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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
SPECULATIVE DISPATCHES.


BALTIMORE, juno As A. NJ.
specustions this morning favor the adoption Of Georgs
NJ Dallas o compromise candidate Louis McLane =
also me entioned.
Those who profess to be In the secret Of Last ngAse
.ments assert that nomination viii be made this
morning ON tho first ballot II new man Is taken ups
Butler will be the nominee.
CAUCysEs-AKw CANDIDATES SPOKEN or.
BALriMoKE, juno 8, L863
yarisus caucuses being held tonight aud ns1 \
speculation IA abroad. 1t s conceded generally thaa
n.w ma. must be brought forward George NJ: Day ~
Howell Cobb. John W. Davis, Of Indiana, franb LIN
Pearce of New Esmpehre, and H. M, T. Hnntsr- are
mentioned
The Case and Buchananites have determined d ssss
Douglas and propositions made to unite on n Ias
DESPERATION or YOUNG AMERICA, ETC.
BALrMoEE. June 4, 1862.
A desperate effort was made this morning. b,' Yousg
America TO break up the Virginia vote, bus It sig
nay defeated. Narcys and Dickinsons friends csnnsG
sRr.s which s fatal 10 both Old fogos Douslas
ihs b. crushed sspec, it Capt Ryndors speaks
tonight, In Monumental square.
ANTICIPATED TAKrSS UP OF A NEW CANDIDATE. xTO
BALTIMORE. June 40 NJ
The Case men are In ecstscies and think that Acy win
elect their fsvorts to but the Buchananss
caucung night and forming cemoina ions to thvs<t
him There are SO bitter opponent Of CAss in he :.
W non and uncss they IA ter, hs ectio ia I'M oss .
Maryland was on the poi I OF going ovee nanimo :
BurIsr and gave parting salute to Cass VII ch m
the table, in his favor.
man will probably be brought out by New YORK
and Penhsy lvabia tomdrow
The Southern State rights bitterly oppo Casa
and ready TO JOIN any movement o def at MI A.
CAPT. RYNDxRs ENDEAvoRING TO BR HEAP b IN Bs-
HALF OF CAss, ETo.
BALTIMORE, june 4.-IOp n
The last ballot dsv Is conclusive asAir Do~xlss ana
Buohsnsn and although Case stands ut Va voses ne +
coned. n squsily out Of the question.
The closing to-day have been ntsn Iply excnr
In affair between the two Missst ippA e~atss r -
s,ion Gen Cas- amid the gcncr tp<or Of sig ,bsy
rand psrons within the building Capt Rypds<s sprvuw
Up the reporters and dc nand I'd !. - beard in
b. half II The Sixth ward Of Nev YVA ln 1vcr OF Gcn
Csss but he sienced In tas ~ oerd dim
A Csss received his strength hs hrea thousand men
In the gsales e cbeercd again svA sni every
bis tavo~-'hus proving hts AnArm nsiAsd pcpslA,ity
But he " thus dcpe for.
Be not surpriscd II mAroy IA ye. nouinatep Noshinx-
certain but Marcy TONIGHT Il gaining with The Ss0A
The nv brss Of the tioa expect 10 wind =, -
norrVv-fpSiiYe ls-, " efosn, and Al.
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ROARDING.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, AND A
- few single gentlemen, be with eli-
gle rooms and board In the house No 500 Beecker
sweet, near Grove. $500 S~s~S>
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ITO rAJIORs-THE NEW EDITION. WITH IMPORT.
ant I'm vemeuts, of Stinemsts cclchra.ed scrh
OV'ns at Fit log Gsrmep's IL now ready delivery.
Jho.e Who wish TO svs themselves Of tho be
frphed through all - directed BY rsmitsinx the
price per copy to W. II. STINEMETS, Ne. 3li Broad
Way. Now YOrh.
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ROARD NEAR FLUSHING. L. L-GHNTREL BOARD
- Is onered TO ono two private families Flushing
io tns For terms and pastieulsrs address A.
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RISCELLAN EOUD.

