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4. n. NCPHEETERS H. CBISELIN. J.. W. NARTIN
A. NJ. McPHEETERS, & co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORW DING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WSls' Warehouse,
NoRFoLK Va.
REFERENCES
THOMAS P. DEvEREux, Esq, Halifax, N. G.
GEO. W. MoHDEcA1, Prest Bank of the State Of NC.
C. DEWEY, Cashier !"
W. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ BRANcH President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Dr. n C. Whitehead, SNorfoM
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs. Spence L Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom 4 Son, Nea0 York. z.
September 16 1868. 7S-
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V7ERMECILLI, OF EXTRA QUALITY, IN STORE
and for sale bv WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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NOR SALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT ON HILL
II boro Street, belonging to the R. 4 G. R. R. Co..
Gently occupied by Rev. Dr.. Mason. For terms &c. ap
ply to K. A. HAMlLTON, Prest:
May 16, 1885, 5l-swtf.
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WlAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
u Person County, Sunday the 9Th instant, runaway
negro who he Free but cannot show any evidence of
was raised about Greenve Virginia Said negro about
twentyone years old of bright color five feet
taken up white pants bombazne coat and striped cotton
vest all badly wom The owner of said slave is hereby
notified to forward provo property, pay charges
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
B., F' JOHN C. WILEY Tailor.
Roxboro', JAM 10, 1856. - 81 r 2O-tf
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DRJ.R. WINSTON..

gsla* DR.. ]. b. W1NSTONt9ss& II.
HEREBY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF HOLLY
SPRINGS and yicnity that he is prepared to attend
solicits public patronage and will endeavor 70
March l2, 1886. 82-,H s
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DRS. GILBERT & KENNEDY,
Treat Cancers. TumOrs, Ulcers, &C.,
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
lfice 746 BrOGdscGy, cor. .astOr Place, ~: II.
CERTIFICATES FROM
Ex-Gov T. N. TUCKER, Hon. T. BUTLER KINa,
Judge F. w. HULNG, Gen. NARcIsso LOPEZ,
Capt. ISAIAH SELLERS Capt. WV. LEATHERs,
A. L. BALDWIN, M. D., w. P. ALLISON N. D.,
of Winchester, Va. of Lynchburg, Va
Judge ALEX. WALKER, Col. MAUNsEL WHITE,
THos. E. BOND, H. D.. J. L. PEAcocKE, N. d.
PERMISSION TO REFER TO
Ex.Gov JAS. C. JONES' Hon. FRED. P. STANTON,
B. F. PALMER, Inventor of Palmer's Artificial Leg.
francis GR1cE Naval Constructor Navy Yard, Phila.
Prprietors of the Girard House. Philadelphia.
H Send for pamphlet.
May 10, 1856. 50-swl0t.
ZEEP THE PIANO AND MONEY TOO.-
IA you undecided where you get the cheapest
take of E. Nashs ON trial. You retain the mon
ey until the Piano has given satisfaction. Z.
He is willing tn give bond and security to furnish you
with superior Instrument ct low price. y
Orders especially entrusted to selection always
ceiue particular care.
s. E. P. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
3s, Sycamore, corner Of Bank street.
= Petersburg, Va.
not ASH 1000 POUNDS POT ASH FOR SALE
= Nv Nv pEscUDs4 GATL1Na. 8
. March II. 1856. = ~
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IT. AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
IL and for sale by
March II, 1856. 81
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SUPERIOR sAEAD OIL.-IN PINT AND
~ quart Bottles just to hand and for sale BY
-, PESCUD GKTLING.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT
w tention of the public to stock Of goods, which
we are selling off AT COST,-such as
Breastpins,
POcket-boOks,
Real Jet Necklaces, &c.
Also Crockery and Toys.
We shall pleased to numerous friends and
TONER'S both ladies and gentlemen doubt not they
will ali find something to suit their various tastes.
II. MAILER l. co.
Nav 16 1885, 51-swtf .
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ys,,,,,,,,,, 1sarl,ecue Il prashear city.


