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"STAToN'' IN LIFE.-We find in an English
paper an illustration of the New York ap-
praiser's ideas about "station in hfe:"-
Last week firm of well-known drapers Of
Tottenham.court road brought an action
against the lessee OF the refreshment DEPART
ment at the Westminster Palace Hotel, to re-
cover eos 1885, 3d., for some fine clothes they had
supplied mis- wife. Mr.. Baker pleaded that the
articles in question, being unsuited to Mrs.
Bakers position in life, were not, In the eye OF
law, necessaries, and that having himself an
income of but 5000 a year he allotted &l00 year
10 his wife for her dress. Mr. Justice Wtlles
directed the jury that when husband allows
necessaries, she has right to pledge hls credlt
nevertheless in spite OF the Judges lnstrnc- Us
uons, the jury found o verdict Tor Messrs.
Shoolbred Co. for the whole amount claimed.
What Is an unfortunate husband to DO VINO is
afhtcted With foolish wife having morDlo
fine raiment7"
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HoNORs TO THE LOYAL DEAD.


INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT CAVE HILL GENE
TERY-DECoRATIoN OF THE GRAVES OF THE
LOYAL DEAD BY LOYAL WOMEN.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June l9.-Very interesting
and impressive ceremonies occurred at Cave
Hill Cemetery to-day, where five thousand
Federal dead, from twenty-one States, are in
tered. The Rebel ladies have freq dently
strewn the graves of the Rebel dead with
flowers, but heretofore the defenders OF the old
flag have slept uncal ed for The Grand Army
OF the Republic and loyal ladies took the matter
in hand, and this morning very large process
graves were Strewn with flowers, evergreens,
and imm mortelles by fair hands of loyal women
Fully three thousand persons were present.
Eloquent addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Haywood and Mr.. Hermann. A detachment
of The I'd Infantry and band were present.
General Thomas was invited to participate, and
replied that he would be very happy TO do So
but as he was not certain that the demonstra-
tion was of a political nature, he asked to be
excused. Considering that most of the dead
thus honored were brave boys who followed his
lead, much feeling was created in consequence
of his absence, and the Grand Army feel tnat
respect for the noble dead should have induced
him to waive all objections. very fine i'm
promptu monument mas been erected TO supply
the absence of the one 1t is contemplated to
erect to the memory OF the dead. The graves
were nearly all ornamented with miniature
flags in addition 10 flowers and wreaths, and
presented a beautiful effect No negroes were
present.
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TRAGEDY IN BUFFALO.
A Youth Seventeen Years OF Age Delibe-
rately Hangs HimselE-The Cause said
to he Ill Treatment and DesertiOn by
Hta Parents.

TO he Ill Treatment and DessrtIOn by
HIS Parents.
From the BtgfaLo Express.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon, little
daughter of Mr.. j. Euler went into her fathers
joiner shop, located on Ellicott street, between
Virginia and Carlton streets, to obtain some
W an1 10 aer e9 rederc Robr
suspended from a beam by means OF q strap
which was fastened around his neck. She i'm
mediately ran and informed her father OF the
fact. Mr.. Euler Immediately repaired to the
shop, accompanied by Patrolman Kraft, and
found the youth and cut him down The body
was cold and stiff, indicating that life had been
extinct for some hours. The hands were grasp
ing the throat, as though in the last convulsive
agonies of death he had repented of the rash
act, and attempted to save himself by catcnlng
That he Committed suicide there can be no
doubt, but the causes which led him to the
frightiul deed are not so clear. Bohr was only
ticed by his parents TO Mr.. Euler. According
to the testimony of his comrades he was OF a
some SIfIisuliy M with his stepfatner he Went to
reside with Mr. Euler. He was OF nervous
and irritable temperament, very sensitive to
blame, and on one occasion when his employer
found fault with him. he exclaimed that he had
not friend in the world. IL is supposed that
while brooding over his imaginary Ills last
Saturday night, he had entered the shop and
committed suicide, but the body was not dis
covered until Sunday, on account OF the shop
at the inquest which was held by Coroner
| Richards, Julia Euler, the girl who first found
II
humor Of late, and she had often heard him say
he would commit suicide either by drowning,
hanging or shooting himself She saw nail
keg near where the body was hanging, and 1t is
| supposed that the unfortunate youth used this
as stepping stone TO eternity
Jacob Euler, the employer of Bohr, had heard
| him say he would shoot his step father, and
| hang himself he said his father mad turned
him out of doors, and would not let him go
into the house.
Jacob Durch had heard the boy say, when he
had been drinking that he would shoot both
his father and himself
| Barbara Schmitz, the mother ofthe youth, was
| brought upon the stand and said that his
| fathers name was Gottleib Seigler; do notknow
| where he is; this boy was brought up in Ger
many by my father; he came TO this country In
| October last; he had no money when he came
/ he had pistol that he brought with him; we
| took IL away from him because ne was SC
/ 80 disagreeable that finally told him II he
could not behave that he must get boarding
| house: we had some words; told him IL would
| nave been better he should have drowned II
the sea than TO have come herei when Aei
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AN IMPORTANT RUMOR
Reported Resignation of Gen.
Sheridan.

tsPRCIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
s--WAsHINGToN, June 20.-It is currently re-
ported here to-day that General Sheridan has
asked to be relieved from command OF the
Fifth Military District, in consequence of the
action of the Attorney General and the Gov
eminent touching the removal of Governor
Wells and others
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THE INOUEST.

An inquest was held on the body by Coroner
Lynch at II O'Clock to-day, and the jury rem
dered thefollowing verdict:-"We find that Will
liam L. Bkidmore came to his death by suicide
on the morning Of the 10th Of June, 1867, in q
cell at the County Jail, by cutting his throat
with razor" The Jury then discussed the pro-
prieiy of ofrecommending to the authorities the
prevention of the use of razors by persons con-
fined for capital offenses.
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THE CONGREGATION OF SOVEREIGNs.
THE sULTAN's VISIT TO PARIS APPLAUDED IN con-
sTANTINOPLF
From the Parts Moniteur, June 8.

ITVIII IIt
Constantinope letter states that the departure
the Sultan is fixed for the 22d of June His Majesty
will be accompanied by his son, Youssef Eddin-
Ehendi, aged nine years. the Princes Murad Effendi
and abdul Hamed- -Eheudi sons of Abdul-Medjid the
late Sultan, and Fuad Pacha, Minister of Foreign
Affairs and the introductor of ambassadors.
The TtrQiue, of Constantinople, communicates the
names of other persOnages who to accompany the
sultan 70 Paris, namely:-Emin. Bey, First Secretary
of the Sultan; Djemi Bey First Cham beraIn; Kiami
Bey, Grand Master OF the Ceremonies and Arih- Be,
First In erpreter of the Imperial Divau also Aali-
Bey son Of the Grand Vzier Is attached to the
rial suite as Secretary othe Minister of Foreign Affairs
This journal considers the journey of the Sultan
Paris as an event of the greatest Importance, and
without precedent In the history Of Isamism as
there not" the TtTQUe, "in the enunciatiOn of
this fact proclamation Of of the greatest vcto-
ries obtained by m odern civilization ?"
The French ana English naval divisions will
rendezvous ia the Dardanelles, aud join the Turk
hOlilla which will be composed OF two yachts, an
iron-cased frigate and another ship-of war The
Sultan, whose intention is to touch at several points
of the Mediterranean, will not arrive at Touon until
June 80.
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THE SOUTH.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
RESIGNATION OF GENERAL sICKLEs.

CHARLESTON, s. G., June l9.-General Daniel
E. Sickes has requested the authorities at
Washington to relieve him of the command of
the Second Military District, which embraces
the States of North and South Carolina He
has also demanded a court of inquiry upon his
official action, that he may have an opportu-
nifty of vindicating himself from the accusa-
tion of Attorney General Stanbery, which, 1t is
presumed, had the sanction and approval of the
President.
Under the sixth section Of the first Recon
struction act, General Sckles was empowered
10 remove four-ffths of all the civil officers in
North and South Carolina, from Governor down
to magistrate, for disability, every man being
disqualified. Yet so far he has removed not
more than a dozen in both States, and those
were for official misco nduct, for which there
was no other remedy.
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THE ENGLISH RIOTS.
LAW AND ORDER RESTORED IN BIRMINGHAM

MOVEMENT NOT FORMIDABLE.
LONDON, June l9-Evenlng.-The riot in Bir-
mingham, which at first had q formidable APP
pearance, was speedily suppressed by the action
of the Government
In the House Of Commons this evening Hon.
Gathofne Hardy, the Home Secretary, au.
nounced that the disturbances in Birmingham
had ended, peace and order had been restored
throughout the city, and the troops sent there
were under orders to return to their form or
stations,
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
BU the Atlantic Cnble.

