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which they may be defeated that is an act of courtesy
amounting almost magnanny, for of them depart
from the CUSTOM and leave the field without milking fuss
This being the affords pleasure learn that Recorder
intends to retire quietly and gracefully from the Office he
now holds He has ssnifed to Mr. Fabre not only that he will
not dispute his election his successor that he ready
MS seat ct moment may choose TO call for it,
we nope ha me other whose days Of office
VII loiioH me hecofder's example.
CHARITY HOSPIrA L,-Report for the week endinr
last evening al G
Admitted 1881 MED s IN
Discharged. Remaining sos
F1pp - r1a b.1,er,, of T.eol, 5T,;oa Of +ba ,o -
phi,nss ~ J, 49,: .s5.E.. III, -. : 80 =. - ~
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THIEVES LSNCHED--Ap party OF SIX Or eight gentle
men went down the lake by the Shell Road Thursday
evening, have supper bath While they were uxu
aing in the water triad of wellknown cheralrs iadstre
went into the bahoue and appropriated gold watch
$500 in cash. which were in the pockets Of the clothing They
however, detected before they got off, bahers
started pursuit and captured them The thieves threw
booty into the lake. operation which their happened
tosee The baters, being jolly humor searched the
lows seized pistol that of them had and then compelled
to 60 into the lake and search for the articles they had
thrown They found the wstch and $500 of the money
which they fancied would Hibernate them from further punish
ment but they wofuly mistaken After coming of
the water they pnioned and the neck
Of each They were pulled and terksd about for WHILE and
finally tied and fogged their captors taking about
with buggy whip and giving them about hundred ashes
EACH With this vengeance the frockng party satisfied
the wretches at liberty The thieves learn
considerably dshgued by the hoggngs they
| GREEK sr.pRpn Constantine Ciariard,i q no.
Of Greece was stabbed on Thursday night on the evee be-
tween the markets. by of trio who mistook him
for scan. He is at the Charity Hospital His wound is
the left side, and not considered mortal.
/ ANnrupp Srhpp,vn Apr.ua n,on no,rod
c.aorc nrannon as ,hhsd In tho b, NV on,a r.rso, ~
100, Il bi ~ Trsdav nnh+ ~ V;tor ,ra.t ,aos M,
4 ,nr Ei.lds ~ "a AZ .ts HosDi,ai ''N A'''
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- NV .AVso 10y i"ppaii
,s, - 10 slss 49, 'N
Tt s,I, .s .'s $50. 1 r - r.
| xt,., ,rc -. =, :. 80 s,sas ~, ;.
-. sm, -; ~ ~ ' II- ~ m m
a. ~ ~ ies , y 1, NJ, ps. iush ih', io
aa s 49, as,r ,s 90
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30" Dyapepssa. -There nre but few who do
moi time experience unpleasant effect Of temporary
indigestion such Of fness weight and upeaness
of The stomach fouI tongue bitterness IN the mouth nausea
sick headache etc etc Al such sengare evidence of
preaching dyspepsia which should always be checked and cured
by the use Of Hosetters Stomach Bs which known TO
be an Invaluable remedy for all such complaints To this thou
sands viii testify who have tried them and proved tho facts
Hosteers Bte for sale by principal druggists and
dealers generally Sold Wholesale by E. Hart Co.. No. 70
Tehauptousas street, and C&dy Holmes GraveF street
ie6 2pst&1tW
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steanboat Depart,1res ,Tl,is nay.


