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fANoiEs oE Az AKrlsr We are told that ole Bull the
great Tioiinst, next TO his favore instrument has
passionate tendness for horse flesh aud whenever ne
meets with any thing beautiful in this line he almost in
t@iaoy purchases it. Some six years since he
"uuseu himself Tor few months by accompanying tn,
otatea French General Yussof IN a forsy against the
ARABS IN Agera The General by well planned ambus-
sAnso signal victory over the Dedouins, csptur-
~ on enef horses and about forty prisoners The
horses were very beautiful and from the rouont he a
eyes upon them, they were Ole Bulls delight and com
slant theme OF admiration He purchased four a. Them
having to pay an enormous pice and shipped them for
his home, on the enchanting island "a ubris,es., ;, T.;
Norway Three Of these splendid animals died on III
passage but the most beautiful one q four survived
and was named by the great Maestro lEi-ena, !, "a
still living and in bis possession Immense offers have
been repeatedly made to him for Mazeppa but no MONEY
could induce him part with his fayore horse lie has
stud of The most splendid horses in Europe and We
learn that ne intends to bring them all TO his flour
ishing colony in Pennsylvania where he has already sent
the famous stallion Heron aud several other fine ami
mails which he purchased few weeks since in Columbia
South Carolina
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The INFANT DRuMMER.-The Armory Hall crowded
last night and the Infant achieved perfect
triumph The private exhibition which the little fellow
gave Saturday perfectly eclpsed by his perform
last night, and his efforts received with the
most rapturous applause. He is musical indeed
We know not what else to call him and not de-
scribe him further. 90 and see, and hear him lie is
bound to create perfect Juror among the ladies, and
especially the children before he leaves New Or
leans No one who has any appreciation of the really
beautiful in nature the effect of harmonious sounds
should fail attend the of the Infant Drummer
He gives day performance at IL O'Clock to-day and an
other entertainment at night
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ODD FELLOWS HALL. OLE BULLS GRAND CONCERT.
pLACIpEs VARIETIES. The first Of USED UP the comedy
the YOUNG COUPLE Dance. the petit drama the FOUR
MOWBRAYs, and the ROUGH DIAMOND
ST. CHARLES THEATRE The PLAY Of ARMAND aud the Farce
Of SKETCHES IN INDIA.
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY.
DAN RICEs HiPPoDRoME Charles street opposite Psrido
DAN RIcEs MUSEUM, No. iO1 st. Charles street.
fy- see Advertisements on hi r,l rage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

The Paris MoHtcg .fgoen states that, since 1876 n
lS6 the number Of Christian slaves at Asrs
lees th 500 and at times amour, ed to 2000 In Isl6 it
was l4oo but in that year tho Dey Of Asiers aieI the
eembardment OF the city by Lord ESuouth entered into
treaty by which he put er9 to the slavery Of Chris
tian In 1872 and 1873 the Christian slaves 81 Re-
mans, Cos Neapolitans 81 French p Americans span
isrjsS72 Greeks 10 Austrans, 81 Ssrduian 2S5 Sici-
lans 10 FcminS persons from Doubray, and los from
Melnla
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renown Of the country because we could not
believe otherwise of an American Administra-
ton. II may commit errors of policy, but not
with design; for. that would be reasonable
betrayal Of nations trust
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

WnoLL FAMILY swErr AwAy-About year since a
sanity by the Of TEomby started from south NAL
den Mses. Tor the West The family consisted of the
father mother, i've six children and old man. who
had long resided with them Shortly after arriving
their new home, the father and children died The
mother with the remainder OF the family started to re-
turn under the protection of the Old man all sup
posed To have been lost the lakes by Of the dsas
tsrs which occurred early in the winter nothing has
since been heard Of them
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TUE MAit,-The Eastern mail arrived at Mobile on
Monday With dates as late due, but as matter of
course, accident roud to prevent the arrival
Of the mails here The Oregon and Florida Temporal
ry laid for repairs and the St Charles grounded in
Grants Pass on Monday that she did not reach Mo-
bile in time to return yesterday
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THr CONCERT To-NIeHr.-Another grand concert by
Ole Bull and probably the last will be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall tonight There regular rush for tickets
the sale of which yesterday morning this
concert expected to be the most brilliant of the
series The programme rich variety and excellence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

