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8y Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Delegate to the Opposition National Convsn-
ten.

Delegate TO the Opposition National C0nven-
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March %, 1882.
The Opposition Convention to elect Delegates
from the Fourth District to the National Convention
met last night. Col. Jacob G. Davies, a Cass man,
was chosen. Resolutions in favor of Cass for the
Presidency, the Jefersonian doctrine, State Rights
and the Compromise measures, were adopted.
The Great India Rubber Case-New-Jersey
Legislature.
TRENTON, Tuesday, March %, 1852.
Our city is now honoTed by the presence OF
Hon. Daniel Webster, who arrived here on SasuY-
day evening. Hon. Rufus Choa.e and Francis
Cutting have just arrived, together with host of
other legal gentlemen &c, 10 the great India Rub.
Der Case. JUDGES Gner and Dickinson are expected
to day, when the United States Circuit Court will
open.
The New-Jersey Legislature will adjourn on Sat-
urday next.
The California Ticket Frauds-Ole Bull.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March %, 1882.
The papers this mo ming publish letter to the De.
partment Of State from A. B. Corwine, Consul at
sold California emigrants by Palmer and others,
OF New York, and disavowing all connection with
the SAID Palmer.
the Cabinet, Diplomatic Corps and Congress, gives
Concert On Friday next, In this city.
Markets-Reported BY Telegraph.
NEw-ORLEANs, March s2-Noon.
COTTON is in active demand the days sales al
reacy reach 1000 bales at full prices Mddling fair
is quoted at Sic The market for OHIO FLOUR Is dull
at 50 90 Mess PORK is dropping there are sellers
at Sl7, but few BUYERS. LARp-l00 bbls. Ne sold
at Sic Mess BEEF-Salss of 100 bbls at 4l2 rs Rio
COFFEE-The business this morning amounted to 700
bags; at 9tCa9lc. 800 bills WHISKY changed hands
at lTc.
NORFOLK Monday, March %, 1859.
COTTON is at 7iQ7s. Yellow CORN, Soc. White
CoRN, safe; mixed, 53ic. r. o hid. SLAVES sell at
s25.
CHARLESTON, Monday, March %, 1884,
CoTToN-Saies on Saturday OF ,l56 bales at 6fc.l0
Sic.
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INDEPENDENT LINE for CALL
OAIJFORNIA FARE REDUCED

hsnd,.e sre zen dsIia m he beautiful clipper JULIA
ANN Captain Ransas beng no. hsss" ,hcss rss .csS
press Il early spphesiisa Is inside On board per No
x'' S''r o. iS 3 BaorHEss. 10. ~ ssssArs'.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

lN-Tiaias lssvs q follows tss.Aa'' ~
0's, loot o. Dasas-aN for puakirk and ali Stations
ssM, rs1 Frsss.s .ssr o,,srs ~ ,s.r.
WAY TnAm .: sP. n, f'F ssH's-'
ns SS.. ss,i Sa,ssss rr4n sr cssf :ss
EorA-sass Railr's" c si HiNof. sussi.snAsss'
usv-Fst. ~. - NJ
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LIMITED STATES and PACIFIC

