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Miss Amelia Boss, aged III years, died last month
in England. She lived in tho reigns of five sover-
eigns of Great Britain. One hundred years ago her
parents settled with her in tbs town Of Newtownm-
avady, and she lived there until the day of her
death -.
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Boy CARRIED OyER THE FAILS OF MAGMA
sad accident occurred at Niagara Falls on Satur-
day. An adopted son Of Mr.. Gibbs, foreman Of the
paper mills accidentally fell into the river and was
that the lad on the ice, the mills whers men
had been running drift ice from the hume, and scci.
dentally fell into the swift stream. He was not seen
to fall but was some distance down the river in
the rapids, when beyond the reach Of human aid,
alive. The child was ~ years old and lad Of much
promise, beloved by his adopted parents and all who
knew him. The calamity caused much sensation at
the village where it occurred.
[Roehester Union end Advertiser.
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A DRUNKEN JuRoR.-In SANDER case in Madi-
son (Wis) court lately, proceedings were suspended
in consequence of Of the jnry turning up drunk.
The court adjourned, the sheriff was ordered to walk
the juryman about and sober him, and the sheriff
proceeded to put him through,
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CosrLY AMusEMyNr.-On Tuesday night officer
Bosnian arrested man named John James, on the
charge of disturbing the congregation woralping at
that James entered the place and began to sing an
obscene song, when be was approached and requested
to desist, as the worship WAS disturbed He disre.
rared The request and persisted In his song until
tthe ofdcer appeared and took him into custody
While being led out Of the church he got hold OF the
stopcock and turned of the gas, leaving The congre-
CATION in darkness Mayor Swan. before whom the
case was investigated, fined him go and costs and
in default of payment sent him 70 Jail
Baltimore Sun
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law STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, CITY Of New Orleans !
Be 1t remembered that this 18th March, 1885, before
the Justice Of the Peace and for the city aore
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and p
Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com
New Orleans who being duly according to law
do depoe and that the above and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presdsn
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Syornto and subscbed before this 18th day Of March.
A. D. 1858. O. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Pesee Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
per cent the outstanding certificates Of profits, on
and after the Monday In May next and to redeem
and after that date the issued Of the esevng
under the provisions Of heir charter cash capital Of hve
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of EoRTY-Tw0 PER CENT. on the 20.
earned Of the year ending February 49, 1883 for
which certificates will on and after the day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. OARRIERE, Vice President.
q. P. JANVIKR, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Christian Honold, John Fox, wv. Burbridgs,
]. Cramer, r. Bruger, N NJ Benachi
E. a. Pomroy, Thos. Byrne, F.W. Kirchhob,
W. A. Violet, Geo. ". West. 8. Plassan,e
A. Lecsurt, A. r. Montgomery, A. Cammack
g. A. Fosdck, VIM. Urquhart, VIM. Prehn,
G. ". Phillips, Richard Eugsnt ". C. Watts,
A. Carrere, G. Fassy, Us. Wallis,
z. Ganncheau, @. W. Dunbar, Chss. Latte,
]. Thornhill, Henry Rodewald,i Leon Queyrouse,
Mason Pitcher, A.P. Eoblom, J. L. Nscaulay.
m17 tm28
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I'll rs e 5os
and bales suitable for the Mexican market Plantation
Cigar PURPOSES as "
AYER,s AGUE CURE, FOB THE SPEEDY
R, sEs
malaria Of %las@ 9s ea sa.s
q s;ss
t viii eradicate the disease and md with founded on
ptSs ss. harm arise from Its use n quantity
service i the conmani'iss where prevails, Proven
n Us esf ' e s r1sT
.sa s The ss e ss Asq @
only @ Ct s s
for 1sr bring within the n reach Of and in BIZ
should have and use freely both fl cure and III i
a Ps' Superiority reme
@
seauen,y It produces no aunnsm Or other Injurious effects
healthy they had nsvs! had the disease lf'' as
Is pe s ss s s
ton among which Neufaisa Rheuma,isn, Govt Head
My,'s5Iss
y s
tent become periodical This sxpels poison
sxs III maaaoa s sss ,sfsn es q
sona daily expose Infection that will b eS.
