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SECOND PRECINCT.

SECOND PRECINCT
NTOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held on Monday, the I'd of June next, at Nc
Phersons Drug Store of First sreet east and
Pennsylvania avenue in the Second Precinct the
Fifth Ward, embracing all that portion of the " ard
south of the line of Pennsylvania avenue for Mayor
one member of the Board of Aldermen, three MEM
bers of the Board of Common Council, and an As
SCISSOR.
The polls will be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
closed at o'clock p. M.
JAS. A. BROWN,
JOHN p. INGLE,
JOHN McCAULEY,
Commissioners of Election for Second Precinct
may % of the Fifth Ward
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ELECTION NOTICES.
FIRST WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT

FIRST PRECINCT.
NJOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held in the above precinct on Monday, the
I'd day of June next at the frame Office the north
side of street north, between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets west for Mayor, one member of the
Board Of Aldermen, three members of the Board of
Common Council, and one Assessor And at the
same time and place, for one member of the Board
Of Aldermen, to ill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of William b. Magruder
The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock, A. NJ, and
close at o'clock, p. NJ
GEORGE W. EMERSON,
JOHN s. JAMES,
JOHN. Mel. BUELL.,
Commissioners Of Election First Ward
may 26--6t Intel First Precinct.
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SIXTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT
NT0TICE is hereby given that there will be an
IL election held at the American Hook and Lad
der House, Election Precinct No. /, in the Sixth
Ward, on Monday, the Cd day of June next for
Mayor of the City, one member Of the Board of Alder
men, and three members of the Board of Common
Council for said Ward.
The Polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ. and
close at o'clock, p. NJ
w. T.. HUTCHINSON,
GEORGE BROWN,
WIN. MORGAN
Commissioners of Election for Precinct No. /.
may 26-td
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SEVENTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE

SEVENTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT.
NOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held on Monday, the I'd day of June, at Island
Hall, Seventh Ward First Precinct, comprising all
that portion of the said Ward lying east Of Seventh
street, for Mayor of the City of Washington; also,
one member of the Board of Aldermen, three mem
bers of the Board Of Common Council and one As.
SCISSOR, to represent said Ward
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
close at z o'clock, p. NJ.
TH0S. MILBURN,
THOS. III. BARRON
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Sr.
Commissioners of Election.
may 26--st Intel
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SECOND PRECINCT
N0TICE is hereby given that an election will be
IL held in the Second Precinct Seventh Ward,
the Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue,
Monday June Cd for the election of Mayor of the
City, one member of the Board Of Aldermen, three
members Of the Board Of Common Council, and one
Assessor, for said Ward.
The polls will be opened at 2 o'clock, A. Nj, and
@. c. MARTIN,
L. r. H0LMEAD,
w. LATHAM
Commissioners of Election.
may 26-- Intel.
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Commissioners of Election for Second Precinct
may &c. of the Fifth War,
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Commissioners of the I'd Precinct First Ward
m ,os- H.
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NAV PC
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ing kill hint on Sunday pig, their Gas,
quet street oman ho declaring that he stood in bodily
fear of her fulfilling her threat Fixed for The 9th hail not
given. HsS84Sg9 SI ts 5$S3se = $
Josephine Belnger, and her father - Bcingor charged
by Andrew Weaver with pitching into him in ST. Mary Market
on Friday last; Josephine shyig at his head and the
old coming after him with two iron rods Fixed tho
Sh bail given,
i. Kowalesgtand wife, charged by Louis Baldernan with
pitching into him Poydras street. by the Market the 9th
ult the husband beating him the head with iron wrench
and the wife beating him with Fixed ortte sth bail
given. YIN s;rqv5 ss.sg- s&S&tt 3,-s ~ sit7
Alonzo B. Taes charged by Mrs Sarah Poulalief with re-
peaedy vllng her and threatening her in the public streets
and her residence No. 90 Carondcc also charged by
Dr. Ford with being idle and worthless fellow and yagan
Fixed for the 9Th hail not given: iss 40 s
James Finn alias Pumpkin, charged by NJ NJ. Miller with
smashing the lantern in front of his billiard ravicr
street Fixed for to-day bull given. 81 Il y@'ir'
Elizabeth Golding charged by Louis Hughes, stranger
with rifns his pockets of gold watch and ten dollars cash.
whilst he taking unsopscated nap her
cd houdor Perdido street, Sunday morning Fixed
the 9Th bail siven--of course Il 5sff
Thomas o Brian charged with drawing pistol servant
girl OF james Condor Magazine street Fixed for touy
bail not given
boy named Peter NcCaudry WIS brought in for lying down
dead drunk Tchoupitouas street Sunday night
handed over 10 his mother. ...N.@ =
RECORDER FABRE'S COURT.-Constant Cazeau was
yesterday arrasned charge Of having been accessory
robbery in which Ferdinand Piech c. Belle,
tier have already been accused principals He sent to
prison. .t mss s
Mrs Elizabeth Wood accused Of i'll treating starving
slave boy Charles from the effects Of which died
at the city JAIL failed appear for examination her bonds
declared forfeited She would have been admitted
to BAIL but for spurious false medical certificate which she
managed obtain and present the Recorder just the oro
about to hold the inquest the negroes body OF
she would let bond Of $500 bring her MP with the
Coroners charge Of mansaushter hanging her head
Eugene Paysant admitted to bail of $500 for his appear
in to the charge Of raising the Ola Hairy generally
| on Royal street on Saturday. t9r
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT.-T The only note
worthy proceeding in this yesterday, the coihmita
the First District Court of Norman CROKER and Georg
Dishrcau for carrying concealed Weapons w "a
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TIE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-pro Bono Publico


