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NEW ORLEANS. 9DE"S.
Preserve Your Teeth.
+. &. "A
Surgeon Dentist,

- 10 III , AsF--A
Late 1872, betg.en 81. Peter and jolte,. 81.
CONTINUES TO call the a],tearIy. o., .Aoss
y who need the services Of q ccmr"'e't Den
list, and those persons whose Teeth nave been
injured by unskilifui Dentists, w,ose gold drops
out a short time after The Teeth ara plugged, ant
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with com
fort, by applying to J. 4. CAsAoAyANI, they can
have all operations III Tue Dental M Performed
conscientlously, and H. the most scientific manner
He benumbs the gums. before Extracting Teeth,
with a chemical preparation invented by nim
which lessons the pain. Consultations A..
French, Spanish and English. dec3l
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DIRECT
OF
CIGARS!

WE are in receipt of a small invoice of
" HAVANA CIGARS imported by our
selves. These we can sell at New Orleans pri-
ces. We can furnish our customers with the
GENUINE WEED at S35 per thousand
something very good al $40, as good as we could
sell heretofore al $50.
by next steamship We shall receive a large
invoice.
OTCall, examine and Judge for yourselves.
ESQ STOCKLEY & DELAVALLApE.
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Avis.

TOUTES personnes endettes a la succession
l. de Dorville Lacroix ct Rosalie Melancon,
tous deux decides, sont REFUSES den fare lie PAL
ement au soussigne, Administrators, ct toutes
les personnes auquelles la succession est redeva-
bic, sont REFUSES de presenter leurs TeclamatiOns
a CLEOPHAS barclay,
Administrator
Ter Avril, 1860. aug4
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kETTEE SETTE.t'G.
A labor of Years Reduced To q
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent solicita-
IL ton. to make public the science of Kettle
Setting that practice, ! hereby give notice to all
persons desiring to acquire a knowledge Of the
art. that ! will give them instructions for the
Setting OF Kettles, Tor either wood or coal, on APP
%plIcaiIon To ne.
My system is based upon principles, the plau.
sibiiltv and correctness OF which admit of no con-
tradic,ion, which are quickly and fully compre-
hended, aud therefore not liable TO be easily Tor.
gotten.
| have models for five different constructions
Of Kettles, and designs by which instruction is
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
of designs or drawings are given TO those whom
| instruct. All those TO whom | teach my sys-
tenn, are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only given to those who have
been three or four years at the business OF Kettle
Setting. and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PlaqucmIne, Parish Of Iberyille0 La Feb. ID lsGa
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BOOKS! &C. BOOKS!
JUST RECEIVED
IT
Stockley e. Delavallade's.


ID ihi D" '"' "sN ~ "'o
mayor 'n"rP'N H'e"es III N'Ni"SA"'
The war ~ Nicaragua
Live After harrIag"-Ihe BanIshed Son-Hcion
'nd Arthar-oy Mrs. hentL'
oid Leaves Gathered from Household words.
life aud Speeches Of Senator Douglas.
The hellys and the heIys.
Ei~lictte-Jayne Eyre-hy Currcr Brl.
The Ihrca Clerks, by Anthony TroioFG.
In" Little Beauty, by Mrs. Grey.
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"a Card
Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

The subscriber will send tfrcr Of Charge to all
who desire II, the Recipe and directions Tor max
ing a simple Vegetable Balm, that will. IN from
Tan FreckEes, SaIlowness and all impurities aud
roughness OF the Skin. leaving the sagne-aS
Nature intended d, should be-sof. ocqr. saooth,
and 5cdRhfrt Those desiring the Recipe. with
luIi instructions, directions, and advice, will
please call on or address with return posIqgej
JAS. +. MARSHALL,
PRACrIcAL CHEMIST,
Je5ol No. % City Buildings. \. York.
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New BUtchery.

