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EEeOl.id's safe Company.

fE VE1stt y SsCtS sgSkstfNraSs
fS7EE attention of the public is called to the
IL u and superiority the ssisa over a others oar sa'
entire prin,e, We hrt form CAGE orraes
strongly made from bq,s lroud Witch eope.
chilling the liquid metal and making itinpehs'
tshle chse drill and abe of resisting the hoWsoi be
ldgc. To scientific, ouly necessary Mature 'n
Nehan bo.s straps OT The IL
burglar remoye with perai ess det than rqnitedso
put th Neither the burning element make an impress
iion the told lined tits with asre-rroot wall
these with liLlIEs
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository for money other val
be thersis butle security of the popular
Safes Bank geushe They all the work OF nechar
lften broken experience has demonstrated.
TINS Company 10 furnish at short notice and
BANK VADL1S, various Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms and which viii be warranted Driand Powder
raof, when with Lilles Bank Locks.
othe above Safes and Locks together wish Day NswI
the Office OF W WEIIE
Il I.C- pET'rEEs. xS Camp sirasi,
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TERHrBrE MuRpEA--rhe Brandon, (Misss } Republic
can has long account Of terrible murder which
Gently committed in that neghborhOod. The unfortu
nate victim Cerestus G. overr5et, and the scene d
Brandon the HHlsboro road 1t is supposed that the
crime pishtd Saturday, the 9TH inst The
alarm given by negro woman belonging to Mr. Over
street aud negro wko staying there that night,
who it heard the gun Ere without at hrst
ting in them any ALARM until the woman went 10 the
house aud fsand that her master killed. They then
went to the nearss neighbor Mr. Murray and aroused
him stating the The negro man went on 10
alarming the citizens the road and Mr. Murray
declined doing thing until near dayhght as he ecnsd
cred impossible gather the neighbors in consequence
Of the darkness Of the night and tho swollen state OF tha
streams from the recent rains.
ON the posturtgm eN1ration il was discovered thaI
the scu Of the unf9rtH had been blown TO PIE
ees Eleven lare buckshot found lodged near the
ieft eye. all Of which were completely battered The
fired The gun have been discharged through
fssure which existed in the side Of the house. At us
| tsnee from tbs deceased Il less than four feet
The deceased had resided in the vicinity little more
than twelve months ana had established the reputation
of an orAeUY aui0t and industrious citizen He has q
where he formerly lived and us father and another orc
ther resides in pr lie has no relatives as we are
| informed. in Brandon
accordance with the facts detailed, the jury
turned verdict Of murde~oad also that from ther ex-
ainatiars the evidence before them they believe
that Mr. yesstreet murdered by Henry Prdgen. who
resided Ritlln mile and half of the late residence OF
On Priigtn has been arrested and will undergo
Investigation aAd we s0ys the editor CT the Repubicanl
hiYDg acted Coroner in tho late investigation and Is
attendance as Justice OF the Peace further examna
ton deem It. for these snd oher reasons impreper 4
indicate any op lon whatever TO the probable guilt o.
| innocence Of the accused.
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I,OR WABASH RIVER-Ncm Or. n-
7syO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and w

