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SECOND MARRIAGE.-It is remarked that widows
and wioowers marry more readily than those who
have never entered matrimony. This is one of 4 he
greatest com pments to marriage life that could
be bestowed upon it. Were man not to marry
second time, it might be concluded that his frat
wife had given him disgust TO marriage; but bv
taking a second wife, be pays the highest compl.
ment TO the first, by showing that she made him
60 happy o married man, that he wishes 10 be
80 q second time. ltIIfh :
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

The MEMPHIS CoNvENrIoN.-The Governor OF
Mary land has, at the request of the Committee Of
Correspondence of the Southern CONNER cial Con-
vention, to be held at Memphis on the first Mon
day in June, nominated about five hundred and
fifty delegates from the whole State to attend, or
to appoint their own substitutes.
This convention il expected to discuss the sub.
jects Of
GA continental cotton depot, in opposition to
Liverpool;
'Of direct expectation of cotton by the planter;
.Ofa Southern importing market, in opposition
to New York;
"Of Southern lines of steamers;
"Of stimulating manufactures, education, &C.,
&C." 3,tf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17
The MAnnLE Bua1NEsa.-An article in Hun

THE MARBLE BUs1NEss-An article in Hunts
Merchants Magazine upon American marbles,
says that the tract of country lying between the
Adrionic mountains on the east, and extending
from the northern part of Vermont south, into
Connecticut, contains the finest specimens of mar
BILE in the world. The Parian marble, go long eel
ebrated unsurpassed in quality and variety, the
writer says, is exceeded in every respect by that
of New England. The value of the marble quar-
ried there is now amounting to $1,000 900 annu-
ally This region is laid open to us by the North.
ern railroad. a
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

IScIDENTs BY THE WAY.-The New Haven
Palladium, OF Saturday, says: GA plainly dressed
man, with white hat and black Grape, was killed
yesterday morning on the Middetown branch rai
road. He was seated on bridge, about three miles
from Berlin, and was reading religious pubica-
ton, as afterwards appeared. He was discovered
as the cars came round curve; the whistle
sounded, but he did not move and il too late
to stop the train. He run and c1l "a too
IN the middle. He had bottle by his side, and had
been on spree. 1t is believed that he meant TO
commit suicide.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

The subject of which President Roberts, of Lii
IBERIA, makes proclamation, places the British gov
eminent IN an awkward position. The purchase
of "laborers" on the coast of Africa At ten doiia
head is but shade above the purchase of slaves
at the same price; and it seems that the same
"chiefs" who formerly dealt in slaves are now
rea1y 10 engage to supply these s'laborere." John
Bull must take care of his laurels.
albany Evening journal
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

STRAIGHT RAILROADS Too little attention hss
been paid in mot of the railroads of more recer
construction to the curves. These are much too
frequent and too abrupt for safety. Something is
saved in the hrst cost and often in the Grade ebv
frequent curves. but, in the long rum The s,raighter
the road the better. A'''
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

A MODEL LEaIsLAruRE.-The Rhode Island
legislature adjourned on Friday, after session Of
-FOUR Gays. Among the acts passed was one calling
pIovlong that the property of married women,
Git1ens OF the State, and married to aliens shali
descend to their children; a city charter was
gta aass 70 newport; Governor Philip Allen was
the 4th OF March last.--Albamu AHas. -
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

IKE, SAID rusty old heather of The desk.
''hoW 90 astronomers measure the distance to the
sum: why" replied the young hopeful, "tbey
goesses ~ one fourth the distance, and then mul-
tiPlies by four. ee-Altany Journal,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

FREDkcIcx DouaLAss in his speech at the Anti
Democratic party was swallewed up in slavery,
and that the Wing party was dead, and only heard
pngs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

IHE WHIa GovERnoR OF MAINS is surrounded
is, that very littte harmony prevails. The Gov
e1nor mas made his nominations from both parties.
Inc Council rejected the Wings, whereupou the
Governor withdrew the Democssts
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

Judge CHARLES MASON, of Iowa, recently
appointed Commissioner of Patents, has ar
rived in this city, aud is staying at Wizards
Hotel.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17
Total. Sl,424, 1856 sI2s456 s9s2f

According to this statement, the net increase of
voluntary contributions to charitable and religious
institutions during the year would appear to have
been about $l20. 600. But many returns are
wanting, and others incomplete, we shall be
safe in estimating the increase at $3.50, 900 to
$l750O0
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

