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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05
TEL ElGGR HE'D TOITHE CRESCENT.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF, THE ASIA.
Decline in Cotton.
BY run NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES.


d New York, April THE Royal Mail Steamship
Asia, Capt. e. G. Lott from Liverpool on the after
noon of the ed ult has arrived off Sandy Hook.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The brokers' circulars give the sales for five days
Fnday, being holiday, no business was transacted)
at 80 900 bales, Of which exporters took 1000 and
spectators, 1,400.
Lower qualities have declined id; Middling quail
ties show d decline Of l16 Fair qualities, being
scarce are unchanged Orleans Fair is quoted at g.
Middling Fair, s. Uplands Fair, 81; Middling,
5 l3-l6.
River Intelligence Il.
IA V1cKsBuRa, April 4th.-The Ingomar passed down
at O'clock the Belfast at 10, this morning the Ell
ephant at g. the Delta at and the Princess at P.
Breadstufs
WHARF.-THE market is unsettled, and prices are
considerably lower.
FLoUR.-The market is dull, and prices are nomi-
nal. Western Canal is quoted at SIS 32s. Ohio 36s
a 36s cd.
CoRN.-The market is dull and our quotations Of
31sa Sis 3d., show decline Of 5s
Provisions
The market is steady and prices are unchanged.
Lard is quiet at 54s 55s.
The Manchester market is dull. A..
Money Market
The Bank of England has fixed its rates of discount
for long and short paper at the uniform rate Of 6per
cent -4 5..=az#
Consols have advanced, and are quoted at 924 922
for money.
Havre Market. ..-4
The HaYre cotton market was quiet. Sales $500
bales. Orleans tres o,dinaire 80. Na.
Cause Of the Decline in Cotton.
Hollis circular says that the decline in the lower
qualities of cotton is caused by the large supply on
hand. The decline in the lower grades is to I'D.
The stock is freely offered. biddling has declined
Zig. g 5.s- 5-G-
The Peace Conference,
Baron Mauneteuffel, the Russian Plenipotentiary
took his seat in the Conference on the 10th.
The business of the Conference was closed. A
committee had been appointed to draw up treaty,
and it was expected that the final session Of the Con-
ference would be held on Saturday
The Arago Out.
The steamship Arago, from New York for Havre,
had arrived out safely. ..
Royal Visiting.
The King Of Belgium is now visiting England.
The Young French Prince
The Empress Eugenia and the young King of
Algeria are WELL
The rejoicing over the event still continues in
Paris.
Troops for Canada.
is currently reported that two divisions of the
army in the Crmea have been ordered to Canada,
under command Of Gen. Sir Colin Campbell.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate today passed
bill approprating money to carry on the against
the Indians in Oregon.
The Markets.
New YORK, April Our Cotton market remains
firm the adyices Of the Asia having no effect upon
it. The sales to-day amounted to 1000 bales Or.
leans Mddling is quoted at 104c. and Uplands Mid
ding at I05c.
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DR.. De,yey,s Fifth Lecture.

