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Bosros Got HI learn that Mrs Webster. vile Of the
late Professor Wsbsssr murderer Of Dr. Psrkmsn. died
Gently.
terrible explosion occurred toay In an extensive dis-
lIey la thus city. One Of the boilers explsdcd with q
mendous report. The shock felt for several squares
around and many houses contiguous shaken their
foundations Several persons the buidiDg were very 80
nousy njured-some II 10 feared fatally. The 10 the
propriotors 10 estimated al 5000
The recent storm The has been very
Ing serious disasters TO life and property.
PROVIDENCE Oct. l0.-Arnod's block, Main s,re Ct,
burnt this morning The primo pal sufferers T.
Whitaker Co. croe kerry establishment; 4. ID Ssnick,
confectionery Enoch Steer, paper hanging and A.
CaTdy merchant tailor The loss is heavy and
partial
A disturbance occurred afterwards among the fremen,
and several lights took place An irlshmsn named
~, OF engine No 8, struck member OF NJ. with .
wrench, inhctiIg awful wound, when Daugherly
Immediately attacked and ssvsgcy beaten to death. He
leaves = wife ana five children
HEAVY yoRexKIEs RrAoREp.
BoTos. Oct l0-It 10 rumorsd la this city 10 day thu,
heavy ofgeIies have been detected Lsba
5. BsechcT, Grant, Daniel 81 Co and others The anoun
Of forged paper stated be sost parties In
the nc ghboIhood OF $500 900.
DEATH or DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN
BosTos. Oct lit is with deep regret thar announce
to the death Of tho Hon. Barnsbas Bates, dieting
all country the author OF the chea postage
sys'em The deceased has down his grave ripe
snd foil of honos his loss viii! be ply felt and
smened. Few stood higher in the worlds estirna-
lion for those noble qualities which adon and dignity
man nature His funeral will DO very largely attended.
NEw YORK, Oct lip. m--Thc stock market is heavy,
and OF the iances have declined Nor ey unch
United States 6s, 1867, l22l Canton 26l Erie 76i
u sal es no nie Pax W..
III Cumberland Coal Company. $50 Plosnix no ssles
Now Creek, no sales Morris Cana, sales; Ncara-
qua, 22s
Flour is somewhat irmersaes of 10 900 bbs al Sc rs
So Al Tor State 81 for Wheat Ia steady de
msnasaes 80 coo bushels southern IA Il2 cents tor
red to LAT las Tor white. Com ffmssles 20 OOl
bushels 81 mixed IS IS cents for yellow
Oats and rye unchanged ,sss
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rARPETISoSi CARPETISGsi CARPETaS9si =
L. Com. 10 he cheap sscrs--RAKKEs MITCHELL
receiving additional supplies il he sh"vs 6ssrS0c~ ~
gcsds nch and elegant style vsve aPs9y Brussels
,~> - Ara sur~Av~ nsvsin all other kinds M
psncnsi credit Gus have
opportunity n securing s"e resi- nssss N s"ess vnAa
ing dry eooHs by calling IN ne
Between Elshs mind streets, Psnssy'vs~ia
Oct 6--3sawlwn
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n ORE a GALLAGHER, Irnn FouwA~vs asd Mas~-
Railing, Rdge and
Fhisdcsphs make 10 order iron rsiss NJ cemesses
ecands, Aso knds q"
mental nd architectural iron work
respectfully invite the attention of the einrss Of
rashaG enclosing the Lassyeue
specmea drawings sent 70 Pesso"s aesos
making ssscuon.
g-~06moe
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NHw York Oct. lip. m.-The stock market is heavy,
and ms OF the iances have declined Nor ey
United States 6's, 1867, l22l; Canton, 264 Ene 76i
Long Island, no sales; Reading, sales Parker Ven
III Cumberland Coal Company, $50; Pb3nix no sues
New Creek, no sales Morris Cana, sales; Nicara-
qua, 22s
Flour is somewhat 6rmer:ales of 1000 bbls al Sc rs
So a for State 81 for southern Wheat Ia steady de
msnd-saes 80 coo bushels southern al I4l Il2 cents or
red LAT las white. Com fm--sses 20 oOt
bushels 81 for mixed IS IS cents for yellow
Oats and rye unchanged ,sls
CARUsIy SALOON.
