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ED9-. Fittings
CARHIINATEVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP

An Infalibe Remedy for
Cholera hatantun or Summer Complaint of Chill
dren Cholera Mor6us, Diarrhea, or any
Irregularities of the Bo,rels.
The long and successful experience this remedy
by the inventor all the diseases which
recommended together with the highly respectable testimony
which numbers bear to ts efficacy the of the Bowel ae
tons Of Children Diarhea Cholera Morbs and Dysentery
persons ene higher confidence than if
of the ordinary hunbug medicines Of the day which pro-
fess perform miracles and all the ills of life It's chaac
has fully established in the of physicians
highest character, the following letter will show
''DELrA, tCoahomn Coz Miss, May 81, 1877.
O. o. Hooand, Esq Dear SirTlere but very few of
the nosrums offered to the public to which would be will
ling to lend the sanction of nnme however humble may
be either in the world of letters Of medicine.
and experience however, have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carmneive and Astringeut Syrup is very
valuable compound, prepared scientific prncpesper
fecy in harmony with the laws Of organic eand therefore,
deserves although its nedentsar kept rank higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than nostr. 1t affords
pleasure be able (wto the fear of successful
tion add testimony in favor of its efficiency and
pleasant remedy in all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
recommended have used it myself in several very
teesting Darrhna Dysenery recon-
many others and in every instance where such
preparation indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, N. Dr.
sale, wholesale and retail, by O. o. W0ODMAN corner
Magazine streets, New Orleans, Also by O.
O. WOODMAN & Co., Vicksburg, P B. COOK & CO., Yazoo
City, Miss.
ie2 2n3end&ItW
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Removed Removed
FROM NO. is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins constantly hand which equal TO the best that
to this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B Il A " ID ES:
sizERAC of the Vintage of 1896 1eS 1906 and other
brands
w IIISFx
OF all descriptions-Scotch. Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in piuts nnd quarts
s.. Also
On hand my usual the best WINES and IT,
QUORS in the Market which will be sold as reasonable
terms any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR
d. 2ptf No. II Roxa, stres,
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Ssygedic's. Sale a1

Sysedic's' Sale sg. ...
OF Jeyvelry and Fancy Goods ut Cost.
rom this day until the 10th june entire stock of Store
No. Sc Camp street, will be sold retail wholesale for cost
The stock comprises WATCHES CLOCKS, MANTEL OR
NAs1ENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, WORK BOXES,
WRITING AND DRESSING CASES AND DESKS, TRAY
FLING AND LIQUOR CASES, FANS CIGAR-CASE SEES,
PORT-MONNAIES, CARD CASES, WEDDING ENVEL-
0PES AND NOTE PAPER, and great variety of fine Fancy
articles and rich Jewery.
K5- Fixtures and lease of store for sale SC Camp street. be-
tween Gravcr and Natchez streets.
ALEXANDER HILL,
2p6t syndic.
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WeeC Books.
Fl. D. M'GIN MIS-,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
SO CANT STREET.
THE SECOND MARRIAGE; Daughters Trials. By
Ohas. Burdett.
REALITY or, The Nionaires Daughter. By Mrs. L. c.
Tuthl.
SIGHT AND HEARING-How Preserved and How Lost. By
J. Henry Clark, NJ. D.
ARMAGEDDoNi or, The Overthrow Of Romansm Mon
archy ByS. D. Baldwin.
AMERlCAN1SM versus ROMANISAI or The Cis-itla
Battle between Sam and the Pope. BY J. L. Chapman.
LIBERTY AND sI.AvERY-An Essay. By Albert Taylor
Bledsoe Of Virginia.
THE SPANISH CONQUEST IN AMERICA and its Relation
tothe History of Slavery and TO the Government Colonies
BY Arthur Helps.
H. D. MeGINNIS,
je2 2p3t<W ,g 36 Camp street.
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vv.atchmeastng: Matchmaking:
III. P. BUCKLEY

Qate Young L Co.. s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWEIiRY and SIIyERWARE
manufactured imported expressly his ORDER article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited his assortment WATCHES
which exceled in the city and will be sold prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
E~The ctest attention. heretofore in Watch Repairing,
Diamond Setting Jewelry Work. TyH 2plm
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MADAME blanche