L. , 10
Rev. DR.. Dewey last evening delivered a lecture
upon the mental and moral activity elected by mans
connection with nature and life.
The influence Of Nature upon man is shown in his
works and achievements. The peculiar channels in
which his industry and skill are directed not ne
cessariy Of his own choice it is a regulation by
the Divine Will that mans efforts should be turned to
the various pursuits in which we see him engaged
he is inspired by an impulse and necessity which he
cannot resist Nature has taken a bond of man for
his activity. She has provided for the lower animals
but he cannot exist as they his wants will not per-
nit it. She also requires OF him. in his through
life the exercise Of reason, prudence and discretion
and deviation from the laws she has laid down, is
certain to bring its immediate punishment. Man oc-
cupies the position Of Natures pupil, and to her
teachings he whatever greatness he has achieved
occupations and professions of life form part
ofthes system of things in which we areplaced They
spring from impulse and necessity and the great yisi
bic fact of the world is labor in its thousand forms,
whether in tilling the soil in fulfilling the duties of
the various other pursuits of life.
The world is a school, the great object Of man is
culture and activity is indispensable to his education
-meditative study alone, as business, cannot be
altogether substituted for it, because study, action
pluCtiCG 5utOSctllel. ntuS Nolhei
for the development of his faculties and energies and
the provision made for his necessities by Nature is
contingent upon hisown exertions.
The lecturer proceeded to speak Of the various
pursuits and professions of lfethe peculiar duties
pertaining to them and their necessity to the welfare
of society and of mankind in general.
| Apart from his more practical pursuits man has
many divine ideas and sentiments as shown by his
achievements in science, history, literature and the
fine arts. The love Of the perfect and the beautiful
is want in the nature of man which must be sup
piled, and after all his success in mnisterng to his
physical necessities, there will still be a void which
only be filled by the high mission of genius. 1t
is general but mistaken idea that the main incen
tive to the labors Of genius are fame and pecunary
recompense Men Of genius work for an idea, te
satisfy divine propensity. Genius cannot be bought
and sold-the light which inspires it comes from q
i higher and purer source.
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As usual the Crescent will be- published Monday
u morning on 3 double sheet mikes it decidedly
the largest newspaper published in the Southwest
contain vast quantity of ginaI, literary and
miscellaneous matter, together with the regular
amount Of foreign domestic and tele graphic news.
~ iii addition To the foregoing shall publish The
NEW CITY CHARTER !, II ertenso, in order that ON
81 large may be- fully advised Of the provi
sons Of the municipal constitution under which they
10 live ii fntnre Already we have orders for
large number Of extra copies, but We shall publish
such an edition as we trust will enable US to supply
all who desire it, 8i5 $5 83ss "A Nj
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Mss DoRA sHAw's COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
Miss Dora Shaw, who during her brief engagement
here has evinced degree Of ability,
and an amount of talent which ustes the praises of
her Western friends, has had complimentary benefit
rendered her in this city in order that she may re-
ceiye which, Miss Matilda Heron has resigned the
present evening and itonaly volunteered to sus-
tain the part Of Biaaca, in the play Of Fazion a
piece Of much interest and dramatic merit. The
beautiful comedy Of the z Honey is added as q
finale and crown to the whole; AFR Crisp playing the
Mock Duke. y
We all so selfshly DESTROYS Of benefits, though
but moiey can receive those Of the stage that for
our oRn part, re never read an announcement with
out wishing them success. When. as in the present
instance they have been egtimately earned it is but
natural to expect o crowded house. b
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n75- A learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dry-
den to ensure his brilliant visions of poesy, flesh
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the plan Green and coffee if
Sleep induce dreaming Bapsa Porta for procuring
quiet rest and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue
Indigestion and that condition which is termed weak
irritable stomach constitute most fruitful Of visions
The immediate direct influence of repeton in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking! moments
proof its power derange the circulation of brain and
the mental faculties in Sleep People who troubled with
digestion may surely relief from Hooands
tersn sold exclusively in this country by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
100 Arch street. Philadelphia and by his agents. See adver.
tisement. =, M 2plm&W
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DEBow's REVIEWING have received the April
number Of DeBows Review, containing chapter con-
corning the Charters and Constitutions Of the State of
South Carolina Others concerning tropical agrcul-
tire the commerce Of the United States, foreign com
merce Of Mobile, the black race iii North America,
connexion Of the Atlantic and Gulf Of Mexico, items
concerning New Orleans commerce. and other very
interesting natter
The Office of the Review in this city is at Messrs
d. Felt s. Stetson's, No. 81 Camp street.
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4 MRs. GLADsTANE's COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
/ The complimentary benefit rendered to Mrs Glad
stane by number Of gentlemen desirous of express
their appreciation Of and professional
merits, in some manner wherein substance can be
given TO the compliment and shape TO the sentiment
will take place at the ST. Charles theater this evening
The testimonial is well and richly deserved and if
the results are commensurate with the inducing mer-
It's we are assured that the occasion will be long and
pleasantly remembered, both by the lady and her
friends. ssS Ill #44s IS s5558f4t * s4s$g 4 i . IL
II q correct and candid Judgment will not place
Mrs. Gladztane among the queens of tragedy, as we
do not think that it will it is, nevertheless equally
certain that such Judgment will place her among the
foremost Of those who etch correctly and fill up touch
ingy all the landscape Of Womanly life, love and suf
fering; home scenes, home joys and home pictures.
There characters and events represented BY her
as very few women can represent them-so much the
product Of art be exact copies Of nature or 50
complete pictures of nature as to touch the topmost
triumphs of art. al $7s s&
We trust that those who are the supports of the
drama, and the friends Of its support will see to il
that the benefit tonight a worthy Of themselves and
the beneficiary.
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DESIRABLE PRorERry.-A very desirable oppor-
uny for gentlemen wishing to obtain country residences or
place of pleasant resort when heat and inactivity
rule the CITY, Is offered in the advertisement of the Bakely
Place. Biloxi Bay, located TO Mississippi City The
property fronts about mile and half the Bay giving an
agreeable view seaward and enjoying the advantages Of both
the land and 1t is offered price either for
cssh credit and all the particulars concerning its condition
can be obtained by applying Messs Spencer corner of
Camp and South streets. 5y@% |s-'g- Tn
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. Ge1eEgenseze's
VI ~ I'D |R E M IL W tt 8 .
For Spring and Summer Wear.

