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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Southern Tseqrala Cce corner q Ilorcy and Bearer,,
xXxud CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON Friday, Dec II, 1872.
On motion OF Mr.. FULLER (Me.) the House
took up the Senate bill authorizing the Secretary Of
The Treasury g. ssuc registers encomcn - wreck
ed voseee foreign built when purchased and repalred
by American czens and when the repairs equal three
fourths of original cost Of vessel This bill j. general
and the time of Congress In passing special acts
1t passed
Mr.. HousroY, from the Committee of Ways
md Mcans seporicd bin making appropriations Tor the
support of the Military Academy, and bill iog ne sup
pori of the Indian Department for the next year ne
lerrcd
The House then went into Committee OF The
Whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. PHrLps, Mo, asked leave to present the
Memorial of Abelard Guthrie, a. king TO b' aimt -
a ecat on the noor as a delegate from Neora'k lie
said he merely wished leierrc1, to which Objection
WIS made
Mir. Stanly asked, hui did not obtain leave to
introduce bin to pay the fourth instamcn OF public
money 10 the several states entitled to the same, under
the distributions act Of june 1896
The House went into Committee On the PHI
valc Calendar
Senate not in Session.
Two private bills were considered, but not
finally aoied upon by the House.
Tie Senate bill. To amend the act OF August
last in relation TO the appropriation for continuing tne
survey of the Mexican Boundary, was passed-ahu the
Hou.o adjourned till Monday
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.

The British and North American Mil
steamship Africa from Liverpool SATURDAY noon al
inst arrived yesterday at P. NJ. bringing three days
la;cT news.
The new screw steamship Andes, the first Of
the GUARD Company steamships between Liverpool
snd ehs-rcs vii United States ports was 70 ssl from
Liverpool on Wednesday. December :. FOR Newior<
and Is exe.,ei to anticipate the mail usually resolved
viz South aInp,on We understand that the Andes viii
make one or two trips between LiTeFqoo. AMI New.
York before extending her voyages 10 Ch'sTes. Tee
Ande. viii be followed by IN, Alps, on 5th January
The news by the Africa is Interesting
France is scsin sn empire DIsraeli has produced
his budget. The Belgian and Dutch funds are 70 De
reduced. More religious persecution in Tuscany.
Liverpool Cotton market quiet, bat steady,
as per Arctic Grain further advanced. Indian com
mercial intelligence favorable.
The following persons came passengers IN
the Africa.
Msrher M ws''sui VI mi Nrs Nevias, J. McSea1',
Mrs. McKerrs A. Fsfan and hit A. Star an aiv. J. pun
or VI Durfr lr W.. D11op NJ, Sttl,fd NJ, StrthHm "
Ro.er eli a. Glkon Jr. ,. Rehtdson X Rod nsr. W u
Ma sssn j. RSser VI Binairi j. HirH. j. Frift NJ 70
heb ". Mumay. F.sul, j. ;e Buon. J. J. Foest,r.
d Carp VI aer NJ Lescf, ~ L. RouH. fo.ns D. an
ke.t q h. Fr-.h r. Knsh NJ N-ai JlAn Ma BE- Ji,oo nj.
A nctatt MuSfove and ibid b Dcfefe 4 d >aih WI
" JssgaIt
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Balance of Trade.