900 e. rAsP Il s5sGH1
Dy .ss sS's IL hs Sy gs h.r
son street. AZ le.. price .hsn other inferior ayes.
JENKINS & Co, GOLD AND SILVER PLArERs 2sl
Broadway d: plating on all metals to order FAmilies
;sosn. forks g. g. upon yo;y terms. equal
a s Of f wsis "
CUTLERY-rINE IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND
" Forbs Scissors Raaors. Pen Pocket Knives. Tsa
silver Plated rs5a; aud ssd
:. The Lowest. Iatcs and Of the best quIy, At JOHN
WONDERFUL. .woNDERpULi-DR KELLINGER's
sifal .aa dsishsiul i 4. sssoa ~srsns iii: ss.r@n
either certain used its srss friends lie
sssy p..ssss s' Sai 'Ss 's
u, sGs .ed & o for To- @ S
II ours all manner Of and pssmo lie in
.eed @ 1Ss 9snsay r.:
%f IL hs snd % ,1a s. IL
rs%sdy for
@ s .sss::;
lighting s to cali saa
ss% SS9s % y0S buy Of n, m the day See
..stsr q disease pspot ESQ Pearl .nd s Broad
way Also, at Joily's music store, 800 Broadway.
rynSITgnsa ,.5.a5:5 sroSnI uAs NOV IN
and chamber Furniture which he would pArsisulay
Cali price,. SIS B:esa~s;
nexs door 70 the C0lamore House.
BEysnEs OF EVERY DIscEIPTIoN AZ tn.
~ Brush Factory, 37 Pearl street. rsAAkA square. AN
ssssss sold q ths lowest factory eoe Paint Brushes
ss 2aas f Il sfa ssis.; Ts sr:
RoYER's PATENT LIGHrNIN0 RoDs-sroRE Iss
- broadway, Now York and 81 Walnut street Philsde
pha Boyer rstont eonsi In riatna IN agnetio point
s'rs sa S wsl
s.n All so.s'.
places will bo attended TO- and rods Furnished
building in oe tho State. under tho fate
Svecton Of Boyer Several agents wanted in the above
bufiness. Call as above.
WEDDING, VISITING, INVITATION, ADDRESS
w and Homo Cards. Cake Baxes We idfng pes
Business Cards. Bill Heads, Portraits Maps. Bills Of Ex
.Ams plate and atty cards 81 Is at KELLYS half prioe
Engraving and Printing ofLcc. III Fulton street
m RS JAMES HARRIS FORMERLY OF 9i3 AND
~ rh,, rospectfnlly informs her friends aud
lac pno!io the sho make Shirts aid Under
70 order Orders tak en- Mt Mesdsmes Smmonds
= Noei ., efO broadway, Niblo's Buildings
CoAL 81 90 PER TON FROM BOAT. AND II RE.
screened from yard. 81 75 dell ersd free OF c.rtase
good opportunity Tor consumers
allow pri0e. Yards No. 81 and 3s wa.bingtco ssre-t.
GEORGE MORROW.
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aHw PUBLIOATyONa-

CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH NAY IN HAD AT NO ,
torsadt rsrc-t and ~ ths news depets 1t
this week No Of the reries Mssm~rs Phen
graphic tgnsls hy spirit Popular Matsrssm, WhS 10
sanei and . variety Of other interesting articles.
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BALriM ORE, juno 8, 1862
The Pusxle for Candidate.

