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Of crave moment for the elimination Of when we naye
freely opened our columns to wrters OF every party
Trade is almost necessarily dull We must 20 w ~
boring classes the justice to say, that they very
lenye the estates on which they are employee a. ep
uie ; so that only what Ia indispenssbiy hecessafy
changes hands from The merchant to the purchaser
The lovers Of 1misic in surinam are In raptures
ported at Messs ehaap and Faube the frst OF wnom -
spoken Of as pianist equal at least II not superior 70
Ibeck the most eminent OF his profession who ever vl
ted US verdict Of some Importance. coming 'f' ''
musical a community as that Of Paramar'bo
Y The principal item Of intelligence from ~ LUCK NJ
pears in the Palladium of the 9TH November whlcn
that the weather had been very bosterous ana
unhealthy there some distressing cases o. e'eF
in the garrison attended with the deaths OF NJ Neme
Of tho Royal Engineer Department and Lieut. nompsoa
Of the Second West India Regiment AS q measure ~
precaution It deemed advisable to remove tne ooP
from Morne Fortune Pigeon Island and companies q
the Sixty seventh Foot and Royal Artillery we're acccu
ingly marched down town and embarked on poarn "
the brgatine Queey Shiel That vessel boHever pS'nt
obliged to put back from stress Of weather. tns
have returned to their barracks and the order Ior
removal has been countermapdad, $Is. %% !,
Colonel Cobbeate administrator Of the Eovernorhnii
of this colony will take ha departure. we y
the first mail steamer for Demarara, where MS mmeu
ate presence has become necessary in q
tain breaches of discipline and order into wnicn az
or that portion Of it which is IN
Guiana has recently been betrayed On the occasion
his approaching departure the gallant Colonel was wae
upon BY the honorable members Of the egat'ga cous
Gil with complimentary yaedction, to which ne maa
| a,suitable reDIy. ,ast .Sht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

darkness gathers on the brow Of Giselle, as she
utters in good, broad sailor English, 3 Din it,
man, why don't yousheave away take turn
on the line, you jackass, and pull E" What des-
ecrntion of a divinity what iniquity in sanity
garb! The transition was shocking. We
reached terra frma from Olympus in an IN
slant. About this time the damage in thefeet.
ing vapors was repaired. and the cloud SKINNED
as if impelled by hurricane, out of view, be
tween the wings. We heard no more Of the dia.
logue, save a mysterious tenant Of the venera'
bic WV. 1t was in substance, if not in the very
words, +" BY gum, boys, we made her bark from
the fnnths this time ~ So ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

y q RESIDENCE OF H. W. Wv, MAIDEN, MASS.
swest SCI I linger mid thy verdant wales,
TIL, gAAdof'd streams aud sweetly scented fow'rs;
i bres 'Is abstinence of thy gentle gales
WI; lfkse the brightness Of thy blooming bow'rs;
and ttfasainheeded, and uncared FOL, hies
Like iAshsd lightning from some soft summer skies.
The busy world the tide Of human life,
That tide whose current ceases meier to flow
Unheeded fall upon this heart that's rife
With Natures warInest. most enduring glow
In such spot, the heart forgets to feel
The world wrought wounds thought could neper heal
The sickened spirit sinks to soft repose,
And aforementioned pass the ills Of earth
And memory's melting melancholy flows,
To minge unsteady with that OF nirth
Like stars that steal SO softly to the sight,
Weview them not till identifying night
Here memory spreads her pinions DER my soul,
And casts a shadow DER my yearnng heart;
And like stream which bursts from all CONTROL
MY spirit yisldath to its world Of thought:
Wild thoughts which rush like meteors through my BRAIN
Leaving gittering pathway Of proud pain.
Back, back among the chan,bera OF the past
Ny spirit wanders withits ceaseess step;
And ghosts Of dim remembrance, coldiy cast
Their shfpuded shadows where my soul has slept
Dim faicies from the cradle Of my soul,
Rocked there in burning bitterness untold. =
Yon stream, whose bubbng waters kiss thasbors 10
Has borne upon its unduating breast, ar
The light canoe, whose daring guide no more =
Shall tread yon forest free and unoppressed;
Faded alike. the warrior and his name, S.la.'..
From forest freedom and from forest fame
Yon shore no longer wears the wigwam's shade
Nor curs the blue smoke through the trembling trees,
The hunter meets his dark-eyed maid. =.
Eorlists her voice upon the evening breeze;
Natures rude children quenched their wild watchhres
When the proud pae-face parleyed with their sires
The white-winged vessel of the white man cleaves
The bounding pillows which SO brightly fowl
And Art speeds proudly over these, nor leaves
A unbound on bis triumphant brow.
And Natures bosom heaves broken sigh,
To view her conqueror passing proudly by.
We. Art and Nature joined their hands, when here
Rose the fair work Of man among these scenes:
Like sister spirits sweetly dwelling here,
They formed fabric for bis fairest dreams
Art planned the work. and bore IL nobly on.
i While Nature smiled and chose 1t for her home.
Mystic Villa, Sept T. 1852 ~ XARFfA.
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TANNING OF AN EGYPTIAN sHREw.

