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NDr If you are sick, the probability is that
the root of your safengs is in the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia nguor oppression in the aph
ragm, jaundice headache nausea, bodily weakness uess Of
sight heartburn costveness dyseery and egicn Of other
tormening diseases Indigestion produces thin blood,
therefore destroys the strength vgor of the system. TO
the strength Of the stomach, and enable off
andmiss forever all these torncnng and dangerous
plants nothing necessary but perseyering Iooand
German Rtters; prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There is mistake failure III their ratve effects See ad-
vertisement. ma lmd&W
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JULIA DEAN H yNE.-The many friends and
admirers Of Miss Dean, will be happy to learn that
her successor Mrs Julia Dean Hayne, is once more to
ornament stage andto re-enaet those characters
that were formerly made SO true real and lfeike.
Our own partiatyf for Miss Dean-that wasin light
comedy has been frequently expressed to require
any repetition We trust her old admirers will assem-
bic in good numbers to welcome her back. II
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More .ScsC Goods.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CLOTHING.
just Received,
A.

PER STEAMSHIPS EMPIRE CITY AND cAHAWBA
ALFRED MauMR0E & CO., ="
No. 81 Magazine street,
Have by above Steamers a1arge and beautiful
assortment of q
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for Spring and Summer wear which they invite the
attention Of purchasers Among oher goods received the
following: "a.
FINE sINGLE-MILEED 4CoLoEED CASHMERE BUsI
NESS COATS; l.@@-
FINE sINGLE.MILhED CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTA
LOOMS.
CASPIAN TWEED BUSINESS COATS;
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRoGk AND SAC COATS;
FRENCH BoMBAZINE FROCK AND SAC COATS;
ALPACA AND ITALIAN CLOTH FROCl1 AND SAC
COATS; tE2
FRENCH DIR AZ D ETE P NTALooNs;e
FINE CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS; -+@2
VESTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR;
LINEN DR1I.1I1tND OTHER STYLES OF SUMNER PAN
sTALOONS; 'Ea5' 4lG'"
LINEN DRILL AND OTHER STYLES OF SUMNER
COATS;
UNDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
| y" WEAR;
AVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT ORLINEN AND MUSLIN
SHIRTS; 80 t--
UMBRELLAS; vALIsEs; TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
| sl!s T-.-. 5- OF all kinds
Winter Clothing at Great Bargains
We now offering all styles of WINTER CLOTHING
| VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, and persons from
the country in want of such articles will do well call
| supply themselves. a. ".
| HO4.S' 5 E.sxZEk1E<I EOz.EEEIvo;.
| A VERY FULL ASSORTMENT RECEIVED BY THE CA
IAWBA.
| One Price for Gools--No Deviation,
E Clerks, speaking the French and Spanish languages al
ways in attendance. .--
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
/ MIL 2p6t 81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier
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u ER MI
Ehe Crescent will served to 4 II
city early astlr Sundays
Sln year, Hill and q1af.elis II IL
same rates or 10 eents week. payable o me
ner insertion ~ az eases
,38 sl; fpr every sabaeq Insertion % cents
o he second page 81 for every
%a inaastiun Ss3 $15 u. ,s3 4
square foF every insertion. HI Wy u 4xsssB4 sG
Advertisements mot marked,
lonser md charged accordingly sub
sstfption viii stopped until all paid at The
option o. the proprie tors a ~ NJ By "A
Discount Mill be lraae regular advertisers
1FHE I1AELY CRESCENT Il
circulation which renders 1t for adver
tisars. FAa1LY AfEis it circelates reaching
hundreds Of homes at early hour. and being
approach Of business consequently article
fon be published in #
columns s8s, 4es s ny sa III
n, n gat NV ~ q KEY GRE sc EaN a. NE
shad every morning year, invariably in
extensive eulaion Throughout Ions
ALBANIA, Texas ana other
favorable Of max
their and known r.;
serted Tor 81 per square. each Insertion.
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he receipts Of cotton for the twenty
lock last eyening were, by
4 gse Iii gHola5 from Viekaburgg, sos New World
i rom little Rock, Ices; Princess, from Vcksburg,
lQ27 Rasa Texas, 1881 !; q. ID. Jr
lal from st Martinsville
au3; Camden, from Bayou lde Glaize, s562; Belle
Fort Smith 289; Woodruff, AZ. Total
,2sT hhds.; molasses, ,O1s bar
Total cotton since aturday, SO ,2sl bales.
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GHEsRRx E2&PECToEA

