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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

"Dot" drew house full last night and will draw
to the last, for it is drawing to close now. It's
end approaches, for it will positively end with tile
week its long winded run, and give up the stage
to " Our American Cousin \ and lord Dundyeai,g.
Dot will go out in blaze Of glory with full
houses to the last, and there is no telling how long
they would last, for it won't die natural death
the manager has resolved to kill it, to save the ex-
cellent performers concerned from losing their
Identity in the dran,dtis personde and forgetting
that they were ever anybody else. This smacks Of
selfshness, as he himself, Caleb Phtnne,', is very
personally interested-yet not altogether selfish,
for he sacrifices his purse-nal interest at the same
time in ending the profitable monopoly of "Dot."
Manager DeBar found last night that Falstaf
was poor staff to lean upon for long run-in
fact fall staff which rebukes the faulty that per-
suaded him to lean it, as decidedly as the .fat
knight would the idea Of lean on himself. In
short The Merry Wives Of Windsor were on
their last legs last night for the house was quite
thin.
At the Amphitheater good house, as usual
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poydras and Hevia. Bail given to appear on the

Poydras and Heyia. Bail given to appear on the
4th.
Michael McNally, charged with assaulting Eleo.
nora Norton with knife. on New Leyee street,
ana win having repeatedly abused and threatened
hef. Locked up for examination on tile Sd.
DISMISSED. The following accused parties were
yesterday dismissed BY Recorder Summers.
Bascomb Hunter, the boy charged with stopping
a. A. MarmIons supply Of hydrant water, at No 2sG
places. ff =
Jean Baptiste, (. m. c.. barber, charged with over
charging John Uriell for shaving him and cutting
ms har-urieli giving the barber five dollar
gold piece from which to deduct thirty-fiye cents
bnt Pm. the barber keeping the piece and asking for
ai W.T., doar more. under the pretence that he had
dyed the customers hair. Discharged upon re-
turning the 81 65 in change for which the ems.
toner had him arrested.
Henry Loewenthal charged with invading the
room room. Of Jacob kopp, at No. "a South Market
street. breaking open Kopps bureau, and taking
away AVA about $50 in gold and silver coin, seven
gold and silver watches worth $l12, and j. <. Is
dagfnerreo%tyP.e e 7. likeness Nc evidence.
James Nesbtt, charged with boxing the laws of
Edward Eagan, on Tchoupitoulas street.
Mary Russell, charged with going at Lena Ed
street.
Ann Kelly, charged with stealing sss worth of
clothing from the above Mary Russell, in crib on
Perdido street.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-,Judge Hunt.--Mr. Jas.
NJ. Musselman yesterday presented his diploma,
and was admitted to practice in this Court
James Diamond was tried for larceny and found
guilty.
w. H. Burroughs was tried for shooting with in
tent to murder, and found guilty of assault with
intent to KILL with recommendation to mercy.
Burroughs was police officer of the First District
and on the night of the 9th November last, at
No. 10 Triangle Buildings, shot John Costello in
the side and in the arm, shot another man in the
arm and knocked down third with his club. The
testimony showed the proceeding to have been
almost wholly unprovoked, and the verdict of the
ency.
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Later from Brownsville.

The steamship Indianola, Capt. Flanders, from
Brazos st. Iago, arrived last night. Mr.. j. Allen,
the purser, furnishes the following report Left
Brazos on the 23d inst the country was in the
same unsettled state. Cortina, with about 800 fol-
lowers, at last accounts was about ten miles above
Matamoras, on the Mexican side and frequently
squads of his followers were engaged crossing
stock from the ranches to the Mexican side. The
Major in command of the American forces had
called upon all who had met with losses, or in any
way sustained damages, to present their claims to
him within stated time. The river was very low
and falling rapidly, which caused great delay with
all transportations by steam. Left the following
vessels in port at Brazos st. Iago:
us cutter Hy Dodge, Capt Harley schooner Ia
msuipas loading for New York schooners Woodhouse Kate
Bruce W Mason unloadng schooner Reindeer arrived on Tie
h schooner, unknown, arrived the Indianoa was
leaving. ~
PAssEsGERs.Mrs. Watson daughter and servant STr T.
Gonzales, u Gonzales Mr. Cheayarin f. De Beanzaran Mr.
! Arteaga lady children and servant B. Robe rson M
Faramildo, j. Dener, T. NJ. Lopez -
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Report or the state Treo..,er

