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WHEN THERE IS A REMEDY
@ Dr. u NJ oBEGsACK Of Philadelphia cure Fits ST. vitus,
Dance, Worms Dyspepsia Jundce Bilious Sick Headache
Liver Complaint and all affections Of the Bowels his
LIVER PILLS and WORM SYRUP for The benefit Of the
afflicted has expended ss0a well ars study
and Practice make the public acquainted Of diseases
and the eue and is acknowledged that Hobenack hns
saved the lives of within year than
the phyacian the country md simply removing
which Wormswhch has daily destroyed of the psopIs
LOOK to tina dsspepe and obtain pamphlet of Dr. HObens1e
which will at satisfy you.
Fer sale by ]. WRIGHT A en-
mh9o sl2p No 1851 Chartrea street Ne, orles,s5
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,h her services the Ladies' Of New Orleans for
wsI,Trs nn VI ne following diseases; PRoLAPsus uTERI
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adopted by her that which mas met ~
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ladies she can refer ,juaes that
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AMERICAN AUTHORS We have neglected to
call attention to the advertisement in another
column Of Mr.. Thomas L. White, of 105 Canal
street. in reference to his collection of the works
of cur chief American authors, which he has
FOR sale Perhaps as complete list of those
really valuable books, written by American
authors, may be found at his store as in any
south Of Philadelphia. In the catalogue we
ind the complete works Of Irving, Prescott,
Cooper, Hawthorne, Poe--all such as have
established worldwide reputation in letters
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pleasure. Blessed be the hand that pre-
pares pleasure for a child for there is no
saying when and where it may again bloom
forth. Does not almost everybody remember
some kind hearted man who showed him kind
ness in the quiet days of his childhood' The
writer of this recollects himself at this moment
as a bare-footed lad, standing at the wooden
fence of poor little gardenin his native village
with longing eyes he gazed on the flowers which
were blooming there quietly in the brightness
Of Sunday morning, The possessor came forth
from his little cottage-he was a wood cutter
by trade-and spent the whole week at his work
IN the woods, He was come into his garden to
gather flowers to stick in his coat when he went
to church, He saw the boy, and breaking Oft
the most beautiful of his carnations--it was
streaked with red and white-gaye it to him.
Neither the giver nor the receiver spoke a word;
and with bounding steps the boy ran home; and
now, here at vast distance from that home.
after so many events of SO many years, the feel
ings OF gratitude which agitated the breast of
that boy, expresses itself on paper. The carna-
ton has long since withered. but now il blaoms
afresh. douglass Jerrold
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Arrivals at tho Principal Hotels. March 81


ST. CHARLES Z. r. r Burrow, 7 W Crawford, W Bay
Icy mrs Crawfyrd miss A Crawford, Q Eastman,
La; Q Beavers, Ga; J NJ Alhertson, Conn; d Nj
ehois Hos. shton, Y; Anderson, W Anderson,
Mo; mrs d II Pegues, miss Pegues, mr. and mrs
Bachelor mr. Stuart and lady. Pugh, j II Adams,
Ala; J NJ Rowan aud lady, ] o Perkins, KY; 9 l
Hunt Dr. Vaughan and lady. mr. stawood, Reddick
and family, Miss; DR. Trollett and lady, Mass; j
gilbert, Eng Ruggles, N 0; DR. Miles, Cleveland;
Mason Va; mrs r Glover, n II Summers, KY; II
Hughes, " Jago, Ala A Munroa and family, N Q;
King, nlss William miss Spear, Pa; A Murray, y
N; mr. LHommedieu and two daughters ] Geddes
mr. Thompson Ohio; ID D Richardson aud syt D
Richardson and lady, La
vERANDAH . :. q II Branton. va: i O wilson. Texas i
satterfeld lady and syt, DR. Hare, miss u Tobin W
Littleiohn and LADY, Taylor, W Harrison and
LADY Y 10 Modgsn d.. M Moore Watkins 4
Walton and lady Ark; Brown Tenn s b Cook N
Cook, W Foster, Ind; Bristol Ill.