Financial and Commercial Report TO
Noon.
By the Atlantic CubLe
LONDON, June 2O-Noon. .--Consols for money
91A; United States Fivetwenties 7S; Illinois
Central, 7914: Erie II. r., 39s<.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-Noon.-Cotton is tend
ing downwards, though the quotations remain
unchanged; upland mtddlings ll96d.; Orleans
5000 bales
Corn is quoted at 37s. Cd. Pork, 76s Beef,
1928. Cd. Tallow, ABS. Cd.
ANTWERP, June e2O-Noon.--Petroleum 8Sf
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FROM EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

A JOINT IMPERIAL NOTE 10 THE PoRTE-URGBNT
NECESSITY FOR AN INQUIRY INTO THE CRBTAN
GRIRvANoBs--A GENERAL COMMISSION RECON-
MENDED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June ia collective diplo-
matio note, signed by France Russia, Prussia,
and Italy, was presented TO the Cabinet of the
Porte In this city, on Saturday last, on the sub
tect Of the situation OF affairs and conduct of the
war in Crete.
In this note the signing powers urge on the
Sultan the propriety of an immediate suspen-
sion OF hostiities in the island of Canda and a
Government inquiry into the grievances OF the
islanders, Christian and others. in Crete; the
inquiry TO be conducted by q commission APP
pointed by the great powers of Europe and the
Government OF the Sublime Porto.
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GRAPH
A. ii A. p
For additional Marine NetOs see Third Page.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Ham, ship Electric, Junge, days from New York,
Schr Home. Wilson, 10 days fIom Portsmouth with
lumber TO ]. w. Gaskill d Sons.
SchTs Sons of Malta, CrolsDy. IL days from ChowAn
River with lumber TO j. w. Gaskill 81 Co.
Schr Express, Wallace, from Dorchester.
6chr Black Diamond, Young, from Providence.
Schr X, Carleton. Harrington, from Providence.
Schr Viola, Treworgy, from Providence.
Schr M ary Anna Adams. from Norwich.
Schr r. IL. Daley, Saunders, from New London.
Schr Sarah Helen, Rowe. from Now London.
Schr Mary and Caroline, Smith, from Bridgeport
Schr II. Matthews. McEGlwee, from Boston.
Schr B. II. Sharp, Webb, from Boston.
Schr w. q. AudenIied Hewitt from Boston,
Schr West Dennis, CrOwell, from Boston.
Schr N. Q. Paine, Doane. from Boston.
Schr A s. Cannon, Cobb. I. ON Boston.
Schr w. w. Marcy, Champion, from Boston.
Schr A. NJ. Lee Taylor, from Boston,
Schr ID, E Wolfe, Dole from Lynn.
Schr Sarah Ceres, Trefethen from Dover.
Schr ]. Lancaster. Williams. from East Cambridge
schr T. Lake, Adams, from Cambridge.
Schr Seal Podgett, from salem.
6chr M. TiltOn. Fritzinger, from Salem.
Steamer II. Willing. Cundif. is hours from Bati-
more, with mdBe to A, Groves,
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RECONSTRUCTION in KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10. - Prominent
Unlonists declare that the Rebel element is
30 strong that the conservatives will certainly
carry every district in the State, and among
the loyal the hope is generally expressed that
Congress will extend the Reconstruction act TO
embrace Kentucky.
Speaker Colfax and some friends passed
through the city this morning, en- route 10 the
Mammoth Cave,
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MHMnRANnA.