a H.sr
Il OWNERS. New Orleans, January ~ ISIS -, - -
commenced GENERAL
STEAMBOAT and will coutn uself
exclusively business thus presenting himself beoT, hs
the puhl he that his oHg experience while IN The
employ the business, with bis detsrn iltlon 70 give
whole personal the together wan his
general acquaintance with shippers that he may secure 5tla patron
atiully made
Messrs, WATERS, CAMDEN L co, New Orlenns
STONE & WALWoRTH,
BRIDGE d BRO,
WHITE BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. W. GABLE, steamer L. NJ. henneit.
". W. BAkER, - Delaware.
r. NJ. HUNTER, Ambassador.
jnnil J. J. CHILD 0ig 20 toyirSs 9tree New Orleans
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80 RS-CANAL STREET. .~t& TAf
l4LG NEW ORLEANS MANTIILA TIL FACTORY; a 4.
TLLAS he style and latest trimming, Ladies' and
Mepces 20 suit sstomersat the Nsworeana Man'ila Fac
tory, 10 Canal sfFttT.
Te proprietor Of this establishment respectfully soie the nsps
ton Neworeaus and particularly coming
city, who net Of his large and splendid stock Of CoAks
NTLAS opened and ready for sale at his Manla Rooms
them before they purchase other place. and they
that selling thom at halt the price OF any
other in tie city. 50,
In addition snendid stock Of coaks and Maulas
article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRAD,
s STYLES for Dresses; French sik and Fancy Straw BON
NETS RIBBONS large stock Of ENiBRODERlEs to be sold
here commission At the mannactrers prices laSe and Muslin
AfANTTLAS, CApS CtlEMlSETGES, SLEENf and
COLLARS; Embroidered Linen HANlkkRCAEES N the snle
be sold without reseIve style LOOMhk MAlNs,
ladies' Dresses thai cannot be hadA other
store.
splendid 1ch GRAPE SITAWIS embroidered ROBES foT
we5i7g Dresses; BABIES LONG CLoAKS and RohF FNeEs
the richest styles and dIhn, Shades sIh VEL
| VET n the piece for milking Mantdas
~ wishing to hnve any particular m u Cl0lk lartIa
! can have Il by giving their order.
LADIES, FASHION DRESSES MADE TO CDEP. novi2 GIN
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EVoR LAKE BORGNE IA Fl E,i.i3 .. .::=....s
q and MEAdcAN uLF-WINTER szasS szss.41 ~
ARRANGEMENT, December !, 1852.
I3 MEXICAN GULF RAILWAYpepo corner o Good Chdden
Champs sfcsO PROcrORA LLE Lake togne DIS
twenty mes Fare through finy Con Children aud
LEAVE TiE CRY AT 6X 4. nlLFAyE THE LAKE ATS ~
:. II A.M. l9>3 A. ~
to- Office No. 80 Common street. Tor all bunes OF The Railroad
Department with the state Of Al
W. G. BAKFWf.II. EEaehor oct If
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NOR PLAQUEMINES. - Regular ~ -
- PAcke.-slearncr j. 4. BOSWELL, J-s. HsssIsSfsa
SAhna, Master having locked aad Thoroughly
rdHa Engines and Bersto the enie satsilo2n Of the ln
petaf ei0W Cabin having tt, newly
painted refTushs the comfortable style, will her
res trips Il. trade leaving Ne@ Orleans her int TIP
TUESDAY =, fsesdmg FRIDAY and II ESDAf
yE, d1rng The season. each Fisy trip going d9,a
eah Tuesday head Of GRAND
PRAIRIE. Forsht Page, apfy On board foot o s. Lad e.!
NEW ORLEANS, October s, s52
l The having this ag made thorough sHfon Of
the D. 7. aud finding be
good well coptusd having doe and ihoreaghy
repaired direction tie
Pagl1ns trade DO heIty eily that produce merchandise Of any
kGd sATUed 1f her wilt the usual
by tht Insurance Companies Of tins city,
a'D Z. ROBERT SON,
KICHAs o WA1N, fInspeotoTs of ltulls.
de5s JOSIAH IovkTT, Inspector OF Rollers.
ENOR WABASH RIVER-New Or G.y -
River Packs;.-The and L7sHss-F
splendid gat draught sIlAs WHICH
Capt. L. = Coolidge, viii regular pack daring III is
Es- For freight passage, Apply On bard.
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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY feornary 10, O'Clock p. NJ
ES0R MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- 80 =
H. LEON, LkhE PROVIDENCE, NATCHEZ, ~ Il =
wsinvslay Memphis Packet BULLEIIN No. ING nns pas
BULLETIN No G b. Church. will leave
above. For irs sht passf apply % board, orto
nl2 JOHN &. HYDE, 10 Poy,lfas street.
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Bow IA silKE oi a.The appearances q ID oak aisy
be obtained by exposing sny sSs q rsv oak to the vs.
pors of ammonia Every ynze q tpt may he procured,
compeunas new osk eszysd chair exposed 20 the
sspsss q anus will 10 about swsls hsuEs h=ss ~ shss
appearance q having asae tsa ssassi s ss- y
rsg ISkissg~a ls-etsi R ii.s = isss.l z,
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VIII leave TUESDAY, February Is, st O'Clock
EyAR VICKSRIIRE WARP ENTON


E4N0R VICKSBURG, ,WARRENTON, re- r.
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY luE3&sa ri
AND pNATCllEH-Regunr TUESDAY Weekly Nieks s9ss1zxz
burg Packet Steamer Vi HAGNOLlAThe magnificent
packet steamer MAGNOLIA St Clair Thomasson,
ter wigave For freight apply board
SMITH & + MISTER. 81 Poydras street.
EE- The MAGNOLIA will the This Morning
receive freight, and Will take freight far Yasoo City
sS There wall he Clerk the Iavee early Saturday morning
to receive freight. iri0
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HHITE RIYER.

