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THE COURTS.

TIE OTTAWA RESCUE CAsE-TR1A1 or JosEPH
S1ouT.-The trial Of Joseph Stout, the second
Of the Ottawa Rescue cases, WAS yesterday in
progress in the United States District Court,
The witnesses Phillips, owner Of the fugi-
tire slave Jim, young Phillips, and Asssrs. Al
bright, Spicer and Co1ony-were put upon the
stand. Their testimony raries in no particular
point from that just giyen by the same IN tho
Hossack case. The effort in this trial will be
to connect Stout, the defendant. with the net OF
rescue, the manner and form Of which is already
familiar to our readers. Ar. Stout is we'll
known and esteemed citizen Of Ottawa. He, it
will be remembered, put the vote" at the time
Of the rescue. The same counsel are in the
case as in the Hossack trial. Owing to the nb.
sence Of important witnesses, the prosecution
yesterday obtained m adjournment to Monday.
C1ncu1r CouRr Or CooK Coux1r.-The regu-
lar term Of this Court is still in session. On
Thursday Judge Aanierre ordered . Grand Ju-
y to be empannelled, and the following gentle
men were drawn for that purpose:
Gen. n. Huntoon, Adam 4uberg, John F.. Newton
q. II. McDe1moit, ". &winbusr, F. o. Fireman.
Amo. GcasRi. a.lup' saaa AlsIanas5 e., 1oafks'
WI. wlite, q. <. B.ls. Calsin Hll
a. E. Guild, Siens9 Casweu,
L number Of criminal cases are to como be-
fore them.
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s1seea's SEWING MAculSEs.-1n spite OF the
Singer l. Co., &c Like street are meeting with
the general appreciation of the public in their
daily sales Of machines. The demand for their
Tailoring Machines has no rival. The public
are invited to call and examine them at s6 Lake
street. 0hs-6t 4. ". Harms, Agent.
, 1860-03-10

YE 01p FoLKEs CoscERrE.-We trust all our
readers will remember the Old Folks Concert
for the benefit ofthe Home of the Friendless, ut
Metropolitan Hall. 1t is being entered into with
spirit, By well known citizens, gentlemen aud
ladies, and will be one of the most notable and
excellent atfaiIs ever given here.
, 1860-03-10

TT q. W. Address, dealer in Wall paper
and Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
his business Persons in want Of bis kind of
goods should BY all means make their selections
at his establishment. feo1 I'm
, 1860-03-10

-E There will be meeting Of the Central
quarters this evening Saturday at n P. H.
The object Of the meeting is 10 confer with the
Executive Committee Of the Republican Club
in reference to providing building for the use
Of the National Convention 4 full attendance
is requested, E. C. LAnyEp. Chm.
, 1860-03-10

The "REprnL1cAS HEADQrAnrxRs."-1t will
be seen that a meeting has been called Of the
Committees, and others interested in the pro-
ject Of a large and commodiops Republican Hall
for Campaign and Convention purposes. We
want space for an audience Of from eight to ten
thousand. Let us have it
, 1860-03-10

TOR SALE.-To Railroad Men -
l.. fha LOCOMOTIVE CJLuMBlANA, bn,t hy
Norris Or 5ears DID. u good running orrf. viii La
xod cheap for e1ch snxed ther property
Inquire ct b. +. HU 1ClllSsuN, ~ 80 Water tilcet
, 1860-03-10

