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re- The New Orleans Picayune's
Paris correspondent, under date of
18th ult., says: A discovery was re-
Gently made at Aix-la- Chapelle, in
Prussia, which is causing not little
talk excitement. Packed within bales
of cotton, sent from the United States
and directed to Warsaw via Antwerp
a large number of six-barreled revol-
vers and a quantity of gun-powder
were found. The presumption is that
large numbers Of six shooters and
other warlike filings have been snug
gled into Russia in this way, and that
some scheming Yankees are at the
bottom.
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FALL OF STORES AT NArcHEz.-
From the 1ntelligencer, published at
Vidalia we learn that three brick stores
at the landing in Natchez fell on Mon
day week. The buildings had long
been considered unsafe, on account of
the sinking and cracking of the earth
beneath them. No lives lost-the
damage estimated at $4,000. The
Board Of Health of the same city
have declared the existence of yellow
fever there.
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The FEvER.-The yellow fever is
fast disappearing. We hear of but
little in private practice, and the re-
ports from the Hospital are very en-
couraging. In few more days it will
have departed to whence it came
Delta 14M inst
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HOT COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE.
III Mr.. ALPHONSE ARBOUR, respect
fully informs the world at large, that he
has. opened coffee stand-corner Of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, where hot coffee tea and chocolate
can be had at all hours. In connection
with the same, is Segar store, where .
full stock Of the very best Havana's may
always be found. aug. Him.
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VIZ We have before us, Campaign
Document No. l, issued by the Dem
ocratio State Central Committee o
Louisiana" and shall at leisure lool
ct it, to see how much truth can be
condemned, into a few octave pages
We have a sharpened appetite, for
Campaign Documents and when
they come from the party in power,
We always argue over them to ourself,
somewhat after this fashion. swell
it is astonishing how mnch trouble,
patriotic gentlemen will put them
selves to, in order to keep the dear
people, posted in reference to the trick.
cry Of rogues, seeking to get possess
ton of the places which they occupy;
this two, when the feast is going on
the guests seated-and the table, as
full, as that whereat the "ghost of
Banquo did appear. tits astonish-
ing how the army in possession, de-
fend their ground by strategy, whilst
those on the outside fight at disadvan-
,age, having none of the sinners Of
war" The Campaign Document No.
l, is from that veracious printing es-
adjustment, the Louisiana Courier,
which has been laboring so many
years for the country's good, and this
two, for very meager consideration.
The mere fact Of anything in the way |
Of campaign document. coming from
the Courier, is enough to give it cur
rency as the chaste and immaculate
truth. Will the Piny Woodsman,
the Echo. Ledger, North Louisiana
Times and Bro. Bard's" paper make
note of this! Ay, publish it. and
give it the head: "A Know Nothing
newspaper doing our barrel organ
simple-even handed. and bald.face
justice"
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uSuspicious tailor to suspected
customer " Make you a coat, sir ~
20 yes, sir, with the greatest pleasure.
There, just stand in that position,
please, and look right upon that sign.
while l take your measure" Sign
Rad. {" Terms-Cash."
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~ The census of Lynn, Mass,
which has just been taken, shows
population of 1918. In 1850 the
population was 12.457.
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Gbt 9ailp Gonret,
BATON ROUGE,::::::::SEPT. 10, 1855.
THAT TExPLE.-Tbat singularly in.

