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JNO. n, WATKINS
Resolved, That the purchase of a lot of ground
for the use of Lafayette Hook and Ladder Go.
No. /, situated in the Fourth District, in the
square bounded by jackson, Rousseau, Philip
and Fulton streets, said lot designated by the
No 4, and measuring 81 feet front on jackson
street, by l15 feet II inches in depth between
parallel lines, be, and the same is hereby, APP
proved.
Mr. Forbes presented the following, and
| moved its adoption:
| Resolved, That in consequence of the extra
ordinary stock of cotton now in the city, and the
difficulty of procuring storage room for it, the
| Street Commissioner be directed to suspend for
sixty days the execution of the several ordi-
nauces Of the city, prohibiting the deposit o.
| bales of cotton On the streets and sidewalks
provided, the parties depositiug the same keel
! the side walks aud streets sufficiently clear foi
| foot passengers and vehicles.
| The yeas and nays being called on the motor
| for the adoption of the Gbove resolution, result
ed as follcws:
Tcos-Messrs, Dolhonde FORBES, Leeds, Nc.
Cormack, Summers, Watkins and the President
Dr. Apuente7.
Nays = Messrs Andrews, Bailey, Eustis
Hermann, Place, Shaw and Stetson--7.
No majority voting in favor of said resolution
it was consequently not adopted.
Mr.. Nixon moved call Of the House, and tn
\
The lion. F. Alpuente, President: Mcssrs
Andrews, Bailey. Dolhonde, Eustis, Hermann
Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stet
son, Summers, Sykes and Watkns-15.
Mr.. Eustis moved to adjourn, which was 10:
by the following vote:
IeoS--Messrs. Andrews, Dolhonde, McCol
mack and Stetson-i
E Nays Messrs Bailey, Eustis, Herman
I Leeds, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Summers, Sykes al
Watkins-10.
) Mr. Bailey moved to suspend the rules al
# take up the resolution of the Board of Aide
= men, laid oyer, subject TO call, ON the DIST ult
e authorizing the sale Of the contract for openir
: and Smelling Lafayette avenue in the Third d
r trict, and snid motion prevailed.
t. The resolution being again before the Boar
: and being read as follows;
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at an'
ton, after ten days notice. the contract for Il
opening of GENTLY road and Smelling Lalayet
avenue in the Third District, in accordance Wi
plans and specifications on file in. the Surveyor
VI office.
A. Mr. Eustis moved to lay it over until the ne
Ks meeting,
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XpAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

Il
AilFUGE ~ith par the most
The following testimony Of IL BY TasasT Ply
the estimate placed upon It by tee s remedy i'r
Worms
[From ST-safs Ill., Rear;a Co. nrsgisis Phy sieiars,
CaFr0li9n Aia-l
the 3. A kRMll
ID tie and ifz we'll
known here s very ad used bs Phyiids generally
in ether Nous It sit aah
sai.iact many ohSr ailments oi ehiiI,n b 70 DO
ALWAYS SAFE. HILL ROBERTS & 60.
~ BY ali he principal Druggists IN New oeals Nan'ry
II
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the resolution otteredb Mr.. Wilson On the 10th
ult., requesting the Committee to report upon
the expedicncy Of putting stop to the constant
use Of hand organ on st. Charles street, oppo-
site Commercial Place, beg to be discharged
from the consideration Of sad resolution.
H. G.. STETsoN,
S. w. PHLBRlCK,
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communication from the Street Commits
sioner, enclosing a statement of the amount Of
fines received by him from public pounds, was
read and referred to the Finance Committee.
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The yeas and nays being called on the motion
to reeommit, was carried by the following vote
Yeas Messrs. Bailey, Dolhonde, Eustis,
Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Place
and Watkins-10.
.NayS--Messrs. Andrews, Mccormack Phil
brick, Shaw, Stetson, Summers and Sykes.
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Mr.. Nixon on behalf of the Fire Committee
presented the following resolutions. and the
rules being suspended, they we're severally
adopted unanimously, by yeas and Nays
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and is
hereby, authorized to sell at auction, after ten
days notice, the contract for building a house
and stable for the use of Lafayette Hook and
Ladder No ], in accordance with specifications
on file in the Surveyors office.
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s,PRING MILLINERY AND FANCY COOL

