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Cur masters than
We're still at least our counsrymen.

We speak warmly How can we forbear /
Who does not know that the abuses we ore now
complaining Of have become intolerablea Who
does not feel that none can bear it, except those
dishonorable and disloyal trafiokers for office,
who willingly, for their own dishonest ends,
barter away, To the worst and fooliahest Of for
eigners, the rights and the l-being Of oil
good citizens, and even the true interests Of the
naturalized foreigner himself
Himself usually poor and less abio than
others I'd make his way, In . strange land,
through the public disorders which foreigners,
stirred up ny wicked demag pgues. excite, and
tho general prejudice which their conduct is
fast producing, the alien, in his own person,
pays more severely than al others the mischief
which he does or which political ;ugglers do, to
play upon his ignorance md his passions. tits
the poor who. more than all, have need that the
law, ever vigorous and impartial, shall protect
oil men, oil the while. Wealth and power can
protect themselves, It il, more than ali, the
poor who have need that the country whore they
are should flourish for d bad and foolish gov
ernment grinds, starres, Expresses chiefly the
poor: the rich II fayors; or they can buy it Off;
or they can fy from 1t. Bad government can
take much from the rich: but from the poor ii
takes all. 50. again, It is the poor who have
the trnest and strongest interest In keepine up
Q genuine republican free Government. The
rich are free enough. almost anywhere it is
generally but the poor who are enslayed What
the Bible is, in the moral world, good and sober
Republican Government is ii the civil: both
are the salvation Of the poor AS, then, the
poor are, far beyond all others, the sufferers by
paa government. 50 the foreign born poor man
-. O oil the poor, the sort Of person who most
neees good laws, good government. and the
greatest public prosperity to assist him: for. IS
strange country ill the resi- Of the poor have
the advantage over him.
Instead Of considering Ill this. ard bo,r I;t+1a
they were in ondition ,hy tak;ne i,
in our Government, to benet 4;
selves the great body Of these men. IN, s ssrs.
cially Of our headlong friends the Irss -
rushed into politics, as last as they landed IA
not only have aided all disorder. All t,,r,.,1s
and every thing illegal and mischievous, mt ~
doing this, more and more. every day. With i
domineering violence and arrogance, which have
nov reused the general Indignation Of the SONS
OF the soil. They are nor accustomed to he
lordea over and will leasl Of all bear il from
men admitted, by boon, to . participation IN
our freedom, not 70 q right Of hectoring and
running rs.
u the sober and just part Of then--and va
rslolse e say they are many feel as strongly
g We Dc the folly, the mischief, the criminality
q thsse courses, and the probability that the
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Bn tie National ltne.
Further by the Arabia.

THE INsURRECTION IN SPAIN.
4 New YORK, March 16.-The insurrection in
Snragessa commenced in cavalry regiment
which revolted and seized the castle They
were finally defeated and fled from the city,
which was declared in state Of siege, and
martial law proclaimed Beside Gen. Concha,
the famous chieftains and ministers, Narvez and
Espartero are implicated in the instruction.
A general revolt was greatly feared by the
Government.
OHIO RIVER TEAMBOATS.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-The river contin-
ues to recede, but there is yet sufficient water
on the falls for the largest class Of boats. Ar
rived from New Orleans, the steamers Sultana,
southerner, A. Z. shotwell and Glendy Burke.
Departed for that port on Saturday, the r. ] !.
Ward.
MR. FILLMORE.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.--NIr. Fillmore left
this city for New Orleans on the Robert T.
Ward on Saturday, the 18th.
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Why sUigt the People s,snes.

WHEN THERE IS A REMEDY
w Dr. j. NJ HoBENsAcK Of PHILADELPHIA cures Fila ST. vitaa
Dance Worms Dsspepsa Jsund Bilious FeyrB Headache
Liver Complaint and all affections Of the Bowels Stomach
LIVER PILLS and WORM SYRUP for the benefit Of the
afflicted has expended we'll years study
and Practice make the public acquainted Of diseases
aud the cures and Is acknowledged obensack has
saved ths lives Of within gear than Of
the PhSsciana the country and simply by removing
which Wormswhh has daily the people
Look to this dyspep and obtain pamphlet Of Dr. Hobensaek
which will Al saisfy you.
Fer sale by ]. WRIGHT d CO.,
mhe0 stap No ISL Char,rea strsat Nav, oxla.r.
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To the Ladies'.
NJ A D "a NJ p /. a n n