CAsse11's D1D1E-No. 2 Of this work is just
issued, and may be found at the store Of McNal.
II / Co., who arc the agents in this city. II
will be completed in fifty paris; each Of which
will comprise tbirty-two pages Of letter press,
aud thirty-two illustrations The price Of each
is only fifteen cents.
MINISTRY At LARcs-We want TO ind work
in store or warehouse, at low wages for
young man Of excellent character for steadiness
and honesty. He can write fair hand, knows
something Of accounts, will do errands or any
thing 10 be useful. Weknow him to be reliable
all through. Apply to 100 Randolph street
third floor
NEW Auction AND COMMISSION HoCsE.-We
would call the attention Of merchants and-oth-
crs to the advertisement in this days paper, Of
new Auction mud Commission House opened
in this city By Stafford i Smedley. We take
great pleasure in bearing testimony to the abil-
ity aud integrity Of these gentlemen, aud in as
suring those who may wish to faror them with
cousi.nments that their business will be done
with promptucss aud fidelity, aud tha: returns
Of sale will always be made upon call Mr..
Stafford has been long and favorably known to
business circles in Chicago; and his partner
comes here fully accredited By tie best names
in The East. We heartily wish them success in
their new enterprise.
Cook COUNTY TEACHERS 1Ssr1rurE.-Au in
tcrestcd in tie cause Of public education in this
county are interested To know that "Cook
County Teachers Institute" will be formed at
unrlem, On Monday the 10th day of April, 1860,
to continue in session during the week. The
object Of the Institute is to drill the teachers Of
Cook County in the best methods Of instruc-
| ton. The good people Of Harlem offer the gra-
| tutous use Of their beautiful new school house,
house, aud free entertainment to lady teachers.
Gentlemen will find boarding at low rates con.
| yenient to the school house. Harlem ia eight
nile: west Of Chicago, on the Galena / Chicago
cation will bo present to deliver lectures and
aid in the drill.
Coxxox CorSc1L.-The Common Council held
meeting yesterday afternoon, the last session
of the present Board.
Various matters of business OF some impor
tance we're brought up, aud passed unfinished
orer to the uext meeting of their successors,
In the matter of the pro;ect Of oonnectiny III,
xtreet RAILWAYS Of the North and South Diyi
s;on. hv truck across Clark street bridge ant
in which fresh injunction from the Supe1io
Court has just been sersed upon the Commo,
Council, an order was presented by AID. Car
pen&er, who introduced the former order. vir
.-.,,- La..u;a. ~. ,-.;o.. ..,- ~,
,t~oo, hn, r;v,nc a raner,, ,u,,or;+,. ~ ,,o.
tbc ,;ver at .ome other point. At .,,c}, t,tnr
, 1860-03-10

~ Beautiful spring styles Of Hail, Parlo.
aud Chamber Papers, selling at less than cost
Al fa10n's, No. ~ Lake street. mh9
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B An active, intelligent lad, Is Jears Of
age, with good references, wishes situation.
Address IF H." Tor inquire at PREss AND
TRIBUNE Office. dGt.
, 1860-03-10

uouEorAru1c.-A meeting Of the Homeopa-
thic Physicians of this city is called at the uo-
meopathic Pharmacy this r. II. Mt 4 o'clock.
business Of great importance to the profession
will be presented for consideration.
, 1860-03-10

D Particular attention lscalled to the large
auction sale of furniture, mirrors, 6c., this
morning at .. o'clock, BY Gilbert i Sampson,
M - 1,aEe street
, 1860-03-10

GUARDIANS REroRx ScuooI.-Iu the Common
Council yesterday the following gentlemen wero
appointed Guardians Of The Reform School:
Hon. Mark Skinner, E. s. Wadsvorth and
Samuel D. Ward.
, 1860-03-10