SN1SHSeSHEC A1EeSkEEREG
Positively leaves this city SATURDAY the 7ih June
Read the following extracts from three letters received by the
Madame during the past week:
Augusta, Ga, May Is, 1856
Mime BAncheThe numbers you selected for last winter
has drawn prize Of $4,000.
ANNA MITCHELL
Pensacola Fla, May 6, 1856
Mime Banche-I have the pleasure of informing the
you selected for my wife have drawn prize Of
in the Alabama lottery.
ANTOINE GONZALES
Charleston S. c., May G, 1856.
Mime Blanche-The numbers you selected for my little son
have won prize of $1,000 in tho Havana lottery
ALBERT LEROY.
N BFor persons born in March, April May June Scpem
be October December the Madame will select numbers
will draw capital prizes. And for born from the 4h
10th of March, and from the 10th 10Th of December she will
the numbers that will draw the 100000 prize in the
Havana lottery Tasmnn's and numbers by letter the
If called personally Date of birth required for the
selection of numbers. Parents have their chdrens
ber selected and draw prizes them. Numbers S. Tails
mans $40 so Numbers the 100000 prize S5 All
addressed Madame blanche, New Orleans strictly
hdentia and answered Immediately. je2 lt2p
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TO the ladies =!
History of Whites Hair Isevivfffer.

SONG ten since Mr.. White aided by celebrated chem
st In Boston, mnde series Of experiments the human hair
the result of which convinced him that by curing the disease
the scalp gently stimulating the of the hair, thereby
the rete mncosnm the requisites that the system either
made to grow again. fresh and beautiful as
Firm in This belief the experiments continued with what
success the following will demonstrate
In the of 1885 Indy whose hair quite thin
having been hid under bandeau for eight years
tried the Revvier W had then been named
some six weeks from that time left off her bandea and
her hair in cu it having resumed its natural color
hair having started OUT moist and glossy 1t easy
conceive that after this, there demand the Revvie
and that Mr. White nportGned put in the market
never failed where it was properly used
For sale at
S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
je2 Up corner Dryades and Terpsichere streets
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Per Granada.

just Received an addition to our Stock OF
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Comprising assortment Of
WHITE LINEN COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE DUCK COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE MARSEIELES VESTS;
NERINO FROCK COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE LAMA CLOTH COATS SEERSCCKER AND
Striped Linen
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIRTS;
Isle THREAD, GAUzE MERINO AND GAuzE COT
Undershirts and Drawers.
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
je2 2p6t ST. Charles and Canal SITS.
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.. re- good article Will always triumph
pretended imitation It has been said that every city
paradise of hutnbugs but let really neritorious article
capable Of doing all that is promised for and it will stand the
test OF opposition dependent upon inflated noorey and
Hostetters famed Stomach Bers evidence this
has been taken hold of by the people and tried found
wanting in Of dyspepsia, in any form When these
facts KNOWN why should appreciated by
everybody For sale by druggists and dealers generally
Wholesale by E. j. Hart Co.. 70 Tchoupitoaas street. Cady
Holiness Gfayier street. 3..s- Eny30 6!<w
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IT,: APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and thewo following numbers to those
drawing the first twenty prizes entitled 50 upproxi
ton prizes, in the usual manner
Remember that every prize drawn and ayabe in full with.
ont deduction.
All prizes of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after tho
drawng-oher prizes the time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, S. Halves, S21z; Quarters, sl14.
Prize Tickets cased renewed other cketsa either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN CO., Atalanta Ga
je2 2ptd S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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1Ne Child is osagy Troubled eustgs

Tyee Child is only Troubled auiege
". WORMS,
Says the hougtles mother when the puny appearance
her offspring is remarked upon ONLY WORKS why say
only Cholera or only Yellow Fever, for destroy
lives than either Ii you love your little administer
hem even YOU only suspect them be troubled with
Worms'' sure safe and immediate remedy Every house
hold where has been tried every Physician who has
effect, pronounces WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE
such remedy. us
EBe particular the name Winer's Canadian
Vermuge This the only article that depended
Remember this
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
je2 EXTRAORDINARILY q and ISL Charities st.
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alabama lottery.