S& WATERING PLACES
Kate rsbee Fisbee master the arrival of the o'clock
s n. Ponteharrain cars at the Lake. r. NJ Harrison &
Co, IS Gravier street, agents.
.EF1S t4 IA. # MOBILE YE Il A f,s -. 50 .s !
Cuba Heirn master the arrival Of the l2 O'Clock NJ pont-
chartran cars at the Lake r. Geddes 10 Bank Place,
ageat. @ Sit s gS -S5s7 H.
~ TCHEFUNCTA RIVER W.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman,, the arrival the IL clock M
Ponehartran cars D. 6. Lowber No IS Magazine street.
N agent. I'm 3$8 3xR
OCEAN SPRINGS. -
Creole Nelson MASTER the arrival at the Lake Of The
o'clock T. NJ Pontcharrain cars. R. Geades, 10 Bank
q Place. agent.
$.4g= OHIO RIVER. VI t
sas Robinson, Powers master, ut O'Clock p. NJ John E.
i Hyde & Co., &C Poydras street, agents WI F
Jas. Montgomery, Montgomery MASTER at p NJ Bell Blu.
chanan & Co., 95 Magazine street, agents..
UPPER MISSISSIPPI. #i<
Ingomar McDonough, MASTER o'clock. 7. B. Smith New
Leree agent. lsA8
AN ATCHAFALAYA5RIyER. 800
Frank Keeling Grant, MASTER at O'Clock. A. Baque Ii Gus.
e tomhouse street, agent -.
SzSy s*3s.ss.t54 5Fi RED RIVER. Hs :"
Compromise Kay MASTER at O'clock T. B. Smith, 70 New
Levee and Lewis snapp o,37 Front Streets agents.
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e49'g'SCed.

0AF.g'EEPGUs -------" 80
NE BEEH% 49, gGs AVE- "a NJ
Gil THEIRS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
-... under City Hoel)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock OF
SPRING and SUMMER
.. Gil O t FL N c. ..
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
NARSEILLEs AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAvATs,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEHEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
~ Zptf In every variety.
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Per Grass0dn.

just Received addition TO Stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Comprising assortment Of
WHITE LINEN COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE DUCK COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE AARSEILLES VESTS;
MER1No FRoCK$ COATS AND PANTS; -
WHITE LAMA CLOTH COATS, sEERsUCkER AND
Striped Linen, H. i WA
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIRTS
Isle THREAD, GaUzE MERINO AND GAUzE COT
ton Undershrs and Drawers.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
je2 2p6t corner St. Charles and Canal SITS.
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je2 2p3tMoWeSa
Matchmaking. Matchmaking.
Ell. ID. BUCKLEY
IL Ynnns- Z ca g GA

%s >
QIate Young i Co, } s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites Of purchasers ts his entire
new stock Of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and STLVERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly to his order article
Of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention invited his assortment Of WATCHES
which be exeelled in the city and will be sold at prices
lower than is sftcn asked for inferior article.
RThe ctest attention heretofore, in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, CT Jewelry Work. Byl4 2plm
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alabama Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Alabama.

Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew Series-To drawn in the City Montgomery
Ala, in public on THU RSDAY, July TO- 1856, on the
'-EY HAVANA PLAN.
5- ~" D4 SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
Prizes Amounting to $2O5,O0O! "
Will be distributed according the following magnificent
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THE GREAr RUSSIAN REMnpy-Pro Bono p,lbli.

