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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

AN "1NrERxAr1oxA1 .",Un.
der this heading the Savannah Dis.
patch describes flag recently gotten
up in that city, and intended rs the
joint representation of Georgia and
South Carolina. The flag is surmount.
I'd by the inscription, ''Thc Day of our
.lelivcrance is dawning." Immediate.
ly underneath this, and upon the op.
poslte sides Of the flag, are the coats
Q, Of arms ofGeorgia and South Caro-.
lma-bctween these arc the "clasped
hands" in token of the Union of the
two States. Underneath this are the
words, zone Destiny" snow or never" :"
1--WE will secedc." This flag was sas.
pended across the Savannah river. be.
tween South Carolina and Georgia. Oh
the afternoon Of the Soth ult. A large
number ofpeople were present on the
occasion, and the unfolding of the fac
70, the breeze was greeted with cheers
waving of handkerchicfs, and the fir:
ing OF a "Southcrn confedcracy' salute
Of fifteen guns. Gl.oH
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

Rev. Pm. LYNCH, D. D. Catholic Bish-
|op Of Charleston, withdraws his name from
the list Of candidates for tho convention q
South Carolina. He says:
I appreciate the compliment, but I must
say that, besides being unwilling to occupy
very responsible position, for the duties
OF which l have not been trained, and feel
myself untitled. l See that tho special en-.
gasement Of my clerical position will call
me repeatedly away from the State, and
would otherwise prevent ms attending con.
sent'on. Hence most respectfully beg to
withdraw my name.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
~TnE Mor;0ae,,to ofCoro, .

@TnE Movime,.to Of G enoa, re-.
Iates the following curious anccdotc.
When Garibaldi arrived at Caprcra.
he was astonisl,ed to find the appear.
anee Of the Island quite changed. In.
stead OF the stony desert he had left,
he saw before him we'll cultivated
held and beautiful plantations, with
shady groves and spacious avenues. It
looked 'as if a magician had been there.
and struck the Island with its wand.
bidding nature forthwith to lavish her
treasurcs~on this chosen spot. But
the General was still further surprised
when, instead of his humble cottage.
IN elegantvilla stood before him. on
sntering which the mystery was soon
enpIained-.tor 10! ON the walls of a
tine large h.R there hung the portrait
1T his friend Victor Emanuel, who had
turned bis absence to account in order
TO prepare this surprise for Linn.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

t FARMERS C1Ups.-Wo hope the
farmers of this county will at once set
about the formation Of clubs in cyery
townships. Much good has already
been accomplished by means Of such
meetings, but much more remains to
be done. Aside from the discussion
questions pertaining particularly to
the business OF agriculture, there are
questions Of vital interest to cyery tax.
payer, which q united effort on the
part OF farmers may solve to their own
advantage, and the advantage Of our
citizens Of the country. Reform in
our State and local Legislation need to
be made, toaprotcctr the interest and
promote the welfare ofthe farmer. tho
united and energetic on. the part 81
the, industrial classes, these reforms
viii not DO made. For the purpose
OF bringing these subjects more fuIly
before the puclic We invite commuui.
cations from our triends.-Freepor,
Bulletin. .- NJ. -rT: '.'''cf -
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

he bound to Observe the compact. A.
bargain broken o., one sias is q 6ar-
gain broken on all sides.''
1t il unreasonable or unnatural. in
view of these facts, that the Southern
prUplu should lave come to tho con.
clu<ion that their rights and interests
Ars no longer safe under a compact
thus deliberately violated by one of
the parties to it? When they see the
authors of this hostile aud unconstitu.
al legislation, placed in control of the
National Government, it is strange
that they yapprehendcd even more
serious and direct assaults upon their
constitutional lights? And more cs.
pscially have they not. cause for alarm
when they sec the fugitive slave law
openly resisted in the State OF. the
President elect, since his election?
Only, a few days simcc,at Chicago. a
fugitive slave was arrested, under the
provisions Of the law passed in obedi-
cnce to the requirements ofthe consti-
iution; q savage mob gathers in the
streets; incendiary speeches are made;
thc lives OF the owners of the slaves
and OF tho officers of the law are
threatened and put in jeopardy; and
finally the slave il forci6ly rescued
and set at liberty, in defiance and the
Constitution, both of which are thus
practically "nu!Ilicd'' at Mr.. Lincoln's 8
home: And what is still more signifi.
cant, in the chief city Of Lincoln's State
there exists a. organized military com.
pany OF negroes, tire chief and avowed
object OF whose organization is to res.
cue might've slaves from the officers OF
the law, and to trample openly and
'tetlantIy upon tho Constitution anJ
tho laws, and no effective opposition
IS made to this reasonable band by
tie friends and supporters Of the Pre-
sldent elect. In view Of such fact, il
1t no! truo that there are traitors q,
the North as we'll as at the South? Arc
not these acts as reasonable az any
yet committed at tho South? Is il
amy less criminal and reasonable to
trample upon the Constitution at the
North than tits to repudiatc it at the
South? And before denouncins the
''treason" at the South, is it moi wei
tor the Republicans of the North t.
remember the warning-.cast out frs
the beam in thine own eve. in orde,
that you nay bottcr free the mote tina
is in thy brothers eye?
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
FROM TitE SOUTH.
TIE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
SOUTH cAKoLINA AppRopRtArEs $4,000.