NJ aRENDdef13N LOgEGa'y.
ES Authorized by the State of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery. Il
Glass New Series-To be drawn the City Of Montgomery
Ala, in public, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
Prizes Amounting to $2g5,O0O!
VIII be distributed according the following magnificent
gche
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Ba5 The attention Of buyers and milliners is called
to the sale Of millinery goods laces etc. which will be made
this day, at No 70 Exchange Alley without reserve settle
a succession, by ]. Eugene Tonrne, aueoneer.
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BGBINEss.-TheS numerous arrivals of steamboats,
the Levee yesterday bringing good cargoes partic
uarlY those from the West caused considerable acty
ity DIT the upper steamboat landing
Alnost every article of produce continues to meet
with ready sales and ofcourse, it is for
Us to repeat the many advantages, the manner in
which business Ii conducted in our market over any
Northern market, every transaction being for cash
and cash only.
With the large arrivals of produce, for the season
the year. there have been equally many arrivals
Of vessels giving the most extensive facilities for
shipping and transportation In fact freights have
nov fallen to such ruinous low rates. that vessels
departing in ballast AS an evidence Of the compe-
tition among captains and agents, we have to note
that two vessels were taken up yesterday for Liver
pool at the binary low rate Of 9s SOD sterling
for cotton to Liverpool 1t is believed that planters
and shippers cannot complain but what this is low
enough It will be a better business for a ship to
drop below town and take in aload Of Mississippi
sand the riyeris not too high) and clear for
ket. It is not many years since vessels loaded with
Mississippi mud alias sand, went to the West India
Ilandsand disposed of tata profit, and it will prove
more profitable business than carrying cotton to
Europe at 90. 32d.
Later advices, four days subsequent to the Afrcas
dates were received yesterday, brought by the steam
or Indian arrived at Quebec from Liverpool. They
were altogether unfyorabe both cotton and bread
stufs, and the opinion we SO frequently advanced
previous to the Termination of the var in Europe.
that peace would not enhance the price Of our great
staple are fully sustained by the accounts brought by
the four last arrivals. It would require millions Of
money to force cotton up to the anticipations SO
strongly held by many, say Sd for Middin Orleans,
that speculation could not carry it through and pr
dence and wisdom have wisely suggested an adher-
encet to the natural laws Of supply and dema-d.
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Upper Canal and Rasln.

The monthly report of imports through the rear
entrance Of the port of New Orleans is comprised in
the following statement Of receipts Of produce with
46s2 sacks of salt, which has come from Mobile for
sale The value of the domestic products are estima
ted one hundred and five thousand dollars exclud-
ing one item, that of saw DUST for which we cannot
find any quotation in our local or foreign prices cur
rent Our readers must not think that traders are
getting pressed for objects of profit when saw dust is
imported for it is article Of great service In the
mean tiIne the steady increased the business through
this canal and basin strikes the reader with the very
great importance and Unreasonable good the Canal
and Banking Company Of this city has conferred on
The commerce Of New Orleans. The great exports Of
produce to the lake parishes, Alabama Florida and
Georgia. through this outlet would astonsh those
who think that all the mighty trade of our city is
confined to the receiving Of merchandise at the levee
from Northern States and the shipment of produce
from the same.
There now three outlets for the trade Of the city,
viz the Canal and basin ofthe New Canal the Carroll
ton and Jefferson Railroad and the Pontchetrain Rail
road; with all Of them, trade and travel is daily in
creasing. 5s4
1T was reported some days since that the old Canal
Carondelet and Bayou St. John, was open for the
egress and ingess Of vessels, but have received no
confirmation Of the report and it is too far for us I'd
travel to Bayou ST. John to ascertain the preciseness
of the report. The following is the report from the
upper canal:
Rsee rsease b ts s,e Rasia month Of Nay 49,
l4SJ; Brick 207 803 sand bbs,, l6.60o Shells bbls ID
90 charcoal 0 Tar Shingles 000 Iaths
Slaves Rosip bbls 2S5I Spirits Turnen
the bkls, 1850 bbls 800 Clapboasds 1000
Galtea Fish, bbls. Timber, white oak pieces ORkum
bses 8 Cation ins 49, Merchandise boxes Deer Skins
bunaies 3 Beef Cattle 100 nes while oak Salt sacks
546S2; Hides 80 {GnnBy Bags, bales, 90
Welearn from the Rochester American, Of the 24tl
nit, that very destructive fire took place in thai
city on that day, in which property to the amount
forty thousandsollars was destroyed very little be
ing covered by insurance
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Dissolution.