Ships saranak. TOrley; semiramis GerLish; ana * X.
davenport, Otis for Philadelphia, at LiVerpooi Sth
instant
Barque Linda, Howard for Philadelphia. sailed from
Barque Deveronside, Mutch hence, at CrOnstadt LIST
Brig Ellen Ashcroft hence. at Londonderry 4th inst.
Brig G. 8. Berry, Bradley, for Phlladelphia' Salieu
RTi0 Tempest Wilson, hence Tor Bangor, at Holmes
Hole lsth inst, and sailed again ~.,,.
Rrie a III LarrADee, Carlisle for philadelphia,
c,earsd AZ Bangor l7th inst.
c'sSts1 Ss iImSTe Meredith Pendeton, for Philadelphia,
cleared az Boston 18Th Inst ,,,,,,.,,-, ,.-. .
Schr Camilla Hurlbut, Tor Fhllauelphlh cleared ~
al John, N. b., 10Th inst. =, ...---. -.
taRer for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 18th
schr silver Lake, Matthews hence, at Portsmouth
sc6T ", p Phelps: oranmer, hence for Boston, at
sc6r ]. GoOdspeed, hence for Manchester, at New
schr q. s. Edwards Candy, hence for Salem, at
Schrs r.. s. Dean. Cook. aud A. M. Edwards, Hinson.
hence. at Pawtucket 18th inst.
Schrs w. ii. Mitchell, Cole from Bhulee, and NJ. y.
Hudson. Hudson, from Boston, both for Philadelphia
scbrs Village Queen, Tilotson; Wave Crest, Young
American Eagle Shaw; A. Pharo Shonrds; ana -
Burritt, Dewey, hence at Providence 18th insS, inS,o AZ
schr Trade Wind, Corson, hence for noS'0"' Nv
Holmes Hole nth inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ..o e,,0ata
NEW YoRR, June l9--Arrivedi rA ''0
Themie RibOurt. from Martinique T. T1varnool
sleamshiP The Queen, GTS5ap s559n siiIIvVerpooI.
Shin Re8Oiut0 Freeman nOm ae.crs IoOch0vg
Raroue GEN HaveiOck Cawse. nSnsa ncaIaity Il y00N""
Bardue Primo, DebaTbleri, IoLn I. KSrenesn Ss,
RarduA BchIOgser. Muller moa n ~ nTaiEof w
Brig ~ Lowry, Lewry, from EVi' A'' ~
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LATEST SHIPPING lNTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... JUNE %.
STATE THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE
IA. IL A. p IS
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THE KING OF EGYPT AND HIS YAoHr.

From GditGndnPS Messenger, June 8.
The late Vlceroy OF Egypt now King, has defni-
lively fixed the day of his departure for France His
Hghness. escorted by the princpa Personages of his
Government, including Raghb Pdcha, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and formerly chief Of the Cabinet.
will embark on the 9th instant on board yacht of
the Egyptian navy. and probably arrive in Paris
about the l5h (The King has arrived in Paris.-ED)
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to ali who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
az Cedar street, New York.
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REMOVAL.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
IL ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patron and the community gener-
ally, in town and in the country. that he has re-
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
Store, into the new building recently erected by
him, Immediately adjoining Mr.. Jastremski's
Drug Store, whore he will b. better prepared and
with full stock to accommodate all wishing to
use anything In his Ill e of Hardware. Agricultu
raj Implements aud Building Materials generally
septic JAMES MoVAY
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INSURANCE, ETC.
CITIZ EN .,

CITIZ EN q,
Insurance Company of Baton Rouge.
Incorporated November LIST, 1866.
Office In the Banking House Of Hart d Hilbert.
TTNHIS COMPANY Is now prepared to insure
l. against loss or damage by Fire, River or
Marine.
OFFICERS:
S. M. HART President,
Il. II. DAY, Vice President;
f. E. HEBERT, Secretary.
Board of Directors:
s. M. HART, r. II. DAY,
G. GUSMAN, N. WAX,
JAMES MoVAY, l.. B0NNECAZEs
3. p. GREVES, H. M. FAVRUT,
L. L. LAYCOCK.
Finance Committee:
Ii. NJ. FAvRoT, l.. L. LAYCOCK, g. GUsMAN
=. M. HART, Pres't.
F. E. HILBERT, Sec'y. novl3-y
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FOJJNDRJES.

r EEDS' FOUNDRY, Corner of Delord and Fou.
IL cher streets, Manufacture steam Engines,
Boilers. Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newell Sore 8, and all kinds of Plantation and
Steamboat works. novelty
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SEWING MACHINES

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
~ Noiseless Machine of Wilcox & Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No st. Char es street, Box 1856. oct13-ly
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REMOVAL.

TTHE Undersigned, will remove on the first Of
l. November to the New Store on Main street.
formerly occupied by Msssrs. TAvAREs Co., and
would respectfully thankhis hume rous friends
and patrons for their kind and extensive patron
age to him and desires a con tinuance Of the same
his New Store where he will atail times offer his
goods, such rs Drugs, Medicines and Chem ais
of the best quality, and at the lowest market
rates, for cash. r. NJ. BROOKS.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

MIR. NAUDIN hereby fies all per- 20
lyl sons who have left such articles for y-sN
repair at his shop, as GUNS, PISTOLS, H. IL
JEWELRY, etc, during the past ninety >~
days, that unless said articles are reclaimed, and
the work thereon paid for within thirty days,
they will be sold ut public or private sale, to pa"
the expenses of repairs.
All work hereafter ordered at his shop must be
paid TO- witba ninety days, or the articles left for
repairs will be sold to pay the expenses of same.
BATON ROUGE, october nth, 1851.
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INFORMATION.

I INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu
l. rant gr with of hair upon bald head or
bsardless lace, also recipe for the removal OF
Pimples, BIOtches, EruptiOns, &c, on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
tiful, can be obtained with out charge by address
ing THOS. Il. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
septic S23 Broadway, New York
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

HAVE just received choice lot of Dressed
Flooring (twenty thousand feet), for sale at
low rates by JAMES MCVAY.
Also, Gin Bands, (three ply), Gutta Percha
Oilers, Scythe and Grass Bladea, Scythes, Hunts
and Collins, Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
Saws, Knives and Steels, and beautiful assort-
meut of Fire Crates, at the New store OF
sept2S JAMES MCVAY
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MARBLE WORKS

StTROUD's MARBLE WORKS, establishe ed 1880,
~ 164 st Charles street, Monuments, Tombs,
Head Stones, Mantle Pieces, Crates, Slate, Soap.
Stone, etc. octl3-ly
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

r OUlS GKUNEWALD, Music, Importer of Mu-
IL steal instruments, Pleyel Pianos, steinway
Il sons Chickering'S and Gabler's, 129 Canal
street. oct13-ly
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LUMBER.

7 HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
l. street, 5UGJU ieet Of choice, seasoned Lumber
consisting % toist ocantling, Flooring, Wea ther.
Doardi'T, aai inch f,4nk, for sale at greatly re.
duced rates ijune29l JAMES MoVAY
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HOTELS.

GtITY HOTEL, Corner Camp aud Common SITS.
~ r. s. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
dec22-Iy
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NOTICE

NoIlCE
rs HEREBY GIVEN to all per N
l. sons having lief, Guns Pistols NIT
or other articles for repair at the ON<1ks6b
shop of the undersigned, tor a pc ASYEN
Rod Of niuety days. that unlessV w y
said articles are called for within thirty days
from this date, the same will be sold at private
or public sale, to pay the expenses OF repairs.
Hereafter, IL will be an invarabe rule with US,
to sell all articles left with us for repairs, when
ever said articles not called for within ninety
days from the time they are left
LATIL 81 SON.
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CONFECTIONERY.

NORMAN Il REIss, Manufacturers of Vermi-
lN csli Macaroni, Extract of Coffee, Confec-
sienery, Spices and Chocolate, l23 Old Levee
street. novelty
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TTNHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
i (free of charged to all who desire 1t, the pre-
scripton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured OF a
Lung Affection and that dread disease Com
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove q blessing. Please adore
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 1866 South Second st., Williamsburg, N. Y.
geptl9
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

'ZORN 4 Bremen, 90 Camp street, constantly
Il on hand frst-elass Pianos, Pleyel's, Martins
aud Ouvrier'3 the celebrated Cycloid, &c o20-ly
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ARROW TIES.

FTNHE PAINTED BANDS aud "ARROW TIES, y
l. ae complete substitute for roping and
ba'ing Cotton, combining the utmost simplicity
with the greatest possible security. They are
cheaper than Kope-are fastened quicker, and
hold the bale 4 to u less in size than Rope. The
same can be had at New Orlean prices, at
augl3 ANDREW JACKs0N'S
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GARDEN SEEDS.

L, T. VIRGIN. successor to D. Maupay, Dealer
IL. in Seeds No 1U4 Gravier street, bet Camp
and Magazine streets, New Orleans. aug24-y
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PERUVIAN BARK BITTERS.
CELEBRATED TONIC.
A Certain Preventive for Fever and Ague.

~ L. KoUNs Il BRO, IS Common street, New
~. Orleans, Wholesale Agents. Manufactured
by DIR. VI. PERI Il Co, Whosesae Druggists, 1874
Chartres street, New Orleans. apr2-y
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TOBACCO. TOBACCO.

UST STORED, the following brands, viz:
b 10 boxes Common wealth-rhoce Virginia
~ boxes Flora Temple can't be beat
70 boxes Grape Juice--very Sweet.
~ boxes Sweet sixteen--so complete.
All for sale at the one price store OF
ug13 ANDREW JACKsON'g
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JUST RECEIVED,
CEDAR BUCKETS

4 VERY superior OF of Cooking Stoves.
N mit5 JAMES MCVAY.