" ALFRED MUNROE a& Co..
No. 81 Magazine street.
Invite special Gentlemen their present asso
ment of UNDER GARMENTS, suitable for warm weather.
Isle THREAD UNDER-SIIIRTS, WITH SLEEVES-a
sizes.
. all sizes. .-.. .
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SIEEVES-al sizes
GAUZE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS WITH AND WITH
OUT SIEEVES--a sizes
GAUzE MERINO WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SLEW ES-all sizes. -
GAUZE COTTON UNDER STIIRTS-all sizes
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALF-HOSE DIR AWERS,
of all descriptions w.
GLOVES, sUSPENDERs, CRAyATS, HANDKERCH CHIEFS.
| LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities.
No Deviation in Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
al 2p5t "a Magazine street
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Spring 0ssG Saga4ensc1'.

Spring tgasGg Summer.
e. @THGMNG 81 H1HG Cd Coos
49,. - No. IS Camp street, .
ARE NOW RECEIVING NEW STYLES OF
Fashionable Clothing,
Suitable for Spring and Summer wear, comprising
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE COATS;
SINGLE MIILED CLOTH COATS;
FRENCH MERINO COATS;
SUPER BLACK ALPACA COLD COATS.
ITALIAN CLOTH, DRILLING AND LINEN COATS-new
styles; l-a-. : 4
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
FIGURED DRILLING PANTS;
RICH FIG'D MARSEILI.ES VESTS;
LINEN AND DRILLING VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Cotton Drawers Gauz Merino Ise Thread and
Silk Undershts, Silk Cotton and Isle Thread Socks Gloves
ETC., etc. .-
large assortment Of Linen Linen Bosom Shirts new
style Coored Linen and Muslin Shirts patterng m3l 2p6t
=
Louisiana
PLANTATION cToTEEENGr
MANUFACTORY,
lis Canal St., between Royal and bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed his arrangements for the
mandatory of
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he now pre-
pared TO supply them at the shortest notice with
READY.MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
of the best MATERIAL and to fit each individual at as low
prices articles of inferior quality of Northern manufacture
- -. P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Drv f.oodr S+oro
mis- 2pt lis Canal bet ROYAL and Bourbon SITS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

NEWSPAPER CHAN We understand that A. r.
BENNETT, Esq, formerly connected with the Delta
newspaper Of this city, is about 70 commence cor
nection with the Pc Soto Columbian, paper Of
siderable local mpo rance published in the town Of
Mansfield. MI Bennett very well known IN this
city, having been connected with the press for num-
Der Of years. He possesses large experience very
considerable ability, and wiz ssqsrbtless Va able to
convey much useful knowledsg "a an agreeable
to the readers Of the Columbian, We wish him and
the journal full measure Of Newspaper success.
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HFes.,.ipeg,s Safe again V'tcsorioess,

EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk Yn dated Jan H. 1866
One Herrings celebrated Freproof Safes Adams
Express Office when the building burned weeks
ago. 1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when it taken out The fire, the occasion alluded
of the crcest we and when the chest
was found after lapse of forty days, surrounded
by embers, glowing brightly. When opened the papers and
in good condition. thus odng another proof the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded may seen
at the warehouse of Messr Rowland Bros who agents
for the Makers 1t shows clearly the evidence severe test
of its ncombusble qualities when its exterior redhot
the burning furnace that roared around it. and amid the ebers
that gared around for hours days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes full supply constantly on hand.
G. G. MILLER & CO.,
MO 2ptf No. 70 Grayier street.
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CoNG. Doc care indebted to Hon. Geo Eustis,
II. @, copy Of The Report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury report of the
commerce and ton of tie United States for
G the year ending juno, 1855 836 .
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MAcALLrsTERs soREEs. = On Monday evening,
Maeaer the renowned magician, who has paid three visits
before and bewitehed the city with his dablere will commence
farewell series Of soess and magical entertainments
surprising his previous ones the Pelican Theae assisted by
Mime Macaster The wonders that performed by him are
of nature which must be be oomprehened but which
are sufficiently marvellous astonish all spectators,
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SATURDAY MORNING G, a TIRII, 1885,.
4, I, * d Nd 81 81 q / y Ii u !