There are forty patients confined in the Ohio Lu
matte Asylum who victims of spirit rapping deusion
and knayery The greater number same from the West
ern Reserve
During thepast year eighteen persons admitted
to the Indiana asylum for the insane whose insanity
attributed to the sprt-rapping mposture Nearly every
asylum for tho insane has the victims Of this mposure
among its inmates
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Goals TO fEwcAsTLE.-The steamer Emma Dean arrived
at Cincinnati from St Louis the LIST inst with one
hundred and fifty barrels of whiskey. The owner
pected to realize profit of one cent per gallon.
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ST. CHARLES THKATRE.-There was very good attend
at this house last night to witness the second
sentation of Mrs. Mowatt's play of "Armandn The
piece displays to good advantage the genius of the gifted
authoress and very well put the stage Tonight
the performance will be repeated with amusing after
mir
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Mr. Isaac Griffith died at his residence Bayou Chcot
La the 18th ult., in the Goth year of his age He
served in the defence of Lewstown in the war with
Great Britain, Immediately after which he emgrated to
this State, and served under Col John Thompson
the militia Of opelousas ordered to Berwicks Bay to
oppose the disembsrkng of the British at the mouth Of
the Techa.
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RAPID RuNThe steamer United States arrived yester-
day morning in sxty-four hours from Memphis, having
made fifteen landings and lost two hours at Natches. We
are indebted to her clerk for river favers..
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The Rock Island and Chicago Railroad to be opened
on the lth instant from Chicago to Peru During the
summer when existing engagements perfected this
will make the schedule time eighty hours from St Louis
to NewYork, or, at the most three days and half
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POWDERED DRUGS.

which may BIO relied strictly pure a
each article subject the ses scrutiny rejecting docs
not accord with the Official standard they then the
most degree Of ncne compatible with t physicnf properties
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Col II. L. KiSNEY-Ths old warrior Of Texas and dis
tinguisbed citizen arrived here yesterday on the steam
ship Louisiana. Col. Kinney is member of the State
Senate Of Texas, and visits learn in connection
with the interests of Western Texas Col X is well
known Of the most enterprzing end perseveIing
men in Texas which is sufficient guaranty the sue
cess Of any project he may underta.e
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SHOCKING MuRpER.-The Kentucky Rifle Of the oath
ut records most brutal murder perpetrated in Trigg
county, by named James Thompson Goats, upon
negro girl belonging to Miss Lucy Walden The girl had
been matreaed by Coats and left his house to inform
her mistress when Goats pursued her horseback and
overaking her bound her with rope and dragged her
home, distance of eight miles he then stamped her
almost feess until what little life remained became ex
tnot The murderer made his escape to parts unknown
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e.. y n. Reilly s. Co.,

CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
t Have 10 store complete and welt supply
SEASON ABLE GOODS
received by the latest arrivals from Europe and the
loving comprise few OF the lea,rg articles, viz.
BRAZHIENNE ALBoNt ROBES Colored Ground;
BRAZtLlENNE ALBONG ROBES, Very Rich;
ORGANDlE ROBES, Three and Five FlOuusas
ALBoNAlS ROBES, Of Embroidered Muslin
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadolr Style, 10 S Flouuces;
BAREGE ROBES, rlain Ground Mousquetaire Founees;
NEW STYLE JACONET "DoLFREs;p
NEWEST STYLE JACoNEr, HARTMAN" from Is cents up;
NEWEST STYLE JACoNETs "GRoS ODER" Tor Children:
NEW STYLE BRLLIANTiNEs, Light Ground.
PERSIAN BRfLLIANTINES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLtANTtNRs for Lalies
Colorei Ground BRLLIANTNEs entirely new at the
Unusual low price ofTwENTY- FIVE CENTS PER YARD
One very rich BAREGE, coors TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
1850 ORGANIZE ROBES, styo Abauniae THREE DOLLARS
Metre, Plaid Striped SILKS AT SIX BITS PER YARD
z. 4 REILLY co.
mAT St2ip Corner Csua enl Royal stte, ts.
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Monument GEN. HARRIsoN.-A public meeting was
held few days since at Yneennes Ind, with view of
petitionng the Legislature for aid in erecting in that
town monument to Gen Harrison the first Governor OF
that State.
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G0rpostDg.