Your editorial remarks on this subject, on
"wednesday. are both correct and suggestive
there can be no doubt Of large balance Of trade
ssin't US and TIE expectation Of stocks without any
eeuvaeni return IN specie, continually demonstrates
i- And a there Is balance in favor, inclutins
specie N cur export appears from Custom entries
II is.ertent tha fraud q committed upon the Cas-
tom Aouse- by Of false invoices, equal - The
whole amount Of stocks exported adiei - tie
tmouni CT reighfs earned and profits exports.
Whether this viii amount to One Hundred Millions o.
sole les ,um it certainly does show an amoua: Of
iraud upon the Custom House and UPON The couatry
when should ell for severe scrutiny. Tllt there his
been ift % this ext nj g certain, uness we are iess
IN debt abroad niTendrn o. our stock iebts than -
were = he close OF tie last financial year t L more
Irobatie that our DEBT IL ncr Ell than diminished
H. then, We sent abroad during the year. Tlirty MI
Eons ID stock, AMI the freight and prodt our TX
ports was Fifteen Millions aid these 10 th' nominal
balance IN cur avor o. two AMI onetliri Millions AMI
there j. shown an amount OF FORrYsEvEN AND oNE
THrsD MILLIONS on which pegry Il substituted for the
leRGl dEfss
l. there no possibility Of framing laws in such man.
ner ss 10 make the premium dishonesty an perjury
less Ewc
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LAKE SUPEPIoR.-'' Fifer' writes 10 The
Cl.-sland Head from the Saul 81. Mary Noy q, as
follows:
Wien the last steamer leit ne for youg Gig the I'M.
utess-ou VS. that IN tie supplies Lenlet here, and
hich ere destined f1r the Upper Lake would remain
here or want Of beat O. take them up
BIT the y polecn has jut aFriget; s1e weather :
rniil tni ter enterprsirs on rer r. LTng-ton' ms
6eteruired l. trv again Capt Rider is used 10
ard ce tay.n. mae mp last year Ia December and
We have 70 tears whatever that she vii not 60 trouyr
Size viii take dbcut thousand barrels bulk, CONSISTING
q provisions hay SC. which they very much stand "A
uceC Of. success 70 her.
CAPT Jcres commences tor1orrow 20 h4l our me
propeller Peninsula She i 20 De added 70 the Lake -
Ieror feet the coming season
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WARRINGTON Fuday, Dec Il, Ie1-.
A gentleman, recently from Concord, states
on the strength of personal interviews with Gen
Pierce that he is at present inclined TO make no Cnol
net appointments from New-England considering 'ha'
,cc,on Of the country adequately Represented IN his
own person Charles oConnor' of NewioFS' was
,horgbt 10 stand GOOD chance for the Attorney Gene
Iii, The friends OF Ex-senator FOote OF M'sis'
sppi are pressing his claims to position III The Cao'
net and the Union Democrats of the south think he IS
fsitlv entitled to the distinction.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PHILADEIPHA, Fnday, Dec. I,le52.
The 5 o'clock train from this city yesterday.
came in contact st Beverly n j. with Il carriage con
tanning W. :. Durell OF Burlington County aad Mrs.
Dure, of Philadelphia. The former instantly killed
and tie dy terribly bruised thu; -he Is not ex
u cteG to recover.
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p Arthur Culver, aged Is, was accidental
X Mid on he l2rh inst near tie engnehouse Oswe
co.NY, By falling Of TIE cars from syracuse, upon
Which be had jUmped) As they were enIenns me eIy
the car, for te purpose Of riding who were repeatedly
csutiored BY the engineer. NJ HARDWOOD, to get on.
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The Kentucky Cnre-urs. Adams Remains.
Cone. pondcuce Of The \. Y. Trb.ue.
WAsHINoroN Thursday, Dec. 10. 1882

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec lG, 1882
The Dixon case wiz be settled by the Senate
on Monday. The TIRE Free SoleTs, all the Wings and
fec OF the Democrats, will unite and admit Dixon,
go Senator Sumner says On Tuesdy last C. F. Adams
left here with the remains oil his mother from the Con
grcesonnl bur- ing ground lie takes them to Quincy,
Macs where they will be deposited in front OF the
Church along with those Of his fGtheI grandfather
.Sc
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The Southern and Western Trade Convcn
tion-SOuthern Mail Failures.

bAfIIMOAE lIuay, DEC. II, I-JZ.
Delegates 10 the Southern and Western Trade
Convention 10 meet in this city tomorrow are arriving
IN lerge numbers. All the Southern members OF Con
grefs hsvebeen invited and about sixty have expressed
their intention Of attending The Convention sits for
one dsy only and closes with grand banquet
1be SOatherp mails are very irregular Our
latest ptpers from New-Oileens are 70 the 9Th ins
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The Cincinnati and Dayton Short Line
RaiirDad.

~ CNcINNATf. Thur5day. Dec. 10 81
The ceremony Of breaking ground for the
Cincinnati ard Dayton Ghort line Railroad was per
formed today.
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Fire ut 1Icrihen, Conn.

MEfIDrN Conn. Friday Dee l6.
The machine shop OF roster. Merriam x Co
took hTe this afternoon While most o. the workmen
supper The fire originated in The attic, which,
with the up story destroyed, together with most
Of the con'ents. The principal sufferers were Colt &
Lbbcy. G. Waterman aud Horace Wing The loss Is
estimated al $1,000 and is mostly covered by insurance
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Washington IteHs.
WASHINGTON, Friday, D.