Every should have box in the house handy in
Of the children" Redding's RusSta salye is
remedy of thirty years. Standing and is recommended
by physicians speedy for burns piles,
bo co flons chilbans and old of every kind for
Sores ulcers eh scad head nettle RASH bunon
nipples by nurses witloEs sties Testers flea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rtep scuryy, and
cracked lips nose, and flesh wounds, il most val
liable remedy and cure which be testified to by thousands
who in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In instance will this save do injury
with PHYSICIANS prescriptions Ii is made from the
purest Materials from recipe brought from Russiaof articles
growing the proprietor have letters from
nil classes clergynen physicians captains and 9TH
wholave used themselves and recommend it to others
RedGings put in large tin boxes stamped onthe
cover with picture of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture engraved the wrapper Price Is cents
box. Reld1g & Co. For sale by j. Wright Co., O. Q.
Woo5rnau an druggists. fel4 eod6n&W
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
T;tr Hall lima % 1875

N3a Notice is hereby given, that from and
after the first day of July there will be kept at the
Mayors Office, between The hours of O'Clock, A. " and
O'clock p NJ, a COMPLAINT BOOK, for recording coin
plants of municipal abuses Of all kinds.
The undersigned Mayor invites all persons to avail them
selves this mode Of communicating TO him all violations of
the city ordinances all nsaces and any derecton of duty
the part any Of the officers Of the city is his intention
all legal in his the laws be
forced the public interests protected.
CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
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rE i II y: 58
so 3s as
tify at Al early "
slo III iii advance aparsssis a he
ssps rates d % g fhe
Vii, per III al cases
for every si6se 20 Cents
Advertisements aTe clafgsa wi tot ssss
inseE on. 81 u, q n
asSIssmsns I'll Will bs charged N psF
square for every rtion. s3$S.
sos marked DO published one 1noNh, q
and OF SUP
seripon s Stopped all are paid At me
appaa DC Hid PIT .35 535 VI s#5ss
bern regular adser Users
HE sIs ALL CIsIa sCElN
which for sdver
tses AMY It cfcnlaes largel reaching
hundreds 81 hour and being read
efSfa te afproach articles
use maj be published in its
rpfHatns. g#5S {3EEB&
nh NV u "a ELY e - s. u n 49,
vi suhishsd
advance Having ctculatio LOU
ssiana Mississippi Texas and other
ii mode advertisers Of
shs wares and yertisements n.
gprtsdfor 81 per square each nsertioD.
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HIGHLY IsIPoRTANT DEoIsIoS.-TFrom the Wash
ington Union Of the 24th inst.w learn thatthe Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has decided
that the term ouble minimum price, as fixing
tile price at which the alternate sections Of land re-
served to the United States along the lines Of the
several railroads for which grants of land have re-
Gently been nadeby Congress will be held is equiva-
lent 50 3d. and not double the present grau-
alton price of the lands under the act Of August
5#1S6hs g$E 55ss KID 5#9 a5&& $s5a
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MEssRs. EDITORS: hope do inrude; but merely
wish inquire fe proprieto officers Of the Mobile
Lake boats are authorize their stewards servants
charge dollar each for furnishing passengers with
the floor Of the cabins of their This
ton made Sunday night board the Creole
and paid, cradhly informed in fact is said that
high dollars given If these facts and can be
snbstantattd, need not so North for nposon and exac-
tons Ng"
jyl 2pIt Yours. A TRAVELLER.
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15GO0prizes amounting to. 500 0
The Prizes of determined yte number which
draws the $4,000 Priseif that number should be odd
ber hen every odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to S. 30; number en every number ticket will
entitled IS 80 In addition to any other prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
bar tickets will be certain of drawing nearly half the Of
the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes.
Remember every prize drawn, payable in full with
deduction.
All prizes OF ST. 900 and under paid Immediately after the
dygwng-other prizes mt the usual time Of thirty days
AL communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, So Halves. So Quarters, SIX.
Prize Tickets renewed in other tickets either Office
Orders for tickets be addressed either to
~ Drawings received in this city days after the drawing
s. SWAN Il Co. Atlanta, Ga,
ie2 2ptd orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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CoDO4'taaersh

