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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07
Gelegrapgit.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

! New York, Nov. 5,-fhe Star ofthe
West, from San Juan, reached her wharf
on Saturday evening. She brings 300
passengers, s27,26 in gold, and dates
from San Francisco to the 9th ult., recei-
we'd before by the George Law.
The Star of the West connected with
The Uncle Sam. Her passengers were
detained nine days on the Isthmus, in
consequence of the existing political trou.
bes.
Don Finta Majore, late Secretary o.
State, who had been detected in his cor.
respondence with the enemy outside ol
The city, was shot at Grenada, on the
twenly-second.
Col. Walker, with a small party OF
California reinforcemens, embarked DC.
tober l2ih, at Virgin Bay, and before day.
light the next morning, landed within four
miles of Grenada. After a rapid advance,
the little party reached the city, and man
ned the Plaza, without encountering any
serious resistance. A sharp conflict then
ensued, resulting in loss to the enemy
of Is killed and several wounded and
General Walker took possession of the
capital of Nicaragua.
The Fort was captured on the 10Th, by
detachment of Americans.
Col. Fry and Parker II. French, with
GO men embarked on board The steamer,
with the intention of capturing San Car
los. The occupants of the Port, howev-
er, fired upon them, and the expedition
was abandoned.
Order having been restored, the citi-
zens OF Grenada held a public meeting,
and rendered to Gov. Walker, The Presi.
dency of the Republic, which honor he
declined in favor of General Carra.
Col. Wheeler, United States Minister
10 Central America, proceeded to Rivas,
with proposition of peace. He then
then learned, that Gen. Carral was absent,
but was prevented by the Governor from
returning, and was detained two days.
lie was not released, until the town was
threatened with an attack,
This breach Of faith, on the part of
Carral's forces, led to a spicy correspon-
dence, which ended in tie surrender of
Carral, on the 22d. A treaty of peace
was formed, and thus Walkers victory
became complete.
On the 23d, the steamer conveying the
outward bound passengers, brought by
the Star of the West, was fired upon from
the Fort. A 80 pound shot struck the
boat, killing IA lady and child, and serious.
ly injuring The machinery.
twenty-five passengers fled into the
woods, when the attack was made, and
had not been heard of when the steamer
started.
Previous 10 this, an attack was made
upon the returning government forces,
when four persons were killed, and eight
wounded. The following were'kiled =
Jno. Boyd, Wayne county, Indiana; VIM,
Dubois, Susquehanna; Fl. S. BonaparIs
of Iowa VIM: Howard of Lexington,
Mo. and Henry B. Davis of Union.-
The bodies were plunderef of several
thousand dollars.
Among the wounded, were Michael
Foncanan, Tflin, Ohio; G. Cornelius
Cross, BoonviIle Mo. and G. Kendriek, +,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Items fl m New York.
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kGPThe Rutland, Va, Herald, states
that there have been confined in the Jail
at that place, the last four or five months,
two boys aged about thirteen years. last
week there was put into Jail a boy, seven
years of age, changed with the crime OF
stealing butter-nuts. This must have
been the place where the deacon killed
his cat for catching mouse on Sunday.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

much more efficient President than the
present incumbent of the White House.
Concord, New Hampshire, has no better
right to furnish President for the nation
than has steubenville, Ohio, especially
when the latter can present much better
material.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

The capabiIi'y of happiness is like that
ortase, every one has his own; but hap
piness springs from what we ourselves
love, not from what others may think
lovely.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

PAPER FROM BARK,-Mr, Charles IT,
Hall, of Portland Me-, has discovered that
very good wrapping paper can be made
from hemlock bark, and being backed by
company of capitalists, is preparing to
manufacture it :
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 3'--ln the Unit
ed States District Court to-day, Passmore
Williamson took an affidavit purging him
self of contempt of Court, and was dis
charged.
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sr7eIt is said Of the Mayor of Lowell,
that when asked how he stood in regard
to political matters, he stopped, hesiIated,
took out his watch, and looking at it re-
marked "ffeen minutes ago | fused; 1;
now | DON'T"
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THE AMERICAN PARTY OF OHIO