Every mother should have box in the house handy
of accidents to the ehildren Redding's Russa
Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and is
by physicians 1t is speedy burns piles
boils, corns eons chbans and old every kind
fever sere ulcers c scad head nette rash bnlons
nipples Recommended by nurses whtows, sites Testers flea
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rheu scurvy and
cracked lips nose and flesh wounds val
liable remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have used n the city of Boston and vicinity the
thirty years. In instance will this salve do injury
terfee with physicians prescriptions It made from the
pure Materials from recipe brought from Russia-of articles
growing in that the propetors have letters from
all classes cergyme physicians captains and 9TH
who have used themselves and it others.
Redaps Russia save in large tin boxes stamped one
with picture Of horse disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price, 25
box Redding'& Co. For sale by J. Wright & Co.. o, O..
Woodman and all druggists. s fel4 eod6m&W
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Nearly ALL if not quite all, the principal railroad
companies whose roads lead to Cincinnati, have re-
duced the fare to onehaf the customary rates, during
the sitting Of the Democratic National Convention
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RM 81.
Tsa Win 70 sHsscribars n The
1t a. Gsuadays fe
1e 4 ysaS 81 and anaEteriy Ct the
sssaaa fstss, q she caFsisss
iR all cases
M HE agsfs Eahs sqisns W cents
are ~ for every
insertion * Ss5s Eli
charged ~ nsr
sasas9 fpE eysgy Sss q itf$411
notl I'll ID published month y
or sub
unl paids It The
III epfaA eg2 she pvopfieserss s
aaaeHaa VIII Ii made TegutaF advertisers.
IEaIa alaGIsE GaxEaSCT5NW
" medium fer advsr.
saFs All PAsEn creuasss lasgely, reaching
sAsy Endss at hoar. being read
ihe hours, articles
itsiiy uae My BE- published IN its
" column.
xR Ea sw Ea Es 11 III 10 10 nj n g ~ IN T8
b prhiished every ut s. invariably iii
Having III ctrcuia Ious
sana Miassssipp alabama, Tssas ana other
States presents favorable mode % advertisers of making
shen wares kneEn. IN
asfsed foT 81 Per sanara, eacil aser ton
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MARINE DrsAsTER,-The ship Lawson, (of Bath
Watts, from Newpcrs, Eng, for New Orleans, with
railroad iron, struck on the shoal near Watermllo
Reefs, near Nuevitas about the Goth ult. Capt. W,
wrote to Havana for assistance, and the steamer
Pelayor, lying at Nuevitas, rendered the neces-
sarY aid.
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Mr.. H.K. Brown, the sculptor of the equestrian
statue Of Washington, ordered for Union Square,
New York, we learn from the New York papers, is
now about to prepare model for colossal statue Of
Henry Clay, by direction of committee of gentle.
men from New Orleans, and which will cost about
twenty thousand dollars, exclusive Of the base
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An anonymous letter was received by the Collector
Of the Port of New York, on the sOth ut containing
fifteen hundred dollars, which the writer said was
due to the United States
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Among the passengers by the Africa was Mrs.
Fanny Kembe, who returns after protracted visit
to England, where she has been giving her dramatic
readings with very great success.
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We learn from the Washington Union, Of the 30th
ult., that Mr. Cavacant d Albuquerque, presented
his credentials to the President the 2Sth and
received rs Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Peni-
potentiary Of his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil.
Some of our readers (says the same paper,) will
remember that about eighteen years since, the
gentleman most acceptably represented his Govern
nent here as Charge dlAtaires
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Mrs Rust Terry. Misc Barnes FFumas White yftaa
A (fuda a Leregan. Col a Allen, Robert Whitaker Mr.
JohusoI, Dnet Irwin Rfenum, G Callahan Mis- Barnes
j Waters, Kelley g Box, Mrs Cox and childfen0
gpencer Lewis Mrs Lewis and Sehdren Ars Darny VIM
barney WIN Kant Mrs White Boutwell, Jno Beseas o G on
nella I'm Hantcpnk and child Jas "A, GU
MI sad ehiidIes Mary Guye Mary nonne i d Giiiespis
Tlmnnrar q Dswaoli Capt Nash, Col 4 Allen Whitaker
Tae WoFlssr GallsghsF Mary Gallagher HylaRd 81 Pei
Issnf Geo d Gnpat w "A MITCHELL ] II NorAasn, II era
ham Il Bender David Gsssedy JAS Strsms Frank Esar Nc.
TnTany Ss III Tde j G0clree Arthur Ralmund, Taylor
? sraas, Jas 1Sask ek iekie, v Gnnpingha NJ
WilsI1E ono williams, j w Hughson, 3 Coney W Grass,
III ii Auld ii Byfnes ortez FGgsr y Jones Jno Ander.
sa VT Is SunsloE, Jse kysss a Hart IT, +
Il H. laws FiFs Ii Iet:ls Cleo Norris, u " Solomon.
fssfe N Glsarapr Heliary Foster Ssmmadye. Albert
Iisdsr Mnnecker, q Huber River : Grams Ghat
fssi johnson sEayth, Dunbar. Chas Claiborne
Istanree s ii araoa, Fred Mason. Moon, Dor
s9sii s. q n How. Ghas Cows Ben RGkiie kHlfas "
cav Nv dJanes VIM Mccoy y Fisher u n STuta Marder
Pope j. Nj Anderson Qlas A Cove pr Grant 1 4 alass
igifcbsIl Il Scales Vaughan, y Mcfieroy, Cloud,
ssnhsrd Sands Cobb Jas Adams Adams. q Hesthry
Rysr r Graves, Kelly hethAi a iSeNls, WIG aug
2 children, ~ g Clark
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PRIFA qEEa N AYY.Wit h our threeand halfm mil
lion toniaag half million more than England has
il ther merchant marine, and Of greatly superior
build and speed to hefswe says the New York Sum-
81 the both, would like know how many priyateers
we could nut to Sea III three months. Leaving out
million and half tons as unfit and there manning two
millions Of tons would represent feetof three thou
sa,d priuateers ranging each from 500 to 1000 tons
bnrthen, and manned ~ such marines as are not to
be matched for skill and daring by any other nation
on earth. John Bulls navy is extensive, but il
can't take care Of 5000 pryateers and over 5000
miles OF coast.
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sa Card.