- 81 .Qs ~ ~
II Ga x w
JUST RECEIvRD.sIzs j. 4. WIN, 10. iis aaP street.
,pposie Church. pouA apstily cal ths stssa
90 Ga- pAhasr7 generally 10 her nh aaa exnsss
trek Of bon ITS, GAPS HEAD DRESSES FLOW
Frs RIBBONS EAiBPOiDAFIES, coiorei sd Whit klD GLOVE
lIza a Is II nnenan
- MllaafaE ppiisd -tanaOle u Country aes
| asl with tslshIn
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Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized to sell at auction, after ten
days notice, the contract for repairs to the
house of Protection Fire Company No. 10, in
accordance with specif-a atoms on dle in the Sur
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property would be benefited thereby, and re-
commend that the prayer be not granted.
The communication of Miller & Condon, pro-
prietors Of the Louisiana Hotel, complaining
that their establishment had been ranked as u
first class hotel, and asking to be rated ns sec
ond class hotel: report that upon information
obtained, your committee can ind no reason to
change their opinion.
A communication from the clerk Of the Re
corder of the Second District, enclosing state
ment of fines received in February respectfully
report that the same has been paid into Tie
Treasury. H. H. PLACE,
I
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CHEZ JUSTICE or LOUISIANA.

{ GnfEH xGNIfCESOf d4CGlS1.d.V.d. S
" publish the following, with much pleasure.
II Is d fair evidence that the sentiment Of that
District has been misrepresented, and we have
reason to know, from reliable sources, that
Christian Roselius will receive handsome, if
not overwhelming vote in the Attakapas section
Of our State We only allude to this matter,
because we think unnecessary Misrepresentation
has been brought forward to produce an cleo
tioneering effect
ST. MARTlsssilLE, March 8, 1858
DEAR SIR We portion of the members of the Rar If
The Fourteenth Judicial District ouisiana have taken
the liberty Of presenting in this form the name of Chris
sn kosrsts OF the city Of NewOrleans to your fayora
ne consideration as candidate for the office Of Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of State and for the
purpose "a making known TO you the high standing of
inst gentleman with the Bar of NewOrleans hereto
annex copy Of the correspondence between Mr. Roseus
and q large number Of the members of that Bar.
We would respectfully call your attention to the fact
that the gentlemen who have signed their names to said
belong TO both Of the political parties ef the day
csi sentiments to govern them in the choice Of an
bent for important and responsible station as that OF
the Chief Justiccship Of the State Of Louisiana
qualification al Mr Roselus for the Supreme Bench of
state would avail ourselves OF this Of
expressing appreciation Of the profound learning
sterling integrity plary neutrality-suspicious. and labori
ss habits Of that distinguished rs and trust that you
viii coincide with rs In the estimate which have put
,fn bis character and that shall have your aid and
cooperation In the attempt shall make at the ap
proscng election to elevate Christian Roseius to what
deem the most dgnihed responsible and important
station within the gift Of the people Of Louisiana.
We are, very respectfully,
r. BRIANT, JOSEPH ". WALKER.
dos ALLEN McCLARTv, THos. G. NICHOLS,
FRED. u. GATES, - PHu.ASDER TEFFT,
IL. i. HEARD. ALBERT VOORHEES,,
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Arrivals atthe Principal Hotels. March a.

