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NOTICES.
wash,pgtoo ARTILLERY. Attention ,

n Washington Artillery, Attention!
- rar.aIs ssss. from he testq,stfer. q bi5g
IN W 'enra T. TRR Y, Commanding lot Brigade ls d.
- - =. ~ ~ Louisiana Sliis The COMPANY viii parade -
MONDAY next the a inst, At oeact p NJ nreei,ely for
lnspecIiou and Dv'I, 90 L.sfsy.te seuare.
Pursuant to ord with an Of the Legislature
NJ Z, ss import q he Company ao
Irspecsn md Review sruars. By order OF ne CAP.
thin spA ID. W. G, CAMPBELL, Orderly Sergeant.
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L TEAS everoffered for
salem this city and at lower
prizes. These TEAS are {
the laiest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in Z h ine. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lies they nre put mp in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metalhcpackases, so
as to prese, We their fra
GRANGE rs long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers
county merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton OfTEAs, inchests, half
chests, " h and o ID box,
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MemOranua
The Amaranth left St Louis on the 23d inst-lr
port for NewOreans, steamers Iowa. Pawnee Jas Hewitt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE,s VARIETIES.

FLACIDEsS VARIETIES.
THIS EVENING Wednesday, April 80 1851 will be presented
third time Brough' ms adaptation of
DAVID COPPEKFIELD.
.
To be followed by Brilliant DIVER EASEMENT, BY Mile
Hiarot M'ts Valee, Mons. Maugn and Mons Pinguey
Previous the piece the popular and aughabe Farce
MY WIFE's OUT.
Sciimoie. Mr. Holland
oeuy. MIS- u Howard
tE NOTICE Alteration Of Time Dsors open at O'Clock
performance o Al I.
Price ddBisso
IS cents Be1es third coorsd person. only, so
tialery as
The Boz oies will he day. from 10 until
aud rom ) till g. when places he taken.
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
No. Is Chartres street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
"Afc hos

watches,
FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONS; PIT.
CHEERS. GOBLETS, etc.
Plated CAsTORs, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WAIT.
Frs, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and RE-
VOLVERS.
RODGERS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY and
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS AND VASES; LAMPS, GlRANDOLES and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES,
PRINCES, etc.
PAPER MACHE WARE; and large assortment of
Rich Fancy Goods.
LIZ This House has been established thirty years in this
city. mh8 I'm
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From the Philadelphia Colonization Herald.
Exploration of Africa.

The Rev. Mr.. Thompson, who went to Africa
two years ago, to settle with the Amistad Afri-
cans lately passed up the Big Boom River for
distance OF three hundred miles This noble stream
is nearly mile wide in some places. Mr.. L. was
the happy instrument of stopping war of nine
years continuation among the tribes round kaw
Mendi, which is about hundred miles south
OF Sierra Leone, and fifty from the coast. He
made an arrangement, to the great delight of the
chiefs, for establishing mission at the furthest
point he reached
Mr.. Livingston, of Kolobeng, Us deg. south
latitude and 26 deg longitude) some months
ago. resolved to penetrate the Great Desert, which,
stretching away on the west, northwest, and north,
has hitherto presented insurmountable barrier
to Europeans. He proceeded sic hundred miles
into the interior, with wagon and several COM
panions, without molestaton. After travelling
three hundred miles, they struck the Tonga River
and traced it up three hundred miles more, till
they came to the great lake Ngami, Great
Water" They found large rivers entering the
Tonga from the north. The narrowest part Of the
Tonga seen by them was sixty yards wide. The
Lake is about seventy miles long by twenty broad
Mr.. L.. gives many interesting facts, and reports
the natives every where anxious to receive mis-
slonares. In a subsequent journey, Mr.. l.. has
discovered another large Lake about two hundred
miles north Of Lake Ngami. The new Lake con-
tains several large islands, and is connected with
the gami, by a rapid stream called the Teage
'A 80 ''' " 49, iA'' "u'i|eo, NAi' L. was pro-
cseding northward.
Hiessls; simpson ana MacRey nave made several
success'ui explorations from the Gaooon district,
which Is on 'ne west coast, near the equator, and
is missionary station. They left Gaboon, on
their last Journey IN June last passed along the
coast, vlsitng the Corisco and LAW Islands, and
entered the Mum Rlver, passing up fifteen miles.
The islands are beautiful and populous, and the
people most anxious for schools and missionaries.
They started toexplore the Mum, but were per-
suaded by their Interpreter to enter the Kongw wee,
tributary which they assembled to its source in
the moRptains he length was about ten hours of
rowing.
The Rev. John Day, superintendent of the Bap-
! tlst Mission at Bexley, has been examining the
|supper part OF the St Johns river. He found an
undratng country, beautiful rs of clear cold
water and superb forests of valuable woods and
declares that 1t our people want health, they may
surely obtain 1t IN these high regions as by trans
atlantic trips. " he natives more stout cheer
fnl, industrious, honest, and every way hopeful,
than any on the coast"
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TCA UTIONtka
PERSONS R. PTUREn should be aware that they have
no security against ST RIA NGULATED HERNIA
with all its horrors. but in properly constructed
andy yell SD mt n LIZ 4
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRESCENT OyF1CE,
AI.. ALL N 10.

