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.R. DAv1s's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

!,
We have taken trouble Wild
Cherry and Tar here have sold all you
H. Cook has pracc he thinks highly Medicine
Dr. Cook OF the most eminent physicians
States and the attending physician of Joseph Bonaparte
of SPAIN during all his residence in this country.
IL When first offered this medicine the public with the
expressed intention of publishing certificate without good
for its truth. To that rule have adhered rejecting all
for the authenticity which had responsible
guarantee.
The following forwarded US by respectable Druggist Mr.
oils, of DAYTON, Ohio
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Thru DrsrnIcr Counrl BANK or LOUISIANA TINO
OF NnwOHLEANs. THY SfiEEHAN, No. $751;
by VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of seizure and
- Honorable the Third Disct Court Of New
Orleans John L. Lewis late Sheriff. aud
by said Sheriff transferred will proceed sell public
auction in the Rouna Of the City Exchange ST. Louis street bewcn
Cnrrs Royal MONDAY January 90, 1852. At II
o'clock, Nj
GROUND, with all tho rights, privileges
and hereuno belonging situate suburb Anncatm
designated lot No 20 square H. bounded by Benton, Euer,
Liberty and Telacore the division line of Nuns suburb
according to plan drawn by George Dunbar of the Second
Municipality on tho LIST of April s4s, and deposited in the office Of A.
nnrenn Notary Public said lot measuring 80 feet inches and es
front uterpo street by l2 feet inches depth between parallel
lines The said No u originally designated lot No 10,
q" plan Drawn BY Joseph Pile Surveyor Of the Second Municipality
the both Of july lsiO also deposited the A. Mazun
Notary Public. Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAS. z. FREREr,
d24 jas ID 20 Sheriff of Parish Oft Orleans.
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SkcoNn DlsrEcr COURT H. STONE co. JAMES NJ GAL.
=, ~ NE%oKLEnSs LAGllER AND WIFE. No. 1853.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
ap directed by the Honorable the Second District NewOr
leans IN The above entitled cause to John L. Lewis late Sheriff
sand late Shetto trnnserred will proceed
in the Rouna of the City Exchange ST. street.
ahi h9En streets on FRIDAY Fob 1859, ~ o'clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate IN the continuation
suburb ST. Mary in the Second Municipality
20 in the No Is and forming Claiborne and Com
mon streets measuring II feet inches and lines
street 10 feet and lines Claiborne street. depth of 10 feet
the line which divides it from lot inch in width
ny STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH ACNE STORY FRAME
KITCHEN, AN OLD STABLE. ~
A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH A one STORY FRAME
KITCHEN AND A STABLE. ~
Sezti in the above suit.
Terms cash the JAMES p EREpET
ian20 te10 Sheriff Of the Parish az C,rlssns
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The ponrsaIorH BAsK RoBsERy.-olivcr II. Rand, who
arrested in this city weeks ago, charged
participant in This affair and who has been confined in
prison from that day to the present time, again
arrigned for examination yesterday but the Common
wealth not being ready to proceed, further continuance
had until Saturday next We have not the slightest
idea in the world what the prosecution expects prove
for it reported in court yesterday that Abram w
Rand the arrested in Boston for passing the
notes supposed to have been stolen from the Bank,
examined and discharged Saturday last, Mr. Wilson,
of the officers of the robbed Bank having refused
to the notes On Friday last messenger dis
patched to Boston with requisition to bring wit
and 1t is fair to that there will be other
delay when the appointed day for examination arrives
to effect communication with Boston, but by having his
letters Intercepted through other agency did
not succeed The anxiety of the accused to know what
charge he to meet induced his wife, accompanied by
sucking babe to leave here the Monday week
last and go to Boston. -
On her arrival ut Network and in getting into cab
she saw stranger mount the box with the driver to ac
company hers Reaching boarding house. she had
y entered her chamber before rap at the door caused
men who announced themselves police officers and ex
biting telegraph dispatch from Richmond said
their duty to search her baggage and person. 10 this
Mrs Rand did not object until her trunk had been tho
roughly examined when the officers informed her they
designed stripping her of all her apparel by way of
Quoting their search. Here with womanly modesty,
Mrs Rand objected and declared her determination to
die rather than submit to indecent exposure of her
person. and she right One of the officers then sug
gested that the should be made by married lady
to which Mrs Rand consented permitting herself to be
stripped the skin and the facngs her dress loose
hunt the missing treasure of which dis
covered. Richmond Times of the 18th inst.
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Something far Every BODY.

The light of the great fire at Montreal wa 4
distinctyat Burlington, W.T. distance Of 400 miles
There are for ty- two thousand eight hundred
members Of the Legion of Honor.