"Sr1Ll So GENTLY amiable Snarleyow
Of the 1iinxs is still snarling and swapping 1t
the Germans who, having aided in the late Re-
publican triumph, are taking the liberty to re-
joice thereat- Here are some Of his choice
phrases in yesterdays issue:
Bohemian dog-peddlers Of the Seventh Ward,
Rsg-tag and bob.tail.
Low born countrymen.
Ignorant and brutal1zed specimens OF hu-
manity.
Diabol1cal.
Dangerous
lnfam 1us.
Rioters.
Brutal European ofscourings.
Why won't some Of the Bohemian dog-ped-
dlers" drop small dog.button in front Of the
Tiita<s Office and get rid Of q nuisance.
srxpnr MExr1oxs.-A sailor fell from aloft
on the schooner Illinois into the river yesterday,
and was with difficulty rescued The steam
ship Milwaukee has come down from dry dock,
and will leave for MilFaukee next week..
Prof. Tewksbury's lecture on Slavery, last
evening, drew a respectable but not large audi
euce. The beautiful Music Hall in the Kings
bury Block will be ready for use BY April 1st
1.-THE Chicago Herald in which Daniel Came
ron, Jr.. formerly OF the Timer, has purchased
an interest, is TO become frst-class eight
| column paper on and after the 1st of April, and
the establishment is to be removed to Lannon's
| Building on Clark near Madison street. The
project for the Republican Head d-Quarters" is
under good headway.
RrI.c1ors.-The appointment Of Rev. Henry
l ~. 1.4n nF b. r.
charge of the Wabash Avenue u. E. Church, in
this city, recently racated by the resignation Of
Rev. Mr. Krcbs, gives universal satisfaction to
all that know the worth aud standing Of this
clergyman, who will take at once prominent
place among our Chicago diyines. This leading
and prominent Society arc to be congratulated
that the important field Of usefulness their po-
sition offers in our oity is 80 well and wozthiy
filled. The new pastor ofdciates for the first
time to morrow.
NEW Mrxc.-H. II. Higgins, No. IS Lake
street, has just published Farewell, Farewell
Porerermore," and F." The Stars arc With the
Voyager," by Richard Zetlner-both We arc as-
sured, capital songs. Also "!Sdlrs Roiaa ;" !
classical piece. BY lady of this city. An ex-
ira copy Of "Lorena," !" reminds Us that this ia
one Of the songs that will live.
Higgins is to remove his extensive music DE-
pot to the new Kiugsbury Block Oh Randolph
street.
Tnn WsArnEn.-The following il the range oi
the thermymeter for the ueek - taken E. o.
Hars, apothecary aud pharmaeeutist, fold Com
nercial Hotel buildings) No. 50 West Randolph
corner Canal street:
, 1860-03-10

PEn1oD1cAIs.-Norris l. Hyde, 100 Dearborn
street, are in the daily receipt Of fresh litera-
ture from MI parts of the country. They have
now Peterson aud Da1lou for april, md have
full supply Of all the weeklies for this week.
Giye them n call
, 1860-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

70 Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-03-10
LfOik SALE AT A BARGAIN


FOR SALE.-Soap and Candle
l. FACTORY FOR SALE Or RENT.
ra,t ehanes for A4aa'ae1unz ltna fsane build nE
sat 6tI Of ottawa e miles West Of Chesko fronting
"a ths Illinois and Ae.:an ena and 1thia % Tis of
i has good new se!m EnEiEe and EyIlcr. With Soap
Fa'a Iuls and ify kettles Of l. ec esp'city. with al the
necessary E&s and cspAbe al manufacturing ssaQ
pounds Of oolp Fer week With patent Candle Moulds
WHICH VIII tara out e{oU TO 0o1 pounds OF candles PER
has been used but w nuaths It has Iee lrouss On
" ot OF ~ tons e.pae.y and .p.c.ou: FL Q! never
hs p;rpe1 now offered erss, .ae.ees III e4.h of
s!aa si.ea tnuea!ately., app = n a. ". cAVAkLY,
lice ussawa. SusrGsts Block. Souta Ads Cour Hon:
tau4
, 1860-03-10

pAgao1r--The following Was yesterday
communicated to the Journal:
The house Of Mr. R. G, Scadin, on the SOUTH
east corner of Harrison aud Canal streets, had
e1esen balls fred through the window on Tues
day night, after the result of the election was
aseertained. Supposed to have been done for
having the Republican Gag, with Long Johns
name attached 10 it, hanging out of the window.
, 1860-03-10

KEROSENE AND Coal OIL LAuPs.-The smallest
stock in the city Of old styles can he found At
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets mchl0l2t
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1860.

CHICAGO SABBATH School Ux1ox.-The
eleventh regular meeting of the Chicago Sab
bath School Union will convene at the Second
Presbyterian Church, corner Wabash Avenue
aud Washington street, Oh Tuesday evening,
March 18th, at II o'clock. The exercises will
comprise recital Ct incidents, showing the re-
suit Of Sabbath School labor in Chicago during
the past year, as gathered from the actual e1-
perience and observation of Superintendents
and Teachers. r. il. Gr11FonD, Sec'y.
BCEGLAHIEs.-Weh hear Of two or three recent
burglaries, and cases Of hall-thieying, that
should set our householders on their guard. 4
few nights ago the house Of e. #. Zimmerman,
Esq, corner Of Douglas Avenue aud Monterey
street, VAS entered by burglars who swept of
Ill the watches, jewelry and small change it
contained.
, 1860-03-10