The Pusxl for Candidate.
The fixed fact that Gen Scott Ia to be the whg cand
date. puzzles tho democrats to their hearts content
They want a man to beat him, and they hardly know
where to find him. To night Cass Is considered to be
substantially shelyed; tho Buchanan Desperate
but he Is done for Douglass is up but he stuck fast
this afternoon; and though he take fresh start in
tho morning he too is counted among the dead cocks in
the pit. Some Of the Cas- talk Of trying Butler
and that accounts for Kentucky voting stecdy for
Cas- Then, again. a proposition is started to com
binc the old foses upon George NJ Dallas, but it
does not take tonight. The drummers OF young
America-and. by the way, Mike Walsh and Captain
Rypdsrs both dcsre be understood good Csss
and by means identified with the leaders Of tho
Douglas move nent- yDders hopes he is not quite so
low that sensible poitcianbut the drumuers Of
young America threaten in Of necessity to fall back
on Sam Houston Upon the whole the great democracy
candidate TO beat Scott and he is hard to lind
That IL the difficulty. We shall have curious do
vlops ments TO and prepared for any re-
snlt--even to SEQ Marcy nominated tho democratic
candidate for President Of tho United States He has
once licked Scott, and might do it again.
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NEW SUNDAY PAPER-THR SUNDAY SIGNAL
the and beautiful qrarto Journal IN the
world oontaiDing intensely interesting -rcsn story
antl~d Oevtruds seymour tale ~ Tho great sre In
Yrk bce'des full variety of int~rstins asd ipsteu vs
readips viii be bsurd tomnrrow Juno 9Th. Prcc onlt
three cents. For sss evcrywhere Ooe 100 NASSAU
T.. LINCOLN CO., Publishers.
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= =. - : - - :
SALES BY AUCTION.

ssrng entry not complying with the above viii no
JOEL coNKLIN. Pe,pris t,.
SALES BY AUCTION.
UcTIoN NorIcE-cARK!Aass. HORSE. HAe
Ss' x ssIss &
as .. % ~. s.S as
hands high sound. and Kind harns:. sid
A UCTI0N NoTrcE-c CASSIDY AUcrIoNEE.-
= ~ u n Dash1Fsrnturn &e.-rais day At 10
No s 10 North William street parlor and bedroom
Gs.: Case: Cutlery Sofas. and Cot Bsdssssd 800
A UGTIoN NOTICE .THos: BELL. AucTIoNEER-
III
ss. s ssI6 Cases.
.WeoSy Looking Glatses counting house Dosks Cutlery
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAS, ,AUcTIoNEER-sArUsDAY.
Penn; MSye bs n. & s the Bay House
sissa. ss.s
Chiffon q. M aG1s
sS.rs 1a,s'f:s fS:ss J1ss s r. a. eesa the
ss ssqsss
HanS .. .,e, s.s s s s
seDs sSe osa o. the @ Scn
I'll. ~i ys.a a sas
= day lsaturd.yj 10y oeeck, the sales room,
.n and varied
and Disias Room Furnisure combating Of snfss Chsrs
spIns seat Psr,Sr ch,. oapiar
so.n and ssSs wss Is
Dress Buresas and Washstsnds; also, second hand
M ssss = SoSS 3D.. Srdsr ai'0 on. grey aors seven
rss farthsy sa'sIs.:;:
reremPtory rain OF shine
TOHN FISHBLATr. AUCrIONEBR, NJ. 90 PEARL
= q sesseeEby John Fishbiats Saturday. june as Il
od sSrr 1;e q s
La flac 10 do. Trionphs. A lot Of Frsit, &c.
ToHH FIsHBLArr.. AycrroNEEe. No 30 PEARL
.eook lot e lbs. vsrdIxr 1900 DO Paris
.Jonn FlsngLArT. AucTIoN1nE.-,BY JOHN FISH
900 La Nicesisnes coc Ia Union; 1900 Ion
dues 1900 L. Pan; %, zoe Rsgalia. &c.
.JoHH l. yAYDEwATER. AUcr!oNERR-AD..
a. M r. nsrs @ iss sfs: '
ns.ssy M yY.s .ls sS 4 the eel: A.: bees
ssmse Il. Sasnes 81 M H.s sock snS make
thsr selections This opportunity for persons about
s
and Bsek Walnut Furniture, will be s.Mesnt guaranty
2or purohAsers Catalogues ready on MondAy mornlng
MORIARTY. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIs
Furniture removed families general assert
nent alec from family lately from the old country
forty Bedsteads Tables Crrpets Burssus Looiss
0lasscs. Crsckery, Gass " are. Ec. SO
D. HOLBRoOK. AUCTIOSEER-J D. HOL-
brook Co win sell this day. ~ l0 O'clock at this
tho Of Plants consisting Roses
Daisies. verbenas Gers in bloom OaRders, Lemons
and Oranges In fruit
MONDAY EvENING-sALR OF OIL PAINTINGS
IVA and Ensrayinss, at store 50 Chambers street. without
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ROARD-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
board and pleasant furnished room. Apply ct 3s
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A UCTION NOTICE-CARRIAGkS HORSE, HAIR
ness. Ho-SaturdAy. June, 5th. at II o'clock at
n.y street corner Of Green wieh three away
1us WAGON French Phaeen single ard double Harness
saddle Bride Nc; also. gray years old xtes
hands high sound and kind il harness the
W. A. CARTER. Auetonoer.
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INTERESTING DETAILS.