G0rp6Stng.
Ja' received lark May Arnah rom Lyeroo SIX SETS OF
eARPEllNG Administer Velvet ana Brassss Tapestry. TAess
Gis LATEST patteua quality
and ~ be sold cheaper taan any BONES ~ GOODS be Had
any Establishment 10 o. country.
MOSAIC ANNfTN~TER AND ClGtSTLE rugs;
WOODEN AND LiNES CRuNH CLOTHS.
MATS, BINDING nc;
rURSlTuRf, LOOKING GLASSES;
aEvRES, CHINA MD PORCELAIN WARE
2ii.. Tn PLATED WARE, G. -tEHy;
GLASSWARE Write CatNN, SrCi
UfrCAIJs4f, S'-R AND WD8SrED utHf.-eF.
tAcE ANb Ar'srIS ergrNISs rBIVTEb LtsTIvaS
sUE Ava WlHsrEp COLuGrD Ts--EL,, FItNtEs, tTC..
N'T1NG-ii 'a... n ,t.s.sea aad fame 81 ATrfSG.
c0RNlcES, CURTAIN rISs, ETC.
+. MALLAED IS Co;
uh7 slap ~ 2og.l BynytIe rtract
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The negro eoachmen of Louisville have organized
ciety the object of which to create proper degree
pride in keeping their horses and vehicles proper
dtion.
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Jsss- To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per-
and eeea nadsby deserving
than passing notice. For particulars advertisement
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Thanks to Capt Brown, Of the brig Tehuantepec fo
Vera Cruz papers
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RivERs-The Catahoua Advocate, Of March ., says
Much rain has fallen here lately and the Ouaehta is rising
fast which, added TO the report Of the rapid rise in the
Ohio together with the certainty Of the Msso coming
out flush in the spring very materially changes the pros
pezt fatteringly held out short tina since, The
waters remaining low.
Weshal not be much surprised ifharo use yet for all
the levses that can be sLructUl
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EASTERN Mau-Mo5ie. March The Eastern maj, has
arrived bringing dates from New OF the LIST instant
and containing the foreign letters received by Hum
boldt
Sur NEws-Soah West Pass, March Four ships and
two barks have gone up the river for New oreans from
Pass YOU'RE and two ships one bark have arrived
here during the last "a hours.
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MISSISSIPPI UNIoS BANK BoSDs The jackson (Nas J
! Flag of the Union of the 18th ult. saws:
re Chancellor OF the State Of Mississippi hes decided
that the State is legally and consttutioaay bound
the redemption and payment of these bonds lie
cTees in this accordingly.
The Attorney General appeals. understand to the
higher Court where the will undergo another aI
meDt and no doubt able and elaborate examination on
the part of the Count
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RABBIrsA party of hunters few days ago shot seven
hundred rabbits in day upon of ground near
Galena, Ill. They had been hommed in by the waters
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We are under obligations to the clerk Of the steamship
Louisiana for Texas papers.
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A petition to the directors of the Virginia
central Railroad 70 discontinue the sunday trains is in
circulation along the line Of the railroad
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We are indebted to the Hon Pierre soule for public
documents
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THAT "GAL.''-That gal =" who weighs only between
six and seven hundred pounds, is still at the Com
mercia Hall st Charles The wax figures are also
interesting. Go and them.
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We are under obligations to Capt Radovch Of the brig
Kite, for Havana paper.
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sp tbs amtrltan linr.
Ship Arrival.

