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MUSIC TEA CHING.

,aur., INSTRUCTION INV VOCAL MUSIC
THOMAS MARTIN OF the Instructors IN
Key city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment
Ladies Gentenen. His ability is too well to
require eniaion. 49,. 27fs$ssA }
ES5a Orders left with P. WERLEIN, Mo- Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention % II
60 MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
sat her residence, No. % Constance street, also
ASEs No. 90 Hevia street. s-Terms-S5 per month,
twelve EELECTTRES ct q Constance
week. i-2st-1l35 'i+ 7si feIB 1y -
TDHANO TEACHING.-.A. R. CHI NDLER informs ths
that he now ready To- give Lessons the Piano.
eitterat residence that Of his pupil.
3s4A peculiar method for teaching children.
RaHenee Orange street, between and Coliseum
Place. .sssssss!JtssEss3s a532sasF54s83345S13s
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Extract from Norfolk paper.l
ADAMS SAFE One of lIernSs celebrated Flrep safes
several weeks ago 1t remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday when taken ont. The fire, on the occasion
alluded TO- was the ferceS and when the
chest found lapse of forty days was surrounded
by emher glowing brightly When opened the papers and
in good condition TINS aordng another proof the security
and superiority The alluded 10 may be seen
the of Messrs Rowland Bros, who are agents
for the makers 1t shows clearly the evidence OF severe test
of its incombbe qualities when its exterior redot in
the burning That roared around it, and amid the cbers
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes 4 full supply constantly on hnnd ~
G. c. MILLER & CO.,
fe5 If No. ~ tiraVier street
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am fully satisfied with The manner in which the above men
'0 ~ 4. A. COWDERY,
Agent of Adams & Co.'s Express
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iT1IIE HALLIDAY WIND-R1II.L.--MANY OF
eineers in the United States sxami1s AS Machine and
of the most beautiful and useful inventions OF
by simple yet ingenious device as the gale increases in Sc
set for gentle breeze present less and >, liz IS
the we m nsR 'ns s
FURY Of the s Il S fi n or ssn '9 e
sails what mechanics have so long sought for in
The speed of the wind wheel is not increased by powerful
storm Of wind for it is as fully under the control @ nor
up will require no care Or attention whatever Tor weeks
Tie only why the wind for past has not been
versay motive power well known to be the want Of
hereofoe constructed was either hopeless ruin
sT s with q f say "
The constant Sn4 s1 b she on o
stien 19 hat aS1 psosSy nsgsS IL
fuel with steam The nil is ready at any y
during the he Winds blowing So if the S1f Of e
ns pSf fssf s I
water and ; nE ef w as GALLONS Of
ter and grind Of per hour For further nfor
a. Set Hasa ss IT, S sCa 2'sHs
ToSEPH HUFTTY, % CAMP STREET, IMPORTER
snd sap Ra G kss N Rs'ST
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention Of
s s3 Hs 81 AHd pos
s sHPEia Shell and Buffalo
Efs" 'nfe1 Hair o
FSFsSs@ Ft1SS $s'f st w
ps ssl9 sd and fn p d asu
WaHf Fn Esyo hssIs R
Tnckle of every variety to Sn The most determined "hes
Ts @g real SsesS viii n s
vt % In" sre Es cse SEs for
for cash great inducements will be offered to purchasers
80 Every article warranted as represented or the money re
~ Watches Jewelry ETC., carefully Repaired and war
raned mls
CTRAUB's PATENT CORN, AND FIouRINs
> Mil favoaOy known throughout the Southern States
H Hs" only sh ST bcst F sD R"r Stones;
can never come in Contact with fellow be injured
4. Having yGms' nG d fmP 70 get loose;
Having no dyeS Of arid to make d sh Hr; free to hopper
This s VIII IN fgs without dressing the stones an
Il inch single gear, sl2l. ,>.,,,.-,,r- s,so
Is Is Double gear IS IS:
The soinch mill will grind 10 bushels hour with pr'pe
Speed and the smaller ones in ptSR aWME H. GILMAN
| fell sdEW3m No 81 Natchez street, New oTlealLs.