CRESCENT OyFIc.,
Wednesday Morning, April 30, lSo1.
Cleared yesterdaS.
sss S;paPP@' MscsssIi L,yirpao. WT a Nsls
shp Il Cbarss, Hiiard, NeyYork, NV stanton &co
ssp sys s.a csds JPwhn., sss
ship Essex, Wei.b, Cadiz. Gifiney h Lowell
snip nA'"e' Augusta n0D'n''' '' Giiinsy = Lowell
Swsd bark Virginia, !anson. 6iotenburg Lantear &co
schr Jane. Ne son Mobile, Iss Fafrellv
Brsc1r Darl. smith. Beige tHonduras), rBs'el co
So ehf An ce L Tbo%s isaa GALLON Ms,is
Steamer PEAR Plant. Brandenbug. Sabine Pass, Master
Arrived.
steamer Fashion, McBsker, from Tampa Bay, to U 8
U & steamer ro Clay. Duke. from Tampa Bay. to
Ship Hartley. Merrel. days from Mobile. in bala to
schr srazos, Ward. day. from Cardenas. to wckham
Sch, Aursa Hanson. sdays from Pensacola master
schr PasaIaga. Migan days from Pensacola to John
schr Unon Sel from San Juan 18th inst in ballast, to
schr William Maria Ayres days from Corpu, Christi,
g., in ballast, to maser-ls, my. p.,...o,.
Am.ranth, Atchison,, from 8 Louis.
Brilliant, han, from Bayou Sara.
Flora Bassett. from Vermiionvie. .a
Gypsy, Ure. from bayou sara.
Jas Hewett, Gable. from 81 Louis
Il boswell, LarOse, from the Balize
New World, Moore, from Camden.
Paul Anderson. Gray, from st Louis
Sarah Gordon. Amsden, from Red River.
Towboat Yankee Fnton. from Passes,owed down and
the 25th inst. ship Admiral, bark Lucy Ann
bhgs Robt and J A faylor-brough up shin
Hartley, schrs Brazos, William e. Mary and Union
IL
Exports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston $50 bis flour
100 do whisky 30 hhds sugar. do bacon $50 SKIS corn etc
NEW YORk-Per ship st Charles: ga bales cotton 81
hhds tobacco, 34 bales hemp. 93 do % do bark "a Dc
rope cuttings "a do hair 81 do bse is do rags, II do skin
lard bxs Candles 81 Dbl, COAL is casks hams IL bbs Of
3 SIS Ill copper, 100 bd hides, u pkgs mdse
LIVERPoOL-Pers ship Revenue: 1914 bales cotton, Al
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Sheffield: 1884 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOl.-Pers ship Columbus: 4i09 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Java: 2C43 bales co ton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Hamlet Augusta: aU Dis cotton
CADlZ-Per SHY Delaware: 93 hhds tobacco 400 save
CADlZ-Per ship $50 hhds tobacco "a, SO slaves
MARSglhL E5-per bark Bertha: 100 - slaves.
HAVANA-Per brig Frances Lord: $50 empty hhds, L
BRAZOs ST JAGO-Per brig Mount Vernon: 30 Dbl
-four. 10 bb $50 kegs lard lO kegs butter 70 bales tobacco
10 boxes 45 bxs Candles 20 bIs go bags co
BELlZE-Per schr Dart: $50 bb flour 20 do bread, 3
do beet, 70 bxs candles, etc.
BARCELONA-Per schr Anita 1862 bales cotton, 100
MOBILE-Per schr Jane: sS SKIS corn. casks bacon,
GRAND CAILLOU-Per scbr E Leipr: Ballast.
SABINE PASS-Per steamer Pearl Plant 46 bbls flour
5 bbls pork. casks bacon, LIS sacks corn.
%
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PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his the parishes Of East and West
Feciana, Fast Baton Rouge and st. Helena.
eR- Office. Clinton, La.
Refer TO Hon Theodore H. McCaleb or Hon. jobs W.
Crockett Newt orleans, apl