WASHINGTON Friday Dec Il, ls5@
William A. Wheeler \ Co, OF New ork,
have been awarded he co4trSt Tor the o1F. c's o.
psrer for the public printing, as the lowest bidders
samples considered go.
Secretary Conrad gave brilliant entertain
r,en.,be 6fstof the scason.-ast night About thirty
Members of Congress were in attendance ~
William A. Bradley, Postmaster OF Washing
ron has cen confined several days by serious injuries
from fall in landing from steamboat al Ac4"'"
Creek . q c,,,,,
A distinguished Democratic Senator from one u,
of tie Soutl Western States has we Hnie' aug ~
cacd 10 90 against the scqui ition OF C1oa IN any
in which the question may come up on the gTo"H 100, La
1t would divert planters VIA tHelt sA,os Of ,ha,
stsse Several Democrats Members OF O2as,s s'
inc from slave States bordering upon tue ffeS 80
sIo exnress Themselves opposed 10 the acquisition VI
Cuba as likely 70 prove dsadvsn'ageonS 10 tle
of The own States There seems 10 DC s.rNis ii
rent setting against The Flhusuers generSiH W., u -
informed men are Of opinion that Gen. Fleree W." 'ANe
n de, iaed stand against them. Ill
The Secretary of the Interior declines dec h,i.
isg upon any further proposals for materials ios
BUILDINGS because be Is soon O. vHcate lie ou'Oe' "
roiers rarties to the Committees OF Congress
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Gov srYxors's MnIrARr ApposrnESrs

Ld;ut-nf- Cezerei. .RoBT. =. TEMPLE, Alpaay
ss.istgrf ~ Cea..IsAAc I VANDEzPOEL, Albany.
JvSv, slrrosfe Co ELIJAH WARD. Westchester
o.5,,er-q,t/r Gen. .ZApocE PRATT, ia Greene
r1o,-eer-I. Ckfef . JoBS A THOMAS Se~-1 0rs-
Sr,,gta,. Grneynl -. HERsASC {. WENDELL, Albany
III ; LANSING. syracuse
Gs..yno,'s A,dt FEAsTVs CORNING, JR-, Albany.
ZIP MuxFoRD, Ne"-Y0tk.
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BOSTON. FIday Dee i, 81
The slip Windsor Fay, reported ashore at
Roer shoal L. L. i insured in Stqte-st for SIS 90 on
tie vessel and $1,000 on ireight
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liens by southern Nails nj Baltimore.

BALTIMOHh, FIIaa!, NV0' . -. =,
Two mails arrived tonight from New-Or-
leans leaving eth due Inc papers coh,ln ;.v
,ss nj lie MEXICAN news 10 the ooh ultmo, the inPor
tspt points of which have been already telesrapheL
A conductor with Sl,20O,OO had lett the
City ofMexico for Vera Cruz ,h
Tie Union, of Vera Cruz, says that the pub
lie cfcss will necessarily close soon ior """' u
as the officers cannot serve without PAY, ., -,
The Mayor of Savannah publishes 1 caro- h ~,
the papers Of that city, to the effect that sayah ns
no heal connection with the Phoenix BshA " Nv
York. Thai the Coupons Of Bonds, psysoc ~ snS =,
YORK Civ are payabe al the Manhattan Bank ana II
the cv BsnL and that the payment due in August last
wa. provided for at the time to the last cent due
The subscriptions 10 the Pensacola haiiroau
in Savannah, have reached S2000oo'
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e. The Southern and Western COmmerc'Ai
Convention assemble. to-day, Dec. L. Al D1i''''''
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The Financial Statement by the Chancellor
of the EXcheQuer the event Of the week h. Bli get
aid before The House OF Commons, late On FL lay
night and full report had not come 20 hand q, Lyec
pool when the steamer sailed 10 l. worth mentioning
that on Wednesday afternoon very strong rmors
prevalent the London stock Exchange OF break up
in the Ministry, and it positively sorted that
D1sra,h was GU, In other qusr-crs the impression
prevailed that Lord Palmcrston SIR james Graham, ani
Mr. Gladstone we've about 20 Join the Government and
the reason assigned for tho CIau 81 ors secession WAS
that hs budget had too great eanny 20 Free rraic
After son urs tie .uhsiied having depressed
the fund.- bat caused no actual decline.
The following are the details Of the Budget
rs they come 20 us imperccuy by telegraph:
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY op NEw ORLEANS
Official Report.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
QRLEANS

SITTING OF Tuesday; May IL.
The Board met thisday pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present: W. c. G. Claiborne,
President pro tenn, and Messrs. Clark, Burke,
Converse. Gasquet, Giquel, Harris, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl and Sewell.
Absent: Mr.. James Stockton a} ="
Mr. Robb is absent on leave
The reading Of the Journal was dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read, and on motion, was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
MAYoaALTy OF NEw0RLEAss. !
..I.. -.t. 11th May, 1852.
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NEW ADV vERTIsEMENT-Le every body
lV READ 1T.
| No..1.
u"- r. X. r.

