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sc-THIs NUMBER WINS A PI;IzE::-
Sc JOSEPH RAFE Il, Sc
=. C.nn st-o.t "a

30
JOSEPH EAFET No &c Camp Street still continues to dis
tribute pgca cwelry by auction, TO the public in New Or
lie begs them bear in mind the magic number which
heads this ndvereuent and ca" and examine fer themselves
following neqaed ok OF goods bit family described be-
low, viz:
Ladies Diamond AMI Enameed Backed Hunting and Open
Faced WATCHES.
Geenes Patent Levers, Open ace and limiting Watches,
manufactured 10y Dent Cooper, Johnson Tobias Tayi'T 1u-
yeson Of Copenhagen and every other celebrated maker
Railway Time Keepers, in silver and gold cases, warranted
not to vary a second in year.
Boys Watches, a nconprehensibe lcw prices
Diamonds than Oriental *pendor, in Pins, Rings
Ear Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Bande@uN ETC.
- Mosaic Sets. direct from Florence
Pearl Enamel Opal and Plain Sets Of every pattern and de
sign, of the latest fashion.
Five hundred Opera Glasses Of every style "&I material with
twelve glasses, and al most all prices.
Electro and Sheffield Plated Ware, in Cesors, Candestcks
Pitchers GoDet Cups Tea and Breakfast Sets, lnksands
SaIvers, etc.
Silver Of pure Standard in Forks Spoons, Ladies' Fish, But
ter and Cheese Knives Tea and Breakfast Water Ice and
" Molasyes Pitchers Cups, Goblets and Napk Rings.
Writing Decks, Work and Toilet Boxes Dressing and Travel
ing Cases rosewood, mahogany p"pier ache and leather
clocks for drawing parloS halls, Offices and kitchens
in marble bronze, orno paier naeae mahogany rosewood
and iron pedcsAls.
Fancy Goods such Card Cases. in gold silver, pearl,
o shell AID ivory Poemonnacs; Ivory Tablets; Reticules
yncre,tes Smelling and Salt Toilets; Fans Cigar Cases; SOU
veps; Chess and Backgammon Boards Donlinos; Paper
Weights Cutters; with hundreds Of other articles necessary
for
Articles enumerated in this advertisement will lie sold at
i,u sale twenty five per cheaper than any
establishment this continent. CALL, EXAMINE and be
CONVINCED.
will repair or manufacture with promptrcss and despatch
Oh the shortest notice article in my ne having engaged
II, services of the accomplished wokmcn regardless OF
expense.
Having purchased fifty cash the dear the whole
soc in trade of the largest Jewery md Fancy Goods
Establishments lin lquda;ionl in the country it, with Lis own
rnrivd one constitutes The greatest assortment opened
for pnbc inspection.
,l.C4I 7. SOON ia2 I'm
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DEEL,s SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE

ARMORY HALL. CAMP STREET.
Open EVERY EVENING Sundays excepted, by the
Celebrated WEST & PEEL'S
c. 4 NJ p E L L MI s T r E L S :,
directed by the renowned delineator,
MAT EEL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY-BLACK SWAN, and the MES
MERIC DOCTOR.
WEDNESDAY and Observation-Disclosures OAK
KEY and AUTOMATON BROTHERS.
FRIDAY AID SATURDAY-JUILIEN TROUPE CONCERT
and PLANTATION PASTIMES.
Preceding the pieces, nightly change Of NEGRO MIN
STRELSY, by the Model Troupe Of the World
re- Admission 50 Children half price Seats be
secured fIom 10 A, NJ. to -.
DR.. F. A. JONES, Agent
r. f. ENNIS, Secy.T las If
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IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.-