CEgf The undersigned respectfully informs the
49, public that he has purchased the old and
well known Butchery of F. Smith. and that he
intends to keep his stall well supplied with the
best ofBeef, Mutton, Pork, &c. By a stIict at
tention to his business in the above respect, he
hopes TO have a share of public patronage, and
particularly the patronage of Nh. Smiths old
customers.
p. 3. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and TO the Park,
dec25-lm BERTRAM BEYRIS.
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NOTICE,
To Planters and Merchants.
BARRE BARRRLS! -

The undersigned, one Of the Oldest Ccopers in
the Parish, having completed his arrangemts. and
naving purchased a large Stock of tleterials. is
now prepared 10 furnish Planters. Merchants and
Others, with as good an article of MOL.ASSES
BARRELS and half do, as can be manufactured
None but old and experienced workmen employ
ed. and none but the best materials used.
He will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time.
His old friends and customers will please give
him a call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
TO his patrons, he will use his best endesvors TO
please all who call upon him.
His shop is located between Villier and Gre
aud SIS. fronting the BAYOU.
an3q-mb6 FREDERICK BAGGE.
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They trust that theiy continued disposition 10
accommodate the pubic in the way OF Ice and
liz luxuries. viii insure the continuance of that
patronage winch has been so liberaiS extended
them heretofore.
myI2-tt NESSlER \ DUBCCLET.
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FF$H Nv ICE.

THE undersigned would respect >rr1yyo
l. fully inform their friends and ~~
the public, that they have made arrangements to
receive once a week h supply of
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If the very latest styles. Also,
Chiidren's Hats. Caps, dc.

From the devotion of a long number Of years,
to the above business, in the most
Fashionable City in the World.
Mad. B. DASH, speaks Confidently. when she
asserts, that she is now in every way able and
prepared.-wiih the knowledge OF her business
in all its branches and the
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She only asks a trial, and assures the publit
and the Ladies in particular that her prices shall
be satisfactory. APT
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Dry Goods,
Groceries,
EardMarC, SC.

MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW NCLINT1CK.
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Various Kinds of Fish,
New Orleans Cost Price.

which will be ready for delivery to their patrc
crery IhUrSdy morning, al the
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Elegant and Recherche Stock
Please the Most Fastidious Taste

of ARTICLES and TRIMMINGS which she
now has on hand,-to
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Of rnr PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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Several gentlemen denied his power to do So and the
chair ruled he had not that power.
Mr.. Salisbury moved that the convention dourn un-
ill o'clock.
The vote upon the motion 10 adjourn taken
by States with the following result Yeas, ~ H. nays
l7S IL.
The motion to adjourn being negatived, the President
announced that the vote by States upon the call for the
previous question: the resolution Of Mr. Church was
next in order.
Mr.. Howard, Of Tennessee, to a question of privi
lege aud desired to submit respectful communication
from the seeding delegates from Mississippi to the con-
vention.
The President stated that it could only be read by
unanimous consent aud objection being made it was not
received
The call of the States upon the demand of Mr.. Church
for the previous question: then proceeded with, and
was rejected-yeas l07 l-2, nays l40 l-2.
The President announced this vote negativing the
call for the previous question the resolution Of Mr..
Church.
Mr.. Glmer, of Pennsylvania then offered the follow
| ing resolution
| Resolved That the President of this Convention be
directed to issue tickets OF admission to seats in the Con-
yentOn to the delegate from the States OF Texas Flor-
da Mississippi and Arkansas in which States there
no contrasting delegations.
| Mr. Randall of Pa, moved that the Convention take
a recess until o'clock
| Mr. SpinOla Of New York. moved To ad jOurn.
vOice-SiRe die(
Mr. Spinola said no--unti tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
| Mr. Randall accepted the amendment of Mr. Spinola,
aud vote being taken the chair announced the motion
lost, when division called for and the vote
taken by States with the following result-yeas, 80
| nays SIG.
| Mr. Phillips then moved that the Convention take a
recess until o'clock, which motion prevailed.
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demagogues in appeals to the people, they were submit
ted the continuous discussion OF an Independent de-
lucrative body
There is the most striking illustration OF those remarks
in the recent conflicts of the Democratic Convention at
Charleston and the discussions which have arisen out OF
them The various platforms which It Is the object oil
these caucuses to draw up for the acceptance OF their
chosen candidate for the Presidency exhibit shades oil dis
tncton which while almost imperceptibe to English eyes
are made the subjects of the hottest warfare in the Unit
ted States. There is the Northern Democratic platform
and the Southern Democratic PLATFORM and the Compro-
mise platform which would unite the two There VIII be
also the National American PLATFORM and the Democratic
Republican PLATFORM and the New England Republican
platform and the platform of Mahogany Wings, slightly
vanished with Republcansm and mutitudes oil other
political shades Of party opinion on both Sides as well as
many intermediate views And all this is the result and
the necessary result of having great questions OF policy
submitted at first hand Ofvoters who have never
cleared or collected their thoughts on the subject,
and who are therefore, entirely at the mercy OF dema
gogues who think their behalf best suits the inter
ests of the place and time. If you ask whole people,
of very immature political convictions where they have
any at ALL to vote every four years broad govern
ment policy cannot but be that they will be split up IN
to hundreds OF sections, resting on distinctions which
they do not half cOmprehend-dstnctions which, II
brought into discussion compact body of representa-
lives would disappear coalesce into very few broad
lines of thought
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To CORRESPONDENTS.