Sir Hundred nd NinessfA Concert IN .4meriea
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY
Will give their second
GRAND instrumental CONCERT
On Wsdns,day spenng, October IL, le5a
the above named Saloon;
they will by vonis
CAMILLA URso,
ths frat prize BY The Conservatory Of Music, Pars
And by ALFRED JAELL, Pianist
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand Overture" ssmu.m,de" Ro..iai.
Performed BY Alfred Jaei.
J. Adsgo.i'om the ssmphoay No. - Beethoven
' h., ~ R.nsa,os o'o" Dens' ~" ne opera L. rs
peo1m.d tv c.mi. t,.o AiAra
" Esr Of The seioyeS, -. ... - " n,mhx.
A' y VIZ D-.o.e- 80. ..... 'Ium'Ss'
IA Musical Representation Of French Revo-
luton In leg
= t.) Dams. Dams, o.,..iqus ~ ], oo,''ch.a
~ s'''' i.A'''i fssos os y Alfred j:.i
.aS @ Mr. Won
Y.n.s. Doodle. sa,s. n...@"
"a o....o..,. rs :. MN. msd a ?, C.n"'a o"o
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The used has bsea kindly loaned Mr.
Richard D.'" and " from hs celebrated nA"sscoy Of CHECKER
ns sSsn cent. each and which ma, ). . d.
sSse.1 -'> 800 = ''''' = : " = = ' : -
Door r.. open at concert % commence at
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N roin..s WE'VE. ',s.aa.
Alserse simps and bssids
wsersd s..4., corssd edged
Bi.ei harrow pointed DO
y.tiYss' ., NJ and ,sses buttons.
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NEW AND CHOICE 00oDs-
IN Matters lace hasiu and sleeves
ns DO . a.ss ss'.s:s s ss.: new ..
c. @a b.l 10 and :s .ssss: ''' A''''
Mourning sls:ves ..d s.a. % mach
ID" 40 and collar.
Emhroadsred snd he mstiehed nsndhercnssn
Do m'.nts wsns" ana caps
Bsch aik lace vets
Thread ihuGon and tobotaem
Dotted and pan ne" o' eAps $3.50
- - -,
nrRASDs CAPs. &c.
n Booseu rhandz. 70 q ard
Mech anA-s rihsads, 70 % d so ysrd
nd macy DO ali
1,r. ssvis
sxr
Lac, ana nns,n smh~o derede sps
cheaits heed tresses
rnsesaes, &C.
ysposeas, rc.es and esss
Whis and coa"red ~reane
Dinner snd svesiss wrss"s
rss1as~ for tns nm
rsrfvssenss ns'i co,es
Tooh ana foses powoe"
CssssssseS chs.e.s :sin gsss%
hsn sooan, ssn s"o 800 "
Honst, v''sS'' S'y'~' ~' ' ' -
A. TATE,
Psnnsylvanis avenue, between esh and iisA streets
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no BLANK Bo~s ms~wNhesuv~vs- MeSisw, den.y
esp pagan, for sale ~ COLLINS, BOVINE 4 Co,
llsh street, .
Rsaseh cf sssusrers Han, IA and i7s
n s--osasss rsseved for uAassssals
T-AM
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nSsTURsELLT Map ~ CalsassnAa Hsw Msxsss, &c..
u arcow1snsed BY . of sbe Mssias vailsy
Dissnrreis Railway and Steamship 0uAs ~ laS1
pi.ssr.'s America" and Esrsvesn Railway SID ess~sAs
0asd~ scr lssa.
rRANCk TAYLOR
III
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cCOTCH Ale a~d ISs~Asn Brown Stewt-
u Tsnr~ss's and brown stout, In rnu
U,hh~sts h~o~n ssout psns ssd
Thompsons India pale ale, IN pksss and Saarts
one case souchons breakfast tea, Nssh-
sHEkpLI. h BAILEY,
John n Ksseey Co,
NO. 5. oppos1s Cesus Mastst
Oct Ts-fMeeiw
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Yrax AND FATAL rixx xlor.