The barbecue at Brashear City, on Saturday, was
another Of those noble demonstrations thatthe names
of Fillmore and Donelson have the magic power Of
creating In Louisiana.
The city delegation on reaching the terminus q te
railroad, found d steamer in waiting 10 transport
them to Brashear City. These, with the people VINO
focked from other directions, crowded me niue poa'
almost to sinking. Adolphus Olivier, ESQ, maze d
brief but eloquent speech Of welcome . .ns eroWu
and soon after the little steamer was paadllng GOWN
the bayon. ri NJ II; =.
There being quite . number Of ladies' On boafd, .
ball was proposed, and the trip was highly enlVenea
BY the exercises on the light fantastic TOE thas
followed 45.
Arrived at their destination, the visitors at once
Joined the crowd already there, and the meeting was
organized as follows
( IA President Walter Brashear, ESD.
pice. dents A1essrs. Nathan Berwick, R. B.
Blashear, j. F. Hawkins, Thomas Wilcoxon, "a. J.
Saunders, Watson McCarroll, J. w. Walker, and
Numa Come.
Secretaries Messrs. H. G. stanard and iona c.
White.
The fist thing in order was the presentation, by
the ladies Of ST. Marys parish Of an elegant banner
with patriotic Inscriptions, to the Fillmore and Don
elson Club Of st. Mary's Parish The ceremony was
charmingly performed the banner being presented
by one of Louisiana's loveliest daughters, Miss b
Pecot, and accepted by Dr. Wood, Of Centreyille
The address Of the young lady, and the response o.
the Doctor were Short eloquent, and appropriate te
She occasion; the whole ceremony afiordins the live
lest qualification to the audience, and awakening
their heartiest acclamations.
Glendy Burke, ESQ.,, made the first speech, and DR.
Harmon the second-the Doctors speech being abou
two hours long. They were attentivey listened t.
and applauded at the telling points.
Then came the barbecue to the pleasant labors Q
which, every one of the thousand people present len
d willing hand and stomach The dinner being over,
Col A. p. Field took the stand and addressed tn
multitude It was the Colones first political speed
this season; and the spirit with which he delivered ii
as well as the manner in which he handled the enc
mics Of the national cause, aroused the most I'LL
bounded enthusiasm in his hearers.
When the Colonel concluded, there were still tw
other speakers on the list, (hiessrs. ]. W. Wake
and Adolphds oliyier) but as the hour was late,
was deemed best to adjourn, and accordingly an az
iournment was had All departed in the highes
spirits, and the crowd from the railroad terminr
again loaded down the steamer There is no questio
that that section Of the State is all right for Flmol
and the Union.
The misadventures on the railroad, which kept tt
city delegation from getting back before Sunday ev
1 ming we detailed in Yesterdays Crescent.
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Rally /! Rally !!

ALFR ED M u N ROE & co,
"a Magazine street,
"." Corner of Gravier street,
During all of week and procure for yourselves suit
able Clothing the fall winter campaign All parties,
shapes be suited come, and ALL and you
will find Clothing enough in this house for the million
n Clerks speaking the French and Spanish Languages.
One Price and no Derivation from Marked Prices.
Black and Colored CLOTH FRoCK md DRESS COATS;
Single Breasted CLOTH FROCK, and coored; ..
Fall and Winter BUSINESS SUITS MATCH great variety
MALAKOFF, SEBASTOPOI, very heavy;
PEI4ISIER'S OVER-SACkS, very handsome; zs
PILOT CIOTH SACKS and ROCKS, all qualities;
Niger Head, Cloth and Pilot Cloth CATALONIANS;
Bleacted and Coored Devonshire Kersey OVER FROCk;
Blue and Black Cloth CLoAks and MONTECHRISTOs;
Three thousand pairs Black and Fancy Cashmere ANTS
One do do Union Cashmere and Cottnnade PANTS
The above comprises every quality aud style of Goods
VESTS of all qualities and descriptions of Goo1s
r. c. d. b. and half D. b black SATIN, plain and figured
do do do coored do do do;
do do do BLK and cold Cloth and Cashmere
do do to white and coored Marseles;
do do do Italian Cloth and Bombazine;
BOYS AND ClIILDRENS CLOTHING, in all the Tariou
styles made for men.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
Manufactured by the Union Company, NIL kinds, whicl
tile Cotton Picking Coats Carriage and Hospital Clol
Cushions, Beds and Pillows. .."t...-...
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| seq 2ptf 81 Magazine street, corner Graver
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AN IMPORTANT MovE,-The New York Courier
and Enquirer, of the Esd, says that the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company are now engaged laying
distance of seven miles The new track is laid with
heavy English rails, and with ring joints, thus dis
pensing with chairs, and rendering the road much
more level and even. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to stlaghten their line FROM Deans Pond to
Trenton, as soon as possible and to lay double track
for the whole distance. The route has already been
surveyed, and it is expected that the work upon it
will be commenced next spring.
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ESeNl0C03.
l24 CANAL STREET. 124.
j. .. CAMERON g. co.
Beg leave to inform their customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock Of Capens, Floor OIL
Cloths etc. from e Charcs and Cusonhouse Streets TO
their new and spacious store No. l24 CANAL STREET Touta
Buildings.
We are now receiving varied of Rich English
MEDALLION VELVET md
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETISG,
of entirely patterns and designsi
ALSO Of
THREE-PI.Y and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIZES DRUGGETS and RUGS,
our usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool pAMASK direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to q feet wide by 100 feet long
Which, VIC cut suit amy size or hall.
All of which will sell at the lowest market prices.
j. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
| SEQ 2p6 l2i Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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Rendered !! Reeae0Uea!s

