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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp stree, /,
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eHEsoEnr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp s.,ess,}
Monday. June 4, 1860 )
Since our last report the weather has been ex-|
tremely warm.
The river opposite the city is rising. and it is
estimated as being II feet inch below high water
mark.
On the levee, during the past week, business
transactions were moderate, with but little anima-
ton. The Homer, for Red river, and Gatahoula,
for the Ouaclta, left on Saturday with fine trips;
also, the New Falls City, for the mound city. The
arrivals were not abundant by any MEANS Among
the number we notice the John Raine and Ohio
Belle from the Ohio river.
The receipts Of staple produce for the week end
ing Friday noon, foot up as follows: cotton, 5le7
bales sugar, hhds., ties. and bills, 1929; moasses
4 l49I bbis.; Hour, 23,062 bbls.; bacon, hhds and
casks, It'll; bagging, lOo7 pieces; rope, 3s9e
coils; corn 81 las sacks; lard, tierees and bbs.,
2s77 kegs do, 5ss; oats, bhs. and sacks, IL 1857
pork bbs. and tierees, l405; tobacco, 64l3 hhds.;
whisky. 1906 bbls.
The Kanawha Board have let the work for i'm.
proving the navigation of Kanawha river in one
contract with Messrs. Barton and Robinson of New
York. The price is said to be favorable, and the
eminent ability of the contractors, gentlemen oil
extensive experience in works Of this kind, will
doubtless secure speedy execution Of the i'm
provement It is expected the labor will be com
menced by the 1st. of July--or as soon as prepare
| rations in procuring the necessary machinery and
bands can be effected. Four large dredge boats
viii be put to work. The people. along the river
are in high spirits the prospects of the speedy
completion of the enterprise. The Kanawha Re.
publican says In less than two years we may ex.
pect to see an active business done on our river
Boats Of larger class will be employed in the
trade, and'when the greatline of railroad and
canal shall be completed through the State and our
resources fully developed, the prosperity Of the
4 Valley will be immense.
The feet and splendid packet Gen. Quitman ar
rived at Louisville on the soth ult Her time to
'nas port being five days, three hours forty minutes
eapl y Ferry IL en- route for New Orleans
from flttsonrg, at which place he had contracted
with H. NJ Speer for new boat To he nlaeed in tl,e
Arkansas river trade. We understand that abe !.
to be l55 feet long, SO feet beam and nj faat aoor
\ in short vessel in every respect similar e a.
| Quapaw. s.e
The ateamer Era No. 8 arrived last evening sron
Red river, and reports the river receding ali tn
way down. with fleet water on the falls aud . fee
at the msnth She left Jefferson on Wednesda
last. The Bayou was falling rapidly, and 80 inche
water il reported on Potato Bar. The lake is 7,
| ceding gradually.
/ The W. N. Thomas Is coming down with the ha
Of the Eclipse for some Southern point, where sh
| will be used Us wharf-boat.
The Cincinnati Commercial says The third Low
water packet for the Cincinnati and Memphis trade
building under the personal supervision of Capt
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Recespfs of Produce.