Nj Il
u NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIEs-Only Tn rough
Line for California and Oregon TICK
ats now FOR sale The superior double engine Cesmsnip
ILLINOIS, $50 tuns, II. J. Hartstens, U. 8 NJ. Com.
marde, being ready for service viii leave for Navy
n,sc,sly from her per foot Of Wsrrsnst. NJ r. 70 con
psct with the GOLDEN GATE. 500 tuns. Lieut. Psser
.on u 8 N Commander. which steamer u ordered TO
,smsip At Panama to be in readiness Immediately On
arrival of the passengers a. that point and TO sail cuec
for San Fran cisco without any telaJ.
n.s.es ard they have proved TO be the fastest ever
isunched-the Limos having made the passage ron Hss
the Golden from Panama TO San frAaeco Ia clever
esys snd eighteen hours
IL within s~ miles of Gorsons 1t the mead Of rivef aA
eaon aud will withou, doubt be comp esed 70 shs. poi
nv tbt "a pu which will enable the passengers 10 o.
feet their transit from ship TO ship In from 70 % noon
Pssses gers ssibg forward by these vessels = y egpn
deaily expected. will reach San tfAnciscs WHILE o~f
from the date of LEAVING New York.
Eary application sill be nsessssu % seesis 800 81,
for ~h Oh apply AZ the once % inc S"nP1''' w. -
West at corner Of Warren.
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GAR DIT having been reported that
~ PALMER co. have ade arrangements with me
To carry passengers in the steamship Reindeer here,T
notice such 10 not the have connection
sifh them in any manner whatever GEO HANIL-
ION Ocean Bank corner Fulton and Green Nich
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lHJINTEK ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w -Trnioe ef MichifxE soafheTl 4hd NclIAsfb IN
,,. p,,ir.ds ran daily 5undsys sIeep.sd) - tocvs
Leave Monroe and 1slsde atsD A n sm 4. 90. :.
5,.s pesd i, niles 10 Michigan City thsncs ~ ears
s-r Feb 4 by cara through 70 Chicago
sstarulnx 20 Laports vsy-csn leave LAe,ss \.
"a A and arrive at Monroe sn3 Toledo Al 80 r. "a
.lx ,s.,es espusct With Fort Wayne AZ 5tufss; VITA
rsanseort La Fsye,ts ard Indiana a. South Bend
nd At ether paess TIE Inc with ss PRINCIPAL sowss
uorfh and south -.
rae Lake Enc South shore roste BY sage and railroad 90
\, rsroad va Runsirt 70 New York, or by stass ron
pankirs 20 Buffalo, and BY cars aftsr Feb
Fhe p II. train On the New York and Ems bss' e'~
meets with the Lake shore tram ,ts
Pssseneers NJ Cleveland take cars Al ~ s.2 =
.,tr,nu1sh-thencs BY railroad and - miles .hhs
bIlsdeiphia and Nsw-York OF BzitinoIs sne.snls.f
n EP. wILLIAMs, saPsf
Adrian. jan Il. 1859.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

u NewYork and San Francisco steamship Lac The
esw steamship UNITED STATES, 500 tans burden,
Charles c. Berry commander Will take her departure for
aectiBg Panama WITH the Few doubs-engas steamship
WINFIELD SCOTT. ALOE tans burden, Ksnnsy Coail-
lard commander expected To depart from Panama San
Francisco the isth April ensuing These vessels
speed comfort and saetJ not by this
and experienced surgeon 10 attached 20 each
vessel sooks open and tickets for sale at 31is
through for LIST cabin state cket $263 through for
DAVIS, BROOKS CO.,
General Agents. rs Beaver-yt., fsw-Yor
JONES & JOHNSTON. 30 wallN.
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nor CALIFORNIA via Straits of Ma

X ON CALIT VNINIh VIA otralts OF Nd
u gelian and PanAma-The MAJ nifcsri new er,rs
steamship REINDEER, | 2c0 tuls burden. Capt ID. l.
WlcoI. vii ,nl from Neg-York for tie above named
ports on TUESDAY, April list, l85a ms steamer wa
built expressly for the California trade, coppered and
copper fastened ald expected 10 Esse the shortest TIP
made to California Passengers ~ this steamer win
avoid all the delays dangers &C. ofthe Isthnus m
tied number Of tickets be occurred by early sppca
tien to GEO. +, HAMILTON. Agent, office over Ocean
Bank col ger Of Greenx ich and Faiton. ste.
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STATES and PACIFIC