W.v5uI f,sUegtil..y suggest 90 our uegbbor Of the
Fass- chat instead OF seeking to iuure Nj BELt by
men, atnati1us and insiuusdoas OF uusouodness and
r1risblty on tae slavery question &c should resort 20
more open, Direct and manly mode Of attack Let 20
make istue. aud specific charge against Nr bdt, and
.s hall be- ready 90 meet them with promPtues5 and
franLuess. either admitting, paliauug, OF tsproving
chem As the facts from the record may warrant We
undertake 10 assert boldly aud aboyeboArd that uo man
"a, tbs nation stands ou higher and more mpregnao.e
s.5aad a. sound s,eadtst and reliable friend OF the
South and Southern Institutions, than JouN Bail. And
t1ur asserting and believing challenge the Examiner
90 successfully couroyert the declaration here made.
Our neghbor. too makes 81 assault on Mr.. EyERETr,
for some opinions Of a ON the Slavery issue upwards Of
tssay years ago. I publishes the resolutions said to
have been endorsed by ham, but remembers TO forget TO
assign the date of those resolution leaving the impress
sou upon the minds OF z readers, doubt that said
rsoIa.ous were endorsed by Mr E,ssyT very recently
perhaps last wear OF th.. The fact IS that said resO
ldoas were endorsed 5y Nc NJ EyEsEgr, endorsed at
al ia tbe wear Isss OF ls,9ths latter year We believe
j, IS no, at all fair then n the Elag.fsr to omit the
dl, of those resolutions aud thereby create an impress
sion upon the minds Of It's readers that they embody Mr.
FygRrrrs views now.
Admitting tue fact that NJ EyERErI, 10 1889, held
the opinions attributed to h,m by the Erar.gsr 10 is
certain that De has recaaed bis course in respect 70
Che Compromise measures Of 1850 sufficiently demon
-ates DE cordially sustained the principle embodied
l. those Compromise measures that States should be al
united into che Union, gH or without slavery, as the
people Of the Territories when they TO form their
Constitution might determine. Hs cannot nov, there
fore hold % the opinion expressed iu one Of the 1889
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL WHOLE TRAIN
WRECKED on THE BELLEVILLE (M00 RAIL
ROAD-THIRTY PERSONS INJURED.
Prom the St.. Louis Evening News, June Il