At the Animal Session of the State Council,
held in Cleveland. June 5th, 1855, the follow
ing Platform of Principles as expressive of the
sentiment Of the Order in this State, was adopt.
ed and ordered to be Published to the world
over the signatures Of its officers:
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PIrTsBUReH, Nov. ga fire broke ou'
this evening, in the celIer of J. Schoonma,
ker & Co., where large quantity ofspir,
its ofturpentine was stored. The bull
ding, with its contents, was destroyed.
The loss was $4,000 Insured partly in
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offices.
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trPThe Oldest hotel in Connecticut,
and perhaps in the United States, is the
Eagle Hotel at New Haven. 1t was
built long before the Revolution, and, till
the rupture of The mother country; had
been kept by one George Brown.
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A Paris correspondent of the National
lnielligencer puts down the cost OF the
war of France annually, at three millions
of dollars, and 10 England like sum.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

BosToN, Nov. 6.--The Il. N, vote for
Governor was 200 ahead of that Of the
Democratic nominee,
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THE TRUE AMERICAN

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Wednesday, in Steubenville, Jefferson county,
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Temperance Lecture.

Totals 1l6, ,64l l3l ,O9l 24,3lOl6O ,43O lG3 IS;
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FROM InDIANoLA INp GALyEsros-By the Chaes Morgan.
Caldwell Mics Foster and children, abu Undervard,
Lieut. Mcintyre lady MIS- Peters, GaInI Dir Nhol
three children and Fisher and iy Hines,
Field Larkn CATER Capt Pratt Oara, De Rodgere,
qaian Dab Marn Underwood CALDWELL pAyrst, John
Fale.on, lsus Smith LAae Aiken pursP Cap. Pitt
] Hickmot, Al Burney, Hards, sish-20 on deck.
FROM BAYOU SARA--Bv the Laurel Hill:
children Miss Douglas is Nary Brown,
chs.sn. lady and children Winter and Mis- laouth
Law, Mesra Jacob Michael Jules 81 Germau Boudreaa
Jaqafns Legnsy Pole. Moutern,J Chsssnt MARI May
Mics, LAWS, Frazier, tx HDHvs g
GER Mcolet Roman, Coob, Bond Maarhe, LAuvs
Dry. = Lasb, Low, s Hot. DIR Perkins, Willis, Wahar
FRom 0PELoUsAs-By the .4iiee W GLaize.
Mr. Keller, chnn, Allan Deour Miller Smith. cotey. streck
Wolfe, h Levi and LADY, beser
FROM Sr. LouIs-By the Flying Cloud:
Mcneil lady daughter ssekuk Philip wsnad, Philip
Deitchmany Henry Noble, Gideon Wthamy Dsnnn, Robert
Wilaon, + Wright, Hazard, Graft.
From Bayou SARA-By the Capitol. .i.
Mas Mary Kuile, Mr. Lauys and lady, Mis I'D lady NJ
Ahain and two servants Mrs Mary Sullivan Messra Ksbn gae
Ladoof Mias Davis Mocaob Roman and srvan.A Easo D.
Wilson, Fell blonn, TnbRud Butler saganoki Fone Hsbert
HALL Tnsceo and Grand yanc Chareye, Burgess
Cummings, Godenbow, Fore Dasgatel, Theard,
Forlier, v ALLAN and two servants &@a@
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EsROM A VIRGINIA DRUGGIST. Worms
generally found be abundant weekly and deli
constitutions than subjects of heslh Their tendency
wsaken tho digestive conng the
producing variable appetite itching the
The remedy this B. A. FAHNES rocks
VERMFUGE.
RICHMOND, VA Feb. 81. 1894
B. A. Charlottesville. James n
Radcliffe resident Henco The city Of Richmond
Va, made the following statement
boy two old rick; presumed
to He became much posa that
his concluded
FAHNEsTocEs YER alFUaE and purchased o. o. A.
of which him spooofnl morning
three continuation than three hours after
him ths first dose the child ommsnced
long, astounding number
five the perfectly WE'LL certify with
pleasure. to the truth Of the above statement. - =
[-z=z5FI O. "A. STRECKER
druggs country
chants throughout the United States. aus 1mdh
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st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Depot and Office, No. ss North Third street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.


