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A M US e M EN- rs
DLACIDEIs VARIETIES, Gravier street

EDLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street,
meme. WIZ .s 4 * 9 sE st 's
s%sa .'ts e s:'e ss W.
"isi ss a fs Ssa
o g. sg'1 Asy y; sRs. es
ssGs': @ s'.A NJ he e. WIFE,
pH,ess o. ss.s ana seeona Tier and parqs
ss Boas Third Tier ony3 soss Gallery
g Doors at O'Clock; altpps
ORLEANS FHEATRE.-Beneft of MoNs.
raasssssI My 'fi s NJ 6 o s.rssa ii.
ss z gss Pr ss Fss. y a win
~ psftoraahcs att oeiark -" &. -
A CARD.--MRs CHARLES HowARD, in her
sst agpsa' her friends and the Of facde's varieties
''s-.' 4 .s''ip ~ sa n ssg nEsEFrr
1n, '',s Friday KY eSRNNe NEXT, May
@ s X, sss Be- ~, oa when viii be
' HaslE' ' IT, PS VA o. czAMousIr
ss so fe great satisfaction hfhg De announcing to
'ns pa''i' s'"F''l7 I'M MONS. eENlanEI.
he baao sats s s ns has
vii, spp p Scene fo,o one Of the nod psrss
with til. "a. haTslsa sgA v II
es,oiiae sraay '''e'9f 'spis''n and
Nv Bog Book now OPEN. mys4t
HE SOTO DISCOVERING THE MIssIs-
's ss &C w rs
10000 requiring five years study labor
ImIEs, MONDAY, May open each day
~ Admi-sion, 50 cents Children and Servants half price
nts may b nsde for seR9oa 5y ,ppyngt
ADANoRAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST.
CHARLES STREET. ootner q Peydtss mhI4a
.yHyHE GRAND MAY FAIR, to be given by
ne ''''''' Aesi ~ n E a'ns o9'
o. the American colsHy Of Liberia will MONDAY,
May l, continue eight dRya&
Tue hemb-ss Of the American coanzatou Society," wei
w7he q our beloved country rpeetfuy n
sa5t ssss ns san' Of the old f' street
"a e.es IN se when We aheys Library viii 70
sdert Ro6eF Of the Rspablc be acknowledging areesp
~ Change returned to buyers IN this Fair.
s bo0r' mat hsfpas O'Clock adnsaHcs, IS cent?.
Mira NJ A Rogers M NJ M f., sEEsi p.,,.,
NJ II vii ans. NJ j. paaiain, ars n P Psss
Ms H Ia NE ME- b b s ssssss NJ n n I 1nS.
Mrs. Mrs. & s ss.s NJ: e e.s Mrs. M: 1 ee isy
And many other ladies' yet to be close
p OPER & TRATIS's GYMNASIUM, Perdido
inform the czens orlsan they hsvs opsned GYMN1
SUM the scale hs place
tSing necessary o az pataan II i rnd n procuring every
Parents respectfully invited to csH
the Exercises taught there strongly BY all
There alEo attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
With every necessary requiem cut. 81
sE Open daylight morning until 10 O'Clock ths Even
ing. mAl1H
A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHEl-
~ T9s Srisin uasarptased and Justly eebfed AIadas
Void Ao same bl ,as
yeous e the Pn tie VII
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsoN Cry.
Tuesday Evening, May 0, 1854.
Arrived to-day 256 head Of Western and Texas Cattle
and lot of Hogs. Only moderate stock offering, and
the market in favor of holders:
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Hgts-- EsHss.

1t is idle to ruppose that HAT covering keep
OF the aud ani noble
what shading 70 the pictu shield
the protection Of the senon whence spring
idehs Of ail our thou ghs AMI feelings. 49,
s gentlemen otae who Of
The " 5e FiI from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE; they
the Is 50 and IS BATS from Cha street. superior
taste. DuRBRIDGE vALLETTE' Can1p at "
two doors fror, tbo pr.as,na oei,.
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As6, UsbV sullblsa LoTs-'oa FaRsis and a 1000

$l 900 W ss2RE ne oF GEMS Rms AN Nd
y Szs Es e 1 " a M SO IS sa. n ss.