The undersigned have this day formed copartnership in
this city the style and of NORRIS MAuLL CO.,
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business
TIADDEUS NORRIS, =
CHAS. C. MAULL,
New Orleans july lst 1856. EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
On retiring from the above firm, most cordially
mend my successors Messs Charles c. Maui and Edward
Hancock my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department of the business.
iv1 2ntf . A. Fl. WAY.
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re- I. o. o. F.-The Members of Howard
Lodge notified to attend the mex regular meeting on
THURSDAY, the Sd inst TX o'clock which occasion
the installation Of officers wtaSe place Pncual attendance
is requested BY order Of the n. G. 81
| iyl 2p3t DAVID MOORE, Sec'y.
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aJ Mr.. V--H-- tenders his grateful ac-
acknowledgements lie ladies' who remembering hn in his
counn occupation, had the kindness to send dish of most
delicious They truly most acceptable and duly
atpA iYl 2nlt
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rs Cholera having already 1node its APP
peaance in the South and West will be well for all to know
that the preventive Dr. Hosetters celebrated
Bers These Bters taken before meals di.
the bottle have their virtues beyond doubt
During scky last year here and elsewhere they
found rvauabe and represented TO have done more
sufferers after being taken with than any
medicine III the markell hence the necessity of getting
supply sale by Ohm Wright Il and l5l
Chartres O. o. Woodman, Magazine and Common
streets je27 6t&W
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Notice.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The coparnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed the style Of NORRIS Way is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Thuddeus charged with the liquidation Of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
EDW c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. H. WAY
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the fine steamer Uncle Sam has returned would
invite the public and ncreuious visit and for themselves
the improvement in the DAYLIGHT REFLECTOR placed
in her decks which gives perfect satisfaction They can be
j. MALLETT, Agent,
jyI ap3t % Front street
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The Washington sentinelis supposed to be defunct,
it not having made its appearance on Tuesday, the
Some Of the papers accuse Mr.. Pierce Of hay
4 ing let 1t starye since Buchanan was nominated.
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Clothing and Shirts
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER

Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having their FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING or SHIRTS made measure, invited 10 call
and taken prior the 12h july MS about
that date our Mr.. B. will leave for New York.
All orders entrusted will be executed TO the ENTIRE
of those ordering they will be under no oblga
tons totake the goods,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
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MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY. From the annual cata-
logne published by the Uniyerstyo Of this State, loca
ted at Oxford learn that the attendance this year
has been in the College Glasses oil, Law School 81
1 total 2s3. The annual commencement is on the
Y Thursday after the second Monday in July. y.
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alabama lottery.
Authorized by the State of Alabam,

Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew SerATo be drawn in the City Of Montgomery,
i,la in public on TIT RSDAY, July 10, 1856 Oh the
HAVANA PLAN.
sAMuEL SWAN, Manager. si
Prizes Amounting to S2O5,00o! ~
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On the ed iiitimo, fire was raging in the woods
4 about three miles from Dennisyile, N J. It had
done great deal Of damage, and was sweeping
Through the woods at an alarming rate. IL had not
+ been checked at last accounts - n
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There is d curious ALTERATION Of the names Of the
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
Fremont and Fillmore, Buchanan and breckenridge,
and Donelson and Dayton, form a strange combina-
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III The United States Government has shipped large
number Of Colts reyolyers to Panama for the arm
ing Of the crew Of the st. Marys. This
novelty naval quipments; and they are to be
used the event Of any further attack on American
property at that point. The pistols left in the last
steamer III the meantime, Commander 4Baily has
orders to remain at Panama. III sl8Es III
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!; TUEsD q fgRNINt ~ I s56.

No. Isrsoas 344uiag zte Gig daring aeo dsre
rhs DIM or done
ssgaarly aSy orders aaa ST
tlfess d5 osr o8i 10 stffts
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Madame made her first pearance in Lon
don on the 4th ultimo, in an Italian translation Of
u. Ernest Legoures ira gedy Of G Afedea. She was
received unbound applause, and voted as hay.
ing full right to her pre-! eminent European rank.
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eQIst01p, .Wyg0tE $ Co.
formerly Burnett & Bostwick)
GsIIsLISHERS AND IgOOEkSELLtLS,

rs CAMP STREET.,
Will issue on the first day of January next the fE" oh'
LEANS DIRECTORY embracing the names OIL c1nzelS,
statistics In regard to public institutions and also Planters
Drecorv containing the names Of the most promint plantGs
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS 81 TEXAS.
number of competent and experienced I've been hr
the last six months constantly engaged upon part OF tie
work and it will be compiled at an expense suent to deS
the whole cost of publication of ordinary Decory IL
BUSINESS annlcaiops should be addressed TO W. RA1NE
Roy NJ a23. or left at 10 Camp street. jc2 2p3n
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81 FOURTH On sIuIY notice in another column
st viii be seen that al tile banks 81 the city will be
closed 81 tile ami nation birthday.
Payments, of course, have be made on the 3D.
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je23 2ptn
MeOEbeN1,7s

D NOEbeN7''S
COM M Err CIAL COLL f. e,
No. 2l46 Canal Street.
AL who wish to atter during he School Vacations soud
No secured till PAD for ENGLISH FRENCH SPAN
ISL, HERMAN, MATHEMATICS. PENMANSIlIP, BOOK
KEEPING and PHOTOGRAPHY are taught. There is II
special Professor for eeh Language. etc.
je30 2p3t RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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W"dgkeS' Coolers.

4 splendid article all sizes for sale at reduced prices For
economy the enjoyment Of cool drink Of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. these articles are n
rivalled for cheapness durability. For sale by
F. ROBERTS,
iaoO oncn 20 Camp street.
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III 0ltltalls liIa Qftstellt.
EeEsL s0lEslG Az sE NEW 'is
oEEIcf Il Q. b II a y 81 q y g y =