NESSRS. Sc iIMONS 6. co.
Beg inform The public they their Office
George W Hynson Co, No. 50 CAMP STREET, where
they will short time only supply their celebrated
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles,
all kinds Of defective yiiou The superiority Of
seir G'asvs hive fully tested by the following.
sg- once hours from O'Clock A. NJ. ll5PN
UNIVERSITY Lor!sIASA.
Mes.rs Sr4xoss i Co:
Gsnt.emcIn compliance with your wishes have carefully
examined aud t-ied the samples of MESCSCuS sEGTA
'LES, MADE from rock crystal and bearing stamp
pleasure certifying That the workmanship excel
lent polish admirable and have doubt hey will he
be found satisfactory in nse.
]. I. RIDDELIa NJ. n, Professor Of chemistry.
have also examined the STec;acies Of lIessr Sermons
Co, and concur with Prof. RiddeE's certificate
JAMES JONES, N. D.
have used the srectace Of Me.srs Sermons Co,
believe they superior in their material and manufacture 10
those usually used fully the rcomnenda
ton. WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
Nrw uKlr4ss December TO- 1886
Me>srs. SERMONS 4 Co:
cenemen-I spectaces With for
trial find them fully equal superior any have
red before They well adapted fer the being the best
the bows placed angle keep the glass III It's
Eight position,
shall pleasure in recommending them patients
Hose requiring spectacS and when Of proper focus ad
used the eye they all that be required improve
visions She:. from age, ttie asssanceis necessary.
Dr. + NJ. GCsTIH, Oculs.
They are also highly recommended by
Prof. A. K Taylor, NJ. D., Memphis, Tenn.
Prof. l.. Sharks,
j. II. Mrllahor, Editor
john Waters, NJ. D. Nashville, Tenn
A. " Butler, Secretary assurance Co.. Ma willie, Tenn
Cave johnson, late Postmaster GcnerRl
Judge n. Green,
Richard 7. Miles, Bishop,
~ Rev. J. r. Edgar,
Prot. f. Ged,lngs n, Charleston, s. C.
Prof. J, Edwards Holbrook,
Edward Sebrug President State Bank Charleston, s, C.
A. Lopez N. d. Mobile Ala
John II. WoodcoCk, NJ. D., Mobile, Ala.
-~- n. Childers,
William Mcdowell
David Dale owen, New Harmony, Iud.
Prof A. Means, NJ. D., Augusta Ga
And hundreds Of Others both in Europe and America AL
tesrying great advantages Of these Specacles all
others in original certificates be a the Office
No 81 C.np street. d29 5u6W
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LEGAL NOTICES.

narisb OF wRTGLEY and wife. l.. L. WR1G-
orieans. SLEY, In soIido. No. 1922
DY VIRTUE of a writ of ferf facias to
ID me Honorable G. W. Bradford Second uce
for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed snd sell
public warehouse Circus street. between
Poydas Perdido SATURDAY January H. ls' at IL
O'Clock, NJ
TWO TRUNKS, containing Clothing and Theatrical DTesses
2Swords and Belts Books, etc.
Seized in the above suit the property OF plaintiff
TERNS-Cash on the spot.
ia5ei3I7 W. ". MITCHELL. Constable.
NOTICE is given that the undersigned VIII
IN the Sixth District Court o. New Orleans, Tor the
emancipation Of the slave FRANCOIS, aged q YEAR,,
New Orleans Jan g. 1877. j. j. b. DCI.HONDE,
jas 5in3Gd EX'r Of estate Of Francois f. M c.
T z SOUS SIGSE donne avis aux pubIique
II gu application 6evant Ia Sixieme Cou de District
pour patton de escave FRANCOIS age de p ans
S'lle.Orleans lie ianvier 1855. J. j. B. D0LHOSDE,
ja5 htinaad Ex'r te.t'r de FRANCOIS. h. G. ].
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VANNUCHTs MUsEUM-lc7 ST. CHARLES ST.
ANOTHER ATTRACTION AT vANNUCHIs MUSEUM.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY GLANTESS!
Weight, SIS pounds!
NJ A D \ NJ Z @ C Z A N A
Wa born until recently resided in Kentucky. When %
years she weighed l pounds She is &c years
of age, and is the IARG EST. IIMBED WOMAN IN THE
WORLD! Her height is feet inch; SIZE MEASURES %
nche around the and 35 inches around the calf of her
leg; she is inches in circumference, and almost in
credible to relate No SHOES A number of med
zeal gentlemen OF the highest emnence have visited Nine
Oceana, and have uno, lnly pronounced her
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE
Ladies' don't fail She the Ne Plus Ultra Gu
Tiosities
THE YOUTHFUL FEMALE PRODIGY,
Only years and five months old and weighing
135 POUNDS
THIS extraordinary youthful prodigy perfect in all its physical
developments has arrived at Vanuuchi's Museum lUI
ST. Charles street. and will be exhibited
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
tS~ addition this attraction, be the magnificent
group Of WAX FIGURES, Representing the
TRIAL OF CHRIST
All by machinery, together with the lORDSSUPPER
CHAMBER OF .DEATlI-TIIE CRIMEAN HEROES
THE GREAT EUROPEAN Notwithstanding One
Hundred ana five Figures all forming the interesting
spectacle exhibited in this country.
Admission 50 children and half price
Doors open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 Z. NJ. daft
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WANTED.