ST. LOUIS. Akin, o A Carter ] D Addison Z Tay.
lor, N o; miss yanbaun, miss ] Whiteman O; Jas
Williams. Lefebre, NJ Fl Dinkgrave G Whitman
miss Whitman DR. Smith, G @ Weeks DR. s Mudd
miss Fram, Hagan, j., $ I Isett aud lady, La; J
Pa; Renshaw lady, child and servant Mo; Rev M
shuck lady and svt, two masters shuck, iCal; Rev
Walker, Moss, lady svt and child, Ala; miss !
mrs Lucas, mrs Namock, Y; II Barnes, Mont
rerl; miss Cox, Sc.
CITY ..J Blossom, steamer Belle Sheridan Jas Nc
Master. Hagger W ] @ Baker, 7 Scarborough,
Routh N W W Stewart, Il Chapman, G Sparks, mi
Boiler ] Mcdowell, D Sparks, s s Ranalett, La;
Goodloe, Harkness Gin; NJ Y Chatham, Z John
son, II Kinsworthy, j Jackson D Field, W b
Hard, W NJ Powell, Ark; A Adams, L Hihbs Ky;
II Martin, II Gillespie, Ind,
ARCADE. -. W II Hackett, I J Redus Durham, D
Hagood. Il II Crosby, N Dukes, W A Pegraham I
w James, D Waddill, d II Mallory Il Jones, r
Key, Dan Mosby, a Wilson, G Il webb, W D Brig
ham Van Hook, A Warren, w II Goats, H Sims, ]
Neal, Klein, Mayfeid, NJ West Louisiana;
RW Guetin, ] b Hollingsworth, Il II McNary II b
Bush, Geo Campbell, q Smith, L Adamson, 4 G
Davenport. D " II Taylor. R " Fields, J W Darby,
+ Green. Martin Wheeler, II Warren,
Texas; W Webb, w Webb, W Burns, II Burns
NJ Sale, Ala s NJ Temple, W A Thomas G
Banks, Ark McGinns, u Ross, Mo j W Moss,
Meyer, Adams, L Hibbs A I Flanagan
Ky; j II Wolfe, steamer NJ Relf; N Tenesson, D
Lenoir, J Ray, NJ Max, ] Gay, ] H Mullin Miss
II Duce, J Sueer, w Dean, Phil.
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The most beautiful women, like the most
beautiful birds and flowers, are often the most
evil aud useless. Between Aspasa and Miss
Dix. or Mrs Fry OF Mrs Chisholm, there is the
same relation that there is between Woody
Nightshade and Pink, or Tulip and Violet
--or between a Bird of Paradise and Nightin-
gale, or a Peacock and a Lipnet.
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The o.. S. steamship Princeton sailed from
New York on the Goth with sealed orders, and
her destination is, Of course, unknown. She is
supposed to be bound for Cadiz, with important
dispatches from Washington
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Captain Robson de Hart, one of the last of
the early steam nayigators of the Ohio and the
Mississippi, died at Louisville on the 18th.
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It is said that Miss Eliza Logan, the actress,
has been offered $25 900, and her expenses paid,
for her professional services in California for
one year
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& GRAHAM's MAGAZINE The March number of
this monthly is one of the best which have ever
been issued. On our first page, we to-day pub
fish a poem from it by that talented young
author, William North, which is worthy of Ten
nyson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22

A man named John Stuart was arrested at
Detroit on the 9th, with $4,000 of counterfeit
money in his possession
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We are under obligations to j. G. Morgan,
Exchange Place, for Q copy Of the March nun
Der Of Graham's Magazine, which he has for
sale Mr.. Morgan has also sent us the March
number Of the New York Journal of Art and
Literature, which he has just received The
Illustrations TO this Magazine are worth three
times its price.
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The Clerk of the steamboat Fanny Smith has
our thanks for Louisville papers Of the 18th.
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DrMgs, .Wedtct..e s a,,d a,he,n1ealsr

pr' =. j. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
I cokEs PREPARATIONS, e1tsusy. sa
niseeh years have by tkarintrisse merits
pssa y equaled BY similar made in ia Nr,
SOUTHERN COUGH sIRup = 'As sss'ia.
EXTRACT OF copAlvA sARsAeApi,rz ...
AMERICAN COUGH LozENsEs' 1-eN sesp eobEss'
CHOLERA sYRAiP AND PILLS
. POWDER AND OINTMENT For ,.r, ,.,. - = .s
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES i'ats fsHiikf AND F2a
~ Fof sale by Druggists eanes.liv
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HA W
CGne2, street.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND BLANK BOOKS
FOR THE COUNTRY TRADE AT
N 0 II M MS.
