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Dr.. Sherman, Naw Orleans:
Dear Sirfhe hoy George is perfectly cured of the
he Of the finest 10 king Deer Greek, and doL
much woIk SIS any man. ". 7. MILLS, NJ. D.
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Njs 4bGstsE ~ co., SAMUEL H., DEALERS II
lVh hna Glass and Grockery Ware and Horqs Furnshin
Goods. "a Camp street.
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DESPERATE AND BLOODY ENGAGEMENT.
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA
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sz~Refe:eDce-Hr. Ar;emon Hill, No Cbarfes stree,
fe~ DrleRne. fsl ly
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Ga RUPTUUES tn
"A RADICAL CUREDi y ID

Lester from Dr. v. T. Mills the Editor of Y!cksbu
Daily Sun.
TTrps, N,vo
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4AE.E-TEECRLEBEAEGu
ng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tg ,s
, a. the corner Of d8gRsiHs and
nhRuiGs' and Dealers BxchnAGs,
. ngr shop, corner ot Lafayette
IN, DAUGE&BTRe
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OFFICE or GOAdis4US COZ FEpERArH LOAN,
CiL5na' tIik Of Louisiana,
New OrIrjus. Aug. 10, 1861.
bb-+ui issGE 3beUS tn the Confederate Lnans
lhsl BANK, ltieif bOiB
aod irlssa issued by the ConInsioners.
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oon.rpo4s GAS WORKS, for COAL or Ros1N.

Oyder LEFT 10 boz a3 Mechanics Exchange will be promp
AltenieL
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Sally StrickIansG's Case.

ill be acted on Ed. Crescent.
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n1lrn southern I.naiea-1n,,.1

H1-To Southern La1ies-Wlth n n yarpreiu-
diced, open and sympath2ng heart cordially invite YOU 10
the Round Hill Water Cure Northampton Mass. The best of
accommodations home comforts mountain air for sill and
uuequaed health advantages vads The sue
cess attending the treatment Of Womas diseases here is we'll
known Il gives vitality and the functional mowers
and controls the most obstinate organic weaknesses
and certainty Tho brought beds even ase sson enabled
to walk; and stety se yields its yalizntf effects nm
less COMBINED with ncurabe maIady Nome of he app
ances of the day resored Have no fears in bringing
children with Trustworthy coloed They will not be
mo ested Accommodations for Send for crcu
lar and references Address H. HALsTED NJ D. as above
ROUND HLLWe freely commend as delieh,fn place
OF ojourn The scenery is Of unrvaled beauty valley hill
and river aive inNhaustibe variety which have been emel
ished by tasteful cultivation There numerous erh full
drives the vicinity and the hotel well kept containing ey
cry accommodation for guests, well for their comfort AS
amusement" IN y. ficaynne fell 2p2t<T4
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spsatAS's PATENr REFoL YEgs These pistols,
8WhIea are now being manufactured On large
scaie FIX MessfH. Bruif Brother & seaver, of this
casys We have found, upon trial to Be, as fall as
we were able ~ Judge, great improvement upon
s,oas's nary both W to the simplicity Of
eonstTnctioil and n range and accuracy. The
pisfnl sFa srisa carriss 4 ball about as large IS
these sf Colts army sxshootsr, and at the dis.
saase 0f one hundred yards perforated at every
elot Z thick pine beard. We hope that military
eessaeaniss alsoat purchasing arms viii examine
these pistols previous to PURCHASING
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New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAHRoAD.-In the
Brookhaven (Mss.) Advertiser of Saturday last we

