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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
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parae 3tnlmsr CUR Oisppiitpn ber Patentef
Offen ppu 9 ltbr Wcrgens bis nh Gbenbe.
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Saso.s Nc. II Sah-dreberi6Fr SaLtmsse.
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b Qsfs i'm 5antbe Der Stabt tu benz fur bde ere Edune
aafeteu 9rets $l25 un @erar 3n brteen nnD Srar
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bees gldnes ir6 In Rrse 9etrapuntt fur te megenb
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sbtaen Saupldnes er etne ednje QDt4tgteit erlden.
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Ggb bur1 lberae Beeunftgunen 5ls nr @eielfbdft be-
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g2ltlllnttlt. SO.
SaItimorc=Sod S5Olpital.

@'sSrnpet CUR unterprndun9 Der QudflOlberet.
Der sin39e ploB. mo- etne 9etlur9 erlannt
hm 9ug lsG perpen faEn. gs{} Is5.s Aali.
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l1 ms1 b Hit LENDS rutntrt. rs1
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Or. 9oDnltolr,
I 10er eInalae 9lrat, tpe[cher atl8ei0t.
....'lI tGtdbltrt bor aAtietn Sabrtn.l

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IN penten hen eren urtnblat bCs 0eruReS bet
or9dnben ara bs 0epenretses ker RCpf @urse Ralen.
Cne uranfbe ane dGer ienr cleu ebel be srFea
9eteen smpbnbeen 9ugenb pehe bren Operu ae6br.
litsl Fns ls ber 5tteusu Gedns @f6bten bes vHes
nno penn uttt ete stst werbeu tre sdnnban
cnnungen Srnbten S6pdht Der GcnttMon berpcrbrnaeu
etsSB Wn6s& MAIDEN ub suIes aStper Hnb Sim ser
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Ageittnr fit ben 2OBbed'iden
5flHltOftabaf.

en saaBe bier beiannt baB i'd bic Asenur fir ben be-
xsT Qcs6en S6nupftdbdd Der 6abrit 1on5 4antart
nS gbr ae6ers In philadelphia ubern0mmen babe unb ba
ib tbn an qBtpleiae unb Rlen-9erdnfr rmdBt8tem
Tabrffbretfen II ebldHe. 5etnrtd 8nefelp,
gettsS SO. 6arronlfr
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riff NS' ane Srier mullen eneu DCH-5tamp entbaIten
Gint Seilun9 in Gasetl SlseIcbert,
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9un0e Mdntler,

seqeF we9e he Spf enes SebetneR 9aers SeOrbtu nb
eurb TIRE rtIbEen Gdente unb enpdeIteu
m CEN SrFner pr Serebtqmtett ben 6snat beser Der
Sr oeouVsrurs 3Snt entpdt baben plrben nrSseu & NIT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
Or. 30bnltpn,

res ESntsliHen &rnestHms her gBunblr In Qonhcu
taoufer enes Der tren mbStn6en &cleeFen Der r Sad-
pen GroBten 1beti ieines eebens tn ben ctden
Srr parS pbaeelphta uRb ibten suaebrot Bat
stse Der 6etlungn Spenbet Don benen bic e-
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es eet plcst4en eraaiben ebr tr6redeh 6e a vt er
9fHSea Rleln8IeiteR " p purSeu auseubdlt& &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14

81, 1frtsr, W. RtEtW4IIyUuT1*
eaB M d ter butigea Datum uioae tnbidboitEidSe
Msoerelaemnens setrent babeH Srons & eut9en bat bic
Al'Oa AFl'Oa un0 Palea lbernCnanea. Sran5 &IentseM
w noee 3u9e renen SreuMce un6 Befannten bic &seae
pap 10y cas bser in @pmpa9ne betebene @e6i Gd @N).
as0 psTTriSnltr ST iest anf eesus &e9nanS crlbre
{ (Soz4,1Wt) 81. isfsg slaUBE1a g. RIeHtgtn.
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! @efabrtid,e Rranfbett.
BelOnperS gu bea1ten !!