The coparnershp heretofore existing the style
MILLER & RUSSELL has been dissolved by Limitation.
1885, .as O. P. MILLER.
D. P. RUSSELL.
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u FEMALE GoLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The examine
ton ot adnating class at the above named ex-
cellent institution took place yesterday. The pro-
cheney Of rheseveral young ladies reflected the high
teredit On the able principals Or, and Mrs Macat-
lay. The crowded state Of our columns prevents us
from giving the examination the extended notice
which i deserves. This evening at o'clock the
musical soiree and distribution Of prizes will com
menee At Odd Fellows Hall, at which We shall en-
= deaYor to be present. Fla
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a4 Card.

NEW ORLEANS, May Sth, 1856.
BE it known to all whom may that the Govern
en of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United
except Padre WILL Minister Washington and Col p F.
Mancosos in this city Capt j. W. wilkins has been acting
agent during the absence Of Col Mancoso who returned
and resumed the duties of his Office And further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money the said
NcaraguHn government, without any authority. my9 Up
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ReaaaOVUg.

The Insurance Agency of the undersigned removed
90 Camp street 10 Is Commercial Place,
je3 2p6t 0. P. MILLER.
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- H. ~
PAID AID sALARIEp BULLIEs. The Courier
speaks Of paid and salaried buIlies We challenge
it to 4 showing Of hands. we dare its Central Com
\ rnittse to the proof. S5s5s.,
Here is our rop0stion. It is q fair one: Let the
Democratic Central Committee show what it spaid,'
70 carry the election, and we viii show what the
American Committee 4 paid y A i ID be done honor
bright and On the square.
q Come, out with il, gentlemen! But, fear you
wont. A clean breast would demonstrate that the
Democratic party 'spaid 7 ten dollars where the
American party spaid one! 5l
The fact il, We hadn't any money to speakof We
don't care about tioning this now that the cleo
ton is over
Il Paid and salaried bullies, Y forsooth. 0h,fudge
Why the payof the sieians alone costour opponents
more money than we have had in our treasury from
the beginning to the end Of the canvass!
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Boots, Shoes and Brog0ns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST g. CO.,
jyl32p&W 10 Magazine street.
H.A s, CAL S, etc..
AT WHOLESALE. *#5
We are constantly receiving general Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Lcghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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Qtessssy, Common end Scarlet E'e

YER, SORE THROAT AND BLACK TONGUE
Rub in plentifully of DALIEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR all
and poll and put into each thrice day.
aud keep plaster on and oil silk if the swelling
nearly prevent breathing relief will be felt
till we'll black tongue. (Which is much like the plague,
shows itself red spot then swelling length
becomes uored rub it in above and farther pro-
gess can by the disease, but will be certain.
For sale Nav Orleans wholesale and rea at proprietos
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
lee 2p3tMoWeSa q and ISL Charities street.
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Caspetisag, Mating and Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 10 Charities street.
Lately received large assortment Of CARPETTNGs such
Velvet Wilton Tapestry, Brussels Threeply Inrain We
netian, FLOOR OIL CLOTH Of various qualities and
widths cut to sut rooms, halls MATTINGf5OO pieces
A. 81 and "a White and Checkeed landing; all of which
C offer at the lowest market prices.
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
je2 2p6t 10 Charities street.
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n. YIGNIE AEctioneer,
All # Corner Of Cont street and Exchange sjey.


1EUBE'S CITY ANDsUUIHEIGN EXPRESS
Running At all hours Of the day throughout the city
Agent for the oncharain Railroad Company The
Mails, and having entire charge of the Baggage Car.
messenger will wait upon passengers In the CARS
Checks will he given baggage taken in charge by this
Company. o. y '
Baggage checked from residences the office the Lake
boats BY authority of the Ponchsrrsin Railroad Company
Weekly Express every Sunday Galveston Indanoa
Powder Horn and Houston Texas =
An Express Messenger will be dispatched three times week
to all the Watering Places the Lake Orders parcels re-
ceived at the office.
Bills of HIDING left at the office goods by the New York
and !eXas steamers, will meet with prompt attention.
Schedules of and signals furnished by applying at the
office. - Nfe''e " s'
Branch office at the Pontcharrn Railroad Depot the re-
cepton Of Baggage and Packages. Open from A. NJ TO
P A. ' " % 1
The proprietor begs to notify the public is the only
City Express running and that bis arrangements are now
completed and that the delivery goods can be
relied upon. S. TOBY Jr ProprietoT W ~
fe25 ly Principal Office Gravier street corner Campo
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lsIflglls DAILY ! Crescent.
CEass siStIlssg ali Dill NEvY ORLEANS.
AAIs 4. aixoN. yglfliAM a 4ApAas
I3'9 NIX ON d AID JAMS sS3 rs
s,pEIoE. NO. 10 q MI ssrRn ar.