New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAuRoAD.-In the
Brookhaven (Miss.) Advertiser of Saturday last we
find the following:
The flmsy structures erected after the late great
break down on that part of the Railroad running
along the Tangipaho, gave way like reeds before
the wind, last week, before the sudden floods occa.
stoned by the great rain. 1t was predicted SO BY
Waii-iniorined people, and we hope for the sake Of
the Gompany's purse, slender as it is that they
Will not resort to patchwork again, but build the
necessary entertainments, bridges, ETC.. in sub.
stantial manner. Nothing but the most solid WORK
will stand in that locality, any one who has been
around there will bear witness. The people living
along the track are SO impressed with the INSULT
cheney Of the present structures and the necessity
OF doing away with the patchwork way Of doing
business, that even the widest rumors find will
ing ear among them; for instance, when, two or
three weeks ago, it was noised about that new
route from the west end of Lake Maurepas to Crys
tai Springs was being surveyed, etc. There is no
necessity for such extreme measures, but there is
anecessity for permanency in the structures now
about to be rebuilt. If it is patched up again the
company wi-burst.
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a III A SIaa't5 HOUSE, One Of the Chicago papers
4 few days ago that the residence d
slle isss NH Igan ri tlat city. was haunted and
5laas FssgaFd g would be paid to any person
ota FeFaaill IF tIle house one night, and tha I
sasAasl as,lld ba paid q any one who would occupy
81 osls month Ihs coasa auenee was that the
lI'gslaasss we're eyerrnn BY Migrants who sought
~ 81 gree gentetaen, relatives Of the de-
publish card warning tic vagrants away.
aaaa that il their annoying visits be
continue fllsy win Do treated as trespnssers.
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50 Facts for Consideration Brandrcth's
Pills lave before the world for nearly one hpned and
ten years They have established character for safely and
efficacy which places them rank of all the medicines
of the day shey purely vegetable harmless TO the tender
est age or Frame yet Of sufficient efficacy thoroughly
cleanse and purify the blood through the Of the
and bowels They aid and improve dig stop and sound re-
eshng sleep follows their They have cured Thousands
cases q the most distressing dyspepsia An the symptoms Of
confirmed consumption have been removed by their use and
health has again blessed the despaing invalid Costiye
ness the great Of disease nfaby cured by these
pills Apopexy and paralysis surely prevented If the
pills peseVeringiy used nas * intense min of
the head is experienced Thousands of furnished in
proof
Price % cents box Principal Office 29i Canal street
New York Sold by ]. WRIGHT { Co. Nos 2l and Isl
Charre street and by all respectable dealers in medicines
fe5 2p2taw6eowW-lm
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assasgaEiAIX kT n NJ in. The Savannah cor.
iespanaane Of ON Augusta Dispatch gives the foI.
g esouft fan insult u British sea captain
Az sA aasali, ahe British Government viii. of
: course. taka cogfizance Of this AFFAIR
gaess n vii mt be long before d nuss K
p " Savannah. esterday all Eaalisb
IT bark was tarred and fsath
sass ,y VIE ]. Rattle Snake club for
asEla eelorsd stayedorA To dine With lin nd
lafasg III Sable majesty accepted liz invfatin
as Ael9 ias ola English gentleman refusing u
"a render bis guest comfortable and hanng me-
lsassab snakep boys. not Wishing Il 81 tins p
eonaaf e ~ lanti.y invited the CAPTAIN ashore
they treated him with genuine hospi.
re VIII ever appreciate and lone
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ng-ssvorn Testimony. seronu E,n1.e. =,

aS-ssvorn Testimony. : scroon lake, Es-
sex county, n. X, February 6, 1855
VIM. u. Hagan, Troy N. Y.-Degr Sir Having used your
Hair Coorng Restorative having been much pleased
with IT take pleasure in making the following statements
From the effects ofn Git of sickness about eight
cen years of hair turning grey and SO
timed to until became perfectly white bsin very harsh
and COARSE Last summer reached my fythrd year when
was indnced by friend to purchase two bottles Of Helm
streets Hair Coorng prepared by you commenced using it
according to directions and in few days surprised TO find
that my hair from the was turning back 10 liz
original eeor 1t SO continued to until as truly
brown and glossy as It BEFORE in my youthful days and is
nov fully restored TO It's original color
MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex county, Myla Seaman came before me and was
duly sworn and says that the above true this 9th
day OF February, 1858.
JOEL F. POTTER, Justice of the Peace,
Remember that this result produced by Heinlsresg In
miabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price so cents and ST bottle. Sold everywhere
W. e. HAGAN Il CO., Proprie,ors Troy, Ny.
Bold By j. WRIGHT CO.. 81 and ISL Chartres street New
orleans. tal5 2plu,&W
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AT BARGAINS!
Old and Fine SEae4.7'ses.

Just received direct importation from Cad 80 quarter casks
OF Rs fine SHERRIES be had in the market
have in store 100 quarter casks Of the BEST OLD SHEER
R1ES in North America.
wish judges of sHERRIEs to call and sample as kn,v
can excel any other house in the city.
call the attention of this Card rs they are the
best Sherries imported in America The last order given
twelve nonths ago to Cadis.
SEWETL 7. TAYLOR,
ja2O 2ptf IA and IL Rov,1 stree,
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EXTREMELY Low PRICES,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!

AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL hasciy aduttersted with
camphene other fluids Of similar nature is sold in this
city PURE COAL OIL and the article is only
gerous but being entirely devoid of The exceencies Of PURE
COAL OIL is calculated to bring Coal Oil into dsrepute OUR
DUTY 40 THE PUBLIC as well as the protection of our own
interests compcs canton all persons against throwing
away their money and endapgering their lives by its
GENUINE COAL OIL ONLY be obtained at No. 6
CHARTERS STREET. fell 2pf
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IaH SlafaIs aloR oT THIN n ArIoNAL TypoaHA pHr.
Iczs. llNsoH ~ CONGRESS. Thomas +. Conway, the
melElassr 91 Congress from the. State Of Kansas.
Wsa aerlslnt larleston South Carolina ana il No u
os!ly Rqut thirty years If aye. He resided in
onaslsston ~ was about fourteen, when the
aea 81 hss fatlasr caused tbe removal Of the fam.
!ly g He aeryed his time at Tie print
iHe hsssi while engaged as a iournev,nan5
the rganization III tho National
phieai q ioii.
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VI fsi,sa oF souTH CAROLINA W We arc indebted
n a'e olliec Of the Charleston Mercury for card
os Vaic y imprinted 4 representation Of the nag
e. hoath Carolina. The flag is Of a blue color,
sh Palmetto trea, white, ID the center, ana 4
crescent N the upper left hand corner. The flag,
aSe tsllfaa Il 4 very pretty one. Il
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w
1922 bales for Enrope make q very light show
ing toward the 900 bales which were talked of
somewhere as being a1ades' contract to be for
warded to Europe via the Virginia ports.
The mails got along yesterday, but the express
continues far ahead, or one day rather. Network
papers of the sth were received at Ellis yesterday.
Matters and things go along in about the same
negligent manner at our Post. office. Bags of mail
matter are not opened and assorted for hours, and
sometimes days, after they are received. If Post
master Riddell has not sufficient force, as he says
it is suggested that he appropriate some part of
his recent collections for rent of boxes toward
more assistance and employees. There is no ex-
cuse now for the delays which our community are
submitting to with SO much meekness and humility.
We cannot regard the recent action Of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the matter to the value of a
continental dollar.
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RS-Spir1t-Imtercourse- the spirits of our
deceased friends communicated Satisfy yourselves while YOU
have opportunity JAMES " MANSFIELD. the dsis
gi'hed Test Writing Medium who satisfied 90 many of our
citizens of the fact that spirits do comupc4 has by the ur
CANT request of those who have visited him consented to
main short time longer at his Parlor No. 1872 Canal street.
between Dryade6 and Rampant feJ4 2n2,s
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Rsl'asstI' 1sFl'gcoURsE BY reference to our ID.
ysFllsilg eolntans if viii DO noted that Mr.. j. Y.
hapaIaela, No l92 Canal street, lie distinguished
Wrislsg tnstiaau, has acceded to the request If
numerous frierfss and viii remain for 4 few d.,ys
longer e Tie Crescent City.
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SeepeEZ T. TABULAR.

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and 15 Royal street,
Has now IN store large supply the celebrated CREME DE
houHf CHAMPAGNE, in quarts aud pnts also other brands
VIE: CHARLES HE1DSEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
AENT1ER and other brands of inferior quality haye
large assortment of the best Old Sherres such s AMONTIr
LADo' TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-l8aS-sOUTH MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Maderas of lower grade
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC MISUNDERSTANDING 1895 I7as
lz and large supply always hand All grades of
cl4AREf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood wHIs
RYs-Scotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts COR
DAs etc. My usual assortment Of the best WINES which
WI" Do SOLD on unreasonable other the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos IA and TX Bova, ytra.
Az TO the above Brande Sherre3 Mnderas Ports and Cham
pRgnes am satisfied house in the city produce as
or better at the prices Any can have dozen of
ench named wines If they produce better at the came prce
OF pay two prices they cannot the judges be dntersted
parties the same is good with nyhng for sale in the
same ratio
MIG 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
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Ea- Experiences teaches ma thsE deIfcnsw
applying thu means to alleviate
suffering snd e That objection Is obgiaed in the case
Janea caFkes Female Pills. prepared the pre-
sepon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
land and well known De tho only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and distinctions from sny They can
oeBent bottle containing pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postagestampBto any agent
General Agent the United sasss JOB NOSES Rochester
NY. J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale ARenta
and sold hv all Feapeetabe llrugeistk Eae splyhw
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a core pcndent writes as follows !: !:

