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TRoIs AGEs.-This is the title of the continuation
and conclusion Of the Able Adrien Rouquette's
great poem Of LAntoniade, which the author has
laid on our table. We have not yet had the time
TO read the book, bat from the many beauties we
have discovered while hastily CHANGING through it.
do not hesitate to recommend it to all who delight
in beautiful poetry. The book is Tor sale at all the
principal book stores in the city.
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MIssEssIprI FIRE CoaPASY No. 2.-Members Of
this company are notified to assemble at their en-
CINE house this afternoon, at O'clock, for the
purpose Of paying the last tribute of respect to
their late fellow member, William Fl. Slack. Mem
hers u other companies are also invited to attend
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On Wednesday, Sth inst, at Vcksbnrg Miss WILLIAM Il,
SLACK, native of New Orleans, aged IS Yeas.
The friends of the family and those OF his ahernaw, Z.
Laros and NJ aboro respectfully invited attend his
funeral from his residence calope street between
Bacchus and Dryales streets this evening mt is O'clock
1. O. O. F-The members of the Il. W. Grand Eucamp-
Louisiana hereby requested to assemble in Room
No. s. Odd Fellows Hat this afternoon at O'clock for the
purpose attending funeral of late other Past Ghict
Patriarch VIM H. SLACK, which will take place at o'clock.
GARDNER SMITH, q. Patriarch.
JAs FuRNEArS, &. Scribe
MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2--gon hereby
notified assemble the Engine House o'clock Ibis after
noon to attend The funeral yodF LATE fellow member WIN
H. SLACK The members of the Fire Department respect
fully invited attend
LEA f BAE1EwELB Foreman.
On Wednesday afternoon, sh inst. at O'clock THOMAS
Bt RMS. drnS man. ma i've of Iceland, aged 40 years
The friends and arquantnecs Of tbs family respectfully
Invited to attend hi, funeral this afternoon o'clock from hi
late residence, 40 ueeaes street. Erao and ThaG
Streets
on Monday evening 9TH inst in the parish of ST Bernard
NARY MN Auurg rst child OF A. ~ and Sarah A. Wocdruli
vd ytsF- months and ~ days.
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NATIONAL UNION PARTY.
Rg-The Committee have engaged a Room
for the Presidential campaign, No. Of Story
Building corner Of Camp and Common streets
ton Of business and where the regular meetings of the Com
Mite NH Be- held The Committee meets weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING at rs o'clock, and oener when re-
quirsd
RS~THIS EVENING is the regular meeting of the Commit
tee all the requested punctual
attendance. THoS. CURRY,
ivof onI,n SFc,etnrv
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY Goops, Doors, sHoEs,
bf9sAss stornss AND salfssThe particular attention of
huyess saeS 20 the extensive of dry goods boots shoes
bseg. eleihiss and ahs place ihs day az 10
at Roger eo.s auction Nss ~ and " tld Ieyse
sfesl. Teams, sse1 $40 Ninety days crsdis.
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR CoNTRAcToRs.--M W. G.
Bekewel agent Of the Mexican Gulf Raload advert
900 les be delivered the ne Of the "a aad be-
tween rsctogxle and Nine mile Bayou AS The Whale
maaiy sieeesied in the completion of this road, hons
THAI contractors will come forward with promp'ness.
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BELL AND EVERETT MASS MEETINGS. The friends
of the Union candidates intend having glorious
time during the canvass, there are to be no less
than seven mass meetings held at different places
Ia the city, between this and the 9th November.
II the interest on the subject increases in the same
ratio it has been increasing for tie fortnight
among all classes Of the people. will not be at
all surprised il of these demonstrations will
rival those monster meetings which characterized
the Harrison campaign in 1910. Werefer our read
era to the advertisement Of the Executive Com
mittee, for particulars regarding these meetings.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.