VIII leave TUEspA y. FrbrJ Arg Is. At o',ocNP Pm.
EIOR POCAHONTAS, BATES ~ n
A. VILE, md al Intermediate landings
H zuar Willie River NtwOrrAns Packet U ZEN
NIeTA. light drllEbt .VtN running staunch rack,
steamer BuENA VISTA, AirNair master, port reeey
Ing ire!gh and will isayt above.
STONE WALwoRTH, So Tehoupouias street.
hls or MARSH RANTETT Co, y Pogdras a,reet
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young married. lady OF responsibility vas recently ln-
sultiBgly charged by Boston hopkeeper, while in rs
store with having stolen goods nom hun and be proced.
cd ru3ey to search her ca The lady Has SO noc Asa
y the that taken nh Of teser uron hsr
return heulr aud e st0rekeeper hearing OF NJ sssnsss
seat her sppiugJo nete requesting her
eaH and explain the matter Leave gr1ntsd nn .veu
ing appointed, and the shopepe- called and rss saoen
into the parlor The folding doer were
OPEN and the husband Of the insusd sy led nm or-
ward into the brilliantly lighted ROOM who're Arse par
ty was assembled Sfter rtredneirg nm ~ ths
.sr1 Who hal accuse his wise Of steaing opeeen the
sre door upen Hhieh of the Young ladies' present
wont 10 ne piano and commenced The Rogues March
Tbe onkepr took lie hint and his cost te disappear
ed horiyontaly through the open doorway 7A7 - :
We find TN, above in an szshsnge. and We have came
to The eopeu,n ist the young married lady must have
4 very Yaaan. hRsbs9a Fs- r..5ei a-t.s5o va -.
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VICRSBURG.

vii Esnyt. TUESDAY. February Is, At O'Clock Pm.
ENOR NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND F-y =.
GULF RODNEY, " ArERPRoOF, NATC4IEZ -sttssS-sl'
FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA ani al intermediate
andngs.Ths masui6'nt ard FAST passenger packet
stesmer PRINCESS G. Holmes master NOW Oh h' ly7e
freight and will leave above and hereafter regularly
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING ut o'clock For freight
having splendid accommodations apply board foot Of BsnEle street.
b. R. CARROLL So Caroudelet street, Union Row.
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....sav., ..'a. ,as's'' s2''.s' y a+.-l'.
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ST. Ii us.

WilIieave FRIDAY, February Is, at o'1loekp
EOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW IT, h.
n MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA l~Esssssf31
NAPOLEON aud al Intermediate landngs-kegua
St Louis Packet IT, ID BACOS-The light traasn passenger
H. b BACON, MISTER, will leave above For rsght
passage apply beard
STONE & WALWDRTH s. Tshoupionlas street,
ol5 OGLESBY Il AlACAULAY IS Tehouptoutns srsat e
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EOR LIVRRPOoL.-The new An fagt !

4 The sailing packet shp WARBLER Capt John lAlh
Weof', wit have quick dispatch ler the above port
freight passage, Hppy heiergn0d, TO the Capan
board At Post ld, Eirt District
|ul3 q. W. OLIVER 4 co. 9s CArondelst street
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
TOUR oV1R gHn coNTxss1sgx Chapter VII. . y.