Total number Of dolegatcs excluding South Carolina
Necessary choice according TO ehe rule 10
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per part Of the oity would like to take few chill
heat instructions Enslsi French HSsie 10 from the
hest profcssoxs AID where every attention win be paid
them. The situation very desabs and tho
tho modern improvements Inquire st IS West Twenty
seventh street, few doors west of Sixth avenue.
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A FEW GRETLEMEN CAN BE Accommodated
"A with fine Airy with without board, st Nc
Atlantic street. South Broohlyn. tho Union Hotel
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RoARD.-A LADY OCCUPYING A NEW AND DB-
ghtslIy situated house In Hokoken, would be pleased
70 let rev neatly and newly urnished rooms 70 gentle
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A UCTIoN N0TICE-C. CASSIDY AUCrIoNEER-
- - ~ u: N Eush-Fsrnitura &e.-rais day at 10 Z
1eoek NO ~ North William street, parlor and bedroom
rnrneure; also the Furniture Of boarding houses al.o
volumes Books, &c. wv
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BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND, CAN BE OBTAINED
~, In private family Location retired, pleasant
landing gentleman and his wif and ono or two sin
ntiemcn, will be received. Address b. Herald Office
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HEERrg 7: LEEDS. AucTIosEER. WILL SELL. THIs

TOHN FISHBLATr. AUCrIONERR, NJ 90 PEARL
stssetZby John Fishbiass Saturday. june s. a. L
% Gao old Sherry Of ls4 baskets edsok e do
La HlAc; 10 do. Trion phs. A lot Of Fruit, &c.
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VVANTED-PERMhNENT BOARD IN A RESPECT
able p.ivsts family fer gentleman and hie wife slss
wishopt board for single sentierssn s,suss'os
ot shove Twelfth far from Broad way. For w%
airy well apartments with use of bath SIG will bo
psid. ADDRESS. with particulars ii. A. f. az this once
Ia EI0HfH STREET. OPPOSITE THR OPERA
HO ususe.-Two suits of rooms to let With board %
the third floor Aisc front basemen suitable for oco
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TOHN fISHBLATT, ,AUCTToNEER.-BY JOHN FISH
blatt Saturday June s. st o'clock. let of choice
Seesrs50 900 La Nicotianes 0o00 La Unon 1900 Lon
6ues 5000 La Pan; 20,OO0 RegAlia, &C.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28