yHTANTED-BY LAD is YEARS OLD, ACCLIMAT-
w well acquainted with the city situation in
mission wholesale house in which he would be willing to
his. generally useful Good city references given.
address Box K No. TO- PostOce or No ~ Magazine
street ja3
XITANTED-TWO TEACHERS-LA AIDES ONE TO
w teach Music and French: the other Drawing and Paint
and English branches; the combine these qua
liberal appIy at this Office $50 In
JITANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS A
w teacher institution family school by young
lady who we'll qualified for teaching the English course to-
fher with Music French, Drawing and Painting. festiIno-
mails ETC. furnished required Address Miss T. j. Gu Well
Vile Eottoray county Va d25 If
WOOL WANTED-WoOI--seliers will find ready
w sale by applying No. J. II. BASS,
ser9 lI9 Common street.
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SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA nELAHOuSAAfE.
BY TOURNE 4 THOMAS Auct's.


L To-wit:
GIG RS60O 900 American and German comprising the fol
lowing brands Negotiara Star Of the West Flor de Csba-
Principe Opera Salvador Constanta, Baadera, Rosa
Santiago MCntfo. Cuhana Villa de Aviles, Sulta-
las, Curosiiad, Sebasapol La Regina.
T0BACCO-4i0 bx5 NiIer's, Bowers Wills lSy Reeds,
John Remi'-. smiths, Hoyt's, Walker :
CASTLE S0AP-3tu boxes bars and cakes.
TFAS-l5O boxes POUchong and Imperial
BkANDIESl50 pipes half pipes, quarters and eighths in
ported and mixed.
iNAPPS-5Dp Woes Schiedam quarts and plnts
CIDER-2G9 Bancroft's Champagne.
PIPE HEADS4JO North Carolina Shaker, Hamburg
Glazed PowhattHn
CLARET WiNE-5JU cases fine table.
SNUFF-251 tienett's Scotch and hacabUy.
SALERATuS-20 cases i'll papers.
CARBON ATE OF SODA--D cases in papers.
CREAM TARTAR--60c cases in papers
WEiISKY-lUD bblS Old Bourbon and Monongahela,
MATCHES-35O cases Clark's. -
For sale by BUNNELL 4 BAILIEFF.
iaI;l II, No, IL ,iravier street.
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MECHANICS Traders BANK,
New Orleans, Dec Is, ls5t )
as- The annual election Of Directors for
will be held accordance with the MON
DAY 18th day of January at the Banking Honse be-
tween The hours Of 10 A NJ and 2 f. N.
d2u I'd q. tRUEAT, Cashier.
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MILLINERY.
. NINE p. ALBERT