~ large numesf already Many The
SOL Sold ssh ai &c
~. Iii 1f sssiSs T5dS s6 GHF 5 81
together EAsM Of from 10 These
a h9 ePS soys e s ssa
Fac Already been are being bni
.ss ss il. fine Of Gaming GSna, Resi-
be Is realized and where Bug
% ss ssan and q @ as ~
IVY q the s9 are selecting Fa9s qr agricultural
eiis This s s
eds ssa O. %a % 5
which large sales have made where .hs ra
% w h' n osE @ f fa
cultural purposes ssns that
the attention OF both settlers SPECTATORS oppoa
witty ssD the s.s od s men q TIE not fur
w ,hs y mile, q SeT York y worth zen s
these villages selling 800 sso6 per
Snf me PF % 70 those ss
containing each i've aud and upwards at from f25
Al wishing the opportunity nov
cry saoo. mai make q, nearly
YORK and Pa%sh es s nnd OF
i Ieqslrsd Z. y mail, srais ". W. WAsHBgRN,
ERUITS, NUTS, etc. -1..
$40 boxes NJ RAIsINs, ophos halves bore Ono
Clemens brand D w.
90 bags FiLBEkTS;
so bags Texas Pc cANS, in store for sale nv
mh25 "a +. CfkstfRkS6 Gfsyer hlrea
SUNDRIES-
~ ar easks CHERRY BRANDY;
30 bales GRESOBLE W. LSuTS; s.'
IS frtils IVACA ALMONDS;
80 bags TARAGONA F0Ts bY
Rp4os a. y, CoutiRAS q BALL, &c Grayisr street.
RIFTERs,,- -. $500
Ms 80 efses German, imported in 1874;
30 cases BokerA Gsnuine-Fo sale BY -.|. . -
aeYeE $. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
SlCKLEs-b0 boxes half gallon jars Ger
q kins, (Underwoedl for SAFE BY 80 F. y. y $50
All A COCHRAN HALL Sc Gravier at.
SOAP ROSIN--800 bbls various qualities
~ Soap Resin for sals by A. DELAGRAVE& co,
imh9fs--.-- ~ Magazine street.
II EMONS AND ORANG ES-28O0 boxes Le-
mons and 0rangee landing thu
sale by lfeb2Al BARELLI& CO., 81 conmuhat
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BesCare of Stran gss1atees Hernia,
ecffss ssgE dts Horrors

az Those lnaiible for the Of RUPTgRE all
forms are popularity the afflicted proclaim
70 their enta with hearstjo 81 cnred-ta euradfadey
cured by the use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnlii
The Medical Faculty this we'll
and Ernnc universally their appreciation this
tive truss while they the only thai
with the principles Surgery.
differs action from all others light elastic, and comfortable
Bnt
the construction the mus. look
they uslook equally muh application
person familiar With the anatomy Of the body the
Of truss that g"od will result fy It, Dr. awrence
brated English writer Hernia ably argues one Of the
mechanical surgery.
~ Tbs RUPTURE REMEDY is external application, which
taken by absopton facilitating
it, us is certain preventive there
abdomen. or predisposion rupture.
The popular and
who has devoted the sn
Rapture nabies him. of the right
! size and shape promote speedy and radical
ES Parrenar atsnlion given Rnptured Chill ID.
PLANFkRS and Others their SiAN CURED without
NESS.
T Persons the Curative TRUSS ard RUPTURl
REMEDY and to avoid worh ntons must be particular TO re
be the nnbrr of the e and 10 nqu
for and have personal interview with .
DR. SHERM AN,
t.t1S y-s. ~ hail
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AND GALvESToN-St Louisiana-si bales
Ds Curry Person-7s Yea dcoss Payne HaIon-4
d,r Eitas Williams Bathurst &eo9f Mckeroy Brad
hss 4 Ra eley Blair &o-s Heson &eos Rodd-la7
- satte ] Mthls Total, 35T bales cotton.