CANENAC BRANDIEs.-,7SWSIE5, ARR RI f son
. Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand anu ny
ISIS 46 II 81 1856 ISos l9a 1895 on New York terms al
prices, by ,,r,,,c1, RI o,n,a .oe
| ol9 ly WIN. +. LEY EkISE y W.. - Wv IeHSS
J,RENC4 LANGUAGE and VA ~ y t.ts
Il leon IAUGRIN, lately Lawyer AT the Bar OF PAri
Professor Of the French Language and French leratu
| in the University OF Louisiana
M French class gentlemen at o'clock every eyenn
lis Office University Buildings corner OF Baronpe and Coz
,rnn streets noa6 SIN
NTOTJCE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDER
IN Sawed both rough and dresse
from the yery best timber for sale Si for roug
and SO per dressed in lots to suit purchasers.
= | Lumber sawed to order
fel9 en- STAR FLAMING MILLS, New BASIN.
THO PILAETERS.-TH0SEW WHO DESIRE CAR
| L lima GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS, are inyit
| to leave their orders with the subscribers. -
| fell BAREItII i Co., No. 81 Common street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
BE remembered that the 18th March, 1865 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
PERSONAL, appeared Charles Briggs President and H. F. Jan
ycr Secretary Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
that The above accounts just and true, and
correct transcript the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. p. JANNIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 9th day Of March,
1855. G; ': IoNitr
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Trustees have declared dividend OF twenty per
cent earned premiums OF the ending March l
1855 for which scrip certificates will be issued on and after the
first day Of Jnne next.
The Company against the perils of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current rates OF
premium. ,.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. CAREIERE, Vice President.
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CERTIFICATE. = -
NORFOLK, Va, JAN II, 1856.
BY request of Mess Rowland Bros We this day attended
opening of Of errngs Patent Freproot Safes which
Express the and contents in perfect state Of
was, opinion test rs could be
had Aarge story building entirely destroyed and
the safe remained the whole time surrounded by ire and sub
iec TO an intense for forty before dug from the ruins
ISieued1 GEO. +. ANDERSON,
WM D. REYNOLDS,
MILES DAVIS,
c. HALL,
a. b. MCLEAN,
W. ". JACOBS '-
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MACfxEREL, SALMON, GOLDFISH, HER.
A RING, Shnd Tongues and Sounds, Lobster and Iulbu
Fins
5000 PACKAGES landing exshps Thos Abone Mddlesex and
Francis for sale by j. II. CARTER x CO.
fe9) 3tnwtf corner Common and r,b oun;,o,i,v v.y
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7 WRIGHT a. CO.'S CATALOGUE,oF GENUINE
j popular family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists mud Dealers Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Charres
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The Proprietor, in calling the attention OF the Public to this
preparation with feeling of the utmost confidence in
adaptation the diseases for which it Is recon-
menlel.
untred article but that has stood the test
Of years trial before the American people, and its repua
ton aud sale snvaled by any similar preparation eNtan1
Physicians and individuals in all parts of the country is
immense. The following from your own Stale is respectfully
submitted referring any who may still doubt my Mcmon
n Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families, to
be had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bitters
Principal Office and Mandatory, l20 Arch street. Phladel-
phia, Pa. ,,, ,,-.,,r ,o
E5TSod Wholesale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
Chres street, New Orleans, and by Druggists generally
u,I41
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TTERRING's SAFE AGAIN VICTORIOuS-EN
IL ORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST F1RE-Ex-
OF letter from Norfolk Va dated Jan II 1886:
Messrs S. HERRING l. Co.-Genemen: On the 1th De
cember last Adams Co.'S Express office situated in
brick building in this CITY, was totally
by fire. and remained buried in the burning ruins until
Yesterday and even then found surrounded
with live redo iron lay beside it, the brass
ornaments melted OF We witnesses TO this he
and if ANYTHING such heat is eHoushre could NOT
be oerit triumph indeed: We enclose certificate from
several parties who it opened. -
Yours, truly, KUN LAND d Bftos.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" INSTITUTION-Ofice No. 81 Camp stree-lneorporh-
ted under of the Legislature on 18th March, 1850
The of the Institution will be Tor the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from 10 CLOCK,
and on Saturday evenings from s to O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar md upwards will he received
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the ACT OIL
Iuropoation to the Public Debts of the United Sacs OF the
Stnte Of Louisiana and of the City of New Orleans
Loans upon mortgage of unencumhered md nmpove heni
Estate within limits of the city OF New Orcas not exceed
ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash value , ,, i;
Loans upon pledge of The Stock OF the Incorporated aks Ill
New Orleans exceeding 60 per cent OF the market Fhne
All Interest or Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds is TO be distributed semi annually among the epoSors
No directly or indirectly borrow any oil The iuhu
or receive any pay OR embodiment whatever. -,
Certificates deposits, having interest rMe 10 pc Htee
upon will be issued for sums not less thin 9Vo ueoeu 'oi
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| HANFEJ, EDyVATsT8S, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBILL
II EDWARDs q, 90 d32 New Leyee, and Il Q
and 81 Fulton of description OF Cop
Der Tin Sheet Iron He is ready to
tract making Trains and Evaporatng
Pans Ftercrs and everything appaning to the
| Sugarfiouse.