FN MIME p. ALBERT, No. 60 ROyAL.z -
S4vstreet Of Bieuyille, has the honor toeEA,
inform the Ladies Of New Orleans and the F3Lfr4
rounding country, that she has just received 12M
from France Of NEW GOODS,
which she invites their attention.
Of EMPRESS, PARMELA and other styles
of BOSNETS, she Is vii be fou7d anything Of
the previously imported: Besides she invites particular
attention to the foloHing articles:
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS of the most choice and recherche
description; HEAD DRESSES A LA EARQCISE, RISTORI,
etc. etc; DRESS TRIMMINGS of the richest style and
She has also magnificent :tock Of LACEs EDGINGs LACE
SHAWIS, VOISETTES, Rich DRESS GOODS for Ball
Stree, Dresses, FANS POINT D'ANGELTERRE PARA
SOILS and MARABOUT PARASOIS, all Of which will be-
yond doubt prove upon inspection, be the beautiful
and tasty.
NINE ALBERT also informs the Ladies that she is prepared
to do all kinds Of DRESS MAKING and MILLINERY being
assisted Mile eontine and Nine Foury who atey from
fashionable houses Of Mile Caroline late of
the establishment Mine F. Cade Paris who bings with
| her all the latest Partisan Fashions.
Mime A. informs her old that her stock will be
found fully the standard Of those imported by her
past this city, desires
call nd o themselves, d2G 3n
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NINE FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
NI PHYSICIAN and GHIROMANGER or ASTRoiOGER,
has tax 1877 farOnnc Nine T. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood 10 OF: Age
tracing the Line OF Life Sickness the Line of Intellect for
Disappointment in Business; times to DC
Married Lucky Numbers in Lotteries Traves Success etc.
with five prominent points Of the Dpoitou Lovers Wishes
and CoUriship.
Nine Franks dving your destiny upon purely
scientific principles
Charges and two dollars each
N BMe y. will also prescribe for female Irregularities
and complaints. For all nrmitis Of this character she has
certain remedies which have never been known 10 fail
A in / O health free. SIN
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=. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY

On y. NEGAS. DANCiNG ~ e oE E:i = u
A the public that his Dancing Academy is for
eLIEs the at
where he hopes with liberal patronage. The
teuching commenced Saturday, Nov. |.
la IMPERIALE. danced in the frs rcles Of Paris last win
ter very popular New Orleans this and
will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The days and hours Ct tuition follows:
LADIES-Tucsdays Thursdays S udays, from 10 L.
o'clock NJ.
Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
G O'Clock P. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesdays and Fridays from to
10 O'Clock P. N.
sA Praccng Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
uesday.
r Particular will be given Children, and
Dances taught this city, will be
brought
psy-J y will give lessons se,inaries and in private
families .
nhe Musical under the charge Of that excellent
vioins Mr. A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Sores.
x-For terms amply to Mr. J. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hall,
W. or nj Mr. C3aGici;s Music Store SO Camp ST. DO
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METAIRIE ASSOCIA-
- heRSA TON RACES.
ATHHfHA WINTER MEETING 1857.
Ii ntrtrda Ian
z ASSOCIA-