Charleston, Dec. 13.
The Charleston Courier believes a com.
promise impossible.
Columbia, Dec Is.
The Senate has adopted report appro-
pratins $5Oo,COO for the cxigencies which
secession may create.
Large secession meetings were held last
night, at Savannah, Columbus and Atlanta,
Georgia, so far the meetings have been more
conservative than otherwise. All, however,
are in favor Of resistance in some form.
The Montgomery Adpertiscr yesterday
published presentment. Of the grand Jury
in the federal District Court, declaring tho
Federal Government worthless and impo
tent and a nuisance, for permitting vio.
latlons ol the constitution in State nullify.
ing the fugitive slave law and for othe,
causes.
Washington, Dec. 13.
A letter from distinguished source JUS
received from Alabama, says it is now Ger
tain the co-operationists or conservatives
will carry every county in Northern Ala
balna, thus rendering doubtful the question
as to which side will triumph in the con
vention.
! Col. Taylor, a leading Bell man Of tn
State, has published letter thoroughly fav
oling cooperation. II, however, the ordin
ance of secession be passed, the conserva
tives will insist on its being submitted. t
!, the people for decision.
;. Private accounts from Georgia state tha
the conservatives. under the lead Of A. II
Stephens, II. V. johnson, Mr.. jenkins AM
others, are in strong hopes Of carrying
, majority Of the members of the State Con
; vention, and that the conciliatory tone {
the Republicans will do much to strengthe
> southern conservatives.
A circular has been prepared by Souther
3 extremists addressed to their constituent:
t and is privately presented to Congressme1
of that class for signatures.
Notwithstanding the denial to the con
trary, the President received week az.
the most distinct and expressive assuranc
that South Carolina would not resist tn
federal authorities during his administration
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

s;9 - poor man once fell in love
with an l'ciress, and the passion being
returned, it only wanted tho parents
consent to make them happy. At
length meeting the father, he asked for
the daughter, ..How much money can
you commando" asked the millionaire.
very gruffly. II cannot command
m"ch," was the reply. "What are
your expcctations?' "Wcll to tel! the
daughter"
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
secession seems to be inevitable.

Delazon Smith died at Portland. Oregon
on o. the 18th uIt. lie was recently one Of
tue United States Senators from that State
"A vas passed a house on which Was
naneo I'M, farm for snil." He stopped
anu enqu'red OF woman who was picking
uo chips At the wood pile, "When viii th;ss
',!m SAIL Without looking up. she re-
rais2 Me w;nd!,'' ' ~""
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

: They WILL NOT REs1ex.-It is re.
ported on the best authority that Chief
Justice Taney, will not resign during
Mr. Buchanan's term, that he is indic.
nant that he should be approached on
thi: subject, and avows he will die
WIN bis harnas on. Although in fee
bic health, his mind is clear, and the
prospect is he MAY last Presidential
term or two yet.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

Rev. THOMAS STOCKTON, the venerable
chaplain Of the House Of Representatives, in
his prayer at the opening Of the secession
occasioned an irreverent grin on the faces OF
members, by the following invocation to
Almighty Power: "Oh Lord, consider our
President and his advisors! They lack
w1s'fon', but if they ask. Thee, Thou wilt
give them literally and j ptraid them moi" /"
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

-, Mr.: BUCHANAN AND. ENSIGN SrEBB1xs.-
Inc Iosss Washington correspondent sug-
sests that, on the question, Of REFRESHING
secession, Mr.. Buchanan occupies the plat.
form Of Ensign S1ebbins, who was in favor
OF the Maine law. but opposed to its cxccu-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
LATE NEWS.

Secretary Cass has resigned because Bu-
chanan would not send more troops to
Charleston.
i. Attorney General Black is appointed
in his place.
Senator Crittendon declares the Rcpubli.
cans obstinate and says he will 90 with the
SOUTH IT they do no: consent to comprom.
ise.
Secession seems to be inevitable.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19

Charles IIamlin, of Orlaud, Maine. a son
OF the Vice President, elect, was married on
the 18th u!t., to Sarah Purinton, only daugh-
ter OF Capt. Dixcy Thomson: Of Topsham,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-19
Nc?1 -.