T Merchants from country purchasing BLANK BOOKS and
SCHOOL BOOKS either for their aess al NOR
MANS the args the eheapea the oek ever offered in
this city, and upon the most favorable terms.
RECORD BOOKS,
For County Courts Rseordrs Offices sups
mh2O dAwH No. IL CAMP STREET
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MIR. JAMES aSDERsoS.-This gentleman, who
has recently returned from Mobile, where he
has been playing highly successful engage
ment, appeared last night at the st. Charles
Theatre in the /" King of the Commons a.
James r, and won much applause for the al
mirable style in which he rendered The char
acter. Mr., Anderson leaves this city this even
ing for Memphis, where he is to play an engage
ment In future, we understand that he intends
to make the United States his home, piece Of
intelligence which will be learned with pleasure
by many. We have reason to believe that some
injustice has been done IN the Crescent to Mr..
Anderson, BY subordinate. and that the impu-
tation conveyed as to his conduct towards Amer
icans N London was ill-founded. A too easy
adoption Of i, on the part Of the person who
made it, led him into q prejudice against even
sae performances Of this deserving actor
Should we have an opportunity, we will en-
deavor 70 repair any wrong Of criticism towards
him. -
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Madame Adolph's removal from the Magnolia
House to 76 Poydras street is decidedly an adj
vantage to both herself and her numerous yisi-
tors. There she will obtain all the Injuries
which the market affords; and her anxious
visitors will receive every possible attention
from Madame's usher, who will conduct them
from the door to Madame's private rooms This
remarkable lady continues to astonish the elite
of the city with her marvellous revelations and
predictions; and no other deyiner in this era
ever gained such reputation. From the numer-
ously reported cases of her skill, she has not
only astonished her visitors, but often much be-
neftted them
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M9sHa 1s of EARNS Rms a. AN ND


ON THE EVENING or THE 3ist OF MARCH, issa
IL already Of the Lots
these sold for 400 SEQ the
for which these os sold showing that
will be good Investment.
B Each Subscriber s5 payable in ina N az
will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS, by 100 feet Ming
together FARM OF from are heauS
ROsEvALE Long Island where Church school,
house and number Of Private Dwellings Stores
already been erected being
several hundred will be erected the coming
City, where family circle can
u Realized whore Bad about 900 Farms
lately besn sold and sales
careful examination of s location th
lily the SOIL selecting Farms agricultural
easnt hai land cheap and calculated faps
been all taken back has ened e.ta ior M
and completely locked upwards hundysd
which large sales have
oamed large be beautiful and
fields waving with tbs abundant earth
The which this land is offered for
hesitate to portion Of it, This
the attention both settlers and peeuao
The safe Of The
when all lands The line OF railroad
within hfy miles Of New York, will be worth pea now
asked for property in Lakeland and Rosevse the
these sisges selling from 800 400
the best opportunities offered thoe who
hone of heir purchase for few
Fa containing sse five and 10
Gas
Nv All persons wishing avail .hsmeyes of The opportunity NV
offered spId Building Empire
pos:d Apply CHARLES WOOD Broadway, Of Full
OF aent
il required, by mail gras A. oSIRAFDER
mh1s d&wim Travelling Agent, ST. Charles Hotel.
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ITALIAN OPERA To-NIGHT. To-night, at the
St Charles, will be played for the first time this
season Mozart's grand opera of Don Clio
vanni, in which will appear Mesdames sontag
and Deveries, Mmlle. seidenburg, signors Roc.
co, Pozzolini and Tafoneli and the other prin.
opal members of the company. The entertain
ment offered for tonight is such as the musical
world is rarely favored with
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The attention of purchasers is called to the
extensive sale Of imported French Brandies,
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Claret and Champagne
Wines, Corks, Gordials, Olive Oil, Scotch Ale,
etc Sale will commence at 1oa o'clock this day,
at No. So Camp street. by R. B. Sykes, Aue-
tioneer. This sale embraces a very general
assortment of pure Brandies and Wines, and
many very old and choice.
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MR. DufFIELDs BENEFIT. = One of the fullest
ana most fashionable houses We have seen this
season, was present at Mr.. Duf6eld's benefit at
the St. Charles Theatre last night
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City Rank of Cochran y 90.
SS Camp street.