HEAVY yoRaxKIrs xunoRrp.

BosTos. Oct lVI 10 rumorsd in this city day ths
heavy orseres have been detected the
s. BsechcT, Grant, Daniel 81 Co and others. The amour
of forged paper stated soat on those parties is il
the neighboIhood OF $500 900.
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The North Carolina papers are discussing means 10
draw foreign emigration that State. 1t tia Of
The 81 900 600 Of OF land in that State, less than
5000 improved and for these 100000 there
not laboIer for every twenty-five acres whereas
high state OF cultivation would require five times
macy. There ia also great demand for labor
ers for public works. railways, and plank roads.
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Further California News

From our California flies 10 the l6th. BY The ar of
the West al New York. selec the following further
lens.
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INC FRO dei ComegciO Of the 7tL instant,
relative 10 the publication OF Col Sloo's com
munication to the inhabitants of New Orleans,
taken from the Picayune of this city, says that
this communication gives complete idea of the
advantages and practicability of that work IRE
ferring to the Tehuantepec Railroad) and the
ends it proposes to realize to the company which
has ultimately obtained the privilege 1t ex-
presses its assurance that the Government of
the United States will recognize the validity Of
the contract of Col. Sloo, which is equivalent to
the abandonment of the pretension of imposing
on Mexico the law obliging it to ratify the con-
eesson to Garay, which has been declared null
and hurtful to the national interests. The sig
nal good sense manifests that this is the policy
which the United States agrees to adopt in a
question so vital for its interests in the Pacific,
and therefore we give more credit to the mani
festation of Col Sloo on this point, We have,
ere now, frankly expressed our opinion in this
sense, notwithstanding that some respectable
organs of the Anglo American press have per-
sisted in assuring themselves that Mexico will
have to succumb to the pretensions Of the New
Orleans Company, (the holders of the Garay
privilege or prepare its arms for Il new combat
with the North Without thinking that soon
or late this will follow we do not believe it will
bear any part in provoking a new conflict be-
tween the two nations"
The Mexicans still appear to believe that this
Government will adopt the contract of Col Sloo,
although, as will be remembered, they positive
ly denied having taken any action to warrant
the belief
FAILURES OF COMMERCIAL HOUSES - There
have been several failures in the interior, con-
sistng principally of Arbide, Compania de
Zacatecas, for S12l 600; Valenzuela Y Suarez
lie Silao for SS0,000 Villanuera de Guadala-
jaira for 100000 There are also others of i'm
portance, of which they do not speak positively
The Eco del Concrete expresses itself in no
measured terms respecting the report published
by letter in the New York Herald of the 1th
July, of the part taken by the President in the
matter of the vessels Lady Suffolk, Mariana and
Mary, of Boston; and declares them to be false
and malicious accusations, They refuse to re-
flute every point of Gas they call it, the infa-
nous assertions contained in any report found
in journal well known for the ambiguous We
racty of its news
The murderers of Antonio Scozu, native of
Switzerland, viz; Juan Bautista, Lucas Chico
and Lazaro Albino, were executed on the Goth
ultimo
The Indians still continue their ravages in
different parts of the country. Several large
parties have succeeded in taking quantities Of
stock from many of the Haoiendas in the in
terror
A Bank appears to be very much wanted in
Vera Cruz, but the parties desiring its estab-
lishment have some difficulty in securing the
funds from spectators,
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RECORDER WINTERS CoJRT- First district