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOB ACCO-The subscribers have constantly hard
and Tor sale in lots suit hase Cuba Havana Florida
Msson County Kentucky, Tennessee Missouri WRAP.
PERS AND FILTERS. Aiso-Tobacco in hhds and
ba'es selected Tor the Mexican market and m plantation
TURNER RENSHAM,
81 Camp street and 439 Tchoupitoulas street
ER- Tobacco haled 10 order fe4 "
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~,
Rssai'i also held Auction Sales Rooms. of
Foreign and Domesic Goods. apIi I'm
Hy2E so. S9o4RcM vs. P q, IL
His il is. $500 -
TN virtue Of five writs of f. fa to me directed in
tie .sS's sn 9ss r. % So %
:sz.d % sa,.s The rsndsrs h he above entitled
Two . LoTs OF GROUND in suburb Annuncatou
Mspo%sas. TSsa: %sanse and Cisss streets. IN hs city
W is
thi corner Of rhaa and csa s TfaoMAs Constable
NewOfeans, April I, 1851. ap2
SIMON ROURKE VS.. A. f. V.ass... No ll,7oa.
by virtue Of writ OF ieri facas to me directed
- by the hon. j. l. Winter Second Justice of the Peace
o a.a on Fsif he day May
near H. ss2s at sGysiss snd DRAY numbered m
MGIE ss1 aa n W s and DRAY numbered ga
having license for this year; seized in the above entitled
'l spA @'''' sane ''' H. NJ THOMAS. Constable
SIMON ROURKE VS.. Il. +. Y4Ss....No. H.7O2
u vertu DUN writ de ieri facias moi addressed
~ par Honorable J. l.. Winter. Second Juge de Pais
papc. jIUD % ISL midi VS. avis mon sss
De depot la St Charles pres de de la
In CHEvAL avea IN DRAY, No. 1883. ct les HAIR
"a MDIET s s aAsNa ct un DRAY
1894 ant une cenee pour ce,te AIMEE LIE ssiss
dams l'affa re ci-dessus.
sps a'0n os venue 'Y w. NJ THOMAS Constable
JAMES H. JMeLORLv:a VS.. EDWARD B URNS....
No. 429i
RY virtue of writ of fer facias to me directed
- BY the Hon J. L. Winter Second Justice of the Peace
ton. on THtRsDAY the sh day Of May ISL at Il
o'clock M at my warehouse. corner OF ST. Charles and
x silver WATCH, tpsient Lever. English) seized
aS Ss above entitled cause fG q Ss; Constable
! page 53l.. No. A.z63 Of the CITY Court Of Men
| D virtue Of plunus alias writ OF seizure and
ID sale 10 me directed by the Hon. j. l.. Winter. Second
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of orleans will sell a.
Of sn a 8 e at eess on the i'
LOT Of GROUND situated in suburb Tneme. in the
square comprised within Pneur, Roman Go umbus and La
said lot measuring Is feet inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet Depth bounded side towards Columbus
the other hall of said lot No. seized in the above entitled
cause to satisfy the Judgement rende.ed therein. -
New orleans, April Il. 1851. apI4
H. III 'DoUGLSS, IN sciido =. In ne Second Jus
| tees Court. :. No. lob
| by virtue of writ Of seizure and sale to me
s an TOE %. he Of @
sell public auction, MONDAY the 18th day Of May
TAE Il Sfs Of a suburb
Peopidas, Livingston. Elysean Fetls and Mareny
lines each Eysean Fields by l4 inches depth,
any there IS as per plan drawn py Briy and
getheI with all the buildings and improvements thereo
seized in The above entiIied cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash Guo.
{ New Orleans. April IL. 1851. api4
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UNION GALLERY
Grand Prize Concert.