& METAIRIE AssocIA-
~ 49, TON RACES.
1855 DAY saturday, Jan. 10
Jockey Club Purse, slaeo-Four Nile Hea's.
sz5- Race to come Of ats o'clock NJ
EMIT RES:
D. F. Kenner MINNow by Voucher dam Dol
phin years old. Dress, Red and Red
latin dam EIi1, Mills by Levia.han; years old Dress
Red, White and Blue.
B. A. l.. Bingaan Oh. g. TOM McGUFFIN. by Rqin,
dam La Bachaue, by Gencoe years old Dress, Har-
Fsdgss SO sig5g e. the g E,nss of the
he obtained at the Office OF the ST. Chare Hotel
psshould any prevent Race berg rum
apennant will be displayed from the ST. Charles Hotel
ORA special Of Railroad will leave 1voli Circle for
ao II o sf ri
TON ssE FHaHI14h. A VS.? nts;:
sATugDAY, January lo-FOnr mile heats--Jockey Club
Entrance cent The amonG Of ruse to 60 to
Sodeduf2n fFfm 1s p4Fses i il case IF ysK ever
On sunday Jockey Club Races, the proprie
tors T oe, txe rgfse to be ,pa to SON
sEGoN6 kACF;"Two mile he ats s $500.
To under the rules and regulations of the Jockey Club
but free only Fl aa"s re sTS sek
sweepstakes for colts and ies dropped in 1855 to
previous to the regular race week of the Me1"e
before the LIST January, 1855 subscriber
VII FL The stake n heats colts s. lbs mares and gedng
Of the Metairie Jockey April 1851
Ea Geaiis Jt
leans, La.
| d25 Chairman Executive Committee
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ZINE ARTS-MRS. V. J. SULLIVAN, THE WELL
L lately the West, would respectfully beg
leave to the Ladies Of Orleans
new style Of Art termed REClAN PAISTl N recently
the United States by Professor Del distin
euished artist that time S been
than other style of Painting having way to all
parts Of the Union.
The consists transforming Steel and Nezzotin EngrAv
ings Autographs and Photographs, into most
magnificent Oil Painting which, in smoothness and hnish
cells that Of painting Canvas. .-....
Mrs Sullivan also teaches the art Ct POTECHoMANiA, or
Decorating China This is truly imitation of
beautiful Chinese Porcelain Etruscan vases
aches variety of EMBROIDERY done with
Wo- sted Silk, Chenille, Linen and Gold.
Also STAMPING done Improved plan, which eatly
facilitates nbr reduces the Of stamps
Sullivan also teaches the fine art of LEATHER EN-
BOSSING.
thorough knowledge Of either of the above arts can he oh
from five lessons. Prce-Ficcn Dollars for
each
The Masonic and Odd Feo vs. aernities respectfully
solicited call and her specimens al her references,
that they he tnced Of her ability impart instruction.
well as her character lady, to whom the OF young
ladies be entrusted.
Suilivan's Studio the Q: Julia and Magazine
| streets dSl 3u
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Date of Departure of European. California
and HAVANA Mails, for .JunMnry. 1857.

All letters TO France Holland and Belgium be paid
II cents by tke American Liverpool and sothamp
oh ~ cents by the direct HavTe and cents by
British seRrne Letters Switzerland and Italy should come
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from Ets Office to New York
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for states
ard cities Of the German Postal Union and Denmark
is sent from the Post;otce New York semi weekly,
pGr- The bark Old Hickory, Vcacock. mas
Stores, Second District Cunsignee will attend The recit
Of their freight S levee otherwise VIII ue stored AT their
expense and !.k.
jalO J. II. AsHBRIDGE CO.. l3o Common st.
ES-Thc ship Edward Evcrit, F. A. Gunty,
from uorG, Lschargug her opposite
the ht, Coasgnce requested attend
10 the receipt Of ter goods otherwise they will be stored
iaJ GEO. W. HYNsOE L co. So Camp street.
ES~ Consiguces of 20 barrels Liquor, marked
r 10 do, p 5. 20. uDderneatl and !tt slabs,
marked : Red II plenc make themselves known 10 the dis
chSGing clerk e leyee Otherwise they viii be stored at
their expense and risk.
ja9 GEO W. HYT>ON Co. So Camp street
s5-Thc ship OtseOnthc. Capt. Young. from
Liverpool ready discharge her At Post A. Third
District Goods permitted within five days will lie to
Public stores. -
jas !. H, AsHRRIDGE Il co, 100 Common
afF- The ship Volnute, Captain Pray, from
District Gonrnees equestcd attend the receipt Of
their goods The evce, otherwise they Will be stored at
their expense and risk.
jas GEO. W. HYNSON 4 co. 50 Camp street.
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NIEJy 1;ROCERIES-jUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES HAMS Beef TONGUES
,rrockneu BISCUITS: English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISINs Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for Holidays.
Together with very superior STOCK OF excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORD1ALS.
FOR sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Ba-onne st.
js5 Ct Il. l.. hEEtSlf-l' AGENT.
O. BILE AkLEf, 80 AND 81 RAMPANT
street manufacturer Of Carriages, BuggeS Spring
.sesSS Wagons, Fire Engines :eou Requiring in
~ The hrlnches done at the shortest notice jas ~
TI,ItfTTyFEIfI. COAi4-32l hhds and 40 Schuy l.
= iii Ioal en- board BARK Old Hickory, for sale by
io,; ]. II. AsHBRInGE d 90, Common st.
N1OpICE-A CHECK OF II. GOLDING, ON 9TH
~ cS, DnnK so $780, dated 18th December 1859 u
sin Tislgd ard payment Of i has been stopped n Bank.
I3I VINCENT X &C., - Cps:pnIt QlSt street..
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

