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Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15
Slave Hunting.

On Saturday last, some excitement
occurred in Lawrence, by the appear
ance of kidnapper after his runaway
property. 1t appears that some of it
had taken TO its legs, and finally
found refuge in Lawrence. The
MisSourian master caught sight oil
his chattel at work in the Morrow
House, and at the same time was seen
by the fugitive. Through the exer-
tions Of the officers of tho "under.
ground" the latter was secreted till
evening, when with five others, "who
had flown from Egypt" he went on
his way rejoicing, The kidnapper
endeavored to get his property arrest
ed, and offered $3.50 reward for it.
Several men (?) were mean enough to
volunteer their services for the dirty
work. On the other hand it was Sc
riously discussed as to whether the
kidnapper and his allies should re-
ceive q cooling in the Kanzas River.
If any more animals Of the same sort
come to Lawrence on that business,
they may depend upon warm receipt
ion. Thank God the men of that
city have learned to hate slavery with
such sufficient force, that they can APP
preciate and sympathize with the wish
es and desires Of its victims. We
want it understood by Missouri, that
her own conduct has brought about
this state of things. The "undor
ground" is one Of the permanent in
stitutions of Kanzas, and we intend
that no fugitive shall ever be taken
back to bondage. But for tho op'
pressions and outrages heaped upon
the heads of the people, Kanaas to.
day might have been good law and
order, niger hunting, hating conserv.
alive Statel
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15
Titus Again.

Charley Lenhart, the guerilla Cap
tain who was taken prisoner by Titus
and threatened with hanging, but who
fortunately made his escape, Is now
endeayoring to raise q company to
pursue the scoundrcl and recover the
property he lately stole from the Ne
osho Valley, We trust he may be
successful, and rid tho world Of Q
villain. 3l,
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15
RUNS Work.

A woman named Jane McNamee
was brutally murdered by her hus-
band, while under the influence ol
liquor, at Chicago, about two weeks
since, Ho he'd frequently been 40.
customed to gettingdrunk, and beat
ing her while in that state. Il.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15

KANzAs Cry DAILY WESTERN JouR.
NAL OF CoMMERoE.---W We are pleased
to acknowledge the receipt Of this ex-
cellent daily, which is the largest,
handsomest and best conducted daily
paper published west of st. Louis
1t is seven-column paper, a perfect
typographical beauty, and judging
from the extensive advertising pat
ronage bestowed upon its columns
it cannot help becoming a living and
profitable thing. II has our best
wishes.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15

RY- A Democratic paper in the
interior OF New York thinks they
could carry the next State election
easy enough, elf the Kanzas quos-
tion was out of the way" Perhaps
thoy could. 0ns might row from
Lewistown cloar uptV Buffalo, II Nj
agAra Falls was only out Of the way
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15
M7r- nanver,a iorden.washer laa

AT Denver's jorden-washer last
week fired broadsido into us Of about
half q column, in which he called us
a"liar, "s'coward,' p "knave," "fool, !"
etc. Yes, yes, Dmccs, we admit
all this. We used to think we were
the greatest liar, the most sbject
tool, the most subseryient and truck
ling ,doughface, and the dirtisst and
most loathsomc. oat's-paw that ever
existed. before we know you IN
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15

----- Martin Kossta died recently
in Guatemala, IN indigcnt circum.
stancos. e1*'s
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!. srn aN,sE RnvnLArIoN.