sTcARLEs. Miss Todd, Miss Tol Mo- Brown, Gsddes,
Busch 0; Captain Day, Master q Day. Conn X
Whites Md, Samuel Rutdn ] hcClelland Aa T W Grimes Gu;
Strong Carson II Wheeler and lady Pointer
saeys Chanbss Grant Mobile; il Bodge, boston; A.
DIR. Todd, Mrs fn DR. Tassit and lady, Ii
Perry Jas Smith, T NJ Carran, Mr. Smith, Ark Lynn, w
Yaney, Mr. Wingfed and family Sheppard Tenn, John Ged
des Teo Converse daughter Ohio; Mia
Texas Bancha,d, NJ II Rodgers, W Muphey, York;
Marshall, KY
ST. LOUIS IS Smith and wife, Ill; NJ Barrow, Barrow Du
ralde Hodge, Douglass, Weeks, Mrs Moore and
Cunningham, Gal W Mason Miss NJ Mason Mr. Beck and
LADY, Mead, Mr. and MIS-. Geo Andrews, Miss III Andrews
Midway, Ala; " Fean. Mobile; Matthews
md lady Findey Va John Jeffrey OHIO Mrs rope Edward
King Tenn; w Lawrence and fatally Mrs Chandler, III; Gill
Peterson ohie Gso Gilbert Halifax, s. Asa Wigus
andlsdy, ST. Louis; W Wendell, w Fl Loverieh NO
CITY y Douglass Cal Il Maddox vurso Harpsr,F
lady, w Carr, Ward 6 Humphreys lady, Hunrh
reys and want. Hunon, Hunon, Watson wife,
Muln Miss Coleman, Miss ridgers, Shae Coleman
and servant Mrs Ceau, Neil Harrison ani lady, Kop-
pert John Dean, Lowe R Nelson. soistof Gibbs
Someryie Miss; Geo W Bishop lady child servant Ohio
Dean, Shannon, Geo. Jones, Mobile; Hale Va.
NJ W Bland j Marsh Snyder, Martin I.s Croker
Beston Foster Fletcher, NJ Neal and family Ham
ilton Morrison Gray NJ Mason, o, j Bostwick
w Turner, Tensas; Campbell, Ala Martini w Jefferson
James Bankhead, Tenn; Reilly, steamer Creoe Clark
Wells, Va.
ARCADE &c NIansieo Worth, Bowen Miss; Richardson
Larkin r Cook La; McCann, st. Louis Miller Ill Geo
Ark I Tenn
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DU 9n- Canal Street. a@ 81
SIMPSONS.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
at this house il offered al m
I4tl'. 7- NJ i-'l5Ii'T'
Il. SO

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
at this house il offered #
IN M En- Il REDUC TON,
in order toelose out previous to removal. For ysrietyit
CANNOT Be EXCELLED
il comprises all descriptions of Dry Goods from the
fabrics to tho richest designs lnlpool Goods which VIII
VIE WITH ANY
New Orleans in beauty and fashion, with the great being
Much L0WER IN PRICE
than the styles be any other establishment
LADIES
can now procure slks dc LANES Csshmeres Man.
silas larasols Embroaories, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.,
LOWER THAN EVER,
BY fully twenty per cent v hio
PLANTERS
can fill their entire bills through Mt this house
Household and Fancy, well az Negro Goods--st 4
GREAT SAVING
Oh the regular prices al other houses.
MERCHANTS
Wishing 10 realize the difference prices between
@' buying Of a Caoh iou.o and Of a regular Credit
House, should call and Irises Of Prints
ana Domestics as we'll Fancy Goods,
STEAMBOAT OFFICERS
~ wishing TO purchase Boat Supplies or to Gil orlsrs
can select no better house, complete stock suja
bic for steamboat and hotel trade Is always on hand.
GENTLEMEN
in want of Shirts, undershirts, Drawers, Handker.
5@ chiea, Cmyas Umbrellas, suspenders, etc., can
depend upon procuring good article at fair price
nj this house.
STRANGERS
visiting the city should not fail to examine this stock
il not for themselves for the benefit their friends
and neghbots who may wish 10 pure aase. Goods
chesrnly shown without pressing visitors to lur
chase.
ALL ARE INVITED
to examine the prices, that they ia not
mere device to draw customers only dsnppont ny asking
THE OLD S3.ERE0TfPED PRICES
for Goods, but that the prices have gons through
AN ACTUAL REDUCTION,
in order TO shove of the entire present. rates
which will usan the reputation which this establishment now has
being The cheapest in the Southern country.
None should purchase without first examining at
SIMPSON #
mild ap.f go Canal street
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5i9 1g37 VI " 7i'7li7 5T7g57II - 10
amnsemsttts Gbts Ebentilg.

