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New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

rmpre~Mr b. Dishl u the Athletic Club Of Philadelphia
rs-sssrs Sherwood aud Lush GyeshesSweasey, Hurley Il
Leonard r. Dore McMnlsn Foul Bound ottehes-Leonad
Bfdsal S. Catches on swkss-Birdsal Outs Foul Balls
Buckeye times: Union, tuta Len on BAses-Paeo Wright
Base Pa,-Put out b D1e n; Leonard l. Buekeve R Goe S.
Pabor d. Shelly 1; UHion. = Tine Of Gsme-fwo hour
To-day, the Unions will meet the Cincinnati
Club and the impression il that IL will be the greatest
game tour The friends OF the Union Club intend
TO entertain the nine their arrival home which VIII be
during the presest week Unless there be departure
from the programme this game OF to-day Will nnlsh the
tour.
MUTUAL VS.. KEYSTONE.
The game between these clubs, on Saturday,
was a tedious affair heavy betting took place In
the fifth inning, the Mutuas part which was exciting
for the brief time IL lasted but the game relapsed INTO It's
former drOwsyness and ended with scores OF 20 ana s
the Mutuas having the lead The Keystone Club left FOR
Philadelphia on Saturday evening.
EMPIRE VS.. SOCIAL.
These clubs played at HobOken on Saturday,
when the 6OcIa off vletOrs, In full game, 20 to l5
LA CROSSE.
A game Of la Crosse is to be played some
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II 10 n ~
Totals

lat "a 81 th Sth 9th 7tb 8h oh. Totsl
T5:.,;ssl:.:...,S ySGS;ssl:.;.....>SS : y 6 Z III
Umt4e-MTsC Of the Eagle Club o Lsulsvl Scorers
Ms.rs Lush Nicholson Home Rans-GOle Asi1, Wright
Base pay-Put Godie A. Martin, 2 Wright l. assisted by
Martin 81 Wright q Briss, Louis1ie-By Booth III Delens
Rhoe number Of Bases Hts Union llO Louisville TO- foal
Bound oatches-Brdsa s. Dickens Catches On SrkeBBiA3
Ouf on Foul BssURion 5; Louisville Time Of GaDernO hours
and ten minutes
On the 10th inst according to the programme
laid down, the Unions TO have played the Olympic
Club OF Louisville but that OrganZaOnt subsequent To
the challenge having dissolved match arranged
with the Eagle Club. resulting, already announced in
a victory for the Unions, by the following score
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ing to the programme

lst % 81 4th. 5th 9Th III en- oh ToialI
Uuiop.................... 10 u R-S
EAgs....................- y W y Z
Tmpe-J Deh The Athletic Club Of Philadelphia
r NJ Lush ". " EsOot Time Of GsmeTso hour and IS
butes uns-PabO Base PayPut by Golde 70 Mar
tin Union, - B. Speed, 7; Bradley, l. Eagle Foul Bound
CAohes-BdsA S; H. Truman Catches sthkes-Birdsa
Double Psys-Gote and Wharton Outs Foul BasUnOB g.
BAgee
On Saturday the Unions played the nineteenth
game OF the tour their opponents being the well known
Buckeye Club, Of Cincinnati whom they defeated, fol
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HOME NEWS.

,nrAag a2-Moming-very dOudy 70 itts soudy slightly
eloadT 90 g. eIoady to Aerneen-CioodJ slightly o.G
80, E,s,,ng-Sebty cosdy clear Aug D-honng-ciear
pt, S 20 81 hAzy and little cloudy H. AheT1son-
Lite slsady 70 A. baIv Evenng-Hy Rain has aS ou
l3 dy, of lis month and during the present - days Aus T
wear ram s on IL DAYS daring the entire month on 20 days
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARrhEkNfC; fC;,,,l
IT, lawn. an abstract recorded obsefyaons AZ w Ses
Pail obrystoT for week ending Saturday August z 1900
Vyht AZ suouud above the sea, ~ Feet
Hight Of instruments above the goun1 % ieeI
Ibsht ~ ipstrsm IA above the sea W ieet
Istitad, 11o as SO" ~ Longitude ~ 81 5H w
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

Terrible sufferings from rupture, and final cure
as erueeneed by Hodges uEder the treatment Of Do
SHERMAN No. e9f Broadway Read his statement 'h page DrT
Tribune Of Aug. II aud r. under Special Notices
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
BASE BALL.