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Mfs~ TO SHIPPERS steamer UNION that
as chae Cd and oaded for Red River having
by entirely beyehd the control Of Captain
ne chartered the
take The freight ofthe uuon The Red River trade
during The entire Shippers being
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aB~ Bark JOIN PARKER, Capt Franoeyille.
from baltimore, ia dehngng eAigo 49, First District Con-
VIZ please attend tho of their on the
OF 1t VIII be stored their szpsnse md risk. -
j. H. ASltBRIDGE f,bayyas st,aat
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DB. j. A. DE HART. DENTIST, asx.xss.
y euders his profeszionnlaerrces the ladies z4
md Gentlemen Of New orieaus md vicinity being
His and accommodations
avong him nth their operation
white ataAeory f3ce and
se1Iton and Dnuphip, doors from Holnlesis
FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH suction principle
e gEaraned 70 h for SIS siea, FULL SETS
lIppar and Lo~prl r from fIqs ts asna ~ ttta
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GEO -. LtWkAsos: HIGH N EuBASK,
Z AWRAsON g. EUBANK, General Commits
IL sion Merchants No III Camp street. New Orleans. uy2
WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE from the Ship
u ping, except to those holding my writi4n Order
NJ
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ExCHANGE ON NEW YoRK-At sight,
IA and 90 tmc in suit purchasers, For by
v MoRAE, COFFMAN q CO..
K .1n.
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a I. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM i
NJ Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
large airy and Convenient the
htherto devoted TO BILLIARD PLAYING been during the past
Summer, entirely retei the
m4nnfaeture, have been thoroughly repaired.
No has hosn hspopular and central
place Of amusement worthy of pnst patronage. y
nae 6m A. W. MERRIAM.
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nDD FELLOWS REST. Vaults in this
- GemsEy can U ebistned b.
94s rsi9Ts Hall corner Of Camp and
sapianady street and e. ~ COREY sickes
70 CampBtree The Vaults Lodses
for the burial Of members of
the burial Of wife child $50 oil Of
vault viii be $50 the purchase Of
nation peciing the "Res,n apply
10. PERSON, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FuRNEAux, at the Odd Follows Hall.
Tx VI Jy,oa1
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MEMORANDA
k Post Boy left Csrotna IAtinsspors
the falling
reported coming from the Left at Shreveport
steamer P + Kisiball, loading
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rat EW CIGAR ST0RE.-M. VIDAL. would an.
to the public that be has opened
Commercial Place and ST. Charles with choice
of CIGARS aud TOBACCO brands Of Havana
viii constantly qualities
NJ RlhfTlNiA LEAF ds Rr3p'
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a. y. N &c LAS EXCHANGE e.
NJ The proprietor Of the Methodist would incm his friends
the public generally that be has during the entirely
the above popular place Of thst the
superior liquors laid IN. $3.50 e s
The billiard Of the ST. Nicholas largeat most
u ha pe7ided with and superior
and superior assortment of
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wv HITE LEAD-In %, 50, 100, and 5OOlb.
kegs from Atlantic unon Brooklyn Pacific, Ulster and
+ A. DELkGRApE & CO., 70 Magazine st.
~ Also Frsnch Emo varnishes kinds Paints Bruhas
etc,
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a SARoLINA SEED PEAs-50 bags Carolina
Seed Cow peas, for sale by A H. COCHRAN HALL,
Grave street
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TsO,STEAMBoAT CAPTAINS and s.g !.
OWNERS New Orleans Iaaaary 10 is5a- nNs8.s5s
I Iss 1ssr5E1sa sss dag ecnTnseed
SfEh4 oeAl hShsSI % es
szeusivsy 2 such cuisines z iAas presenting
ren ard tns public he trs hat his lns
spin5 Of sthern tie Ausfness
his whole sna personsI ssr 10 N
general wh ss
ante1asiderntinn. ysreesIig n.Ssto
Msszfss WaTERs, CAMDEN & co., View csIssrz
STONE 4 WALwORTr.
BRIDGE d BRO,
a. WHITE 4 BTCnANAEs
Captain q 20, W. CA 81 M. Esnn.st.
w. W. BAKER, psis-ars
R. u. HUFTER,s Arbaseesor
Aaii IL eEIfLD. Once 80 Psvsrs. Gsisss.