The United States Senate, it is said, has re-
jected the California Indian treaty.
The man who was injured by burst of ap-
pause is recovering -
Thurlow Weed, ESQ.,, editor Of the Albany
Journal, has returned from Europe. .r,.-. +
The proprietor of the Calf House, at Louis
WILLIE few days ago received an invoice of 100000 tooth
picks from Rio.
. Kossuth is about to publish book, to be sold
for the benefit Of such Hungarian Refugees need
sistance. saa~ .4,s ~ At' 49,
Col. John W. Hbbatts, of Newport, KY, for
merly member Of Congress- and who served gaanty in
the Mexican war, died suddenly on the 5th inst. .s
Quite a number Of Englishmen have been ar-
rested in Paris for debt and were at the last accounts IN
prison, and petitioning Louis Napoleon for relief.
The National Democrat of New York, nomi-
mates Com Stockton the candidate of the democratic
party in 1856. This is beginning ruther early.
/ A land sail boat has been constructed at South
port England which along the beach at the rate
u fifteen miles the hour
The constabulary force of Ireland is over
twelve thousand persons who cost the Government
two millions and a half of dollars annually.
An Irish paper says that among those NOR
tally wounded at Waterloo, Major OBrien, after
wards Mayor Of Dublin
Mr.. Mayall, in England, has succeeded, after
much study in producing dagnerreotype views Of life
London deems the feat extraordinary. -
A schoolmaster was starved to death in LON
dom and the next day following his departure he
heir to si20, besides ESQ year thereafter.
Jones says the basest voice he ever heard re-
minded him machine tearing corduroy pantaloons
into Fourth.ofJuy crations. Classical comparison.
An American, an officer of an American ves-
sci at Calcutta has been astonishing the natives walk
ing 1000 miles in 1000 hours They call him the American
stag. .. s.
A very destructive fire occurred in Niles,
Michigan the Sd inst 1t originated from fireworks
used in celebrating the Fourth that evening" and be-
fore it could be stayed destroyed sixteen buildings
which were the whg newspaper Office and the drug store
of Jos. G. Larimore.
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ions, to enjoy which, his forefathers came to
this country over 200 years ago.! Wise "fore.
fathers" assuredly, had Mr. Reid, who 200
years ago, could look into the dim fhturity pre-
diet the agitation Of the Fugitive Slave law, the
Wilmot Proviso, etc. form opinions on the
merits Of the respective questions, and deliber-
ately come to thisscountry to enjoy those opin-
ions 200 years in advance! Truly the magni,
tude of the subject cverpowers us. The last
paragraph quoted, with its glazing nti-climax,
recalls to mind wildly the cry of the fruit
ven Ter in Constantinople, whom he walls out with
ridiculous solcmnity, 6 In the name Of the
Prophet, fgsH'
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Louiaiana interior.

Tax CRopsThe most favorable accounts Of the crops
continue to come in from nearly all quarters In many Of
the parishes the corn crop estimated ut sixty bushels
per acre, and cotton in proportion.
ArptEs.-Thc Mansfield {DeEoto) Advertiser mentions
having been presented with specimens Of apples
raised in that parish of very large size and fine flavor
1t says that apples can be successfully cultivated THERE If
the right kinds are selected s
Sfonm-The Alexandria Democrat of the 14th inst.
says Welhave had intense heat Of late, and in some
portions of the parish copous showers of RAIN On Sat-
uray last there was very storm, extending from
low point on Bayou Bouf considerable distance on
Bayou Robert Much corn was blown down, and in some
places were evidences of hail It real Norwester
3 TIE BnIDsEwArER MINERAL PAINr.-The Red River
Republican says that the celebrated Bridgewaer mineral
paint is exciting much attention in that vicinity and that
those who have tried it enthusiastic in its praise.
The agents this city, Messrs g. O. Bogert Co., No 70
Camp street, are constantly receiving large orders for it,
from planters who have tested its qualities n
THE RECENT aTnAeEpy CAraHouLA--The Catahoua
Advocate of the 18th says: . ~
The examination of Maj. Aidde. charged with the
murder of Samuel Clean and Moses Virgins terminated
Tuesday evening, after close and unremitng inves-
tigation by Simeon Thomas ESD, presiding magistrate
aided by Hon E. Barry District Judge from Friday last
and resulted in the comnta of the accused with refusal
of bail consequence of the insecure condition of the
jail of this parish he sent to that OF Vidaa for safe
keeping.