creted from the system and cannot acenmuae in suhcep,
few
en they avail OF the this remedy
FOR ALL TAX Ayffi St F PHhr rHys1o
s III p sss
organism Correcting is diseased ason T.
physical dsbiy
below ~ s my "a Alma
their use in the following complaints Oosveness Heartburn
s"F a s
s Of &C. s snd other kindred g n
lions They an excellent alternative renovation
blood restoration of tone and strength to the system
Aver. Cherry P F.. Ite,.:. u.,.,,....
1 1a as o s rss
ss s Of the are
~ cue ss.d s
hafs BEEN S
use When once tried its superiority over every other
@
ss s
inferior remedies upon the ry have failed
6fs'' Any e 'sss'3
e. % as a5s;Ess ssf q
a .sossy Known hEesssout south and Vest
I'd, Using only the best French Burr Stones.
6
EiiE empty,
9Th, Having no bush to get loose.
9Th, Having no driver and riud, to make 1t choke.
9th Having its spindle in piece, from to hop
er.bearer.
Some Of these Mills have NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
49, - IS and 30inch Double and Single Gear store
and for sale by S. II. GILMAN,
d2f 3nl&W ..-..r-a- 10 3rayer street, New Orleans
4 EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.
~ - LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS
Ad Of Vertical orisanial Steam Engnes
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pars Sugar Kettles Glsrners
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines Mills
Gin Gearing 1r0n Columns and Fronts for Buildings Fur
Mouhs Crate Bsr and all Machinery required 70
the South.
duly authorized to corsruc
fel2 dkWly LEEDS 4 co.
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Neh oarleans 9ailp @rsstsnt.
LEoNATUs-Br RICHARD q. sroDpasD.


-----. ..-------- 8
Tie fair boy Leo,sdtus,
11spage % fmogsni
Il was his duty eveTmore
TO tend the lady Imogen *
By peep OF day he might he seen
Tapping against her chsmber door,
10 wake the sleepy waitingmaid;
She woke, and when she had afrzyed
The Princess, and the twain hsd prayed,
(Thsy prayed with rosaries Of yoreJ
They called him, pacing to and fro;
And cap in hand, and bowling low,
BE entered, and began to feed N
-
1ne orave bcy Leonstus,
rese y lmoSen is
ne Hlpped along the ksngly hail,
rLom loom 70 room, with messages;
nc ss0ppe0 me D0uef, clutched ms keys,
\A.oen ne was proad and tall
ana Dragged MIN Gown The vaults where
VINE II
m ~ Dins isy DGaoe9 eoo oisins,
40 PICK aask Q, vintsge nnei
Came ", sno ciomo tne ga1oen wall,
ana piuexe9 from guy ING sunny sposs
fea S s ah .;. LUSCIOUS assa aPrico!s,
And hurried to bis Lady fair.
-a'
~ ane eaAaM 1eono.as,
1"e Passy 1"'ose"
he mad steed from AraD ground,
And when the lords and ladies' gay
Went hawking IN the deWs OF Nay,
And hunting In the country round, 81
And Imogen did join the band,
He rode him like hunter grand,
A hooded hawk upon his hand,
And by bis side slender hound;
Bnt when they saw the deer go BY,
BE slipped the leash, and let him fly,
And secured beside her DER the plain.