~ N n y a NJ u A e -
Respectfully oiera he srvieea the of New oieapoz
tae heatmsnt OF the oowirI diseases: PReApss ITEpI
WHITES, PRoFusE ANB PAINFUL MENsTRt1ATIoN Ess
6oRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by her Tint which
the distinguished Surgeons Of Paris and New d
It's success here Of which abe has ample testimony and the
ladies ahe can refer aahes
Of me Uterus not Of aeaneerous nature, be
Madam dsyotes hee exclusively to the al
can be consulted DAILY, al errsaidence,
mylB 2ptf fsR az ya..t -.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY The following is stated
to be prophecy taken from an old volume Of
predictions, written in the 10Th century
In twice two hundred years, the Bear
The Crescent will asssii
But ifthe Cock and the Bull unite
The Bear shall not prevail,
In twice two hundred years again
Let Ismaei know and fear,
The Cross shal stand. the Crescent wane,
..I-5# Dissolve md aiaanneAr
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THE Dali. n OR ESQ EN e.
TUESDAY NOR Ming. MARCH u, 1864
THr COURIER .sssD ouRsELpEs.

THE COURIER AMI {, RSEfL TsE $.
There has been come little Interchange Of not
sxactly siviiisiss between ME editor Of the Goas
rier ana oarsslf. III committed the first viola
ton of courtesy ~, perhaps, the greater one;
but certainly meant only ~ sarcasm for sarT
oasrsl Through the good Offices Of friends, We
hare coma III an understanding that We were
both II HE wrong, and thai henceforth there
IslsalI NJ nothing but personal good will and IT,
gitimate discussion between Us.
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Drugs, .Neettctaa es aaad zlhaaaIcais-

Dr. =. J. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street. -
ks DR.. e. ]. coxE's PREPARATIONS, erenaiy. ass.
nearly fifteen years. have by their aeqn
unsurpassed sqnaled b. similar ii North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, SARs APP RILLA AMI, f1rppr
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES 'n'
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
b1ANEET CURE OF THE PILES avn Fha-
ED- For sale by Druggiets generaiv
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- 1 A -s

Camp street.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND BLANK BOOKS
FOR THE COUNTRY TRADE, AT
N O r M MS.
w Merchants from this country purchasing BLANK
SCHOOL BOOKS either can find NOR
MANS the lagsst the cheapest the offered
thia city, and upon the favorable terms.
RECORD BOOKS,
For County Courts Raeordsr Sheriff. sups.
rior,
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On Monday March 30 o'clock MARY LOUISA youngest
Of Edward A. and Jaa A Tyler aged ns three
months.
B The snds Of tho family requested funeral
THUS AFTERNOON, four O'clock residence paren
carnar Of Nayadss and Clio streets
kY Boston and Whestng papers plenss copy.
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A great and disastrous land slide occurred
on the 10th, on the Canada Great Western
Railroad. near Dundas. causing the stoppage Of
trains for week.
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Gordon s CO. 8 grist mill, at Rochester, N. r.,
was burnt on the morning Of the 18th, involving
loss Of VIC, 200, one-half Of which is covered
by insurance.
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FIRE IN MoBILE. Masterson's crockery ware
house, situated in Water street, Mobile, has
been destroyed by FIRE. The loss is estimated
az s1l 500. The property was insured in that
3citv
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The cod and mackerel fishery in the district
Of Barnstable, Mass, in 1858, amounted to
1886, SOC
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The passage by railroad from Philadelphia to
Cincinnati Is now made in q hours at cost of
only Ss15.
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! 81 / !
Rn 3T AZ @7773T -3zE77# r
Oe aa~ Camp Street. -gssN