Poo+ -. En,,t -, . $1,000.
Ihey perform tGii ,es.' II Igyp, III ihr more
snnple anu eHpeu.ious why .nat ona ah az
dIeamso Oh ing o4os ype, q W;l ~ 'Ias w
syrlpeu "a a M, s,,aL aa ii M t.'ie "a
h1gypsi ny isiasn, ha'aeu lial lh: salu
1haI wn s ne uh,ns W. hs w. nary " h mo, was
waei .ae te b";nd vol y ,ni4 ~ bo
s.ones a,t ~ ,fo aoted ;aaa ~ t4.m d no
tray hersel W an aneosea glgae' NOV nluing
suitable nia.ch II nis OWL x,iage, ne 'raseleu
Infougn .he ne,snuurlns h,s.laS's unin hv ile'
WIN very pIof ;oup ron;tn n m v aa,td
ser li .h ms a,ans snd S;lnsa1e
anu, aissf te ts data; 81 fo III lie nn;o
possssea y, S nt - a S G. #.. !, ~ tV saD
heeo hos w grsen ounce bn !. ~ say
.al . hr nf tbe nro,yetv If Il bsr bens hanSad
msnin nt H. VI ono tdnerne y, ~
over 10 .le rous ai ;nanant 80 :, ~ ha1.as
was ress'e e a. sn sti1 LIZ .h u hon e u
VIC ss a, VI rns 1.t vvn
roun 1aee sS III neanea WI h;, H.
Is INA. ~ re t' ooS ~ tS n, o
graseis o,d ior d sS 'H' tu al
pio 49,: ~ e. IL H. h,;da..y,s,,s ~ ~
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Southern Commercial Convention.