.
we cory the following from the Washington States
Of the sth inst. Although not positively necessary
nerbaps ( NAV be well enough to state to avoid any
misunderstanding in the premises, that the States ~
and always has been, staunch Democratic Journal
Now for the revelation:
THE YoTE IN CHIoAGo,--The Chicago Daily Her,
aid gives the following reasons for the small admin
istration vote in that city:
The having knovn the q the election h
the entire Catholic vote Of this city professions
ocrats exsspoated such whoae reachery and
despite 81 AZ the Efforts tasl S9nla " a9e Il pteSent
fectial way Of defeating Douglas.
Now, the paper that makes this disgraeeful state.
ment it ID well known was started for the OCCASION
by money sent from this city was the pet Of the
Washington Union, aud was quoted and held up by
the latter as the organ of the Administration in CHI
cago. 1t is, moreover, edited by United States
marshal who supplanted Mr.. Davidson, removed ior
adhesion to the Democratic organization The Dally
Herald then, may be taken as authority on the Ma
tonal Democracy which means the Wendeli-Llhcolh
" Democracy" of Chicago,
We call the attention Of the South to such Democ-
racy that votes for Black Republcanism, because II
was exasperated that Catholic voters meant 10 SUCK
by the Cincinnati platform,
The Washington Union talks OF the bunalo piat-
form. Surely this course in Chicago looks more me
the Buffalo platform than anything We nave met WILL
According to this Chicago Administration organ, tine
National Democracy of that city is proserlptlVe
party and dght their political battles on religious
ground They want to introduce religions tests anu
become dhs aat1a5noe Pa[2 and 1 we Commend Il
hn tbe ~ eonsideTation Of tbe South Extensive com
ment i unnecessary the matter exhibits its own de-
| formity.
If all this be true-and we see no reason to doubt
the correctness Of the assertion Of the States-t oe
trays very corrupt state OF things at washington
| and very unprincipled state Of things at oneago'
The Chicago revelation IS It anything, NIUE the
worst, the most humiliatng and contemplate, put
both are bad enough IN all conscience ana saneleRt
to sicken the stomach OF any honest man.
Now, if the Chicago Daily Herald was started
for the occasion by money sent from thus city,
(Washington) was the pei 81 the tWashington)
Union, and toas quoted and dfta Hp oy ne tatsr as
the organ Of the administration n Chicago and
is edited by United States Marshal appointed 70
the Office on account Of his hatred to Senator Doug
las-we should like to be informed, SO. that we may
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PEes THAT ARE PENS. We are sorry that our
readers could not see the ease soothness and rapid
itv with which We dashed of these lines, before
ther appearance Id type If they could we are sure
they would have insisted upon having just such .
pen, end upon being told that such pens were to pc
had Of Mr. Peter 0'Donnel, No. l6 Camp street,
would have msdeup their minds to 60 and secure one
Of them without delay. APPETIZER more plable and
easy, or more elegant and comfortable gold pen we
have never had the pleasure Of using. i is new
and improved pen, the Fairchild patent, which
every one must take fancy to, upon trying Mr..
0'Donne has favored us with couple for our edito-
rial Use and upon trying Them, we can confidently
recommend them to book-keepers, clerks, and all
others who love TO write luxuriously aud prettiy,
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Orleans 9aIla Crestelrt.
arIlrI.I IaTagla oE sEW oRLElys.


TER MS
&ks CRESCENT will be regularly served g II ~
e Il All early hour every morning, Sundays MI
s10 gear IN advancei halfyearly and sas'e.g r ~
sansrates or 40 cents week, paysele TO me ealEie,.
advertisements, per sqaaEs-hfst snastsiVni =
Advertisements on the t and second pages are charged q
Tor every Insertion. - !, -.
Advertisements published at lntefyaa vii g onaseu = IT
suaare for evsFy insertion ,., :.
Ir nd charged accordingly NJ advertisement o. sub
s,g i be stopped until Rrrearsges paid stthe
option okth prorristorA
Liberal Discount viii 20 made 70 regular
THE DAILY CRESCENT
- circulation which renders IT desrabemedum for sdyer
tssrs sAF4mIY PARER circulaes largely reaching
hundreds horses at early hour and being read
approach VI business hours consequently articles
fcr Family may BE- adyantageously published in its
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Ra5- One hour is all the tIme required 90
keep the hair Of any lady gentleman Of brilliant brown
black color for the space of ONE YEAR if GRISTAROROS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that pur-
pose. EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applyngt,
and the brilliant and truly natural tint impaired the hair
whiskara mQustaehe, lasts least SIX WEEKS
der that this Dye dpacng all others both in this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere and applied By all hair dressers.
ns 2plm&W GRIsTADoRO. No 6 Aston House. N. Y
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Law FIRH The good State Of Mississippi is fa-
NOUS for turning ont lawyers, for her sons are pro-
verbal for their tonguery Qualities and the proper
ton Of them noted for keen and practical inteectu-
atty is arge and Of the number we class our friends
b. Cs Glenn and 81. n. Chalmers, Esqs,, Of the law
firm Of Glenn 3 Chalmers who are located in the
genteel business neghborhood Of Camp street. their
Office being at No. 40, up stairs We are satisfied
hat any business commttedto the care Of these gen
temen will be attended to with ability and energy
which win ensure to their efforts all the success which
could attend those Of any practitioners, and in this
confidence We bespeak for them the patronage Of
persons requiring such services as they can render
The card Of the firm is elsewhere published.
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STATE tax CoILEcroRs. An interesting article
III relation to State Tax Collectors, taken from the
Baton Rouge Advocate Of the 18th, appears else
where's to which is appended portion Of the official
opinion Of Attorney General Noise bearing upon the
subject The gentlemen interested would do well to
examine it attentiYey.
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Important HDtsCoUep.qs :.