OU @g~ Camp Street. -e@ OU
LATE PUBLICATIONS, JUST RECEIVED.
ADAMS ON EXCITEMENT. Nav edition, 1854
ENGLISH LAW AND EouITY REPORTS. vo.i tols,
MoRGANs LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE, 1854.
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA CIVIL CODE, 1854.
MoRGAS,s NEW EDITION or THE LOUISIANA REPORTS.
THE ENGLISH ENcYcLoPEDIAA Dictionary 81 usstui Know
ledge BY Ghariea Knight.
THE GRINNELL EXPEDITION I'M SEARCH OF SIR JOHN
FRANKLIN. By Dir. Il. X. Kane.
RANKINGS ABSTRACT OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES, to
January, 1884.
RURRAY's BRITISH CLAssICs-Godsmih's Works, vol i.
DR.. SMITHS HISTORY or GREECE. In j volume.
BOYS AT HOME By G. Adams, with Illustrations.
HtJMEs HISTORY or ENGLAND. Little Brown a Co.'s new
edition. large typo and on hesuiil paper. vols
tN- For sale BY
j.. B.STE E Il,
n,beo a,apAttW 40 CAMP STREET.
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4 6 KNOW NoTHISGs "A secret society Of this
name was formed in this city on Monday night,
with over ahundred members. There are thou
sands Of persons banded together in the North
in this cause whatever It'll Washington Sem
final 4E
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Cttv Ba.aa OF Cochrass . Co.

SO camp street,
w NoTiCE-From and after this CENT. INTER
EST will be paid Moneys this payable on dsmaud
EIGHT CENT INTERF II paid Moneys any peci
fed time.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS asud desired bearing the same
Interest," gosb commsrcial Cities Of the
United States.
SHORT LOANS made on undoafed eollatstals. mill IN
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Captain Rodbird, of the bark Orline, died at
Boston on the 9th, from suffering at sea after
the wreck of his vessel
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The keepers Of sailors boarding houses n
New York have resolved to charge "a per week
for board, and to use their influence to prevent
the shipment Of seamen for less wages than SIS
per month, for voyages west Of the Cane Of
Good Hope and east Of Cape Horn. For voyages
70 the east If Good Hope and west Of Horn,
wages must be Ss15
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Mr.. Joseph Warnock, a young man aged 10,
Of Warren county, Miss, on his return home
frcm Oakland College. on the steamer Pineess
fell from the cabin deck to the lower deck and
fractured his skull, from the effectsof which he
died at Vieksburg
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The Cincinnati Columbian, abiding to the
gossip which has been going the rounds OF the
press relative to the marriage of Elk President
Fillmore, states that Miss Porter left Gincin-
natl the next evening after the departure Of Mr..
Fillmore, en- route for the South, The Column
hian suggests that they may arrive in New
Orleans together
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S02.sMu,,uy.Sgyn.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
fB- Prepared only by
DIR. d. J. COKE,
No. 9s CAMP STREET.
Inc strongest preparation made which daily ussd for tbs
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANat
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
Is
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". Ressj. Chandler,
COLL EGTn

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, ETC.,
az Office at coRsoN ARMsTRONG's, SO Camp street.
EY- Office Hours from to 10 \. M, and to5P.M.
B Refereuees-H T. Lonsdale, Co. and Coraon
Armstrong. rbA 1yInsr
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+ A dispatch from Cincinnati, dated the 18th
states that the Ohio river was falling ID ali
points, dispatch from st. Louis. dated the
18th. says tho river there is falling slowly, but
the Upper Mississippi is rising The illinois
river is falling s.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. . March 20.

L
Almer, Whistler, b W Withers, @ Goode, w Cow
ington, \ Summers. Ala; J 4 Gillespie, D Bees
land and lady, Il Downs. miss NJ GLADDEN.,
Foster. Burrows and lady, NJ Loughborough, W
Yaneal, miss ] Randolph, n Davis and lady,
Miss IL Butler, Ga; r Halves, Fluker,
II Ivy and lady, N Oh; L Bachelor and lady Mass !;
J Bonnell, Milwaukee; Bulgian, constantinople.
YERANDAH.... Mason, Davidson, A Hagan, A
Draysr, Woods, La; VARIES, Vandsrpool, "
III i Carver Miss II Williams and family, Tenn
@ Whitall ] I Puckett, W Martin, 0 Carter, N o;
Eastman, Ala.
CITY ~. D Miller, W Cary Staples, " Smith,
Ii 81 Wallis Rev j Burke, La; Il II Geraes ] q Hill
yard, Coast Survey ~ Chandler, Gibbs, 9
Nei, N Vernun, W Halsmith, q Koontz, ] u
Sellers, Trousdale Racket Miss; J Wilson,
Louis; r Haws, N 4; A Davis, Ga |; Maj Hsynie,
Tucker Rochelle, Ark
ST. LOUIS. w Randolph, Akin Topper, Pc
rim, Akin, o; j A Lowsry, Texas Geo Tarr,
W Gibbs, Miss; ] Fleming, L Fleming, r Heaven,
Ala; W Hamilton Jas Gpin, Desobry, Q Desc,
bry, La.
ARCADE....E Sawyer P Sawyer, A N Hathorn R
tin and sYt, VIM Boyle, @ Kuykoodall Miss /; W
Walt W Dillmond. Tenn; w Johnson s Bog
worth, Gibson, mrs Grimes, Leaken, Reyes,
Miller, w g Miller, ] w Hanson w NJ Sasser, La
All Jones. Texas . NJ Ashby, J A Westerheld, o d
Alston Horneft S Harris Ark
RuPTuREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief
in the Of all Ruptues To good apply
the propfieto establishment 10 ST. Charles sroet inquire
shermsa particulars advertisement on third
page apply to the atsre for descriptive pamphlet ly
-..--s--
Married:
Sunday the ath ins. JOSEPH KELLY Eaq CATH
ARINE BOYLE both Of this city.
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House Furnishing Store.