This body assembled at Baltimore. the 18th instant
nonS va I' who moved that John Bruae Esq Of
Baltimore take the Chair, and John Pfckerei Esq,
act Secretary The Chairman then introduced grnn.s
displaying thu many advantages baltimore possesses as
also the State Of Maryland, IN accommodating the COM
merce Of the West, the Southwest and the South
Onmoton Of J. Il. PEASANTS Esq, the following Conn
ttes Of one each State appointed to retire
and nominate officers for the OF
W. H. Hofsman Massac husetts r. r. Price, Virginia;
Hon. T. L. Clingman North Carolina Hon u 3 UT
South Carolina Hon. A. A, Stephens Georgia; Hon
Alex White Alabama Hon j D. Freeman, mississippi;
Hon Felix Houston, louisiana Upton DandoG Ohio;
Hon J. r. Underwood, Kentucky; Hon + P Stanton
Tennessee Hon j T. Robinson Indiana; p Hermann,,
MISSOURI Hon. G. G. oabsll, Florida; Hon. " ID
The Committee thsreupon retired and reported the
| Presiient--Hon ". G. Dawson, Of Georgia.
Jones. Tennessee: Hon g. W. Downs, Louisiana; Lewis
webb, Virginia Hon Stephen A. Downs, Missississppi
Hon Jesse D. Bright, Indiana John u Brune Maryland
| Lieut. Maury, District Columbia; Hon. J. L. Orr,
| South Caroina Hon T. l.. pingman, North Caroline ;
TyG Fu n Ts.a! Hon Hon Wsss
! L. q. cabell. Florida: N G.. Desrdof, Ohio
'secretaries-J D Foley Maryland; j r. Piekrell, NJ
ryIand Hon. B. D. Majors, Mississippi U. u Baylor.
MI Dawson on taking the Chair received with APP
pauss proceeded to address the Convention in
of Baltimore as proper place of trade with the West
the South west and the South was an able review o.
the subject He spoke for about twenty minutes ana on
Mr. freeman, of Mississippi proposed that a committee
Of ten be appointed Committee of Address and Reson-
tions J.,
Coy Brown, of Mississippi opposed the motion, on the
ground that the address regularly in the posses
ion of the Convention.
| Hons. r. /. Bowie Of Maryland P Ststauton of Ten
others spoke in favor Of the proposition ant
it was finally adopted.
The following Is the committee Mesars. Freeman. o
Mississippi Underwood of Kentucky Jones, OF Texas
Ohngham. of North Carolina Orr. Of South Carolina
Mayo of Virginia. Baylor, Of Texas y D. Consul 81 Am
| tgrda Robinson.
Moore of Louisiana: Appefsen, Of Missouri; Bowie,
| Maryland; White, Of Alabama =
The committee retired at halpast one O'Clock when
motion Of the Hon Reverdy Johnson the Convention
| took recess for half an hour. "a.
The Convention again assembled and continued in SEES
sion unt hafpRst four. 1t transacted mach mporta u
business regarding reciprocal commercial interests
wesl and West with Baltimore and Maryland hesou
tons embodyng the OF the meeting were read an
some revisions required referred TO committed
Resolutions were adopted ip favor Of Southern trade
The Convention adjourned to meet at Memphis Tenne
| sae ON the lst Monday in June next.
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Marriages and Deaths in California,

marriages. du0 SedtAAs IA ~saAAASA~~N~>'s 4.
We take the following from the mail brought by the
steamer United States at New York;
MARRIED, .1
In San Francisco November Is. by Rev DR.. Yer Mehr
Mr. John Sheppard to Miss Ann Finueane all OF that
In San Francisco Nov II, by P W. shepheard, Mr.
Abraham W. Stratton to Miss Caroline H. Angel of that
In Sacramento November 16, by Rev. R. B. stratton
Mr. Lucus r. Beckley, to Mrs Phoebe shafer all OF that
city. ,r .,..,,, - ph;.a.,rb,.
mar Fort Hall Mr. Horace D. Myrtle to Miss Adelaide
Ray, all of Jefferson county. Mo.' -,
October 20 by Rev c.. S. Kingsley James King to MISS
Mary Ann Lee, all Of Portland, s.
In Oregon October ~, by Rev. NJ Doane. t'oper' Al
thur to Malinda Hllborr. ~,
October q. by Rev James s. Read, Mr. THOMAS smith
TO Miss Arehusa f. Lynd both of Douglass CO.. Oregon
In stockton November II, by Rev w W. Stephens On.
Mr. Jesse W. Maxwell, to Miss Laura j. Rife.
DIED, -eVl.- Is e..
In San Francisco at Jones' Hotel November u miss
Martha Hale, aged 90 years. of typhoid fever Ihe de-
ceased was from Niagara Falls, New York and had but
lately arrived in San Francisco
In Sacramento November 10TH the infant child OF m
III. Watson, aged4 days
Mrs Lucy Knapp, wife Of j. Knapp native OF war
rem county Miss and recently from Catahouia Parish
In Oregon september 18TH Martha Ellen. infant daugh
! ter Of J. b. snd Lucy A. Knapp, aged weeks
In Portland October %. Mr. Richard Berrymau LOT
| merly of Philadelphia aged 40 years
IN Platte River June % Mr.. Samuel A. Sweet from
Stark county Illinois, father Of Mr.. Sweet OF Lane CO.
on the 2sth Of July Snake river, of cholera Ar
mn,. Beach wife of Dennis Beach, aged ~ years. for
| merly of Rock county, Iowa
Below the crossing of Lewis river, Moses Y. Hale,
| Wapello county, Iowa.
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California Items.