It Is well established fact that Quinine Opium Morphine
and Arsenic used for the Of Fever Aeuo
mient Remeut Fever, Bilious attacks behind
them the Of diseases To upercede these evils
have record very important discovery made by Dr. G.
j. Leeds called the
QUINIEE SUBSTITUTE,
which acting tonic upon the system all
of Feyeryelow PanamaRnd without iniurng in the
system which under the old regime would asuredy
destroyed. We Ibis invaluable discovery
frieGd citizens general and the world large Remember
the QUTNINE SUBSTITUTE, or NERVE TONIC
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents.
nl5 2p6t<W q and l51 Chartres street.
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r8N The Drugs commonly administered to
Fever and Agne patients generally uinous system
instead Of curative and strengthening yet the devised
by selE8neient old much better Something
needed which shall product profound skill in the heal
ing art yet beyond the ordinary Of the profession This
desideatnm supplied by the distinguished Hostette
whose Bars take range among the most wonderful medicines
most settled of the disease yield the tonic properties
the Bers For sale by druggists and deasrs generally every
where. nl5 2p6tAW
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- Y II - .

On Monday the 18th inst at O'Clock p NJ. Of congestion
Of the brain MARY PER daughter Of Cupt M. D. r. II
and kmma Brooks, aged ii months and days.
Her funeral will take place this morning, 9s o'clock from
5G Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square Theens
family respectfully invited to attend.
Rsg-Neshvie papers please copy
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l6, 1865.
CouaoN CoUNorL.-Both Boards Of the Council
meet III regular weekly session in the City Hall this
avyaninT
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I'd. Fl.oiCgg,.raEa..

No. 50 formerly 80 CHARITIES STREET
Respectfully informs the Dress Makers and Alaers that
being leave for france he is closing his stock
His Goods sill Of the first quality and Of late mPorta
ton. MIS- 2p6t
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DIssOLuTIoN.-The old and wellknoWn firm Of
Keep Bard Co.. the fame Of which is familiar word in the
Southern country has undergone dissolution by the withdrawal
OF the senior but of the house will be conu
ued ~ Messrs Bard Garfield Co. who advertise notice
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Death on Rats and ROaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed safe and effective agent used for
the destruction Of those troublesome vermin For sale by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
nl5 2p6t<W Sole Agents p and ISL Chartre street.
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EXCHANGE AND ADVANCES. Messrs. Z. J. Hart &
Co. Nos III and 10 Tchoupoulas street liberal advances
shipments their friends in PHILADELPHIA and New York.
and buy aud sell exchange New York We Ieferto the adj
yeriaements elsewhere
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THE TAifRRsALIs. The Tattersalls Exchange
Coeeoue on ST. Charles Long kept BY Bostouhas
passed into tbs hands Of Mr. VIM H. Marliins, eneFpng
Young gentleman who he business he has gone
into He Inns Inc saloon in the elegant manner
and stocked with the choicest Of everything. Blyfor he
goes BY thstname with friends who don't like be forns
win make the ratteals of the bright lights Of St. Charles
street. judges Of good liquor win be to like the latter
sails when once they MAKE beginning there.
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COtq4REJ.9F .fFFel'fEgYlRfs

Who disposed purchase for cash approved city
paper obtain Goods from low prices they be
purchased in New York. We have large stock of Fancy
silks, nelaines, Apscas, Paids Flannes, Coaks Shaws
Paraso Embroideres Skirts Corsets Hosiery Velvet Rib
bons Bonnet Ribbons Trimmings Prints Domestic Goods,
Linen Goods Blankets. White Goods etc. ETC.. all
tremey low prices
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
rs Canal street,
mis- 2ptf one door from Royal street
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NorIoEro BUILDERS. The New Lusitanos Beney-
oIent Association Of New Orleans intend to erect
large Society tomb in the Girod street Cemetery and
adyertsefor proposals from builders for putting up
Tie said tomb. The Secretary, Mr.. sambola, gives
notice that proposals viii be received for fifteen days,
iii the corner d ST. Ann and Bourbon streets. We
refer 10 the advertisement, elsewhere.
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Patnts, OTIS, etc
CsocEs and .uamteE Ornansepats