Maj D. Evans appeared the part of the State, repre-
senting the District Attorney and Mr. VIM +. Marshal
appeared on behalf of the accused. - N-
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In the city of Moscow the nightingales sing in
every respect beautifully in In their native
woods In the bird-shops they heard warbng with
all the nness and variety of tone which characterzes
the nightingale in its natural state BY rafting beads
upon their tables OF tangible arithmetic the Russians can
ac these birds sing NJ pleasure during the day bat ~
blight ileS HAs te streets q ts ella ses6i.ai vita AS
tH3tal,sz MI rs fafast If > =.
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MELANCHOLY WREcK,-Tho Belfast (Me) Signal of the
sth inst has the following ''Wrecked Spoon Island
Ledge Friday night last, schooner, name unknown,
loaded with and tioura hands lost She sunk so
to leave her rail out at low water Three dead bodies
have been taken out OF the wreck and womens and
chldrens clothing fshed out of the cabin.n
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FrREMES's Row PHiiApELPHIA.-The members of the
Philadelphia and those attached to the Western Hose
Philadelphia city, had serious Sunday morning,
the 18th instant during alarm of fire. Saml McCauley
was severely wounded about the head "a named
Sloan was shot in the region OF the spine another
ceiyed wound in the knee from pistol ball. and
three others wounded Several arrests were made.
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sale OF THE CIrY BoNps-Mayor Crossman yesterday
received dispatches from from Messrs Converse
and Place and from Mr. eyliger announcing the sale of
the s200o000 in bonds of the consolidated city, at pre-
MUM This result is fully justified by the consolidation
of the city and the security offered to its cred
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Mon IN CHrRcH-The City Marshal of Gardiner, Me-,
having placed watchman at the in that
city to prevent the ringing of the bells before O'Clock
on the morning of the 9Th inst mob collected about IL
O'clock beat in the doors of the church, asailed the
wachmcn and rng the bells most firously The object
seemed to he to set the authorities at defiance.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE,

ES~ FIREMENs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
At the Regular Quarterly Meeting Of this Association held the 18th
inst, the following gentlemen appointed GENERAL RELIEF
COMMITTEE for quarter ending October 1851;
JOHN BEAEI of No. Chairman RESIDENCE Greatmen street,
Aloreau, and No. 81 Camp street, up stTirs.
p NELSON Of No. No. IfS Old Leyee, Second District
W. H. COMPTON, Of 49, Common and Roman Streets and
Nc 50 Carondelet street.
JAS JOLS Washington street, Jersey Fourth District and a.
the City Hail.
SHELLY of Enghcn and Morau Streets Third District
By order. WM. Ii. SLACK Secretary,
No. u EhartreS
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J. B. Steel, No, 60 Camp street, has sent Little
pedlington and the Pedlingtonians in two volumes by
John Poole author of Paul Pry Appleton's popular
library We have already spoken of thiswork ms one of
much intnrnat hll1nnr :.
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= -
FIRE PHLApELrHla.A destructive fire broke out in
Chestnut street. Philadelphia the evening of the 18th
inst The loss heavy, and only partially covered by
insurance,
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The London Herald says the belief is prevalent that
the Chancellor of the Exchequer will be able to realize
the dream of the late Sir Robert Peel by reducing the
FIVE hundred millions of three per cents into two and
half per cent stock Gonsols have advanced and were
quoted at last accounts at 1909 to 1O1 ex div
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THE FIRE MoNrREAL.Itis estimated that the fire in
Montreal consumed property to the amount of $20Ooo0
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LASB WARRAaTs IN NEwYoRK.-Land warrants in New
York the 10th inst. quoted as follows. 16O
warrants, buying at $134, selling at $ls7 so
rants buying at S6 selling s6a 40 warrants buy
ing at ss4 selling at s35 1t will be observed that the
small warrants but trile dcarer than the quarter
sections
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k4et tAens dOesit not, Augustus hsped sa'
= !. .s &. III sss &C. e
r. ~ 9sss.S6 sssisil hers r.s ~
A. I - itS5slsed she, psacing her fiji
Is 81 mine, i 70. d ni- z-s'
36i !. III 5fSt " asked !, innocentls
- ~ 81 4. 4 r. Ss
III ~ III, lors y dem3 dad Marianne fondly
VA s ioSE III Injured affection. 6 Have 20.
sSIf1S r. 4ctten last niqht y n A. nj.
ri i65a. indeed n groaned Mrs, Trapp
~ nb. IS i do believe, from under Til
IA u f '1s 49, IA a 6
3 {6kat. MI. Briggs ri hiccuped old Scalpel
IA ~ kls o6drse red face IL 1T the door, hi
eVSe SI tWinklinr ffoa, slfss Saorning dram
81 VhKt !, velL that ia good H roarel lsaae
III hurf3b ~ the paternal shoulder
Sssss 4 ~, tsH me What you Al
NEAR y lailssd getting more than hal
70 a03 aes Ssg s = 81 ~ y q
''s 6 70 1o3, shrieked Mrs. Trapp.s ssWhy, t.