GEEsRRx ExFECToRA
Read the following from Nj VIM W Allein long and favor
ably known TO most people Of Zazoo Valley:
w. JUNE s. 1856
Q. Q. WoODMAS, Esq: Dear SirSome months since
took cold attended with distressing cough night and
day, but troublesome night, which time could
scarcely sleep and somewhat alarmed BY long and
stnae continuance. Having tried several remedies without
effect was induced TO your Cherry EXpeco7ant
glad say did so with very happy results it relieving
few hours and entirely curing in three days
before using the whole Of the bottle up. Persons suffering from
severe coughs and colds would advise try in preference
10 any remedy ever
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM W. ALLEN.
E5gFor sale, Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
CORNER COMMON AND MAGAZINE SITS,
ml7 2p3t New Orleans
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IT. . I.
This delicious beverage superior all nvgorang Corals
Scnapps, Nervines &C, use for the Dysncpsia
Nervousness Heartburn Drowsiness Kidney Complaints Mel
ancloly, Derum Tremens, Inemperancc &C., vii: in
vgorae and strengthen but will ntoyicae strpy
who have become auated the excessive use Of
Tobacco Opium amp sptuous Liquors, will find speedy and
permanent relief these destroying agents.
by trying bottle two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak and sickly families will find Dr. Hams Inyigorains
Spirits quick ard for all difficulties it being
Regeneration, well strenrene Of The system
Each complaint that the Aromatic nvgo,ing Cordial is cal
cuated cure is acd the wrappers accompanying
tie, and full directions for also infinitely given
Price, 81 per bottle. Prepared by Darius Ham.
Principal Office No Liberty street New York where whole
sale orders should he addressed Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
mis- 2pTuThSa 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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Shirts: SRei9fs!?
L E G. Il T Q NF+~& B A RIB 0 r S,
Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS.
THE, MAMMOTH SHIRTS,
Half-a-Dozen for Sc 90.


Thesl 81 81 80 and 81 90 SHIRTS besides large stock of
YORK MILL and FINE LINEN
SHIRTS.
rs SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
K Mnufactory No LOG Grand street, near Broadway New
York.
N B. We have received by late arrivals choice selection Of
NECK TIES of various styles and patterns; CRAVTS and
SCARFS; Corded Silk and Satin Self-Adusting STOCKS;
SILK and MERrNO uNDERsHIRTs aad DRAWERS; sUS-
PENDERS; RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES etc. etc. 10 which invite The attention of the pub
lic ......-.-
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
nils 2p6t corner St. Charles and Canal ss
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aRcsO Orleans
STAIJONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 CAMP STREET.

Notwithstanding the OF the best standard authors
in the various departments of Literature, ancient ard
modern
CHEAP PUBLTCATGoHS-At publishers PRICES received IS
- nsiSsnGd from The press. F.H
SCHOOL BOOkSA large supply Of all kinds in general
selected with greatcars by the proprietor personally
PICTORIAL WORKS Of the beautiful description,
pcrblY hoInd-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the most approved kinds adapt
ed 10 the USE Of counting rooms and public offices.
BLANK BOOKS made Of the best laid paper and Of the
most approved manufacture
PAPER AND CARDSIcnr, Fooscap Folio, Post and other
papers; Playing and Plain Cards Of all kinds
PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING, in ali their branches,
neatly executed.
SCIENTIFIC WORKS and other works by the approved
authors the Arts and Sciences i'll all their branches
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, by the most approved authors.
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS. IN all its branches For sale by
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and stationcr,
mil 2l3. No. GO Camp street
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II Card

If Card
New ORLEANS, March I, 1856.
Dr.. SAMUEL REYNoIDS-Dedr Sir cancer on nv lin
which you have been rean am happy say, has been en-
tirely eradcaed and the lip entirely Feeling grateful
you for relieving take pleasure in allowing you the use
Of my in the list Of testimonials which youlave
ut your command. Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
D. S. STACY,
MIL 2pln of Vidalia, In.
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On the 9th inst. free fight took placein the ladies'
parlor of the National Hotel, Washington. Mr..
Stuart, of Louisville, knocked down Mr.. Mahon, of
Washington, who drew pistol and fired at Mr.
Stuart without effect. The propretors of the hotel
requested both parties to absent themselves,
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Southern Literat,sre.
s1tfMs, NHyy yvoEs IS.--J UsT PUBLISHED
a7@2. yos
~. G9xe n AEgs1 0N7s,
A Tale of X Ell tn C ky.