LOUISVILLE. Per steamer John Raine - 1903
hhds tobacco Jas Turner--9 do Given, Watts &co
20 do Kirkpatrick &co-4l do Wilson u Young
% do ] DeArman- 26 do Moore u YanCu lin-4 do
Campbell, Mckee &co-7 do Gunther. RodeWald
co.. do Perkins &eo-50 do w y Robinson &co-
| do j I Moore 6oo--2 do II II Short &co--7 do
1874 scks bran ND bhls -four II Fairchild &co-50
pcs baeeinc j A Haggerty eco u bales jeans to
McStea, Value &coe69 bxs candy to Gallagher,
Wales &co-- mes castings Waters q Bro-33S do
j CoIon-- 70 bks nantes Wood, Mlitenbergef "
CO. 100 bxs saFsaparilla Wright &co-2 cases
mustard Beebe SEQ 80 pes bagging Harris
Ii tics hams j 81 j Murphy-l6 do R Geddes-24
scks corn to T MeGinnis-- l345 do 90 bales nay 10
N 0verton &co-- $500 bbls flour Ito pes hagglng
$40 seeks corn 0glesby u Macaulay-lSl do " est "
Nettleton- 326 do S e Michel eco AL do rs ties
hams Feilowes kco- 81 bbs eggs to Schneider &
Wise-7 do 57S seeks corn B Ethel &co-500 kegs
lard 200 coils rome Parmele & Bro-sundries to or
der--Total 500 hhds tobacco.
CINGINN ATT " Per steamer Ohio Belle-a6 hhds
40 bxs bacon 80 bb,s beef 40 bbs oil SO hhds sides
Sd ties hams w s. WRIGHT &co- 100 bbls whisky rs
hf do 20 bbls oil % feS hams sc ties lard 200 bbs
-four ID Grief ,Eco-300 bxs candles Connolly 4
eo-5O hhis bacbn to r A Boyle-30 do Pinekard.
Steele &eo-20 ukgs liquor to ofder-7 ties hams rs
bbls vinegar 1 Hhds bacon IS firkins butter IS do
hxs cheese II S Seward = "a cks bacon 45 tirkins
butter 100 bbIs lard 2il bhls pork g l. Dolsen Y
SOUS ID payne 1 Harrison 70 tics hams Dds
eggs 90 ftrkias butter Eaton & Betterton-24 kegs
lard 81 pkgs butter 10 hf bhls beet Del Bondio--
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For Nashville Every sATBRpAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REC

Ny !. lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods,
ssAAkkA1{ - W Boyd, master JAS. johnson, Jesse
johnson, MASTER Red Rover, w. Strong
master will leave New Orleans for Nashville and all inerme
diate landings as follows:
Jas. Woods. Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, March a.
O'Clock. p NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson, SATURDAY, March 81
o'clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master SATURDAY, April I, at s
o'clock p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY April IA,
o'clock, p. NJ
johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY.
April p, nj o'clock, p NJ .
Red Rover Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, April
Is, AT o'clock p. NJ
5 o'clock p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master. leaves SATURDAY,
May II, IT O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY. May 10,
o'clock, r. III.
JAS. Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. May &C.
ho,clock, 7. NJ
johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June 2, al s O'Clock, p. NJ
Red Rover, Stfoug master, leaves SATURDAY, June O.
at 8 O'clock, P. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY June l6,
At o'clock. p. NJ
Jas. johnson, Johnson master, iaaves SATURDAY,
June ., al O'Clock, p. n.
Red Rover. Strong. master leaves SATURDAY June 80,
AZ 5ecoek, p. II,
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY July I,
81 o'clock, +. N.
Passengas and shippers rely these boats leaving
pnneiuall according The above schedule. For reight or
passage apply on soafd oE to :. ,,,--,,zr,
ml9 If II Camp street
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Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galyeston-Miss Gaines. Mrs. Gaines three chill
dren and servant, Winnimore and lady, Conger and
lady, D. Richardson, lady and servant, Mrs. Han
nah and SON, Miss Pbalen, Miss Bell, Hobson, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Dustin, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Clark, Miss Bonhan, Mrs. Freeman and two chill
ren, Miss Sanders, p Schetzell, lady and six chill
dren, H. H Allen and lady s. L. Allen and lady,
Mrs. Faulkner and servant, Travis, Derson, Will
liams, johnson, Campbell, Prosper, Lopez, Enos,
Sumpter, Rush, Burr, Fiber, Bonners, Capt. PEN
nington, J. A. Hodgkins, Doty, Webster, Baldwin,
Capt. Sterrit, DIR. T. Jones, c. Weeks, S. Schullen-
begger, Allen, Hendricks, Christian, W. a. Prem
tiss, Powell and son, Herman, Sturnes, Davis,
Beach, Fisk, Beach--l9 on deck.
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FOR ATTAKApaS.
Us, MAIL LINE E.sk ATrAkA-