y MAIL STEAMSHIP cONFASfEs--Tss IA
Ihrprss Lac f.. CALIFORNIA snS OREGON. va
Lhssre, Z ret ssE .;saHs., III 0oSADo. Na'cs &c
sbc fe GEORGIA March a. EsaDa Tue splszd.t
sfaGtaip I'll pOeA Do. 2oiuHs.J Hans EN-. Z. ".
crunrtcsI I'll sal Ga SATURDAY. Mach -. a Z
c,erA = NJ, tnscf for CksSrss, Psaa
-sh Sls Co0paay's s,ssntrs. 1Ie he GEORGIA, 80
'nIs ID ssfter. L. ~. ccmmaaser, ~'ia isa-s her
''ef a. The foot OF Warren At WEOSE SDAl N@rck
y, y Ocs 2. d for Chsgrss vs Hsvars Psss-nsso
- tts Gt"rsis Will set ~ the vel sassn abs
'svu'iis Z Mail steamship Orrse-, - sal for Ssr
-rs,ciscs the arrival 81 the ssd ass No
sesteh Panama Rates ~ fs-s 70 SsE FHacisc,: FIRST
-itn sslo serDsc CABIN s,7S STORAGE 500 Rates 81
!ae = Chssfss 1st cabin So second csbia ss3 steer
sss - Soi nesht Of P.aase. apply oaiy A. TIE oscs
10. IN " esf r., corner OF Wansz
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Through Tickets for 10 b Of psil-yA>DEEBiLre
ses Snd splendid double engire sseanshs NORTHERN
LIGHT Of s3oe rsns oa,cea. sal raas. hsl hr, tV 70
Cbazrss direct. leaving New-Yofk "a SATURDAY, The
leth of April, n 4, n firm Per No 4 Nh.
Passengers BY the NORTHERN LIGHT VIII DO .xksf
r@n Panama 10 San FTsscseo b. the nd sDlsndie
double engine steamship s 8 LEWIS t.eoe ,aEr brrtsn
These steamers uRrivsed qsslsy ara srtsEs
sh-n Accommodations and expressly fitted 70 meet the
llireu1ents of the trade.
rhe bscss are so~ open for passage Apply only TO
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" for PBlLfDELPHIA. from Pee Ne l Ssrh
RIVER, foo Of B4fsry-psre ty steamboat JsAb fsslsf
r~- Ines daiiy Nornir3 Line leaves at NJ. Aner-
isrf--s Lac a. ~. 81 tArocsh 70 Pnil4dsres
sosss fsre lst csss 50; ID elias Inc ., Ps,
50 kasursar leave Philadelphia fron foot q val
Dui 81 as A aud y. 81 Enr4nt Lac ~ steamboat
srstcri. fisn Pa Sc. I. al 81 -. we 81 -
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nANBURY & NORwALK RAIL

- kOAO ARRANGEMENT, cemmencU MArck j,
is52.-Tsns Will run as foil vs. unnl further rolcs
Leave Danhury n 81 A with passengers only. do.
d. az I1s p. NJ with passengers and fssisst
RErrkNfNG-Lssvs South Norwslk AZ ct with
passengers and freight do do. AZ sP ~ WITH psssss-
Only.
The q A NJ Train from Danbarv ccaSects at NoiwalG
with the sec A. N Tram 10 New-YsIk. Passengers go
isg east eau leave Norsslk at 9si3A.M
The iit Y. III. Tam consects at Nor~ak with the RI
Cypress Tfau TO Ne~-YO,k.
Passengers frcm New yok will leave al A. NJ and q
Up. 81 10 connect with Trans this Road.
Stages viii he IN readiness the srtsal Of the frans
al the hdsehtd Sancn to convey passsasers 10 hdse
held Village. Lswsboro'. SC
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

The Tor SQuem and Freehold VIII cOnnec-
ton with boat Stages convey passengers to all parts OF
the country AL persons forbid trusting the above boat
on the account Of the owners.
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aARNEY, HUNPHkEr bUTLEh,
MAJ law6wW PlsILtMs Attorney

NOTICE is hereby given that the pro-
L cseds Of the sale OF the real estate Of LUDWIG
KLINK deceased viii be dsIb 20 the creds"rs OF hs
deceased accerdg to law by tie Surrogate Of tue Covyv
Of New York his Office IN the Had Of Rssoras IN shs
City II Nsw-York. the hth dsv 81 April ssst Of 10
a W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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MEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW
Jrpsry-VINTHR ApRANGEMENT8.-Lssv
HevYorT a. A. NJ and u p r., foos Of C.,rtl.nds-
a; II A. NJ tfreiEht) ard % M, Pier 70. rons
pysyor El,xabethpoyt Elxabsthown, wesffed, scotch
PAINS, Piainssd BouadbrOok Somsrviss Ranss1 WAiss
Houss rsston. re-
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CO.-rVights for Burlington, 81. J0hnsbarv, Ogtsps-
buish snd Montreal AID all intermediate towns via New
Haven ard Spsin acid By steamer TRAVELLER even
day at prvcise, SIP fsom PECK. sip G.sst reduc'.a
prces s passengers and feght. Through ticass BY
railroad 10 all he principal towns AZ the ". Y.
and ~ H. r Il Ofice No IS Cara ~ Ny For par
ucuisls apply ~ y HYDE ASsn,,
Office No loa SOUTH st N v.
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ENOk BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL plvER I'll 80 sndd ssd superior steamer
EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bepjsmin Byayton, snd STATE
o. MAINE leave on alternate Gays tSundsys eIcspts
from Pier No. 3 N. r.. near the Battery, ats p For
Ffeisht spoly on board or At the ONCE. Pier No
TiSDALF BORDEN, Agents, N ~ and n West 81
NOR ALBANY-Without change of
L Cas- -FARE REDUCED. 50 % Regularly apa
Safety combined The care Of rHE NEW YORK AND
HAhIEN RAILROAD leave the Ciy Hall Station,
Ne~.vors oaily Sundays excepted. 3. O'clock A. II.
ana J Is y. III -New-YoYh. March II. 1881
VI. sLOAr. Snp,
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and after MONDAY, March l. PASSENGER Tram
TO- 30 M arriving at PeeEskl AZ IL t0PM Retarning
viii leave PeekskiIl at o'clock PM, and arrive at
EFRENCH, Superintendent.
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DAILY y. CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OUR BABY 4, p.o.., 60.
THE coNsoLIpArED. CITY or NEW oRIEAN,