z TS-HATS-HATS-A coop HAT rs
Ell indispensable every gentleman, for shocking bad
Hat is pretty likely give shocking bad pecu
mary reputation Many has had his credit ruined by
t(sndsh hat No such fate however, has befaen
Of patrons of JOHNSTON under the St. Charles Hotel
The Fashions the and best the
city. Come and see for yourselves.
D. C. JOHNSTON, st. Charles Hat Emporium,
iaE uude the rh.rps II1fe1
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have the Snectacles Of Me.srs sermons Co.. and
they superior their material and manufacture 10
those usually used, fully the above ecominenda
WARREN STONE NJ. ID.
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TKEAsuRKR's DEPARTMENT,
December 10, 1856 )
EDuh


and Lafayette streets New Orleans ~ tonsnE OF ne
large MI capable Of sealing Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper and Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TURE ROOM capable OF seating Five Hundred Persons can
be used separate connected, nay be required.
Hail in the eligible Of the city the
o!nmolous and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties tonCe Exhibitions and Lectures ana will he rented low
10y night week month, may be required. Appilca
! lion 10 be made to HENRY G. sTETSOS,
| No 81 camp street,
OF to TlIOS. H. SHIELDS, Secretary,
| or fin Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
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HESSRS. Sc MONS E. co.
Beg 10 inform the public that they have removed their Office
George W. Hnson Co, No So CAMP STREET, where
they will remain for short time only supply theis celebrated
III,I LII SIla.1 L
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DORTARLE STEAM ESGiNES-PLANTERS
visiting New Orleans requested call the subscr
bers aud in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
up expressly for Plantation use which for running Cotton
Gins Corn Mills pumping water, be exceled
The first OF these Engines less than that OF the mules
that would he required to de the same Of work, and
they simple that Of ordinary capacity be
taught TO one III week.
Several ut work in different manufacturers in this city and
giving entire satisfaction.
u. C. LOWBFR, Agent,
d5 iaw&6!nW IS Magazine street.
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ways associated minds with wry faces and med
from the days of Childhood another word for
nausea disgust Its remedies the Of sick
ness pain hard bear the revolving poons
compelled swallow relief DIR. Ayers prepare
tous herald another His Cherry Pectorl is like honey
tongue, healing balm stomach His Pills Try
nem-they orsGls and glide shod
palate, their energy, although wrapped up, is
there strikes with telling the very foundations
disease. Cincinnati 90 Citizen.
Esg-They for sale by J. WRIGHT Co. and all our
city Druggists. 90 ImSW
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- q A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST,
~ Of Natchez offer for sale at the lowest market prices
choice assortment of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
in the country. ial9 ly
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EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. S, Odd
Fellows Hall, att o'clock: Oaieers-THAnDEuS p. Van
HORN, \. G.; DAVID MOORE. V. G. r. S kEAGHY,
Recording secretary; GEO. II. sHOTWELL Per Secretary
DE SODA. ITCnSlrer
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q THE SUBSCRIBER. HAS JUST RE
SHssHs% ceved from the North pairs of CARRIAGE
y the Psst ever T II 5 sGaih For
I0 fifteen TR0TTING HORSES for single harness;
nearly inside CT minutes and several have shown
under 2:5u.
OF the above direct from Vermont and of the cele-
braed Morgan stock Black Hawks also from
the the latter have race.track
Also several Saddle ard Dausht Animals at low rates.
DR.. j. ELLIOTT, Neter nary Surgeon,
foot of Union street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

Is. BAD Fy.-A man named John Ryan, while
considerably intoxicated, went in bathing Saturday
evening in Bushwick Creek. Officers Morton and
McGraw, fearing that the man would be drowned,
took him out, when they discovered that he COM
pletey covered with substance similar TO coal tar,
which is drained from the gashouse AID floats upon
the surface Of the water. The msl taken to the
Fourteenth Ward Station. House, and still remains in
sad plight.