"0s Ne RVx-IEEKS Z C0aA
oEsL ACcrio AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Have removed to tho fhs4s ,,1ts IN ,hs raurn.. nnatr
os T. and ~ reasbora Fr.st totfec1y oppt4ie ths
l1enont houa<.! where they ~l continue ii: Auc'ion
psarnFtress 4, Il fidelity ~ ~
Ial.eua7 attention s!ven Appraiser ro.a and sa1ts Of
fesona f.oge'sy :. re.txnesr stGser t. They solicit
uou io'h nx uoota anu Hnoes ancy alci, l. Fun tu
e all nnds 1ott,nx ua' Carrt::. aat I'D
G"sa - Silver Ware, West lnta t;cot. Goccie. nd
1ny osnsf ales uiy sen 70 sue ton lt ue. fur an'e.
lhsJ !efes. By permission. to M~s4rs. h,own +
1ias md fur Ira;tEs. rh1csso j. G.';o~ay L GO
Ghsagc; Ross ri. ii 4 l.*nte.s. pry leeds CHI ~
CLas Toeey fFo. Furniture peacts. CHI Is Geo. W
Ms.:ae ~ nak Iheeko: s. .. st.nr E.q:, c-!cakS
chc1.o: obadiah I.ckson Esq chEe1co Me,sy. CD.
Ahs- ThoEias kohes. At.o ney. Chicago. 1eaah&: In
, 1860-03-10

CAssELI's DInLE.-No. Of this work is just
issued, and may be found ut the store Of McNal-
" l. Co., who arc the agents in this city. It
will be completed in fifty parts; each Of which
will comprise tbirty-two pages Of letter press,
aud thirty.two illustrations Theprice Of each
Is only fifteen cents.
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DIE D.

In this city, At The residence Of IL. Mu.e on Th7day
Mafch sh LCE only dtukfte. Of George l.. Aad {late)
Narr Scott aRtd iG months '
, 1860-03-10
J1ldllten.

"ANTED--An American, Ger
xra}f f,rrv w.. ~ 49, = ~ ~ ksnsaat ~otA =
Ea4tet street ''' +nhsy7r
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Mem advertisements.

r {. r. 3cRf7kN, Adperhsiaq Aeest, s. Deareor4.s
Il adosai 10 Teeeiss Adse.tsEssa:s es Ills a1i al
LA1dta1 Papers oft1s EortA Ntsf 1.1.sso4v
, 1860-03-10

WANTED-A Situation by an
experienced B2oz Keeper who u wslps 10 make
s! Fese:aiy uefnf. Can Ere the bst city ecrtrees.
AllfeaS I.0. Box lis. UhST1w
, 1860-03-10

MINISTRY AT LARcE.-We want to find work
in store or warehouse, at low wages for
young man Of excellent character for steadiness
and honesty. He eau write fair hand, knows
something Of accounts, will do errands or any
thing 10 be useful Weknow him to be reliable
all through. Apply to 100 Randolph street
, 1860-03-10

UruIAl EurUpea1 UHscUur1nRss
Why won't some Of the !" Bohemian dog-ped-
dlers" drop small dog-button in front Of the
1im<s office and get rid Of nuisance.
, 1860-03-10

FINE 4FE-1 Z1k IL Z
Ctirf Ea1irre--U. r. Harris.
firM AsaisfAnt.-DaFisis knjgIlts.
E,r1n@ iAtanf--r p WnrhI
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.sse.p O,.ssas,s, Deeeanse., 81, 1850.

a,r 81 r. Smith, i66. Canal stfsess
reply yoar question, how like the vuicaie
xafsow Plate Msstcztos Inserted Time ago
Deg sax that mach pleased wish them find
comfortable and than The metal plates
which Ihave had toses by e most sknfl dentists but
could nat use them nascaeing. owing tsndeness Of
,ss ar seine could accustomed hen
aud fc.s them plague than benefit But have
those yo inserted M and uaasieaae with
fsn vary we'll They Affected y acids SD ieel easy
aggeeac is smbse iseif, suppose. sid from he
peect adapasop ~ \ q ahe issseasies ef The Ire
enr 1aeioa very improvement &eniislry.
dralsed. teiure getting ans 4ricisl
HAT would skerse the pufs.s # the natural
dime with e01fszt and fpgeifulne their
besssg arsx siaI.
Respectfully. your ehsdsni servant.
glAM'L cAKgMRIGHT, NJ. D. y
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Gas. Fare Champagne,