Dr. Solution btetet allen Denen ieine aI meI6e @ bur
clte eepent une unnat Self Mnb 36rper ieR5renbe fur
nte Arbt es @staiHa Inb be Gtt unfabts aeube Quer
eel3w1bt baben
5e nh etge Der durtpeu ub btfasensrrttsu Eppsn ber
ruben erSppbesR ees eafers; S6wadt TN Raden unb tn
ben C0bern Sbmeraen TN Rpp GSwas bts eiidtS OerluR
Der aRuseratt 5erstICpsh nerSSf unrubs MasendwSts
HnOFbnure DeE UereduunsS Srsaue alsemeue &ntgraua
SYMPHONIC ber S1wtnblHtt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14

Dte 6reden gDtrtaneen Des 9aers nb ltbr ~ farten
0euf bes Gpa&nee 0erprrus Der SSeen ebrldbett her
@sfssafts bOi @pnMnseH abaisunp SOr Der Gseaftaft
&c. lnb eiase Der fhltmmen Tplsen. IT
aausnpe pOa gsrUnea eben Aters 6nneR st beabetIsn
aus wtlSer uae tbre @efnbbe GbHmt e Etre Rra uer-
eesuttnmlse Gr6etnaus be Auseu SuRtn aab Sic M
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teeenten ens n seInber @eR unb etn seunber ore te
nctpweneteten &rcreerne sur teIi&fn @lidfIts nh d
StFs he pre be vte ps eebens sur aursen pserfnGrt
Ut @us4en bes 1ebens pernern fh lnbl& unb BE Sele
rtrc erersn prn Wr;wetFune uab mean&Oen Betra&tu-
gH DaR nrs ee Brsub pe&e Nnbtre esntseu Serweseri
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lIrtbeiL Der NreGe,

De bele 3denbs wele pdbrenb ItSn ebeniebn Sabre
IN eteer @pfdlt rrt unb be Wenee mttgt numb
arjer Operatrnen eIe Dr. pbnfcn ausfGhrte nh benen
m apprrteure unb pee anbert pernen berrbnten
Eru cns Yubtum W wtebebCtcn Wdlen unterrt&tet urbe
Gb emilio etn uf ais GrrenmanH In Biue Gu Gbdraer unS
SpsnPafsfst ae fur Fesbenbe ttnt tfuFenpe @cpdbr-
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Sunae 2ente.

BE @ Sa& betnltHe Batter eed&t tcben ble Ne f. vff Sp
bSen esuH Oor tn Der S91e ernen beren JcIeen M a-
nddtlt pnren ieIbf TN Sdd burG puuttsntn bte wenu
ungebett BITE &be uH68n MAIDEN unb R5rper unb et araE.
rem. iOlten iOfDrt bic nCtbeeu Sdritte tbun
UTE S1de baB stn unger Wau be 5pnune feines aanbeS
eebeEs Osgertsn perben pl 6urG bic csn cner @bruaa
pom pace Der gfasur SpGe Der Ouen aen bebCr r eRtre
ten IN BITE "a &
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. 8trgtnta pfrli9 ,1nb 9lpfels sgrantwettts
@Frf&- unO Iepfel- 8rarntipen 8 perfauIen BEL =, Az
h 4l5sgE af ffsi zoe @Omis uub & &o9erS,
Il go. @cnnlerceitr. H
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Gs 0tEt Se unTenbt aHb aubsbeuttnbt 0uadEaIber pe
S6upFde 5tectpffer 0amptupussr H. & w srbSr,
s M Sns DsTat,s 5 Mama@sF pe pr sebs anatt Der S
@ eg reselmaSte Sbtlbe Merste tttulren BEN uerbrns
Ans as %ssss aH%ssssa fly aufrdnsen bic eunO aasr
rsas SNete tn bre Sdnbe serae sernsdten
une Nr 0pnrn bait es besbalb fir nOtwen6a an
rabusH beOnSsrs fur 5Ot ree NIT nem Oiufe unEsiSunt
Ts e6s stn Ueslaubgunsn cter Dtpme beauSte In ttner
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##8AgSbisfe9 ! @bisfe5 |! gG6i8fen