we nave received copy Of the Report to the
Legislature Of r. A. Hunter, State Treasurer The
following is a Condensed statement of the cond
tion of the State Treasury Department, and the
income and expense accounts for the year ending
December 81, 1853:
Balance IN the Treasury the January 1850 25 155 m
b XII iTe ~ setTees from the LIST January
psd i, d,r,,9 ~ ~. .,.4,., ss,slaoss q
Balance in the Treassr .......... 81 325 10
The considerable balance shown to be in the
treasury is mostly to the credit of special "funds
on account of which alone II can be disbursed or
invested.
me statement exhibits an improved condition Of
the general fund Of the Treasury as compared with
the table ofrecepts and expenditures for the year
previous. The receipts have not increased in the
same ratio that the wealth and population Of the
State have, and an increased vigilance in the en-
forcement of the various laws by which revenue is
derived should be practised. The Legislature
should take some action to this end In 1857 it be-
came necessary 10 borrow 100000 to relieve the
treasury from debt and sustain the credit Of the
State; the Treasury was bankrupt during most Of
the year 1858, and at its close s250,o00 more than
was on hand was required to meet the demands of
the general fund. In March last the Legislature
had to borrow 100000 to pay outstanding debts
and meet current liabilities until Tax Collectors;
payments should come in: sl50,O0O Of this loan ia
yet unpaid.
large portion Of this official document il de-
voted to quite an elaborate exposition of the Trea
surer's disagree1hents with the incumbent of the
office of State Auditor, and feeling of personal
enmty Is permitted to be too apparent to be grace
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Time, 2:47-2:4s-2:47-2:45.

DISCOVERY OF A SUNKEN CITY.-A gentleman,
lately from Jamaica via Boston, gives some curious
particulars in regard to the discovery made in the
harbor of Port Royal in reference to the ancient
city of that name. The discoveries were said to
have been made BY party Of DIVERS but it was
not stated who they were, or what they went for.
It turns out, however, that they were sent from
this country to explore the wreck of the steamer
Osprey, small vessel of 500 tuns, that used to
trade between New York and South America, call
ing into Kingston, Jamaica, a few years ago The
Osprey, in 1856, was on her return voyage with
rich cargo of India rubber and other yaluables,
when she as usual called into Kingston On the
very morning of her intended departure shortly
after midnight, she caught fire through one or two
Of her crew attempting to steal spirits, and she
burned to the waters edge, and then sunk.
The divers have been very successful in getting
out of the hull of the vessel large quantity of In
da rubber and other articles. While thus engaged
the steamer Valorons entered Port Royal, and
something being the matter with her bottom the
American divers were employed to search. They
did so, and discovered that portion of the copper
had been stripped off, which they made all right
Having done this, they were encouraged to explore
the ruins of the old city now lying in several faith
oms Of water, which they did, and reported that
they found the streets of the submerged city entire
as they had been laid out with the ruins of build
ings on each side. This is matter of antiquarian
research, (f term may be used, and it may in the
New World) and though the gold and silver buried
there may never be discovered, (and who shall say
they will notD it is really worth exploring the
wreck Of place that was once--insignifieant as il
now is--one of the most ancient cities in America
IN. Y. Express.
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RELIC OF FORMER TIME.-A late English paper
says that an ancient piece of ordnance has recently
been accidentally discovered in the river Medway,
near Chatham Doekyard. The cannon was found
embedded in the mud, and was with some difficulty
raised to the surface and removed for the purpose
Of being examined, in order to discover its age
It is Of iron, and when discovered had three shots
in it, believed to be the twelve pound balls. An
opinion has been expressed, which Is somewhat
favored BY the appearance and shape of the gun
that it belonged to one Of the men-of-war burnt in
the Medway in tho reign of Charles IT, when the
Dutch fleet, under De Ruyter, sailed up the river
as far as Upper Castle, opposite the Dockyard
and burned several English vessels of war, then
lying in the Medway
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STATIoNARY STEAM ENGINES

ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL TO 30 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS from II fest % 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Leavitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
ard wooden frames with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
stearn,s Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Doube Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
sraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, OF 8, TX, and II inches IN
diameter by u feet long and seared for either horse
power.
sHAFTiNG, COUPLINGS, PULLIES, STANDS HANG
ERS, sad Boxes Of all sizes
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS a inches in diameter, and from
+ is TO 30 feet lang
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to u inehes diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
of all sizes Of the above articles generally In
store ready for delivery the shortest nsee and for sale
ths most favorable and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent any address
by matt
mye aWtf 10 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HdTEI-J Bradford, Miss; t Norwood
ss,1ss Ss'asa ETs1Iss T.; FqsS Ms%pSs %sss ssos
Savannah: + Hopkinsdn Ph,a; Coggersha Morrison
nj aS,e asa Z .yspoS m ERg ; MIss MWsFRg King and
paan Mobile Alien h shradsr s40'Ksi Ks satton Il asr1e
Ala Candy sparksSe; Mason, River; l. BogeTt,
w. 9 Ksnas sa"? yotnspni ieyerng s. Loas Young
"Dragoon''; " Parson, F Cnrran, i, Mcdowell,
rha; 4 Jones Ab9syyile, s g; Richardson, Young
bell Or g w Hulse, D Como and lady, DR. 4 Hardy q N
Eogan, Miss Morgan, I'M Dr G Hebert Love TEX
Daseombe u Howell 5 q; L Palmer III; DR.
A @ Wells, Har, ford; il Clark, Md.
CITY HoTEI.-T b R Hatch G A j Brown, j B BensGeld
and lady Russell md lady, simonds lady DR.
Massis, " Ferguson Texas Malls,t Y; swiiiey
Ark; Madison ard ady, VII Daughery, sara; Z
Ebl"y bne PTS W,1kin. M wsss nshr and u w9ay
wade Rsssrs Ross S"G 'ctay cawrs ispI%eaa Porte
Bryan Leigh Texas capt eahbilI in; Nelson,
ia. MG9rs K5hs VII II kib9e Haasss Baykn,
Fslrans5y a,ns.y 6 Tas qs'ssi%g %' 5;
Si.s; hasel Mis- stsffs, HOW'LL kFeTD Dies,
s 2, Gels%an Pa Thhtfod AK; Maynard, .i's
Pope n Rnhin III n;S ;aSesey LAWRENCE and lady Mrs
Y; NJ Hatch, Pensacola, Fla 'e' ia. iH0"'p''''
ST LOUIS HeTEIrts Hoingsworth coast !: y s Goode H
Mrs. oakley ehs seison AeSssatJ Le%is
unip ~ 3 L Jewell Scarborough DIR Williams son La;
cae 7: standart ohio Nsas and i,,i ami
y JAS Dull acos Texas Campbell and lady Pittsburr.
) N Daly and lady, L orme Ark. o
SITUATION WANfED IN COUNTING HousE.-A
yong man Of experience as an adyeres for u
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bbis. at slI 70 ~ sl7 II new Orleans siolassss
y aaa'sa A. av V 20 ets psr gallon. NV OrIsans
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s. Western Meas p,~t /,
quoted at BIG Is to SIT oe The sales 4 rSo,ss
amounted TO 1900 bbs. ct SIS So Corn Il a,sas
at 81 cts. t'7 'iaseteu
River Intelligence
ponti is falling, with seven feet four inches IL yrsts
in the canal. - Z @ss1
pIGEsBrEGy Jan. ~. - The steamer BfrknaI1
passed down st 10 c'eloek this morning. the Az
and the Judge Tarrence at o clock thjs evefng z
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awtf
pATToN, SMITH g. PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREET!
Agents for-thegSale ....m
MA NUFA CTURED TOBACCO