TERMS: $3
s Crescent viii be to Subscribers in the
eity at ~ early henr every naoFnng,
VIE - advance md duaTterly At tho
e Chg carriers.
per Nj cases,
zs Isl for avery stont 30 cents. M 2
s n fer every
81 inssifISn. & ls9s8' Ell
intervals charged 81 per
ssuaEe feg eyery Insertion. ~ 3 II 55sss5
Advertisements not wit be published month,
charged advertisement sub
sefptser viii stopped until all paid the
s a9sioa of she pnoprfetors. @
AElBeEaf Discount will be made to regular advertisers
TEsE DAILY CRESCENT
Eaa circulation which desirable medium for adyer
tses AFER IL cirenlases largely, reaching
any hundreds homes at and being read
before me Or business hoar consequently articles
hi family nss b avantageously published in its
eS coinnns 5s 8SSs3EHs
TRE WEEKLY q MES CENT
Ii published every morning ct IS year invariably In
advance. circulation throughout Lou
siana Mississippi, labarnas Texas and other
States mode advertisers Of making
their and commodities known, Advertisements in
saSa aertsa fcT VI per square each Insertion.
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Hiatt ~ Dozen Excellent Shirts
FOR 81.
HALE DOZEN FINE SHIRTS FOR So
HALF A DOZEN CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS FOR sl2.
HALE A DOZEN GOOD LINEN SHIRTS FOR SIS.
good Gt guaranteed, beautifully sewed and buttons
ranted never to off.
splendid assortment just received.
Shirts made to order from "A to $1OO per doz.
GET YOUR SHIRTS AT
S. N. NJ O @ D KS,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Canal Street
je2 2pf and Exchange Place.
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e ELECTION RETURNS. The vote cast on Mondayw was
not counted yesterday. Weare informed BY the May
o. that the counting will take place today To-mor
rows Crescent will contain q full renort. 81 y.
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eAr'FiCe0.

ea17'iCeGE.
~ I'D R&K GAS S& AVE- AN W.
CT o HERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City Hotel,)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock OF
SPRING and SUMNER
Gil O IT Ell [ N G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE ANstAqDR ILL. PANTS.
MARSEILLEs AND'yALENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS
SHIRTS, and
GENTLENEN's FURNISHING GOODS
al 2pf in every variety
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WE'D EsDAl MORNING, JUNE 4, 1866.
g. ARE under LEGATIONS 70 the clerk Of tht
ne sanrnar rnr aka,,,4,l,is r,a r,,s.


s IsAISYs-It fained yesterday. W Y are pleased to
that the liberal watering pot Of nature cleaned
ou washed cur streets, helped our trees,
and raade tie face Of nature smile more brilliantly
than ever before. The airwas changed;
The streets were cllanged the grass the squares
was rendered grseaer;; TIE flowers were made more
aioresceht Gagged birds were made more tuneful
and life seemed itself better pleasanter and
more refreshing than for long time previous. Only
oIie thing remained and that was human
nasnre, Vfch, under the great bath of nature, re-
eeiyed 70 pereeptible amendment, and gave no signs
Vi anielioraton Nevertheless thanks for the rain,
which came dropping down Ike the chimes Of music
and with the merry melody Of BELLS Strengthening,
aiding and But it has ceased raining, as
if unwilling to be chroneled, and we % cease =
record it.
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Selling OFF,

Selling OFF;
ON ACCOUNT OF REBUILDING.
ND ~e SCAN Ma ~ GE Goo.
Nos. IL and IA Charities street,
Are offering great bargains in SUMNER SILhS BAREGES
MusLINS, EMBR0IDERIEs LACES, PARIS BONNETS
and MANTllLAS. je2 2D3t