Clocks and yuGtsteJ Ornaments.
The subscribers Just opening fine assortment Of
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM CLOCKS,
CANDELABRAs AND BRONZE FIGURES FOR THE
MANTEI.
BRONZE AND PARIAN GROUPS FOR PIER TABLES.
ELEGANT MODERATOR LAMPS FOR THE MANTEL OR
CENTER TABLE.
FINE TABLE CUTLERY OF THE VERY BEST MAKERS
PLATED WARREN EVERY VARIETY.
FINE SILVER WARE, WARRANTED OF STANDARD
QUALITY, For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
nl5 2p6t corner Canal and Royal streets.
Embroidered .EaegsIt9e Curtains!
JUST RECEIVED,
600 pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Which We will sell at much less than usual prices.
P. & E. REILLY q CO.,
1875 Canal street,
MS 2p3t Between Royal and Bourbon streets
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REMOVAL, = The weli-known firm of sosthene
Thomas Co. have from their late place Of business
No 20 lomhouse street. give due notice Of the fact in
another eoumn
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Clothing! CEoihtng!

N. O. FoLG TER g SON,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealers in
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Bland 50 MAGAZINE,
Corner Gravier street
Would call attention to shoir usually large and we'll So
lested stock Of
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
And
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
which they are receiving BY every arrival fresh from
their mandatory.
Country Merchants
Are invited to call and examine the immense and well
leeed stock Of CLOTHING FOR THE COUNTRY TRADE,
which they opening.
The Retail Buyer
May also ind choice assortment Of CLOTHING and FUR
NIsHING GOODS, manufactured expressly for the CITY
TRADE; and
VIII also find the usual supply Of well made CLOTHING
for their hands, and prices which cannot fail to
attention. nl5 2p6
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"A DJnacsstty Reinforced.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
FOR THE MILLION!!
ALFRED MUNROE & co..

ALFRED MUNR0E & co.,
84.........,... MAGAZINE STREET.
Corner Of Graver, New Orleans,
Have removed DIFFICULTY by concentrating in their
house CLOTHING for MAN and BOY Of every conceivable
style quality goods Their long experience the
business enables them procure thought of by
any other house Every article sold by them full
tee both as regards quality and workmanship,
"oEE PRICE,
adhered TO- and if after purchase Of Goods any dSas
faction exists the article may exchanged, the
refunded.
FrocBs.
D. B. and S, B. Black and Colored Cloth.
Walking COATS.
Overcoats.
D, B. and s. B, SACKS and RAGLANs
FR0CKs, TALMAs and CLoAKs..
Extra Long sTEAAfBOATMEN'S SACKS.
Business Suits to Match,
In SACKS and FRocKs Of silk, Granite, Oxford Brown,
brab and Manchester mixtures.
PnntnloOns.
BLACK and CoLoRED-spendid assortment.
Vests.
BLACK and FANCY sILK-Piain snd Figured.
8. Velvet =. =.
Black Cloth, Barpour ard BOmbazine.
Boys and Children.
Boys Fancy CAss. sUITs-sacks or Frocks
Black and CORD CLOTH SUITs-saeks or Frocks
Round and Sack JACKETS
-. New Style CUTAWAY.
=. Brown and Cadet SCHOOL SUITS.
Raglan FRoOKS and Talma OvERCOATs.
VESTS Of silk Velvet Cashmere and Satin,
Furnishing Goods
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
Blue and Red Elan.
All Linen and Muslin Patent Yoke SHIRTS.
Embroidered a.
Shaker, Knit Meripo Lambs Wool. SIX Cotton, Double
Feet and Wool Feet HALE HOSE
SHIRT-C0LLARs, STOCKS, CRAyATS, TIES.
Black and White Kid, Wool and BuckSkin GLOVES,
Rubber Goods.
Officers Coats Cloaks with and without Sleeves Ponchas
Capots Black and White Sacks paor Springs Mats Ieggns
Piano Covers, Beds Blankets Pillows waddng and Diving
OIL CLoTHING-ALL KINDS.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas.
ALFRED MUNRoE Co,
No 81 Magazine street,
nl5 ap6t corner Of eraver.
Clothing. Clothing.
Il. NTALARD g. CO.,
s..
Canal street,
Corner of Old Levee street
Have ias received and opened large variety Of we'll
selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF the VERY LATEST STYLES, which they offer for sale
AT LOW PRICES.
Thev have now full assortment of Clothing Of EVERY
,,r,yn - III, ,ottu,,. 49,. a., go. 4..i =. ~.
- - a. - 'S' 80 - ''--' - -
fresh supplies
| FANCY CASHMERE COATS PANTS AND EESTs-Plaia
and with Side Stripes ..
RTAcK AND COI.oRED CLOTH p ArTOTs aNDFR0CK.
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CHANCE FOR A PIANIsr,-The Buckley Troupe
want pianist who read music sight travel wh them
and snt also ophone and Alexander piano See thepas
script to their theatrical advertisement.
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.atsealSiOp,I Ladies !!

