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Examination Of Murder Case Postponed.-
The e1ami nation of Henry A. Sample, charged
with killing James Gray, was continued over to
Monday next, at IL o'clock, in consequence of the
absence of the Coroner at Plaquemines, who is
one of the principal witnesses in the case.
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See FIRST ana Fourth Pages.

aaa The Union Spirit in North Mississipi.--We
have before US, in that excellent paper, the Holly
Springs Miss) Gazette, report of the proceedings
g. = large Union Convention of delegates from all
16felection precincts in Marshall county, the
great county of the North in the State Of Missis-
sippi. The delegations were very full, and a
cheering spirit prevailed over the proceedings Of
/ the Convention. Union candidates to represent
Marshall county in the State Convention and in
the State Legislature, were recommended to the
Convention by large committee appointed for that
pulpose. These candidates were received with
: enthusiasm by the Convention. The nomination
. of Gen. Henry s. Foots, as Union candidate for
Governor, was warmly approved Of. The recent
nomination Of Hon. B. d. Nabers for Congress, in
the First District, by the Pontotoc Convention,
was cordially endorsed, and committees were ap
pointed to carry out the views of the Convention
in reference to filling vacancies, etc.
In this report Of proceedings the names of all of
the delegates, nominees and others are published.
A glance at them is quite enough to consice any
one well acquainted with Mississippi, that the soil
OF Marshall county is not favorable to the growth Of
the secession plant. The best men Of Marshall Of
Al conditions and political creeds, flourish in the re.
cords Of this convention. Marshall county, in Mis-
sissippi. in times Of old boosted the title the ban
ner conaty Of the north" The whole Of north Mis-
sssppi il now struggling to see which shall be the
Unios 6awnsr eoxnty of the State. Marshall
county 10 powerful in numbers, but she will gain
no easy victory Her sister counties, Itawamba
and TnhsmingA can send large armies into the
field and it will be seen by the annexed letter which
has just met our eye in the Memphis Eagle that
they - prepared to do strong battle for the
Union,
Tia ONION Spirit in Mississipps- Tsshanrineo
and Ltasc0ua6a erect
MooREsvILLE. Itawamba Co., Mis-, June g.
Editor Of the Eagle-Dear Sir:-You speak
highly in your last number, of the proud position
Iishamingo county has taken in relation to the
question now pending. While, sir, you have time
70 speak Of Tishamingo, please notice Itawamba.
She. too, is calamity rolling on the Union ball. and
in November next the tale she will tell will cause
the re-eaters to call aloud as did the traitor of old
and say: Men and brethren, what shall we do to |
% saved !" am sure sir, that Gen. Foote will |
get large majority in this county: and if all the
rsst IN Mississippi secede, ltawamba and "old
Iish," will stand together scstssn the Union.
. The cause s fast progressing throughout the
state and II all the northern counties will stand as
his Mississippi will stay in the Union, and Foote'S
E. w. GARLAND.
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Attempt to Un-Iile Why One-John Beverly
was sent before the First District Court yesterday
by Recorder Genois, for feloniously attempting to
steal George Wiley's hat, as he lay asleep on the
wharf, opposite Canal street.
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The Bardstown Ky) Herald. of the 9th inst,
notices speech given in the Court house in that
town by Ben. Hardin, declaring himself a candi-
date for the State Senate in that district. "The
Old Kitchen Knife wishes to cut up some of the
member and ths aeu Of the las, Legislature.
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A Burglar arrssted.-Sarah Ford, a. few dav.
ago. charged an unknown man with burglary,
larceny and assault. She said he entered her
house, corner of Main and Levee streets, a. mid
night-riaed her trunk of $25 in American gold.
Knocked her down, beat her, and then fed. AL.
though alarm was made, he was too smart to be
caught that time. However this same individual
was arrested yesterday and gave his name a.
Mark M Fraboulet. Recorder Genois rsmanded
him for examination.
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Attempt to Stab.-Lopez de Garcia, for attempt
ing to stab man on the Levee, in the forenoon of
tuesday last, was committed as a vaQrant to sh.
parish prison for three months BY Recorder Genois
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Another Rat in the Trap.-Francisco Capmani,
accused of larceny, was brought to the First Mu.
nicipality Watchhouse, last evening, by Captain
Florentio Samudio, of the steamship Neptune.
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A fugitive from Justice.- Jean Dufau wa,
arrested yesterday by the LIST Municipality police
as fugitive from justice. He was arraieued in
this city about month ago for passing, or at.
tempting to pass forged $40 bill-gave bail
and-fled
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Mistaken and No Mistake ''-Recorder Seuze.
neau yesterday sent John Doyle and John johnson
before the First District Court for robbing Foster
Jones of his pocket book (minus any change and
his cap.
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w ESIPHALIA HAMS-5O superior West.
~ phalia Hams. Price Is cents per h. For sale bv