T<.lxx~ - M = - ~ Il
. OUR BABY By PHosE CAxgy.
When the morning. half in shadow
Kan along the hfil and meadow n
And with milk white fingers parted
Crimsen roses. golden-hesrted;
Opening oyer ruins hoary -.
Every purple morning glory.
And outshaking from the bushes
Singing lsrks and pleasant thrushes;
That's the time our little baby.
Strayed from Paradise. ii may be,
Came wiz eyes like heaven above her.
o. We could mot choose but love her.
Not enough Of earth for SHINING.
Always gentle, always winning.
Never needing our reprpving.
Ever lively. ever loving
Starry eyes and sunset tressgs ~ ( Z
White arms. made for light caresses
Lips that knew no word of doubling
often kissing. never pouting;
Beauty even in completeness s
Overfull in childish sweetness MAJ
That's the, way our little baby.
Far too pure for earth. it may be- "A
Seemed to ua. who while about her y 4,
Deemed we could not do without her
When the morning, halfi in shadow.
Ran along the hill and meadow,
And with rnilk-white fingers parted e
Crimson roses, goldeE-hearted
Opening over ruins hoary
Every purple morning glory. .
And outstanding from the bushes
Singing larks and pleasant thrushes +.
That's the time our little bahy
Pfning here for h.ssen It may be.
Turning from our bitter Weeping. ~ I,
Closed her eyes as when in sleeping.
And her white hands on her bosom
Folded like a summer blossom,
Now the litter she doth lie on.
Strewed with roses. bear to Zion i
On mas 81 ylsn -, -.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY is, 1859.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Let every boz
Il u READ IT.. 1zsisf 80 q li'7 = -

nv EW ADyEhIlSEMENI--Le every bod
NO. /.
r. R. r.
R.aDW.HY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED In TIN
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
tue MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
wl THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OF
Ne sii Hs %s saI H TEs
INTERNAL AND ExyEKNAL.
in giving instant to de tomenns and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
.. ORLEANS.
4od rA X sEo PSE T
ITsHAS CURED,
IN NfHK7Y CASES our or a HUNDRED.
ssasas ss$SHt9sh 4 SsS1 s3zs. $s$ss:
!$$ysaeat ?!ssaaA 4 ssssss s|s s!so'Hs
s;ssss"s 4 HI
EAs SssEsSHSss SssE %ass4 SsS ssS5 XII aSIs a
oSa fE s1 saSiz ssss bggas
II .sf sais sss.s sss: &:
% @ kkAny n hEy Fw w sor s.d TE most DIS
PREVENTION. .[.-4.=5
a- IL du and heavy feelings
IN BATHING,
e. @ s rs ws We shs1 srs sa,. e.
Ss ns Js.n.. and
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PASFH bARgEs gmux a. 4
ainuesneheks the most dessng discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses miraculous in
.s mSs,s, s ssR pa q pain hi. %
os departing pain Of cases in ths
f: s,sss tG ss pain
PAINS n' cause oil the nervous
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEYED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY will atop the severe and ercrucaDe
months by Rhsatic PANS wsoss
% ssn &C. Sss a, .s
United States the truth Of this need nc
% E e Sa M s asn. 70 almost hs
the Union for the last themselves
CHILL FEVER VI
oH1LLs STOPPED IN A EEW MzNUEEs-PALH REllEyED
INSTANTLY.
ri s READY Red r. REEE a. act. all
rates with health strength Of
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever feel pain .ppy RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
ST say Ss.s
minutes '''p iss Fasn Street, NewYol
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
JOHN WRIGHT CO., l5i Chartres street. Naworleans
e. General Agent who will supply dealers in the country
"A' w. p'''''' rs1or. .s
LARGE BOTTLES. 60
ssa s,s Magazine ss ss
ass ior R R. R., RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, mha7 iy.w
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GuNpRIEs-