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Al RLEANS THEATRE.-Beneft of MONS
Nrkrpsn.v v pyanEyosI, Z .adsr Of the Orchestra.
EVENING May IL VIII bs the OPEN,
thee arts BY Webf Of DER FREYSCHUTZ IA eencIpds with
we gpsfa "a three hfs ty Eugene Pfssot OF CDSfM0
Performance I'M ence at njetark
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~ The bark ], B. LANCASTER, Captain
from Phadeph dipcagiag cargo opposite Post
se gonasneS are requested to attend to the cep.
mys GEO. W fIYNSON. Caf,t strs.t
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1.-TWO HUNDRED FINE HORSESm |
FOR SALE.-pR. ELLIOTT, the Gothic Stables %tk#l
has hand for sale reasonable 400
FINE HORSES shifh several Fine
Horses Parehae would do well to call the Undersigned
WHIT EGoflc STABLES running from Union to Peddo street,
fore p urchasing elsewhere.
mhs If DR., ELLIOTT. Veterinary Surgeon.
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AVERY SAD STORY. The Edwardsville Qll.)
Enquirer, of the 18th, tells the following as sad
q story as we have lately heard. II the trans
action had occurred in slave State, we should
not have ceased soon to hear the bowls Of the
Abolitionists over it: 3ss.g fl .&
We have just heard Of 8 so'rowful incident,
the effects Of fright Acolor,d woman, named
Bruner, who, with her husband, lived about
six miles from this place, was opposed to know
where some stolen property was concealed. She
denied all knowledge Of the property, where
upon her accusers told her thai unless she told
the truth they would take heI from the house
and hang her. She still stoudy denied know
ing any thing Of the property, and appeared
much frightened. On their repeating the
| threat to hang her, she faintel away and died
in short time afterward She was enceinte at
at the time. Since then her husband, through
grief from her loss, has become maniac Such
an occurrence should prove warning in future
as to how far coercion il carried towards de-
| fenceless women.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent.
m.-"~ Friday Morning, July Is, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. -
ship Astriean, Smith, for tterdam, Nv Baxter
Pris isitt;nvt 1rana for Kinza,op
~ SsIs Ss . S::;
ARRIVED. 4
Ship yiskburg Hughes 81 days from New York. cOhenad dis
Bark John Stroud steson from Mauras ochasa Bsleher
British Ida Smith, days Ruatan Island de Egana
Steamboats,. 5
ssssat n ksy From ao Sa aisn.;o
an,,e We ~ s RG6srtson ron Cincinnati
TovSes Or o. down
aPp sa.s
MEMORANDA.
TowbOat Ansloco towed instant ships
ST. Loui. and Marion, bark undine'and brig May Queen
EXPORTS.
KINGSTON JBrig John Gitngs-sOo Dbl. pork, tour
ANrwERP-shipsAun waslbun-9s hhdsoaeeo $500 slaves
RoTTERDAMship Ascan-o bales cotton, hhds tobacco,
10000 slaves.
IIvERPooI-shp North Amscassol sass cotton PAT half do
IMPORTS
NEW YoRK-ship yicksburg-Aasortsd md,s.5
MATANZAsBrk John srouds9 hhds and ITO bSls
RuATAN 1sLAND-sehr Ida-Fruis Egana
CONsIGNEEs.
Per ship Niekburg from New YorkM Whting-smith
d5s
&ce,G WsishaaG A
Wsl NauteA pfs ss so
w. aas Go @ sSs vs
ws
canPb &soN Frcis.
FslssIT Twsss p.sy !
Asss go
G1ssb
Miller Sse
SFS;"sJ
Waworh-R MaIphsy-MsImors, carin &ee-w smth-a Ca
SSs Ws s % 2 P
oas
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
WILLIANsPoRT-Steam Wright, Daven
5s NJ sSs
s II s. p to
Rsaass 1'a 81 aass HAN
ssss~as fiss's; i
% Rsans, aGss sSs Do I
3 Do Ra de- a ss 3
s do Rashs &eo ossks bacon Paul Cook
| tobacco.
