard Times the 18th inst
The steamer Alex Scott left Louisville the 2ls insthe
Ohio rising fast there had been rise Of thirty feet in
the Conference.-The Tennessee rising rapidly; in port fol-
NewOreans, Bunker Hill Chancellor and Glencoe
The ship Lexington went the 18th inst.
Towboat American lowed down and sea- on the
23d inst, ship Mediator and to the Bar ship Sabas.
Towboat Yankee lowed down and to sea- the I'D inst
ship Avalanche and bark Maipo.
Jobboat Montezpma towed down and on the 18th
inst, bark Georgiana
Towboat Star towed down and to the 18th inst
ship VIM Ward and schr Maria.
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AUCTION SALES.

- - = -S/AN AONAAAAACs
>. A. BEARD, Auctioneer,
ss e Real E 49, s.s sGS o ne
mediate d osss Ne ii & ssst . &s.a. 's Inter
Immediate departure. VI
BIZ Es Be DRAKE,
MONDAY, april ~ oss ss 6Iss's ..A ..s
AZ No ~ street sssn Daaphn and usn
other Mahogany Aros ahossny nd ch s1h
MSstg and P:5S. Sha csatf Card FI snd DINING
boards Sofas Mas:s BsdSns ss &C. CURTAINS S'a' Side
quantity shrsBssy, 81. singing aiss Bira. etc. .vs
Catalogue Sale. Dry Goods
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
sIs X APE % a. 10 oeioeki be sOd hi. aueon
IoS sssss Ssy .Y Is, iASPy PRINTS
z Hamilton shesug Pinned Masns Bsss. orRsnd L Rs
Tnss .nd fsssy ~ . Ss Cotton
cdosaa s Tss: sSsR and Psssd s
SheDisete rh Linens, Diapers, TOws Checks Cam
Term. liberal at sale.
ny 9 3 v be ready and goods can be examined early
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
hri PAY MSsess s Rs sss.!. S .d
half pipes French Brandy. fourth proof sii''
lo % .isS Ss d. g.. d. g. g. g.
49e9s from s ing Absie I'm q Rochelle rop1. r.a,
monhsi over $500, moalhs approved paper. vyaS
hice .......:........R Rice Rice.
By SYKES, HYDE e. co.
MVNDAf the 2h inst at 10 ocockwl Be sod at No III
W Magazine street. by order Of s p
Wardena, for account Of whom Il may concern - -
% ASKS RICE more Or less, slightly damaged voyage
IRON Charleston 10 this port. 80
Ier@s ea.h. aPz
Furniture ....... Furniture Furnifure
Positive Sale. on account of departure for California
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
MONpAf April 70, al 10 ocorkwt hree story
NA brick Dwelling No l07 street. near Bourbo
An assortment OF FINE FURNITURE consisting in paTt q Ma
hoghny bedsteads,
ana Caro- Tables Marble Top Centre Tables and Wash
stands Brussels snd lugrain Carpets, French Looking
1sis Plentd French Clock Spring atrases and
bedding, Curtains, a lot Of Silver Ware, etc.
Terms caah. ans
Saddles, Brides, Harnesses, Trunks. Whips, etc.
BY MORPHY d. MENUS,
IONDAY April g. 1850. o'elock-Wi sold al The cor.
| AVE- ner OF st Charles and Grod
general assortment Of SADDLERY-couprisne in mart Drav
saddles BrTehins Collars Hames, Brides ec Riding Saddles
| and Cloths, Brides Whips
Hard Leather and Wooden frame Travelling Trunks
Also.
Two splendid SHOW CASES.
without reserye-stOck Of Hardware, Cutlery
and Fancy Goods.
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tTPER STEAMSHIP OHIO. 1
NORRIS d. WAY,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
Have received this arrival large and elegant assortment Of
Summer CrGUNts,
TO which they invite the attention of their customers and the
public-among which may be found
The Lola Monies" CraVat,
An entirely new style, and manufactured expressly for u.s.
WOodhead's FANCY AND FANCY BATIsTE;
STRIPED CAMBRIA AND STRIPED BATIsTF;
INDIA SILK AND FOuLARp SILK;
ENGLISH TwILLED SILK, Red Spot;
LIGHT FANCYCHEoK SILK and CHAN9EABLR SILK,
And variety Of other styles NORRIS & WAY.
corner of Camp and Common streets,
ap11 2dptf under Hewlett's Hotel.
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nR. ELLIOTT, PeteriaaTy SHrgeeHs would announce
~ 70 the citizens Of this city and is vi ~ ~
business in his line entrusted to his care -
Dr. Eott hopes bong experience Veterinary Surgeon
will insue hm large business, he nine the
VeteFinary College OF France hive years in Prussia, and the
last We years in city with great The Doctors
charges are from 81 10 80 upon durable disease
Advice gratis.
nIShf al TsttsrsalE SlablSa ST. Charles street.
~ FAMILY HoRSEs, WEI eleke, always "a baRd
aEa 10 ssle msis t,s
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
"A b D O M T N A L
SUP P0R T Err

So sny at his of 10 81 cAair sfrss sspesifs GAfsa
The ghsst most elastic and comfortable instrument in for
the cure Of the WoMB compianthe bearing down feeling At
the bottom OF the stomach ofhe lungs side and back,
the whites etc: IN pregnancy, lis prevents miscarriage
enae any doubt the efficacy Of this uppcEter they
b referred TO the wife OF ceebraffd physician Of this
city, who using one with perfect satisfaction, aar Try
ing several other patent supporters without relief fhyE
clans are respectfully Invited to cal and examine The inslu
ment at the proprietoF's, 10 81. Charles 5tEesE
In practice, bad ali hs
hoased Ahdo1ica Supporters
adapted mpsEt arsd si1fnan's.
Philadelphia, Aug. Is, t9f9 WAI Anderson. N D.
For uree Years vas afflicted with e womb eonpzu q
The time conned bed BY HuerinGs Nc
thing resd until q Mr. shsEmsns Ab1rina Sup
pos enabled me 10 Uotk -Acai The house. ard rn for
: Apr,s, a lisa Ia Esshih sisest fhisSsish,u