= UNDRIES-
y E GUNNY BAGS-l25,00O 'se
CIGARS-5OO000.
tls PAPER OF all descriptions.
COFFEE-Jaya, 100 bags; Havana, 100 bags.
HAMS-Dafelds and Ssagg Shay's-50 tierces landing
RICE-50 tierces. For sale
ap1 E. ]. HART 4 CO., 1s Tchoupiioulns street.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS /.
R2.tdgeap0tes- Paint,


FOR WooD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
DOOR WORN Also sn roR orus s1 INNS ASp Al OF OUT
UNDER WATER.
The attention o the public respectfully called to the following
~ 'so' u e ~ AZ rnsa. ~ Is
The amt s,@y s.sshss @ and I
pnblc the b~. FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
rEcroR EVER DlscovERER
wa. s se e a,p, &c Ma aa
house, respect
60 g. h.saS ada ny e. e the ones snseea
ss "s as s'ss f
's which has p''yss s '"ps''''' JOHN F. MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
/. : OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
NoIAs under my eemuand win the sRIsE%ArER FAINT
shesrtay recommend eI is qualities and have
5siisys CERT PRoTEc
nas sss ''
S'"0''''''' December p ISL
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
nae, III. sRoesW a1rR PANT =, ,,, n.
PoRPo,sE months sPARKs
and ahng upon 1t has had NO EFFECT
IL about four weeks became PERFEcT SLATE and am sa
lied Of all the qualities CERTAIN
Against tnS sness snG CON
forth n Ss Apents al CrnnlnI - " @ M - " ~ pp's se
(Signed) WIN. BROWN, Captain of Towboa, Porpoise
Newofiehns, December !, 1851.
c,,,,u,ps1r, ~, o,, u,,,, 1,.N.,n,, .o,n ,,,,m,
o'1A'AAH Aoa - - VI . . n..s AAsD 3A'H1s -
Having ha the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT thoroughly tested fully
with Of the MAGNOLIA
Of the PORPOISE. chseuly PAINT as SU
PERIOR ARTICLE
'N' - Louisiana DocI YARD
Agsnh Lo'isiana Dry Dock Co.
Newoieanf, February =, 1867
b b r.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON. PAINTER
,., ,rxn.,,,,, - =.
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.

INFORMATION i WANTED of JAMES L. D.
MecAsTY sssrly q Indi.nn who married Smith of
running stage omnibus called the Rough and Ready New
Orleans ~ This August lsaS Any information Of
sad will e gladly received father, c. McCARTY
Sugar GSoye Port oihec, Indians. a. = mh9o
NyANTED IdNEDIATELY-A good Barge
KEEL BOAT suitable r ,owi e. For
apply to the subacribefs. STONE a WALWORTH,
lsnIsH j34ssss w 50 fcboupitouihs street
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4}SLAVES.

SLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.-Several
~ valuable SLAVES consisting COOKS, Femnle
WASHERS aud lkpNERS under full approved
credit TIL the lst January 1858 Notes bear
at eight per cent nnnun from data until maturity.
my1 LONG h JOHNSON. Brokers, % CONNIE sl Place,
Il AMES w. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
~ will strict attention TO the PURCHASE SALE or
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES, ~
REFERENCEs
Wright Williams Co. Moon, Co.. Williams Phillips Co.
NJ Greenwood Co. g. O. Nhla Co.. E.W. smdA
AMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will couasany PURCHASE NEGROES
h on snhnlson hnv and all Slaves tPrRaed to BIN. fell
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL.-BAREILI & Co. have Temporal
ry removed their office No. ID COM
mon Street
P EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II ST. Charles 81 Camp st.
" stairs. L. n95 ly
hRUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub n
seriber respectfully informs his friends and the pubchat
ne has removed his DRUG STORE the
charres and Customhouse Streets where will happy A
se his old customers and those
=. D. BEACH, Apothecary Druggist,
jan3 South-wea<orner Of Chaes street.
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DAG GUERKEOTYPE AND sTOUK DEPOT
No. CAMP STREET
establishment having thoroughly
the invite the attention the public
their PICTURE here Portraits furnished of alsz
in lie superior style and finish.
N B.Optm,o fitted with complete APPARATUS at the
prices Voghtlner, FRENCH Harrisona
Tubes with Boz and e.tl. Tablets for FIVE dollars
Stands Bsh Chemicals together with every article ,hs
DAGuERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand, and for
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4 6sONVERSE & CO., Grocers and Dealers in
Western Produce, 81 TchoupouIas street, consrof Iys,ie
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN n RAII,i /
koADEOMPANY.. .SEwGRlKASs, April as, 1852.
49UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
sl SuessriPiiS. to hs Capital s,ok he new ORLEANS
at tie office of the Company No. Commercial Place.
cordance with the seventh section Of the charter.
H. s. BUCkNER President pre- ten,.
taugS
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Unparalleled Bas-gatsss,