DICKINSON CoLLEaE.-A student, fresh from his
home, became sick of varoloid the other day, and
impaired it to three four others. Straightway
the rest the students left and the most exagge-
rated reports went abroad. The sanitary reguia.
tons recommended in the Republic some weeks
since would prevent such panics. Adopt the right
means to save the patient and prevent infection,
and keep no secrets-then there will be no e1-
aggerations.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

The Hon. PREsLEy EWING has been unanimously
nominated for reelection to Congress from the
fourth district of Kentucky.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

JOHN A. STUART, ESQ.,, formerly editor and pro.
prietor of the Charleston Mercury, died at Beau:
fJrt, South Carolina. the Sd instant in the SD
year of his age. He was an able advocate OF
the State Rights party during the notification
controversy. @
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IQcre1gP 07,pr

= Some notion of the amount annually expended
by our citizens for charitable or religious purposes
may be gathered from the following table:
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OUI 11U11e OOTTespUnuemCes
We regret to learn from an announcement
by "lchabod," our Washington correspondent,
that his letter which appears in this days pa
per is the last of the series that we shall re-
ceive., We hope at an early day to be able to
supply his place.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

MURDOCH, THE AcToR.-The Cincinnati Gazette
notices the benefit of this gentleman, and says he
is the first actor of America, and perhaps of the
world, and that he purposes to visit gland soon
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

"Mr. Anderson has been the chief clerk of the
mailing department in the Pittsburgh post office
under every postmaster, Democrat or Wing, for
many years; and he carried, besides the claim of
peculiar qualification for the duties of this Office
most extraordinary testimonials of fidelity and in.
tegritY.'
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

PosTMAsTER AT PiTTsBUReH.-The Pittsburgh
Journal is pleased with the new appointment, and
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17
WASHINGTON:
Our Home Correspondence.

UEsDAY MORNING, MAY IT, 1858.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17

RELIGION AND PHILANTHRoPY-The New York
Herald, in a review of the anniversary meetings,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-17
THE REPU BLIC.