THE UNION CLUB AND ITS VICTORIES.
The champion Union Club, on the 10th. Inst
met the Louisville Club OF Louisville, KY, with whom
bey payed the 18th game OF and their 18th
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

To get rid of Fever and Ague, Intermitsnt
Fever, Dr. D. JAMES AGuH hIxrrRE ers'
remedy that quickly thoroughly Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

The residence of Z. !. KahJfiiesch, Office No.
Fs,on from We'd esiar sight last W e
BsHstAH Akx TELEsRa They broke Iough the nob psit
eonAc Uih s-rsraih whehIsysr ~
- Z. hoLxEs, BE- al Broac~sJ
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IAunouueemenLAl
A1unsr MIRAcrLors.-We seldom indOrse a

ALMOST NIRACULoUs.-We seldom ind0rse a
edtsA eolnms-neyer unless convinced tha, hs
well sf him will result 10 beurh 70 the pnhk
idea that call the Advertisement Of d. A.
No. 697 Broadway Newlork who performing ~
Rnptae than ehr
knowledge attempted accomplished b. other re
With his acquainted With An
brought living earnestly advise all VA Ns
actd eonu with call him nentonous phyron
The Communication this weeks DExocRAr sae
Ia By Geo Hodges whose se saved .nd he'h
by Dr. sherman he abundant proof and 10 se @
attention. inowins those aes thank thss s,eE ree 'a
eom.oEt-i Ia Crosse Democrat
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

It'll ,nrs tI,veel us IS; day 2l3 $50 niles
WarEs-Ran on 18th 2Oh and 2lstl showers ananoh out,
- ~ n,,s dsnth s7 inch Rainbow double, at 3:3o n o
7h arches pere,I eoo bngut distance between b"Se 0
arches 10 degrees -. ..,,o n -.oo
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
THE CITY.

Sims...4g7e9 49ls4 4936l lg4iJ
Means ....U7lI4 0.1OR 07U3 0IOtJ
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CT IT Y TIE III S.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHINe.-In store and recelv-
ing osily; ALSO and choice styles the piece to
be made up to order Great bargains summer
Goods, ready made or made to order. Style fit, aud
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none,
equalled by few.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed to every pur
chaser. the sale cancelled and money refunded,
FJfLh and TOWER HALL,
6iaUt Streets SIs MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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The CITY Amusenents.

AT THE CHEsNUT Jarratt & Palmer's ballet
troupe will appear this and every evening dur
ing the present week in the spectacular drama
of U5dine. The piece will only run or one
week, as the troupe is engaged to appear In New
York.
AT THE ARCH six standard comedy perfom-
ances are on the bills for the present week.
This ning Mrs. Iuchbald's come-g of Woes
as They We're and Maids as They Are will be
given, in which Mrs. Drew. Miss Price, Mrs
Clara Fisher Maeder, Mr.. Barton Hill, Mr.. A.
Everly, Mr.. Mackay, Mr.. James, and Mr..
Wallis will appear. The afterplece will be the
Loan Of Lover, with Mr. Craig and Miss Fanny
Davenport as "Peter Spyk" and Gertrude"
AT THE WALNUT, Mrs. Lander will appear as
elizabeth, Queen OF Eogland." Mrs. Lauder
will be supported by Mr.. j. IL. Taylor, who will
personste the earl of Essex"
AT THE AMERICAN, the Gregory Family OF
acrobats and gymnasts Will conclude their en-
gagement after the present week.
AT HooLEY's OPERA House, the laughable
burlesque OF The Grand Duchess OF GeroLstein
will be performed this evening.
CARL SENTz'S ORCHESTRA MATINEES Will
open the season in Concert Hall on Thursday
afternoon, October s. with an attractive pro-
gramme. Mendelssohus celebrated "Reforma.
tion" symphony and Karl Hohnstock's "Grand
Fest Over ure," both new compositions, will be
presented for the first time. The subscription
price to the series of thirty concerts is placed at
the low figure of $5. This will induce very many
lovers and students of music to purchase SO ason
tickets for, in addition TO the great pleasure OF
hearing such superior music. there is much In
struction to be derived. Many novelties are
announced to be brought out during the season.
The orchestra has been enlarged, and the reper-
toire freshly stocked with new importations
from Europe.
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Merit. This order confers nobility, and IL is
only granted to the most distinguished persons
in civil life.
-Auber Is at work on new opera He will
complete bis eighty ninth year in January.
-Amusements are dull in New Orleans and
the performances of two minstrel companies
are the only attractions in the dramatic or mu-
sical line that the inhabitants of the Crescent
City are at present able to support.
Mr.. Hooley, in addition to his establish
ments in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, will shortly
open the 0deon in Williamsburg, which he has
recently purchased for SAT 900.
Dramatic Notes.
Mr.. Edwin Booth will commence an engage.
ment In Detroit this evening, during which he
is expected to appear as "Hamlet," )" "Richelieu, y
"Brutus," "Rchard ILL.," "Benedlck," and
"Claude Melnotte.n
Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau is playing "San" at pre-.
sent In ST. Louis.
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DIED.