n some Of our exchanges wc have noticed
column on column, and page on page Of the
evidence and proceeding ia the Forrest ID.
yorce case, now pending IN Vow orb aud
We scize ole the .ollowing article in the Col
umbus tGal Times n inlly expressive, not
only of Our sentiment, but also ihosc OF
every man who regards decency, respects
virtue, aud npholds morality N reference 10
such particulars
But we have 10 express our great surprise
that decent editors in the face Of decent
community will publish column alter col
umn of such denominations rs are detailed by
the servants in FORESTS house. 1t speaks
badly, indeed, for the state OF the pnhlc
taste when n newspaper, boasiing Of the
circulation of 10000 can Introduce into the
bosom Of 40 mauy thousand families OF
women and children noisome details, Which
40 vistuous female cou'd road in solitude
without blush Of shano. Nud where g the
good Is the cause Of justice aasanccdt
II is enough that the count room h., 81 me-
eessity, the scene oi such exhibition; bn'
the plea of necessity docs not avail the
press. Judges and plrios may have to l.s-
ten to aud pass upon those proofs Of human
weakness, but what excuse is there for The
corruption which the rroes thus 3ows broad.
cast into the public mind Ibc press pub.
lislios this matter because II y readable
those who have to read II are the public and
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS


I s. KNAPP, Surgeoa UgHst Gives par.
-. trnlar attention to the preservation oi
te NATURAL TIaII. as well IS to supplying
loss by artificial ones. H entire time
DR. ,f1r- De-. bccudeyoicd 10 the Improvements
it o. ptofts ~. For csldcnsc Of his sHterior
I. ..e'Hea hsHHfy andbeaWya has Arhheai
Z n, Dr. aiil ouiy refer to b.. numerous pa-
tr.as, both ln the city, and country. Miihon-
~ tcolbare noa annually lost, for want of tme.
ly and judIc.oa- treatment but lci those nho
have suffered " qanct', cot be discouraged
llt avail themselves Of the best fcmcty--an
operator IN whom they can have confidence.
Term ExrRActSD without pain, under the
Influence Of the IErtuoS, OF tuLoEofoBH and
s.'l perfect safety 10 the patient,
Orricr AHu KtsibEscg rcmoted from Inc env.
r - 81 tharies Nfred 10 No. 10 Baronn'
NH.'. mar fdHGl Nir.si.
April . 1871. nil II
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Th.g fsse goN in store ~ P4irs ~ VIC -
v..a ,..m a,l. and shafts Of to inches
anH "a pairs If = TO , inches.
Nf.o-NIN " lGoNN, complete, WITH
ron ,l.tfee-. pri.c : 40 each Two palrs Of
Timber Nheel., with screws, - feet h'eh,
inEhr> tread
rbcy take order, for ail kinds OF Wagon
work. and deliver them OF plantation az man
uiarturcr- prices
Asa large assortment Of HiRb-
WARE, for plantation use. w CHAINS,
wrought and cut nails, liunts AYES socket
.psdc. long handle >hoyel- and spadcs, hee-
81 all kind-. cane knives hook aud plate hinges
rrnd.toucs, comm n and scotch collar, Maui
10 and iarred Rope, erosS-eut ana mn.
saws. files Of all kind, iron blocks with :
inch shc4,p-. q larr, assortment Of English and
American bar iron, ron aNlc~ with boxes,
sperm. whale and lnsecd oils, spirits Of Tur-
p'.n..nc putty, window glass, aad paints Of all
iai. HOGAN " RENIp,
corner Cusion'housr aud l"tee.
jim II. 1852. '1u-'- "
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NOTICE is hereby given that have l"', u
y donation certificate iar 6io acres Of af'
No. not rccollccicd) issued hy the boafa y
land commissioners in aud for Harrisburg ineH
liarris) county, in 1879. II not founa N' 'a,.
the time prescribed by Law, will MAKE af''
cation fol duplicate ,,,p
AUGUSTUS V SHAN,
Dec. 18Th. 1851 pa' -
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". F:i.pWEH X CO..
HOUSE FURNISHING, STOKE
..stp sartitsT Nt.k