Have hand and constantly receiving,
on direct Manufacturers Largest Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
every variety they have offered the trade solicit
the attention GR0CERS and DEALERS their
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON 4 MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; ia BELLE CREOLE SIS and los; BUCK
FIHNEY.s SIS and los and KEETs l0sbedes various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS u lbs, and others; LEONo
RA pounds the Premium the State Fair
tersbarg Va November 1885, Y T. P. JONES' pounds and
Twists which taken the Premium in North Carolina six
years succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco
world -
WIILIAMsoN's TWIST, (frst pickngsa KATE ELIZA
pounds connoisseurs only and in fact every
scription Of Tobacco generally used.
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES which we receive
direct nn commission dl2 6pn
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MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2.-Notice is
given through our columns thatthe regular monthly
meeting OF No. : will be held on Monday evening
next.
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ITHVUrse NMIUH.J itTHlu rtlates tue following
incident:
On the 18th inst, Mr.. Justus Beebee left Pine
River for Elk Rapids in boat, with his family and
household effects. His family consisted of his wife
and two children the eldest daughter of eight
years, and the youngest an infant of two years.
When out but short distance from the river they
encountered severe gale which eapszed the
boat, and the little daughter amidst cries for help,
sunk to rise no more. The mother and husband
cung TO the boat, succeeded in righting it, and
were again capsiaed. The mother, with the child
in her arms clunk to the boat until her hands be-
came still with cold, and she was obliged to relin-
qush her grasp. She then took her child in her
mouth seizng it by the calf of its leg, and succeed
ed with the aid Of her husband, in reaching the
shore but to gasp once or twice. The child was
dead. The mother and child were buried in one
grave The body of the little daughter was not re.
covered, Dir. Beebee arrived at Elk Rapids by
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ARRIVAL on THE STEAMSHIP TEuroNra.
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The following notice il posted at railway sta
ton: !" Travellers should be careful to deliver their
baggage to proper persons, as gentleman few
not heard Of her siuces
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cPALDING,S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLuEl
Save the Pieces:


ECON oMYt ATCHl
9& ny~t A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.'-Ga
accidents will happen in wellregulated families It
very desirable have cheap and convenient way
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc. ". +
spnlding's Prepared Glue
Meets ali emergencies and household afford TO
without always ready and up the sticking point
There longer necessity for impng chairs spinered
nee headess dolls and broken cradles 1t Is Just the article
for cone she'll other work popular with
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically
held solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
cabinet makers glue may used in the place OF ord
nary mueage. being vastly adhesive.
.UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, % cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING 4 CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up Dealers in containing four eight twelve
aozena beautiful Lhograph showGard accompanying
package.
n1-A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will times its cost annually every household
Sold by prominent Stationers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPAIDINGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up list 1t will stand
any climate. jal9 ly&W
T .OuIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING fNIANu-
FACTORY
New ORLEANS.
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TRoTrINe RAcE.-A very nice little trotting race
came off over the Creole Course yesterday after
noon, which was witnessed by very large attend
ance of our amateur horsemen. Lady Washing-
ION, Lady Poker and Serea-up were the contestants
for purse Of 500. Lady Washington was the
favorite, at odds, before the start and after the
start until the the race ended, although the re-
suit of the third heat made her hackers little
shaky for time. The story is best told however,
by the following
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Old Noah B. was, in his old age, given, when in
his cups, to religion. One day his a old woman I"
sent him out to split wood, but coming across a
brandy bottle, he came home very much !" obfasti-
Gated" his errand unaccomplshed Taking seat,
he commenced with
Wife-wife, do you think the Lord, in his good
ness, (hic) kin send US into fire everastinan
No answer from his wife, who was highly in
censed to find her liege lord in such condition.
Wife, kin the Lord intend to burn us all in fire
everastin?'
Mrs. b., by this time, was boiling over with in
dignaton, but still no answer
- Wife, (hc) SO you think the Lord means (hic)
to burn us all (hic) in fire everlastinaa
This was more than human patience could en-
dure and she could not hold her tongue any longer;
she'd speak out il she died for il:
No! yer old fool yer! not if he waits for you to
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1t is not necessary for politician to be ahso.
lutely sIandered for vices. Congressional honors
may occasionally be achieved by reputation for
comparatively trffling defects, or even a lack of
accomplishments. We remember q well.known
Congressman. equally celebrated for his fastness
and his talent, who. after being considerably used
up on several games of billiards, was roundy told
that .he might he a smart man, but one thing mas
eertain--he hadn't been sent to Congress for his
playing "Thar's whar you're all wrong,s he
responded, in a cool drawi. "It was just what
elected me, and nothing else ~ Losing at bill
lizards xs "Ye-es. | always lost every game;
everybody wanted to play with me, and | LET ,em
That made me popular. Sometimes it cost me a
hundred dollars day-b,a got elected q, We
came away, leaving the Hon. NJ. c. in the center of
q circle of nroffered hats
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Jose Domingo. ..s
IMPORTER or HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 10 cusroMHousE STREET,
DLOWs. y. 3.
PLOWs.