- ppss, Daily, connection with the N o., o. and
Iss&sSS "a. VI. Raihoad-The fast steamer st. Mary j..
Attkison, master, built expressly for passen.
gers and light freight will connect with the 0peousas Railroad
leaving Berweks Bay ay for Paersonville Cenerye and
Franklin and viii extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
the latter place with fonrhorse mail Martin
Lafayette, Grand CoIeau, 0pelonsas and Washington.
Rnnning time from New Orleans 10 Washington twentys4
hears, being the quickest route travelled
Az the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering freight than in the trade
Shippers vii please the their Iay receipts
j. If. JOHNSON * CO.,
SIT No. 5 Old Ieyee, Agents.
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9iber gntelligfnff.

General Remarls--B usiness--The Weather.
Receipts of Staple Produce for the Week
A New Craft for the Arkansas River
Clippings from our Exchanges-Dcpart-
ures To-day, etc., etc.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, June s, at 8 P. II.
Regular Shreveport Packet.
EFfhVp GEJEP EyTFVJSAEz .V
Leaves TUESDAY. June 5. at 5P. NJ
. T.. Kouns Il Rrns Low Water Through Disnstch Line.
REETTT,AR RED RTVNR PACK F.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY. June 4. at P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKsYILI.E
sTn@ = Canton, Eddyvile, Dycnsbng, Smithand, Padn
sah Matrepois, Cairo Columbus Hickman, Me-.
iens-The fine light draugh regular packet steamer
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, will leave as above
u. DUFFIELD Agent.
my3O II Camp street.
No. The j. j. will take freight to ali points Tennessee
river with privilege Of storing and reshirping.
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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzOO AND TALLAHATCHIE

~ IT 5, Mail packer Dew Drop, ). ii Parisot
master, connecting with steamer charmer on her
Mt Vieksbnrg FRIDAY mnrningJ-For Sa
tara City Tchua Silver Creek Rertonia, WesoFer
Honey Island Tueys anding sidon, Cranes Landing Rs
Sun Humphreys Greenwood Point Ieore Gosvlie, and
al intermediate landings Talahatchie river high
sharkeys landing leaving vicksburg Friday arrival of
the 81 o. clock evening train,
81 All ffeights shipped by the Gharner will be taken
through high without charge. a2i
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Ssippil,l antslligtats.
GsssukNr 6rficR, No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, june 4, 1900.

JKNSvkNI tsen Y
Monday Morning, June I, ie6o.S
Cleared Saturday.
sts.anlshsp Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston and In
Sianola. g Harris
Slip Eastern Queen, Hancock, for Boston, :,
Creeyy & Farwell
Ship Cleaner Lunt, fpr Liverpool
Cammack l. Converse
Ship Indian, Ayerill, for Liverpool, :.
Crceyy & Farwell
Ship G Bourne, Edwards, for Bordeaux,
VIM Dewey eco
Schr Isaee Toucey, Hanson, for Ruatan Island,
j b Pigniolo eco
Schr Victoria, Wilson, for Galveston.
Cohen Nj Soria
Sehr Minnehaha, Young, for Cardenas and a
market, Cohen M Soria
Schr Carrie Sanford, Haggett, for Indianola and
Lavacca, Goldenbow l. Lesparre
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Leaves every z Y ESD AY II B o'clock r. Nj
NEW ORLEANS AMI WICK q
YAzoo RIVER.
YAzOO RIVER rACKET.-IT-- g.