Il
no. /.
.u"- r. X. r.
R-aDWAY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
4 will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ s M lnS IN
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
never Ia in giving instant to the most tormenng and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFPER1NG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
4o r X FoM xE I'll f. Ts MI s1T g M
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED,
sHgsHt5EsA s#gsSfa1z 4 4 Sss SSSf IISsS sSSas
sk sfK AEAPAeHE EAEAs n FIFTEEN EEgTEEs sg4Es MsgFEs
s9.RsA!ss saRE shAear II s1gk E5xH h!ssHHs MINUTES
sE!s1a oap sFEEy 5aio1s sTsasS % %sf9sHs sEs
M saf sihis sss: e.:
Fas EEAPy M hEEE FW H W sEor ni THE most DIS
poisonous acids Of the syatem.
PREVENTION.
H. dull feelings s Of
sS' IN BATHING
@ s sf xs's ss % he
body morning. skin healthy
prevent dse"se and sickness headache and biousnes
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ELux f.
ninueschecks the most distressing discharges will speedily
NEURALGIA
nADwAy sEAby 4bY sE9ngzD sEFf sz4SlY an
saion departing pain has in The city Of
se IT, % % Asa % s sp sGs ss to
ey strengthen the sysem and supply the
RHEUMATISM. 4
PAINS RELLEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop ercucatsg
pains Of Rheumatism almost instantly Persons living city
bones from whose
% Ell pfa as1 s : n ssS S
in the city Of er M na h nd, e
h A @
town in the Unn for the last four have
CHILL FEVER.
CI7ILLs STOPPED IN d FEW MzNUTEs-PAZN RELIEpED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like cases of chis
with health strength every organ system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever sou pain, apply RADWAY READY RELIEF it
ss%t Ts ksy S ohss IA
RADWA9 4 CO.. lsa Fulton street, NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT d CO.. ISL Charres street, Neworeans,
General Agent who will supply dealers the Rad
Why q Cos prices
LARGE BOTTLES 90
MEngM sTa " " 50
Sold NoRhssoN IL Magazine street. and BY
Ash ar r. R. R., or RADWAYs READY RELIEF mha7 1y.w
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The following message from the Mayor was
read, and on motion, was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
MAYoaALry OF NEwORLEAss.
11th May 1852.
To the Hon, Presidents aud Members of the Board of aldermen
and The Board Of assistant aldermen of The City Of Ns,o
Orleans
Lqudting Commissioner Of the New Orleans Navigation
Company announcing that the entire property Of that
corporation will be sold public auction perceive that
the Commissioner offers for sale:
All the rights titles, claims and interests belonging
to said Orleans Navigation Company by virtue Of an
Act enacted by the Senate and House Of Represeua-
ves Of the United States Of America Congress
sembled approved the third March 1907 entitled
An Act respecting claims to land in the Territory Or
leans and Louisiana which rights titles claims and in
erests for the purposes in said section mentioned spe
Gifted and determined extend to and upon so much of
the land OF the then commons adjacent to the city
orleans as is necessary to continue the said Cana
Carondeet from the said basin the Mississippi river
which space Of ground, by agreement by and between
le corporation. Mayor and Aldermen and inhabitants
of the city of New Orleans and the said Orleans Nayg
ton Company was by resolution Of the said corpora
ton, lated the 25th Of November 1907 and by resou-
ton Of said Orleans Navigation Company dated the Oth
November. 1901 determined be forty feet wide from
the said basn in the middle Of Basin street. up the
middle and twenty feet further of that space ground
now known Canal street, and be also forty feet
wide from thence to the river Mississippi leaving
difference between the width of said forty feet and
the width of the space called Canal street to be divided
Into equal parts TO be each side of the said
forty feet SO reserved for continuing the said Canal Ca
rondeie from the Basin to the Mississippi which
space each side of the said forty feet il forever to re-
main open, public highway
The city Of New Orleans cannot recognize that any
such rights titles claims interests vested
Orleans Navigation Company does it into the
of any inhabant of New Orleans that
tnet privileges may be revived the snctoning which
might tend to the destruction OF of principal
thoroushfares The matter is too important be
looked and therefore, that the Common Council
will take the necessary steps to have the sale enoned
at least the referred to The 18th
section of the Act to Consolidate the city of Nerleans
and which defines the duties of the Mayor provides that
he shall render monthly account and pay into the City
Treasury all which he may receive fees or dues
of every description have to apprise your Honor
able Body that having years abolished all
attached to the Mayors Office this paragraph Of the
becomes superuous and that there will be no necessity
to alude to the subject again.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully. your ob't serv't .so
.y=. "' A. d. CRosssIAN, MAYOR
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Comptroller with statement thereof at the time he