Second Municipality. June Is. 1851.
BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
in the Second Municipality of NewOrleans published
for the information of and guardians under reso
ton Of the Board. adopted on the 9TH inst:
by the River, Felicity Road, Annunciation and Bsnjamin
School horse corner Of Richard and Pacaner
bounded by Felicity Road, Nayades, Thalia Estele and
Magazine streets. ~ ~
FgLTSN School DIsTRIeT, for Boys and Girls bounded
BY the River, De0d street, Tvo Circle Nayades Thalia
Este!e and benjamin Sehoohouse corner OF Du
PLANTER and Annunciati0n streets.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DsTRIoT for Boys and Girls bound
ed by Triton Walk, Tivo Circle. Nayades street, Felicity
Road and the Swamp. School house. Of Dryades
M ~ School DIsTRlcT for Boy. only bounded
New Canal the Swamp. Hevia, Circus Canal streets
school house, st. Mary street, between Grod and Julia
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT for Girls only, boundaries
same as Marshall District. Schoohouse st. Charles sreet
between Grod and Julia streets.
Hsvia, Circus and Canal streets and the Swamp. School,
house. corner of st. Peter and Perdido streets,
Jei9 I'm JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary.
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II HOWARD LODGE NO. ia Reeula,
Meeting Meeting Of thi. Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
49, Thnrsday, at the Grand Lodge Hall, at halfpast
Isl9 p MCCARTHY Secretary
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Steamer CAtFiF2 RIt.si A.. summer
.Asb Pass Christian and Mississippi City.Thi;
splendid Lake packet steamer, Charles Reynolds master
having been thoroughly overhaued and retted with ne
airy cabin forward, and sky-ght aft for ventilation
being in perfect order will leave the Railroad every TUES
the O'Clock A. M. cars, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
by the O'Clock N, cars. Returning. will leave Biloxi
ING. iel9l K. GEDDES. AGENT I0 Bank Plsne
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SECOND.HAND ROOKS-

c The Subscriber has purchased Of Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Th, the
largest collection of and valuable Book, in h
city.
the wiah Of the Subscriber dispose Books and de-
vote his attention exclusively dealing Watches every
he oilers them the lowest Among them are the
best works Theology, Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Letes
Poetry and Science.
tF The latest Novels and Publications always on hand
ap8 JOSEPH RAFAEL No "A q, CI,-I..
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REus Choa.e.-The New York Evening Post
noticing the appearance of this distinguished law.
yer in the Methodist Church case, in the United
States Circuit Court, at New York, says:
In person, Mr.. Choate is tall, thin and arrowy,
with dark, coffee.colored countenance, lustrous
black eyes, crisp black hair, and peculiar ner-
vousness of manner, which causes one to suppose
that he must be an enormous consumer of Mocha.
His speaking, however, is more deliberate than
one would infer from his general constitution.
The tone of his voice, especially in its cadences,
is not unlike Mr. Emerson's, with less softness
and greater volume, but with the same nasal twang
which marks the accent of the New Englanders.
Yet it is deeply sympathetic, and we can easily
understand its power, when he appeals directly to
the feelings.
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j. r. CARRERAS,
AUCTION STORE.

LII kinds of Merchandise store ethsr for
"A or Private Sale - s' Tvs AAuS''"
Particular paid to outdoor sses Of Csrsoe,
Household Furniture, etc. ~ '"es Vi "aieoe''
II Liberal advances made on invoicss o looa H..
:" W sou AZ aucuoh' lea 6m
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HEAD;QuARTERs FIRST DIVISION Louisiana
MILITIA, New Orleans. June IA, 1851.
General Orders No. 10.