IS and rs CAMP STREET
~ The Subscribers daily receiving their
and varied stock, comprised in which are--
QUEENSWARE, GLASS CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS in seta or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
EsAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN and IAPANNED WARE
WOODEN WILLOW WARE:
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES Of all kinda;
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK FANCY MATING;
WINDOW coRN1cEs CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD WHALE OIL.
: fab93 4is9p MILLER, HARRIS d WALDO
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Both branches Of the Virginia Legislature
have passed the bill for the suppression Of small
notes in that State, and tits, therefore, now q
law:
The Inv does not SO into effect until the LIST
of June 1853 -
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Miss julia Dean is playing an engagement at
Cincinnati, whore she is great favorite.
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10 HEesxse-keepers

10 HaGeSSe-Reef9e1sS
~ The attention Citizens and Waiting City,
tioniary called to the varied and splendid stock of
HOUSED URNIsHIN GOODS
nj the aae of the undergned which being ouch
RED UGED PRICES
render greatly the advantage
mine them. Among their assortment may be
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA BlNING. TEA AND ToILETsETs;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, AND TOILET SETS
EARTIiENWARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES pECANT
ERS ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES. TuMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
sIEyERPLATED GASToRs, WATERS CAKE-BAsKETs;
sTLyER-PLATED cANDLEsTIcKs, SPOONS, FORKS ETC;
sILyERPLATED WATERS BoTTLE-sTANDs ETct
KNIVES AND FORKS, IAPANNED WATERS;
Wo0DENWARE, TIEWARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sIIoyEIS AND TONES:
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY.
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AND CEANDEIIERsi
Beside varsity Aeles all too
nuRetouh to be named in advertisement.
b. BR0WER a CO..
febi7 im9p II Catnp street onno.a tba CITE w.,
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The State Legislature adjourned SINE die on
Friday night last
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los CANAL STREET. Jos
SPARKS LIFE AND CORES ronDENcE OF BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN, 10 vos.
SPARKS CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AMERICAN REyoLu-
TON, A vols.
EyERETrs WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER, yos+-eomplete
edition.
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN AND AUTHORS Bsauti-
fully illustrated.
LEVI WooDBuRY'S WORKS, vols.
BANeRoFTs HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. vols
JOHN C. CALHoUNs WORKS, vols. / to 4. u
WASHINGTON IRvINGiS SELECT WORKS. Al
CooPER'S SELECT NOVELS, II vols.
PREscoTTs PERU, MEXICO, and FERDINAND AND lsA-
BELLA.
WILKES, UNITED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION vols.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, IA vols N
LYNCHs DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
ELLETs MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RIVERS "
WORKS OF THE ELDER JOHN ADAMS. {.
HAWTHoRNE,s. LoNGFELLoW's. and BRYAETs POEMS
STATEsMANS MANUALC Containing the Lives Portraits of all
Presidents the United States Mesages vols
FRoST's PICTORIAL his TORY OF THE WORLD.
EAsTMAN'S ABORIGINAL PORTFOLIO
ABBOTTS HISTORIES OF CELEBRATED PERSONS,
LTEBER ON CIVIL LIBERTY AND SELF GOVERNMENT.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF JUDGE STORY, vols.
DE TocQUEvuLE's DEMocRAoYtIN AMERICA 4
N.B.-LAW, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, also
SCHOOL BOOKS,
mh2o slap NO. 1915 CANAL. STREET.
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E OUTRAGE5 AND MURDER BIZ SLAyE5-A man
named Mitchell, living in Ashe county. N, 4
snort time since, having gone to Greyson Court
honse 20 lecture on temperance, his own negro
during his absence committed a rape on his mis-
tress, after which he murdered her, nut the body
in bed in her house and then ran to a neirb.
boris house and informed them his mistress
was dying he then went to another house and
informed persons there that she was dead. The
negro was arrested and confessed the hellisb
deed, and il was reported was whipped and then
hung
Al BLACK HEARTED VIlIAIN.--The Huntsville
lTexasl Item says - "A man named John M !.
bowling came here few weeks ago, to work rs
:. tailor, with . NJ elopton, Of our town. He
Is native OF Brook yn. N, x, and went to
Mnrtreesboro', Tenn some years AFRO, where he
married young lady Of wealthy connections
named Miss Mary Smith. The lady ACQUIRED
some property from her relations, in the way Of
negroes, and as the two concluded to come 10
Texas, the slaves were sold, and Bowling retain-
GO the money They have had one child, since
dead, and the wife is now eaeieate. a week
ago, Downing gathered all the money and other
valuables OF his wife. and sL0PED, leaving her
perfectly destitute. He went to New Orleans.
and il is thought will so back to New York He
y about five feet nine inches high, sallow com
piex.ons and the point Of his prahoseis locks
towards the heavens, as If it scorned connection
with his mouth, How the lady ever came to
marry MN. IS . mystery to u.s. for she il q very
mn SOM woman. But there is no accounting
VI 1aste. What effects he had left her were
spla Z ie9 DAYS ago, and fund was raised by
Messrss, Binford and Glopton, enough 10 send
hef mack pa 20 her friends. She left in the stare
On. O. Mseanesdsy, broken-hearsed, deserted,
ptundered woman. We trust thai so,na u 49, ~,
NeM ORR contemporaries will notice this ma ttar
Wesknow they will not tolerate such 3 crime > 4
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We understand that Rossiter's great painting
of the E Captive Israelites' is now on the way
to this city and will shortly be on exhibition
here.
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HDssgs,. Medicines, Esea,fex,,ee,-,, ~.