THAT TExPLE.-That singularly in.
appropriate piece Of house architecture
on the north side of the Capitol, des-
igned for the Statue of Washington.
is now nearly completed, and we
should like to know what to call it.
Will the New Orleans ascbitect, send
up the name he designs it to 90 by.
Ii it to be called the Pantheon, 1.-The
Pagoda," or the Washington Tenn.
plel" We have ransacked all our
books on the subject, and can find
nothing like 1.-THE Temple" either in
ancient or modern times. It may
very properly be called the Com
posite STYLE, since it is laths and
plaster without IS we'll as within
iron and wood very unharmoniously
mixed. IfMr. Powers. the artist who
chizzled Washington for the State ;
should ever chance this way, he
will no doubt sue the State for DANA
ges. and will recover, if there is only
one half. Of an artist on the jury. We
do hope-sinoe the State is very we'll
able just now, 70 loose the $4,000 it
cost, that there will come a puff Of
wind and blow it all down again. Had
the outstreached American eagle, at
the Capitol gate, been consulted, when
it was down before, it never would
have been rebuilt.
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70 Mr.. Asa Holt, proprietor of .
cofee-house in Mobile, gave the en-
tire receipts Of his establishment on
Wednesday last, to the sufferers at
Norfolk and Portsmouth. The hand
som sum of 1885 was realized.
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AGoN1zfNG CRrTIcIsM.-The Phila-
delphia Ledger thus hits off the New
York theatrical critics
The receipts of the first night of
Rachel in New York are estimated at
$4,000. The criticisms of the New
York press on her acting are ageoniz-
ing. The critics roll up their eyes in
a fine phrensy and talk deliriously of
her hair, her nose, her eyes. her form,
her breath, the folds of her dress, any
thing but the play, as if they did not
comprehend her French, and were
determined that nobody should under.
stand their English.
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In Paris the telegraph wires are
laid under ground. no poles Ting seen
in the streets. A trench is dug twelve
or fifteen inches wide, in which the
wires are placed side by side, but so
as not to touch each other. Liquid
bitumen is then poured on, which sur
rounds the wires, and completely
isolates them. 1t secures them from
damage by accident or design, and
from being deranged by atmospheric
influence. The same plan is to be
adopted at Lyons.
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.VOsU Opening.

4 FIN ASSORTMENT of Floor MAT.
II TINs As and quarters wide, Fig
ured and Plain, to which the attention Of
purchasers is invited. Also, variety Of
patterns and widths of FLooR OH CLOTH,
at the furnishing waIe-room Of,
iupe l5-y. J. PIPER 4 Go.
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An A0oooot 0030ox10ms
It is perhaps. vissly considered
> the highth Of folly and the climax o
; egotism, for . man to say on his owl
observation and experience, that any
law in practice, and of universal adop
ton; is ineflicacious, unwise and i'm
polite; but such, it seems to US, is the
law adopted by nearly every city in
the World, and copied by the small
towns and villages; denominated
"Quarantine. Let us take it for
granted that some Of the diseases to
which flesh is heir. are really couta-
gious it does not follow that all are ;
and those against which the whole
country is now quarantined, certainly
are not, in any other way. than by
sympathy. Does it justify, putting
aside the religion of Christ, to give q
fancied security to the living, against
death? If so, then modern christian.
ity is only fit for Sunday teaching in
a healthy time. and is not worth
straw for week day practice. What
is the use Of continually talking about
charity and christian benevolencs-of
going to church in our best attire and
listening to the excellent precepts of
the gospel; if we cannot and do not
put them to practice? None. 1t is
cultivatiug, with hot house care, spe-
cies Of hypocracy, which runs wild,
and grows rank all over christendom.
In this respect the veriest barbarians
have the advantage of us, and might
teach us in their simple and unre6ned
language, wholesome lessons of NOR
atty.
In reference to the Quarantine laws
now in force, what effect have they
Look to New Orleans, Natchez Vicks.
burg; Clinton in this State, Jackson,
any where, and every where, that this
variety of ancient barbarism is met
with; has it had the effect to keep
away fever. and secure the people
against deaths visits -? Not at ALL
There is sickness all over the land,
md death cannot be blocked out by
'rick walls or vanished doors. Quar-
milne has the effect to cut off friend
rom friend, and what little natural
there is left in the human
'osom, for the sick and the afflicted ;
positively choked out of existence
y artificial means. Another thing,
}, the rowing. restless, dissatisfied ma
ure Of man. finds an apology by ref.
renee to the quarantine ordinances
nd people are moving from point to l
ONT and place to place, to avoid what ? 9
'eath? If SO, the unfathom'd caves g
ocean and the hidden recesses in 7
'e mountain gorge, will not hide +,
lem.
The times are not only out Of joint, a
ut the sacred bonds of society are q
oseDed. Here in our midst, we find :,
'ople who are taken sick, unable to W
'tain that friendly care from their !,
'mpanions, which is necessary to d. .,
ct nurses. They represent large 81
ass, who have no local habitation- 81
many instances, it would seem no !,
inc. They come and 60, and live
9 lord only knows how, and when
ey die, the municipal authorities dc
we to see to their interment. Must Y
can it be believed; in some in.
ances, the relatives of such, will only ~ ~
'rse them, when the corporation pays v
Q expense. The world evidently in
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kAAOG AGAAV6A u eAC SC&ASOA
AT THE ONE PRICE
Clothing Emporium.
THE subscriber has Just received by
l. steamer CRESCENT Cry, from New
York, large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts; Shirt COL
lars, Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf., Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&C., all of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold at low prices. In order to
do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ers; he has made it a rule in oil cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Mfw advertisements.
To the TRADE.