fro BE Continued
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(SlgneU,) FhhNCO FERNANDEZ.
To the Municipal Chief Of La guinillas
Mr.. CARLISLE then read the order heretofore
published, proceedings of 18th of April,) which
the witnesses the part of the de PENDANT
that they bad received on reaching Laguinillas.
Mr.. MAY. l wish now to renew an offer which
was objected to when made BEFORE on account OF
its oaving been out of the regular course of pro.
ceeding deslR that the court will give the Jury
leave to apply sHest for the ascertainment of the
genuineness of signatures.
MIR. CARLlsLE. The case for the prosecution il
closed, and would inquire whether what is pro.
posed be evidence or not?
The CoURr. 1t ia not evidence, but the Jury ma Y
apply, 1t they please, at the proper time The Jury
accord
Mr. MAY. Have not right to give the Jury
this piece OF tissue paper, on which IL traced one
OF the signatures and rubrica TO the mining title
| that they may place 1t over each succeeding one
and see that there 10 not hairs breadth of differ
| ence between any of them?
| The CoUar. II the jurors desire, they may look
at them.
MIR. CARLISLE. Can paper prepared bv the at
torney for the prosecution be placed in the hand,
| of the jurors:
] Mr.. MAY. 1t was the senior counsel for the do
fence who Instructed US In the mode of DETECTING
| forged signatures which now ask that the ;ur,
may apply. The same thing was permitted by
the circuit court in the Van Meas case u il ao res
sonable and proper, that had no idea that obiec
tion would be made to il.
| Mr.. BaApLEy did not offer it to the iurv ex
| cept at the proper time.
Mr.. MAY. j suppose that whenever the iur,
think proper they may apply the test.
The COunr. 1t il for the jury to make the reoues
themselves. lr raa
| Mr.. CARLISLE. We shall claim the right on on
part to present to the jury signatures Of Dr. Gun
ton with rubric to bank notes, all written in tn
| same manner. p- HHf
The Dnrnlcr ArroaNEv. We shall object 4
that. 10 quite immateriai whether the test pro
| posed BY my colleague 10 applied now or not II
see fit to use it in argument to the jury, shall
80.
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.JoTfcE 10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE 10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,
! GALVESTON HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD
6"v'1ni and ap the Office Of the uadeTs gsd Carroton in
for the n the entire and tie apply Of al
teas 0n excepted Galveston TO Houston distance Of my
Plans specifications of- tn, d Jay
Of August Proposals will be received III the FIST day Of September
BIDS Wiz be- ,te for The contraction Of the road en Or
,iATER1AIs REQUIRED.
los 0GN CI Ties iuche sap, moi than
n.a sruas-- pos s~iar, yellow pine all
100 600 . rl. 40 . ani 30 feet long, nsH square
~ .'e s'aI ~ -ssI'S PIN" pot 'hk' '~i' " aP's'
90 900 trt r. III and an length ha, IS i.e
100 FIang. i itts, i TO - '.si
lrV 900 WeatlFr rptoiiny, Ia ,lp.
so .fGj s,,.,lng. i4le ot - ~ u Z u.
a'i, o o8S 6. sor.7 igst
l0D e9D Nike 2t.t ~ Il, o. 70 u feet,
luu- u be- a-srr- ii Gsis is Al p9ri s's-..bl' 10
brings ogtan Of the Company tr~~sn No'rin'
p', VIII b. svri IN 'he The delyafy d 5000
rur ballast Gravel iohrse Sanh Or shells a, Khh
l Houston proportions md tn' to be Indicated by me chs
trsnerr CUE month "t iSs,t 6tt =, re-, heTlIi
rior'. ~i h. r4ce, "a slo for grading o. ihe "h' me having
~ rut ysflz o = b. and III
also png wat BAY saOO "a for The -'n''r
Of BRIDGES amounting so let 10 I've
spans A for 1870 I"srs Il 70 70 feet high Al 70 be h'
according specifications and plans 70 be the o e.
Proposals will l Received N like mr"er tor laying n Ale
l,rger accompanied proper n ab' 70 PER
inrin, will be viewed wtih the Hvor.
All e work bs completed within from NO7smts' J.
1853.
Payments mortly upon the
Engineer cent being ned III The compilation he Contract
Satisfactory viii 10 required, oni Of ourh the total
for tho tathi1 performance q obgR ions, tn 'u ="
tender d with the tide.
All bids must b. cndoraed
Proposs-ealysst-u n. a n. Railroad"
- Fun information wl be Furnished a, her fce q 70 tH"
Of letting eDntraat CALEB g. tORSHtfr
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IL l Bacon 6U0 bbs H,qr 0n do whisky
II Davis 10
bAlvs hay Is ks lfahat4ss
com Dasy3o0 scks 80 do bran DUTY - SKIS Iaiaes
Elder dco2p6i lead Ia bArks FuIItk
axis corn Farley Lbis irosa
"a mis- N0pr obsreo krnrett &ol0 ks kter 4 lld
io La, hcpp keuuett
sso gs Meyer, Mummy AGO 10 b1s mdse Col Mye57 d.
IND apples MaItn6 ibis u Kegs tutet Moore
MRcauayl05 els Post Mel pERs mtsf
,e 6cl3 hbds tobaco II Roiewsh 81 eos Roger
- ETC. ThouP9n-l sacks potatoes II frnati ~ bales wool
- Ggg &eo-5s es hemp Wood 100 sugar kettles
III hhd S. bb iI no els rope Camden &eOle
i bbs hard IS bbls do Wright &eosnudres to oieITe
,.iieL. . hhds.
c4-Per steamer Chancellor No 8. 50 bale, Irvine Farme.
Boo fu-44 Gtatnau &c02 do q Frllonts
nsss Bradley Wilson cos q. Siddal Green 6ra-l 10 do
Chs 70 bbs and b1s apPicsBsue SmmslO0 bbs whisky VII
RssS Nalloi-OO do Jas CoBnoly " Rushs5o barrels
tsB Is tea hams Ne, BTo Voorhees,
ae mise kIidgse DeIya cheese :, l. pOsoq &'c2s
tiriph Seol5a hndls paper
bneostt do Marn-so ibis sppy' lHsgmri Sis apple
lGs DO IL My be41ui69 do II BoImol2 bbs whisky Gus
olhss Donn 10 ibis whisky W Grr4 eggs
rouse nH' 90 rsg Sehntdet5 do tgga W Bentley
TCI~ehea Nlm Chisi DO do Robertson Mclouga5 do
eol Dc eegs IT. pcs stone sullivan 81 do Austin Goodyn
DIT AooTeIe Is &co+ ettcea II Bar! ml.e
hcoks hco7 pkges udse Turner Wilson S hnlr
- DO 40 T. VI na tco-suudes TO erlerIola
4bhds ,ou M amer Lyon: balea Ths,ub
aeo-tO do 70 G4BE 6co-l do Greenwood ScOls
kI 10 bs. an, r atOes 10 ordeTotsl cotton ilO bales
,teame Pttser Miller 10 hhds sugar Hall
n 10 las hides ] b Bslocq-, ena'it' 70 ofue''
WILL ~ us1,a,d 4 a. sen-sandres TO er1eT.
ps, ,.snsr Downs IS hhds Gooircl
"a lt sugar sbs moasse 'iA Lse-' oO- 'Aas''
RIand Landry-sundnes to order
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL -IIARRIs & MORGAN have re-
u moved to tue loot Of julia arest opposite the
AN dag, irs liz
ID EMONAL-WRIGHT WILLIAMS x Co have
q removed 81 CAoniet SOs. liz 4d
St. Charles Hotel j=22 N
Z EMOVAL-l have removed from No. 90
= e Common street 70 No. S., Iay old stand.
nh5 WILLIAM l.. CUSHING.
~ EMOVAL.-J. O. PERSON, Real Estate,
u Exchange Broker, Exchange
Place No Commercial Place, uov2s
~ EMOV AL--MICHELI., BEVERLEY & Co. have
T. removed from Ne. 50 PoYDRAs STREET,
c3ruer q Magazine. II
NOTlCE.-BARELLI Il Co have removed back
Their Old stand, 4 Common Hotel. orllt
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