The Baltimore Clipper, the editor Of which is
Secretary of the National Union Committee at
Washington, and therefore likely to be well posted
as to political matters, takes the following cheer
ing and encouraging view Of our prospects:
DAY ts DAWStN6.-Not only from
changes of all political hues, but from reliable
correspondents in every section of the country, we
perceive clearly indications that before the begin
ming OF September. ii will be apparent to the most
casual observer that the defeat of Lincoln and
Hamlin and the election of Bell and Everett are
absolutely certain. We have assurances that New
York will go against Lincoln, and there is every
prospect that Pennsylvania will do likewise.
Simon Cameron, hitherto the wheelhorse Of the
Republican, or rather the so-called Peoples party,
in Pennsylvania, has not yet Joined the ranks Of
the railspiiter and it is expected that he will in
disgust at the tergiveTsatons Of the Chicago plat
form. declare himself for Bell aud Everett. Mas.
sachusetts is certain for the Union ticket and Lin
coin will not have shadow OF chance in New
Jersey and Connecticut The shrewdcst poll.
ticans already admit that as things now are, the
election will 30 to the House of Representatives,
when Bell will unquestionaby be elected. or fail
ing in that Everett viii be beyond any doubt
elected by the Senate; but if the progress OF the
Union party continues in anything like the ratio
in which it has progressed till now, its candidates
viii be elected by an overwhelming majority in
the electoral college. The skies are everywhere
Frightening, and the Union men have only to work
to be successful.
Major E. B. Bartlett, late President of the
National Organization of the American party,
made a speech in Memphis on Saturday night
in favor of Bell and Everett.
A Young Mems Union Club has been formed
in Natehez, with j. b. Potter President A. D.
Pickens is the Corresponding Secretary.
FROM BRECKENRIDGE TO BELL.-A gentleman
hitherto for Breckenridge called at office last
evening to subscribe to the Campaign Advertiser.
He remarked to US that he continued a Breckin-
ridge man until he had read the letters of MIR.
Bell, published in the Advertiser Of Friday and
Saturday mornings, but that they convinced him
that he was all right on the Southern question,
and the safest wisest and best man among all the
candidates to be entrusted with the profound re-
Sponsibihties of the Presidential office.
Another gentleman informed us that two Brock
inridge friends of his had been converted to the
true Bell faith by carefully reading the splendid
speech of Ben. II. Hill, of Georgia-and these are
but the beginning. Mobile Advertiser.
A SrRIPED TICgET.-The Campte (Natchitochesl
Times hoists the name of Sam Houston for Presi-
dent and Edward Everett for Viee-P President
Hon. PIERRE SoULE.-We understand from re.
liable authority that the Hon. Pierre Soule has ac-
cepted an invitation from the regular Democracy
of this city to deliver address here in behalf of
the cause Of Douglas and Johnson.
[Vicksburg Wing.
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National Union Ticket.

dAteNN EsShGts
FOR PRESIDENTS.
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee
FOE VICE PRFSID ENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of MASSACHUSETTS,.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
Fist Electoral District.
RiNIERE GARDERB, of St Bernard, Elcccr.
G. DEFEgRIET, OF Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District - D.. =
Hon. RANDALL HUNT, OF New Orleans, Eleear.
JULES LANERGNE, ofNew Orleans, Alternate
Third electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RoSEtIuS of Jefferson, EIcctor
pUHcANs. GAGE of Terebouue Alternate. -
Fourth Electoral District.
J. 0, FuQGA5 Of East Felicana, Elector
HIM FASROr of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II, LEWIS Of opelo1sas, Eleetor.
yAIstN FouRNET, OF st. Mart,n, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District
JOHN RAY, of ousehita Elertor.
Hon. u. l.. HODGE, Of Caddo, Alternate.
Each voter the Polls casts his for SEX ELECTORS
aeh one OF which reside in separate Districts b2i
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body, However, is in doubt and uncertainty. The
Republican Wigwem is an immense institution,
where they hold all their meetings. My next will
be from Niagara. Ados, NuS.
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Hgatr Ress0ratipc /!
aM THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR REsT0R1s
The Bald and Grays