- dne strange 1oy Leond'as
me page o. 10'oe"
Sometimes he used to stand for hours
Within her room, behind her chair;
The soft wind blew bis golden hair
Across bis eyes, and bees from flowers
Hummed round him, but he did not stir;
He liked bis earnest eyes on her,
A pure and reverent worshipper,
A dreamer building airy towers:
But when she spoke ne gave start,
That sent the warm blood from his heart
To flush his cheeks, and every word
The sad boy Leoaatus,
me page o. 1mosen:
He lost all relish and delight,
For all things that did please before;
By day he wished the day was DER,
BY night he wished the same Of night;
He could not mingle in the crowd,
He loved to be alone, and shr0ud
His tender thoughts, and sigh aloud,
And cherished In his heart its blight
AZ last his health began to fail,
His fresh and glowing cheeks to pale;
And In his eyes the tears unshed
The timid Leonatus.
1he page nj Inogen:
"What ails thee, boy?" said Imogen;
He stammered, sigh'd and answered
"Naught."
She shook her head, and then she though
What all this malady could mean:
1t might be love; her maid fair,
And Leon had loving air;
She watched them with Jealous care,
And played the spy, but nought was seen:
p, And then she was aware at first,
That she, not knowing it, had nursed
A heart within her VERY heart,
Ihe dear ooy Leonatus,
s, 1nePase % lmogen: g...-.-. ..s
She vowed, but owned it not as yet;
When he was absent she was lone,
She felt void before unknown,
And Leon filled it when they met;
She called him twenty times day,
She knew not why, she could not say;
She fretted when he went away,
And lived in sorrow and regret;
Sometimes she frowned with stately miel
And child him like little queen;
AND then she sootned him meek and mile
And grew as trusttui as child.
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p0 ,.,,...x FL, :, p s,-x. srss ssy,.zzz..ss -
moriais And pesitlona ven psseues IA
A'S " l ~ e.. 80
y. 80 IL Y n 4 - ~
yex Ycrr ~ Hsysn. cs.fcs q cortrsrt ~. ~;
Tx ~ sron = ~ = 80 .s. = -. b.
ine ntm oue1 70 ceffy ~ LAM cesSeen Ne0
aorx aad hsvaDs swcs = seh mossh sos e 80
sro ror tn -. -. 49, III ~ ~ ~
~. =. n. 49, ~ ~
svcssd nr~ .Sx Il - N - ~
~ ~ citss.wss. - /. - -. - .. 9
Ierfncfon ~ s.ss., - = No. ~
military services dariss 81 - q isSi -
Ne kney Can't Nsr,. -. rss - ~ sS.ssss
n eesr;Iv "a .ciSissw - -, -
discIosed ncts hichir e..s;s!sss n -
sx1er;nr IN "A nr ~. iis.i. ~ 81
70 me fssoi y =
Vas VIII tbem il - isisiss = ~ n -.
hs -as d;.chs,rsi 4. i...s ~ 4. =
:. rs shoat - inss1. Trn;.;... -. - .s,s
Nev 1rieans ana ~ -f.s;n~ ". .ss g
raisino smother comnanv Is ~ ~ g
went alone. At bis own expesss. ~ r az.
Cen. IacEsanp rhers - ' re,t;cirsssSd n. os
bss,i IN ~ az ~ Ianr.,r isIy "
49, hc Z " 1890, ~ ~ ~
comr,suda ~ $500, ~ .i., = ~ ~.
~ NE ms ~ s wasmy e - - sur
Re n. 1.tio.r s.n.,s 81 Ss..sSS..s.s = -. y
az Wash;nsscr H. ~. ~ ~ etsss. !. p1s
depot It Beinaham Nv q Pas.s so.sS. -
to whom ~ rssrrea ~ ~ ~ n ~
The Tinted st.sss 49, ]. - ~. = III
and regulation .naSs 81 WiIis~ = n,.sess ~
the United stats Is e. rsss 8 ~ ia 80
mitted report ~ ~ 49, ~
effect that no revjaion kv . ~ II -.
and regulation 4 re1nsifs = - ss'0ss
The resolution Va esTeed = 4. 49, ~
AIso from TIE eauaa 1sossissss - -, -.
ferred lie House ISM n IN ~ n.se -
corutarfetinr military hounfg I.-S ls14 ~
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WANTED.