do 10y man would do, to be sure, that hal
H. IL c0mpany with young girl til,
III gtf twenty years, of and on. Do, in
q md the ineffable scorn with which TIT
Old woman delivered herself Of this
VI NY made nj, feel almost as much
6f myself Il evidently expected
Il & \
paif a knuckles n 70 d tishy pair Of
eyea Jl0 Z q ms grey hairs
down " ~ ~ Don't ruin his
daurA{or. d y IA s1ea2 q Her--oh, don't .
5Ssd So pwled Isaac, the son, walks
~ ~ j M md turning up his cuffss'
4hls To I'd up Ill in tears, e All, dear,
dear Atgasttas, cried she, catching me round
deaE6 don't take all the blame to yourself
TfS6 ~ hive Let US forget this silly quar-
rel ~ 81 kIppy together again, forever. .
!. 81 ~ VII BE- q good little Briggsy- wigg-
~ Ii WORT be now /? = chuckled that iIfss.
TP, wagging her diabolical, toothlSss
c0r1g Ate full in my face, with q leer Ills !
EklyA1ised scarecrew. s And he'll be good and
lind n the dear girl won't he, then r ,.3
81. . lese You bless YOU, my dear, dear chill
'dfsns both Of you! /" piously circulated the de.
upon se9ch 81 our heads @
hats the ticket, Bricrsi&SssI knew vol,
swarn't snch an internal blacf ard and villain
as You wanted to make out, Beloved Isaac,
turning down his cuffs again, and hitting 1ne
such A tfatarnaI thnmp on the back as might
have started every bone in my body. q Come
guvorn0rs lSt's leave en- alone " See how find
they look Of elf6 other Blow me if it. amt as
pretty "a . rfctur You and I'll 60 and have I,
drains and drink long litc ind prosperity to the
hnp4y p6pple. iT '5Ssa
ever was anybody, suppose, so completely
44xstruck Us j. The vision Of bliss, which
nee been whipped for attempting to real
.!l eugh the medium Of slate pencil, took
=. diasrent 1colors when forced upon me
~ the united Ingenuity Of the surgeons family.
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HAVANA LorrERy.-The following the principal
drawn numbers of the Havana Lottery drawn the 9th
inst 247T6, $4,000; 2o,a21, $4,000: $3.50, $4,000
81 081 429 $1,000 3415, $4,000 22s19 $4,000;
80 O2g $1,000; 4a2 $1,000; 42H $1,000; 1852, $1,000;
1924 oOo 151l3. 900 22e2s. $1,000 q 16s $1,000
$4,000 ooo 6358 $780, aos1 $500 1891 $500 614
$500; 2275a, $500; 25T5 $500 2o,sss, $500; 3271s
$500 % $50. 800
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IHE ESsLIsH NuSSERIEs.-The ladies' Of England man
est considerable alarm the subject of the Cotboc
Nunneries which have increased increasing and "A
they think ought tobe diminished The ladies If Graves
end have sent petition to the Queen praying for the
official inspection of the obnoxious establishments
similar petition has been forwarded from the LADIES of
Chatham the signatures to both numbering nearly 7oOo
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JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSES;
60 Camp street and ID Bank Place.
LITTLE PEDLINGToN AND THE PEDLNGToNIANs. BY John
Poole Esq author If Paul P Sketche Reoolleoions"
etc. Ia vols
GAIETIES AND GRANTEES. By Horace Smith.
THE PARIS SKETCH BOOK. By VIM. Thackarsy.
A JOURNEY THROUGH TARTARY, TIiIBET AND CHINA. BY
I Hug. In yoa.
THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY POWELL.
THE YELLOWPLUSH PAPERS. By w. M. Thackaray, st
ESSAYS FROM THE LONDON TIMES.
CoGGESHALL'S VOYAGES. Second series.
TREScOI,s DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLUTION.
For sale by Ijy7o lispl j.. b. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
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The MAtIs-The mail came through yesterday as late
as due. hut We received only paper (hc SUM from
New York,
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ATTEMPTING OFFER DEoLINEp-A London letter i'll tho
New York Times states that Madame Goldschrndt (Jen
ny nd has been offered e12 GOO to sing for twelve nights
at Her Msesty Theatre, brt that she has declined the
tempting bait and had expressed her intention not a
pear In public for tinethat s until after e.
pected interesting event.