SUCCESSOR TO MAX suTAINE i. Co,
Reims,
Purveyor 70 The Courts Of France spaia Prnssla also
to The celebrated Wellington Club. London
srLLRRY. CABINET, IMPERIAL ENGLISH CREAM
ING cHAsPAGNi.s for sale BY Tie principal Grocers atl
Wine Dealers.
nssofders for direct Importation rcceiveihy
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
do 2psn 80 eHsonhause street.
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Reptiles Ia fzte Isstcstsacs.

@17
WORMS revolving subject but they all but
asa.s children, ihe evils we're con
nessce 0rs preparation which extrpaes every variety
o hesa disgusting ceasires The preparation referred
1Vsner's Canadian Vsa1nifuge,
which accompanies Is obect ay be a.n.,
sssdd ii sle teeblest child viii. safety.
Fsf ale IL Nsw Orleans, wholesale and retail BY
]. WRIGHT II CO.,
a and I6l Charities asrees
3aa 2b3teod General Agents.
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SUsasasss nc. Moore,
HoUsE-FTJRNIsHINa STORE
No. 40 Camp street.

! SE-6 " IL ~ ISL N S SIofses
No. 40 Camp street,
HAS FOR SALE
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET HETs,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS,
CIT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE.
sfIyER PLATED GAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLETs,
SILVER PLATED NuT-cRAcKs
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION sETs,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PIiANISIIED TIN COFFEE P0Ts,
\ PLANIsTEn TIN COFFEE URNs, "a
PLANlsHRn TIN EGG BOILERS,
pLANIsHEp TIN SOUP TUREESs,
PLANIsaEn TIN TEA KETTLES,
PLANISHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRoSZED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsR SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE Oil LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL. eAsToRs,
BRITANNIA METAL. TEAPoTs, I'll 4
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL. CANDLEsTTcKs,
NvAI. AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPANNED BREAD-BAsKE1s,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS.
a JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPAHNED COAL VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
GRuMB BRUSHES,
SGRUBBING BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES,
WHITEWAsH BRUSHES.
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES, ssS
CHIMNEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
MARKET BASK ETS sg5@
CLOTHES BASKETS,
KNIFE BASKETS,
PLATE BASKETS.
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY TENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG-BEATBRs,
WIRE OYSTER BR0IlERS,
HALL LAMPS, "a s7alsa
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
COAL. sCUTTLEs, l
AZ FIRE IRON STANDS,
sTIayEI.s AND ToNGS, ss
DOOR MATS,
ii DEGANTER MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
PoRCELAIN-IINED sAUGEPANS,
PoRCEI.AIN-I.rNED PRESERVE Il ETH Es,
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS,
TIMED IRON sAuCEPANs,
TINNED IRON FLESH FORKS.
TIMED IRON BASTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS, sQEa895
Steel. CORK SCREWS,
DINNER AND TEA BELLS,
WOODEN WARE, OF ALL XINns.
many other artclesll Of which will be delivered in any
the city 90 2pMefb1satf
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Desesas Surgeon.
Wines, liquors, ETC,

trtess E1sYttU7 9, ETC,
NOS. 10 AND IL ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzy CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
and pnE continually hand which equal 10 the best that
this market Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, ca BIgET SHERRY SIERRA sIIER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA AND sHERRY WINES,
BHAKRIEsazerac Of The vintage of 1885, 7es and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, of all descriptions Irish
Rye and bourbon ALE and PORTER in pnts and unarts
Also on hand my usuel assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
the market which will be seld reasonable terms n ay
other house in the city,
SEWELL I. TAYLOR,
81 2ply Nos. IL aud Is Royal street
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Coa,tss.kaaes.sEssa .aokice.