UNION GALLERY
Grand Prize Concert.
rs superior OIL PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGs
Exhibited at No. ST ST. Charles
no In order his Patrons
GALNANt has we'd give his In
ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
which will place the 5th 18th The
price Of Tickets will additional
the distribution will be given those vino have purchased,
those who purchase Tickets for the Concert The
Of obtaining efficient Orchestra this of this
change which he hopes will with appreciation
nerous irisnds. apps 3dp If
MADAME DWELL
pESPECTFuLLf informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New
IL Orleans that Just arrived from Europe and
suited her Residences No. 49, Of Old evee and Ep.nsds
streets opposite the Mint the Present. Past and Future
NJ Consultation Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc. sp29
MI ADAME YORK-Ths celebrated Philoso-
VI pher Astroogit and Physognomst and of the
Egyptian Oraees of Fate respectfully informs the ladies
Gentlemen of New Orleans that she will remain in the
for short and be consulted ia of the above
sciences at her Office No. 28 Graver between ST.
Peter and st. Paul streets
t-R- Madam Y. if desired, will give chronological
Charts. with announcements of the head, temperament
etc. Consultation ~. ap24 i'm
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TREAsURER's OyrcE. SECOND MUNICIPALITY
April Is, 1851. !
IL hreby authorized advertise during ninety days in
the official paper Of the Monicisiity. that me Council is
ID. parcel purchase OF the of Sinking ind No.
2 BosDs Of the OF Louisiana enforced by this NUM-
cipa the of fifty ihnuss nd dollars and that sealed
proposals To sell that will be received
By the Council until the fifth TU EsDAY July next, when
they will b. acted or and ssiacory 70 tbs Council and
Norice is hereby given in conformity with the foregoi g
oution, that aied proposals sell this Municipality
of the OF Louisiana, endorsed by this v nnici
patty the Of fifty thousand dollars ESQ oO
will he received this office until the fifth Tuesday of July
next. ...
seaed proposals be addressed to the Courc of Munic
oaly No Two and endorsed offer for State Bonds
ap29 I'd WIN. H GARLAND, Treasurer.
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The JEwkL RoBBERy.-The particulars of daring
burglary and extensive robbery of ewery perperated
Sunday night, at the No. New Levee street,
given in paper. Yesterday Anthony farmhouse
again brought before The Recorder and during the nvest-
CATION gathered the following additional particulars:
Mr. Richard Charles the jeweer who robbed. has
been business the for fourteen He had
Of property in watches belonging to his Gus
TONER'S and great quantity of this property was removed
His whole he estimates $1,000. When Police Constable
Turner nhouse he coming out of the caba-
the ewey and through which the entrance
effected aud his round the Of Common
street from the Levee, he fell down and pretended TO be
drunk. He offered the Waterman handful of dollars to
let him go, after arrested, he he going by
the first boat Vcksburg He said that he butcher
and lived at Lafayete but afterwards he denied this state
ment, and said he lived in Spain He threatened io
stab the officers if they did let him and made much
resistance that ii 10 the combined efforts of three officer
him In the open dirk found, tina
it appears the thieves determined to defend themeve
if attacked The prisoner denied being in the cab
although the officer only few seys from the doc
when he observed him
The Recorder said that the testimony sufficient t.
send the down, and he should send the for tra
to the First District Court. An application made fo
bail, and the Recorder fixed the amount at $1,000.
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FIRST DISTRICT Court - Judge LGrpe. - Yesterday
Jules DeaIue put his trial. being indicted for
manslaugher, in having killed William Williams the 9TH