GRfsctSr orFnr.
Friday Morning july - 1858. !
COTTON-There some inquiry yesterday, but the
les limited about 100 bales mostly at slight re.
pcton in the rates. We now quote:
hrw ORLEANS cLAssltlcATIoN.
Inferior .,... $40 r. MiddIing Fair. lih9l'. y
Midlnns ....,.. ols6lo4 Good Fair. "a
Good MiIlling. lUt.t0ll14 Good and Zine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTArEuss.
Stock on hand Sept ls52 ,S553 ro''''as.s
Received since, .,,,, 6iaSi3 -oen, i7'''
ye''eF4ay'' o--''l $50 le5 s5-7o7sl
Exported to lste.....lc.o44 .odo67 .. so4s'
yesterday. =" J--Iei94i4 Ooo-5sso8
s'ook on hand not cleare' ...... 1898 sI577
lh' only sales reported were HID at lOt
and .. Yellow Bank at S: p n,
'Ah-rrlc~ we're higher and we noticed sales Of
hna7' 'ne" ling as Prime at a.. 43 Prime at 5 a, aud
'ouh@'as al S16e /, ID
MoLA9 sEs-The market continued dull and the only
@oi ny moment 80 bbls Golden Syrup at 49,
gal 40,
'.LouR-The accounts Of a rse in the Upper Rivers
iher unsettled the Flour market bu, holer- generally
eaz.l full prices The sales embraced barely 400 bbl-
ulDg three small lots superfne st Louis s.
a. = and 90 Extra in three lots. at 50 = Dbl
GRAlNThe principal saes Of Corn l-U sack. In
feror at 80 ana lbs Csa = bushe vi 800 900
iacks st Louis sold in three lots ijf bushel
Bran was selling in small lots at 81 Z. 100 ID
| PRONlSIONS-Pork sold in retail parcels Mt SIS % q
i Tor Mes Bacon firm, with sales Of g casks Ribbed
lies at Clear at 50 and casks ordinary should
satjA.s e. H. We also heard OF LOO casks sold Wed
Fsiay evening and not then reported including 20 Of
Sides at 4 and 50 Of shoulders (G0 and ~ at q e H.
CANDLEs-Wc noticed sales Of TOO boxes star in two
'ots at o 4, and %, e H.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of any consequence doing
FREIGl!IsA ship Ia ken Tor lIavrc at n Tor
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