Pm NEtN WoMEN-Eugu o Kpete. Ann Thomson and
Mary LaFkln charged with being lrunk and dsturbipg
thH peace 81 NOISE Ia fertdo street Ellen O pefe
was lying SICK at the lleyiS Street ospite The othr
Two were sent to the Work.house for sixty DAYS
ASSAULT AND RoBBERY-A warrant was is
sued on the affidavit OF Mary Ann Oricn against las
rover Tor having taken from her with violence Two
dresses value - 50 the property Of dtponpnt and AFT
terSards knocked her down and in doing so tnock
en- or eight tYe,franc pieces from dpponr hand which
shh has never been nhle to find liked for I3tb instant
Bond required Tor 5000 "
LAReENf,-A warrant was issued on the af-
ulaI q Isaac Powers against Ferrel Cox for having
stolen from the person OF the said ISnr Power. seven
twenty dollar gold places, while on board The steamer
Fanny smith lying at the Lpyte Fixed far IAN inst
Bond required Tor SJOU 1''' me-
Insane Martin McGlyn was sent 10 the In
sane Assy'um-6enS On the affidavit Of RickenunGt To
be left unattended
DRrNR.-Badger Melville, charged with be-
ing drunk and OF having no honest oceupstGp was sent
as a Yagralt to the Work house for sixty lays
James W. Blanch and Mary Ann O'Bricn.
charged with drunkenness va raicv were DISCHARGED
no prosecutor appearing.
RECORDER RAu0S' CoURr-Secon District
abandonment Maria Power complained on affidavit that
her husband Cornelius Power had hlpdonpd her and
was living other place but that not pitbstapdng
he frequently returned to her house not as ppntent
husband but for the purpose Of beating and treating
her 10 the great Danger Of her life which he certainly
would have succeeded IN taking several occasions hu
for the interference Of Mrs o Brsn and her son
That on the last occasion he when she was III in
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

Mobile, August 1.-THE Eastern Mail has
arrived here, bringing dates from NewYork of
the Sd, 4th and 9th inst late as due
Mar YORK, August 8-The Russians have
assumed the civil government Of the Danube
principalities.
The proposition of England and France to
settle the difficulties between Russia and Tur-
key we're sent to the Sultan on the 9th ult
THE COSTA AFrAm.-The difficulty between
the Austrian authorities and Com. Stringham,
in relation to Costa, the Hungarian, is likely to
prove serious. Eve papers
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hoi pEAn.-from an erroneous report tbat
a i senetai currency on the streets, we yestcr-
Gay announced the death Of Col. A. p F;elJ -
ocean Springs, Since his reported dsmisa ,l,a
Colonel has written letter to friend = ~, ny
city, IN which he says nothing about tho WI ,,'.s
ter. The announcement here on the nigb, r,s
vious to our notice created such comr,d,;S.
among his friends, and was spread abroad %
rapidly, that no one questioned its truth ar
made any attempt to trace it to its source
Fearing that the rumor might produce evil con.
sequences, its falsity was Immediately tele
graphed to St. Louis and other points.
We presume that the Colonel will lie so vel
satisfied to find himself still alive, that he will
not be disposed to find fault with us for tn,
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From Dickens Househ,
H us H

II II
VI can scarcely hear" she murmured,
For my heart beats loud and fast
But surely, in the far far distance
can hear sound at last "
1t is the reapers singing
As they carry home their sheaves
And the evening bret 20 has risen,
And rustles the dying leaves
" Listen there are voices talking -
Calmly still she strove to speak
Yet her voice grew faint and trembling
Aud the red flush, d in her cheek
i is only the children playing
Below now their work is done
And they laugh that their ewes are dazzled
By the rays of the setting sun"
Fainter grew her voice and weaker,
AS with anxious eyes she cried
Down the avenues of the chestnuts
can hear horseman ride .