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.AMuSEMENTS.

SUBSCRIPTION for Series Of Twelve MA.
NJ CONCERTS. TO be given LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
Ths subscriber hs. been 9qsesss ~ sSysfsi Islc.
Lafayette squareEvERY WEDNESDAY III each SS 10
opaDsa a Tho Soas sto. II g. HE
where every Music at Tho t CONCERT
js23 aw =; = - - Ladder Of the Loui lana Band,
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A HESTER, Secretary Board Of Health.

Died:
On Sunday morning July 49, at hnlpast o'clock Of choa Mr.
ENoGl MOVES in the 37h of his age, Pemsnt
fY Piermont, Boston and Mobile papers please copy.
TREASURERS OFFICE, 4
CRY NRw ORLEANS July 16, 1859. &
kB TO COFFEE HOUSES, GROCERIES, ETC In
with the 3h section of the Act of Consolidation ali doing
LICENSE required the said License into
the Treasury Notice therefore hereby gven that punctua and
prompt compliance with this provision the charter will be expected
and enoedI
iyl7 2pf VIM. Fl. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Rsoa That all Coffee houses Drinking houses Restaurants Retail
Billiard other place placed where liquor wre
beer sold retail which may b opsnd cont asenon of
blythe writing
closed the Police Of either District the order said
Resose That all and Wnhmen required
through their Capt said Treasurer in writing all
deinguens ri aforesaid.
Signedl JAMES ROBB,
President Board Of Aldermen.
TRANS. ALPUESTE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 18th July, 1852.
-tSiznedl A. D.sfnenssMAN. Mayor.
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An INTERESTING MEE1INe.--Joseph Baleh, old SOL
dicr Of the revolution living Mt Johnstown NewYork,
went all the way to Boston, Friday the 9th ns to
Mr. Webster for the first time He was introduced to Mr.
" by Mr.. Lord and had an interesting interview.
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REstcNEp.Prof Ghas G. Page has resigned his Office
of Examiner of Patents He had served ten years in that
eapaety. ~
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NAyAL.-The U. s. sloop-of-war Leyant, Commander
Upsher, sailed the 10th from Norfolk bound for the
Mediterranean.
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SUGAR CANE FROM THE EAsr-The Washington Repub-
lie says;
'We have much pleasure in announcing that at
the request of distinguished citizen of Losiana the
Secretary of the Navy than year since directed
the of the East India squadron and
send home roots Of the sugar from Salanga and the
Straits of Malscca which is believed superior to the
game now grown in the Southern States of the Union
that several boxes of roots in growing state arrived
the Nation at New York and have been turned over to
he the Interior for distribution among
kugar eaarse allowing first and
F Il Ssds s fssssi G msas
~ ,sisaT III ss-.@.a lza9sis
MIS- Jdla Eanltst plsa
.ieitis, a.s9
ssssssllA .At.isss'ss g7,as i; as si7S str,s b ST
s5st:lstE ytsssao'
sSsN VI
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LIGHTHOUSE CARRIED AwAY-The lighthouse at the
end of Government Pier, at Milwaukee, carried away
thursday sth inst by the storm and heavy the
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Fashionable Cfotb,no.

USSssVSsssUsC CGOtUtn9s
Inc undersigned respectfully notice Of purchasers
their large and superior stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
embracing all that new and de.i,,hs an
workmanship, in
SRocK AND DRESS COATS
SAC AND PALgToT COATS,
sANEAlDaNs AND VESTS,
THOMPSON u NIXON,
ss'ssss II eass ,ftst sssSsita ~ Gig Eai'i.
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BoYs.-Thomas McMan and Mike Dowd,
hopeful Juveniles to be examined before acting Re-
corder Lusto the charge of having robbed $40
in gold They had expended dollar of the money before
their arrest in liquor and cigars and the balance
found upon them.
Horse STEALING.--Joh Miller, charged on
the oath of L. s. Robert of stealing from his lot the
u s. Barracks horse worth $780, the property of depo
nent is to be examined to-day.
KILL.--Armand Bscher. M. for attempting with
dirk to kill Felix DeVile c., locked up in the
Third District.
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University of E0seisia1.n,

University Of Louisiana,
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. SESSION lS52-'5a.
III The Session the FIRST MONDAY IN N0vEM
Der and continues MONTHS information can be OBJ
Prof WM C. DUNCAN who has charge of the Preparatory
during the Academic yls
For Sale.
Ep" The IRON FRAME FIXTURES AND MACHINERY OF A
SEIFsUPPoRTED AWNING for the terms
for cash. Apply to ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
jyl9 apt 81 Magazine street, of Graver