HALOO RIVE PACIkELT.-u. &.
~ Mail Lime icksbufg, Greenwood and railaiat-
che river packet steamer Prince, EdyiH
Butler master, in connection with tile stearnera
Lafoarche and Vicksburg. An freight shipped 70
Yazoo TalRhachie River Of the
60 through without detention. 80
The and magnificent passenger Prince leaves
VicksbuFg above, the arrival 8 tho half
q cars and The steamer Lafourche a picksbag every
Tehnia Silver Creek Burtonia Head Of Honey Island Shell
Bluff Sidon Cranes Landing, Rising sun Humphrey Land
GuTeton, Bccks Ferry. Greenwood Point Iore and an
landings on Iaaaatehe river Returning the Prince win
train for jackson, Morton New Orleans
ALSO with the packets for Memphis, Louisville St Louis
also the Vcsburg and aouehe for New Orleans and
intermediate Landings.
All business entrusted to this boat will with promp, aen
tion -.
vIRGfNTuS q. DENTzEI
A hynrffa ;p,rt
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Steamboats,.
ARRIVED Yesterday.

Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston LIST inst, to / Harris--lst
dist.
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell from Havana 3lst
ult., to PUG Bfothers--lst district.
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INDIAN0LA and GALyESTON-Per steamship
Charles Morgan 10 bales cotton Wakefield Il Will
bur--l6 do Perkins &co-140 head cattle G Wilkins
&eo-sundries to I Harris-Jones Express-F
Newhall &eo-D EonaX &co.
HAVANA Per steamship Habana-s undries
to order.
MATANZAS-per brig G Merryman-365 hhds
u tcs 10 bbls molasses A Thomson &co.
NEWPORT Per ship Ed Hyman- 6792 bars
railroad iron 5000 railroad chairs to order.
PENSACOLA schr Sarah Cole-30, $50 feet
lumber 81 500 laths to Simpson 4 Dorr.
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SeIcal,,lIlIa,bont,a,

John Raine, Underwood, I'm Louisville.
Ohio Belle, Sebastian, I'm Cincinnati.
Hiawatlla, Din, I'm st Louis.
Telegram, Lel|ke, FIN Shreveport.
Crosse Tete, Gross, I'm Bayou Sara.
Mary e., Phelps, FIN Vicksbnrg.
Era No. 8, Konns, FIN Jefferson.
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nj enoranda.

The steamship Hahana, Capt. Mcconnell .from
HaVana, which arrived at this port yesterday, re
ports as follows: 18th--Arrived from New York
bark Amanda; ]. e. Bruno, Gayle, from Balti-
more brig j. D. Lincoln, Webbers, from Port
land; schr MatchlesE, Curry. from Key West. goth
Arrived, United States sloop-of-war Crusader,
Maflet, from Key West, and sailed same day on a
cruise; steamship Gahawba, from New Orleans, at
5 o'clock P. NJ, and sailed on the 30th, at noon.
3lst-Arrved, ship Atlantic, for New York, to sail
next day. Health of Havana was good. Not a
case Of sickness amongst the shipping.
The bark Union, Capt. Davis, previously re-
ported as below coming up, has been ordered to
Pensacola, and sailed yesterday from Passa-
fOutre.
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Arriv ca saturday.