! ~ - II I ~ y - - ~ - - - - o.
T. CtMp SIREEr NEN CLEANS
4 WILMA, Gla.s aud EaHlenNarc, SILVER
! Spoons, Forks, Ladies' %c.' Plated tas-
tori, Canilcslchs, Waters, take-lia-ac's
Spoons Forks &C. B0nU'H foa-ots
Pitchers, rus. Cups. Sc I'm War. \ rou-
cr.,la,.ormcnt liooi- VA, Tubs Buract-,
Broom-, Baskets, DC. B1nhrS: Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs, Wutcva-h, &c. taa'Hest Pots,
T,akcttlcs, Griddlcs, sc. JlpaHarr4, WAIT
cr-, Buckets, iinyr-. tWH0rp knHcs aud
Forks, Of 90 descriptions ufd qualities. Hass
and irou; toudrrs hndiran-, Stc}el- and
longs Lamps Ofcycrs description. f"ot-
my Siotes The celebrated Republic stove.
In short, every ,r,icIr required o. furnish %
house, lcNcopt cabinet furniture aHd day gooi@j
being the most extensive assortment a amy ouo
store IN the city.
D.. Goods for lhc unity packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1859, V3n2S-ly.
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1IsiitOnabic van and Winter
(tc(tti,su

- FANRE a co, New Orleans, 22 Mag
l.. acme street. bog leave 70 call attention
to their extensive stock Of Ncm and Fashiona-
bic tio'tmg, manufactured by lhcr house, Ne.
81 William street New ork, whi,h, iu point Of
quality and Siyle Is not surpassed by 1i) in the
city, and w,ll be offered on the most pleasing
terms,
We would, also, call attention to our choice
assormen, Of Nouihs, Boy's and thdirsHs
tfofhiHa, superior to any offered Ia tins marke.,
manufactured expressly Tor the city trade, and
which We offer at reduced prices.
+. FABRE & co.
- Magazine street.
Ian 10 lS51 N3n4S-ly,
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New orleans Agricultural Warehouse,

eo~rtass. ,rrtt ,.eeefNt'f OF
Hti' jiit RAJ "' H''' s."' ''-
s"n 's, Wa i'H So " Ii'.. N. ''
approved nan4i4e Jurors SCUM '."
W. th'I"'iH Af'"t 'H' 10
adopted TO southern and western n .a'.'i'
aW'Ht M"'A if5 '.' ''s' .H'
No7-s. Na-.n y '"..- '''.'' '' '' .'' ''.- q
Improved s'''-.."fira'' .iA'.''' 'I' ".'
axe 'r "'''' h''''' i.'' '''''
Stcers i,p''" i'''ol. .''-' "@' "'''A"'
W1ud-t N"- '"ft ,.' 1910
tended o.r.. Lawn TON ~. '' .'''
f'" 'N.'' '.'t'' ."'
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PAPER NNnrcls Osssc.

No. - tamp S,r,ei, Nep Orleans.
DAPEH Of c,efY description furnished to
l order. at very short noiien
y - AGENTS for u Nefrcary'- fancy
roiorci. book, ard news printing Inks, at New
iors pnces.
y3n2Jy HENRY l.. POTTER
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Sign Of tiIc Mammoth Mortar.