TyJoNEs' LGLuYwa if you'd look fair,
WIN iEs wonderful qualities none compare,
us beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine,
The sallaw look white and The white look sublime,
To be had at the depots where ali things are pure--
Nos Il and Isl ohattres street-then yoa are sure,
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
MIS- 2petIltW Sole Agents. q andl5l Charres street
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Plantation Clothing, etc.

Plantation Clothing, etc.
+. MALARD & CO.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal St., corner Old Levee,
Keep constantly on hand large stock Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made up in the strongest manner with stu Of the most
durable quality.
Their assortment comprises all sa,s ana consists in part of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS.
RED, BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SUITS, ec., for Men aud Boys.
Women and Girls KERsEY AND CoTTONADE FRoCKs,
Joseys, Shirts, etc
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS, Wool CAPS, BLANKETS,
Socks, ETC., etc
pg~ Orders fled with promptness.
T. MALARD &#UO.,
IS and 60 Canal street
MS 2p3tdkltw corner old Levee st.
QW5ltge.
1000 ounces P. 4 ". QUININE.
500 " FRENCH
MIS- 2p6t<w 0. 0. WooDMAN,
.EesC Goods,
by STEAMER BLACK WARRIOR
Just Receiving,
A FULL Ann FINE SUPPLY
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
And
r,rrp>rtcrT1Nrf,. re0oDe,t
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ps-sse inside pages of to-,iay's oreaoent-ea
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EBr. EBaUts'
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
Whit Nature pointed Science has performed and tho
remedy offered the public have composition q
and concentrated state happily combined with ohe aF
tice of the greatest efficacy for the Of ConsumFaa
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Influenza Splitting Blood
Whooping Cough Difficulty Of Breathing Pains IN the Breast
Side PapitBou Of The Heart Nervous Debility, etc. From
all quarters which it has been the medicine has reea
the highest testimonials Of its popularity nud efficacy, from ply
scan and druggists well patients and venture 70
sevt that medicine for similar diseases has in the same length
Of time that has been before the public gained much popu
larity and performed many extraordinary
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT q CO.,
q ana l5l Gharres ttrset Hew Orleans.
General Agents for the South whom all 9de hsd bel
addressed. ai5 zpSalW
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r. PRATs Co., 20 COMMERCIAL PLACE. ~ We
are now % subject which speak foehugy for
personally entitled TO mil the world the undo
niaba excellence Of certain brands Of cigars for sale by
Pras Who eaEate retail trade o the soundest carae er by
following out one simple principle and that Is sell none bat
good cigars though the profit very small he thus answers
perfect rush Of and keeps them alwaya General
ooueha himself choicer tobacco than which
may be the shelves Of The elegant establishment 20
Commercial Place Of ST Charles street few choice
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FRENCH CoRsETs.-The pattioularattentien Of buy.
ers is called to The sae Of French eoset 10 taa place this y
81 10 O'clock the auction Of y, Roger Co. No q
Old Levae street. Terms At sale
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Now THE CoLD WEATHER Is upon US, and artificial
susnts which the quick flow Of the vital fluid are
esteemed good for the health. Among these stmnaRs We
know II mons which, upon It's intrinsic merits, is entitled to
more consideration than the 1ud Familiarity known whis
ky the American national sptuous drink, par ereseace
whether Bourbon Monongahela old Rye All Of these
varieties Of the choces brands are for sale by Converse Co..
IL Grlye street. who nuke the whisky business speciality
Of their trade and advertise theft stock elsewhere
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RIBBONS AND sILKs.--The particular attention 81
buyers called to The sale ribbons and SILKS take pac
th day O'Clock, the auction rooms Of r. Roger CO.
Nc. Is old Le4ee street Terms Rtssle.
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VIII find establishments large of Negro Blankets
Kerseys Lndseys Kentucky Jeans, Iowels ETC. Also,
full assortment Of Housekeeping Fancy Dry Goods by
package piece retail for city acceptance
they can be purchased at any other establishment call is
respectfully solicited.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO,
Il6 Canal street,
mis- 2ptf one door from Royal street