Arrived saturday.
Ship Edward Hyma b, Nell. fm Newport, Wales,
18th April, to Cammack & Conversational.
Brig A Merryman. Colbarn, Is days FIN Matan-
zas, to Creevy 4 Farwell-2d dist, 20.
Schr Sarah Cole, Boghitch, 3 days FIN Pensacola,
to master-Ba$in.
Steamboats,.
Gladiator, kliIefeiter, I'm st Louis
Picayune No q, Broad, I'm Jefferson.
Alabama. Boatdman, FIN Mobile.
Towboat Whitmnre, Whitmore, I'm the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the 9th ult
ships Maid Of Orleans and Autocrat, brig
Hope-brought up ship Ed Hyman and brig
A G MerrymaH.
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Liverpool, May lA.-Arrived from New Orleans,
Madras, Robinson Sandman, Treyellick !; Alex
andrine, Titcomb III. R. Ludwig, Miller; Poto-
mac, Reid; Baggid, Gueyilliminy. 18TH Media
for, Flitner. 18th John Parker, Calhoun; Ora
goon, Upton. l7th--Eleanor, Watts Moses Taylor,
French Valparaiso, Sofa; j. P. Harwsrd, Andres
Armada, Thompson; Celestial Empire, Pierce.
I5th-Arr from Galveston, Ocean Guide, Young.
No Arrived from New Orleans, Byzantium
Hilton; Maria Greeley; Felicia, Nelson Wilbur
Fisk, Burwell; Lady Sale, Pentecost Atalanta,
Whtmore.
Deal, May 13,-Arrived from New Orleans, P.
Flood, Anderson, fhr Bremen and proceeded.
Queenstown, May 14.-Arriyed from New Or
leans, Regulus, Thompson.
Cronstadt, no date.-Arrived from New Orleans,
Alice Wilson, Wilson James Hovey, Robinson.
May 7th-E. w. Farley, Nichols. l0th-Goronet,
Boult.
Bremerhaven, May l2.-Arriyed from New Or
leans, Ceres, Humphreys; Manhattan, Gray; and
Altoona,
Havre, May H. Arrived from New Orleans Ed
ward Everett, Gunby; y. NJ. Mayo, Snow. 18th
Wild Cat, Morse.
Antwerp, May ld.-Arrived from New Orleans,
Mary, Marshall.
Laugh Foyie, nc date.-Arrived from New Or
leans, Bellcarrig, Beaton, for Liverpool, with loss
of buwarks.
Barcelona, no date.-Arriyed from New Orleans,
Eseoastie and Buenayentura.
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A Exports.
GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-Per steamship
Mexico 1882 bblS flour so bbls molasses go bbls
whisky 20 bales baggng 100 bbls pork $50 bags
coffee 800 scks corn 30 bxs soap so cks bacon 10
ties rice rs bxs candles.
INDIANOIA AND LAVACCA-Per schr Carrie
Sanford-47S seeks corn 20 bags coffee so scs oats
30 SKIS salt rs bxs soap 402 bbls flour II bbls whis
Ky is bbls pork 5 bbls molasses 20 kegs do bbls
beans bxs tobacco 5 bxs candles tc lard . tics
hams tc cks bacon 20 pcs baggng l52 bars rail
road iron 81 pkgs ndse.
BOSTON Per ship Eastern Queen 1860 bales
cotton 1884 horns 1000 hides % hhds tobacco bxs
mdse.
LIvERPooL-per ship Geaner-2706 bales cot
ton 638 bbls rosin Be- bids tobacco $500 slaves.
LIvERPOOL-Her ship Indian-776 bales cotton
43I hhds tobacco 2,4sQ stayes
BORDEAUX Per ship G W Bourne 1913 ,316
slaves 547 planks rs pcs oak timber.
RUATAN ISLAND Per schr Isaac Toucey-5
bbls tar / Dbl oil hbls rice bbls pork bbls
hf bbls bread rs pkgs mdse 5000 shingles.
CARDENAS-- Per schr Minnehaha- 200 empty
hhds.
GALVEsToN--Per schr victoria-s92 seks corn
so bbls pork 100 pcs bagging 10 ties hams pkgs
mdse.
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BY Telegraph.
Foreign Ports.

New York, June 81 Arrived, ship Galena
Leavitt, from New Orleans.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, al 81. N.
Regular New Orleans and Fsri Adams Packet
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUM
80 L. ming Passenger Packer G d m A re. s.
Hena, MASTER will leave above every SAT-
RI 4 Y evening fetnrning, leaves Bayou Sara
WEDNESDAY after the arrival Of the from Wood
Vile taking freight and for all landings on Tia
Coast For freight passage apply huaFd 10 9
r. VI. ADAMS & co.
fe7 Corner Front and Eornfntn ytrees E
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Ell GUS A s..
A u A B A M A RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY. june 8, at so p NJ cars.
FOR SELMA AND NIONTGOM-
~ n cry Wstumpka and alI landings Alaapssffv
The superior lake steamer Car0ndelet.
R. sinuot, master will leave lake Of the
Jefferson and Carroon Railroad For freight passage
ply to
je4 j. L. HARRIS 81 Natchea street.
rIhe steamer Carondelet is receiving freight the
depot Tivo Circle
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The best fencer In Paris il beautiful young lady
Of Polish origin, Mile, Linowska. At s1iree at
the house of IN aristocratc widow in the Fauboufg
st. Honoro who it appears il fond of fencing, and
has an apartment in her house devoted 20 that
sort Of exercise, the evening closed with grand
assauit-at-arms. Dressed in the handsome costuIae
of her country Mile. Linowska held her sword with
SO So much grace and precision that 10 gentleman
present was able to touch her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