ON ACCOUNT or REMOVAL
q Persons desirous Of obtaining
p CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. 1
would do well 70 call the subsribe where the, will
assSrpsBt o READY MADE G0oL COATS
reduc d1rlres. Give hun call. H HAMEURGER, Tailor,
APPS isl i64 amp opfrsit- House.
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NOT1CE.-Any man Of experience and busi-
habits with cash capital Of ,oliers
may e Of good place for profitable inresssas Address al
this othee
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4 dtARRELL, EDWARD j., Attorney at Law,
~ Commissioner Tennessee No. 81 G, street. Neworenns
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ENSON, j., House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter Intto Woods and Marbles 1872 Camp opposite
lss., cite Square. ~ ei = jyi3 ~
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NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES-Ship WINDSOR
FAY Capt Davis Hayre, dsharg 81
Dstr Consgnees will please attend to the hr goods
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NOTICE.-Lost sometime in September or Oc-
tober Isss LAND WARRANT, No.
and Of lad in favor of the undersned private The
the Mobile
mailed this city. Notice hereby that application will
the undersigned the Commissioner
Of sAid Warrant. [ap9 6wltWl CHRISTOPHER JOINT.
nR LACRUES, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
~ GUM SPECFICThs doubt the article
discovered for the TEETH GUMS keeps the Teeth
~ and restores soft and bleeding Gums health rmness
breath the above facs,
DR.. GILBERT Poydras
fst59 s4 CLARKE a ALLISON, St Charles street.
P. L. MASSEY, Camp Gravier
j. WRIGHT, l5l Charresstreet.
J. SYME, Canal and Carondelet Streets
i5s 9.t ls A. KENDALL 1 Co. Magazine atreet.
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydras sraet
GEo. REED cor. Nayadss and EuteIpe
II. kALTEYER corner Of jackson and Leves
street LAfayee oths MANUFACTURERS, 20S nns
NewthIeans irl ivlr F
II AND WARRANTS PURCHASED L -
or LOCATED.-Eolsrs o, Ian, under = S@
28th September, 1880 iln =
obtain the highest cash price BY pi'cAron 70 the
undersigned. s
The ohoteeht public lands and eArh tract Of
Asm en,s sA's' - w Il IN III, ,..c
4 .sl 1NDS AND WALNUTS--
100 bag I9QFT StJELl. ALAoNps. n
i.ssl I. .ssrsss4a sq'' 2 gsssss'.'slA' "
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tHRISTY, w., Attorney at Law, Commits
oner the United States and arysvs State the unioa
fnces ~ ~, Charles street. SIN
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HAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL "a,
lI HOTEL tha delightful will opened ESsHM
visitor. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1882 The proprietor
promises that will the comfort
" his hs
ind this the desirable residence the Lake.
The bathing
establishment O the Lake
ANEW WHARF has recently built the GARDEN
suIrounding have been put beautiful order LIVERY
STABLE has attached Hotel the III
viaiofe there will be THREE
sps ss sIsf = EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssON,
/. OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA. .

Having the hurricane passenger
NoLA under eomu,ard with the BRIDGEwATER PAINT,
cheertly for its IPERvIOUS qualities
hesitation in Judgment,
TIdN AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERsi Il
WATERPROOF decks tret
months (Sisnei1 ST. G. THCmASSoN,
Newoieans, December 2, 1851.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL.-MRs CLARKE,
c-ivsd smother invoice Of NEW STRAW BoSNETs, Mixed
and Coored do, LACE which will offered twenty
per eet LEES than heretoe being deous reducing Springs
Summer Stock Aso large lot Of EMBROiDERIES PEF UA
klkS, COMBS. c.=sell worthy ttion, NIL