Matte ssls liquor John gyra
e Carr is ss 20 .spS sna
ffsdenburg &col00 bhs
els pieces castings Edward Browns DO Woodruff &eo-a6 tx
furniture 81 do raDd 36 pkgs safes Beon50 reel ysrap
wns Bebe &eo82 cheese butter poon5 roll
leather George Foster &co2 baies Irvine Fean noues
&o40 boxes glass Felt &co4 Gancsa44 do Ganch
10 DO cheese 100 do candles loo do starch Grief 8sos hid
Rams oehns9 psgs furniture KehamS bhls Rodewe
so bb oil shulz Hidden Iapgs9 bales paper Stevens
Cos rolls Sthe Shark Day Saufe62 coils Swiney Gresn
CO.'S do Smith, johnson Suonlo2 do, vs. bala
jeans Pinckard Co. Ios leather Smith Bohsrs-56 Dbl
oil 800 kegs "a cheese 6 psces bm 200 boxes stare
@sss aGS5 be eohoi Naure &coa kegs butter sehne
derl7 do = Twchs &eo7 basa Henderson, Terry Eco.
no leather Robertson Donney &co5i do nanns69 bar an
DDS Eoa ~ 40 HI
lard half do cheese De bellows eBanc Fanchaps
| 50 bbs and 90 half do W YiCker-sundries to order
ST. Observation-Disclosures Web-4 bales cotton hht
sugarJ B-lloeql2 do bb moaes Hall Rodda hide hides
Reuee6 bales cotton, boxes Lobi
ordeIotal 20 bales cotton hhds bbs noassss
Sydona15 bales cotton B Psucf
dco-Se do Payne Buhanon Carroll &eo3s
Mongomsry2 do W Estln &eo-0 do Tosdaao Taylor
40 Howell NJ -s do Swiney Green &so-6 do q Shaw
DO Gammaek squires wesl8 do Mopso hhda sugar Per
III do A Dsnnistoan Buchanan Carroll &caundries
l order-Iotsl, 243 balea cotton, lot hbds
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tinually threatening to beat her, and because
she was fearful that he might carry his threats
into execution. John Rafpold was arrested on
a warrant, charged by John Kinnigan with
threatening and abusing his wife.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

I
Friday Mnrning July %, 1854 +
COTTON .... The demand very limited yesterday
and only 500 600 bales changed hands at easier
prices. yet quote
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ....,.aK9s5x M w Fair. eN@19a
Good Middiing .s}z @9& Cool and Fine. =. q
COTTON AND ToBAccosTATE4EsT.
oorrs e sss. TosAcoo 90 sss
ssosk or h .;,ss Sept 2 4sa55 2sssS
' yesterday. R-ls2s!Go 192-4e,54T
as~s 1,s4,54a 7eo12
Exported to dats.... 394 41316
yesterday. 4os5 -1,s61 ,42s 1575=42o51
stock on hand not cleared -. '31ls SS.oa
TOBACCO. -. We heard of 233 ihds sold, comprising
81 and 172 A and b, all on private terms.
SUGAR. The sales embraced 90 hhds Fair at 35ze
p ft.
MoLAssEs We noticed sales Of 70 bbs fermenting
at 9. and some reboiled at 12e p gallon.
FLOUR. Market very quiet AMI the principal sales
were 100 bbls ST. Louis superfne SO 49, and 100 Fine
| at Sc 40 p Dbl. ....
GRAIN 80 There was rather more movement in Corn
and we noticed sales of $500 sacks including 1000 Ord
nary and damaged at So 34s Mixed at ST. 27o White at
3d. $50 Yellow at and $500 White including $500 in
two fatboats ct co. p bushel. q Oats about 1000
sacks st. Louis sold, Of which $50 at 500 at 90
1900 in two lcts at ST. and 400 in thre lots at ~ p
bushel The sales of Bran, including 14o sacks at 95e
| p 100 ib.
| PROVISIONS. Pork firm, bu transactions were
confined to retail lots at s11 75@s12 bbl. or Bacon
81 casks Shoulders in air tight packages sold at Ct
p fb
BAaGING We heard of $50 piees Kentucky sold
on Wednesday on private terms.