RyW Gilmore Smms, Esq, auhor of Guy Rivers" ec.F
Illustrated by barley In vol limo. Price 81 80 @
THIS domestic legend is founded upon actual events of
paravey commemorative State Of Kentucky How
strange the facts may appear in the selueloweycr in
conflict with what usually supposed to he the sensbtics
and characteristics Of woman they Yet nuestonahy true
most of them having been conclusvey established by the best
testimony before court of Justice Very TERRIBLE ndeed
the tragedy to which they conductedone that startled the
whole country @hen took place. and the mournu interest Of
which will long be remembered.
Already issued of te same series of ROMANCEs:
/. GUY RINERS-tA Tale of Georgia. ~
2. RICHARD HI RBIs-4h Tale Of Alabama.
5. BORDER BEAGLES-A Tale of Mississippi .z. ,.s-
In Press 10 complete the Series
BEAUcIIAMPE Or, The Kentucky Tragedy In March,
{. CONFESSION, or The Blind Heart. I'm April
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCES H. y
BY Tie same author uniform with the above Now ready
l. THE PARTIsAN--A Romance of the Revolution.
2. MELLICIIAMPE-AL Legend Of the Santee.
g. KATHARINE WALTON or, The Rebel Of Dorchester.
Il THE SCOUT, Or The Black Rider of the CongGrce
s. WooDCRAFTs.or or, The Hawks about the Doyecote.
G. THE FoRAYERs, or, The Raid of the Dog Days.
= EUTAW--A New Revolutionary Romance. In March
THE YEMASsE--A Romance of South Carolina.
SOUTHWARK, IIO "A Spell Of Sunshine. By VIM. Gil
simms, Esq .sG tsg4
j. S. REDFIELD, No "a Beekman street, N. y.
=: G. MORGAN, ya
Exchange Place. adjoining the Post Office, ,
mil 2p2t&Wlt New Orleans.
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IlEE III and Pa stern mail due
lad from fillmore, from which
Mace VIZ received dates Of the II tn inst. 81 5
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PLANTATION CLoTHING.-P. A. Hebrard, No. lis
Cansl street between Royal and Bourbon streets pre-
pare TO supply negro clothing this city in The
manner of the material at low prices articles Of
interior quality manufactures be procured
for advantages attendant upon this opportunity will be
paren ALL since the reputation and success Of the plan
depend upon the quality of the goods and the in
which they are manufactured. This responsibility is the best
given purchasers OF the value of what
they purchase Every who has plantation should avail
himself of the occasion real value received for his
expenditures.
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Boots, Shoes and R3.0g0aes,

Boots, Shoes and Br0g0ns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assor
rnent Of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS, HATS CAPS ETC.
Plantations supplied wifi prime DITCING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW aid CAMPEACIIY HATS, ut the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghoru Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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In New York few days ago woman jumped
from a second story window to escape from her hus-
band, who was beating her cruelty. She fell upon
the pavenentland was severely injured
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IMPORTANT
TO those Using Star Candles.

The attention Of the public is invited the fact that most M
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
So that what sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen or
fifteen ounces and packages marked 20 lbs fl short two
three and five pounds per box This loss does NOT fail
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight upon the Retailers who by count bu unon the
receive ' 'A"n 'oS
G The subscribers have always made their Candles fulI
sixteen the pound mark narkae nj tair real
weight which may be aecrtaned by testing Them As their
experience the business enables them to offer nm article e0a
quality to any in the market they solicit the patronage OF
same time encourage correct dealing ' ''N " 49,
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
The undersigned sole agents for the above brand Of
Candles. ~ 0'o o''N va
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
J'o <loH IS Tchoupoulas street.
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George H. H'asefese,
Rim TIERS REH O U S E,
go. nos FnYDRAS STREET,