On the mUrning of tie 6ih If July. aiier satisfying, as far as prudence would per mi', the cravings nf hunger ai, tIe fresh beet wlnci. s0I,s ol our predecessors had Jeff far us (as | mentioned ,n my las.)- We proposed to ascend the sun,mi. ridge of ,l,c greal Siera Nevada. The first psr' of the ascent for abssut 70 rods was so perpendicular. thai our mules at first re- fused te undertake il, and, like thcir re- nosned ancestor of aniiq,ny, sn whaci, Bslaain rDde, turned around, and wrTr ji,s, about to expostulaie sgairst ii'e ea ,erprise, when 6,d,ng we were in earnes,, they uttered npt. wur.. of co,nplsint, sud accomplished the dliIicnE task al' the as- cen. ,M,sl .duirshly. From .he ,op ol.lI'e p,ec,pice. .Isaw Jar below, in yawm"g cnas.,i, tLe wreck uf cue Nr p,aie wagons which had been preesp,lstea iff.Im the lysp when near sle tap, probably wssi'a' . .eaal beiongiug ioit, aiid the dr.yvr sIsu. From il,enec lie asceh. ,ior alIoui | n,iit was nDIerabIe easy, unill we cagie [" tI'ai willehmlehl bs s;allxsk sles eresl2 as,ss "' the vas, p'Ie ag ,le 6sra Nevada. so steep ,Aas ssAeg gira,las ran sup. slisgalslly ahpsa ? n,iIe very steep dssr ssIsws sf depshs n,,s kaowa.a Abouis hmu we srrived st tie il.e iap of ihe il.unpisin. sRd Q wha, what aasigiss iseSr spIesesisd 'iseAin iIds ssB'''' ofaabw s6d perpesssi wiD,evt y'ls ..','i Bems f.lIy eoasei.,us that ] sieala nes. l..s: sF sgaig stand sa lhsi or any asAss spa' so r.snlsslic. l-psssea- G,ss'lsw 'soH'en' ta ske n ,s,sw aid ilDa eeeae af asst sirsns' ss.asaa s,ldasss and gssh.ie.s ~lh @i,icl I we wete now surn,ueJsd. rl,t e., lliA, lias.ssr ,Ile ffss,y sky swep, asaesly aer,ss tlse Gsussa hisls,s ss tl.s slosds aGsl,s hwe regions ruslled lar"usly iI,r.psl. tLr g,ry ss hsaw. Ts ll,s N. $. and sus'. SC G.
 ss Gl,s eye sauld ssscl. wss sssD peal alIsn..,as nbsvs prah. svwIkss wi'i's wsI
 lhe driven sis,w. although the l"Asr I'sr s,f tlW a'amRIaiH is Ihlekly s"seFsd .slll
 large p1nsE Fedwe'd sad b'IA'na llf. .H'
 tsx days hrE''r, .ls wnras ug tl.p lpI,
 wess liIsvalIy iFus in ouF esas--
 We pIlsSImS ea ilis assssehiAR eaa1, Beneath bssataa shg, n I ksemm fsS saoliaR stream sl had,
 Emp Bn Wnss NEaMw n9 &Aws
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
laSGARRAnxg agnnR0RR.

JOHN ERANKLIN was . native of Canaan. Lilchield county. Connections. An instance of his remarkable memory. when lad of seventeen, will show that la WAS no ordinary boy. Having ac- companied the family to the place of worship. the meeting house being only enclosed. but geither ssilsg nor plaster d. the heams and rafters were all ex- po,ed to view. lohn saw that his aus iere father sat through ito sermon With great iasasiness, butcoula nOe divine the causs. m On returning hone. JOliu., said his father. it is ny isldty to give you asevese thrssTing. icoWin Jn in old limes,) and you shall hass it presently, so prepare youtsell. - \ M " s''s \
 But you won't vllip ne iather, yi.h; out telling me what for q es.e 1,a .sasea,s l. Nss ceriainly y--yonE condsctat meet, ing. eff. is tibs3 e.lpss. Instead of ais iending so ihe sermops you were all the time gaping about. as I yop wsss counting the beams and gafteis ofs ,ihe meeiing> >honse. ishsrg a6g $. aa'ems'
 tNsll. father. can yon repeat sh' sss m0n e'asag8 ssfs5 sli .awea& '9lt s'
 = Sermon ! DO. Ihad as much as could do to watch your intention. .S \. If tell you all tte minister sslc yon wo6s whip ase ma ,..s
 ! No, John. no: but that is impossi
 ble.s hp 'f'''s s..s
 Young Fsanklin immediasely aan'e' iha text. and taking uP the discourse
 went ihroagh every head of t wish su''
 plising accuracy. .L . .Upop ny sord.' said the sslighle' narsns. 4 should not have thought e. .And 0Ow faGhsr.' said Jslsn. : ca
 ,sll gOu SSnetIy how many bsaMlS an' tafssss thess ase in the nevtlag-houns 'l--M Minsv's History ef Wyomt1g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
Wrors No! ls4s. q Ns. 1T, ..
. m1neNag1als RMvH1ga1.