% NoTCE-From after this SIX PER CENT INTER
EST will BE- paid on Moneys left in this Bank payable
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid Moneys left any speed
fled
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued bearing the same
rate Intere the Cities Of the
United siatea.
SHORT LoANs made Unidentified coIatersl. shl1 sn.
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il this city, during the winter, is now playing
at Mobile.
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tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief
in the Of all Rupures good it. apply
the roprietor's establishment 10 ST. Charles street, inquire
Dr. Sherman For further particulars on third
page apply to the store for descriptive pamphlet feb2s
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The .NeRC Orleans Printing HOUSE.
A NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT.
SECOND FLOOR OF No. es CAMP sTREET
(Betwsen Poydras and Eatehez)
rropriosor', k y saPIp E sH wasAsSS5y Y
IT At this Establishment eIfEAPLY NEATLY .ns
ExPEplTfousLY, ali kinds of --+
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
. IN ENGLISH, FRENCH IND SPANISH
MAVEN A..
sooks, DAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
fANAt fiLhia BILL RECORD AND INVOICE,
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, etc,
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES DIARIES l
NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RFcrrprs
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS coTTogpRFss prer,pr,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS l7T7 -
eouNIlNG-H9usE do. SHOP BILLS
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND sTEANst,p,
FOREIGN lIPoRTERS,do PosFERs ''if
CHECKS, lsTE4MgoATe4pns
eAfALosuEs, BUSINESS G .pna
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS
NOTES, zj nRusGJsrs
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBIIIs. iNoAAs'
MANIFEST HEADS, FiREMEN's CERT tF1cArrs
oi Ioyn,s,1 BALL AND sor zee INVITA-.
JOURNALS and LEDGERs. T1oss. etc..
5zy- PRINTING IN goLoP -sm
BALL AND soREE INVITATIONS, BILL . or ~
....FRtsrEp -
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMs ON. Erc
9 We have peculiar facilities for RUIZ sG and BrNn1Na
nave 1astreeeyed choice ~ FANCY EMBOSSED
CARDS and fAPtHS Of sf4ea selected with
satss, y 0saef ~ise a. tnoderhte
~ We are prepared to print
T II ERs, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
fok SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, sPBAMsITps
IN PLAIN OR FANCY coIoRs
81 % use HOES POWER aud ROTARY PRESSES ans. RITZ
eLEs' PRINTING ENGlNE-ths best now in M. - ~ NV
work above enumerated. t ~. III Ahaa Of 'de
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HOUSE Furnishing Store,

-
House Furnishing Store,
10 and rs CAMP STREET.
t Til. daily receiving
and varied stock, comprised in which are
quEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
pARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and sIRoHpoLEs
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in ae.S or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE
---zz ENAMELED aud HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANfsIED TIN JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DusTERsi
BRUSHES Of all kinds;
PAPER HANs1Nes aud DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW CoRNICES CORDS and TAsSELs
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS.
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid
SPERM LARD and WHALE OIL.
fee22 2ra2p MILLER, HARRIS WALDO.
TO EEOasse-Eceepevs
w The attention Citizens Strangers visiting City par
iculay called to the varied and speudid Of
N E-FURNISHING GOODS.
at the store of the undersigned which being such
REDUCED PRICES
to render greatly advantage purchasers to call and
mine them. Among their may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
WILL AMI TEA AND SETS.
EARTHENWaRE, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS PRESERVE Dishes DEcANT
ERS ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
sILvERPLATED GAsToRs, WATERS CAKEBAsKETs:
siLVER-PLATED GANpLEsT1cKs, SPOONS FORKS, ETC;
SILVER PLATED WATERS BoTTLE-sTANDs ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS;
WOODEN WARE, TINWARE;
ANDlRoNs, TENDERS, sHoyELS AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
numerous to be named in advertisement.
E B. BROWER l. Co.,
teol1 IMP II Camp street, opposite he City Hotel
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Standard american authors,
LIBRARY EDITIONS,
LET FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET. los


FRANKLIN, 10 vols
SPARKS CORRESPONDENCE or THE AMERICAN REVOLT
TON, 4 vols
EvERETTs WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER. vols.-complsts
edition.
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN AND AurHoRs-Bsapti
fully illustrated. aA-
LEVI wooDBuRY's WORKS, vols
BANcRoFTs HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, . vols.
JOHN c. cALHoUN's WORKS, vols. to4.