= -
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray;
Cd not Only 10 initiate hi RestoTfve I'M pSes f. vo d
covered something that would results Identical but
al Of Woods preparation ana haze ee folce 70
leave tho field to its resistlesS Read the 5owhs
BAra, Maine, April Is 1859.
Prot O. y Wood Co1Gsntsi The letter wrote YOU In
have published vicinity elsewhere ias given lie
TE1nrlerous Inquiries 5oaehng the at.s e The case
name, ny stated in the communication second, il
Of all therein contained third, does ny har sim con.
tnag TO be II good order and q natural color 70
ber e HIM aGa 40 answer nya,gv ygs Wy e y even
solt 'hIily and better colpred The tae q ny WINS
y y, washed Oh by frequent ahmtt9n Of Ne face Hiep
lie whtsefy fhs ne rSl u" ifF tiio S IS @ S
Been n te receipt Of great nunlbe Of letters from NIL 81
q here + 2 much fraud in he mlnula te q togs
eou'aia ~ vel a MS has, no doubt h1ets bsry initiated
INV nave nnt Vg g ~ S iSa tutfI ny q Lhso.att
deds eAannad with surprise u ai now 81 YEAR,
@ en I'll nyA ha e q taS g 81 as s pii
received your layor OF TWO quart bettlas last which
tgsNet 10 my friends, and thereby maecea thcu TO ry
send noe let by Wick ca discover isn Ia m Ro s nv
Gle will 8qe ana believe where F9sd eeis MT
The inventor Of The good deem my duty, u oreto5Tc, d
all whoinqae Of me Of my anskaksn opin9aS ~ yisl
Aaron's Run, KY, Now 30. 1855
PRoF. o. J. Woop-Dear Sir weuldcgaia.y doing Won
great nastceno make known all the world the wonder.
full welt the Spectod resn haze eNpgiiptccd FROM
n one bottle OF yOnr Hair Restorative After using
kind of restorative but without
head nearly hsir Wa finally ased 70 Nv bot.
tie OF your Hair Restorative, Now, Condor usco compel
to whoever read This thai possess
new aud beau fu growth Of hair which pronounce rsher
se 70 @ h f &i e 'oSo d lae 9 es
the necessity for 1t. Respectfully yonts,
Rgv S. ALIEN BROCK.
Fl $ This testimonial of my Appreciation FL y9r valuable
medicine of unsolicited bi
ii worthy place among the rest it, il yo4 wish fnoi
destroy il, and say nothing. Yours etc. agy. $. A. B.
The Restorative Is put in bottles of viz; Ia,e
medium and small The small holds half puJ recalls
dollar bottle. The medium bottle holds tdry
cent in proportion than the small twe
dollars bottle Thearge holds quart per cent moro
In proportion and retas for three dollars bottle. O. j
W0OD co, Pf0Prleors, IA Broadway, New Y6rk
Market street st. Louis Mo- and sold by all Jd druggists
fancy goods dealers
j. WRIGHT 4 co. Accents
II and 49, Charities street,
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an6 2pti
Freach Perfis,neyy.

Just received by ship India from Havre complete asso
meut Of PERFUMERY direct from the manufactures
LION Il ANDREE,
81 and 90 Royal street,
AUG 2ptF cnrner Of Bien ville
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eIacuLAn -Messrs. D. Q. Lowbor & Co.,
Scamp rect advertise ge4stai seaqa from The small
est tgshe largest slss. Of ihis ar iglez
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MEssRs. MoSraoaiaY / sM,ru sen this doy :,

MEssRs MoSrdoaiRY & smrn sen this day at
n oeiqeks Dr. Ellnlts Stables lot Of one hnnir N
Kentucky nnes They were purchased IN The eouSiss of
keut and faysile By we'll kposn dealer ,hA market
1hisl The iiaess t If mules ii This civ
and Ibis le ptesents Inducements paas elhsrs
Wishing FOOD NUDES. they VIII DO sold efedi 81 x
months without nete They win so ssll at The szule inr
~siiisenent
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SAFE or Beoas AND sHoes-M essrs. beaumont,
aele Co wiz sell large lot OF hosts shoes sls and
Hnile goods, az aastcn tomorrow morning
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ngsaanLr opxacgs 70 ReNr.-The upper part of
~ EsIsn Hank cas street. i oesd to rent THIS Is 4
sesatis opportunity for dentists 10 gel pos
.sssiep y f1st Glass fCsaten Tor ihrif tsssiaess
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ss-Better than ali otne.s -Lafa yette, On

ondaga county, N. Y, June 70 1885.
Messrs, W. Es Hagan Co-Gents; Ny hair having turned
prematutely and being unwilling silver
in youthful days, have tried various preparations which
highly recommended restoring original color
among Others Prof Woods Hair Restore
ess neeca and quite nve, until about year
aga commenced using Heimsrte's Hair Cooring prepared
by you which found TO be all that You recommended 1t.
restored my hair ifs original beauty keeps soft
and oily and The expense trng thai nothing
all after continually drawing upon my funds keep mysef
supplied with Prof Woods the year previous my
pains receiving benefit Therefore tike pleasure
mending your Hair colorns pubic cheap
uti Hair Re-tarer. Yours truly,
WILLIAM p. wENT5s ORTIZ.
onondaga county, Subscribed hefors this
I'D day Of june 1888. h. S. COLE, Justice.
ny Remenbert ,ifs result produced by Hemsreets
Iniuabe he original and only reliable air Restorative
Prizes 81 eents and 81 per bottle SOLD every
W. f. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy. N. Y
Sold by WRIGHT CO.. q An 6l Charree street,
Orleans. jyl6 2pim4W
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jos. ~. Thompson,