s. That it shall also be the duty of the Surveyor to in
form the Mayor of all encroachments made upon any
street public to to the execution the ornar
relative houses buildings walls or any other object
which, from their runous condition any other cause
might by falling down. interfere with the safety Of the
public way occasion accidents superintend the CON
sruction of public private buildings, and whenevera
building being already constructed repaired shall e
detective on the of soidy account Of some de-
feet in the PLAN of the walls being too light or uptn
any other account said Surveyor shall be bound to reprt
thereon Immediately in writing to the Mayor and to the
Council
That at the commencement of each month Tor otenr
If the public interest require D it shall be the duty
the Surveyor to report the Committees on Streets ahd
Landings the work to be done by under
the authorization of the Council shall forth the
number OF mechanics aborers carts and other assistance
Cht ne may require whereupon said committees shall
take the same into consideration and shall decide on
the number of mechanics laborers carts etc. the Surveyor
may employ They shall also decide upon the order in
which the works shall progress The decision of said co-
nlttees shall be transmitted to the Comptroller who shall
the Surveyor to employ the number Of men, carts ete
liked by said committees The Surveyor shall also be hu
thorzed to purchase for the Of the city wheelar
rows spades pekaxes. shoyels and other working tools
well nails spikes aud other materials and shall
pert such purchases each successive session the
Council.
T. That the duties of the Deputy Surveyor shall be
limited to give the lines of lots and other properties sate
i'll front of the streets and public whenever they shah
he required also the lines and ier, for the sdewl
under the immediate superintendent vi the Surveyor
and they shall be obliged denounce the ayct all
persons who do not conform to the line level give by
them. sho 10
That the salaries OF the Deputy Surveyors shall
sist OF the sum Of two cents per running fe Which they
authorized to receive from every person who shall
oy them to give the lines of their lots ~ bauquetfe
aud OF the sum of five dollars per day Whenever employed
ly the Surveyor to supernend the public works and l
l in the discharge of his duties. And the said Deputy
surveyors shall only be employed to assist tho Surveyor
wilton the Committee Streets and Landings shall alh
rze the The said Deputies shall each take an oath
before the Mayor and furnish security to ano,,t sY
iivs thousand dollars to guaranty the ithfn per
ance of their duties. ,s7 7-ir'aI+ -i.-
D. That the Clerk and Dranghtsman well the Chair
carriers shall be under the immediate control uf tkI
veyor and shall perform such duties may be prescribed
| TO them by him. lF-S.
l0. That neither the surveyor. Deputy surveyors.
Clerks shall, directly indirectly, openly ertls
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SLAV ES.
tELAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.-Several
~ valuable SLAVES eonsisg COOKS, Female
WASHERS and iR0NERS under full approved
credit till the lst of January 1853 Notes bear
eight from until
my7 LONG JOHNSON, Brokers, % Commercial Place.
EAMES W. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
- will pay PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES
REFEREHcEs
Wright Williams Moon, Titus Co.. Williams, Phillips Co.,
NJ Greenwood Co.. o. Nssen Co. W. Deg& Co. fe908mdA
HAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
- Orleap will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES
Sell on Commission and all Slaves consigned to him. fell
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LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
tF BRANCH OF LACEY l. PHILIIPSS CELEBRATED HAR
NESS offering the finest
shiorab HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS
sB REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTO. fe27 1y4W
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TToRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO -nux

NO. ~ Camp street. npl7 Inns Y = X VI u
Tilt CRATIC D. HEWITT, PIANO
u i FORTE FORT AND MUSIC STORE. No. SO Camp
attention of the public to his large and essnszel
spS ssS!Pon I also to hs vel selected assortment % PIANO
EUROPE which be found those of A. sToDART
OF NewYork HALL SON. of NewYok, and PLEYE CO., Of
Paris The above nstumenof the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI GRAND, PIcCoLo PlCCoLo oBIdQUE AND sQUARE.are
Of the most celebrated mak in the world combining all the
M I be had Of the style
prices Of all kinds any quantity
Among others the subscriber constantly hand the
finest selection ACCORDEONS brought
which offered at the mos, reasonable GUITARS manuae
tnred by WILLIAM HALL SON. from the SPANISH
MODELS Of the first class and warranted to
stand the climate The subscriber
the Music the Northern cities well
thoroughly with the details
stock the that has
aud his that he will alway have hand
stock of all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the LATES
ABLE MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock.
fel3 lyos HORATI0 d. HEWITT SO Camp st. N o.