Is hereby given that my son, James. having
LETT my house and care, all persons are wart.
ed from giving HIM credit on my account
md also that shall claim his wages. l take
his course in order to induce him to return
home. PATRICK DRIDY
Cclle Creek; kovcMhc. 90 1870.
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aIEIR 9A.TRI.T.E.n

Written for the New Orleans CRESCENT
S~>>s>s>S@
Come, friend of mine,
In glass of wine
Let us drink to the dear "Gazelle =
Though her heart is yours,
And your heart is hers,
And may not love her as well,
For friendships sake
My pledge I'll break,
With a health to the dear "Gazelle.a
On her lovely face,
And her youthful grace,
May the hand of time be light;
And on each return
or her natal morn,
May the love that is now so bright
More brightly glow,
That her life may flow,
A perpetual stream Of delight.
Ali hail to our Mary,
The mischievous fairy,
Who enchains every heart with spell;
Our greeting we send,
To our dear, distant friend
As we tip to the absent "Gazelle.n
And our souls fly away,
On this bright natal day
As we tip to the lively 'Gazelle.n
NEg ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1854. H w
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SPANISH DESIGNS on DOMINICA. Reliable intel
ligence has been received here, says d Washington
correspondent, that the Queen Of Spain has sent
ont her regular officials to take possession of the
Dominican Government Spanish war steamers
have landed large corps Of military officers and
political engineers, including professors and
artisans, to the number of one hundred, to take
charge Of the army, the schools, the pnlpits, the
manufacturing privileges, and the mines OF the
republic press has been established to advo-
cate and adyassce the glory of the Spanish rule,
and 70 deery democracy. especially as illustrated
IN the United States Andall this comes, a course,
ifoinsthe indifference OF our Government to recog-
nlze tue Independence OF q neigboring republic.
because there i Niger in the fence. Spain,
flushed BY her success in her recent wars. is TX.
tending her domihions wherever there is an inch
of telrltery open 70 her insatiate grasp.
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saa,s,ecs ~. Moore = Co.,
HoUs DEMONSTRATING STORE

Gus E-F UR N IShING STOR z
7~ No. 40 Camp Street, .zu5.
Has for Sale
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FR. CHINA TEA SETS, e#.o5a-D f
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITs STONE DINNER SETS
cut AND MOULDED GLASSWARE ~
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
FILvER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLETs,
SILVER PLATED NET CRACKS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
49, IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS.
PIANISIIED TIN COFFEE PoTs,
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE URNs,
PLAHISHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLAN1sHRD TIN CUP TUREENs.
iPLANISaED TIN TEA KETTLES.
y PLANIsHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
5 BR0NzED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsK SOLAR LAMPS,
@~ KEROSENE OIL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL LANES, -
nam4. BRITANNIA METAL CASToRs,
BRIT ANNA METAL TRAPoTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS, su
BRITANNIA METAL GANDLESTICKs,
.s. - OVAL Ann soiJARE4rAptN Aye
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS
JaPAENED BREAD BASKETS,
JAPANEED KNIFE TRAYS 1m
JAPANNED PLAfE WARMERS, o.o5.-
JAPANNED COAL VASES,
.9 JAPASNEp Tor,gT sRTs
IS HEARTH BRUSHES. .. 1919.
SHOE BRUSHES. s.yM. =a .@.m
FLOOR BRUSHES, z~m
CRuMB BRUSHES, .@.7
scRUBBING BRUSHES.
BUSTING BRUSHES, nv
EHIFEWASH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES, .o.~s..5 W.
WI 1 =, .rH, ~ B ,,st,Sl
5,i,sTt3rt rit I,5tl. a,s'
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TnE NV oIsLEAss CoNMEncIAL READING
RooMs VI kfr. r. " Cooler opened on Wednesday
.sssas anaaF very favorable auspices. The sub
acfiption rolls for this seasons campaign show
large nnlnber Of new names, and the establishment
xiit IN A. pcpalar a. prosperous The arrange
nents af tls rpoms me admirable, accommodations
are provided for chess players and every thing ii
eaAEElged ior the convenience Of patrons.
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sogART: Importing House Notice is
anisliAhea Mat Messrs. r. Chauaet and L. g. Nee
announce through our columns that they have
formed 4 copaftnership for the Importation and
WIN W commission of wines, cognacs, cordials
ana oliva oils, dealing ~ Al merchandise usually
paEtsiuiag to our trade With Bordeaux and Mar
eeisEes. ne wish the new house the success it will
doubtless experience.
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MEalazI AKD PHYsIcIASs are referred
10 he advertisement Of Mr. Thomas i, White
medical ssla general bookseller, los Canal street
III: N mt has now On hand one of the choicest
collection III scholastic and practical medical text
books which was ever offered for sale in Nav
Orleans prisiug as it does, every work which
tIa stGIsat may require ii pursuing his course, Or
that the professor may need IN the business of his
nraotice. The colleges are about to convene their
members and eachone Of these will ind the books
IN Il slsich. Il NOT essential, viii be use
fal, III calling On Mr. y bite, Io5 Canal street, ID
whose advertisement We ask attention.
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4 bFpAEe Statue " the Virgin Mary was recently
HI pgaratsa ID Mount Gorneiile, at Puy, which
weighs Ito tons. The bronze II that Of 21s can.
mons, Ut Sebastopol and given by the French
EnpernT This statue i upwards of fifty feet high,
and consists 81 one hundred and twenty pieces
aastsnHd together. In the interior Is winding
staircase. as ii the columns Of the Place Fendome
lid 0f tfse pace az Ii gastfile
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GEr NJ Youg WIkRKR uNIFoRM. If the weather
did nat suesnsl admonlsh sba. such case We
wpuia kav has The Hnies At hand BY The advertisements
Of ouch saa watcher d The and styles as Mr.
RaleEt fiika ~ aHa n CANA Mr. r il up with he
tiss xsAds gs hls lis q cassoers
ssseisea and oresd 81 hs fall fahens
Mlaa aciads article gentleman ay reaairs for outer
aad nnder The latest ahe and the most approf
5ka aai stylish flush. Ths public know his and ii ii
sezsea that should rafsr them his adyestise
1eEt seaiAg nth tbs fAc,.
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y. Id. E1anseross 5 Co.,