About halEpast seven o'clock this morning the train
on the Belevie railroad coming towards s. Louis met
with serious accident which attended by grave
injuries about thirty persons. The accident occurred
at Gartsides coal mines about three miles this side OF
Bellevile and was occasoned by the displacement of
switch. The engineer the danger before reaching
the spot and with great herosm stuck to his post whis
tied down brakes and reversed the engine But the train
was going too rapidly to be stopped 1t now ran oil
the track st the displaced switch, and the locomotive,
tender baggage car aud passenger tumbed in
wreck down an embankment fftaen feet high. There
we're about thirty persons in the wrecked cars the great
er portion of them delegates the State Democratic
Convention at Springfield. About twenty of them we're
Injured some of them seriously The engineer Ross was
terribly scaded his legs and the lower portion OF
the body BY the steam that escaped from the inverted
locomotive 1t is feared that he cannot recover. The
other persons injured werei JAS Hill badly hurt A. W.
Shook, severely cut Collins Van Ceve, badly bruised
W H. Stewart, back seriously injured Geo L. Neuhoh,
injured internally Jacob Mauer head hurt, Jacob Chloe
bel left arm badly hurt Pidkin, cut in the face,
Charles Schuchman badly bruised r. A Moore, injured
in his side Judge Snyder rib broken. Others were less
severely hurt All Of those persona were citizens oil St
Clair, some of them being residents of Beleve The
damage to the train about six thousand dollars
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showed beyond shadow Of doubt, the natural and the
Inherent workings Of the bill. and pointed out the poll
CIV which has sinc5 been pursued under s auspices
Bu. at that YOU did not and would not think Tor
Yourselves Now however you perceive the dread re-
atty face 70 face-that the bill was sEindle and
plain enough now, and Bell and Everett were the
who endeavored to open your eyes to these pam
truths that tme what is there prevent you eonhding
them nOw They the pilots in the storm, ana
60 you viii give them helping hand they will shape
their by the magnet of the Constitution, and land
YOU safely in the harbor of the Union. win you not
stand by them and give them your influence, particular
" when YOU know your reward will be peace and pros
perity, Union and liberty now aud forever one and
ipseuarahlts"
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The Nes Orleans True Delta speaks as follows OF the
men who represent the great State of Louisiana in the
Uled States Senate. Coming from paper with Dem
ocrac sympatbes may be considered decidedly com
pimeunry
We this morning lay before readers, in ereHSo
the speech OF Senator Toombs Of Georgia IN the Sen
ate Of the United States in support OF the OIL ana re
port presented by him to repeal the act OF 1898 "h'el
benjamin friuduently smuggled through Congress at
that tune under the deceitfu false and dishonest pre-
tense that &c for the settlement Of land claims ~
Missouri This speech, although subdued TO SUIT Tue a
denue before whom it Was delivered touches BeuJam
aud Sideu to the quick couvictng them OF all where
with they have hitherto been charged in this connection
and demonstrating the Nervousness Of these men, m dis
grazing the Senatorial character for their own pecuniary
ends aud Advancement The Senate, by large vote
approved tbe Report Of the Special Committee on this
subject, and passed it,
The evidence thckens that not oay Democratic office
holders but Democratic Senators and Democratic Repre-
seutatves u Congress are corrupt pewter dollar
How long will the people patiently submit TO the rule OF
such unprincipled demagogues and spoismen2
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CrnshIng Retort.

The editor Of Democratic paper in Fayetteville, North
CAROLINA by the name of SNcfAR, concludes his notice
of the nomination of BsLL and EvssErr in these words
Give Us the Philadelphia Platform Of the Black Re
publican party thousand fold with Seward for Prcs
dent. and Weujel Philips or Lloyd Garrison for Vice
President before you give Us sdeh ticket
Where1pon Plrsou BaowNlow makes the following
rsort Tia, the man is sincere, and would prefer
publican black old Nick, we have no sort of doubt.
BE- Is originally from Scotland settled in Pttsbarg,
where he vac kuosa az AJOlid0uist-came to Eliza
beth City and engaged ID selling Patent Corn Plan
ter-rot ia debt beyond bis ability to pay-san away
between two days aud turned up in Fayetteville as
S 1,rg Democratic EI'9r Thi. statement Of facts
Sci. deem sufficient reply ANYTHING he may say sgaint
E-L. aud EvsEsrr
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DANIEL WEBsrEs the great Defender end EHpounder
of the Constitution" in SIS in The United S'ses Sen
ate thus defined and defended the position Of the Cos
sG.ctona Union party:
an, where I ever have been and ever mean to be.
Here standing on the platform OF the general Coustitu-
uon-a platform broad enough aad firm enough, to up
hold every interest of the whole couutryI shall still be
found Entrusted with PaEt IL the administration
OF the Constitution intend ia its spirit, and IN
die spirit of those who framed It, Yes, sir, would act
"a. If our fathers who formed it for Us aud who be-
Irea,hri it TO U.S. were looking me-aS If could see
t.rif venerable forms bending down to behold us from
,h. aboLes above, would act too, as If the eye Of
Do, GRITTY were gazing on me
.>audns thus. as in the ful gaze of our ancestors
and our pO-trry LG.ur received lls inheritance from
line former TO bee transmitted to the latter, aud feeling
tat # ann born iOrany good, ia my day aud genera
.an it is for he good of the whole cuustry-nO local
policy no local feeling temporary impulse, shall in
dl,e me to Weld my ioothOd ON the Constitution and
th- Uaiou. / move OF under no banner not known to
nm, whole American people, and to their Constitution
and laws. No, sir, these walls these columns shall
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SIrn.In East Tenne.se ;