M e r @ II a n II TAILO r.,
No. All BROADWAY. cnear Canal street,,
leg 2p2m New York,
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ps-Analyzed by Chiffon Bear In mind
TINT while other hair dyes and eio
con y. their pronreors alone GRIsT ADOROs HAIR DYE
is certified by Dr. Chiffon The distinguished chemist free
from toisonous materials therefore us superior
DR. Chiffon has been selected by the city New TO
ze TIE water he has Ctstadoros Dye
rs inoeaoas that water in its purest condition.
Sold everywhere, and applied py ali Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
WRIGHT Co.. 81 and ISL Chartres street. General Agents.
jy9 2plmAW CRIsTADoRo No. Astor House. N. Y
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Blood Food.

Heahy human Blood upon being ANALE2EDr always pre-
ss Us with inc same essential elements and g1zes o. course
inc tIue standard An"iyze the Blood OF suffering
from consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, scrofua, c,
and we hnd y certain detcigncies IN the red gob
nles Of Blood. 'h fnaf5 >iehs!eneied made we'll
The Blood Food Upon This Theory-hcHr lis asOlish-
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From, Vera Cruz.

we are indebted to Captain Cannon, Of the
schooner Star, for the following report and list Of
vessels in port at Vera Cruz: Spanish steam fri
gate Isabel Catalina Spanish steam frigate and brig
3 Of war, names unknown, were laying at anchor at
5sacrilcios. The q. s. store ship Supply was al
anchor at the same place. The U. s. sloops of war
Savannah and Poeahontas, were at anchor of
Green Island The French brig Of war Marcerio
was al Vera Cruz and the British steam frigate Val
orcus sailed on the 9Th ult. for jamaica The bark
Acme, from New York, a schooner from Mobile
and 1--WE other vessels, MINES unknown, were in
port. sf
II was rumered that q eondncta of &, 900 000 was
On the way 10 Vera Cruz from the City of Mexico.
The rainy season had set in. It was reported at
Vera Cruz that Gen Miramon was eneaaans9 at
Lazas wsh the main body Of h: arn, and that ne
Iabsrs's army wlseh ri tie same reighborhood
but engagement was expected before next
October.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated by salute
Of twenty-one guns by the American, French and
English vessels IN port, and also BY the Castle Of
SanJuande Alluo. The flag officers SECRETARY, W.
r. Danzigger arrived at Vera Cruz on the ult.;
he succeeds Mr. W. r shipsay, who came passen-
ger on the Star, and leaves to-day for Washington
City with dispatches to the Government.
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Desssot Surgeons.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
has removed from No III Canal STREET.-THE the opposite side
No. 25 door from Rampant where he will pleased
his old friends and others who may desire
services nl6 2ptf&W
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ss-Physieians arc ssensrally lo1h TO speals

word iii praise Of what called patent medicines In
decd, 1t article in the code of medical ethes phy
clan who sancog the Of such remedies be consd
cred member OF the National But there are e
cepons the stringent rules and many of the disciples
Of Esruapis haye actually been compelled by the force Of
fets Recommend DR., j. ostettes Stomach Bitter for
those Diseases which only prevalent during The summer
full They have asceraned that there remedies IN The
pharnoeopa which compare with This erln compound
for the dora Of the system Thousands of alnes
siding png dc low grounds Of the Western Southern
Convinced that they have found medicine peculiarly
adapted for theft ailments while other portions Of the
Try, dutins the months The demand for the article
oqualy large
Sold New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
Co. q and 5l Charities street, sole agents for Southern
States whom all orders should addressed and by drug
gss snd deRers generally everywhere. au6 2p6t<W
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aSe To Druggists and Dealers = Bowers
MEpieATEp FIGS This highly popular remedy for habtual
constipation sick and headache bilious
diseases generally put up in elegant style
keep in any climate liberal discount made trade.
They will have speedy sale They spoil. The retail
price is 3Ts per box Manufactured only by Ed o.
RnWSQ and Inc streets. Phifade1phin To- Am
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Linen E1rusre,.s.