BY the steamer United States, which arrived at new
York on the 18th as two days later intelligence mas
been received from California 1t was brought down by
&he Winfield Scott Among the passengers by the United
States the captain and officers Of the CITY oil ft
burg recently burnt at Valparaiso The California dates
are to the 18th ult.
The United States. of Little Egg Harbor, spoke the
schooner Brandywine Capt Godfrey of Phlad aphiafor
New York with coal in sinking condition capt Eos
ter Of the City of Psburg volunteered to go to the re-
lief Of the Brandywne and her crew were all saved
Business was more active Flour unchanged and tend
ing downward Prices of provisions and other staples
favored buyers. Clean pork s2s So fr J.
California news is unimportant. 81
/ CALiroRsA AND oaEeos.-Dates from Oregon are .
the 10Th The overland ergrnts had " all arrived
ahey had plenty Of provisions on the route aud suffered
but little from sickness ''
FROM CHll4sThe steamer Lima had arrived at Pana-
ma with Valparaiso dates Of the 10Th and Lima OF the
4 18th She brought 5000 600 in specie
PER-, was Quietly concentrating her military forces but
for what purpose not known TITS presumed she u
preparing resist the demands of ECUADOR tor satae
| ti6n in regard to the Flores affair.
The English Government had made formal
blockade the coast of Peru on account OF the
toh claim but the order afterwards counermabdea
The steamer arrived at Valparaiso on tn
3st of October from San Francisco and sailed November
| 18th for Rio and home. 49,. 49,
The subscriptions received by the passengers of tbs
City Pttsburg had enabled most of them to continue
their voyage California The cabin receves
six ounces and the others three ounces,
| IstH,,us NEws-The Peruvian Consul of Panama give
notice Of the settlement Of the obos question but WARP
all vessels that present themselves at Caiao to load VIA
uapo under the conditions Of the treaty, that thei
charters will be strictly investigated and any attempt
fraud will beseverely punished. 7ss nlf Lt4.,lk =.
Business at Panama had improved little, buy Was nc
active. .4a5+ !. s.as,5a ~,
According to the New Grandma. Of the 10Th October
concordat Or protocol has been signed ting nnicap
those questions which gave rise to the slight dhcut'
between New Granada and Peru .~ 5
DR. Salvador Comaucho Roldan has been appointe
Governor Of Panama The Correo says the new Geyernf
il man of intelligence moderation, and progressive
On the 2sh of October, the birthday Of Bolivar WI
celebrated in the capitalize President Vice Presden
foreign minister and other high officers took part itt
| nrocpadinps, q
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parapraphs from Punch.

The last number of Punch NOV, 27) is exceedingly
ssrcostic and rather brilliant DIsrae is handled with
out gloves We give below a few paragraphs:
STRANGE s1urFA newspaper paragraph states that q
arrived from Denarara, mas prougnt parcel Vi
crabs OIL What sort Of stuff this can be We do not know
but suppose its is to iubrcate machinery however
we should think crabs oil would be likely to make ma
chnery gobackward. t= 49,. g. !,
TAKING DOWN OUR NATIONAL PRIpE.-We understand
that proposition is about be submitted to Parliament
that the Waterloo Bridge be taken downin
of its name which might be calculated to the 1ee
ngs of FIenchmen arriving at the termnnso the South
western Railway a'f 10. ,.,-
Two SuBJEcTs RIGIpLy FROM CoNvERsATIoN,--
The Rights of omen, and the Wrongs Of Ireland
sPsAcE AND PLENTY ''--or Nolsr.--Many members of
the Peace Society advocate their in such NOISY
Misunderstanding away if they were going to move
heaven and enforce their pacific princplesthat
wehnk would be only just to change the name Of these
Friends of Peace-but not Quietness-and cali them tor
| the future, " EARTH QUAKERs" ~ -
| A New FoRM OF HERoW oRsHir The robbery coul-
mitted upon French author by Chancellor OF the
Exchequer, when he expatiatng on the virtues o.
wellington intended after all as compliment 1oi
DIrae thought could pay the memory OF The de-
parted hero greater honor than by taking something
more from the French T.
Tur popy AND THE F1ws ARTs--We learn from Mo
dena paper that the Pope has given an order to the
tor NJ Jocomet his ue group of The Kiss OF Judas
The Pope must no feel aud deeply appreciate thu
subject. For what a kiss did Pho Mono give to human
| Iberty--end how he has helped to cruelty her
4 TIL. QuARr BOTTLE TRICK MADE EAsY-We think TN
Chancellor Of the Exchequer is in beautiful CONDITION
to perform trick for be has made himself SO sna
by the late robbery upon French author that he cou
get into a vessel however litte-even lachrymatory
Perhaps however it would be dangerous to tempt hin
with the latter for If he saw anything resembling Ther
at the bottom, he would be slipping intoit directly.
TickIEp ny A SrRAw.-A new paper, manufactured e.
trely Of straw has just been discovered Perhaps IN
most Appropriate purpose can be put TO w De 'or me
of straw to draw and accept their bills upon
A MArrER OF PolcY.-To insure the chryst1 faiae
against the violence Of Hcir.
The PoLIT1cAL TRAsPIsT- D'Isrseli digging MS o"
r grave with pair of scissors. '
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. Arrival of the South American Mail,