STEPHEN WILLIAM c. LOGAN.
President. Treasurer.
III The Company manufacture Refined Oil Crude Cordaga
Paint OIL Tanners OIL Lamp Burning Oil, Naptha Pitch
the purposes herein enumerated.
REFINED 0ILFor Machinery Of all kinds oing
all purposes Tor which Sperm Oil Is generally used;
CRUDE CORDRGE OTfWeiI adapted for coarse Maohiuer
uch Car Wheels heavy Mill Work. and for preparing Manila
and Hemp for Cordage either alone combination with Whale
other Oils also for making pntsr Ink mud for oing Wood
preservation,
PAINT OLA substitute for Lnsead OIL dres we'll in about
twelve hours the and fully equal the oil
TANNERS o-For dressing Leather and Curriers' gene
the best ola commonly and decidedly better
Whale Oil.
LAMP. BURNING oLThe OF contains large centage
consequently cannot be used Lamps simple
invention alteration ove,coms the dia and the Oil burns
with bTillianey unsurpassed by any ether light.
NAPTHAFor manufacturing Vanishes Stunning Fluids etc.
PIICHFor all purposes for which Pitch is used being very
superior article. =
"a FOR LUBRECATING MAcHINERY-Theo Ola Recommended
for that should applied three tines the
other oils would be applied hut in diminished
that the consumption would be alike Be careful clean
chnery before applying cleanse after first
pioaon as tend to free Machinery from the impurities Of
grosssr Oils,
The Company prepared TO oil all orders, and
cannot fall 80 give satisfaction.
- All orders forwarded to ,bs Treasurer win be promptly al
NAaaa % ise Il
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Tbe increase ia specie Ia mostly with the Canal Bank
Mechanics and Traders and Southern banks Some dis
burssrnents have recently been made Government
count which thrown more specie into circulation,
which finds its way into the vaults OF the banks.
We are favored with too much Of q good thing. Our
accounts from the country Of complaining order
too much rain with other accompanying injuries from too
much wet weather The recent heavy rains Of Saturday
and Sunday have extended large portion Of the
cotton growing REGION and prepared to learn of
further unfavorable intelligence though two three
weeks Of sunshine would undoubtedly put the greater
part of the cotton through.
There is no material change in the general feature Of
the Money Market. majority Of the disciples Of the
Money King are rustcating at the sea-shors suburbs
while some few have gone look in Thread Needle
others around the pueus Of Wall street. and those who
are on the spot but moderate supplies Of paper
outside Of bank time but sufficient to supply the limited
number of lenders who appear 'Change Good paper
continues to be placed from to 10 per cent second
grade from IL to 15 third rate Is to Is.
The Exchange Market domestic funds opens favor
of drawers and in somedescrptions have to
advance say Arsclass Sixty Day Bills with Sight Drafts
outside of bank have advanced quarter The weekly
return Of the banks chow diminished amount lower
than since July 1852; very material increase of
basis on which exchange is predcated be expected
for the next sixty days it Is percevabe the bulls have
the question Foreign exchange is without change with
only moderate inquiry. We quote this evening:
@ S dsy: On On sndS sss.
1 sy d dsys on on New York int class ssns q
sixty days on view do N s' e
chssKs "a New York.
There is no change in the Stock Market. The same
apathy exists which have noticed for several weeks
mast The only sale rs shares Citzens Bank So
dividend on We present below the annual statement
this institution which showsis profits for the past twelve
months to be s5126 or about 10 per cent per annum
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Steamship Charles Mo from Iniapoia GalsonS Ken
nsay GsrSl deoaI Rodd
Tartou Whiting Tuitscurry Pssou-B Mann-schwarh a
co--Ker g. Poincy-Gwshney q Doswel-Andrew sieIau
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PHILADELPHIA Thos Aibons-s7 hhda obaoeo "a do an
100 b 94s bales m DO hsp bd hdes 1900 faVe
1900 hoops, 3ao empty casks, leo empty eaIboys.
PENsACoLh-sebr souhron0 bs moia do -four 10 DO pc
tatoes, . do oils packages merchandise.
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GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Charles Mozsan-
ss bales cotton oidefo do do kugelsy B Se head ce
MehiesS0oo in specie Unon RankToa los bales cotton
PENsACoLA-sehr ssfa-se 900 feet lumber master.
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AUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR ~