of December last.
The District Attorney NJ. NJ Reynolds, appeared for the
prosecution and Arthur Saucer Esq defended the prisoner
after Jury had been obtained. the District Attorney
briefly opened the and then called Coroner Spedden,
who proved holding inquest the body of Williams
on the IA Of December, which the jury returned
diet the effect that he died of gun.shot wound in the
chest and abdomen.
Dr. Wedderstrandt deposed that he made post oreB,
examination the body and opening the chest found
bullet h twelfth dorsa vertebra, which mad etraed
the left SIDE breskng the ninth b and passing through the
diaphragm into the abdominal cavity had injured the spleen
and lett kidney. and become emhsdded in the vertebrae
back bone. This produced inflammation of the lungs. and
other injuries, which resulted in the death of Williams.
Several witnesses then called, who depoed the
OF the They stated that between five and six
O'Clock the 9TH of December, the accused William.
the of Carondeet and Perdido Streets where
crowd of people had assembled the occasion of election
for Constable,
Some disturbance arising in the crowd Williams stepped up
TO the accused and said: have three of here, and
would like have several Others of those hevng officers
the First Municipality Dearue replied to Williams and
SAID that he had treated him well and wished
and he then asked him take drink but instead
doing Williams raised his fist to the aecused's face He
told him strike him. and put his hands his pockets
upon which Williams went into the crowd and asked Tor
bowie knife, but refused. He then the
and picked stone, and returned TO Dearne, holding in
his right hand and striking the accused with his left the
chin He stepped back and Williams then raised the
with both his hsfds IT going throw it Dearue, upon
which he drew pistol and shot Williams down. and ther
gave himself to Waterman who took him to the Watch
house. Williams taken to the Charity Hospital, wher.
he fingered six days and then died.
Several spoke the character of Dearue being
very good. and the Judge briefly summed up after which
the jury retired, and in few minutes returned into
with verdict Of guilty; which being recorded, the p
discharged
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OrUcE,
Wednesday Morning. April 80, 1851.
CottOn-The demand active yesterday, and
nearly 600 bales were sod Prices, however, are about &c
lower for all qualities, and quote:
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BURsLARYThe of the burglary committed in the
watch and jewery store Of Richard Charles, No. New\
Leyee, Sunday night last greatly larger than we were
induced to believe, from the given of the affair by
of the city The amount of property stolen at
least $7O0J what the deed committed in
Of the which perfect thoroug hfare all hours
Of the night. Mr.. Charles absent from the city when
the theft perpetrated and hence the low estimate placed
his loss by his 1t behooves the Police
uneHnainsly vgant in errettins the Williams
tectng them they break den of thieves who may
ruin hundreds OF equally worthy victims We are assured
that will be spard to detect them. indepen-
IDENTITY of of The injury, Mr. Charles has offered
handsome reward, which will be by different
of he streets,
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ROBBERY IN THx PARISH OF ST.. BERNARD.-A servant
named Catnarne Nolan, charged by Jean Pol
finger with stealing gold watches, gold ring. and
quantity OF other articles, his appeared that he
lived Versailles in the Parish of ST. Bernard in this State,
and employed the woman servant About two months
ago she decamped and took wi her the
of several hundred dollars. Inquiry having been made
after her in this city, she discovered and sffda.
Wit having been made she taken into custody yesterday
morning. The was remanded until Friday next
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lmnAEIaa