EOR sale for good four month paper, 30
L boxes J. M. McCulTough's Mac & Mac.
8 Lump Tobacco, just received from the
agents and for sale in lots of to 10 boxes
for good tour months acceptances.
sepl9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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SYffial xgttffs.
NOTICE

] would say to perseas wishing 70 hire
Buggiss or Carriages, tkat they win please
bring the money to pay when they procure
them; a. IL will save much trouble both
ways. Also, any person injuring hone
by hard driving, need not expect to get one
. second time.
Sep. 14th. ROBERT BEAL
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The circulation of the London Times
this year. is 10000 daily. the largest
in the world. As an instance of its
advertising patronage. it is stated on
the unquestionable. authority of the
London Quarterly Review that its re-
ceipts from advertisements, for nine
weeks, in lS45, during the railroad
excitement, amounted to over E44,.
600. or somewhat more than $780,
600. Even the Times, however is
surpassed by the Illustrated News"
the circulation Of which is now 175,-
900 per week.
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~ Two more of the twelve mar.
bic statues of English heroes-destin-
ed for the hall of St. Stephen Shave
been commissioned. Mr.. Baily haa
received Fox as bis subject. Mr.. Mao.
dowall, has received Pitt. Mr.. Baily's
magnificent statue of Mansfcld-seen
last year at the Royal Academy-has
been erected on its pedestal, making
the fifth work in the Hall. Its COM
panions are Selden, by Mr.. Foley ::
Falkland, by Mr.. Bell: Hampden, by
Mr.. Marshall ; and Clarendon by Mr..
Foley. Mr. Bell is engaged on a mo-
del of Warpole +; and Mr.. Macdonald,
has in hand a statue of Chatham. Mr..
Marshall has also a second work in
hand. From this enumeration it will
be seen that the five sculptors above
named have each received two COM
making ten in the whole
Two more, not yet given away, will
complete the series.-London Popers
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0NIONSi ONIONS !......
~ 40 Bags very large and choice Iowa
Onions, Just received and for sale BY
(sept13. JOSHUA BEAL.
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A LIE Il PORTERl...
IA Imperial Ale, and London Porter,
just received and for sale by.
lsept.l4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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CODA notwithstanding nice and
~ fine just received and for sac by
(septi4l JOSHUA BEAL. ,
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Flour.
1nn BARRELS FRESH GROUND
lOV FLOUR, just to hand and for
sale by [sept. H.. JOSHUA BEAL.
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DACON:-
- 10 Casks prime Shoulders; S tisrees
). c. Hams, sale by.
sept 18th. s. HART& Co.
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DARRELL LARD.......
LILO Barrels Lard just received end 1or
sale by septic JOSHUA BEAL.
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FOR SALE.
A GOOD supply Of -four and Pork, fresh
II from st. Louis.
Sept. 7. S. M. HART& co.
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ROBERT BEAL.
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itm,ny aid md courteous my advocacy Of new
general nay unyersi is.sse awakened IN n. su
sst 81 these letter. !: ample estmony thst
daily every Of the Union shows fss extens an
ss,, S. Of ire pn =. lie sppI;ssiiat,oa
and hope have been able nteiIisis 60 ali ia
infant feeble invs without As ore us
pleasant symptom IL s neither psnful sable
degree viii either the strength the comfort
knowledge trea,m mt thus promi .p,
before the 81 a suTs 70, and
ipe that Il viii dappnt the hilhes hopes les an
nouncement MAY have inspired II properly employed
haye often p,sents snstche as from the
Ssd' As sas
shy f' ao ss Sa TIVE as wsss
/, few weeks months they viii be we'll change
country, WILL restore them health nduencss viii
endeueedy beneh their general health but
have placed this matter before you in this plain aud
por.a,Ss, BY pr.ps: and psr.eye;ia Of inh....
sn other diseases sSs
body; and the phi oipss which lead TO
which though lees fatal have hitherto proved equally
In closing this sers. Of Letters would merely add for
the information Of those living in the country .nd
desire to avail themselves OF tho benefits of under
my that n can always consult me y letter By
have recently been misled purchasing inhsiag sra
my tnosdss n nc
TIE SrIssi;t offered e procure my Rrssript.n;
bpt in tho window Of aimost every Bro.dway
yon may see exposed for sale ride @i.sso. q my nhas
CONGESTION with The sale Of nhans or msd
made known TO ns BY the PATIENT o. Tho A.
tending physician are invariably put in my dis
hsiins instrument and .Ssdi.as
servant rhyeisa To- bss.ss. 81 The lu.
No. s2s Broadway, New York. April "a, 1885,
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II S. noUGm. AucrIoNEER.-rwo IMroRrAN1