w
SPRINGS, Laude rdas County Miss Thla fast IONS IFssHW
popular Watering Place, the valuable cnal
ea whose universally recognized
tho Mobile Ohio lines Post
Coachea connecting NORTH reopened for he
reception Of visitors the 10th May
New eommodous elegant buildings have been
furniture pocut and euire premises
season. undergone thorough renovation The
and airy constructed and furnished
to the luxurious comfort Of guests. -
The general well patrons
watering that viii be
the Springs agreeable, delightful
duciye health.
The Mobile Railroad passes within Of the
Springs. The already within thirty
six horse coaehfs connect
from Mobile she spnks
Thia time will be materially lessened
roti advances and confidently expected that BY the lat
TINS ne Of also at Livingston with the Deopo
the
Clinton Coumtus lines thus aordg and
the moat valuable and desirable watering places
South.
iactf contributing the comfort Of his guess in
Short presenting the Of nyad pleasure
seekers complete establishment.
RATES OF BoARD:
Per moeth vas 90
Per day 2 90
Children and servants half price.
My Stables aud will be kept iu first rate order good
aus aus N-N N'44'-- f'0's-N BE. SMITH.
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Reliable pnoTkorIoN Avn sMALL oosr

sAshe INsgsEp 81 THE OUTLAY OF FlfTYFfvE Dol
a LIGHTHOUSES, Eotariss, jewelers., Bro
~ ier Msrcna=:s Capitalists, Planters Rsi4sa. Mechanics
Il me and book, papers, and ANAL
but valuable articles, hieh By policy
PATENT FiREPaoF SASS inc aaiaS some Via
style q took Of which ight hs dollar
reeyirg capacity unsurpassed By any
ohtr kind Of BE- ahowu satisfaction
strikIngy apparsnt between
tbs ouerte aad popular e Of oiher descriptions
The contrast will Be understood when known tai the to
nde gift; so Shat the fer wrought and The
se cast ron corner ars also hs tbs formsr much more
cafely The subscriber prepared demon
rsneAy
unvsyng drypesa Concrete Safs viii ennsnsy
dhmpass inaepsrses from SAisnandsr sz generally
closed This dh impoTtant yessr dslr
ttsm alwaya in Saiam4nssr Sas
The following ready be Furnishes
imagine MOVING
stand No. ~ street above NE
Mr.. Bridge S-As you taken 81 Hss
tent Concrete Fproof Safes 5oar utere By
stating hst the above named saved all Of
able on Gall tha in I'D books fou, the
| Of March 10TH 1854 90 Magszine street
filed with the
put mos: and the terss hee,
which su2sei, after being taken ruins when su
hesnty cooled tout 10 houl The contents among
preserved regards qualities
confidence chey kind Of safe tnat
know Of Respectfully, your, n M sAkIoh e CO.
using styles subject
those have none such articles invariably fall 70 pieces
exposed @ and offer but sght wnen By
The ubecrbsr for Sales cheap
Iron Oh Powder Proof Bank and Store Fire Proof Faint
B1lseees and Scales. lSAAc BRIDGE,
5sli 3nd DIV - NsgaEins at.
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CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, August 7, 1856
Arrived to-day 100 Texas Beeyes, 175 Sheep and 200
Calves The market has been dull Prices are somewhat
in favor of holders at our quotations:
PRrCEB.
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vrooRH1Es, aRIGGs s. co, No Is Tohou-