WHIsKY....75 bbs Rectifed were taken at 2615e .
| gallon,
FREIGHTs. We heard of no new engagement.
! EXCHANGE. =. Demand very limited at our quota
| TONS
| Sterling .10tZ f1o9l z0109}
| hrsu fUpotl0 y uoua
New York Sxty-day Bills. .......1kf2k ~ ct. disc
/ lirht HheckA nm ct
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HOTEIls-RESTAURANTs
nCEAN SPRINGS. MIss.-The an. -.
nREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi. Miss -

gSREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss 80
IN This famed and popular Summer Rstreat sensa HI5sE
Southern under the
EIZABETH PRApAT and her JOHN Pr AnAT,
mile distant village Of Biloxi will be
on for the reception VISITORS s,
The REEN OAKS well known to need an extended notice
OF ths eatab shmel
The Natural advantages Commanding te meat
the
alsd feyoAhiy the
oesps, Mohil and the surrounding country
The BILLIARD ROOMS thcgghly arranged
up, BOATS will all times the ri the
visitors free Of charge-also, CL ARET at Dinner.
= CARR HORoE procured ~
adicu the DRAFTED BRASS BAND Of New Orleans engaged
anda BAL LII may be expected wiee week
OAKS,
lily The Steamers who will land them the wharf
Hotel.
81 pf - TERMS.
I az Chi dren sud Servants. half price myi SIN
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gELL CHENEY SPRINGS. -The un- -

asELL CHENEY SPRINGS. The I'M -
inform the public that they haye EEfzE
purchased this WATERING PLACE. the
the Of Vstorp
The Springs pins parish Of St Landry,
miles he distance
south Alexandria, miles north Of Bayou Chico The
possesses medicinal qualities and has proved efenceas
sny diseases which he reach Of ordinary
by nyaids Deer Fox and Wild Cat
fne sport the hunter and the Lake, miles
Spng Trout other fine fan. pack
Wines Liquors which tbs New esns market afford
win constantly Coaches
0peensas number passengers
she Springs Good Music will be furnished and Balls given twice
week gratis Hunting Vehicles
hunting hti5e
guns Fishing Tackle purchased Springs
received from lat May olst November.
TERMS BOARD:
PEI Day. %
Children Ind Servants half price.
ttorses per Day. 70
sps im DAiGLE i BEAUCHAMP.
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ARRAY AT DEMONSTRATIONS D. King and
Samuel T. Wilson, two wealthy colored men Of
Cincinnati, had terrible rencontre in the
street in that city, on Monday, the 18th inst,
in which pistols and bowie-knives figured. Will
cox, it is supposed, was mortally wounded, being
stabbed and cut in several places. The ARRAY
originated from the charge that Wilcox was too
intimate with Kings wife, who is said to be the
daughter of wealthy planter in Mississippi,
who educated her at a school in Brown county,
Ohio, and placed her in charge Of Wilcox, pre-
vi GUS to her marriage with King.
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Seven fugitives from Kentucky-tWe men,
three women and two children-arriyed at De-
troit on Friday morning by the underground
railroad. They were frst-class passengers
[Chicago Tribune, 18th inst.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.--A very interest
ing boy, between fourteen and fifteen years of
age, named Thomas Cooke, son Of Capt. Samuel
Cooke, of the schooner jamestown, now lying at
CITY Point, was drowned last evening between
six and seven o'clock, while bathing near one of
the VIII aryes. The little fellow being unable to
swim, Unfortunately got beyond his depth and
was drowned before any assistance could be
rendered. The body was recovered in about
three-auar tiers Of an hour afterwards by Mr.
Christopher Proctor, a citizen of City Point. 1t
is hardly necessary to say that this untoward
event has cast deep gloom over the family of
the worthy Captain, while it ELECTED deep SYM
patty on the part of the citizens present. [Pe-
tersburg (Va) Express, 2lst.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR--Both Satisfed.--Two ne
gro men belonging to c. NJ. Fort, of Pickens
county, Ala, between whom grudge had long
existed, went out on the bank Of q small
stream, on the night of the Oath ultimo, where
they were found the next morning, dead. 1t is
believed that they killed each other in fight.
TVicksburg Wing, %.
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