ORLEANS THEATRE. The grand opera Of THE MARTYRS.
PLAcDES VARIETIES The petit comedy Of MR., MRS
PETER WHITE s farte Of The DOUBLE BEDpED ROOM
the ba lot opera Of LA BAyADERE.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. play Of HENRIETTE THE FOR
sAREN Song Dance, and the comedy Of tho HONEY MOON
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY.
DAN RIcs EIPPoDRoME ST. Charles street. opposite perddo.
DAN RIcEs MUSEUM, No io7 St. Charles street.
ET- See Advertisements o third page.
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Nicaragua Affairs.
.GRIc0LA.-

~ &c Editors cf he Crescent :
aKsrLrars-0n the arrival of the steamship pampero
CARS 30 your paper extracts from letters received by
rem Harper and In reply to the same, COMMUNE
cation Appeared ia the True Dets signed by One Who
An08s - watch he denied the truth Of The reports
Ieesisea ~ ne Daniel Webster positive informa-
ton that the citizens Of San Juan have DESTROYED n,t
the buildings Of the Transit Company and would dcmol
IA he balance Oh the 10Th March You will oblire me-
" publishing the following copy Of which has been fo-
waFdsd for publication to New York Herald aud Trihne
Yours respectfully w C,rsu,xo
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MIN Muate.

H. D. Hewitt, No 80 Camp street. has sent US several
new pieces Of music, recently published by VIM Hall 6
Son. New York Among them are the Flowers Of the
Grave ballad by L. Larenn the Early Dawn Polka
by Francis NJ. Brown; The PERU the Enchanted
Fountain, by Maedsr the Pride Polka' by Francis II
Brown, and the :. Polka Redowa,'' by Johan Munsk
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BssErtF-By advertisement in another column it will
be that Mr. &. O. Wharton, very deserving mem
Der Of the Neworans press has benefit given him to-
night at Piacide's Varieties. Mr. W made very
clever translation from the French Of the popular comedy
The Young Couple, presented by the Bateman Chill
dren, and hence the benefit rendered him
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-SlH,IrtN N,

San JUAN DEL NohTE March l. 1855
ia ss ssad ~ bsets's Ne .fceessosy Transit caapan,
n Nicaragua a Ne,D York,
arSrLEsrs-t wish to make known to Won facts 1, -
laAa 70 nv aifhcnes between your company and tho
People and Government of San Juan and Is yish tho
pabslf " DO informed also. i adopt this method - -
Pendns the difficulties between the company and tbe
satyr ysafs general agent Capt Thos Baldwin was an
Isea on charge OF having used threatening and sedi
aus isnguage towards the Government aud pcoule Of
san Juan AT the request of Capt Baldwin / accamna
na % me whence after having been
signed by myself and H. L. Stevenson Esa in the si,m ~
ss.9ee Ter his appearance on the day of trial
Tbs trial having taken place. Captain Baldwin was re-
aea 70 give bonds to keep the peace until the rst day
April next IN the sum Of S2500 This bond was also
ssned ~ ay seif snd Mr Stevenson Capt Baldwin was
a required 70 give bonds in the Of $500 to answer
Ct assault and battery with intent to kill pre-
@ ass'nss him BY Capt Jarvis of the bark Falmouth
s bond was signed BY the same parties An mployee
= sa company was arrested charge Of using threat
snslhs language signed his bond Ia the sum Of $500
having dane all this for the benefit of your connany
- ~ OF your general agent would have
- etea INJURY % yeur interests and after having
70 many other instances the most friendly dis
F'An towards you. WAS ordered from on hoard yonr
steamship Daniel Webster, BY the cantain q Gsf
- hase not been allowed any intercourse wiz tha
aea nsFe been compelled to saor nm ,aara s,ah
.sstsfs - wished to send to my corresnonsans l
friends In Sew0rieaus ~ soiteeP'naenes anu
utsa ~ ot This town wishing to 70 to Navyort bar
oerh refused passage, and communicntion .mn,a Nv
t*epn your steamers and .9netcau n,;- 1--WE. NJ. ~
course BY which you expect conduct yonr rnnt to ~,
afnaa and do you thus expect the protection ~ az 80
e1nfaent Tor your monopoly? .lre 9e,,r.a, -! So
abroad and those who have served you M hars IL H.
Treated ~ this manner Ieaye It to the pnblie
espsosieliy I. d. HAaekR.
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Az Asrse REsvKsp-We call attention to card Of the
United Beard Of Firemen, which appears in another
column It rebukes and we hope will check, fragrant
imposition by which specializing impostors trade
uPon the sympathies and good will of the Fire Depart
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FRosI NICARAGUA We call attention to the documents
W. to-day, publish from Nicaragua They fully rebut
statements contradictory Of those sometime since
ceived through W T. Gushing Co.
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4-------4----+--.---.----4-,
Died;