DC - S7E~F
DEF Presses Types Inks, Paper Cnds, Gard boards and
Printing Materials Of every description furnished ut the shortest
notice. Old Type exchange for ut the rate Of &c.
uer pound jas 2It3m
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SHaPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED
every thing in the butcering line Barrels and halbarels Of
CioiS9 S9fhed Beef put order Family Use
at Stall No. POYDRASMARKET, by
~ N 81, AUGUSTUS C. MERKEL.
c, h-SeamboGS and Ships supplied with of Live
H oeh uch rs fresh nMch Cows Hogs, Shoas Pigs Sheep,
ao"1e, 9esee DUCKS Chickens, n4G
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sSesU .Ke00ks,
e TT VA ab HR NE "a ~ 50 =.
No. Ia Camp street. New Orleans.

no. Ii camp street. new orleans.
CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE, vols. oct, :
with Plates;
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, 1856;
INDIA, THE PEARL or PEARL RIVER, by Mrs. South
worth, cheap edition;
THESAURUS OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES
ond supply, edition;
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, adapted TO the
Institutions Of the United States Francis Bowen Of ar.
ward College. T.. ~ E
NEW SUPPLIES OF F%
ROSE CLARK z$5.s
MIMIC LIFE, a. ..,. :
OLD HOMESTEAD, ,-.'7
MODERN PILGRIMS,
BACON'S ESSAYS, edition; F.0
WAsHINGToN'S LIFE AND WRITINGS, l2 volumes;
JEFFERS0N'S WORKS, . volumes;
PEESCOTTS WORKS, library editions, "a III
ECHEAP PUBLICATIONS, g
MAGAZINES,
ETC.. etc., ETC.,
For sale above, and -Fa >
AT THE ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE,
nil 2p3t,SWlt =. UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
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louisiana

PLANTATION CIoTHENG+
- MANUFA Glory.
IT'S Canal ST., between Royal and Bourbon,
NEW oRLEASs
The undersigned having completed his arrangements for The
melufacory OF
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he is pre-
pared TO supply them at the shortest notice with
RBADYMADE NEGRO CLOTHING
Of the best material and fit each individual at as o,
prices articles Of inferior quality Of Northern manufacture
P. a. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2pif ll8 Canal, bet Royal and Bourbon ss
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Fancy S0egdtery.

The undersigned have received by recent arrivals full and
complete Of all articles III their line direct from
their n.anufactory, in Philadelphia.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Just received full supply of tho above with --latest
improvements.
LACEY & Co,
raI2 n 81 St. Charles street.
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NeeU Clothing.

NeeO Clothing.
FRANCE FABRE & Co.,
Corner st. Charles and Common sts.,
Would call especial attention their extensive and
lected stock of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
consisting in part Of
FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS; --
FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS:
FINE CLOTH BUSINESS COATS;
FINE CLOTH TALMaS ETC. etc
-klso-
A complete assortment Of FINE LINEN AND COTTON
milo 2plQt&W3t HIRTS
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re: Eoitkiss s. Co.,
MO. 81 CAMP STREET.
We have just received per Empire City large and
fine assortment Of
Gents Spring and Summer Clothing.
Also, splendid lot Of
GENTLEEfEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
nS7~ Our stock will equal any house in the cty.-aa9
R. PITKIN & CO.,
mil 2p3t 81 Camp street
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No. 20 CAMP, STREET, under The City Hotel,
r4.r -comprising T
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRT;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And a large assortment Of
=" IN E y A R t G L IS
is selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION -sg
City Dealers and Country Merchants have opportunity
Of purchasing at the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCEs.
Rs5@C and examine before Purchasing elsewhere
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
Reme1rber No % Camp street, under the City Hotel.
mil 2pGt
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CosT OF BRIDGING TIE MIsslssIppI-We learn
that while the river remained closed by ice at St.
Louis the authorities Of that place took advantage of
the opportunity to ascertain the practicabilty of
bridge across the Mississippi at that point by meas
uing the width of the stream and sounding its depth
through holes cut in the ice. As the result of their
Investigations, it appears that bridge be con.
structed at cost Of about one million of dollars
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LONG FoYAaE.-The steamer Belle Gates ar
rived yesterday from Fort Smith, Arkansas after an
absence of one year and one day. Wehope the Cap
tain and officers have had good time of it, during
their long detention but regret to learn that on the
downward trip the boat received some damage from
accidents which will detain her few days.
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Notice.