l. The Volunteer Corps of the First Division Louisiana
with due military honor, the Fourth \&SZ6f$A
of July, the anniversary of our glo. /T6SvNA
rlous independence, for which pur. N$AAGA%
pose they will assemble their respective parades fully
equipped, at O'Clock A M.
2. The Artillery will be prepared to fire National Salute
al sunset the eve the day. and and
Of the day, the Place dArmes Lafayette and Washing
ton Squares,
3. Brig. Gen: D. AususTN. commanding the Louisiana
Legion, and Brig. Gen Z. l.; TRACY, commanding the
First Brigade charged with the execution of these orders
far they concern their respective commands and will
hold themselves ready and subject further orders from
A. Brig. Gen. CRoEAN and officers of the Ninth Brigade
and other officers OF the First Division special duty
invited to the Major General and staff full dress
on the Place ,Ames, (Ccus Square at half clock
A. NJ. BY order of JOIN L.. LEWIS,
Major Gen. Cong LIST Div. La. Ma
THOMAS GRIPS, Aid-deC Camp. jel6 I'd
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A Tailor in Limbo.-The Atlanta tGa.) Repub-
lican, Of the 1lh inst, notices the escape from the
Decatur Jail Of fellow named DENLY, who had
been confined there for some time. DENLY had con-
cuded that the jailor YVES ga slow COACH" and
that he could pass him on the road and so, one
fine morning, he resolved to'try t. On the jailor's
approach, at the usual time, with a pitcher of
water to his cell, DENLY Strengthened himself up
behind the door, and, as soon the jaor entered,
jumped out between him and the door, turning the
key in a twinkling. DENLY has not been heard of,
and neither has the key been seen, since the time
of that pantomimc crit from durance
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Shall no longer annoy our Family Circles.
n Further evidence Of the use Of
DR.. SHERMAN
Patent Truss and Rupture Wash.
"ARKANsAs, May 8, 1851.
M. Sherman-D Sir: The Truss you fitted on my son
last winter think was in january has done better than
pec'sd would A far as we Judge from questioning the boy
the rupture cured DR.. Greenwood looked to-day
thinks there his wearing any longer
would be best Tor him have another WASH
the cure permanent
"Wl 10 kind write and me what had better
do You took down description Of his your book by
referring may remember all the circumstances and be able
to advise me what pursue. M
81 remain yours, etc, HENRY T. sMTTHp
TO ALL RUPTUREDs
tV The boy John alluded to in the following letter. was
nptured according to Mr. Colemans account $780, by
fall from horse The first yean he paid little attention
to it consequently. became large and painful and Truss
was resorted to Of relief Not much benefit was
derived from it, let the rupture down when exercising
He was then considered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in said he had read my
advertisement, and called in if could do anything for
boy who had been badly rupured for years. inquired
the particulars ofthe he them Ireped thought
could; If he would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could be done. He brought the boy
applied the Patent Truss him the WASH directions
etc. The following letter shows the result:
" JACKSON, Miss. May z. 1851
ut Shfrman-Dear Sir; About months ago, had you
apply on boy John Patent Truss operated
well that have concluded to send the other boys which
poke at the time he John Mr. Of this has
hem under his CHARGE and he will pay price agreed
hy are both vaube neroe and confidence having
permanently cured e sunded what have
anu from VIVA my liant said about your Of
treatment yoW hbest to furnish bottles the Wash to
the boy who rupt. both aides, do and Mr..
settle with you.
Eight days ago the youngest one came near diving INV
sansuaon, while work the field having common
ru@ could hnd but they do MT any good the
ooys are always complaining of PAIN rupture, get
you hx them as well as did John, do great
good. "Your FRIEND
nv fukw
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w are now receiving per steamer Falcon, ships
%sfes Z, shs ssSys Goods embracing latest
finest, Barsges Silk Grenadines to vhieh W. ~ IT.
attention OF the city and country uade " 'e l'e
ie1S JOS II. PALMER Co n Cam,s,
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new orleans, jackson and Northern
Railroad.
~ The subscribers to the of Railroad are
informed that the Committee Way. Means have directed the
collection of an nstalmen of five per cent.
Mr. 8. H. TURNER duly authorized to collect the same
4 l.. MATTHEW'S, Chairman.
7 JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
New Orleans, June IT, 1851. ,el72
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jel7 81

REMARxABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor. has the credit of achieving remarkable cures
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality who we
were informed had been cured of consumption or rather
disease OF the liver and lungs with fever of the bowels He
was discharged the 22d March, after being confined to his
bed for many months The appeared perfectly
We also at the time. negro who had been cured
of severe cancer by Dr. Fryer. rEdtors Louisiana Stat
Republican. Lafayette, May q, 1851. my3O d&Wtf
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Payment Of U. s. Fivs per cent Stoeks-We
perceive from a circular issued on the 5th inst
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, that holders Of
the five per cent Stock, issued under the act of
Congress approved on the 10th August. 1916, re-
deemabe at the pleasure of the United Sta4ss after
the 9th of August 1851, are notified that the lprin
cipal of said stock together with the semi.ainual
interest which will then be due upon it, will be
paid on or after the above day at the Treasury of
the United States to the owners of the same, or
their legal representatives. the presentation and
delivery of the certificates duly assigned in the
usual manner to the United States and all the
interest on said stock will cease and determine
after the above date.
We perceive, likewise, that the owners of this
stock who may desire it, can receive payment of
the amount at any time previous to the 9th August
next, on presentation, assignment, and delivery of
the certificates above, together with any accrued
interest up to the time of such presentation and
payment.
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AUCTION SALES.