Making hnsIh to hs rieilaisaas th. young man to siolll6 tho golden rule and thus wound his conscieaee. An Il
 lustration of this occurred some yea.s since in one of the Anle,ican cilies. A
 built very extensive warehouse on his lQi. and after il was- completed, E. hi6 pekt neighbdr. discovered IhAt'it was a
 couple or;thtee inches on hts lOt. A sur+
 veyor was sert for. and A liseoveied
 his mistake. and freely otEc,ed B a ls,gs sum if he would permit it to remain. B. knew that he had his wealthy neighhS tn his power. therefore he seemed umwil ling to sell lhs narrow gore for twenty
 times the value of the land. He onls
 waited for a larger btibo to be offered, believing that before "A. wodId pull down his Wafsho9ss, he would pay halr ils value. But A finding lhsI B was dsie, ; mined 10 be satisfied with nothing bat rx ior.ion. sbegsn to puaa down his noble building. Then he might have settled on his QWhlge, ms, but he had noi offer .d make Tho last foundation sspps was re.novel [ h ordeF to revenge llimyeli. A. ordered bis builder to rNh up. the new edifce . couple Of inches ,siikia his own line, end it was done. and The noble buii. ding Rgain wssscorpp ppls.ed. A .shorltilns after wiafds. B. scouameucedatlss erection 6ef hts splendid dwasehouse. bditseely against his neighbof's. and 6fGolrss. tw.i .inches over on ths lot 6f A, The trap laid had snccspdeu as. he had expected {; and alter Bs ba'lling wsa eomple,ed, i, and lis frirnd4 wsl . cengl graduating him
 on his noble warehouse. A. steps 0p and info,ms B. tl,as his edifice eDcroachess on his land. B laughs at tue thought. fO,I amid the rubbish and deep founda. iops Il couple ofinches cannot bs detected by the naked eys. eR8 f
 A surveyor was sent for. and conceive ihe blank as:onishment that filled the mind of B. when he found himself at ,hemercy of nns whom hs had so deePly
 wronged. Then would have been the time tor A. to have shpYn the sordid B. what magnanlmous heart could do l! How much better. nobler. happier .o pass aR insplt! It is the glo,y of the Christian to be able. wiling. and .cjoice to forgive an enemy. But A. was ac. .uated by simple revenge. and that neigh tor can nape no sum al winch hs would even look. He offered him halt the cost of lis edi6ee. if he would suffer him lo let it stand. No; he must pHll it down, and down It cane to She very tcunda,ion! This neighbor in placing his store wi,l.:n his own llne. and thus setting \ snare. was as certainly gpll,y Of falseIioo4 as Ananias and Sappira. although he bad po, said a word. For E. to lake advan- tage of the uninlenlional g,islake of his neighbor. and then sndeavor to ex,ol. some thousands of dollars from him, was nothing but attempting wholesale robs be,y. lis but the same thing in retail robbery. which prompts one to lake al vantage of the igBoranl nsighbor. or that nsighbor's servant or child. Mercantile M0rals. ... a5.. .3.ai...@5, g.i,,als.g BY
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
R2O REWARD.
c. M. MOOKER R.

KYlLb e pala Co any peEssa wne will esy w . ba2 ~ Dc. Te Fal's tleassng O'n.' msWt and Uss is aeeaEAlng e asttessuns v. thsy win eall co Ay olBes snd ss. wtsn aeIes' saasslsaes lhsf il Assa apl eaaelesely eess GAaesd t,aada. chllhlalaa, ease Llpss ns..' allseiulo. ig Aos ensiF iy euge aAil Rheum. aild mese &lsonses ef the ohlN. 4ee eAseIllseMeu'
 lDNNoE TEAREt- 4. c. ssstVR. Asssa,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

Da. nnEcmsas PaAssa..-A wFitsT in Fsasrta Masaz,se. wh0 aIvee an aee0un' .sf the nseelseF thmlly. ssys ihal hs 0sset lssaEd DF. Ly,nsn nescles elleFa pSsyes. .n which aeaaFpsd the 4sllDWlaas 4d
 ~ Aud, 0 Lard 1 MEaa. sthst Ne may no' Asnniss our ealsFst and @Fsma that they N,av W0i aeI sc tllat we cauthelp W."
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