-
The p g. N Company's steamer Lima arrived on fr-
day last with mails from the SOUTH eighteen paseeng.rs
S2o0O00 on freight Her dates Valparaiso
18th Lima GOTH Reports from Valparaiso seem to 'nd
tate dissatisfaction with President Months policy ana
the rapidly increasing Influence Of the priests ana
The editor of the Mercurio has been tor having
published some articles considered offensive to the latter
business has little improved but there Is no particular
activity in the markets. i-5- s,sss-.-..,.
Bolivia ia occupied with most important scheme.
namely opening its vast resources to the Atlantic oy
means Of GONE Of Its river tributaries to the Amazon
which II accomplished would be Of the greatest benent 70
the trade and commerce Of the world. qsls, fsa
From Peru we learn that her forces being copcen-
trated quietly but no mention is made Of their ultimate
destination as has refused to give any atsacron q
Ecuador relative to the Flores affair." 1t is presumed sht
is but preparing to resist any satisfaction
attempt for the injury she imagfnes Peru 70
| done in that matter "a - \.
Lima and been granted pension by the President I'M
question dispute withhe Panama authorities mas beei
| referred to Bogota. Az, 4, a. ~
From that city we learn thst the English Government
had made formal declaration Of blockadng the coast
account of the defeat which the contract made with IN
English Charge d. Aaires relative to the Maekntosl
claim met with the Camara this year The drauaaia'
Government however, having satisfied the demands OF sn
English Cabinet orders from the British Legation IN $50
| gotta have countermanded the blockade HI
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TO the ladies'

t Respectfully ls of TO- sss
81 .tnrnt a the PROEAPS Us UTE
eRoFGsE sod PAINFUL lien ToN, ENGoReEaEkI IND
of WOMB The treatment stopped py ne y
thai approval Of the most
York There OF those
ts ss beens SEQ aa ed with long practices and
es Iushfed saying that al DseAhce OF The Uterus not q 4
coos nnure can devoes hereeii erenvy 70
.'e9 II 49, - = ~ - = noyl6
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,hDp FELLoWs' REsT-aVaults il

tsaDp FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
e Han srs Dsrict TuRNEAUX, Secretary
10 street, Rev. CHARLES WttlTALi NO. ~
4 u "a. 1
price S.ockhadng Lodges for the hnria q
70 Of shodns Lodges for The burial
ch For all other buss ha price Off Vault VIII be Sso
invariably. .s1 a. -'ss-.rl- "a ,,-,r,
purchase of Lota respecting thp
,nn t g. Chairman Cemetery Committee, s.
camp stfeot JAMES EpRSEAuX
o the Board NJ Dirertnts-
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W'ortd's Safe Coa.pesny.