4 general assortmefof Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand
He would cali the attention Oh planters to the Steam rains
which have been operation the plantations of
Col r. O. Camp Messrs- Harrison Ed Forstall Nelson
L Donelson Ogood t. LaWrence.SW. II. stackhouse, A.
thomson Co. and H. ii Forsa of this city to whom he
| .nan.r1iis.s rafar.. for fu narticuars =. m22
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VVOODVARD'S CABINET FUfSN1-
n TUEE WAEEROOMS, No. lis Magazine street and Il
~ Julia Street-Furntue Of every variety for sale and
F made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels Ships Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice. 49,.
N B-Iavng taken the large brick house Jnlia street
Magazine he prepared TO store quantity OF goods for
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with
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q LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corner Of Benton and
@ Fuphrosine trests Office No JOG St Charles street
W 1.-TWO dooIsfron the ST. Charles Theaer,1 Manufac-
turer of the approved Patterns of Railings We
randahs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Circu
lar Stairs Capitals and al! kinds Of CAST AND
~ Ratings Castings Gnard Boxes, Sash Weights and Ven
laors for sale at Stand, LOG St. Charles street New
0risans -. o25 ly
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School Books,
w RIT IN G. P A p f r. A N D
MSE =aunR& HBGp9bm&S-
MERCHANTS SUPPLIED AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT,
THoNG AS H. vvEETEEy
BOOKSELLER AND STA TONER
No. 105 Canal street,
-Emhracing
READERS,
GRAMMARS,
SPELLING BOOKS,
BIOGRAPHIES,
ASTRONOMY,
CHEMISTRY
HISTORY,
BOTANY,
DRAWING
ill.,. --. BOOKS
NATURAL Philosophy ARITHMETICS, etc. 81
Also, FAMILY BIBLES, SACRED MUSIC, White Il Keys
SACRED HARP, etc, etc. ma 2p6tkW1t
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

4 BOSTON, March 27,--The screw steamship Eneu,
running in connection with the West India line has
arrived at this port bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th inst st.$is2 s ~.
& Cotton was quiet, and the market was less firm,
though quotations were unchanged. The sales on
Wednesday, the 18th, amounted to 5000 bales.
{ Breadstnffs have declined. n.&4
We have no news Of importance by this arrival.
Consols are quoted at 9l4
The political news by the Emeu is Of little import
ance. The Peace Congress is in daily session, but
nothing transpires regarding its proceedings
Advices from the Crimea state that the armies
there still remain inactive $4,000 British troops
were reviewed at Balaklava on the 9Th Of March.
The White works at Sebastopol were blown up on
the 2sth Of February.
Continental exchange better. Gold flowing in from
Paris, Amsterdam and other places.
Additional by the Emeu.
Advices from Constantinope state that an Austrian
courier had arrived with propositions relative to the
Danubian Principalities.
Turkey is said to be the eve of financial crisis
Navigation Of the Danube has reopened.
Manchester advices are favorable. Trade is firm.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The river is rising with
seven feet on the falls.
Z. H. ~az,--..5 Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Flour has an upward tend
ency. Whisky, 1896 Mess Pork, $l4 to $14 Is.
NEW YORK, March 27.--Corn is dropping Mes
Pork 1916 12a to SIG IS. Whisky, 27ac.
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4 FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN IN ILLINo1s.-The fol-
lowing is from the Springfield correspondence Of tile
h+Io,,t, I'M t7o,,,,,, 7-zi &z.|a-t- Fl


FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN IN ILLINo1s.-The fol-
lowing is from the Springfield correspondence Of the
Atlanta (II) Forum;
The nomination Of Willard Fillmore by the Americans Phil
adephu was received here with great enthusiasm Although
somewhat unexpected, as well known how George Law
hnd scattered the material aid among the delegates 1t hailed
M @ r g @ vi h man nau Eot suf
only hops offered for them in The eleventh hour Is that the Re-
pubcans will hoist man and thereby give chance for their
candidate by their disorganized forces.