'i 4 fashiunahle wsg in Cincinnati. Wiso wisheslao test tiie simcerisy df amnsessass ffiends, nave l,aflyeaJ crack lsicl. %
 sh.ch he invited slilis scquaintsnces. whe cane in sall dress, end witl slse highesi ex@ I,eetsiinns nl . snmpiunsis enses'sinlAen'. Appsnlanees eindicsied shis. bui when shey Mase anmmoned la the dance. nnly z sis'lin was farnislsed Cor the music. and s'sl the remevpi sg tue cusrFs ai the suhseqnen' sapper table, is wss fhand sIsa, the rrpas' eunsisled snlsly ssf eEsskese and cheese V The sesnli aasreelled heyand expeciaii''s --sl's svtimg sas or his sfleadP Sas D0'I aeeoMplinlseh. M ".
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

.If Q bOiy see . body eAgEylng eh his weed, Dhoula .. body wkslsa bO. dy--iG . body could v -ef,fr
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
aosv musBA9grs MAY HUEH.

E HOW &w&8AND0 34y 1kUA& sDsAs Nary sid Harry - 70 hi~ li,tle wife. .lhass . favor to ask oi ycu. Yoa havea friend ghaw dlsllse very much. and who I am quits spre w'l' snake trohble between us. Wni ytu giss up Airs. May. ssr Ry sake. Mary 7
 A slighl shade Oi ssxaiiaD esassse Nays pretty face. as she sad. xon are unreasonable. Harry. She $ lady like. refined. intellectual. and tasclnA'ing' is she nole [ ~
 .Yes, all Of that. and itE that very reason. her in4uepcs over one ." yield sag and impulsiss as yourself. is nio'e e hs dreaded. t unfavo'sble. I'm gulls ,n earnest. Mary. l could nsver w'Sa ts sec yoa logethsF sgain.'
 Pshaw deas Harry. that's go'n'l |soo lar don't bs diaAgTeeAbl9; !e1 . .alk ahou. something else. As ola un olo JeR says. howS IradsT and Sn' lg6hed aruhly ia hls face.
 1EsFFy dldn's smile.
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M ASO MIC, sc.
MASONIC.

m A , q N51Cs
CT. JAMES LODGE No. 47--Corner of
~ gLevee and Church streets. Regular
stated meetings, FTse Saturday Might in
every month. at O'Clock.
WAsHssGroN'RorAL ARca CHAPrER No.
s. meets every FIRST Monday sigM ofevery
month, at b clock.
10. o. F. .,
TIE SOTO LODGE No. 7---meets every
~ Thursday n;g4 At 7o'clock-Churct
strert-over H. I. Waddill's. Drug Store.
q MAGNoLrA EscaMpMENT No. 4-meets
every Second and Fourth saturdays in each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall
SONS or TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No e2o-meets at
the Odd Fellows Hall every Monday night
at o'clock.
! ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
PUTNAM DIVISION No. 8 meets every
Tuesday night at 7o'clock, Lafayette street,
over Vim. Bogel's Drug Store.
purNAh nEGsEE DIVISION No. 2-hold
its regular stated meetings every FIRST Non
day night, OF every moEth, at o'clock.
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S1HF sutscri .er having just returned from
L, New Orleans with new and COM
aiete stock of. .Jewelry Of the latestfashion.
,egssiease to inform TIE ladies and gentle.
uep. who may favour him with their pat.
onage that having made arrangements
with a,direct importer, he is enabled to sell
as cheap as the cheapest, and warrants his
goods to be. what he says, otherwise, he will
-efmd the money paid. Please call and exa-
pine his stock bpfnre. pure hasing elsewhere
7 sept 2s-y. THEO.s GOLDMAN.
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Liver Complaint,
HATS. HATS!..

VIZ D. PHILLIPS has Just received per
w steamer Empire City from N. y
a splendid .tock Of summer hats, consisting
of Gents superfine bla k and white. Moles-
skins. white and black Cashmere. Leghorn
Panama ard Straw Hats Of every descrip-
ton. and style, also large assortment Of
Youths. and Boys Hats of all kinds; all
wanting articles in this line will find just
she thing they wish, mar. 29ly
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DR.ALEIDY,S.
8. GUtSET. Tailor.

s. CUsSET, Tailor.
On Laurel Street, tetueen Lafayette & Third
. EGs respectfully to inform his friends
ID and the public generally. that he has
st re'urncd from New Orleans with a
sfanlid ani web selected assortment o,
5rring and Summer Goods, for gentle
mems ciothing-which he offers on the mos,
reasonable terms.
All he wants is call, before going else
where. mar 30-3m
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