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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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AGAMEMNoN RETURNED.
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Domestic Markets,

We learn from the Boston papers of the 10Th inst,
that orders have been received at the Charleston navy
yard to fit out the frigate Roanoke for sea immedi
Afelu
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On the 18th inst convention, touching our com.
mereal relations with Belgium, was signed at the
State Department in Washington, by Mr. Secretary
Gaas and NJ. H de Bosch Spencer, the Belgian Min
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The original commission which General Taylor re
ceiyed from President Madison on entering the army,
was sold at auction in Philadelphia on Tuesday, the
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Free.soil Legislature for kansas.

ST. LOUIS July 29.-The Kansas Herald, received
by the last MALL states that Mr.. Calhoun President
of the late Kansas Constitutional Convention has
issued certificates to those who have been elected to
the Legislature.
The Free State members from Leavenworth coanty
have received certificates of election, which gives the
Free State party majority in both branches of the
State Legislature
The Herald exhorts the people of Kansas to vote
for the English ordinance, and thus secure State
Government,
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Flour unchanged Whisky,
22c.; Wheat-new white, 81 90; Red 75e.; Mess
Pork active at SIG Is; Lard, lO3c.; Bacon in de-
mand at 81 to sc.-holders demand an advance ;
Molasses, 4Oc Sugar frm-prices unchanged.
New YORK, July 24-The Cotton market has been
dull to day. with limited transactions The sales of
Friday were limited to 800 balesprices unchanged ;
Flour, $4 10 to "a Is; Wheat nominal Corn-yel
low, 80 to 95c; Mess Pork, SIT II to $17 20 !;
Bacon-s3 to sac. for sides, and to SIC. for
shoulders; Tallow 93c. Whisky, "a to 243e.; Sugar
-Muscoyado, to 72e,; Havana, 7S to 9Ic.; Mo
lasses-New Orleans, 45e cargo of clayed Cuba
sour Molasses was sold at 26c.
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There were 55S deaths in New York during the
week ending on the 18th inst i; 42O of these were
nhildrnn
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH ooNsU1s KILLED.

MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS AT JEDDAH.
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Another Attempt to Lay the Gable.
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student Of Yale College, named George Z.
Dunham, was drowned on the afternoon of the 18th
inst while praetieing for boat race, on the river
near New Haven. His parents reside in Hartford,
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The Masonic fraternity Of Lonisgille have erected
building that has cost from $3.50 900 to $50 OOO
Is has been built almost entirely at the expense Of
the members of The fraternity.
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The talk yesterday was cotton. We should sup
pose cotton was the arbter of events, the way the
talk about It went on yesterday. Water was q sec
ondary consideration though in some respects as re-
CARDS the water part Of the talk there Is no mistake
but what large number OF acres Of the best sugar
lands xre hors da combat for this season. shat ia on
the right bank the Mississippi from the parish st.
Charles TO Pointea-h Haelie. Plaquemnes. Though
the accounts from above yicksbnrg are OF a very
gloomy nature, we are constrained to doubt the many
reports received. Several days ago we heard that
the town landing OF Prentiss above Vicksbnrg was
covered with watef that the greater part of Bolivia
county, Mississippi, was under water. This is con-
indicted as we see ID Vieksburg paper which
states that the levees and landings In the foregoing
county are all in good condition. and the country free
Of overflow. This Is gratifying intelligence. To be
explicit we place very little credence ID the many
reports receive Of the water being higher than it
was ever known before. The facts are simply these
the absence of high water for eight or nine years has
lse - great remisgness the part Of those whose
duty II was to take of this important interest
The great swamp land fund would have if judicously
disbursed, saved thousand acres Of land, and pre-
vented an immensely Of anxiety and suspense. We
had, however, no worse accounts yesterday, So far
the city is concerned il proper precaution is taken
there is no fear It is the doubtful condition Of the
lesees from Macarty point (Carrollton) to Bonnet
Care bend on point, which threatens this side. In
the event of an overflow from the above points, we
might expect an early interruption on the jackson
railroad, with watery time for the Jefferson and
Lake Pontchartrain railway. II is hoped there win
be something else talked of to-day besides water and
eresasses- We prefer to jabber on cotton and ex-
change any day 10 the year.
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DxkrH or WIELIAN NJ. FLEMsSss--we were much
panied, yesterday morning to learn Of the death Of
our much esteemed friend William M. Fleming, ESQ.
Nj. r. has been well and hcnoraby regarded in this
community for many years and was widely esteemed
wherever intimately known. The disease Of which
he died afflicted him several painful and weary weeks,
before bis powerful frame succumbed to the attacks
Of the destroyer.
Br. Fleming was one Of the kndest hearted men
that ever drew the breath ofIife. Under somewhat
rough manner there pulsased soft, feeling, generous
heart which ever hrobbed responsive TO the calls of
pity Of charity and Of friendship We doubt II an
appeal for aid was ever made to him in vain. He al
ways assisted and frequently beyond his means. If
all men were like him there would be little want suf
fering aud wretchedness on this globe.
Mr.. Fleming was. we believe, native Of Kentucky.
He represented New Orleans in the Legislature two
terms, and esteemed an honest and useful legs-
ator. at the time Of bis demise be was member Of
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. His funeral will
take place this evening and he will be buried with
appropriate honors by the Masonic fraternity Peace
to bis ashes,
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WASHINGTON, May 81 the House Clingmar
made speech in favor Of the abroration of thu
Clayton Buwer treaty, and denounced Great Britain
for her inconsistency for enslaving other races while
suppressng the African slave trade.
Enthusiastically resolution to pay the widow Of
Capt. Herndon $500, (three years full pay) passed
by 50 to s.
The fishing hounties question was taken up.
House-The Minnesota bill was postponed until
tomorrow, after which, the House went into Com
mttee of the Whole on the Appropriation bills.
In the House, Clingman reported French spoa-
ton bill, being copy of the one vetoed by Pierce.
Its consideration was postponed until the first Mon
day in January, by Sc to 60.
Washington News.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The Times says that an open
rupture took place between the President and Senator
Pugh, respecting Ohio appointments.
Mathew johnson is appointed Marshal of the
Northern District of Ohio, in the place Of Fitch.
The Democratic Senators in caucus have agreed to
give the General Appropriation bills the preference
over others.
From Havana
New YORK, May 5. = The Cshawba has arrived
with Havana dates of the 90th
Lord 0tway, British Minister to Mexico, had ar.
rived at Havana route for Vera Cruz
Santa Anna was still at st. Thomas. Sugars were
firm.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Cotton quiet, with sales to-
day Of 1000 bales Flour heavy at an advance of &C.
White Southern Wheat, 81 20 to 81 80. White Corn,
SO to 73c. Yellow, 70 to 75c Mess Pork, SIS 20 to
SIS so. Bacon--shoulders, 6l to CT. Lard, liz to
liz. Whisky, 20a to 2lc Nuscovado Sugar, 8 to
5lc. Coffee quiet.
CINCINNATI, May 5--Flour, So 20 to 81. Whisky,
Ice Provisions dull. Lard, lO9 to lin kegs l2a
Linseed OIL Ga to &C.
River Intelligence.
ST.. LOUIS, May 5.--Arryed, w. S. Wilson. De.
parted, VIM. Morrison.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The river is rising, with "a
feet in the Canal.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.--The river has risen l6 inches
IN the last "a hours and is still rising Arrived from
New Orleans the Aleck Scott
DUBUQUE, May 5.-The river here is stationary,
with IL feet on the bar.
VICKsBuRG, May 5.--The Daniel Taylor passed
down at this evening.
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as-uIneInnstl, state of Ohio. HamIlton Co.

1S-CineInnati, state of Ohio, Hamilton Co.
Before The subscriber Justice of the Peace and for
said county personally ohu Lee who being duly sworn
depoeth and said that he had been suffering with Chronic
afrhea for the years had consulted
eeved prescriptions for his all principal phys
clans in Philadelphia and Cincinnati but all effect he
received relief At last he reduced skeleton
without the hope Of finding relief by
Of FREUD, induced try Hosteers Stomach
Biters and his surprise found relief from the Hrs
trial and in less than months found himself perfectly
Of his complaint and Is daily recovering his strength body
and increasing in esh eheerfuy gives this certificate in
the hope that others afflicted like himself may be benefited
JOHN LEE.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- August 81 1856.
c. T, HANSELMANG,
Justice Of the Peace,
mys 2pst<w No "A Western street. Cincinnati, Ohio
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DOLbea9''S
COMMERCIAL,
CohBEGE.
No. log CauaI street. ..-
Facts for the People.
b u r q l. \ r S ALB GU t.!
Sheet Iron Safes Blown Open.
MONEY STOLEN THEREFRoM.


All done in so quiet manner that the thieves we're not de
teced and still at large, ready another attempt upou
similar Safes
Al Canton, Mo-, the Safe belonging to the University was
blown open and robbed Of s6ssae BY Burke Barnes
Same night Safe made O. Urban served in the same
ner-robbed o. ST. owned by DR.. Hatch. One MOTE Safe
belonging to Lee Wnn and by s. c. Herring shared
the fate aad 500 taken Sorry for you gentlemen In.
he's Chilled aad Wrought Iron FIRE. safes
now obtaining the preference Missouri by bankers and
business and will refer of the banks and Offices
that have Them in use at the present time.
Bank Of the State of Missouri
Branch of the State OF Missouri at Louisiana
Branch Of the State Of Nissoori at Palmyra
Branch of the State of Missouri at Chill Gothic
Branch of the State of Missouri. at Cape Guardian
Branch of the Exchange Bank Glasgow
Branch of the farmers Bank Liberty
Mechanics Bank, ST. Louis.
D. Rokohl Co.. St. Louis
G. II. Loker & Co., ST. Louis
St. Louis Building and Saving ISIS citation ST Ioui.
Home Mutual Insurance Company, St Louis.
The above are few of the institutions individuals who
have recently purchased Lilies Safe and trust the evidence
thus furnished of the superiority of this Safe all Others
will be better evidence in their public than pre-
judce which certain parties endeagorng against
them by circulating faehoods in the press by bills
invite attention to the Sales of Lille and WINGED the
public will pronounce them better adapted the purposes
the manufacturer claims for them than ay others now in use
J. MORRIS, Agent Is Market street.
st. Louis, No., April g 1883.
j. G. NEWCOMB,
% Camp street.
my6 2f3t Agent for New Orleans louisiana
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ZIG

IH6 Canal street. II6
BENTE1UYSEN, LEWIS &c Co,
IN ORDER TO REDUCE THEIR
Large Stock OF Dress Goods,
win from this date selling them at
GRmAT 1mDUCpxoN.
Their fast eoored BIT LANES are now reduced to TEN
CENTS.
Their handsome Goods which all acknowledge to be
as good as ether houses sell at 20 cents,
ARE NOW l21s CENTS PER YARD.
Two bit FRENCH JACoNETs
Reduced to Is and 20 cents
JAooNETs Of beautiful styles extra quality. which
were cheap at 80 cents,
NOW 25 CENTS ONLY.
ORGANIZES at 50 cents now SIX cents;
And all other Goods Equally Low.
LACE MANTILLAs are reduced 2s per cent
YARD WIDE FRENCH PRINTS beautiful styles and
warranted fast colors,
AT IS CENTS ONLY.
FINE DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs,
Worth IS 80, at 81 per piece.
ALI LINEN HuoKABUCKs, at l21S cents per piece;
And great variety of other
Staple Goods Equally Low.
- including
FINE YARD WIDE WHITE COTTON,
Al 10 cents per yard only.
All who disposed invest to advantage will now
ind establishment greater Inducements than were ever
before offered
AN EXAMINATION Is REQUESTED
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il Co,
my5 2pn ll6 Canal street
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MARINE SCHOOL NEAn TINS CITY.

- -s.e'-. y - - @AesH' =
Some weeks aao Alderman Howell offered the an
nexed preamble and resolution IL sbe Board Of Alder
men:
Whereas. The large number Of bows in fhe differ
ent Asylums Ia the city, and the daily application
made at the Office Of the Mayor ior renei RENDERS
ae,s, y -, . w .al;egs ~ ctv from he heavy
charge Of their maintenance and render a service to
needy and destitute boys therefore be It
Resoirtd, Inat hs nonor Ine Mayer De anq ne =
s'ssy T. And socit those entemep u
urge upon the Secretary of the Navy the proprety Of
making New Orleans naval station and to establish
schcol Ior sne ns,rneson q poss may may ue
inns ana bv The ctv antborities and r. learn than
seauahship in order 70 t them for the merchant and
naval service.
Tne preamble ana resolution were read twice, the
rules peing suspended and adopted, and Immediately
sent 70 the board OF Assistant Aldermen for concur
renee. They were received and adopted by that
BODY me same evening, we believe unanimously. All
this occurred, u our memory serves us correctly,
during Tue evening sessions OF the two Boards the
soth Of March last and we have been expecting to
hear OF some action in the premises, on the part of
our Congressional representation, for time past
we really trust they will not pass over SO useful and
important matter without making strong effort to
accomplish its success
Inc object OF the preamble and resolution Is in the
highest degree laudable and praiseworthy, and If
carried out will be productive Of advantageous re-
suits all around The establishment Of a naval school
and station IN this vicinity would benefit the marine
service Of the country. by preparing for seamanshp
large numbers Of boys-woald benefit the public
morals BY taking many oil those boys from paths that
os5ffer
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Diseases ofthe 7nrOat and Lang

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the Inhalation Of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
Of ecng cure in those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established q PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
of Vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galyansm and
Electro Nsg netism
For the convenience of those afflicted with Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city, who desire
snsion list of Questions has prepared and will b.
varded on application to DR.. c.
No. lie ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Iuhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received IN each particular Patients
the country be at the Institute
ials 2pMoWsFr8W6m
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AF Hoonnnd's German Bitters Will cure
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility Dyspepsia etc etc Read
what is said Of them. G. W. BOWEN says;
ANDERSON, Ind Jan. 16 1857
Your Bers give general satisfaction know their virtues
ana have the h case yet 10 hear Of where they give en-
re sAusfacten could get you certificates were 1t
necessary hut in this community VIRTUES are fully eab
shed am positive sell Of than is sold Of sny
three patent medicines in this county In my own case have
received more benefit from them in elk thaa have re-
eeivsd from the regular physe i've years. can there
ore eonseienteasy recommend them do say woua not
be without them in nay family for any amount
Principal Office, ans Arch street. Philadelphia Pa Sold nv
druggists or siorekeepeTs in and village in The
United taes Canada West Indies and South America at rs
cents per bottle
sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY j. WRIGHT
CO., Nos q aud l5I chartres street. myI aplm&w
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Read This !.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
Dear sThe twenyfour inch MIL which purchased from
for Mr. T. j. Pekwood's plantation attached
the mill engine, and put in operation last
much pleased with 1t in every respect both regard
plieity durability and quantity 1t grnds timed the mill
when in operation to my surprise ID
the mill grinding bushel mnue therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels Per hour with eaes
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them be superior any manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
sul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD Engineer
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Liltie Safes and Lock.
IN NEW ORLEANS.

IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May /, 1855
j. @, Newcomh, Ageu.
Dear sli may be interest to you to know that the store
occupied by entered by burglars night Of the m
H. BY of false keys aud attempt made upon the Safe
purchased Of youLlies Patent Wrought and Chilled Iron
Although the key taken from and used and an
sndeayor made ehise the door the superior construction
your Combination Lock, and the unyiedug frmness of the
door resisted these attempts and has left with feeling of
greater security against burglars ard Gre by the consciousness
Of the protection of your valuable Safe and Lock
We remain, yours truly,
JAS. H. SUYDAM CO.
Nos 50 and q Poydras street
R- The above SAFES and LOCKS may be seen al No %
Camp street Also, SHEET IRON SAFES of the most ap
proved Patents.
my4 7ptf ]. q, NEWCONR
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
G. OINS' KAPERLAP u NJ,
Office, No. ii Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy of great value a variety
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend it ~ all Cuaneous Deasfspf the
Skin for Badness Dandiud in the HIATT Dsorganir the
Digestive Organs, Chls and Fever Bilious ChRgrssnd
terment Fever Diseases Of this Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that be upon good
grounds he would respectfully c the public
the following certificates from persons living in this city
New Orleans. January g. 1883.
n b. Goins-Dear Sir On my nom Aspinwsi in July
last had attack Of Chages fever aud trying
every imaginable remedy without effect, induced try
your KapeTlapeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
that although il Is months since took the rs
dose, have not been troubled with chill since and
every believe that medicine has had the
rely removing the disease from my system II therefore
affords me pleasure to recommend it most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"a DrySdes street,
New Orleans La.
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Great Reduction irt Prices.
DRY GOODS!

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cHARTREs STREET,
Win offer, from and after this date the whole Of their
Stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT REDUCTION Our stock
consists in part Of
Rich Printed JAooNET MUsLINs at l21, Is and 20 cents
per yard.
Rich Printed ORGANIZES, from 40 to 62llc per yard.
Rich FOuneed oReANDY ROBES from 81 si2 pes yard
Rich Printed BAhEGE ROBES, frOu rs to IS per yard.
LINEN DRILLING and LINEN CHECK
FouLARD SILK ROBES, Floaneed and Quilts, at sl2
Printed LINEN CAMBRIcs
Rich Embroidered BoBINET and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
LINEN DIAPERS and SETS
EMBRoIDERIEs Of all kinds
Ladies' Gents and Childrens GAUZE FLANNEL SHIRTS
Ladies', Gents and Childrens HOSE and HALF HOSE
SWISS MUSLIN, Plain and Embroidered.
Embroidered MUSLIN for Curtains
BoBINET and LINEN NETTING, for Bars
FANCY FANS and CoRsETs.
MARQUIsEs, PARAsoIs and UMBRELLAS
Black and Fancy Stripe GRENADINE
DRAP D'ETE and RUSSELL CORDS for Coats
LINEN CAMBRIJ HANDKERCHIEFs, from 81 to sl2 per
Dozen
Fancy LINENADEs and CoTToNADEs
Fancy and Black GRENADINE and BAREGE sHAwIs.
FILET MITs and GLOVES
1900 pieces IRISH LINENS and PLATILLAs
50 81, lO-4, l2-4 LINEN sHEETING, etc, etc.
HS- All of which will be sold at Twenty-Five Per Cent
Reduction.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
my3 2p6t Ie and Is Cbartres street
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GRAND CONCERT Next WEEK.-We perceive that
a concert of vocal and instrumental music is to be
given ut Odd Fellows Hall next "Wednesday evening
for the benefit of the Jewish Widows and Orphans
Home. 1t is to be directed by Mr.. G. Curto and a
most attractive programme-whch is Published in
another part of our paperhas been prepared for the
occasion. The concert will be the great event of
next week.
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sFtRITuALIsM-The editor of the Macon (Ga.)
Citizen, after having witnessed some of the singular
phenomena of modern spiritualism, surrenders his
skepticism and avows the belief that the dead are
permitted to hold communion with the living.
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TeMPERAScR MAY PARrr.--orleans Lodge No. /,
knights Of Jericho, intend giving temperance May
party on the evening Of next Wednesday, i2th inst,
~ tne Carrollton Garden. We are indebted to the
managers for an invitation to be present. Ladies'
invitations are to be had any evening, at the Tenn
plar's Hall, No. las oaronieiet street.
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Lea n Pesyins'
WORCEST RSHIRE AUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Proprsors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Cuba hessooms and Private Families
meuded to trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce This eondent by Its merits attained the high
est rank pleasant psatabe and wholesome Sauce App
cable to soup, FISH, hot and cold game etc.
snsively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The limitations both rides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of s merits and the fact that received only
Medal awarded foreign the Nv Exhibition
Rttests the estimation in which held By
special reference their ability Judge the quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular Sauce IL
the market unprnciped parties Offering for spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERRiNs
only Proprietors Of the Genuine sance
stock always in store Also orders received FOR direct
nent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
s05 BroeSsay, New York
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The NEWPORT CoURT MARTIAL-The Court Mar
tial called for the trial of Gen Twiggs assembled at
Newport, KY on the 2sth ult, but adjourned to the
following day. in consequence Of the absence of Cen
Jessup. Gen. Harvey and Col. Thomas were the
only other members absent.
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PAkrSrR wANrED.-sse advertisement in another
column under the above head. The business referred
to is highly remunerative when properly conducted.
and the establishment in question is we'll and favor
ably known. An opportunity for investment Is here
presented that is not often met with.