Pass a LouTRE, March 8.
The ship Corsica. Capt Melcher twenty-five days from
Boston, has arrived at the Bar.
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Having determined Stock previous removing
has made
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
and without doubt selling CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
ESTABLISHMENT Many articles FIRST COST Among them
SIMS NdNTELL.tS AM WINTER DRESS GO0BS.
Bat while be guarantees his than those her
Houses he wishes distinctly understood that roa to
sell UNDER COST Doing business tho plan QUICK SALES
aad believing as Mr. Freddy his Treatise on Business
THAT small advances on Cost do imply Profits
es and having been carefully selected lowest Cash Pes
SACRIFICE required to make 1t cheap Goods will be sold
A VERY SMALL ADVANCE;
Aud he lower than the rates which otter
sold UNDER COST. As stated above, many Winter Goods viii be
sold AT First Cost UNDER Fresh ooda
OVER 100 SILK DRESS PATTERNS
Have been sold dmmg tbs past week WITHOUT TEN DOLLARS
PROFIT OR LOSS the whole number
cheap that they purchased put next
Fall. There is large lot Of
DESIRABLE SILKS STILL ON HAND.
which the Laicar invited examine chceruy shown
this House without PRESSING VISITORS TO PURCHASE
WORD TO PLANTERS
you wish ill your Bills Of Dry for PIANTA
roN and FAMILY USE House YOU here
SONS second and d floors filed with Blankets, Keys
seys, ellis Stripes and other Domestic Goods prices
city acceptance An examination earnestly requested
nh7 4ip SIMPSONS 80 Canal street.
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The steamship Georgia arrived at NewYork the LIST
instant with 81 10000 in gold dust and 317
from California
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GARD TO WILLIAMSBURG Bonnets
Z ! just Ruc-tyrdD p SEAMAN = 90 l. ,a,I,s, q m
street, vii for sale, N-aa sav n rir s ~ r. ID
GulE EAbt.1ipERtI b0SNElS asa g4s+ If FISF 4arfl
tloy - rssa'gr
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The new steamer Crystal Palace will start, her first
trip from Pitsburg, about the middle Of the present
month.
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sACk-One superior Maltese Jack-may be
~ seen - sAs, aIsi et rs price 1900 By
mas "A COCHRAN q CO. 20 ii aver strs...
OoI OR MISLAlD--A package of OLD
fAPEbs lrf s5rs ed tale. e.ac .i notes i, arch
un enyTgp addressed tie outside c. A. JORDAN Tbsv ars
"le' a. any - usl ne owner ANY person rs
~" pse ie'a1 a7 SANE 70 t nets nei who paw
t+f,la' u A. BAR LII 50 Camp street
hR. LEWlSS PREPARED FLOUR. The
~ unl1Ts-nsd o. new Prepared stove F9nr iu any
sa lr,s g. i4A sa steamboats, Stsssl sspsrta,io
h1nurH OF cooking Wsr1 t'9ars H. Il y.eutfr r-epart Will
rains SALT requiring oay id dl1i ay
-a AsE .,td
ss'- For particulars, see 9i "a barn. OF eaaz-.
The great properly Ills il-uT may Fhipped
irn peit aud retain Is uiy Il hss been klo keep
NILS Il !. CHANDLER, Carouiele, street.
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ES~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate i,r reelection
Ilhg
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, ~ lssl,
~ Can be had in this r throughout til rr,=a seBsa a, the
following establishments;
PETERS, WILLARD co. a Old tvs4 Bsnvillss4
r. NJ MeALPIS CO. No. Common street mi No SIS Canal
Row,
HALL, KEMP CO.. Canal and Teiouptouas streets;
L. J9HNaFUNs co. oil Magazine AMI Ppgras streets
WHTeoNB LANIER corner TehouItaulas and r5ydfa sts
Al ROBERTS < co, 50 Poylras streets,
JOHN 5, WALLIS, 100 Magazine street
DUDLEY Il NELSON % Common 90 Lanai street;
G. N. BAYLY a Co, % Common add IS Canal street;
hkNpALLYoE co. Of Grayr ThaupdHas streets
r.. W. ADAMS, "a Tebouptoulas street;
HOLMES n CLAuSs, Grayer street;
}. NJ JOHNSON a Co, 8 Front Levee;
JOHN c. SHANNON, ) Fulton street;
W, $. WRIGHT CO., 81 Tehoupitoulas street.
CONVERSE q CO. corner Iaaya streets
"Dlfai the FIRST establish eharar o Western Hams
and is effhnttlE iihe WIS TERN rIONEER uthe Ills
cure ia invariably geol--none lgern Cincinnati Gazette
~ Cured and for 7se by
CHARLES DUFFlELD CO., Louisville XIV,
is25 SNIP MARTIN, oWEN u Co Captrnotioy A -srt,
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re" THOMAS G. Poole is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT nhs I'd
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The Bayou Sara woodyille telegraph is now in op
Grafton.
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Pioa for
river fayrrs
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Boots, Shoes oad Esroqgus,

w&ek AT WHOLESALE.
S3f NoH landing ga chip Norfolk, STORE gaera
' ~ aortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BnUGAa' HATS H..
etc. Plant jus spppIisd 9TH prime RUsSETJ a. Wttl.
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW aud CAHPhAUllG HATE
the lowest market prices, by
IyIs 7pd4W Eros ,.4.
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Arrivals at the Prineipal Hotels .-Maroh 8