NANTED-A COMPETENT PERSON TO TEACH
w Lady Freneh capable apply at No. 1875 Prytans
street. Of Urania u Magazine fec St
- HOUSE WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, FOR A
mall family; be situated in the First Fourth Dis
Irct.: Address, stating terms, location, etc., Box b. No.
8, Post Office feS II
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN FIND
w Board, with spacious parlo and bedroom for their
commodAton. at ~ Cusomhouse street.
Also, few single gentlemen taken day boarders
sonable rates and goo fare fe5 I'm
GENTS WANTED-TO SELL A VALUABLE
Book published in New Orleans. Address Box 26 Post
Office, New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
turn answer. ia2q t
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 cusonahorse street, near
% bes Mssn
from business exposure to FRIENDS and cure
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
@
II
anenty srsdoats R.mey Syphilis primary secondary
FsH siss q e eoss ssss:i
s:s s1s :ss sa I'd ii u III
james would also call the attention especially Of tho..
ssrs ass xifsS maj
K ss rs sfss s o s sn s
s sEss. sy hss 81 fsa III q
vision, Muscular Power Palpa.on Of Heart, Dy.
ssa'sA e. 6
Love Solitude rdi,y etc. are some svis producst
weakness the organs Immediately cured and full vso,
Remember, rhs Medical House of DR. Jaues"i 81 Custom
Private SEPARATE reserved Hours of attendance.
Sossaitsoas strictly confidential; +.
or d. y r pay 81 on ns sa ssss Street.
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
's sRS Il Il. . and ob.
the
Wv waBas ASH wARsHousE-ror Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHousE-Forc Coffee alone, Fultonssrees,nsaz
merchant. other. solicited. MS
UMBER-LUMBER-LU
Il s9a Ii snss.s sss rsd' Yellow Pine
10000 fee, "a and II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
feet Ssesdd FSa yellow Pine CELL
SHsse Yellow Pine CEILING
feet ss sna gTss,sS Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
100000 feet S Stsss ssp Mss sdEsd
NV ooo Boards, Ws..hslsqsrds sean,ns: JGIs,s
sashes Doors, Binds Mon Nouldlnss, etc, ETC.
chs,s5s; by SIMPSON RokR,
s,s.yh,ss ssss::sly ::
Bn a and sspa sa Sss si9 1s r ;s
and Nuts at No. lis Grsvier street, New o.sans sa
Moss. MOSS MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS put up for market Fine Moss Curled
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES.
Also, FEATHERS-in lots to sut.I
CAMPBELL1S CO.,
n26 If Iii Canal street.
a PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, DC. A
90 JOHN MecAR T. 1rs|sp3 ess,,, .,,... n
Fsss' @ s1 ss sSs SsGts
and work promptly put up or repaired
n SECOND HAND FURNITURE-THE
highest sa price pHd for Hand
Furniture good as new aud for sale low for cash
Persons declining housekeeping wishing sell in block
will ind it to their advantage II sa p III VHfssnsd
| ny 3p 3E1 Baronne street, near Canal.