On Monday afternoon March H. lingering ne s. CANu
dent of this city.
u The friends aud acquaintance the family are
respectfully invited funeral his late residence M
Triton Walk, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
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.seaU and Standard LasU Books,
~. FOR SALE BY
THOS. i. WHITE,

NO. l05 CANAL STREET.
TRouBAT ON THE LAW OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP In THE
UNITED STATES.
REVISED STATUTES OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
COMlSTOGK'S NEW YORK REPORTS
BEcKs MEDICAL Observation-Disclosures edition.
C0NKLlNG'S ADMIRALTY PRACTICE
BoUYlER'S INSTITUTES. sz-.- -
LAWS JURISPRUDENCE OF us COURTS.
DONATES CIVIL LAW-RevIssd edition. .zs- H.
ShIEDES AND MARSHALLS MISSISSIPPI REPORTSl3 vols
HARRISoN'S DIGEST
mild atop Gg- LAW TEXT hooks at los Canal street.
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Thanks to the steamers Georgetown and Hungarian fo
late Ohio river favors
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The des Invitation Committee this to take place
next SATURDAY, will THURSDAY EVENING next at 4
O'clock after which time applications Ladies' will be
admitted.
We would remind the fashnabe that Of Ball!
gyon by the young chat hitherto .e have been conlc.s
aeeorn to the ce rules propsy invariably passed
off very pleasantly afae,orily. mills ri
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RUREAU DU CoMNussA1RE DIES RUEs,

5s Ie ai e nIs S5sAY. public psents
aux n ont des H6eno
ne rse see Ct jackson ct da cote Jersey
s 9e ses ct Ia ile sup6reure vile, queleS
&c a placer do hennes sodes
dams un dei dc ne jears de In dale edeus fant
qa9 ~ e placer les dltes baes
des dies
mhla ' ~ j. jOf Isl fomnssss 5es Rues,
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HENRIETTE THE FoRsAKEN.

DLACIDE'S VARIETIES
IL WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 49,
BENEFITt Z, CWHARToN. ESQ.,
(oi the New Orleans Picasnne)
suthor Of the Comedy the YOUNG the
MAN CHILDREN over 300 times country and in England
w Box Office List open Holders Of tickets, prer;opy MIR
chased secure ats and application the o,
Office r,h,- a..
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Ihe most Important sale of real estate that will come
the public this season takes place this day Banks
Arcade aude to the second years of the Bat
ture We would particularly notice the large number
elegant stores and spacious warehouses that has been
erected since last year this very eligible portion Of New
Orleans To capitalists very great Inducements are
offered and to every description of business men oca
ons rarely to be obtained may purchased on the most
advantageous terms The titles nndoubted as the
city Of Neworleans guarantees the titles See Beard
Mays advertisements for particulars,
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Carpet TErare Rooms,

Carpet TE'Nse Rooms,
26 CHARITIES AND q CUsToMHousE STREETS.
CIIITTENDEN & CAMERON,
"a ofs at extremely low prices, choice
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARpETING
RBGs, BAIzEs ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
three feet to wide quality patterns
CURTAIN GOODS
SILK AND WOOL AND WufS1ED DAAIASks, LACE AND MUS
LIN CURTAINS, LOOPS, CORDS, TAssELs.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW CoRNICEs,
MATING.
400 pieces 4 81 CANTON MATING of various qualities
mill G7p
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TUESDAY stc@xrxa. MARCH Is. 1858