ST. Fnsy Cha Murve. La; Morgan Texns; W
MITCHELL Walton, A Peokhan, Tteaawell NJ Martin,
Cangle, Ala II W Luke, steamer Creole
Ia; Il HILL, Ctooue Vail, ku; Perry, Groom and
lady, Mrs Groom Gibson Texas uisna aud lady,
Randolph, J Il Garrett l. Lyon La Hatch, e. DR. A
kitchum, Ark
ARCADE Harr olive NY IS Rijdel Aahry, Philips
II Stone, Texas; W Mcpowcl W watkins c. NJ 0 Hard
ing, Blackwell Va O Wssmorensd Roue, Teya Thomas
Humble, La d Taylor, Ark Mallory, o Dunn aud
son, AK.
CITY,. II Sutton, Ark II Msrriuan lady, o; Greene
Lass Bouut, Texas II G Odds, o; II Perbet, Ia; II l.
kmg aud lady Shepherd Texas Mrs W Couthey, La Mr.
CHAM, Cincinnati.
NESANDA ~ II Lyons I D Power W Smith ST. W Smith Jr
Tucker Texas Hall W lil \ Edwarls, Gosgroye,
La Sharp, W lies, i'll w II Sutton,
johnson, n o. C Williams Miss.
-
Died:
On Tuesday, March MICHAEL DUNN. native OF gpsun
County Ireland for resident of Nsworean
GR His funeral will take place w O'Clock TODAY from his
late residences street. between Prdio cts
On Tuesday, March O'Clock Mr. MARiIN SUGENT asad IS
Of the North Ireland AMI Tor the ias yars
dent Of the Unitsd States.
ts He fisads requested attend his funeral THIS Err
NOON, o'clock, the residence OF =. Thompson, Asers
.~rxrxz.zzsnrs
5a8~ H. B. EGGLEsToN is candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS. mh9
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Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer Delta for river ia
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NOTICE.-The public are hereby eautioned


VENTE DE CONSTABLE
PREMIERE Cora uE JUsIlCE HENRY VOGT HENRY WILSON
PAhotssG 0aEEANs. II No l2145.
EfN EERTU dun writ de feri facias moi
a aiirse par hon. L. L Gais5n" Pre Juge pour
e patessa datds, EI pabgRe sAMEDl 70
Mars, 1883 midi No 229 Tch8upit0ulas
u LOT De MEUBLES.
tie sh.ss lans lalfs ei-drssas Conditions compliant.
n.hg j. j. HOPPE, Constable.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH ., 1858.

pS The City Budget, document of much in
terest t. the public, appears in our advertising
columns
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To Druggists, Physicians and


Eg The utscrbe offer TO Retail Druggists Planters.
n carefully selected stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
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A Wis PUBLiC-Premier District, Poroissc

n huethH 'Htstf, Collector dies faSrs Eat lar
'9Gestt7 peonne q Eat pour lu
n'. ~! a. deg 't's IIf 10 ; dams h ii Daott qut p4r
a tgT 81 eana s-1Fa N's SUPP, l. c5an eg rs Ftgta,
ia
'"at tr7tr ct IFrr @ dt5 Iaas bar b. ~
" ~ trsrs ns luualu De 5.ars ST. a 3 lrur ~ p
mia a+ss3B THDAfte kSEE{y f.ltsr,,-r
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5a5~ ii. b, EGGLEsTON is n candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
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YENrE DE CONSTABLE

PRENgRH JUsTicE PAX, JAMES DUNE vs. Nine PETER
PARDlssE p'DRLEASs SOS....No. l2fis.
HNN NERTU dun writ de feri facas moi
adresst r hon l. u t'isnne Premier jugs De PAX pour
t1roe iDrsAns, IaIpaer puhigue le SAMEDt
AlArg a mid, iiagasu No. 242 rBe Tc4ouponl.s
MALES e lgr CoNfENt TANIEk ct 500 CoSTENUI SAC
ct ion CONTENT
.z- s,isis l'at4rs ci-9sssp Conditions 5ouptau
mas ) j. HOPPE, Constable.
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TsIHE SUBSCRIBERS have now landing and

Ill tier sale
10 bags CRENOBLE WALNUTs;
II bags PROVENCE ALMONDS;
100 B. Aes CLARkT.
10 OLIVE oil. q7ar.s piasE=
barrels WHITE WINE VINEGAR;
on GANTARA SULPHUR,
TEXAS FECANS;
bales YUCATAN LEAF TOBACCO;
go hugs tRESIIC' Gt1iINA COW PEAS.
{ y trunks ASSORTED PERI MEkf,
BARFti. a co. Common
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SUNDRIES-
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