EGENRY PARSONS, Is Camp-aN-
I street sale PIANO FuRTES from ssr~ig i R5
NUNS CLARk, ClilckEllNG and PLEYk1. = II n
These cell bTatsd builders acknowledged n u
al all autei with thu business, Ilir
speak for themselves and dsp all doubt, Tie
respectfully invited to cali amt xanne hgi ss Tuu- rpair
Ing ear,flly and with lspsch. ie4s tt
sSIANOS AND ARPS.-KUSTNER, MIA
MANEFACTGRER or PIANOS AND HARPs 3S..-xS
No Camp street The Orphan Asylum
public that he Will profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING TIhSOs HARRIS
~ -ue-r nm . !. n N 49, L.
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EKs-J01s',s WlNb"W Class assaz'ei =.es. now a"i
l4E AM boz 81 re-. ise ale BIS - .-
'zi'" :, n. 't'ENEf, i le.'ss--. street
= eS5 4. n. N :..s. a s G oy ,'
V, = ,s}, ' ga,,.s q Flp qo,
p4Mi52h Ns--onr ,"e t3gee aud tive Fslloasi
R4E WHISKY 4ee1is old Reen4 ,S fe 81 ss1 by
SsUNDRlES-Ca Cargo of schooner Layiuia-
- = :, igess HH a5ss
3 ssl! Is ii5 S$,'S,,a ,. ...,..
MA, and sls ~ i a"tiFAs 90. % Go,.r street
asUNDRIEs-
- ioGT TlNG-eoc,s q aoReo "a lIowso Aisron Co..
i Ist4 4 ii, 81 i sa f', . s ss@A
ANlStTTE-42ras
tnSR2f f .ds ,ta ,s sa1s s,aI For
strynR1fs
- Ssols.ss rlcANS. ,.,,,.,.,,,...r,..
.oo, oats ASIA
Ia .o'y ana Ios'.ls " q . co. MAS o. ''g,- sttset
t.,JNDRIES-
- RnM-l?fq a i sers Jamaica aud st. cro,,
S EsiGWfE l2 .s'. 10 lar. each, ,y
i,p wlN M q qual,rr [.rks and 10 tresi
%lShY c Y es. g Es,gsss !. ,,.nn,.
e-,TYnpIrS ~ -
- Mi51hsA WlNr-sy,,, lry op.., qr.. an, esshs,
prs c1"Nh'N ''s Vs. 4 ~. CO CO y Ts5 . street
C,IrNnptEg
- CIIAMrAGNE -solasEe,s ;raFe roa5 pn mud aaorts;
MoNoSGAIlE1A wIllsKY-4a bills. Wmehs-isri
sk@1G. .SGs sis5%' ''' ' a'''
norrLts l5u sfa'e ror,o' ana Mel.ira. For sale by
1-tINnptrS :
- CANnIFs-.51i .,,.s aI,,,.rtir,
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
FURNITURE, ETC.

FURNITURE, ETC.
GtANAL STREET F URNITU RE |-gssS
= JSTORE.-W T. DAVIS Dealer in CABIN ct FUR -
NfIURE French and German Plate LOOKING LhshS,
Spring rfRESSES FEATHERS u 4 Esz2k1t
rise W Canal street, below BsroUuc, opposite the
CaarCh. noN.s on
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Tchoupitou
: street. Ibd Fourth streets La Al snds Of
CABIN sT v ARE hand sale, and
shortest Wood farming executed to order
59e.s IvGs JoHS BANTCHY
EOHE 8 BuRGEN has removed his /1s3;4si5
- FURNITURE STORE itell No. ITO No b5MA@A-"f
ElNE STREET immediately CpFOe TIE Arcade, srrg
pe tauase he has .srstoiore
u l. frIru Az the pEtle dSg "
E1 b. BROWER 81 Co, ~
H8ESE FEREISHFNE sT0RH, Il
CAMP STREET.
CHINA GLASS Ann EARrItEN WARE;
SILNEl. PLATED hNp BRITANNIA WARE; -
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
JAPANNERY, LAMPS,
a.,i iysp COOKING STOVES, etc. eta
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pLADEN SPRINGS. Alabama The -

orderEusi ptgpns,o Of t-- Celebrated sn prP4lar
SlttuE happy ~ inform ts ffIrud- >hp
-tst i9rs rst-d sut paftak
a0d he public geuerhy that he prepared Accommodate
f.tIH
70 spfia2 informed
Insh7 River, aud eighty tdlss h1b- ghrt s
fae- y OCULAR stssnb0at Itl'l.
tlsls3-, AID
from The s'stBloats p4-sulera visiting the Spin
~ The c0auty aiasnt The
health al
RAP r'E'1rAt % To health Of n. eri-ebrd Vstd.
lie Taters y efetta
y ts8 0f The ltgs- and Edusy-, neuralgia,
III in1 rEfrriH has shown that they
fDNNO& NtsJlEN. Ffay4i-+ar. rttg.
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a saahbL, fine MhooN MEDIC c. ARETi
hall hhds. ENCF.
800 boxes nut rom Bo deaux, and i sae by
ie3e ~
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tpELL CHENEY SPRINGs-Tbe UNDERSIGNED