A STRANGE CASE OF SuICfDE.-From the officers
Of the Arkansas river packet s. II. Tucker we yes
terday received the particulars Of mslanrhclY
case OF suicide, which occurred on that boat when
a short distance above Pine Bluff early Saturday
morning. A week ago yesterday well-dressed
young man, who gave his name AZ Lewis II Stuf-
gss a resident Of Medina county, Ohio, took pas
sage on the Tucker at this city for Little Rock,
Ark. His conduct did not excite any undue sus-
picion, though at times he appeared 20 be iasofing
under d mental alteration. After the noa1 49,
left this city, and when a few miles above flhs
Bluff early on the morning Of the 6tn iusl.,
| tleman occupying Tie same stateroom WIN SUR
riss was startled by the report Of pistol ana the
groans Of man in tie agony of great PAIN spring
/ INC from his BERTH the upper one, he was amazed
at discovering Surgss 10 the berth below, Weller
inc In blood and the last agonles OF DEATH pro-
dnced by pistol shot. the weapon still BY his slde-
| The wound inflicted by his own hand, was q NOR
tai one the bail having entered his left breast and
meme trating the heart, death ensuing In lev mo-
| inents.
Upon arriving at Little Rock, his remains were
decently inferred by the officers of the boat who
discovering his address from letters in bis posseA
sion, ut once wrote 70 his friends, Informing them
of the sad catastrophe which had befalIen him.
What could have been the cause which prompted
the taking OF his own life, we cannot conjecture,
other than he was deranged, as at the time Of the
suicide he was in possession VI @ considerable sum
Of money, man apparently well to do.
IMemphis Enquirer Sth.
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q A. FAHNEsTooK,s vERp1FUeE.

This only eectual remedy for Worms has bee
used by regular practising hysans than
peary medicine which has made rs the
Emitted States.
with freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained einence the medical profession
NIL the Middle, Western and Southern States.
The of It's popularity is the fact that nothing as
been discovered which In it's place and fa
used without any te result II
perfect safety every II worms sss
GREETED within the system 1t VIII speedily expel them w'apa
fall s45s &s8s Td ss5ds7s ..,,,.h.sa-
But in order 10 obtain the genuine ARTICLE every
haIa he IN his reT aud ooL well initials on tse ns
tie ana wrapper, and be particular 70 ea tha = 9a faSw
A Fahnesteeil's YeImifuge and no ofhers ~ 'Ass
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LEGAL NOTICES.

If New Orleans No. 159l9.
NOTICE liz hereby given to the creditors Of
I% his Estate and TO all other persons herein interested
show within ten days from the present notification IL any
they have why the account presented by the Admnistr
Tx Of this estate soud not be hoologated approved
and the funds Distributed In accordance herewith
T. MIcHoT. Deputy Clerk.
pEu1IrxE coun p DIsImcr sUcCEssIoN On DR. G.
Dc Ia N0uvelle- ORLEANS. TIFFIN-No 1870
Wis est par 10 present donne aux cream
n cers de La de Succession personnes que
celia peu concefner dayo dednire dix jonfs date
presene les raisons pour esquee compile pre-
de a dte succession serat point
homoogue les fonds entire ses mains repars
coilformement an dit compile
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
mvli is 10 E. MICHoT Depnte GreHier