2siT papsn ote A9enur Fir Srdp'c Ore Is IN.
tpt pa berIbmten Clb Wpe WChiAFet, teFrn,ns
@ssgsr Rsr l0 aud G GaituptDu pr GntIoa aemS.
D.s m 9aHelern 81 9cn HleiIen onbeis bo mi
fommen. Ills ~ V"'t''""s's pstOutet pe-
DOntsstc.aquCre tets gu DEarftsreen.
lc,.a t@titt RSosI X QgtlbeImb
& NSaA4S) sgt@s ,ssf4 379 Q1eif BoIln1prpf4r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
Fassnaas.'s IRON Cotton TIE.
Important to Consumers of Gas.


AfsOOseNSes sO SOseSsszsses'S Of e#esS.
Il; ,bs citv The canse If this IA readv accounted II i, ~,
So - ~, , ;sa - .h ,.,I ), :. - 49,, :. -
:. -a' sn v H's eafp' '"' ue"aha
w 'De 700 o''ApAA' = y" - 'eA'''l'
AemnSWehs SaAs neg uiator,
completely regulates the no matter what the variations
the Company's Gasomeer to give uniform steady
name wl'h Afss ssaas.'oa u sne sonsamp.lon'
-, - - =, y, ~ ~ q. = "A't.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

sApksos RxmnoA ADJ Change Of Tine The pub
iin afs invited TO observe change Of hours in the
adxhktseHent " this route. The departures are
neM q CLOCK a. NJ. and 8 PM. We are in
sefnea alsc, Nv MI. 3. n. Iaongley, General Agent
ct ths Illinois Central Railroad, that the road which
ne represents win make connections with both
trains. Passengers leaving here in the morning.
wiil aFriEe e. Cairo q o'clock p NJ, IL thirtyfour
hem filae leaving II thu evening, arrive at AZ.
MI. thirtyttwo hours time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

4 N AaxEy1Es Iaat evening, though the house
Nlan y seemed delighted with the perform
People appeared to enjoy themselves as
Though they we're making the most Of nhat was
soos e end. Mrs. Wood was as felicitous as ever
" I'M sprts, and played with apparently as much
III though to q crowded audience at the first
" aaaaons No donbt she win sustain herself to
Tie last, which will be tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening" 81 inst, the residence o the brides
Gather NJ ~ ass Linn rsrls JsaNiMG d IN! scoaB +
Or Thursday q inst az rssdenss q ne BRIDES sthsr
eEIfSE fouIsx Bailey daughter d n Bailey. E.a,
all Of this city.
WAC %1asER to Mis- LICE Z sHuawAY sss
tive souls with but single thought, 4, 4 j.
Two hearts that beat one.n j. " ..
ES-Notice-The members OF the Executive
Committee of the American Party 1860 requested 10
meet on MONDAY, the 7h inst. TX ocoek p u, at the
usual place, on business Of Importance
my5 Apt BY ORDER or THE fhhsiphsts
~ seventh ward American Club. Thsrd
DrRrcr-This Climb win at the sehooloasc on treat
street, every WEDNESDAY EVENING at ia 9 eeeS
precisely, until further notice.
BY order of the President:
mya 2pte =. D LoyETr, Secretary
ns~ Eighth Ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Will meet At their New Club Room
situated at the corner of reaen and Elyan Fields streets
on MONDAY the M Of May, 1850 st o'clock r. NJ and ev-
cry MONDAY following until further notice
my4 apte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
ns-Speerss Elderberry Wine, pure and old.
The best summer drink for this climate.
For FAMILY use IN health, and for medcal purposes
For all weAkly and deblitated persons
For females, and the aged and infrm
Make at least one trial Of this native Wine
Sold at j. sYMEs No. lsa Canal street and by other Drug
gists. myA ipotr
Aa-ImpOrfant Ann0mneement--Dr. James
Old Esabished Dpenssry 50 old number and los
ber Custohouse street. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
New Orleans.
sPEcIALITY.
Cures skn and blood Diseases nervous and general debility,
and weakness Of the organs.
No msrcury or other polsons used
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