.PLOWS. WS..........-..PLOWs.
1910 Kings Carey PLoWs, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley PLoWs.
1850 Wrought Peacock PI.oWs.
1900 Balls pLows, assorted.
1000 Averys
1000 G1ore's Calhoun FLOWS.
1900 Garret II Comnas celebrated Steel Rover do.
100 Nonrse, Mason n Co.'S Steel PIoWS.
1860 Mayher's Cast FLOWS.
UNIVERSAL FLOWS, . r..
Togsther with general assortment of .""" '-'=
Agricultural Implements,
= - consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHEIIERS
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD SCRAPERs,
etc., ETC., esc
8F.NM Also
Afui assortment Of soconb's PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals the late Fair
at jackson, Miss. For sale by
c. Il. sI.oGoMB & CO.,
49,. 81 Canal street,
d9 am And s9to 50 ommon str
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PoLTIcAL FIsTIouFE.-The Harrisburg (Pa.) Pa
triot of the 18th inst. says:
Two prominent politicians, one spoken of as the
Republican candidate for Governor of Pennsyva-
MIA, while approaching our borough in the northern
train of cars yesterday, had some misunderstand-
ing in reference to political matters, which finally
led to blows, and genuine old-fashioned knock
down. The combatants, fortunately, were sepa-
arated before any serious injury occurred.
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OUIsrANA STEAM CLOTHING rNIANU

The subscribers respectfully inform their customers
and the Planters in general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING, of the very best ma
aetials, and at most reasonable prices. "u@-
The age patronage they receive from this and neghborng
States extend their establishment
meet of business and order be able supply
their patrons always with the and best descriptions of
eris they have made with several of the pr,
manufactures in the South aud shall heneeforth
to supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction
all those who paironize their eminenty Southern enterprise
and solicit their ORDERS which shall receive immediate attention.
Ssn1s FIN HEBRsRD 4 co.
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sU NJ AR ":

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 26 S6O-Creoe Course Trottinr Race
Purse 500 Mile heats, best 8 10
j. g. Cudrey's ch M Lady Washington, -
o. w. Dimmickis m. Et1ig Poker. ,,,,,.,.,...
r. Rogers g. Scren-uf f...............,.... dis
Time, 2:47-2:4S-2:47--2;45,
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APT J. b. DuNoAS......ws. P. DuScAa.....s. JAMES
NKVIL ENGINEERING-J.K K. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects and Superntendents
Nos. 1s1 COMMON STREET, and
fs24 iy 241s CARosDELET STREET.
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AN IRISH BRIGADE FOR THE POPE.

DISC QUIErUDE IN AUSTRIA
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The .local'' of promising sheet up the ceun-
trYs solemny inquiries. !" Is this the nineteenth
eenturyT' In reply to our brother-n-arms. we
take pleasure in stating that report to that effect
prevails extensively in this section of the country
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DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL rvrELIIaENcE

OF vnx eIne4ss1As& >
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900 YosT's PATENT PREMIUM
Plows and Scrapers,
For sale by G. II. SLocoMB CO.,
a~ Sole Agents,
DO 4m No CT Canal st. and 50 TO So Common ST.
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL GoLLgaE OF THE CRY or
NEW ORLEANS, STORY Brtpniss. CAMP AID Con-
srRssrNo souheneF should require be told Of ths
we'll known Institution
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HEROIC CONDUCT OF MOTHER Grand
Traverse (Aiieh.) Herald relates the following
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NUMBER 27s.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

rELseaseHeD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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SITUATION WANfED IN COUNTING HousE.-A
yonng experiene AS an accountant aayertes for %
alton i'll this mornings Iaper
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hand and constantly receiving, commits
direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest