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Of the extensive warehouse of Hill & Orbison was
entirely destroyed by FIRE this morning at o'clock
The more valuable portion Of the stock was in the
rear division, which, together with large stock Of
WOOL vas saved.
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Dispsaeh Rrom tlao Lord mayor Of L.b1ldOn.
NEW EoaE, August 2zth.-The following mes
sage was received to-day from the Lord Mayor Of
London
LoSDoz, August 25d, 1858
To the Hon. 7. f Tfemap. Mayor Of New York.
The Lord siayorOf London cordially reciprooates
the congratulations Of the Mayor Of New York upon
the success Of 90 important an undertaking IS the
completion OF the Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
indeed one Of the most glorious triuuhsof the age,
and reflects the highest credit upon the energy skill
and perseverance Of the parties entrusted with 80
dileult duty, and the Lord Mayor sincerely hopes
that BY the blessing Of Almighty Cod it may be the
means Of cementing The kind feelings which now ez-
ist between the two countries.
Signed, --- r W. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor Of London.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The French Government
has accorded to the Atlantic Telegraph Company
the exclusive right to land cables or the Miquelon
Islands between New Fouudland and Nova Scotia.
The Company propose 70 run q cable from Plaeen
tis Bay 10 st. Pierre thence 10 Sidney, which viii
bring the French islands into telegraphc communi-
cation with France, and save the keeping in re.
pairs of some four OF FIVE hundred miles of land line
in New FOundlaud and Cape Breton, through almost
uninhsbited regions.
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Democratic NominatIng Cenrentions.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24-The Democratic Con-
gressional nominating conventions met to>day. In
the First District split occurred in the choice Of
President Two conventions we're organized. The
friends Of Col Florence nominated him. The anti
Lecompton section nominated DR.. Hebinger In
the Second District George H. Martin was re-nom-
mated In the Third District James Landy was
nominated. In the Fourth District Henry NJ. Phil
lips was re nominated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

WETE viii sell to The highest bidder, On Tuesday, the
~ sab day Of OctObers 1855 lots Of that
most desirable property belonging % ts Boyd Estate iume
ately beyond the depot. extending from Broad Spring
street the Charlotte Pike The lots beautifully loata
from 10 70 800 feet deep. finely situated for subul
dences for genen doing business iu the city, from
corporation ard present b The enteEprisng dne ld for
speculation. The rad growth Of Nashville the great
Improvements shat being male, Notwithstanding The
presre of a times vel for the future gfoish 0f
Nashville, and is conclusive proof that when all Railroads
c0pieied the widest dreamer scarcely Ina n3 Eh Nag
VILE m be- IL The Chattanooga Railroad incr1aed ID,
Of EasTiIla 80 PER cent, What win be-
completion o. the sunse and Alabama Road, Of he I5ui5rs
ard E'uflarson, aud eide orth western Road
Perhaps city m the Unon Of i-5 population presents
gracf1n. lts central position the character and Iuelsncs
of the population, he heautTr prod1c-FeLes and htkre
Of thu country, IFS being The capital Of ne State
aucaronal cs &C., make Nashville particularly
We have one Of the most tousng Medical Colleges IN the
Unon smother being ctaots- Our Female Acli.n and
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school And Act
and doing much good for Nahvsss any ns among
the many good things have hrc Our society via compare
with tas u city the Union. We confident s property
Offering will greatly enhance On value and therefore
earnestly invite De-sons be.tsrinv their condition
attend our sale and i1- freely.
Bills Cut IN Few days.
a1E2 i'll. & r. ". BROWN,
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Mayor Tiemanss Message 20 the Mayor of
London

sAoKvIIJE, August 24.-The message Of May T
Tieman to the Lord Mayor of London. proposing the
lst Of September for celebrating the completion of
the Atlantic cable, was sent over on Sunday. The
delay was oocssiOned by misspprehensioD on the
part CT an operator at Coma az. F. station. This
was corrected by dispatch from Cyrus Field
and the electricians at Trinity Bay forwarded the
dispatch cheerfully.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

TETHTS Hotel spacious brick building just completed
The proprietor has incur heavy expense In sitting up
and furnishing the rooms, make them and comfortable
The house open for the Of b0arer, visitors
travellers and the proprietor afford ample
80 persons. An omnihus. with good and safe team
the depot convey passengers the Hotel and hack
depot again. The proprietor intends try ake L r cIss
Hotel. aud hopes 10 share liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A. TIBBS, Propriet1r-
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LEAvEEwonTu, Aug 20.-tPer U. S. Express
Company to Bonneville, 49, Oficisl returns from
twenty six counties and partial from two more,
with four Jet to hear from, give the following re
suit: The whole vote is 1880 majority against
proposition 9648.
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NIurder in Roston

Boston, August 24-Dr. D. R. Brown has been
held to bail in the sum Of So O0O on the charge Of
manslaughter for causing the death Of girl in at
tempting to produce abortion.
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RepubIicnn NOMINATION.

DAYTON, o., August 24.-Levis D Campbell was
nominated for Congress, 10 day by q Republican
delegate from the three counties composing the
district
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We today publish or Fret ssgulaf dispatch by
he Atlantic Telegraph. This dspstoa left the Irish
shores ca wednesday, Aug 70, ana reached this city
about twelve 0clock On Thuzs5ay, and re by i be-
fore orr readers this morning, less than tTo days
from the tine when 1t started from Vaientia Bay.
Weexpsot hereafter to be able to inform our readers
at breakfast whether the Queen slept we'll the pee
viOus night, snd how all the babies are. For the
bsnea Of our lady friends We shall ten them every
dsy Whist dress the Empress EUeES1E put on that
morning, and our male exquisits shall be informed
whether the Emperor wears plain striped trousers
4o.dev
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HoLDuREERs, N. H, aug. pa shock of an
earthquake was experienced here to~day, shaking
the houses but causing serious damage.
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TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
4 WISH to sell the farm upon which am nov living -
3 lying upon Obds river. above its mouth con-
tanning 100 acres Of which 100 are No River Bot
tom Land, in high state OF cultivation never G ing
Springs and good Orchard. Also fine Cave close to ne Man
son that fresh meats can BE preserved seasons Of the
year. this farm lies mile east Of Ceiina Tennessee
One other tract four miles north Of Cens Tennessee inue
dately the Cumberland river containing acres OF ~
= acres are n high state Of cultivation; four never falling
springs aPon IT. Also good Orchard and good buildings ali
kinds such as kitchen, stables &c The farms above described are
well ae to stock raising and productive as any lands in
tAeStae ANY person wishing purchase call upon me at
my Aouse mile east of Ceina Tennessee win ag rat
pleasure N showing said farm 70 person wishing purchase
Address me at Celina, Jackson county, Tennessee.
ang-6-E3t- JAMES A. sTONE.
MAGAZINES FCE SEPTEMREEz.
The Atlanta Monthly
Harpers Kew Monthly Magazine.
Leslie's Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion
Cooley s Lady's Book,
Grahsms Magazine.
Petersons Magazine For sale BY
ang28 JOHN YORK a CO.
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WILL sell rent possession given imneiisfeyi tat
known Tavern Stand, the SPRINGFIELD HOTEL tn large
Stable and Garden attachei Woud also LET via hire
several valuable house servants Desiring chaugs flogfo
would sell my residence Of the pleasant and bcauful
in the place, and small farm The we'll uatcred
and setin grass. w. LOWE.
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rs HEREBY given that the Agency held By Martin su1bacher
for Marcus kschhsmer Of Cincinnati, Ohio Is from this data
disc0ntinued, MARCUS FECuHEI1IER-
Leopold S. Fechser is my legal constituted Attorney St
up the business.
Nashville. August IS, ls5s-us3ts
TTVEACHEIfs VTANTED.--A gentleman and bis wife,
qualified b take charge Of Male and Female Academy,
and to teach the branches usl ugh in fst class schools %
that character, OBTAIN permanent and profitable uaon
in Dyersburg, Dyer county. T8nnese BY making imme ~
plicaton The inducements teachses
who dssirea permanent location Ad1ress
r. G.. SAMPSON
aur1T-u2f Drarranrr TrHr.
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WE have good lot Of NEGROEs for sale some 10 or 70
~ likely Boys from Is % 20 years DID, several coed yuun
Women with child each; good house Girls frum 10
20 years old, we'll qualified and be highly rscoumends
good Carpenter Is years DID, good Cooks, and Men m
90 years old. We anxious sell the lot AZ ne regular
market prices Caug2i) H. II. HAYNES a co.
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"NorHIEa 70 WRAR They nave had warm
time in Wisconsin. We notice in an exchange that
woman vas recently arrested there, AID ''nOthing
was found on Ter person but love letter and g
daguercsotype" Rather Light attire that
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Our cOTTe-F oudeut K, sends US a very interesting
letter. which will be found in another column. We
are very glad 10 learn, ps we do from our CORES
pOndents ingenious argument, that cur old mother
is still growing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

Tie product Of the California mines since their
discovery has amounted to seven hundred and thir-
teen millions Of dollars; Of thu Australia, TO six
hundred and fifteen millions Of dollars II has been
estimated By Mr.. snowdou, the Director of the
United States Mint that at least fourteen hundred
millions Ofdollars have been added within The last
decade, to the stock Of precious metaS existing in
the world. Andyet thisimmense increase-snff-
Gent if it had been put IN monetary circulation, to
have dispensed with most Of the paper trash which
now uslrps It's plaee-hss sPpsrsn'ly bad 40 ether
effect chan to increase tie pspsT issues IN existence
Il is strange that the DATED States, when it can have
sound gold currency always at par yet prefers to
take base, Inferior one, which every few years be
comes almost utterly worthless, and dersnges the
whole fabric Of business and trade There is plenty
Of gold 10 do all the ordinary business Transactions
if the people ucald only viii thar Il should be So
applied.
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8IARsHALss sAGE

7rtne Of wit Of rie faeiGs directed from the
Srcnt Court q The United States for the Middle District
o. fennee which founded upon judgment rendered in said
Court on tne - day Of APRIL 1855, wherein Downs Co.
piains ana william Warn defendant will expose pub
lc a the court house door In the city Of Nashville the l6h
a Or Octor next al the right title claim and interest OF Tie
said oean IN and to the following described house and lot IN
the adc o. Nashville. lying Cherry street, aad is b0undsd
As follows Begnnng al the OF lot said Cherry street,
formerly owned b s. B. MARSHALL and running thence south
Eardy along Cherry street eighty feet Alley thence along
SAID Alley towards College street l74 feet Alley, thence along
SAID Aley nothwadly so feet 70 Of said Marshal thence
with his lire 70 the beginning being the house and lot
where the defendant lives levied upon sold e
satisfy said i Ja This 18th day Of August, 1851.
,. p. CLEMENTS,
~. S Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee
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ERRY NEORGAN q 90.

EES1 AAOEtW<AN a CO..
No. and Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
-EgTE have received and opened our entire stock Of
W Fall and Winter Goods,
Embracing elegant liaes Of New Styles Dress Goods
Fancy Printsour usual quality and in good variety,
Mems large stock embracing splendid assortment
Of the finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere.
Readylde Coihinga select assomenof the better grades,
together with ali such
Heavy Staple Fabrics and Varieties
make coryss stock Of Goods which invite the atten
ton OF Merchants only
This the best stock Of goods ever opened in Nashville
bayng 70 sell again, .suE27 IBbI MORGAN CO.
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We csDnot be mistaken in the opinion
pressed that full four-flths Of the Republican and
American parties are composed Of former Wings
LOuigUils Journal
We imsgne that no one viii dispute that prOpo-
sitiOu. The Democratic party Of the North is the
only one which has stood firmly to it's conservative
principles and resisted the ensroachmeuts of abO-
htionism. And Jet the Journal ard the organs Of
its party which follow in its wake have peTsstently
Wsged war upon the Northern Democracy aud have
sympsthised with The Black Republicans in their
efforts &c crush and destroy it. The journal sduits
in the paragraph which We quote above, that the
Wing party Of the North has been abOlitiODized
Sill that paper advocates the policy Of reoTgGni-
ziug the Wing party, although it eOnfesses that
largest PORTION Of the strength Of that party will be
derived from the Abolition Northern wing The
Journal will never be satisfied until it brings its
party at the South into cooperation with and sub
lection TO The Freesoil party Of the North.
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The Factions Combine Against the south
The loIoWiug extract from the New York Tribune
shows the strength of the Democracy in New York
city, and exhibits the fact that hostility to slavery
is the basis Of the proposed coalition between the
Americans and Black Republicans. If me national,
conservative Democracy can sustain itself against
the united forces Of Know NOthingism and Black
RePubHc2nism, the South is safe, but if that vile
coalition succeeds, Abolition fanatics viii trample
tTiumphantly Oh the violated rights Of the slave
holding States Of the Union:
J. There is no Congressional District in our City,
in which either the Republicans OF the Americans
have clear msjOri'y OF the entire vote.
O. There is 10 District 10 which the Americans
have even a Ilurality Of the entre ropu'a vote.
9 There is but one District Nhe NilIll in which
the Republicans have plurality Of the entire pop
ular votc.
4. Even in case the lower District (Sickles e.
should be contested-as it probably may-by two
LeeomP'on Democrats, neither The hsPu6heaas nor
the Americans are strong enough 10 carry it.
B. But the Republicans and Americans combined
can contest eueTy District but Eelly's With moral
certainty Of success in one .Warj's,) and with
strong probability CT carrying tTo-lhirds Of the
others.
o. Had these Districts been represented lsstWiuter
by either Republicans or Americans, he Lecompz
ton bill would have never stood chance in tbs
House, while the English dodge would have been
killed very dead with little ceremony. IN tsHt, The
English Conference could never have been carried,
II every one had been American Of the most ustIa
sort, his AmeTiesnism could have done noboCy sry
practical harm; while his Anti-Leoomptonism would
have been Just as effective as though he we're called
9 Republican
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WHTE in receipt Of extensive and comp stock of
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, sc.
Our assortment Of Ladies' Goods Cloaks anes shawls,
mtoderes hte Goods, Robes. Blankets, Cloths Casmere,
IWeed Sattne, Hosiery, and all kinds Of Wooden Fabrics,
VIII compete with not surpass, any that before
Superior inducements will be offered to cash and prompt time
buyers.
call is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds Of barter
EURMAN g. co.
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BRANsFORD, m'WHIRTER a GO.
nlFoETEEs WHOLESALE BEALERs n
FOREIGN AND DOMEsTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.

VNTE most respectfully invite the attention. Of the s % The
w very extensive and well assorted stock
BRV-GOODs,
Ready-made CIothing, 1IantIes, Varieties,
&c, &c, S6e.,
which We receiving ready for exhibition By
the 18th Of August Our stock comprised part Of
Brown & BIeached shirtings & Sheetings;
s-l, is & a. OsnaBurgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tiekings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vsstingss TailOrs' trim.
minEs;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English IerinOes;
Black Silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, Nantes, shaVEIs; He..-r
Irish Linens, JacOnet, swiss and Checked
MusIins;
Laces q EmbrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TvviIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, jew
eIry, &c.
added the stock they may make tsr appearance the
Eastern markets.
sugI7-2m BRANSEORD, MWHIRTER co.
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A. MORRISON & co.,
No. 70, Public Square, near City Hotel,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
American, French, and German
FANCY GOODS.

American, French, and German
FANCY GOODS.
WE have nov il store and viii be receiving daily we'll Sc.
w lected stock Of Fancy Goods, SUIT the wants Of
city and country merchants, whose attention invite our
stock and prices will sell ma advance to cash
prompt time purchasers. We solicit examination
desiring goods in line. In stock good
euto The following goods 70 which viii be receiving add
tons viz.
Irish Linens, Gold Jewery,
Lingn shirt Fronts Gilt JeEerv,
Collars and CravEt5, Carpet Bags,
skirts and COr5ets, Port MOuaies,
Bonnet Ribbons, Perfume v
Dfess Trimmings, Yiolina and Aocordeons,
Iiosiery and 6.0Ves, Toys by the case,
White Goods, Embroideries Looking Glasses.
SkHand5ercliefs. Threads, Neeiles &c
Hair and Cloth Brushes Percussion Cans
With many other Goods the Ware Line to which We in
Tite the attention Of merchants
aug9c-lm A. MORRISON & co.
GARDINER, SHEPHERD q co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS,
VARIETIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Umbrellas, Trunks "a Carpet Bags,
No. g, Nashville Inn Block.
REERCHANs are invited to examine our new Fan and
lfk Winter stock Of the above goods which we SHAH oef
aaga6-dGTtf GARDNER, SHEPHERD q co.
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GOFFEE..-5a bags lanors Coaes, for ssls loz for
~ ese5 GERRAss BR0THERs.
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Deep In the secret chambers ofthe brain
Our thoughts lie linked by many a hidden chain
Awake but one and 10 what myriads rise
Each starnps tts image as the other flies
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W, Duncan, camp, Basin.
CATHOLIC:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vaudeville and Morales.
immaculate Conception on Canal.
observation-disclosures, Common
st. Louis Cshedrai-,Jackson Square,
ST. Acknowledgment, c. Cont.
ST. Alphonsc-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustne-Bayou Read, c, st. Claude. =.
st. BRrthoomew-Villere b. Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
giers.
st. Joseph-CommOD, b. Marias and Where.
ST. Marie-Conde n ursnline.
St. Mary-JOsephine b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod,
Pefer--Marigny. b. CasacalNo and drehtmeh
ST. Theresa-Camp, opp, junction with Pryianis.
ST. Triniy-St. Ferdinand . -.
ST Vincent dc Paul--Greatmen, c. Montegut.
Ursulne Convent-BelOw the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp c. Mepomene
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: ST. Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peter's-tseamens Bethel
6Esplanads LiEgst Protesane Francalse-Ramparti c.
Rienyle Christ Church-Canal Dauphine st. Paul's
Camp aenne Iukes-Hercues, near Felicity road.
Trinitv-Jackson c. PlaquemIne Annuncation Annun-
citation Square. Mount Ovet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacchns8 and Dryades.
METHODIST: Carondeef b. Heya and Girod Felicity Road
C. Chestnut. MORGAN, Esghen Dryades, Terpschore
Piey, Greatmen. Marias b. Bienve aHd Cont Coffee,
Jackson. ST. Paul. (colored) Carrolton, Carroton. c.
NAVades Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, Clio.
Casaealvo, n. Railroad. Canal, c. Franklin Fulton n
Josephine. Prytania c. Josephine. fhalia c. Benton
Bougny. Camp, n. Cadil n.
GERM. EVANG.i Protesant-Phip, c. Chippewa. Protes
tart-Clio. b. Apollo and Nayadesa
NITARIAN: Prytania Calliope. Clio, b. Prytania aqi
DryAdes Terpseh IRE, NayEdes. EuiefFe, o. sacchs'
and pryaees.
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.

Simple and Compound.
Prepared By n HEEEU. Druggist and Physician.
to all speciaies heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated idea
Diseases development morbid principle which proceeds
from an Internal cause either In the blood any of the
organs.
careful uninterrupted analysis Of the animal vegeta
BILE and mineral Kingdoms had induced the could
bring about such result and thanks 10 ndefatgable
found vegetables the necessary for
grand idea which based oeagnous pnce Of Sar
which have the honor this day OF advertising
LozeAges has been given TO it, because It's pecudd the
possibility OF doing otherwise and have DIVIDED into sim
pie and compound Loznge In order they might given
to children well as adults
My first experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied
ceeded and that the charge OF quaekey could be brought
against
The attention OF physicians the public is called to
these ozeng IN order that every witness the admit
rabe results of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of a thousand persons.
The stomach Is ceansed the blood purified renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and fluid
SPECIA ECfs.
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally
who have used these Lozenges have had the
matte and and bilious completely
few days after the remedy is resoried TO-
other internal complaints disappear entirely pro-
yded the Lozenges are resorted to.
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner fonlonse and Bourbon streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
q and Isl Charities St
Il. BONNABEI,
cornerof Na,ehea and Tehoupoulss SITS.
JAMES SYME, 1874 Canal st.
G. II. WERCKMULLER,
lu2 Camp street. corHer Of Poy dras street.
s-cOnsul'AOnS tgras daily al the above Drug Store
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ATTENTION., Box vlvANrs Know ye, that the

ATTENTION. Box WANTS Know ye, that the
danest brds fly the hsh that swim the latest
that stick in the mud the oest turtles TINT paddle.
the luscious fruit that grows the choicest vegetables that
bloom and choicest hang In the markets. the
most delicious wines and liquors. and the finest cigars and to-
bacco, imported and ALL be had the restaurant
Of Anthony Astredo No. Is Royal street. the Posoee
And know further that Anthony cooks and fixes up the
and In exceeding good withal that the
stranger feasng with might well be tempted to excai,
delighted stomach rs this mansion Of earth
In which cat only dreaming Of the geni land ~ Sc
reuy sobery Anthonys provided with
possible luxury DO had and he knows how to serve up
the said luxuries. See his card