FAHppr DPsRA TRoupE 10 night ii to be per.
formed erdi's opera, 9 u Trovatore = both prima
doHnaa appearing Parodi as 4zace,sa. and Alamo
~ Eeo,Iora, This i the last night but one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

MAssliScTcN FIRE CoMPANS No. 2O.--The mem
befs ~ Iiis company are requested to notice the
advertised call for meeting Sunday, 9th inst,
attic o'clock a. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

ExEguTIyE COMMITTEE AMERIcAN Party - See
GAIL ~ meesiag a the members Of the Committee
III Asss on Monday, the It'll instant, at Ia o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

lfkz1Aa 0rEkA ~ II Poliutos did not draw a
inll horse Inst much 70 our regret, as 1t was
NH bousAt Vi Sigaora Alaimo. She sang supcrbly
Vi usual and especially II one dnett between her
self and Sbriglia, the performance was SO superior
As1d tie enthusiasm Of the audience 80 great that
tbey bad to repeat 1t. May it not be her last visit
To Mem Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

EolIrsg ToWBoAr GoAPAa The Stockholders
nv AdYertised A another column Of meeting to
NJ aIa q tleir once, Monday, the 7fh inst, 1t q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

Naw YonK Jred Monroe q oo.-This firm
have removed their New York establishment 10
so7 Broadway, under the St. Nicholas Hotel. See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

rs Sloat d Co.'s New ElipticaI Sewing
MACHINE in the uniformity and beauty of its work. in a
Of any Sewing Machine for plantation family sewug
using two threads and making the Lock Stitch justly
toed the only stitch that looseped or unrayee
Il the complicated Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine as 1t does away with the troublesome leather pad loop
checks and is by the scientific very
plus ultra Of Machines Side by side with from the several
houses Of the combination this really remarkable Machine
proved It's great superiority They No 81 Canal
street by NJ. s. HENDRICK.
ala 2pIm&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

CyEnIE GouRsE Attention ID called to tho ad.
vortisenent 81 VIM. Pybus, announcing q double
team tsotting match on the above course to-day at
s o,ciock r. MI go
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

sfHx B0Ens on MADISON AND CARRoIL PARISH
Iasrs w these bonds will please notice our
advertisement Nv tfe Cifizens Bank, of
ryeposaas the purchase of thirty sevsn of these
bSdds 81 4iooo each. z. 2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
Fishing Tackle.

Fishing Tackle.
Ro EFT &c GEM I'M
Have receceived their complete assortment
OF Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle,
generally and call the attention country city dealers to
the following
$4,000 genuine LIMERICK HooKs-A1l sizes.
10000 SHEEP HEAD
10000 Chester Town FISH AND TROUT HooKs-All sizes.
10000 MlNN0W HooKs-Expressly for bait.
1900 Gravtation TROUT FISH HOOKS.
10000 KIRBY SEA H0oKs-all numbers.
10 gross FISHING LINEs-Complete.
10 SILK ready for use
$50 ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES.
100 !. LINEN .'4
10 :. WoRsTED COTTON and hINEN--s4 feet
100 Catties' Assorted SEA GRASS LINES
Also general Fishing Lines Fancy
Coks, Bamboo Poles Jolned Fishing Rods Baskets Liquor
Flasks Silk Lines Fish Knives and everything belonging
amateurs of the sport, for sale by
ROUSSET Il GENIN,
40 2ptf 83 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

4ka0EUisk Isev. nj. Anderson will deliver Iec.
&SFs "a 0iIds FslleFss Hall On Tuesday evening
nsxt fok the benefit of she Yonng Mems Christian
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1grExperiemce teaches us that taelieacy
many females from applying the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obviaed in the
of Sir James Glakes Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scrpton of Sir james Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and we'll be the only remedy
female difficulties and distractions any They can
DO sent in bottle containing 30 pills. post Free enclosing
and six postage stamps to amy agent.
Agent States JOB MOSES Rochester
N Y, J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggss fe9 2ply9W
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sps.ss.g and So tsnsa.es. or 1860.