WASHINGTON IRyTNG,s SELECT WORKS.
CooPERS SELECT NOVELS, u vols.
PREscoTT'se PERU, MEXICO and FERDINAND AND IsA-
BELLA. l..
WILKES UNITED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION, vols
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, IA vols.
LYNCHS DEAD SEA EXPEDITION,
ELLETS MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RIVERS
WORKS OF THE ELDER JOHN ADAMS.
HAWTHoRNE'S. LoNGFELLoW'S, and BRYANT's POEMS.
sTATEsMANs Containing Portraits
the Presidents of the United States In vols
FRoSTS PICTORIAL HIS TORY OF THE WORLD
EAsTMAN's ABORIGINAL PORTFOLIO
ABBoTTS HIS DRIES OF CELEBRATED PERSONS
LlEBER ON CIVIL LIBERTY AND SELF GOVERNMENT.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF JUDGE STORY vols.
DE TocQUEyILLE,s DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA
N.B.-LAW, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS also
SCHOOL BOOKS, at
mha0 3t2p NO. 105 CANAL, STREET.
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OU as- Comp Street. -1R@ on
LATE PUBLICATIONS, JUST RECEIVED.
ADAMS ON EJEcTMENT. New edition. 1854.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS, yol.1 tolls.
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE, 1854.
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA CIVIL CODE 1854.
MoRGAN's NEW EDITION or THE LOUISIANA REPORTS.
THE ENGLISH ENCYCLOPAEDIA Dictionary Of ussu Know-
ledge. BY Chariea Knight &
THE GRINNEI.L EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN
FRANKLIN. By Dr. f. X. Kane, &E&
RANKINGS ABSTRACT OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES, 70
January, 1884 ..s8 .N88 s@E ~
MuRRAYs BRITISH CLASSICS Goismith's Works, vol. i
DIR. SMITHS HISTORY OF GREECE. Ii volume
BOYS AT HOME. BY o. Adams, with Illustrations
HUME's HISTORY OF ENGLAND Little Brown 4 Co.'s new
edition. in large type and on beautu paper. vols
az For sale by su,,u
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DAN RIcE's-Dan Rices Uncle Tom has
been again DANGEROUSLY demanded and was last
night continued. On seeing it, we confess that
we had never before seen negro comedy upon
the stage in that perfection in which we have
often seen it at its proper home, the merry plan
tation, when, on some occasional jollity, Cufy
gave aloosa to himself in all his boundless hilarity
and was the inimitable buffoon, the native born
Jack pudding. As for Dan, he shines the very
chief Of this as Of almost else whether
the droll Or the man fsense the parson, the law
yer, or the horse Jockey. OF the ebony Dan
stands the very Garrick, the very Prince Mem
non Of sooty performers, the true Black Prince
in comparison with whom he of the histories was
perfect scullion. He was well sustained, and
the whole piece is the only genuine presentment,
of negro life and manners that We have ever
seen.
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INDIA BEEF 500 tiercss superior quality,
aiss '-A w s s.akzsakpx co, rs TsAoap,ss4...
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FAINTER me subscriber cali The
comprising eyegv antilles to his assorted snsI
exa,nins;en s.se in his line baauesR ali If ME-
WAFER asna NH mp p During TX
GoSsREsss sE s al Mineral
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looked hard at him. s Well, my dear Mr.
Eofte.p he at last sai, ssiace that il your mood,
i, too, asn certain you will not die prognostic
justified By the patients speedy recovery 10
the yellew fever. as ID other maladles, faint
heart kjlig many e
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Complimentary Testimonial t. George Jamison.

In accordance with the following Complimentary
Benefit will be Mr. George Jamaon ST. Charles Thea
tire, the evening of Thursday, the 2ad inst.
Particulars in future advertisements,
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aA1stsf1P . W. 3. EhN9sdEeg,.
DEN tai SURGEONS
lo4 COMMON STREET
WpPosie the Private Entrance Of the ST cb..,, 49,,
~, q =. H. KNAPP having had twenty ye.,,, ,.
~ Procession and being associated with Dr. CHANDLER
them with their patronage - tN . VINO may honor
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DE.H sEMauy of your city, desirous
of the deserved compliment Benefit
theatrical appointed
the subject wishes thereupoa request
accept posr, appoint nigh. pro
posed testimonial may take place.
An early will obige yours, with much regard s "a
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