"a SHE attention Of the publlc Is called 20 lhe
al others Our Sset
AZ. made Oh an principle. We first case rack
1rongy bt around which soop-
chilling the liquid metal and nsking
cbs drill md sable Of resisting sns sowso ne
slsaas scsnIie it is to Nature 10
leaves bolts sirsp rss or Ssssw or hS
put geiber Neither burning element make m npa
on mas lined itis With re-proot WALL rs
that thsse Safes aenured with
EaiPlRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOOKS tb ispcsor for other val
Dies say further bqie security Of the Popa
They AL the WORK OF meenhr
broken experience has demonstrated
This to q shoIi 70
Banking lnstationn Mercantile
Firms Which win be warranted Driiand Powder
Proof when secured with Lilies Bank Locks. -, -
Assmpe above Safss and Locke with Day New
the ahns OF w VI W Ma
IN C. pETFEEH. Ayant IS straat
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.sSt xS0byns y, Rass'tSsgtOn's
DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPoT

This we'll establishment having thoroughly repaired
the the attention the publ
10 their furnished Of ssaisea
in the most superior style and finish. - 80 ~
m hstsa with eomee q W. lay
III cash prices voghander French nraons, Lewss and Hslb
XII sise TUBES w6 Bor Tabist twenty-five dollar
Quick working Tuhss Paea american and F,eh Caaes Frame
spdo Boxes Baths Ghemo together with every article used in III
rssi.sajs ard rsra;j jaas "
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ID OUCH AND, READY LINE q

= W
tlu hn OF Octouer will route,
running from corner the
Espnade streets Marais Said omnsns will
every hse mnue and avoid starting " the SAINT
lime the Carriages do between Ills quarter
hoarp, follows; ...r... s...sg. = ~ rs
sirst do Canal and past
Last do PEST n. n.
s Tickets cold in psska5ea O. teahy the saehs and
drivers. Cash cents.
ta Nosnoking inside the carriages the
having cnnpap OF hr will ssyoi
by taking the Omnibus reporting il
our viii sss
ton 10 al who favor with their patronage.
ortlSty j. h,
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.GoLp. IN OAsApA "A Montreal displtch Of the 1sti
inst, says "Mr .ogap, the PROVINCIAL geologst, ma
just returned from sud reports much large
DEPOSITS Of gold there than on the Chuadiere.
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The pictures of the New York Art Union sold for SAL
TOT As New England Scenery, panted BY Church vas
bid of to Daniels at 81 800 IL cost the Art Union
$500, beside the frame at $40. 4 J :, -
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Rich,s safxs E.,.tpakeea. !.

k--- EDsRFI Lousy-HoUsK, 5. e. AuknsI 2 IasI
MARTIN, Successors to R'eb q 70, NJ la
GKsTLKMESit ID with great pleasure we
to which consumed store and
three all books and one
of your agent IN ChAre'
tol Mr. Nj Hatch The built Of pitch pms ana m
The crowd rfdicnsd ths aea o. any
hing standing DR. rs neyeT lsst eoahasnce r. w IL
A ;be when they n-
e the Safe perfecI hoa except what arose IRON the
sai emander. - ....,i,
we sun" ' Wv Wv vssertfuiiy WILLIAMS tRlSTIE.
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The fore going the woodsrf caPait klC
i5S SAFES to reast IRE considered tba tbis
many 70 be So e. 70
contents il either fires In Peal'-
hice,he, Alas Rodney Mis- AZ fdssa s
c. mrs unlimited the PECIAif iE III
OF PRItEs) ear proportion to s siae o. saSh
pat valuable ARTICLES The ubssrier sole 10 h city me
has for slle large stock and good o.
SALAMANDER and prepared oprove BY the tes-
ncny the respectable meIchsnts 10 THIS and oh
cities eonhsn be aned ths article under cit
81 tisAAc bfliiSSr5
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M EDICIN Els. -iP. L! MASSEY, Druggist
Iva Apothscsry No, 50 ST. Charles .treetsust
ceviny, supply MEDICINES, With n
cAIeiuly examined By myself Quality b DE-
pended P. L. MASSEY Apothscary and Druggists
sepl door Telegraph office, ST. Charles and Qver ss
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d. r.. r., Rta,ac,

aFsIcEAND YARD No. NEW BASH, CORNER OF JULIAAkD
ST JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS h +
T aespa constantly sale tho lowest markstp
BRICKS WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME, ~ !. J.s l5ay