respectfully pubic chat they have purchased this
Watering pAc and have ia the improve
for he visitors Tie Springs
". Fe Wood parish Of St. Landry thirty ne North wet
bir!a distance Alexandria,
mites worth Of Bayou chicot. The possesses highly
4ATs, and has oved eacioas 10 aggravated diseases which
the
Y Water, and much appreciated nvls Deer Fox and
Lake mics 10 length with depth Of situated three
s ball from spIngs, abound
ek a Hounds for hunting, and BsN for tshu, will furnished
The and Liquors which
grke, afford will
be Opousas aud Washington transport
tAe SPRING.. Goti Music viii
given Per week, gratis Hunting Hors4a Vehicles Transport
ladies' Lake will he kept hire u huuiHg
should their Gur Fishing Tackle may purchased
Nisitcrs ig-i from l.; May
BOARD:
l
Children and Servants hall price.
Is
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Opening Of the TNoLI BEER GARDEN, .gLyse
~ lirtra4 kalroAl Urs t' she Frank SE
EI0-pt. luHsr -a.i .ulr Ii. VIZ
liz general as VII ofn ts ye vel know ayori- UT
nj amusement 81 %Ilzi Marza - l-53 Alter
ts Bs Ii MLSl.AL u IERLU DIES Gu EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY attention viii
EHgrut Rtrsm-us, we'll as The comfort Of
toe I'll atteft5n GuI qFe his
rsoAi ul gtiF amusement for as Visitors
ueh re-nHtLts furnished
mai lrI j. NORGRTMLER
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ssrRPHY,S HOTEL and kESTAu. e

preor-Thise Establishment, amary known tothe SSSkE
bic, wi, be opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
~ The house has been thoroughly repaired sHt nwy furnished
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i RCADE HOTEL, r. S. MORSE, Pro .-z.<ss

& OhhDlNO-A very nauusomely lurnisneu
ROOM The Second Floor in Of the most desirable eea
the First Dis ret and business De had b.
Gentean and ha Vile by addressing note to F. R. p at hi
'1i,s. References exchanged necessary. mh!s
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE rHt b'rS ''rs-srSI,
Friday Morning. July - .s5a
CLEARED YESTERDAY
lf psla, M.yr-, Tor Bal1s Santiago, W khan
ARRIVED
MEMORANDA

r steamer II D Bacon , St Louis 10Th Ia rort,
Orleans Ste amer. Henri Chouiesn aDl Grand Tower.
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AgADEIRA VINE o, & Co Palhetinbo
" b and London Market hIadeir, Wine, sale by
WNi. h.. LENt,lSllli . 60, Agents,
ans 6in = Ltt stftrf.
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Lrsr OF vxssxLs IN roaT NOT CLEARED.


Nj ERCHANDIsE FOR SALE To arrive,
- per thr' Hartford, Bennington J0shn, Anru uss,,
100 burrep Large No, NACREREL
lou thfiU
250 tors- GOLDFISH:
}no do, No. | HEARINGS.
49, do MAy,lalrn BEHRING'S.
IS ID. liuc Apple CHEESE
II ctAks bssthtl Winter and S,r,uy WHALE tu
u Ibis. IItkLED lIERRtNGS. "a ''''
d.. ~ A.' y "rTi,e, by J. H. CARTER b ca.
I'- ~" 70 AM 10 common ~ aud TshoupiionHE se' T.
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HOTELS AND YOARDINa

& NTl HOTEL.--This Hotel viii c,naa x.psA
~ on sac ash nst4nt, foT tune .r., b. IL
P''pneh' opportunity o make ..asv r+ai,s S$k
lapf1srfa'Di'. o BbATEfs 4 "a fs,o ia,
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mr. Ans SANTIAGO-Pr shr Diana loo Tbs SO b
tobacco cks leo bSs bbs pigs
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aT N tFI9 v TFfIRITT N'LFfrNNY,
'ayiHs sHgt-1 H't,
re l4t r. 4 ~ l h igiant y q h. -i -enre eTTT0N
TOR MD f.fNt tI.4Nt&3 NJ
% osr'lat-i sfrea aui " fse IF 'I.Nif5LL Z CO.
JOHS ffiyHEffifT.
-. ON ~ Lrra i 49, NJ .Ias.nn-
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SEVERAL handsome Front Rooms with m
- Board r Fams by application Nc, ~ IA
fyr street Also, Rooms and Board r Ss gentlemen - Day
Bgard On tho reasonable termo. mI!9 TN