Rema0ceG Removed
FROM NO. Is TO IT ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzT CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR AN DIES:
sAZERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
HISK VI.
OF all rptions--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also 3.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and Ii.
QUORs in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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rt4, Hill mis- old, staunch and reliable y.
Journal yesterday morning ~ an
eTire beautiful dress Looking over It Wlth
critical eye re pronounce the above opinion unhes-
Wa also note that ON esteemed cotempo-
ssrv intends snargg the usefulness Of hs valuable
journal shortly adding tour more eolols N e.
measure, truth make ar tne
sbeas a Nh South. We the proprietor
81 Tie Bulletin on useful and successful pass anu
wish him q stu more useful and prosperous 1lsure'
Were our wishes as valuable as they are Warm there
would be nothing left to wish for. Il
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HHoaese Furnishing Store,

HK0aese Furnishing Store,
17..............C CAMP STREET. ...............I7
The subscribers invite Housekeepers to examine the complete
useful Housekeeping articles in of rccep
ton. Among the things that every housekeepcr needs is
1.-THE PEOPLES GRIDIRON."
10 see it. appreciate its superiority all others.
THE RAPID ICE CREAM FREEZER.
Freezes the in five minutes with little labor.
new article of SPRING BED, combining luxury and clean
lines equal to any durability above all others, and last not
least economy being sold half the price of good article old
style.
re- To parties in the country will send drawing of the
above, and furnish size TO suit
seq 2pl0 ?. r. FELL IL CO.
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MURDER IN FLoRIDA-At st. Marks, Fa., Oh the
night of the l4tl inst, says the Wakulla Times of
the 18th inst, Edward Burke an Englishman, stew
ard on board of the schooner Julia NJ. Halleck was
Killed by George Williams a seaman on board the
brig E. Remington. Burke was said to be intoxica-
ted and challenged one and all of the seamen of the
Remington to come on to the wharf aud fight. vii,
Iiams, seconded by John McCairn another of the
briggs crew, went on to the wharf, where Williams
knocked Burke down, then taking him by the hair
he thumped his head against the plankng until Burke
was dead
Williams and McCarn were taken to Tallahassee
Jail on Tuesday, where they are to await their trial
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.ReeU Orleans Carpet UV'esehOess.
Open : Open !