Ferfumery.. Undershfrts. ..,, Gloves etc
BY j. r.. CARRERAS.
J. H. DoMINGoN, Auctioneer.
i Cont street. " " SUN ~ i>o' II
GLOVES, etc. a.. Also 49, ~ Hi''"inAo'
LooklNGGLAssEs GLASSWARE and FURNITURE. isls
valuable Real Estate In the First Municipality.
for account of former purchaser.
By j. M. WEYMOUTH. Auctionear.
~ Exchange St. Louis street. ~ - ~ " ~ Nv i1'u'
oNE SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in Faubours Jackson
ooundea oy benve CONT ST. Patrick Bsrnadoite streets
wentysght lots Mos to 800 feat front
same on Bernadotte, English Measure. " ' w
the purchaser. '' '' ~ sie eApehse Vi
Terms cash. lin
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The Collector Of Customs at Havana has notified
the commercial community. that the laws and regu.
ations OF that department., which have been here
,oiore VIGOROUSLY disregarded and evaded will
henceforth be vigorously enforced.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1881.

OSEPH H. PALMER 81 CO., At Camp street
CoNsw oreans, are now receiving their SPRING DRY
oOODS, embracing the latest and most desrabe style
adapted to the trade OF the South and West The dealers
stock. ~ :" eAa'hine Y he
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The Fugitive Slave case in Chicago has been
decided by the Commissioner ordering the discharge
of the negro. The proof of his identity was made
and was complete, but the proof was at variance
with the record-the proof being that he was very
dark and full-bloode1 negro, of five feet three
and one-half inches in height, while the record
described him as being Of copper color and about
five feet eight inches in height
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE,s VARIETIES,

suited at her residence No 49, corner of Old Lsee Epanads
streets opposite the Mint the Present. Past events
NJ Consultation-Genlemen 81 Ladies &c. ielO 6ts
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
Manageress. .....................M'e MARIE DuREr
THIS EVENING Thursday June 49, the performance will conn.,
msnce with the Play entitled
VICTORINE.
Mile Marie Dure
o.. LA GISELLE.
characters by MILE Hlaro MILE Baron Mons Muusn Nom,
Pinguely and the Corps de Ballet.
After which, Mr.. John Gaisiords comede,ta of
THE BOOMERS.
Charles Mrs. Boomer.. Mile Marie Durs
Doon open at half past o'clock performance commence
Priess AdmisaonBoIe Frat Second Tier and Pnrouets
GALLERY, 25 cents. f ""i'' w oe"" ;
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NEW MUSIC STORE,
W Camp street, three doors 6elow Poydyas.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
"a ~; 81
Ss.d .Ga'suPs Peyps a's Co.. HEM
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri HERR and Peyel.
picoo Pianos and Pannos from Herr
r. square are rianos from Gilbert, Dunham VIM Hall Il Son,
The SspsHWdia prize Piano. from VIM. Ha Son, Broad.
rarioI organs, in rich carved cases,
me HaImoncon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
ys Oh Eultas OF rich and varied patterns some of
Boehm Flutes.
na. AccoIde9ns warranted not get out of tune
ntass ihsumens from double bass ato-tOgetheY with
ATREb TRt ISL f Rss G Charge of the e,,ob,b
friends ~ "' '''"e' eaa' 10 walt on his numerous
room has been fitted up for the especial use of the ladies
can s G5 have tried hs + mSrs before
MUSIC AND MUSICAL. INsTRUMEYTs RI.
-. SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully request your
~ mi Mns tner large and extensive stock Of u
end also to their well selected assortment Of Piano
roiss from the factories of the first makers in the
Strings for Violin Guitar. Harp volncelo, Double Ba,,
fl, vRCln; Flutes. Guitars Acoo!don.. Bras. instrument,
Piano Forte Vine, Tuning Hammer, fopi, etc e,c md
every a1cle connected with the Music Business ' anu
s,,snd 10 MUSIC and Musical Instruments will be promptly
liberal discount made dealers and professors, and tn
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in par, paymsn,
the Music received from the North a, ,oo0 q. ,,h
M rhe entire Music Department will be under the charge of
os5 dtfaw4 + A. A T TKMiRr
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Notice.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT


B- For MOBILE Daily U. s. Mail Line, Bay 81 Loui,
Pass Christian and Pnscsgoua On and after SATURDAY IAN
inst of the Mail Steamers OREGON and FLORIDA wills
leave the Pontcbarain Railroad daily O'Clock
NJ The Way Letter Bag will leave the agent at
half past II O'Clock, A. M, puncually.
ie9n r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Pl.ee
University OF Louisiana.
n. The ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT of the Unlversitv nj
Louisiana will remain during the Summer benefit Of
those students who preparing Collegiate
Department. in November Students less receive
the same attention during the Winter Session.
js9 c. W. SEARS PRINCIPAL
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R. BROW N,
my19 1mlp l6S Povdr.s .srea,
DIR. LACRUE'S, of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM Specific.
THIS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
~ discovered for the Teeth and Gums. II keeps The
ee zee from tartar and soft and bleeding ums
70 heaitn and hrmness, and consequently bresth
o. proof 81 the facts CIRCULARS To the
hsenS' VIZ: Or GILBERT Poydras street. ~
GLARkE ALLISON, st. Charles street
IL MASSEY. cor. Camp and Grayer
!. WRIGHT, Isl Uhartres street
). SYhE, cor. Canal and Carondelet
a. KENDALL Co.. Magazine street
MEDICAL DRPoT, Poydras street
y. NYsTRASD. cor. Apollo and Clio.
GE9: REID, cor. Nay AIDES and Eute,pe
.. n hALTEYER. corner Jackson and l,eyee
streets, Lafayette :; and oil the MASUFACTURERs
-le, Slp a04 Baronne street, N. o.
WANTED-The undersigned wishes to nur.
~ chase ONE HUNDREDS SLAVES for wlhch Il
me Prices will be paid Those who have slaves 40
hce l67 Gravier street. " ~ ''- q
mt8l 3mos j. w BOAzM&
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MILLER KJADDIS 4.

RITTERS-75 cases Boxer and Hiiyger Bitters
- in store, and for sale by
mys If SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp st.
TURKS ISLAND SALT-For sale in lots to
= suit purchasers. Turks Island Salt of the very best
jelO JOHN TooLE. IS Bank Place.
A GENCY OF THE O'FALEON STEAM
IA MILLS, St Louis-We will always be supplied with
a stock of this choice brand of Flour, WAN
dll VT FERD. KENNETH n co. SO Magazine st.
COW PEAS-250 bags ge luine Carolina Seed
- Cow Psai; il 9T se,s and lsndine fe. ssle BY
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NEW YORK STORE,
6S -..... POYDRAS STREET lSs
The ADVANTAGE Of Selling Cham.

NEW YOKk SIORE,
les -....- POYDRAS STREET lSs
The Advantage OF Selling Cheap.
A MIDST the universal complaint of dull times
this establishment has been doing an active and prosper
Gus busine The subscriber will leave for the North in
few days, for new supply OF Summer Articles In order
make room for feh goods. the present stock will be sold oil
at even greater barganshan formerly Among our cheap
goods, the following vii be found worthy of note.
All Fresh and Newest Style,
BoNsETs-Ladies China Pearl and Dark Chip Travelling
Bonnes. ~ cents; Ladies' Fancy Braid do very neat
70 cents Ladies' fine China Pear do q co. and
all other fashionable kinds in proportion.
koNSgTs nchly trimmed in style that will compare fayo
rabU with any that the snowy Window in CharNes
street-doiars cheaper.
SILK PARAsOLs-60 cents and upwards
UhBRRLLAs-30 cents and upwards
GENT LINEN CAMBRIC HAspKERCuIEps-
Extra large size No. 6...,..........s2 50 Der dozen
NO. 7................ rs
49, NO. o.."........-... % -
MIssKs' CARPET BAes-75 cents piece
PALM LEAF FANS. fine qualy-5 cents a piece
DAMAGED GOODS.
cases Swiss, India Book and Soft Null Musins and
Bishop Lawns. very slightly damaged, at about one.
half the price of importation cost
SWISS Mushns, very hne...,......15 cents per yard
~ - '' -
nhnop Lawns.. 81 so to d IS per piees
u ID n VIZ NJ
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u sa EN i ,ooo bbls. Newark and Rosend,Is
.,1 landing 1922 eb koman and other brands e, "s
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tLiGHTFUL Summer Retreat at BILOXI r.,
- rent, with comfortable dwelling house. bavin, "
s pur rooms front gallery Kitchen hen house. well. -
nower garden, etc., etc. also peach, plum and 6e iNY
Jel7 lw< CORNER Cu,,or,b on.. = - L1r1oS,