The undersigned having aseced themselves together nnder
The name and style Of r. J. PiFFT design entering into tho
Ribbon Trimming and GeneF Fancy Goods business Mt No
1873 Canal street share Of the patronage Of their old friends
and the public generally Is respectfully solicited.
FRANK PIFFET,
n25 2ptf LOUIS pIFFET.
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syanes, French Bs.andics and

LIQ u ON $.
STAR GoGNAc. 1850 Double Extra
1919. Ezra @
SEYARD rRSPPsiEroRs 1861 isss article sin e Y y
ROCHELLE, iss3
Champagne.
PlRER iIFIDsicK, anarss pnts and bnir puss.
CREME DE BOUZY :. .
Fi,EUR DE BoU2Y, I.
EhGtNE cLIQUOT IMPERIAL, in half psnts.
TABLE WINEcaret IN casks, half easks and boxes eh
fiic vi gaix Pontet Branrr Mouion reosiie ST.
JneA ~. Essepae Aontutand Waltz Wne sauternes Bar
3iiFan shy, Port Wins, uaiawta Helid GIN ia.
us-ie . fct%henh, Ahgb, Assorted Liquors Firits and
BriRayfaAa iir oWn Iaiee Clerks, Dstuiein and other
enthusiastically imported and for Fais BY s
A. DUBUCH,
ils tissyier street,
ms aslos Mn.isl eseer 81 C1taries ma irnlleIe ~
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IN 4A&p SxuHtox m are nsntakoxIxesl to
aEs II fer I'D sate SEN
q u tle RESIGNATION w.
s4ts piaea vi, sisaday; i'd ID lam
3aasas lt6z MA Ssas s s I'll az s2ptd
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Daslsy's Magical E'ais1 zs.sssaCfos.

q tls assaaay Of sle age ar ne cte of e1s
ou bs heals dc Without
Ing Tbs hest p4sblc pfosE Gifts niise virtues Is the
co number Of certificates Which po.ris Id iilot Is III
elsui u ny extraordinary W EnFns Pes eali Asrs
Ns Hsadaehe ssHssay Te nsiafeax slammstlou IA tie
1852 spsiass Ssials h, aH Essan, Rhsunssiaa caHcer
eAis Es6d MI selzs Feics rfseF asss .ee., M
Sore aAsles Aiass yetiar aad st,sgsosl scrxFla g.
IiE rAlS EArEAsIo. is Nssraacd 10 se a saf. 4ai &c
fss8asl for i'isss.
Fos Wa VI ~ ofsans Wholesale arsd retail ~
J. WRIGHT & CO, q
p And 5sl Charities street @
s soule sss e sSsa sIl ,,
v Is 7iA;:eq ~ sssee..<e4s..slgsF
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Y9s& Exent xra; Y fsfa Rsaned IL ia iaaes
repaired huui i pre-
IL It o., Mysticism Extraodiaary ia
ny {aseAs ~
1hk vi g ltadss Nsaielas y ipfpaians bi
Ts,eas hlieatis aua Amy cause
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Plantation Ct0t5sistg.

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H. M A La RID & co.,
CORNER Of CANAL AND OLD IEvEE STREETS,
Have in store an extensive and Of
WINTER
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Consisting Of
MONKEY COATS,
PANTS,
FLANNEL and HICKORY SHIRTS,
JOsEYs,
crrEM1sEs, ETC., etc.
All made OF Warm ana Durable stufrs.
n Planters and Commission Merchants are requested to
call ispeet their stock Of Clothing which will be sold Mt
lew prices Orders will DO carefully promptly attended to-
di2 2peodja1 +. MALARD q co.
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M0HE n n NHEHI pck CO.. GUITL0T New
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s1'aM Pepper. s1taH Paper.

BAUM3AGII & EyHsRS, At
6si..s.... Charities Street .............. d
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FRENCH and aMERfCs
PAPER HANGING, borders, Corners, Oaks and Marbles
every variety Particular attention pa all in u
lIne. llg 2p'h}
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EEosttsosy Hooks f0a. 1850.

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Prince Imperial Chan.pags,e,
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULnINGs MISS.
S, II. Adams, Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
Of any country newspaper in the South ver respectfully Of
fered advertising medium Merchants of New Or
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