The Nashville Pla publishes the following cheering
extracts from business letter concerning the prospect:
of Bail and EvERErT
81 have been travelling for five weeks in several couu
ties Of Fls, Tennessee and 30 far have seen and
heard any expression OF opinion, the nomination Of
Ball aud EvsaEr takes well with the conservative por
ton of the people, including great many Democrats
ind perfect host Of honest Democrats who will not
support the nominee of either Democratic faction
From an quarters of the country the same gratifying
Intelligence greets US These signs need no comment
they speak for themselves and show that the patriotic
aud iucorupGble people enlisted for the Constitu
lion aud the Union aud viii rally zsalousy Tor their pre-
servatOn.
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VIII They Do IT.

The Dsmocyat, the Freeso organ in ST. Louis and a
supporter Of LIScoLS thinks that BElL is so prosavery
Ia his views that the Southern Democracy ought to vote
for him aud adds
ION this issue Of slavery he has record which must
be much more acceptable 70 the Pro-shvery party than
the platform adopted NJ Charleston and in the event OF
Douelt nomination by the next Baltimore Convention
of any Northern man. we see nothing TO prevent the
Tennessee statesman from receiving the undivided sup
port of that party
This Is what the AboIdoui5ts NorthAnd South think OF
Nr BslI. while the Southern Democrats intimate that
he IS uasouud and not TO be trusted by the South The
differences between the Republicans aud the Democrats
Is tbs-the Republicans tell the truth, while the mo
crats lie
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E.,m ,h-Lr arm base. a. ,oon =, ~

came into ppbic lie, sir, IN the eryce Of the UNI
ted States Ou that broad altar my earliest and all nv
public VOWS have been made. propose TO srye .
6.Hcr MASTER far depends any agency Of mine
av shall continue united States, united in interests
aud I'm aecou united ia every thing in regard to which
n, Constitution las derreed their uuor united in war
for the common defence, ,bS common renown, and the
common glory, and united compact SEit firmly togeth-
en- in peace for the common prosperity and happiness CT
oursslye- aud children
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mARRIRD.

Al Friends Meeting House. e Street. In Philadelphia the
A Of this month JOHN oRKNsHAW Of Hsnneo county, Va.
I'd JunIfH ANh WILLIS, Of w former Plsse
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Partr Platforms.

HaRFrRs' MAsAzISE.-We ars Indebted to West
I,hnston Ion the July number Of Harpers Msgszine.
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err oldest remedy Exeroang RATS ard
MICE COCKROAoHEs, BUGS ANTI MOSQUITOES. FLEAs,
MOTHS, GRAIN.wO ANS sud GARDEN INsEcT4
gxy- Principal depot. Gl2 BROADWAY, NY
sold by all Druggists everywhere. mylG-i8m
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@aRARE OPPORTUNyT

No., A RARE OPPORTUNITY -
49, offered 10 OF capitalize purchase he 10
partner retiring, engaged In the Nh0l,sae
Boot and shOe Manufacturing Company In Philadelphia The
House Is well established one favctAby kno-u
South The business u
Continued llhealh Is the pa
e retiring. Address Of ALEX hill A co
ma22-lg 1871 Nan IT Richmond. n.
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BARRY,S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and cheap
est article for dressing beauyng cleansing curling preserving
aud restoring the hsl Ladies' Try Sold by all druggists and
perfumers. mhi3-i6tn
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-, SPECIAL NOTICE. cent.

W. 81 81 will buy Of GTshsms small Stencils Tor
marking clothing with sDFIBs Isx C1 and examine sEec
MEMS live Ia the country, send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also every variety Of Brands made 20 order
A y. GRAHAM Brand Crtter,
fe 2n Cor 18Th and Cary s, under Tobacco kIehangs.
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COUNTRY CURED HAMS few very sups'is
" country Cured Hams. Iast received, for sale by
"a, A. T.. MOORE AgsEt
JeZO