| 0SNABURGS! ..............OSNABURGS
Of the LAUDERpALE,
eUJNSSSKK1i 1s wrrKry.oo
cRowELL MaSSPaGTo 5Ra
oiHsssns sn fl IN II sre o Il Common ST,
ri r. LAri y II. DEALER IN Seamless CLOTH
BY j. O. Peppard i Co.. ''' ''''' 'Ae' '|'Np'|'
overcoats Business Goats, Prot Coats Pea Jackets Pants
| Of great variety and most desirable styles
durability cheapne.s all other desirable quaes are IN
qqestiona superior 70 any other styles of Clothing
narPsnters are invited to call and examine,
ta-Merchants supplied on liberal terms. dill 3m
&c.. G. HI EAKLEY SO AND6i RANPARi
wagons sae Fire Engines rs5a Rsparips
sllthe branches dome Atthe sbortestnosice. II
a .-AT g. y. HATCHER's SLAVE DEPOT
n w. ~ 10 additional NEGROES
AN Just received from Virginia and Carolina, CONSISTING
o Field Hands, Mechanics etc. Total on hand and for
NINETY. s...E.--ss ial2 tt
STORAGE... ....sTOHAGti.......s STORAGE
The undersigned having taken the large and conmodiou
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and from q inches stroke and rating from TX Is horse
with chimnes blowers and pipe complete TIL
Is THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS d
BOILER PERFECTIY ACCESSIBLE IN ALI, OF IT'S
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR tLEANINS,
and conclusive evidence of its superior and popularity
in the fact that upwards Of ONE THOUSAND Of
now in with constantly increasing demand For
s. H. GILMAN,
d27 9m&W 70 lrariar street Nar Orisans
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NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DENISE OF
NJ Louis Commagere, the nercal firm OF GRAVIAA,
COMMAGERE co , is this day dissolved.
The surviving partners Of the late firm Pierre Lopgis Of
Bordeaux and S. D. Graan Of New Orleans will continue the
same line of business under the firm of s. d. CIR AyAA
Co.. in New Orleans and Of p. LONGIS 4 Co. Hsxdeaux.
Mr. JNO JACOB HERR has the general power as house.
PIERRE IONGIs.
jail If S. d. GRATrAA.
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MISCELLANEOUS:

NDE4a ha lH ssH 4
h ssa sGs sse. ps,.
euar sas Ms With both Iron and Wooden Frames Of Nor
y esf Ii
and
pus u snd
Ten H psSIoR ENGINES 4, Of different sizes.
saW II III .as fsfn Iii e.
sH DRAINING MACHINES of diffsren. Sizes
For sale the most favorable terms.
dE smaw 10 Gravier street New Orleans.
and rssS
T. 5 u Roo OK: third stronger eo in iron and o,a
gwen Ten 'a sas ssss
have lateral vibration, and when Of line viii
S a. s ssS
sssS Ss, the
IN s Patent consists II enabling man to the log
mani. wages, agd making better work than Mills with the usual
5 ai he. i f..
Young America" iron frame Mills. Fer ssis p 80
MANDATORY, between Poydta ID. and Aeyia only
s% % M0 FL
oil sS o ae all q ~ s II ss $ sn S
~ 10y they can be had in any shop in the South or i'm
Always on hand, DOUBLE rLuED BOILERS, from 20 to
80 sSE IN 4 Pfssi IS niche. dame
Fire Fronts Bars Stand Pipes Valves, constantly
All work will guaranteed workman
Ss'ns ssF Tor
themselves, [n23 lyAW1 D. H. FOWLER.
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
Sas Of the best in s wsrsa
"a my
ak fn me-
Ct having nas snl Is
her health Is now good .,
parties moi known and this regarded
evidence with regard to the adaptation of valuable vsr
1 am, truly yours,
Purchasers should the on the wrapper
and see that they are buying B. A. Fahnes0cks wemgEe
Gifts: GIFTS: GIFTS /!
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS. ...
EVANS CO. No Camp street, have hand large and
works ever Offered in New ore ms.
aad annas IN
suitable for the table and Presentation Books and sell
W.T. WILL Is 81 PRESENTED WITH EACH
at the time of sale.
The Gifts valued from Is to 500 consisting of Gold
and Silver Watches and variety OF Jewery Lockes
| Chain, Sets Of Cameo,
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
| anime the stock p the GIFT BOOK STORE,
| do 3m No. Camp street.