A large invoice of FREgeH-EINFN DRAWERS Jus
LION & ANDREE, a-a
81 and Sc Royal street,
aus 2ptf cnrner RienyilIs
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RB- Aftention!-The Union Guard will
next THURSDAY EVENING, tho 9Th inst, at I
o'ceek in Odd Fellows Hall Camp street All in
favor Of Bell and Everett well as those wishing join the
Union Guard respectfully invited
A. MAzuREAU, President.
JOIN Il. FRoBUs, Secretary. AM 2pSt
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Ss-Experience teaches us that deItcacy
females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and fe That objection obgated
Sr James Carke's Female Pills prepared after pre-
scripon Of Sir Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and well known be the only and remedy
female difficulties distractions any They can
be sent bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing
and six postage stampsto any agent.
General United States JOB MOSES Rochester
NY, j. WRIGHT CO., New oreans, Wholesale Agents.
and cold by all resnectahle nruggss fe9 2ply&w
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Udolph0 Wsoife's

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNApPS,
A suPERLATIyE
Tonic, Diuretic, Anti-Dyspeptfc
IN VIC 0RATIN CORD IAL.
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MoRE Africans LANDED.-A gentleman of our
town has kindly furnished the following extract
from letter, written by reliable firm Of Charles
ton 5. O., dated 2Sth July.
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Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pints qnarta
Also On hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
the market which will be sold terms as an,
other house the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
Of 2ply Nos 10 and Is Royal street,
Boots, sssoes essad Rr0g0ms,
AT WHOLESALE,
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchine BOOTS Russ.
SLOGANS, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw Carnpeach,
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO.
No. 10. Magaane street. New Orleans
HATS GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
constantly receiving general assortment OF SIX an
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Loghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Ma1ca
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iyis 2p&w Magazine street,
SOUTHERs WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
e. now. Engineer.
15.....
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
CARPENTERS, JoINERs' AND FANCY WORK, of all
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
I have now in operation PATENT GRINpsroNE SAW
| GUNNER.
Al orders fer CUNNING executed with Dispatch PRICES
MODERATE
Being practical and experienced Mechanic employ none
out No. men This with tie aid of Maehaery enables me
| to defy superiority ia2l fr
| Nj AGiAsEhN .................. .nIACHlN ERs
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
| CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
| SINGLE MACHINES
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
g= COTTON SEED HULLERs.
| CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
~ the Machinery Deaot of RIGH'D F. HARRISON.
| iall # Nos. ~ ST. Charles street
| NOTICE 40 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARnING,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE aHd CYPRESS timber for sale purchaser
At the LOWEST MARgET PR CT.
fsi9 ly STAR planning MILLS New Basin.
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TIE Toilet.

"TREFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIo" Cures all Ernpions
"TREFELIo" softens the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Beauties the Skin.
"TREFEIIo" Eradicates Hunor.
"TREFELIo" 80 bottle.
Particularly adapted climates. drops poured
in the for Bathing deeousy refreshing exhaat
ing, giving the Skin Freshness Smootnes Elasticity Softness
Biancy and Pury-Cooliug and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
flesh firm and Of alabaser richness Beauty removes all
Eruptions Immensely popular among the Ladies.
R9-sold everywhere at 81 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale aud retail by JAMES sYM No 1874 Canal
street, and BY Druggists generally.
TILEST0N Il CO.,
n1g2S 2ply General Agents Az way New York
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We have no news other than what you see in
the newspapers, save that. we know that on last
Wednesday morning at daylight brig was seen
diseharsing a cargo Of negroes, which anchored
just off 0ssabaw, Ca, and that afterwards the
schooner stood in for the river and the brig further
out to sea.l'
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DIR. HO0nanu'8


GER N TERs,
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Ksul'dsCas'e.

=. =-. 3s4 and 3s6 broadway,
-w- NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS and JoBBERs or
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
.5 CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers of RIFLES and DERRINGER PISTOLS.
Inventors of the Cast Steel Oval Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for r. T. BruGs Celebrated AXES,
SUGAR SWIMMERS, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANFILs VICES CHAINS, PLANTATION TOOLS, etc. ~
a1Cataoeues furnished by mail application iy2 2ply
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NorIoE 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDER

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARnING.
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE ad timber for sale in LOIS suit purchasers
At the LOWEST MARgET pr CT
fsi9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS, New BASIN.
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ms 2oeodtt
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30. NIXON, Raasor ana proprietor.