NORRIS EAJIL &c co.,
SUCCESSORS NORRIS wAY.)
q H qp rET -uE II He HE 50
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
tUnder City Hotel,)
Are receiving large and elegant assortment of fine
Fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. LEFEE
and COTTON SUITS, NAPIER COATS.
nS~FURNISHING GOODS in every variety. se27 2ptf
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CLASS BAIl.or-BoxEs FOE SAN FRAHcIsco.- We
learn from the New York correspondent of the Balti
more Sun Of the Esd inst, that one hundred and fifty
OF tile newly invented glass hallotboxes ordered by
tile city of San Francisco, were sent out by the George
Law, to be ready in time fer the November elections
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FROM FAzoo River, The steamer Linda, Capt.
Main, arrived yesterday morning from Lenore, with
$50 bales cotton This is the first arrival from that
tributary for many months Capt Main informs us
that there were four feet water from Lefore out Very
little cotton as yet has been received at the various
shipping points on the Yazoo.
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BANKING IN Observation-Disclosures eight chartered
banks in Australia, having an aggregate capital OF
$25 900 000 Their profits have been enormous some
of them having paid dividends as high SC per cent
last year. and most of them as high as 20 per cent
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The Washington (Ark) Democrat, of the 10th inst,
says:
The river continues to rise and at that time lacked
but eight ten feet of being with the banks at
siderable back water in the Cosseto and Little River
sud Red River above is overlooking the low places.
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10 We are requested to call the attention of per
sons wishing good black walnut furniture to sale
this day, at II o'clock on Thalia street, between
Apollo and Baeehus Streets by Gardner Smith, auc-
tioneer. See advertisement.
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rtyEsp II afoRNIs SEPTEMBER 90, 1866

tsoRa N isstt
III mind Fd WI Id ada conaantnt-
iii a,leases that teaaale ere stas g,
sc arritsr b made &C os,ofe
i 3lsxgtioa.
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.SnFcgge1'y, Harness Nseeg Y5saggakss
The subscribers have Just received full supply of English
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
-UH "a Ha MR e - So
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
stany hand complete of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
x14 EGNTZNS,
and other articles in line which they invite attention.
Sc WING HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY g. CO.,
je23 2ptnl 81 st. Charles street.
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.EFOagseEeepissg ARTICLES.

HADRg5eSGeSfSeRGV eAR'GeC&GSs
and varied assortment consisting in part Of
CHINAWARE WOODENWARE,
GLASSWARE BRITANNIAWARE,
EARTHENWARE, BRUSHES, BASKETS
SIIyERWARE LAMPS and LANTERNS,
pIATFDW KNIVES and FORKS,
JAPANSEDWARE, SHOVELS and TONGS,
CAST IRONWARE RENDERS and ANDIRONS
TINWARE RATTAN CHAIRS, ETC.
Besides the above, rich variety OF Fanny ARTICLES
all at very low prices.
HENDERSON & GAINES,
SEN 9nIm 90 Canal street.
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ne- AS n general remedy for diseases, to
which all families are subject HOOFLAND GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed. ~, ,,-
Dear Sir would state for the benefit of the afflicted that
have used your "HOOFLANDS GERMAN B1TTERS my
self and in my fiy for long time, and have always found
them great benefit III Of Headache Pains in the Side
and Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
them who may be afflicted with diseases Tor which
vor nreScriha thou, y. NJ. PARIS,
No. 81 Race street.
To DR.. G. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia
E5y- See advertisements sel6 2plmdWSA
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- We are much obliged to Mr. j. q. Bass for ms
politeness ii furnishing " with iafe = ~
Nassau Guardian. ss
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Boots, Shoes aapG Esro9ssas.