: = . ~ e EUlueuI NflIes as follows 4
Ss ~ stepped n II purchase some little arti.
LADY who vas examining pieee ~ caIica ~ az ~
pnilsQ n talia say ana tat ia Ii siie wonI ia, II
- held itup to the light ID ffarsnf nasi'
81 4 corner and rubbed ii between her
stoo VI I n ny 4 she eoors gere good, SIC
sasssl,et last she cut Oh { Siece With , tls
sasssas scssofs ana handing ii tn tall gawky
a ao9 l about sixteen ataadlng beside her,
s s,ss M Jane you take II claso that i,
ana aREisulsy went ID work - het mouth
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eau F'ossti Saesaa.es, a9isg,.sct NO. 4.

NJ e
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8, 1861
meeting Of the City Fossil Gard District No. A. was held
this evening * o'clock at the Hall Of the jackson File
Company on Call.ope street.
The meeting called order by he election of Josnh
Msyhin, ESD, Chairman and Richard Charles Secretary
The Chairman said that this meeting was convened for the
purpose of organizing company in accordance with pledge
which has been signed by number of citizens follows:
We this undersigned, residents city Of Nav Orleans
40 and do hereby pledge ourselves 10 form
volunteer corps for the defense city of New Orleans and
the protection Of the lives property of It's Inhabitants to
obey tho orders of such officers may elected to command
and also be subject the civil authorities in case bf
recon is understood Tint unless in cases of i'm
mineut pa-o Judged superior officers we shall
required do duty beyond limits of our resnectv,
districts and them only in obedience orders Of our supe
officers; and shall REQUIRED TO 20 beyond
the city limits except volunteer corps oily in such
case, with the consent Of the commanding officer
On notion the following officers unanimously elected
to-wit:
PHILo MITCHELL Captain of tho COMPANY.
S. WOoDALt4 First Lieutenant
STEPHEN B0ULLEMET, Second lieutenant
JOHN A. SOMERS, Orderly Sergeant
CHAS. H. MOBILES, Second Sergeant
ROBERT LITTLE, Third Sergeant
C, c. BIER Fourth Sergeant.
Al FRENCH, First Corporal. a..
MARK BREEDEN Second Corporal
JOHN R. PIKE, Third Corporal
sAMuEL JAMESON, Fourth Corporal.
PHILLIP A. SHAW, Treasurer
RICHARD CHARLES, Secretary
On motion, 1t
Resolved That committee Of three be appointed by tbs
Chair, to select drill
And thereupon the Chairman appointed Dr. Moses Eastman
P. A. Shaw and C. H. Noble on said committee
On motion, it was
Resolved Tsat committee of ou composed of the Captain
First and Second euenant and the Orderly Sergeant be m
pointed draft Constitution and for the government
of this company.
On motion, it |g. -.a..r.
Resolved That the Committee Drroom and that on Con-
atuion and By Laws be required report on Thursday even
ing next, adjourned meeting to be held at No. New
Basin
On motion it was
Resolved That Finance Committee of three members be
elected.
Wherenpon Dr. Moses Eastman Charles Pride and s. Wood
ALL unanu ousy elected to on said committee
The Secretary read the fyone ctiaens who have
enrolled themselves in this copan, which, It was
stated that five have announced their intention 10 o
On motion. it
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting and notice
of the next meeting be pubshedn the and Pcayune
newspapers, on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday next
On motion, The meeting adjourned at No New Basin
at - o'clock, THURSDAY EVENING. l4h inst
]. a. MAYBIN, Chairman.
R. CHARLES, Secretary. fel2 2pst
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aas AVs are Indebted 70 Mr. sutterley,a news
roosn, under We st- Charles Hotel for late papers
ana ior me March number Of Godey's Magazine,
whiea NE presume, he has for sale. most
beautiful number tits.
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.N;agg PISTOLS I

Starts Patent set-coeking and HarTriggsr Revolving
PIsTo1s-sbS shooters. For saleby
0. s. JENNINGS,
fol Splm 20 Camp street
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Rg~ Settled For Ever! : The important
question Of poison in Hair Dyes GRISTA DoR0,s HAIR
DYE has been analzd and declared harmless by Professor
Robert Chiffon ef New York The first Analytic in America
Effect of The Dye almost instantaneous Imparts let black
Or any shade Of brown. Color rich natural and uniform
Manufactured Mt No. Asor House. New York Sold every
Wasfe ana apphed by al! Hair Dressers. je25 2pIm&W
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BIZ special order, pub.
ilsllt "A another column, tho members III this raI.
ialss sonlpaEy are notified to attend their drill
mesfsn II iaFnsory at7 O'Clock fhis evening".
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y s''sa'GoaERY GuARDs, ATTEsgIoNl You viii
niest IA Jour arniory this evening at clock. for
WY esaTesae The order published elsewhere re-
sytsu tn he punctual IN attendance.
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sB- 1he Champion OF the World = There
will be found at No. 81 Canal street. arrival of the eee
hned sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES, the only real
Southern soil made Machine in New orleans 81.
jail 2p1m&W NJ s. HEDRICK A raut >.
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o. he gentlemen Of Adams, Express have oul
asankE for late papers from various parts of the
euustry.
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All. ss- tpRIEs III THE CREsoEsr, containing the
ofHesal proceedings 81 the Convention, can be had
" sar counter, II wrappers for mailing.
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~ n f.E- Crescent Lodge No. s meets this
evening" " ,dd Fellows Hall Members 81 sister
lodges are invited to attend See notice.
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eTieB Ne cali attention to the notice of the
An Arms of the Louisiana State conyen.
! mi, app eslling IN another column.
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Wonderful lEnocts.

Leuel Bonsal Of Psburg for years himself
aud ocieya martyr Chls and Feyercured less than
three weeks, and improved in eight hours
Mary R. Belap, sandusky, Ohio after almost losing her
reason as we'll as strength by Intermittent Fever with Chs
restored to health in twenty hours
j. R. Tton, of Belgrade Maine brought DEATHS door
having suffered for four years. made well weeks and i'm
proved in two hours.
Adophe Monbro Of France relieved hour while tray
ing in the of the Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad He
was apparently dying With Chis %
Ellen R. Benson of ockpor New York restored after
years suffering A.perfect cure.
Thousands of other prevented cureeyery enh
and not single complaint of the efficiency Of the
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s'1RS tsasslis Guard. BY notice published else.
wasre you are ordered to meet this evening, at IS
p'tspnlr, mt tlia hall, Mo- . New Basin.
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saRaiss or THE GEN. Mira The steamship
esels aiEalon ] J. r. Caughlfn. sailed yaster
dsg 81 Havaiia VI The following passengers:
Wan S HI Il Gilbert VI b Decaseoyne
!. aud aasch ei deck. s pios !, ". ~ p. Rett
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Charleston Races.

The Mercury publishes the following summary
of the races over the Charleston Course on the 18th
inst: l,l "a @ ~
FIRST RAcs.-Three mile heats-Jockey Club purse $780,
l. Il and w. Doswes ch: b. Erchequer, years old by
Revenue dam Nina by Boston .................. j
2 9. T HIRES c. h. 0yStrfaan, years, by Revenue,
dam BY Boston acknowledgements,
dam BY impoed sarerase ..'..... :, ...a
Davis dam by Convention. Observation-Disclosures. a
4. g. Bacons br. h. Bill De6ring years, by imported
Albion dam Ann Chase BIZ imported Ieviahan. 5
SECOND RACE Sontb Carolina Stakes, for year dds
l. y b. BRrkes's b. Lihte Ella, by lexington out of ST.
Mary by Hamlet. l
2. A. J. Miners sh. c. by Lexington, out of Clipper by
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hAsaafc NozEeE = chs Grand Council Of ROYAL
ane Select Masters viii today meet at Masonic
i ls At II n 4 clock II. See notice.
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MARRIED !.

On Monday ing the llth inst by Revsir aenhant
the St. Louis Cathedral NORBERT 4. LLAMBIAS 10 Miss
LEOCADIE SAMBOLA both OF this city.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst by the Rev Mr. MARKHAM Mr.
JAS. b. WHlPEsfDEto Miss BETTY LINDEN, of Gretns.
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sAsas Eun tssaRs The particular attcn.
sS = y s.sd e s iarse sa without reserve Of
BE- das " III osIosi9 \. 9s''s sns ee'
III III Ees4s saa q OH Leyce street Terms At
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Me epne that the Increase at Virginia ports
ought to be over 5000 bales, but we give the
latest figures We have.
We append the Memphis receipts and shipments
up q iast Saturday, the 9th. The shipments from