We have never entertained the least fear but that
Willard Fillmore would be triumphantly elected Pre-
sident, next November except that which might flow
from the oppositions and combinations Of the Aholi-
tionists Mr. F. is sure to carry the State of New
York, unless the entire Abolition strength is cast i'll
favor Of the Democratic candidates, and even then
the race would be close and doubtful one. All the
better classes without distinction of party, rally
around hisstandard If a third ticket is run his ma
jority will be overwhelming. The same thing would
occur in many Of the Northern States.
If the Democratic National Convention does not
nominate Mr. Buchanan, the chances are ten to one
that the American candidates will carry Pennsylvania.
In saying this however, we do not mean to be under
stood as conveying the idea that Mr. B. is implegna-
BILE in his own State. BY no means. We believe Mr..
Fillmore can beat him on his own ground but we
also believe that he is the strongest man the opposi
ton could run in the Keystone State that's all.
From every quarter Of the compass the political in
dieatons cheering and all have to say to our
friends is, to be strong in faith-keep your powdc,
dry and hints picked SO as to be well prepared fol-
battle. r s5 #4
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GOLDEN CoAL.--We had exhibited to us yesterday
specimen Of what appeared to be auriferous quartz
by Messrs Spencer Field & Co., corner of Camp
and South streets, near Lafayette Square, which was
represented to be the residuum of Pittsburgh coal
The coal, burned down, so far as was possible, left
this very valuable clinker in the CRATE The speci-
mems have been scientifically analysed and tested by
acid which leaves no reason for doubling that it is
the pure metal and genuine eliair eitae for which
old alchemists toiled and studied.
AS all biologists and geological students are aware,
the primary formation which renders California and
Australia richly valuable is often found elsewhere,
as in Virginia and North Carolina, thrown up by
some tremendous volcanic agency, through the sec
ondary and tertiary formations. The coal beds them
selves but superior indications of gold BEDS and
even the diamond is coal highly compressed. 1t is
no wonder whatever to the scientific man, that
j" Louise" or Chloe should find auriferons wealth
ntermingled with black diamonds, when making the
mornings fire but the rarity of the discovery rem
ders matter of curious philosophy to all who
interested in such matters. Without any speculations
upon the subject, We leave it for investigation by our
Academy of Sciences. @=a"
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Y New YORK, March ~ The steamship illinois with
California mails Of the 9Th inst has arrived. She
brings 81 260, 600 in treasure.
The missing account books of Adams & Co. had
been washed ashore near San Francisco. IN
The Legislature Of California had passed resolutions
deprecang the election Of Banks to the Speakership
Of the House Of Representatives.
In the northern part Of California and in Oregon,
the Indians continue troublesome.
u Gen. Wool, with the troops under his command 90
to Rogue river soon.
The Legislature Of Oregon have memorialized the
President, asking the removal Of Gen. Wool. s2
The San Francisco markets are dull the receipts of
gold are diminishing. s%3s Is.
The CHILEAN war steamer Cazaelo had foundered
near Maule land over three thousand lives were lost.
New York Cotton Market.
sg New York, March 27r-Our cotton market is buoy
ant today with sales of 5000 bales. Orleans Mid
ding, 10s Uplands Nliddling, l04.
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wholesale Agents In New Orleans.

Wholesale Agents In New Orleans.
JAMES W. BURKE, No. IS Common street.
CADY l. HOLMES, No. Gravier street
A. u. GRIEFF & CO., Nos. IS, 40 and AZ Old Ievee
GOODRICH Il CO., No. q Common street
EATON & HENDERSON, No. l6 New Levee
G. NJ. BAYLY & CO.. No. 81 Canal street.
HALL, KEMP ( CO., No Tchoupltoulas street.
CONVERSE & CO., cor. Canal and New Levee sts
E. j. HART 4 CO., No. 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
THOMPSON, ALLEN & CO., No. % Common street
SCHMIDT L ZIEGLER No. It's Old Leyee.
W. L. LANIER & 60, No, &c Poydras street.
A. & Ii. BLOCK, Nos. and Front street.
ELLIOTT & CO., No. 10 Poydras street
PAYNE, STEEL 4 Co, No, q Tchoupiouas street.
BUNNELL & BATLIFF,'No 10 Gravier street.
F. W. CoELER, No. ITO Common street.
O. 0. WOODMAN, Magazine and Common srects.
And all the Wholesale Druggists and GrocerS in the United
States. m26 3plmeod
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Anssscments This Evening.