CARDENAS-Per schr Brazos: 65S bbs 14s half do mo.
lasses Geo Foster eco
PENSACOLAPer schr Visitor: 81 900 feet of lumber,
20.GO hath e Po0ley.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Patsalsga: 1000 feet lumber
to order.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Aureia: 81. 900 feet lumber to
Geo Heaton-24 sticks cedar, master.
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{ { & ff s 'B'Sss;;:; 1....-....,
A. d. CRessnAH,
]. 5PKAR Smith, rs-

MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jrs
~ candidate Tor re-eleeton as CONSTABLE Of the Fih
Peace Third Municipality Election the third Of
Navs mbe
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zGN WlxrplOlxSP.

NO. ~ Camp street, New Orleans.
NH u largest assortmen Of @ ZEN and B LAC II
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Succession Of Amos Hough.

" persons having claims against the estate Of ANUS
HOUG deceased hereby nSd 10 make Themselves hnosn
aad present account OF their respective Claims and the titles
which they aree established. p
ELISA wfNFREE Administrative.
" Apply w BUEORD. Brainar street, between jackson
and josephine Lafayette left this Office viii
he attended TO- ap31
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CUI

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchitis shouess Of Breath
PAU IN the Chest. Weakness and Bleeding at the L1ns%
ratation Of the Heart Dyspepsia, and tlies'
Pains in the Back. SPINAL e Falng q the bowss,
fuse Nenstrua ion tepdsocy 10 boon and Panfa prrs
and the bad shape incident Child bearing ard 'ie9
sit DroOping Ioungng and Weaiine $: Haetuai o-
ion, 60 TO- Sea Sickness and hoa DAnhss, and all Wsa
es o% an 70 ~ Misf Agent for the
Soutb al his off e. TO st. CHARLES sTRshF New ".
leans |. 4 Dt tS frred with the Brace al WIS ShEh-
MANS. lSs ST. Charles 1ieet mnlt lseN w
ECLIPs Z STABLES,
DATES FORDNET, PRoPRIK-oR-On Phi
ID i;ppa street opposite Udion. -iioses AZ ell -
tr,.s \, lei either in harness saddle. Nsr1A
. a. Several fna Horses on nand tors SAFE. 4. -
n SzO Also prime lot OF Kentucky Mules -
II f,r sale n reasons he terms. - n
SALT-ll00 bags Turks Island, 1900 do. Tra-
sp .sA' 1''' '' A. COCHRAN. n TeheaDisoulss o.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots, Bsogans. Hats a
ny SYKES, HYDE H. CO.

FRIDAY May half past 10 ocock-W be sold at their
Il auction 81 MsgaZ street, without
DRY GOODS such Fancy Prints Blue Drill Checks and
Pisid Brown cached Cheeks Cloths
Moussln Iainss Ribbons Handkercnes shaw etc.
Also, an invoice Of CLOTHING
Also, sn iavoies Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
$50 eases BOOTS BHo6ANs. SHOES Straw, Wool, Nuria
hats, CAPS Oh Cloth Clothing.
Also, an ibv,ce Of SADDLERY.
Terms sale sp19
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Piedmout..,.... 6,ms
heindeet......., Sui
Rob rt......-...lS,ms
ST. Lawrence. =. I m.
8 "a Flower 80. NV
Saranac ..-.... I'm.
W,&El,zabeib lam;
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REGULAR PACKETS.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOE:

Spring and Summer CLOTHING.
FRANCIS FABRE 81 CO., 90 Magazine street,
s..,fIv can m. a,tso,oo Of their frieuds and The
public t. ther lsrse stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
tLUTflING They have also in extensive aaost-
meat Of TR AvELLING TRUNKS. 10 whics the, inyiss
,st t 'par notice. .p.6 dzW u