Our lyeiaisng friends who desire e make their heir
business known columns Of our Double
sheet, u, obIige ls BY sending in their
5ifayo ,i;s u earIy ii. Al practicable.
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The MAILS The Northern and Eastern mail due
yesterday morning faid from beyond Augusta Ga.
No news. We received papers Of the 2Sth inst from
New York and Philadelphia .s5sfssr-.a
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

I have received by late arrivals large assortment Of
SPRING and SUMNER
-.M CT O TT E N G-y
consisting of superne French single Cashmere sACs
FROCk assorted colo all qualities French and English
Merno sacs and Frock Baponr Cashmeette Tweed first
second qualities Black Alpaca sacs and Frocks; White
Duck Drilling and Linen sacs and Frocks supene
Coored Frocks; Planters Linen also large
ment of fancy Linen and Drilling Sacs and Frocks.
VESTS.
Bombazne Alpaca Merno White Marseilles Figured Mar
seies Hair Line Check, Fancy Check Planters Linen White
Duck and Linen.
French Merino English erino Figured Meno single med
French Cashmere, Alpaca White Drilling, White Duck,
Planters Linen Fancy Linen Check Linen and Striped Linen.
TRUNKS, VALTsEs, CARPET-BAGs.
1 have also large assortment of TRUNKS, vAL1sEs and
CARPET BAGS to which the attention of the travelling public
is respectfully called They all of the best manufacture,
fully warranted Leather covered sizes
Steel Frame Iron do, Brass bound Russell imitation Sole
Leather, Sheep and Hog Skin. --.-
..s..-- VALISES. ..... .--.
Sole Leather Bellows Top Sole Leather Hickory bound Iron
bound, Steel FRAME Sheep and Hog Skin, Enameed Canvas
CARPET-BAGS.
Turkish, Ingram, Three Ply and Enameed Canvas.
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Log Cabin JACKETS Planters Linen do, DENNIS do, Gam
Log Cabin PANTS Planters Linen do Denims do
ade do.
DENIM JUMPER SHIRTS. a E-
PLANTERS LINEN SHIRTS.
CHECK LINEN SHIRTS
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
Also Il
Is bales CAMPEACHY HATS, first and second qualities.
I have also received supplies of ...
BOYS CLOTHING.
MERINO FROCIls and JACKETS. -'f
ALPACA FROCliS and JACKETS
MERINO PANTS.
Alpaca Bonbazne, Cottonade Drilling Linen and Gambroon
PANTS, with Jackets to match.
All Styles and Qualities Vests.
SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
| HOSIERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Silk, Thread, Bleached and Unbleached and Colored
SOCKS English French German and American manuac.
| ture ... e. III. ~. az.
| MEMS SHIRTS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Gauze Merino UNDER SHIRTS Merno, Jeans Muslin and
Linen DRAWERS; HANDKERCHIEFs. of Silk and Linen
|. CRAVATs, SUBSCRIBERS, etc, etc.
| All Of which prepared to sell
l. FOR CASH OR TINE. -.s.
| NC. FOLGER,
! II and 10 Old Ievee CusomhouRe street,
| m29 2p6t ~. New Orleans.
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aa- The cards, published in another column con.
tain al Of the dissolution Of copartner
ship heretofore existing under the style Of Curry &
Person. ~ s
The business Of the old firm win be continued by
Mr. Person, who has associated with him Messrs. NJ
Clark and d. Fulkerson. The style Of the firm, in
future, will be .. r. Person & Co.
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Gefge nc. CN7'rQoEsaee,
-. DENTAL SURGEON.