BOOTS. Shoes GG9GGE NBTOyegBaSe
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general assert
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, GAPS, ETC.
Hss- Plantations supplied with prime D1TCHING BOOTS
RUssET BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, Mt the lowest marke
FROST g. CO.,
jylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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Mr.. BUCHANAN IN PHILADELPHIA.-As the tele-
graph scarcely conveyed correctly the idea of Mr..
Buchanan's response to the congratulations OF the
Young Mems Democratic Union Club, of this city,
says the New York Sun, of the 20ti-the Sun favors
Buchanan during their visit to Philadelphia we
give his remarks as they are reported in the North
American-an opposition journal
After repeated calls Mr.. Buchanan was introduced,
and said do not rise to make you speech, because
am convinced there is not a Democrat who would
not think it improper for me to do so at this time,
and under existing circumstances | rise with my
heart full of gratitude for your reception, and thank
you for the kindness and the honor you have done me-
Whether am defeated, Or whatever may be my lot,
shall remember as long as live the kind sentiments
which have received from my friends here assem-
bled. We are all friends here, all equals under the
Constitution, and enjoy an undisturbed freedom OF
conscience. AS your common friend then-feehng as
| q man towards his fellow-men-I thank you. My
predecessors who have been in the position that
now occupy, did not think it prudent OR necessary
to make speeches. I am content to follow IN their
footsteps. wish you (referring to the Young Mems
Democratic Union Club of New York; a safe return
and happy time. ~.
If Old Buck " doesn't rebuke Mr.. Breckinridges
recent q stumpings" severely in the above, we don't
know what to make of it. If it is improper" ant
not prudent" in candidate for the Presidency O
to make speeches, is it proper and prudent for thu
Vice Presidential candidate the same ticket to ur
sue an exactly opposite course? We "pause for
reply"
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THE MEETING AT MAScuAC.--The meeting at Man
chac, on Thursday, is represented to have been even
larger than was anticipated and to have been highly
interesting. The discussion between Messls Pond
and Thomas Green Davidson was conducted with
much spirit and nearly the whole political ground was
gone over In consequence of having received butan
imperfect report of the debate, we are unable to 60
into particulars in this notice. but we are assured by
political preudices that Mr. Pond had the argument
nearly ali his own way. The demonstration was a
good one and will prove beneficial to our cause. In
town, on Thursday night, Mr. Davidson harangued his
fellow Democrats at the Court Household some sto
RES he imagined we're funny-made a lame attempt
to explain the position of the Democratic party on
the squater Sovereignty question, and then-the
meeting adjourned. LBaton Rouge Gazette, 9th.
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~ =T-T-T==
agsssea.icGse Nominations.

algaases-icGae Examinations. ..
FOR PRESIDENTS:
AIILI4ARD& FILLMORE,
or NEW YORK.
FoR8vICE PREsIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELECTORS:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. WILKINSON, Jr.,
Fsgea45s si5l$525ta gs OF PIAauEMlSEs
suBsTIruTE:
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURK IL
~ OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES;
=a .aa H. M. $ UHI MI T. RS.
as-@a THIRD DIsTRIoT
#B. q. THTBODAUX,
p OF TERREEoNNE:
SUBSTITUTES:
FERGUS GARDE IL II.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRESTON POND, Jrs,
... OF EAST rELICIANA.
SUBSTITUTES:
NJ. $. EDW ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
SUBSTITUTE:
: A. B. COCO.
~ .1 .-4 o. -sAulF
SIXTH DISTRICT:
p. ALEXAN EK,
~. OF TENsAs.l :
w. SUBSTITUTE:
L, p. era NE. au26 2ptd
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/ RxgEas : RegEEgy! Reilly :

MASS MEETING Of the American Party viii BIO held at
the ORLEANS BALL ROOM, Orleans srset) on EsDAf$
next, at o'clock P. M. Ss sl{
MEssRs. BERNARD MARIGNY, DUTIGEEAuD and
Capt. CHARLES DREUX will address the meeting. A
Came Gpne II Come AlI5s %se27 2P3t n
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KRy'. SamesseE Reynolds.

oFFICE-Ne. l15 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scAlp- Hear. WHTEswELLse, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ia3l 2py
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Frost IN MONTGOMERY, ALA.--We learn from the
Montgomery Advertiser that there was frost in that
town on the 23d inst. ...
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FILLMORE used EB0aeezs0se.

r SGGShG UEAeI SOEtRG 49, }eV~t %Pdp
FSggmsos.e nseeg EbOaeeZs0ss.
MASS nlIsET1NG I'm tho TEHIRD DISTRICT.
Mass Meeting Of the AMERICAN PARTY will be held on
THURSDAY next the I'd of October at the u s. HOTEL
Third District Several speakers will address the meeting
s- The friends Of Fillmore and Doneson are invited to
attend. 5g 5.s seZs ~
III Card. -..
Col P. F. MANCOsOs has arrived in this city and is en-
powered act nconcert with me- OF the Republic oil
Nicaragua Any business transacted by him in the name Of
the said Republic, will be approved. 54l@4E
JOHN A.5JACQUESS, gT3
3a. Special Agent Of Nicaragua Government
New Orleans Sept 2s 1856. $4. & se?9 2p3t
sVeeU Orleans StfEgi0feesss' Ware
HOUSE.
No. 60 Camp Street.
This establishment is constantly supplied with complete
assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Stationery.
r4...5 .@ PRINTING PAPER,
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