sps-aag assa Sc smsa.es. or 1860.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
a6, as and 30 st. charles street,
CORNER or coaxos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
--4r-
WHOLESALE AED RETAIN
Just received late of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE NJ
Spring and Summer Clothing
EYER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE, MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss
Is Not surpassed!y
Goods divided into three Departments, but all under
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
BOvs' eIoGHrxe.
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 50 ST. CHARLES STREET,
-For-
FURNISHING ooops AND SHIRTS.
Essaesnen speak French Spanish German and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 2s . and 50 st. Charles street.
my5 zpls corner of Common street.
BOys' Clothing Emporium,
u.s. ............ ST. CHARLES STREET. 2s
Between Canal and Common streets
This Store Is exclusively for YOUTHS BOYS and CHILD
RENs
CLOTHING. SHIRTS,
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND ExoELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
-Emhtacing--
W.
All of which VIII be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices
r-saIesnen speak French Spanish German and English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos 26, q and 80 St. Charles street,
my5 2Dlt Of Common street.
Shirts ! SHIRTS
Just received, by late steamers, LARGE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS.
or THE LATEST FAsHIoNsi
Or all the various qualities and zires-whe and coorsd-
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH BOYS AND cHILDRENii
!. ". LYONS,
Nos. u.s. Is and 30 St. Charles street.
my5 2pls corner of Common street.
Trunks, Ts-AUeti,sg-Bags,
vAL1sEs, UMBRELLAS,
and
W ATER-P RooF CLoTH1Na,
of the sf
VERY BEST Stylus AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted.
L. W. LYONS,
my5 2plt 26, % and 30 St. Charles st., Common
Cotton So ed HsslIeY.
The FIRST and only successful Cotton Seed Huer exan will
exhibited By the inventor W R. FEE, at the of
rchouptoulas and Lafayette Streets for week, where
viii happy any M persons interested in the pro
iuct of Cotton Seed.
He the same time exhibiting one of LATTAs PoRTA-
BILE ENGINES AND BOILER, admitted the best and
heapest known. Call and see. my4 ap6t
SEesUa7.t's Celebrated
} o o * N q o. YES,
For sale by
RoWLES s. JUDsoN,
asO 2pMoWa&satf&w II Camp street.
.WasOas's Patent
SCREW TOP P RESERVE JAR.
No Cement on Wax Required.
The ONLY RELIABLE article in the market For sale by
BOWLEs g. JUDsoN,
a3o apMoWeGsatf&w II Camp street.
Spring and Summer. Styles, 1850.
49,
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
5................. CAMP STREET.
Corner of Grater street, N. o.
-
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
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xslsH I WAS N D1x1R. MANY thanks to
II: Nef1ein fox several copies Of his handsome
III iii oofysci edition Of this popular song
i sksuld snr 3d. that ths sale " i vould prove
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Respas.e of accidents.

BeaUN2'e Of accidents.
We happened be in the neghborhood the other day of
serious accident and much graed after the
worst known that the sufferers received only mmed
attention. but relieved from the pain attending
their misfortune scaffold fell with two upon They
were hurled to the goundcus and bruises
flesh laid bare and muaion general
was had to DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR I'M
medfaey the pain ceased Inflammation alayed the
fers out Of pain, and their way rejoicing
Surely is but an act of defence keep DALLEYs
MAGiGALPA1N EXTRACTOR on hand Who tell when
accident may occurf Therefore, prepared Have the
EXTRACTOR on hand and yon will feel security unknown
before.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole Agents for the to whom all orders should
be addressed a30 2p3aod<W
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MuApEnED By 4 SLAVE. The Corinth MISSY
Gross City states thata negro in McEairy county,
Tenn murdered his mistress and beat his master
aossFexsiy with stick Of wood that his life was
dsspasred III, OH the night of the 22d ult. me I'M
fortunate couple wore John Y. Erwin ana bis wife
Il was NTH difficulty that the people were prevent
ed from hanging the negro without Law.
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nszaber IF em Weekly issued this morning.
J. ~ exceedingly interesting paper, and can be
fSf mailing W friends 81 ! distance
IN Ne elieo 9cuntsf, III III y. G. Morgan n 60. Il
xS6I 4Ior6s, Kxchange and Commercial Places.