II Is only the deer that were feeding
In herd on the oil yer grass
They were startled and Had to the thickat
As they saw the reapers pass
Now the night arose in silence
Birds lay in their lcafy nest
Ana the deer eouched in the forest
And the children were at rest
There was only sound of weeupo
From watchers around bed
But rest to the weary spirit
Peace to the quiet dead
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LOCAL MATTERS s.

CHARITY HosPlrAL.-The following is the re-
port from this institution for the "A hours ending at -
clock Wednesday night
Admissions s. Discharges, II Yellow Fever deaths.
IS Other Deaths. :
BOARD OF HEALTH Daily report of the in
terments in all the Cemeteries of the city for the "a hours
ending al O'Clock N, on Thursday, the llth inst
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ned piea Ear sat BY Tho Bsr and nsEt he's on ta head
Win umbrrlls Warrant issued against Cornelius
Power for abusing Poirer.
SrABBlNG WITu INTENT TO KHL.-Stephen
Ryan the affidavit of Joseph Jewett CHARGED with
anblns his wife In the neck with table knife Bond
required in the OF $1,000 appear and answer the
same before the First District Court
Peter johnson was charged on affidavit of
Jose Antonio with assault and battery Bond given for
appearance in sum of 500,
Warrant issued against Andre Clereland for
assault and battery the person Mrs Evene Parssy
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YACHT MATCH. "A match between the Syiph,
from Biloxi, and the Fenhre, from this city,
came off Wednesday at Biloxi. 1t was won by
the Syiph beating the VeHture nine minutes,
besides the five minutes allowed by measure
ment. Distance, fifteen miles
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The Eastern Mail failed again yesterday from
beyond Mobile. This makes two consecutive
failures in two days. We yesterday received
Washington, NewYork and other Eastern papers
due week ago. The fact requires no COM
ment.
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FURTHER DONATIONS TO TIE HowARn Asso-
cIATIoN.--We have learned with much pleasure
that the Bank of Louisiana has presented the
Association with $1,000.
The Trustees of the Home Mutual Insurance
Company of this city have, from their private
purses, presented to the Society $500, VIZ, Sloo
from the President and $50 from eight others
The nature of their charter prevents donations
from the fund; bsut the Trustees answered to
the cali of humanity from their own Golfers.
The ladies residing at DR.. Teagarden's have
made up the sum of Sl05 for the Association,
which was forwarded to Mr. Kurscheedt with
the following letter:
MISSISSIPPI Cry, August 10, 1858.
Sir-The ladies residing at Dr. Teagarden'
deeply sympathize with the afflicted poor in New
Orleans, and beg leave to present through you
to the Howard Association the enclosed amount
of sos, humbly trusting that it may in some
degree add to the comfort and supply the wants
of at least a few Of those who depend alone on
the kind efforts of your society for relief
May you, sirs, reap rich reward for your
humanity, is the prayer of each one who has
contributed to this cause
Very respectfully, G.
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HAVANA LorrERY.-The following are the
principal prizes drawnin the Havana Lottery
Of the Sd August;
No 1881, 100000; 5769, $4,000; G817,
$4,000; 1864, $4,000; 1905, $4,000; 1891,
$1,000; 1862, $4,000 927, $1,000 952, $1,000
2013, $1,000; Gil, $1,000
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rBni report that In ,.iso.saihje spirit nc insir
Of him. Al dny rats, he tan't say ,hll
abused him behind his back. May he live for
ever
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NEW BALE OF CorToN sec ond new bale
of cotton received at this port this arrived
yesterday by the steamboat Caddo No 2 from
Williamsport tits from the plantation of Rich
ard Flower, and is consigned to X. Dunbar &
Co. The first bale was received from Texas by
9th inst
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for Perjury the accused appe AIRED and that he had
IN error an Hnndod oaage agps James Crs that he
mistaken as to Cranss right to the properly that he re-
sed the course be had pursued that towards
Crlngle his fsuis.
A' Recorder under all the circumstances disposed
tue statement and discharged biu the bectpg
discharge. JAMES WERNER ,,l1 a,st
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Mr.. G. kuRsCHEEDT.