~ Ths err $aagsk asramsnt u maeh in
tFF@st 10 sSS tH@ssst aYpssrs Id our advertising
eslann -sssfa ssss.
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LOUISIANA GRESss-This but excellent companv
turned out, last Sunday, in goody numbers Lieut. ka
yanaugh was in command. 1t had celebration at Car
roton In target practice prizes won in the follow
ing order
|. Corporal Hussey, Silver Cup
Sergeant Creancy. Silver Cup
j. RI. Douglass Gold Co. Medal
we have no memorandum Of the Other shots
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lat2p $. JARVIS. %. o. wooDMAN.
III GassEf HFatsasceassesss 1!

tS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD will gwen any
ho will produce single whore MINORS FEVER REM
EDY has produced injurious frequently
with uhne' and the like viii be paid any
be found in this Remedy the GREAT MAGICAL CURE
for all Fevers
Rena the following from pe.uons who ara well known:
Cor. Fail was engaged n
making leyees oaaiana large sasn IN ay
Barra IL t9laeass sa sa ryr
a's S@ @
Magical Raaey every cass Where wsa
as il Sod ae, Ppa So 'ip
@ at " sSfh F ni p G fs M y o
dAsa anu dmi,sgtns as u Fever aud Asae cured
Cot. " B. Nt1sonc your inqay aa ny opnon
warrant cure, rsuatk ts for III Isl NC ysafs
tbs pnatto iasssson, ID Madison
M @ haS S M 3 dn IL 10 T. Of s'GF 'a
t. sire II. Ie2aen, h las . colae y ron y. VIA. the
a. ' w. a 3. taa fy pg gGq ss s looked upon
beea UNHEALTHY It'd esrs soss tsr e he ~ W.
of Mdiene, the breeding
nTp hmyigs ssd y9 sfsne u sat gs,ie.y q feel
st Y Ass eSst e Az i
respectfully refer Aea Brown, 1ehnaoa Co, Camp street.
the well known Bankers The tic
mann ger, Mr.. Jones.
One bottle tars six DE cheapest Medicine d b hn
W. b. MINOR.
rt.-4z.-=z,..=z,,5 Lovtstsx. March; 1857.
al as ssS sSa 5.S Mig
OF the tGel
able about tried tie Prescriptions
clans received temporary relief short time only
Med!cine advice mahth; die
and concluded no+ TO ske Of .h About
persuaded TO read the wonderful Mr. Mno
sehoo with Minor Kennedy sos} boughtI wqld
few dollars and Try his wonderful Vegetable bought
oneopnee Nial OF bis Medicine Which the directions
out wti waited one wSsk to te he
result found Agae psius,
return cfefshe three feel in
than have for five think family ALL should
never he without this great aad neserfsiling remedy.
B. w. PARR.
s All .ha genuine must be in bottles with tie MINORS
EaUor n n .nrI,n, .ttt
s have appon JARVIS L WOOp8lAN, Druggists corner
Common md Magazine Wholesale Distributing gents
United States. Also sofa BY WRIGHT Isl cIae street.
~ fttSe One 3oiar per bottle Eight Dollars per 'loseu
lnlge IrNna n,
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Dag and Boarding SeR00g
FOR YyOltNG TADTEc

CONDUCTED BY MRS, M. d. DIMITRY
III TIE elssea of the above school Will be reformed MONDAY
next, January 8,
No neyiangsi systems of superficial Instruction,
questionable oPry, adopted. Strict paid aa
the physical welfare as to the moral training yeo
ment Of the pupil.
The institution Offers great advantages W the learning
language.
Apply in by eo at Institute, TIyoI CIRCLE
standardization dec3l ly2p
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IS~We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate uDGE DISTRICT COURT
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~ VIM. T. CUSHING will be supported for
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN, from the Third WARD, by
uhl5 MANY FRIENDS.
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~ We are authorized to announce Messrs,
L. j. HARRIS and " HERMANN represent
FIRST WARD Of the SECOND DISTRICT BOARD aSslS
TANTA ALDERMEN. mil