(Late of Aobile,)
Offers his slices in all of the various branees of profess
sion tothe Gins Of New Orleans and vicinity
BG5- CHIIGEN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given to pare regard to the treatment Of
the teeth, FREE charge.
Ef@ OFFI-No. Carondeet street. ia3f en9n,
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g as I'VE return or thanks to tile ladies Of the
Dryades street Fair for the compliments with which
they favored and shall be happy to render them
similar service whenever an opportunity presents
itsaff
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& OLE BUIL's LAST GRAND CONCERT. Whatever
diversity Of opinion may obtain concerning the crti
cal that be Instituted between Pa
ganni and lissuecessors there We believe no dis
senting voice that Ole Bull IL now at the height of
his profession and is one Of, not the first violinist
Of the age The successes That have everywhere at
tended him agree in this, and are 50 far reasonable
that all who have never heard him should endeayort
TODD So The last grand concert to be given by him.
in this city and equently the last opportunity Of
hearing one who is ennobled even by such compare
sons as are made, occurs at Odd Fellows Hail. this
evening. In addition to Ole Bull, Messls. Louis
Schneider and Franz Roth, Signorina Anna spinola,
and Miss Anna Vail, will contribute to the interest
and attractyeness Of the evenings entertainments,
making whole vel worthy ofpatronage by all lovers
of music. Z
Reserved seats may be secured at Hewitts and
4 Werlein's music stores, 5 and 80 Camp street.
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NTetnlrIe Course Races.

Yeserday was such sprin. div MS mirt insnire nocn
day in its full proportions like one Jewel out of thousand COM
nlee in nduess brightness md life srnp nronert;es Tn
of this state of affairs and of the for
held out ut the Metairie there was quite large
those martial 10 sc orsements assembled to ,yitnsq The
lest between Tom Tufiu CoroE Trim, and l,y,, Bell for
n purse Of s9no mt two mile leats
Those who attended we're we'll renad for tbe time trouble and
expense attendant thereon the race was
from ,e rst HAT n The last FIJI of incident and mater f
sppcato ehaye not The rom, to rive ms renor, as wa
opld Ike and mu omit many motters tbot
nred md added IN tte intorest If tbe occasion
The hating was r;oys and he must indeed bays bor
10 n,ease that could not End noint M sop, n;d f Nm
race on which To stick his on;non
Tn betting TonNcCuHn had p c, aoi,st o so,d NJ to
to one nm to within an honr of tho me Of orti, ~ d
denly change came over the mpds of ma, ,bs ,ocpn;
stock went suddenly down and in the same rao Conl Trim
came into favor so tbat at the start he Ind e decided ,
l,,perr NJ, II tbo to, - "a ,, 60. p -. T IN,
the lead McCsnn following and Cooa Trim bringing I'm the
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Tobacco.

LONG BEK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Marke Also Tobacco for plantation use hhds and
bbs and CIR TOBACCO, constantly on hand and for sale
by .-57-.
TURNER & RENSHAW,
fe4 2p3m-i e5 Camp street nm stairs.
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M Mass NIeeting.-A Mass Meeting of the
citizens of New Orleans will be held SATURDAY EVEN
ING inst, TX O'Clock, in front of the City Hail. take
into consideration the acts of City Council the
don of municipal affairs and the of action which
proper pursue in the pending municipal
Several leading gentlemen
will address the meeting.
IA on9t MANY CITIZENS -
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The off cers Of the steamers Queen Of the West
and Orleans have our thanks for late papers from
i Cincinnati, Louisyill and ST. Louis (, f5s3
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DIR. SaalesSeE Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. 115 GEAyIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALDHEAD, rEswEI11NG, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description. ja3i 2ply
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a5sW g are indebted to the Hon. Miles Taylor, our
immediate Reprssentatiy il from this Dis
5triett, for Corg ional faYoEs. sss =
MI. Taylor il on a flying visit home, and will be
warmly greeted BY his numerous personal and poti-
cal friends. His health is good. "
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EDr. LagtgEezMe's Specific,
FOR THE CURE OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES
SUCH AS elects, etc. d..
The celebrity of the late DR. LUDLUM sufficient guar
antee for the virtues of this medicine is pleasant taste
curing in few days without any particular change in living
or Inconvenience from business. For sale by
Z. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apotlecary,
m3 2p6&Wlt corner Chnrtres and Customlouse Streets
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BARGAINS IN STOCKS, LAND WARRANTS, BoSDs,
ErcBy reference auction columns capitalists will find
mat George Palfrey commences his weekly sales of stocks
tu1ity is his motto.