~. and extenve sales the fret to Monday
ing ct Ne Warren street, and the second Tuesday
morning. at NO 10 street. OF splendid
surs, rosewood piano orts valuable oil paintings costly
chiua and silver heavy velvet and Brussels
&c. 10 o'clock precisely the entire splendid contents
eonssnE Foyn Lassa vs,st moor ana stair e.rRstns
rosewood parof suite elegantly upholtered and covered
In maroon crimson and Preach satin damask also,
antique medallion Set heavily carved in gold and Grim
Itsiaa ststusry, marble tables OF al the usual
nctaye double action pADofor made by Barmore of this
city Instrument for fneness and
guilty OF tone IL unsurpassed Also very fne rosewood
eesere finished throughout in plate gaw and alisn mar
.s. ssd speneid French plate per glasses in costly
rairags by eminent modern artists Gothic inaid and
sWf ststesry marble cocks costly Dresden obnaware;
sac seyres porceain Paran marble statueJ anu
ea~sS rspeR stops oak extension table, with antique
owing liable linen French choA silver tea services Gaze
sts rts spoons ivory cutlery, heavy cut glassware
N'e' chsmyagnes Mades, liquor casss, decsnters &c;
oo aud mkhogany bedptead de OF the antique and
rosewood rtle top dressing bureaus. wash
othr aud towel stands paliasses fine ourled hair
Shses cnun'erpsues holsters pillows china toilet
Seta Afa savage sitt fIsme mirrors Ss Sale positive
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pUssELL W WEsTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER -ELEGAN
n household furniture rosewSod gisaoortes Nc 70
entire furniture OF tho house. which will all be sold to the
highest bidder ard must be immediately from the
and ever twenty handsome velvet tapestry and ingram
ard stair elegant rosewood sro suit
IN brocade stsuary aud white msrbe top tables superb
o.ewood recretary bookcase library do rosewood marble
French pier glasses ormuIa clocks oil paintings
wood and mshcs bedsteads fno hair atresses
bureaus and washstsnd chna toilet sets oval
sofae, chairs, &c with large assortment OF
chanter and basement furniture Of description din
ner and breakfast tables rich china and glassware
hat stand ivory cutlery cooking stove &C. Catalogues
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DECElyERS SALE OF THE BLOOMINGDALE AND
~ Manhattanville line Of stage-By order of tho Su
Court all OF the horses stages and harness and
public auction At Manhatsnylle the 9th day ef May
stables carriage house. blacksmith shop 40 situated
the Of 19h street and Dloomindale road In the
village Of Manhsttanvle. subject o mortgage Of six
tkeassnd dollars Also lease lots Of
stables and dwelling house. which rent for $iO
thereon Lease runs thirteen years from the LIST Of
hundred and ten horses twenty stages and number
rps to mention II sold together the present property
GELS, it win be free from ncum Also all the IL
censes and good will Of said BLOOMING dale and Manhattan
vile line of stages Terms Of sale real esate-Ten
cent on day e sale and auetoneers ses the balsnce
sse Terms of sale for personal property-Cash de
livery Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock the 9th day Of
Msy, 1866. BENJAMIN MOORE, Receiver, 40.
ALLEN HULL SrOCRER, :
Attorneys for Conn AIN mt
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LEGAL NOTICES,

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETrs.-BERK-
shire ss-Court ofCommsA Pleas February ser. .soo.
No. 7l7-Gec Pynchon Harry O. Pyrshon ana troNee-
To Henry O. Pynchon Of Great harrington a aid sseny
You hereby notified that the above cntecd scwon
pending against In said court and 70
and tried 81 Lennon in ss county o. the fous nescss
laid ST. The writ dated October ~ lSt and Jour
said county Is attached on sd yrt
that this notice be In the New York Herald prnt
AZ New York. weeks succeesivey once week sne
last 10 ks thirty days at least before SAID
court. Attest, CuAo. ohDo"ASn' eioSh.
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,o.T. NorrCU TO SAFE MANUFACrURRRs- THs