l2f CANAL STREET,
oaer to the public choice of al styles of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels CARPETING.
Imperial 3-Ply aud Ingram -.
Together with Rugs, Baizes Door Mats, etc., etc.. etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS "A feet wide of the best and me-
dunn qualities
CURTAIN observation-disclosures SILK Wool and Worst.
ed Damasks Fringes, Gimps, Tassels, etc.
Al qualities of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from So TO SIS per pair
WINDOW sHApEswe have the largest stack TO be found
to select from Of all sizes patterns No establish
men the country eau psra better assortment of Cerpetng
and Curtain Material than have open inspection
Of housekeepers. ol5 2p6t
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NEw Dnr.EAss TYPoGRArfncAE Union. The OH
eers and members Of The New Orleans Typograph
eai Union are notified to meet at their hail. corner
ii PeFaide and Carondelet streets. at o'clock
5o4day, gor the purpose Of attending the funeral
ohseaaies 81 ths late Gul. r. a. Lumsden honorary
member of the Union.
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Es,sre Bi-S,etpbtse or Etnse.

The subscriber Sugar Planters that as heretofore
prepal ih5r orders for BI-SULPHIfE o.
LIME which, nsbal be wifi guarantee fe qualify and pu
ry orders him, No 80 Royal street. over the Drn
Store, will meet with prompt attention.
oil 2plm RICHARD III. CHIEN,
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SHOCKING TasseDg.-A Mr. viiets, Of Bridge.
wateF. Conn, killed his two daughters on the OH
insts with hammer. and thsa attempted 10 XIII
himself by cutting his throat with razor The
wound, however. was BOT likely 10 cause his death.
He y represented as being perfectly sane.
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".More Precious Than. zs,tbies.

Is health but II believe the advertising columns of the pa
pers need be without thai great desiieratum the RENE
oes almost than the diseases themselves
Of the former being better than its compeers
wRIGHTbS
Hejuyenaaing Elixir
Is great magnitude among myriad it scarcely can
be cased medicine for is pleasant the taste exla
rating braciDg its aci6D both harmless and effective
operation upon the ebited weak or woe he
gone victim of bud health ard treatment Throw away
Doctors stuff and try This mighty substitute.
Sold by respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canada.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
OILS 2n3eodSttW Sole Proprieiors.
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GLAnET. PoRTER, pHiLApELPHsA puLvERIzEn
caAneoA saissd for sale BY Mr. s. Wolff importer
va dealer. of 0rasies and New streets We d
ses NJ as;ien of the sde toadssrisemens this morning
pahaasszd
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I1ousE-FuRNISu1Na GOODS,