ST. CHARLES TnEATER-The new play "Grisel-
dis and " Swiss Cottage" -5'
GA1ETY THEATER.-Miss Matilda Heron as " Ca
mie in " Camille" n.. -..-+
PELICAN Observation-Disclosures Colossal Ameri-
an Circus and Indian Amphheater roup of wild Indians
ODD FELLOWS HAIL Grand Complimentary
Masked and Fancy Dress Ball for the benefit Of Mr. Ruie
ARMoRY HALL-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus.
sian War, at " acock in the the afternoon tx evening
The GREAT BEAR.-rhe great Australian perform
ing bear at No. IS ST. Charles street Day and evening
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MNRlIE

MOBILE.
Florida Frost MASTER on the arrival the Lake of
fonchartran cars. r. Geddes 10 Bank Place agent
BRAZoS SANTIAGO.
Nautilus Thompson, MASTER A. NJ Harris Morgan foot
of Julia street, opposite the Steamship Landing agents
. .,s-, CONVICTION.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, on the arrival Of the ccleck A. NJ
Ponchartrain D. c. Lowber No. IS Magazine street
agent
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
New Latona Gross, master, at O'Clock 2. ~
RED RIVER.
Poa Parker master, at o'clock. H. NJ Robinson Co.. 100
Gravier street, agents.
Storm, Moody MASTER o'clock Lewis Suspp Co.. 81 Front
street, and T. d, Smith, Il New Lcreo, agents.
YA2Oo RIVER.
Saie Robinson, Powers, MASTER at o'clock P NJ John E.
Hyde Co., &C Pcydras street. agents.
Daguerreotypes that will stand the most minute in
spcen and criticism taken Hedrck's extensive
and popular establishment No Is Camp street. at remarkably
low Prices See advertisement.
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8 'l ri 81 = E 81.
q,ER 4 .

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$E 81 i'll IL r. RS I'M
aa ss be e ~
ii MI ssrls hour eSesptea ioE
cid year Hi advance nnd quarterly ~ me
same rates Or 70 cents e m
Hi Insertion in a cases,
IL: for every subsequent 20 GEMS
ot ho seeond 81 for every
insertion 9$ sss m q Il. 81 = tsizSs
puhlsssed viii b charged 81
SsEs SQUARE fiji eseg inasttsen sF
o marked Will be pnbistted one month,
did changed advertisement Or sub
seription viii until al arc paid At the
option ~ ahe pro- ristoFs. IL VI s s5 sls
sssraI Discount viii be made Il regular advertisers
TEEE IRAEER CTsaE sCENT
HIS which desirable medium adver-
flsafss APnait crcuatea large II, reaching
many homes early hou being read
the business hours articles
family may ~ adyanageously published IN lis
8 columns. 8f8 s$ a 7t4t}isS s#5 " 8
EIT u zEr u - u IN CRESCENT
III published at year, invariably
extensive circulation throughout lou
isiana, Alabama, Texas and ohe,
States presents mode d makna
thsir wares dities known Advertisements In
serted for III per square, eaef nssttion.
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ma~ AS spring summer medicine we
would recommend Dr. j. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bit
above all others It's Strengthening and nvgoating effect
upon ebated system is truly astonishing Its tonic action
the liver its tendency drive all humors to the surface,
thereby cleansing the system from all impurities what has
gained for these Bers such enviab reputation nasmuca
they pleasant beverage and in
eal use as family medicine wherever KNOWN For sale by
druggists hotels and dealers generally O. o. Wooman
Magazine and Common Streets john Wright Co. q and Isl
Charities street ms ap6t&W
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s CouToN. The receipts TOR the twenty four hours
ending ats O'clock last evening were, BY the Pota,
from Grand Ecore, 1884 n T. Leathers from Ar
New from Fort Smith.
linda, Bella iona, from Wilamsport,
3s88A r. N. Powell, 2o6l Eusefer, from Mont
gornery from Boyou Sara,
8d Total, ,952 bales 81 1877 bids sugar; 1853
sbarrels, and ], 50a hall barrels mo1asses.
Total receipt since Saturday last, 2ls
bales 8B#s33s$ " S#
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Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
into the United States number of Liquor Mixers New York.
Boston and Philadelphia have been engagedn putting mp mixed
poisonous Gin in and jugs and be pamed
upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps have directed
my agents institute legal proceedings against all persons who
they may ascertain be engaged in this atrocious system
deception and call the and the public to aid them
in their efforts to remedy great evil.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.