The office Of the Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans tempo
rarity situateda No. II ST ANN STREET Ponalba Build
ings.4 IA ST %s
mis- 2ptf ADJ - =, JOHN N. BELL, Sheriff.
50 o. - Particular Notice.
SHERIFFiS OFFICE,
EU@4g PARISH OF ORLEANS March IS, 1856.
The Office OF The Sheriff of the Parish of Ofleas remains
its old quarters the COURT BUILDINGS and there will
elnanuntil tile title TO is adudcated by the Supreme Court
Aavin business with the Sheriff will govern themselves
,ordngly.
mis- 2ptf JOSEPH IICFTY, Sheriff
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lasilg Crescent.
0FFTCraEs JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS.

JAMES e NIXON. HI NJ WILIlaM ADAMS.
Fs Z NIXON. ADAMS 4; Co, (.
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:. Under which King, Bezoniun Speak, o.
Pay Costs.

+ The innocent and unofending citizens of New Or
leans are much in the same situation in regard to
their Sheriff. the fellow was to whom the foregoing
sharp interrogatory was put. True, they are not
called upon to speak de-, but that they will be
constrained to pay costs there is shadow of ques
ton. That is clear--obvious-papa ble. And, may
hap, double costs. "By the powers of mud,' such
state of affairs would be as bad as shower of the
locusts of Egypt!
The question with the citizens now is which
Sheriff shall they obey-Joseph Hufty or John NJ.
Bell? They cannot answer to two writs They can
not attend two summonses. They cannot obey two
injunctions. In sooth, they cannot get along at all
under the jurisdiction of two executive officers.
In our columns this morning, Mr. John NJ. Bell adj
vcrtises that' the office Of the Sheriff of the Parish
Of Orleans is temporarily situated at No. II ST. Ann
street, Pontalba buildings"
In the same column, Mr.. Joseph Hulty advertises
that the Office of the Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
remains in its old quarters, in the Court Buildings
and there it will remain until the title to it is adjud
Gated by the Supreme Court. All having business
with the Sheriff will govern themselves accordingly"
Now, here is a "pretty kettle of fish," The law
says there shall be but one Sheriff. Here we have
two gentlemen claiming to exercise the powers of
Sheriff. Il Such condition of things ought to be
obvated as soon possible. If continued any length
of time it must lead to yexatious and expensive ti
gation-to annoying and fruitless troubes--to doubt
and uncertanty-all of which the people will have
to pay for and endure.
We trust the gentlemen Immediately concerned
will use all due eXertion to have the question settled
by the Supreme Court as speedily as practicable. 1t
has to be determined by that tribunal and the sooner
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SpFezsegtd eGss0z'ta1seieg
S Mp .HG III NE a@ qT GID CD MD - %
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. TIEBRARD,
LIS CANAL STREET, 1lS
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell at very reduced prices
Plain, Figured and Flolnced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE E.
Black Fiounced BAREGE =.
Hall mourning
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid =.
FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconet
Valencenne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
e. 1NSERIING;i
-. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
>. =. JACONET;
BRILLIANTINES, White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, IA, "a, 81;
NANSOOK;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
.. CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored all sizes; E7
~TOILE DU NORD; -.- 81.
SILK CRuyEILI LUsTRE, for Travelling Dresses
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jacquard, Damasked and Ernb'd;
1874 WHITE BOBINET. for Mosquito Bars, made to order
Irish Linen SHIFTING;
sElEETING LINEN, French Scotch and Irish all widths
Yellow and Colored NANKINs, etc, ETC.
Also
complete assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Negroes. fe5 2ptf
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.seaU and H'uEes0bEc Discovery.

mis- 2pTITiiSa
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Gard TO Dentists.

Z Gard to Dentists.
DOCTOR n. L. S "A VT O y i.
Would respectfully call the attention Of Dentists to his prepare
ton Of
1NDELIBLY COL0RED GUTTA PERCHA,
for mounting Artificial Teeth.
Instructions will be given tottose who may desire
order for the material jones' White NcCurdy the sole
manufacturers
He refers with confidence 10 the almost universal adoption of
this adjunct the dental laboratory by Dentists in all parts Of
the country, and Drs. j. s. Clark &. W. Pnnly
s. Knapp Of this city $eE
left the Of Messrs Hyde Goodrich will re
ccye immediate attention during his stay in the city, which is
necessarily limited to u few days. ml4 2p3t
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