pitoulas street. have n and for sale
BAcpN-a0a eaakH prime Cincinnati Sides aud Shoulders.
FIOIR-3O0 Louis Extra, toanse and Lemon MlB)
LARD-ab0 buls and tercea, and 500 koga prime. -, .
LARD OI-s00 bbls ConknR'a, Tobu Hust Enges, Whst-
stope's snd other brands.
PORK $50 bbls Mess and Prime. -
BEEF-a0O half bb John H. Davis extra FANNY Mess;
also Sugar Cured Dried Beef and Tongues Of the same
tierces R. Chds, N. w. Thomas jonn shAS
and Iohu II. Davis choice Sugar Cured -, -,
Goa Paoo boxes Geo. Shilloa oeine Oxide. FL.
d. S. and 6s put fancy
.oored napers article for the Mexican market.
and half boxes 80 and various
brands. x,o a ,p
BUTTER AND CHEEsh-soo pays n. ~ Rie~hs "esss'n
OLD TaIskY9s bbs superior Old Monangabea and Bourbon
GATAWBA WINESl00 Of Longwohs celebrated Spark
ling Brandy, Sweet Wine and Dry. jei 3m
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY MoRNINe, August s, 1865.
COTTON There was more inquiry yesterday, and
about 1900 bales changed hands at steady prices We
quote zZ-r5.-.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .......... 568k Middling Fair.
Ordinary :. " IS Fair ...............-S-
Middiing :. . on o1o Good Fair..........-a-
Good Middiing. .1lG011a Good and Fine. ......-0-
TOBACCO. -. We did not hear of a sale.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corros-baes. TonAooo--hhds.
sssSa ea a sinos 4saO 2s7l2
yestsrdsy...... s5l-1,244,212 0o0-49,404
l27oseo 1916
Exported to date !, 245, AL 62,242
7" yesterday 249-124574o 67-62, 800
Stock on hand, not cleared. -. .25l5o 1O,so7
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. Sugar firm, and $50
hhds sold at $50 for Common, and os 6sk@ for
Fair to Fully Fair OF Moasses 100 bbs were taken at
2T02s4e y gallon for Fermenting
FLOUR. Prices declined 25650$, and about 1000
bbs were disposed Of including 500 st. Louis at 81 co.
$780, for shipment at the same 240 10 resale) at 81 6
200 at 81 rs, and 100 Fancy at So rs u Dbl.
GRAM. Corn extremely dull and the sales were
confined to few lots, of which 200 Poor Mixed at 75a
100 Good at 3d. and los Prime White at $50 bushel -
OF Oats 100 sacks Indiana sold at go U bushel lot
ib
thing was done in Wheat but offer of 81 rs busheI
for lot to be selected, was refused.
PROVISIONS We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at $1s0S1s 25 Dbl for Mess Transactions In Bacon
and Lard were confined to retail.
BAGGTNG. go pieces Prime Kentucky were taken at
16k0174. India firm with sales of lat bales Qight)
at and 125 at l44, both short time with inter
est added,
COFFEE. We noticed sales of 900 bags Ro including
alto Ia ooa
and 500 Prime, from the cargo Of the Hazard at II
% fb.
PoTATOEs... 100 bbls Meshancks at So 49, and 500
nearly all at IS so VI Dbl
WHISKY Rectifed retailing at 800 o gallon.
FREIGHTs.. We heard of no new engagement.
EXCHANGES. -. Market still very dull. We quote
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. Ios5 x Dl09I.
New York Sixty day Bills. OAK n ct di
Sight Checks New York. N Ct dis60par
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EXpORTS