~ FIFTY DOLLARS REyyARD-RAN
from the subscriber the 18th inst colored boy
| named HORACE DEMO aged about q years, about
INFECT inches in hight grifs copper color; under eye
pulled The above reward will be paid for his apprehen
| sion and delivery. T. b. MehELVEY
| dl7 If 6s St. Charles st.
| & JON ES & CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND com.
| .. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
| Gravier street.
| ADvA wees.
We will make liberal advances consignen.s OF Merchnn
disc friends in London Liverpool Boston, New York
| PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Charleston.
| n5 S. JONES CO.
DYEING.........DYEING.........".DiEING
j. BOETE MPS, DYER AND sCOURER,
No SO Bourbon street.
Has the honor TO inform the public that he has
the business Of the Dyeiug Establishment No. IS Royal
and he will continue heretofore With the careful atten
ton for which he is celebrated.
The which, fer the lest twelve years. satis
6ed of his bishrnent Bourbo
street, guarantee for those wis honor him with thei
| ~ "
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DENTISTRY

DENTAL NOTICE-DR. J. WEST
Practical Dentist, No. liz st. Charles
fyy7-I near Poydras street.
l1IlI j. W. would call particular attention to his
method Of constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH Theyare maze
perfectly in form and shape set Nth false The
original form and expression OF the mouth and face restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This effected
by the inside of the teeth and Of natural
which the readily adapted This that hiss
Eng sound often observed wearing artificial teeth
The Doctor has been prsctctg in this city fifteen and
feels confident that he will give to those who
ouor him with their All DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning bis services would do we'll call and examine his
cineas jei9 ~
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EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

> = 80 LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers Of Vertical initial Steam Engines,
Boilers Sugar MILE Vacuum Pars sugs. Kettles, Gsrine.s
Gin Gearing. Iror Columns and for Buildings
Mouths, Crate Bs etc., and all Machinery required for
the South.
We have been duly authorized snd construct
fel2 dAWly LEEDS co.
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Molasses Barrels-eO00 Cypress barrels made at the
Barrel Factory Of +. DUFFY.
Far sale by E. BLEsSEY CO.,
jaln ~ Pbydras street
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Pltch-lSOO barrels North Carolina and Alabama
For sale by E. BLESSEy 4 CO.,
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FOR LE-THE STEAMBOAT
EA81A-SFLORIDA, with all her tackle, apparel. etc
- will be sod at pubic auction FRIDAY, De.
cember 81 at Banks Arcade previously disposed Of at
private sale " "
. third sssh one third at four and onehd
For further particulars, apply to
Pnyd atra
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j. BoNT EMPs, DYER AND sCOURER
No SO Bourbon street.,
Has the inform the public that
the business Of the Dyeing Establishment No. IS Royal street,
and he will continue heretofore with the careful
ton for which he is celebrated.
The in which, fer the lest twelve years. he has sas
of his bshnent Bourbon
street. is guarantee for those WI honor him with their
nat OF lv
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Tar-300 barrels Alabama.
For sale by E. BLESSET CO.,
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The strange boy Leonatus,
The page Of lnl0gksa !:

n The page % 1N0gsn
Sometimes be used to stand for hours
Within her room, behind her chair;
The soft wind blew his golden hair
Across his eyes, and bees from flowers
Hummed round him, but he did not stir;
He fixed his earnest eyes on her,
A pure and reverent worshipper,
A dreamer building airy towers:
But when she spoke he gave start,
That sent the warm blood from his heart
To flush bis cheeks, and every word
The fountain of his feelings stirred
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

O. B. CHAPLIN,
Z RUTHERFORD & CHAPLIN, COMMITS
sion Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Slaves Office
and Yard. No. IS Baronue street, New Orleans, La.
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

GROES from Virginia and Maryland, among them
good Backsnhs Cooks Washers and Trouers all of which
for sale accommodating for good city ac
ceptance and will be receiving fresh lots during season.
Those intending purchase would do well call Office
John B. Smith.
mo- If JOSEPH RRuIN