New ORLEANS. May 9Th, 1856.
Be known to all whom may concern that the Govern
ment of Nicaragua recognizes agent United States
except Padre WILL Minister to Washington Col p F.
aancosos, in this CITY, Capt j. w. Wilkins been acting as
agent during the absence of Col Mancosos who has returned
and resumed the duties of his office further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit
Ncaaguan government, without any authority my9 20
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Reinforced Removed -
FROM NO. Is TO 1T royal STREET..
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in uuarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this MARKET
AlRo =.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Err AHDIEs.
sAZERAC Of the Vintage Of 1906 1893 and 1sD5 and obe,
brands.
WHISK
of all descfiptons--Scoteh Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and auarts,
Also.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and H.
VUoS in the MARKET which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72ptf No. II Rova, strso,
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-KH0Ef a. Dozen Excellent Shirts
FOR 81.
HALF A DOZEN FINE SHIRTS FOR 50.
HALE A DOZEN CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS FOR sl2.
HALE A DOZEN GOOD LINEN SHIRTS FOR SIS.
good fit guaranteed beautifully sewed and buttons
ranted never to come off.
splendid assortment just received.
Shirts made to order trom "a to $lOO per doz.
GET YOUR SHIRTS AT
S. N. M O O D Y'S,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Canal Street
je2 2pH and Exchange Place.
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Roots, Shoes and Br0gasas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs. HATS. GAPS. ete-
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHISG BOOTS Russell
BOOTS BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF.
STRAW and CANPEACEY HATS at the Lovsst market
prices, by
FROST i Co,
jy13 2FkW 10 Magazine streat
H;A $, c. APPS. etc.,
At WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment Of SILK Fur
Cashmere, Panana Legior, Straw Palm Leaf MEXICAN and
W5oI HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST L CO.,
jyf3 2p&W IN Maraz,na e,yaet
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Ee. s. Eg9'eaBstc3' y EK. .KE. ZttcEaas'Se,
Nos. SO Front and Sc Falton Streets,
Arc prepared at all times furnish shortest notice. and
on most liberal terms, oil kinds Of
COPPER, Tim AND SHEET IRON WORK,
Brass Castings, Blacksmithing, etc.
Each member of The firm giving his personal attention to each
department. offer SUPERIOR Inducements to parties dealing
with u.s.
facilities for furnishing tho following work not
passed by any house in the South or West: II.
CHrMNIEs, BREECHINGs, FIRE BEDS,
ASH PANS, COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON PIPES,
STILLS, WORMS, sFILTERERs, Elk
XII CLARIFYING KETTLES. JUICE BOXES HEATERS
ETC., etc., etc. a.
Attached establishment have general Furnishing
Store where all articles requisite for
STEAMBOAT, PLANTATION AND HOUSE USE
may be found. E
worhingons Safety Steam Pump. S. r. Kases Fire Pump.
Cast Iron, Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps.
STEAM #GsUAGES.
schaters Vacuum Steam Guage article showing
highest point which may have been carried during
its use. Hearson's Water Guage. 10 ~
M,MN Ww AAMg;N1.
CHAFING DISHES, BUCKETS, Ii
DISH BASKETS, JELLY and CAKE MOULDs,
COFFEE and TEA URNs, SOUP TUREENS,
PYRAMIDS, ana other " are, OF all Tnr1eheS =
Together With Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves Washing and
Ironing Stoves Fancy Cabin and Stoves
salamander and Cannon Stoves Deck Stoves etc. Forges
Fire Baskets Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves
Powder Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder Bib, Stop and Coupling Cocks Guage and Force
Pump Cocks lanterns Lamps etc. Of all descriptions.
BREWSTER & ZACHARIE,
Nos. IS Front and Sc Fulton streets.
| Sole Agents For
| scHAFFER's STEAM AND VACUUM GUAGEs; "
! ..g ST S. P. RAISES FIRE PUMPS. my3I 2n6t
VEHyGg EDNpe,s--- Wall Paper.
5000 pieces Superior Wall Paper patterns with Dor
ders to match, for sale low by
...... TODD & CO.,
je5 2p3t .t.. 100 Canal st., Tonro Buildings.
| Dissolution.
The copartneshp heretofore existing under the style
MILLER RUSSELL, has been dissolved by limitation
@lg 50U7% 0. P. MILLER.
| . ...l D. P. RUSSELL.
r Nene0vQE.
The Insurance Agency Of the undersigned
| % Camp street to Is Commercial Place,
jeS 2p6t o. P. MILLER.
w., &Syaedic's Sale r"
| Of JeyveIry and Fancy Goods at Cost.
From this day 10th june the stock of stor
No. Sc Camp street. will be sold retail wholesale for
| The stock comprises WATCHES, CLOCKS, MANTEL OR
| NAMENTs, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, W0RK.BOXES
| WRITING AND DRESSING CASES AND DESKS, TRAV
ELING AND LIQUOR CASES, FANS, CIGAR-CASES
| PORL-MONNAIEs, CARD CASES, WEDDING ENvE1.
oPEs AND NoTEPAPER, and great variety of fine Fancy
articles and rich Jewelry
~ Fixtures and LEASE of for sale Sc Camp street. be
tween Gravier and Natchez
| ALEXANDER HILL,
my29 2p6t -. $685. Syndic
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George EE. V"iMtee,
PRIN TIERS WAREHOUS
No. HOS POYDRAS STREET.