Steamer veoa reports the steamer Swamp Fox and 'sad
hauled off, scant feet Shaggy Point aud falling
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Our dates New York to-day are to the 3lst ult.
The Money Market quiet, rates of interest ruling
from to per cent. Stocks were in fair demand,
$4,000 Louisiana els sold on the Both at 95o.
Foreign Exchange was heavy Sterling 1oe4 to LILO,
Francs is 49, Hamburg s61a to a6a< Amsterdam
AL to IL
The statement of the banks of the city for the week
ending 2sth compared with the previous weekly
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AIR LINE ROUTE FROM fzs $50

"A liz LINE ROuTE FROM fSska bltSs5zEsSs5aasEiiSS11
IN ST LOUIE TO CHICAGO via CHI S&zE.S&s-sz3Essss
CAeg, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RALRJ ofp4sTy chicago
o. Il aND RSPEss ROUTE carrying the rs.. Northern
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS!
The Chicago Alton St Railroad CompanFe splendid
passenger WINCHESTER and REINDEER, ST.
Louis daiy, Sundays excepted
Winchester e9 A. NJ
Pm
Alton (a miesj landing,
wIh the Express Trains Chi ago folio
Day Express leaves Alton at..l0,3V A. NJ
pans Carnvi Springfield ID Bloomns ton Whining
ard Joliet through Chicago, change
arriving as follows:
IA
. Night $3.50 A. ~
Time from 81. Louis 10 Chicago Fifteen Hours
CORRECTIONS:
with The Michigan Southern
ai Ia all OF the making coInmun
Express TaLs for indianapolis,
aud ali pOrtlurs OF central lndsna Ohio
At CHI CsQO-Mith Galeua Beoit aoad making this
roue reliable expeditions Wiscon
sim Gana, Lnbuqu" ST. Paul and ether points Upper
AT with the Rock Island Railroad er oova
Peru and Island-drsot route to csntra 81 Iowa.
AT Ill Csnni abroad and
points and ouh that road, and for Peoria
Western
Jaeksonve, Napss and VITA gord
slaye nea different points in the Interior.
Tcksts piAceB be
tanned Of she Michigan Central Mich
railroad Offices in ST. Louis and at the 1ckst
T Tickets for Chicago Intermediate points can be had ON
the Alton wharboat ST. Louis the steamers, al the
Ticket Office Of the Company. = 55s "a
au6u NJ +. MohSAs, JE' ouperirten dent.
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ARRIVED.

Harris d Morgsn-lstd district.
Sebr sarrs Wasng days from Pensacola nsstsBasn
Seh West Florida Harson2 days from Penaacoa 70
Steamboats.
Alice W Glaze, Iansllsr from Opelouses.
Virginia Pearl Peiterwus, from Pearl River,
Vietoria, Hawss, from Alexandria, 49,
Flying Cloud, Phillips, from ST Lous,
Laurel Hill, Cotton, Bayou Sara.
Capitol Ure, from Bayou Sara
Oregon, Meyess, from Mobile.
Exchange, Clarke, from Alexandria. .4.
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n ~ TTI
* n#ca d, o. Maiden Lane,
takes method of informing his city aud
snHnry customers spply
Eeeopae and AEtstse gsnsai
sih ali He imports the st Oh Cegnan
the fragrant Easncea Among the meat %
Dagereoype Chemics he oilers pure Bons beth Ger
man rssnhlmed lodin chemically pure
ypou phlde and 10 bottles Che
Cyanide de slv
vialsi best Pneage and Roass ard ID bottles gasue
bus SLrioi
Lime for polishing steel Fer the Pytctechn his best E1
French and German Nitrate sonts barSta a.
btsEnah
Manganese 2ac, Nckei Ases Ldids and Bre-
Fly Paper Fhoepoetss
Pssls, Fowler FnniSang Past les n
Spsec hs Ga sha
yellow Green best hnpestsa OIL segne % En- Pssch
Crcig Rln tietnI ~
cherry and Cider Braay; shsa and irh
CaYes, Beers. oansss ~ pss
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. -CHARLEs FL.
" WALDO and R0Br HUGHES have this day entered
Copabersbp general HARDWARE Ship
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the Of WALDO 4 HUGHES.
New orleans, july iB, 1885.