T EcAL NOTICE TO SAFE MANUFAcrURHRs.- THE
i 1ndsraisnsd gives notice that . patent issued
March ~ s The .um sllins for safes used y nsss
a a. All thereof will be rigdy prose-
erted This notice becomes necessary some Of ths prn
underiood 70 have s,sd or an nt.on q y since the
tornsy Tor Halmss Butler. Ne. " Wall vtsssA
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n d. NASH, AUcTIoNEER-sroRE $40 BROAD.
IL. wAy.-Hotel furniture, Thursday, May g. at the
North American Hotel corner Of the Bewery and gayard
street ct 10 o'clock Of sofas bureaus wardrobes
chars tsbes looking glasses beds, bedding mattresses
pillows holsters bedsteada carpets, extension tables
crockery knives forks, glass ware gas chandaers pen
saDss and brackets, large ball mirrors setees
tain vasn ands bar furniture decantsr tumbies
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r. MILLER co, AucrIoNEERs-Ex

GHARLEs r. MILLER CO, AUCTI0NEERs.-Ex.
esuts sale of the farm and country seat of the late
sculptor Thorn, the property OF the A,sar
tate consisting OF seventy Ave with superior i'm
provemea. stusted in Clark,town Roesland county In
terms sale OF 18Th OF April not having
been piled with by purchaser tbis valuable property
will be sold st public auction, ~ Merchants Exchange
O., Thursday Nay for account Of whom il
Aso splendid piece OF ESTUARY being full lenrth statue
OF Waahn which will be soli with the property
o,ratcy as NAV be tho day sale For terms
and tut, apply at once OF the Auetonecrs 1876
Brosdysy. By order. LYDIA ASsUH, ENecutrix.
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r D G0opWIN. AUcTIoNEER.wILL HOLD HIS
saesoom No Clinton Hail. Eighth street, Broad
way, on Wednesday, May at IL o'clock A. NJ, when he
will cfer large OF valuable household furniture
which has been removed for convenience and which will be
Of ades is rticularly solicited Persons wishing send
goods to this other sa requested to do be-
lore the day of sale,
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HENRY y LpEDs, AyorIoNEER.-No SALE

Of gentecl household furniture panofrts oil paintings
&C. on Monday, April W at l0, o'clock at house No. II
wooster street, ueaS Canal Henry T. Leeds will sell as
above all the furniture contained in the house. consisting Of
tapestry and nsrain carpets gilt frame mirrors oil paint
ngs rosewood Panofots in perfect orders pror
furniture en- suite In French lasting card centre
side and SOFA table,; elegant lace curtains
French shades and Sxture, mante orn.ments superior
wahsands with marble tops superior hair mattresses pal
lates, ted bedding; dinine furniture extension
bes, sofas spring seat chairs do rockers; silver
plated ware Of superior quality tsble casor cake
and glassware, &c. -
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(,HARLEs r. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.
" MlII will sell at the Merchants Excnsnee,
Thursday May a. clock lot East
and Frst lot 2jx92 fest 81 COO OF
purchase remsin bond and MORTGAGE II de-
sired; York centre lots 25xl00 feet each
ON Atsntic and Wycko avenues boing 100 feet Wycko
and IS Atlantic The lot and Ad
Joining will sold subc or 1850 For full
pAuASs apply ut the office Of the aucopeers 1876 Broad
Uaw
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HoNsrABLE,s sALE-wM B. JONES, AUcTIoNEER,
~ by virtue OF execution, will cell this day, st 10Y
O'Clock A. M at las Canal street. lot OF cough
dy. ssrsspsriila, syrup, Killenger,s linament &c;
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CPoRTING-NEwroUNDLAN AND ST. BERNARD
- Iups king Charles spanels Scotch and English
riers pointers setere English and italian grey
hounds and variety Of the choicest hreSs for sale aud
Please cory the address.
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WILLIAM Writers WILL SELL ON MONDAY. AT
two o'clock ct 1877 Canal street. very large assoyt
emit q gesstesl household fCrnure from fame. break
tables pier and oval mirrors oil paintings curtains
bookcases china, glass and plated ware elegant carpe
mahogany and cottage bedseads hair mattresses beds
ding ALEC large qusntty Of stoves and kitchen furni
ture: also rosewood piano