OBJ FELLOWS REST-We are requested to
correct the information published yesterday
concerning the state of this cemetery. The
vaults and tombs are in an unfinished state
not 50 lilapidated
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The List of Letters will appear in this paper
tomorrow as usual.
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We call attention to the card, in another
column, headed " Ministerial Services
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BELGIAN CoNsrL.-Mr Herbert Mengens has
been recognized by this Government as Consul
for Belgium for this port
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thy aphstt ~ .toaatsfs No " hNs sctf,e.el.sed,
~v may spoGs comparatively healthy year
When wrote 10 You last stated that the indi
cations Of the weather were in favor of n CON
tinued drouth, from which we had begun to
suffer. My anticipations were generally real
lied Some localities, however, received partial
showers. The crop of corn will, in consequences.
be somewhat under an average, ranging from
naught to a full crop My own, | nut down at
| three-fourths. Cotton promises finely so far
For about three weeks past, the rains have been
pretty general and very plentiful There will
be. think, plentiful provisions made in the
country for the present inhabitants
GEoRG1A.-The Newman Banner, of the 2stb
ult, says;
A corps of engineers, headed by Mr.. Foote
arrived in our town on Friday or Saturday last
and commenced operations on Monday morning
n the survey of the route contemplated and
much talked Of railroad from Griffin, Georgia.
to Decatur, Alabama. They took up their line
of march from this place, in the direction of
Carrollton and Decatur, and will probably he
Engaged on this end Of the route some ten or
twelve weeks, when they will return and com
plete the survey from Newman to Griffin We
have no doubt the road will he built, and before
two years we hope to be able to chronicle fine
arrival of the iron horse at Carrollton, New
man, Griffin and Savannah, from the fertile re-
gions Of the West So mote it be-
E1=E=z=rnz
ARKANSAS RtILRoAD--A Convention was held
at Helena (Ark) to promote the building of a
railroad through North Mississippi, crossing at
Helena, by the way of Little Rock to the Pa
cifc ocean The Convention recommended the
subscription of 100000 worth of stock by the
citizens Of Phillips county.
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CHARTS r.. keiIs,

tITpm y e#a Ytfk.5 s=t--z-ss
DENTIST, Se4Sfr
l41 Carn, door Euaft si. 40. ~ Try-SNsSs
fF- Ak1l -CIrl l%a ID .Ht.HI Il -N-4-J-IJ
iaaaHar d. XIV. I-r.. s.ur1 pa-Ia
~t l1f BEAUTY LTuffY AL, qlIF OgT TO TIE WEAEaE
y III p I'd uUs
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"tll. ~. Dihnj{.

I 7 L R AND L r,
No. 10 st. Joseph street,
between St. Charles and Csroulee
sv JOBBNG OF all description on ons bile stor
hed up Counters made Of Black Walnut Mahogauy Gnry
finished Csens made and repaired guaranteed for one
Sash Doors aud Blinds made and
ing Boxes OF all Kinds N de to order jyiI 3mgp
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q .. L
~ CHEAP STORE NOlORlEfY, SayHlcs street, the
1rs StatIon " District, and
> tnurik sttci bg dsirous offers h
large and well assorted STOCK OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST
The attention e the ladies particularly called tr-, u"7e
tlDl Med bhttk'
style and eoiorf, from ~ 20 40
i0oO ten heuan yards JAcONETs, fast colors, ty
cents yard sad upWara
550os any tolsndJ yards PRINTS, being selection OF
1000 iys tiouaan) yarisof DE EANE, PEI
ystd
10 pieces superfuc SILK DANASKS, for gglts,ns
1trAf LACE EAlBI&O DEkEp CURTAINS.
dresses, yard yfds
70 bocaJsd SILK DRESSES, ilOi ii, Of
FINE GOODS too numerous mention advertisement
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
last direct from France
90o erA SHIRTS, from Us els each
large PLAN LIN EN- SHIRTS reduced Prices