sAasEs ElL 49, h ~ 49, ~
sST VI ID nj u: u I3 s us. "a ~
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Cor RyEnsHrP N everal notices Of new
firms win be odld III our trlorning
them all snccess trust the indica7
lions De business and eomnere in our city at8 this
i saoEnentmaT be realized To their fullest extent.
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1aba5na and
s3,is IL advertisers Of making
i ents ID!
ssftsa,for 81 psr saaare. eash insertion
TUESDAY f0RNINe ~ I5Yffl 5;54
sao eissire
SFssst thss a. tss i,
ss5aatly orders aaa aa-
sifsss 10 Comp sttftts
44 AstE Sur eit-
II IS y, Do and oct Their
sa5 &c when there n ,ittle3 conapara
4be sssrpr;a,v ;f fI,av intend d.
4 II sss5y t5;s s,,yon
sbss ya ,rp IN tI,e VIII Sfnd that Tile
s l,st s;Ieb 4, crowd that itwlbe
Rs 10 at.t teir names down III time
Vt VT MI Il, Han e ss
S es4 8 .7,5 ,,,,Iasas
an b sts
sIlsls ~ ~
tissA# -
I4IFsS d IIIEr. Il legend Of North Mexico
Ply
apoYe Y W. y .ssss
llsi has peea laafl ils ps
iA Camp strees, ata y =
read but from nasty glance IhTop9h
il, No full INJURIES and hair
breadth as all readers del ghtin
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fs6p several notices If new
Arms win III found til Our coItlnrs this morning We
hem All "a and trust lie favorable iDdca
HIM Ne and connaere i1l our civ at this
nome t,s realized to their fullest extent
H
tpuETH oR notice AZ another column El
he seen that aii tle Sbanks g ne CITY VII oe
closed on the Of natlon'
course VIII have to be made On the vs.
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osts ii e = y - =
aflesG ana osllo " oiu
together ltn pe1tlolis il' y
IL aii =
french Solsul ~ = ati f
9 fof onr SJfeqe cszehsl a e1c''
Sestelday announcer, We presume tae nal 5ae
SooR CONSISTED o1 Y iochslulleta
and attendant ceremonies g hearse aIa CONN, coA
four hundred men, Whoye were told were all Frenel
men. diatey behind the hearse was 4 band
music pllayneE the Freneh dirge of Mourn po,a
pata;e After that came the French flag, envelope
II, cr3,pe then Tie American fag, also enYeloped
41sg n, 4
8 tl th ~
,,.asa sara Nh ~
tb,, tba,, Il; AT, fbro,,o
t,,a M secand md rrd Distr
III Isi,st Distrirt nm
test ,bsras NJ y ,vo, sa
5;r. &c ;tI, 10
gino assan,tad 81 al III
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Boots, Shoes and Asrogasss

Boots, Shoes and Br0ga1ss.
T- r.. AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS SHOES, sBRoGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime BOOTS RUSsET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW aud CAMPEACHY HATS, at The lowest market
f,ls-' NIX FROST s. CO.,
iyl3 2p6w5 10 Magazine street.
EEIA s, CA Ps, etc.,
U., AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Legoru, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS al the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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.De11Qks.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S mAG<CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a28 2ptf Nos. 81 and ISL Charities street
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4 ANOTHER FRENcH DERos ATroN ,--As portion8o
the reneh dents Of this city have few
weeks past held several indig ation and sympathy
meetings ahsat killing Of Francois Grard ina
eoffee.h on Orleans street, night by Arthur
Creole and the failure Of the police to ar
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III 4,t rhe ciinner shins
tJSS DIR. Porter ~. g et'pPSt stAP"
viii shortly an, Fnpiand
daas eses Geohapsteat hieRsger - esfes1 /
ai9A Es98Es8$ s rs BGssJRRR e not
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[uIIN IIALLEIt Is BROTHIlK. 24f TcHorpI.

i0ulRs street, aDOye Sc J0sfph, CUTLERY TIN Nd S1lEEE
RON WORKERS, now prepared do all kinds Of work
their line Of business, such putting Tin and Copper Gut
es Valleys, etc Also putting Copper Tin and Xuc Roof3
all parts Of the city ct moderate prices with prpmpness
ispHtch All kinds Of Jobing and Repung attended to will
dispatch By strict attention 10 all orders, hope merit
shlle of the public patronage.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Cozier Wing, Jamson Mcintosh, Cook Moehouse Ro4.
ert Hughes, G. W Church, Thon.s Murray Isaac ThNgt-
Caller Turpin & Co., j. W. Jewell. ~ '-''
~. Letter Box 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 1875
Charles street. AL
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CorroN PLANTATION FOE sA1.E-rHN

- well known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs N.
Wilson situated Bayou Discard, in the parish Of Ouach
aud four miles from Monroe, with beautiful from then
town. containing between nine hundred and thousand
Of land, with about $50 i'll very high state Of cultivation;
balance is timbered land The place is well suited force
about thirty hands. The improvements Of the very BIT
quality including Frame Clubhouse and quarters for
sixty negroes good Stables Corn Houses and large well
finished Dwelling, with all necessary houses and a1toceth
very we'll improved This tract Of land will be sold en- v
reasonable terms for reasonably prompt payments. P0sess
be given on the LIST January rs the cross
gathered It is intended to plant large Of corn and
fodder. potatoes, etc, at the lowest price. $8
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