French and English BED BLANKETS.
French and English CRIB BLANKETS.
White and Cold Narsei0les eoUSTERPANEs.
White and ceored TOILET COVERS.
LINEN sHIRTINGsr-a all Widths
PILLOW CASE LINENS
COTTON sHaETINGs AND snIRr1Nas.
IRISH LINEN sHIRTINGs.
Brown aud White Table DAMAsKs.
Linen and Darnask CLOTHS
Linen and Dsmask NAPKINS.
White and oolored DoYIIEs.
Linen, Hask and Diaper TOWELS.
eommsaore TOW ELS and HOUSE CLOTHS
GIMPs, TAsssLs and LOOPS.
Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
Curtain DAHAsK
Jacquard and Damask MusIINs
Linen and Bobnet MEETINGS.
Table and Piano COVERS
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, GLOVES, etc.
Ladies' and chldren's White and Brown COTTON HOSE.
CASHMERE HOSE.
=. :. SILK HOSE
Isle THREAD HOSE
GRAY AND BLUE HOSE.
Gents and Youths Merino and Lambswooi HALF HOSE.
White and Brown Cotton
Lse Thread
INFANTS SOCKS and BooTIEs
CaILnREN's zoUAv@ CATERS.
Ladies', Gents and ohildlens Merno VESTS and WRAP
PERS.
Ladies' and ohldrens Kid sink and WOODEN GLOVES
Gents ard Youhs' Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
caoTHs, GAssfMEREs, yELvETs, etc.
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DEsaRAniE REslpESeEs FOR RENT.--The three
eoanaeAsa weasranged dwellings, ioea ed
= MO- ss 70 and zsi Magazine street, ST. Joseph
Ana aefa er for rant. application MAIDS
y. W. 81 Aiasbn 81 easondeIei s.ree,
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TIE Toilet.

"rRfFELIo" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIo" Cures all Erupttons.
"TREFEL1o" softeps the SKIN
"TREFELIo' Beanti8es the Skin.
"TRfFELIon Eradcatcs Huruor.
"TREFELIo'' 80 cents bottle
Particularly adapted cluiaes few drop poured
in the water for Bathing Is dscuusy refreshing and exes
ing giving the Skin Freshness moohess Elasticity softness
bflhsHey and Pnritjconng and rnvgo4tng the
des hrn and Of aHboT richness of Beauty; removes all
Eruptons Immensely popular Tmone the Ladies'.
R5~Sold everywhere d, 60 cents . uotte
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME No. 1874 Cam,
street, and by Druggists gcncray.
-..z.z@..@ TILEST0N 4 CO,
my23 2ply General Agents Is broadway Nv Yo,s.
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CaEnsg TIE particular attention Of buyers
eAsa sseai ~ ii az eap hiI,s dsaNe5sl
eRo sEpes aEa Fas tsse plscs MS az it Id asiee
n slla 49, zes Y n eaE es. koa MA II old fssee
w 1t astns. Ii snfs M
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sHAwLs, cLoAKs, etc.

Black Velvet c.LoAKs and NANrILLAs.
Black silk PELTssEs and BURSoUs.
Black and colored CLOTH CLoAKs.
Black silk MASTTLLas. go
Infants and childfen's PIQUE cLoAKs. :
Infants Cashmere CLoAKs.
ehildreh's CLOTH oLoAKs. 90 @E
Barege and Grenadiae sHAWLs.
: WOODEN sHAWLs--Tu great va,iety, 3
CASHMERE sCNRFs.
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y. A LEyg, u, y co, will sell this day Ii los
secsk i, M, l sast haadsaas housel,ola Far
atRsa. psHno foIse ~ rfesdsaeliue.
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Aa ansax " Musrc The famous ana fanonaly
popular Rntnsey & Newconb MinstreIs ofter bill
sg asraetlons for the entertainment Of yisi-
fots Il the Academy this evening.
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TaE INTENTION of buyers il called 10 the auction
sslsaf German ekas ibis day ciesk at Messrs Maya,
asosli-gs Mo. 81 tehppriionlhs street.
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IhE SEAsoN SryLKs, Those enterprisiDg deal
ii ~ Lyons ep, hsya shaken themselves together and
Which VIII invade sasirsast acnea Gahig Estahlihnei
ID, q and 81 81 street with great fass power No
e hess Az rnsh thoush dhsy reaey and
thsek Chi 81 and daie, the most eSobiaat ana
dgaens Whlci he made, bg hllidg hs m i'm
ore Woher tho demand Is who esaie
sst bays eoshpg furnishing goods, they
ready qne promptly, and ptces tie reasonable
sea eau saya By house 4las deals ieEEely that i
csn aiarf smell rsss This ai aaa winse fashions
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