NEW ORLEANS.
p Presses Types, Inks, Paper Cards. Gard Boards and
Printing Materials of every description furnished at the
notice. Old Type taken exchange for new at the rate of o.
per pound. jas %
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For THE LAKE Shore SUBURBS, The packet
steamer Kat Frisbee leaves the upper or Jefferson
Railroad terminus on The arrival at the Lake of the
$40 p train Of cars, instead Of the 500 train,
and railroad Port Pontehartrain, the ar
rival t3f5 the A o'clock P. NJ cars.
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The ELEcToRAL DISTRICT CONVENTION The va
rous parishes Of this district says the Baton Rouge
Gazette Of the 3d. badly represented that the
Convention met and adjourned to meet gain on
the third Monday Of this month at the same time
with the State Convention. There is no question
that the assembling Of the State Convention so
deferred the party from sending delegates now and
we think it acted wise, in as much as it will, in all
respects be more convenient. SS ~
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N B-For persons born in March, April May june Septem
bor October December the Madame will numbers that
will draw capital prizes And for persons from the h to
18th Of March, and from the 10th to 10Th Of December she will
select the numbers that will draw the 100000 prize the
Havana lottery Tasnan's and numbers sent by letter the
as called personally Date Of birth required for the
selection Of numbers. Parents have their chldens MN
bers selected and draw prizes them Numbers S. Tails
$40 SO Numbers for the $780, prize SIS All let
tiers addressed Madame Blanche New Orleans ftr;c,
fdential, and answered Immediately. ie9 i9n
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We ara index 70 the officers Of the fine New
Orleans and packet Fanny Buliitt, Capt.
B, Durbain silas Field, clerk, for files o. late
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q TURDA 4 IoRNISG, JUNE 1856.
,ar1 thanks HE due tp Nh clerk Of
the steamer Gnlnafe; for late louisville papers.