p, rhe snossshes would respectfully the as.entns
comprising every art n ht in V aa we'll stock
MATE asn aeb bE a a p e.
seh AZ IN with popular Mineral
fsa9paa erms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE
AMI 4. W. III .shrs, Gig. THOMAS RANKIN aiisi
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RuPruREs CpRrp.-sherman,s Curative Pa
Married:
Z. Died .5

Sunday the mat JOSEPH KELLY Esq., and Miss CATH
ARINE BOYLE, both Of this city,
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The .seac Orleans Printing House,
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. as CAMP STREET
(Between poyaras NatehezJ
pton,;s,ors W. SCOTT SHERMAN
Vt Al this Establishment cHEAPLY Neatly s
ExPEDiItousLY, all kinds of ~
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH
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pEEF-300 barrels Mesa and Extra Mess.
1G For sale BY s.H REMEDY CO.,
ma# 70 TshospitosaAs H.
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Seep ell I. ,Ityggt0r,
Creme DE BoMsy Champagne

JAGQUESS0N & Fills BRAND.
entirely nom the Creme Houzy other brands
EB- NOW LANDING, Blankets Of the
quarts snd pa and will receives the ast
further supply.
This Wins decidedly superior to other Champagne imported
into this Market well oil
Fills Brand CREME DE BoUY FLEuR DE sIERY
az Aae hand usual assortment Of the beat WINES an
LIQUORS in the markell which will be sold
any other house In the city.
janls gptf SEWELL It. TAYLOR. No. is Rovst at,es+
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complimentary Teatimonial to George Jamigon

accordance with the following correspondence
Benefit will be given MI George Jsmson the ST. Charles Thea
tire, on the evening Of Thursday the 93d inst.
Particulars In future advertisements. W.
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Professor Alexander Dimitry lectures on the
Dramatic Literature Of Ancient Greece this
evening, at Lyceum Hall, at halfspast seven
o'clock.