- CLARK & ALLISON, ~ Grayior street,
MI New Orleans, Importers n and na|crs
u IN Drugs, Chemicals, P.riumerg, and me-
most apprord Peift Nediches, especially
call the attention Of Physicians and Planters
to their large md carefully selected stock
which they offer on rs liberal term, as any
house in the South.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
already received, they hope to merit cou,in.
uance Of the same, by due attention to The in
terests Of their patrons. Purchasers are re-
quesicd to examine their stock before pufehas.
ing elsewhere.
\, y. Agents for I0SEs WnnE & Go. soon
position teeth, dental Instruments, aud gold
toll.
Jan. II, 1859 y3n1J-lF
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" LOWE, wU r,tTisos, rArrtsns. N
ifaHfrtff. Atf Nrr bri1tHs N,pfphis T,np
I OWE, fAT'flNiN. u Go, (,uccs-oss
1 4 TO Lowe ~ fatti-on) foHon Fctors
Cmm'ssiel AL Formard,ng Merchants, New
ol.sue.
Achievements on shipments to the above
hou.c wii br mai' hy y !, Mclicnry, who
may be- addressed al Nhrcvcpor, la.
Also parties tppmg dircc, TO the above
house can dun 81. .hs on them for near the
value Of ibe cotton
October {, 1851.
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u. N'afgiV rs. MILLER.
~ NJ NpiN Is co wholesale Gr,t,,,
Ia. oli D.a.ers H Wines and Iirior,
Canal irc.t Row, and 20 Common street, NJ,
orcgnG.
We invite the particular attention Of Mcr,s
ants .ud Planter, go uur very large aud .ev
selected stock or Fresh Groceries.
J4n. j., 1902, '3n2s-ly.
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THE ualor-g nod has Away. on hand good
J assortment Of Earfheacare, China, and
Glass. "Hith Doe prepared 10 sell At wliple-.t'H
pt RETAIL uu ibo most favorable terms. H. r.
por,ful} cMl' the attention Of country Mcr-
e.aul-, and others visiting The City, to his a--
saJmoui and prices.
i'ut kaz,.z done IA the best manner
{; ~ Ai.Ap
~ Camp Sirea Nep Ori,aR'.
Juno 2ist, 1851. no. Y
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lyOR sale, large lot OF Mlllsrs '''''
4 snuh, BY ,o
EVANS, SANDERS, y "
August 3N, 1891.
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We will furnish Hagrng, Rope, and Plan
,al.on supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS GREGG A. KEY
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Corner u Poyirds and Camp STREETS
MRS. GRANT would call the attention Of
vi gentlemen and families visiting the city
to her house II is situated in the vicinity Of
the most business streets And she would as.
sure those who may call upon her, tina, every
care will be given to ensure their quiet and
comfort. Her house is spacious and well fitted
up. and her table is well supplied with the va.
retes Of the market
aJ' Entrance % poydras, or loi Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. H. 1882. y3nao-ly,
n j. i McnDNNDi.D, Retail Boof Nhee,
~ and ifH Ntorc, No, ~ Camp street, New
Orleans, Skaters Row, under the CITY Hotel
0Gcntlcmen's Boots and Shoes Manufactured TO
oncr)
Jan, ~ lSs2 y3n2S- On
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- = NtIfWN 4 90, f1mmissi0n w.
I, '. chants, Ne. Orleans
q Nelson. New Drlcan.,, T. Bank smith
NeA Orleans n e. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
date Cashier Branch Union Bank T. 4 Mel.
suu, htb,n.. Ala. y3nl
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Cheap Furniture store.

Cheap Furniture store.
No. l26 Tcho"pioniaS st., >er oricdns'
"a DAVID GRANT, Whoirsais and RftlU
", Dsaier and NdnutdciWrr9 tabiH1 IW-
w nuRre. such M Sofas, Bod,teads, Armor,
Secretaries, Bookcases. Marble Top Side
boards, Centre, Card and work Tables, Marble
Ton Bureaus and Wa-hslauds, Looking Glass
t., Mai rgany, Walnut, Cane and Wood Scat
Chairs Moss and Hair Mattresses Mosquito
Bar. Feather Pillows, aud Bcddngof all klud,.
This stock il manufactured Of the best mate
rial, and the public are solicited to call and eN.
anime for themselves before puge!ia ing else
where.
g. Al Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping free OF charge
Jan. u. 1854 ,3n29-ly.
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Y NRpSF s. CO., No 10 Magazine streets
4 rh,.14Le G,abrs "a boois, stocs, trogdHs
has a'M eay3 suitable for the country trade
aso PAIN Legl CampeachB and Merlea"
Tins
Having house at the North, We are con
etanlly receiving fresh supplies of the above
goods at the lowest prices.
Country dealers are invited 10 call and exam.
ne our extensive stock. ,2u32