We ars under obl hons TO the of the
steamer Eclipse for Iste IloaisyillI papers.
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Madame blanche

Positively leaves this city on SATURDAY the It'll June
Read the following extracts from three received by the
Madame during the past week:
Augusta, Ga, May 49, 1856
Mime BancheThe numbers you selected for me lust winter
has drawn prize of $4,000.
ANNA MITCHELL.
Pensacola, Fla, May 9, 1856.
Mime Banche-I have the pleasure informing You that the
numbers selected for wife have drawn prize of $4,000
in the Alabama lottery.
ANTOINE GONZALES
Charleston, S. c., May 6, 1866.
Mime Blanche-The numbers you selected for my little son
have won prize Of 900 in the Havana lottery.
ALBERT LEROY.
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-,'a-'
Suction Salts.
GROCERIES, PROVISION LOU oRs.
BY II. r. SYR les. Auctioucer,

dN0oBFI II ! P s2EHs Hssii1 aasgohs
Ssss Iii .,
ss, SssSs S4s
shoyss Glass jars anblers Sweet OH sgging Ropes
Succession of the late j. s. Billiard
By N. VIGNIE, AucHoneer, i#
a rs as Il. 1ss ssea By .rt Court or +
Nw h ssy 5 y s b I u qH os for
& s az ~ a. H. o sfssns
Vee St. Peter measuring 50 feet 10 inches and
s @fSsps ss
buildings and H. eGs na
ss'sn sSias sss g NJ sso
tef 'iS SID ssiY property st,
e II s h p Ss,sSt4 psae
Ct aa y s s q &. e r. as Sd
her, 1866 said secured by The above
ha pa3eyts BALANCE v G months
PROPERTY aenated until final payment
mont ad notes to bear interest at Per cent per aH y, M
CURATOR etgRs,fs 4 : lss'sa ~ - -
MEMS KIP BOOTS, WHITE AND CHECK SHIRTS.
BY BLACIIE Il BEAUMONT.
| MONDAY. 9th Instant at 10 o'cl0cks ut
y their auction rooms II Chartres street. will be sold
| 30 cases Mensi Kip Boots; as g
| 555s@ET sgE5 legs-Also-
i An assortment Of White and Check Shirts. ,.-
! nSrTerms at sale. r. Gs5ni9sS ~ o@ Je1
/ DWELLING HOUSE ON ST. ANN STREET, ANDA CON
tiguous Lot Orleans street.
Fig Lila 5S5 BY NJ. VIGNIE, Aucioneer
| sATURDAY, 14th Inst, at NJ o'clock, NJ.
. III the rounda Of the ST. Louis Hotel, Will be sold ~
certain LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by St.
Ann Miro Orleans and Ton measuring 81 est front on
feet inches and the other line together with all the
buildings thereon consisting Of story Frame House, con-
tanning four rooms, well, eistern ETC.
Another lot OF GROUND, in the Same square, adjoining
above described lot measuring 80 feet front on
Orleans street. by 10 feet deep, between parallel lines
EERMSOnehrd cash, balance ut six and twelve months
credit bearing six cent interest and secured by
mortgage on said property. = e.' jet