aileI y short illness, RoBERT W. BARNAKD' In In
The relstves and friends Of the family, also the
members OF the Philadelphia Typographical SocIety
siop, No s. e. of T.. and Pennsylvania Union Benea-
cial society are are IespecLfny invited 70 attend the
ceed to the Ebenezer M. f. Church. asM
GRAFFEN. .-Suddeply, this morning at o'clock
CHARLES IL. GRAFFEN, in the 35Ih year OF his
Due notice will be given Of the funeral
XII Con September 27, ROBERT P. KING. In
the 54th year Of his age.
Due notice of the funeral viii be given.
KIRKE.-Friday September p, at his late resi-
dence, the Rev. GEORGE KIRKE, In the 74th ear
Fupefai from St. James Church. Downngtown,
Pa Wednesday, September 30, at O'Clock p M. The
relatives Ciersy gen. rally, and friends OF the family
Train leaves hirty first and Marke street (Penneyl
vania Railroad) at lI'40 A. M. ~*t
MACPHERsON-EDwARD On Thursday even
ing, 24tn instant! the residence or brides
IC MXCPhERsoN to CATHERINE daughter f Of { the M
II o as Begey ali OF this city. No cards (New York
and London papers please copyo 80
@PFA AasON.-On the 9th instant, RICHARD W.,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
Of his mother NO 900 N. seventh street on Wednes-
day AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock (Reading and Washing
ton papers please copy.) ~
ve ii kSa8 fss Hsth aged e Years
attend the funeral from the residence OF her husband
Mo- 1926 Richmond street, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock.
To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
@ERLDIAN SUN LODGE, No i5s, A. Z. NJ, are re:
6'cock on TUEsD AY afternoon the 2sth Instant. to
attend the funeral Of Brother JAMES II. KELLEY 4
~ ''o'i " WILLIAM D. sHU BERT. Secretary.
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NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals., Fashion Plates, and
MaRazlnes-bOth English and American-may be had
as soon as published of John TIenwith. the great
news agent His enterprise and energy nave secured
or him an extensive patrons ge, which he continues
satisfy by furnishing the New YORK papers sew ral
hours earlier than they be obtained by the
lar mails. and by selling the periodicals and mage
zines at the lowest possible prices. Those desiring
the latest intelligence should visit Trenwths News
Empol ium. at No. lM 4 Third street
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DELICATE MAcHINERY.-As machinery Will not
work without being fabricated so 1t is with the hu-
man system. which is the most delicate piece of ma
chnery In existence, and requires aid in the operation
of It's different functions. The Wine Bitters" will
afford that aid In a greater degree than any ever
before offered TO the public. Sold by Druggists.
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WE understand that Mr.. Jobson, formerly con.
sulting surgeon and dentist TO the royal family OF
England is at present In this city. and that during
his stay (at No. 6l4 Washington Square) he may be
consulted by those requiring aid instruction the
profession with which he has been long associated
We believe he intends to introduce here the cele
braIed remedies of his distinguished colleagues In the
royal household-Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir Benjamin
Brode, Sir Henry Halfo d, and the great DR.. Aber.
crombie, author of 1.-THE Intellectual Powers"-for
gout. rheumatism, Indigestion. consumption, and
all impuries of the com alexion, well as the re-
markable medicine, the Tokos, discovered by him In
Australia the longsouEht sntidote to The deadly bite
OF the cobra di cApello, powerful resto-
ratiye known,
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A COLD SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR.-Most people
neglect 1t. Who minds 1t? Yet Cold may turn to
Consumption and then follows almost certain death.
Take Cold in time then, tnat is, take Dr. D. Jayne's
Expectorsnt, the well known standard remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma BronchitIs
and all Pulmonary Complaints, and your Cold will
disappear as we'll all apprehension OF danger.
Sold by all Druggists.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w, Cassidy, No. ll2 South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewery and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure Art
Gle furnished st . price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock Of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices. visit to his store sure
to result in pleasure and profit
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DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
H. STEEL e. SON,
NOS. 7Ia AND 7IS N. TENTH STREET,
HAVE Now OPEN THEIR STOCK OF
NEW, CHOICE AND ELEGANT
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Novelties in French, German, and English
Fabrics.
FINE BLACK SILKS
HANDSOME CoLoRED Silks
CHAMELEON SILK POPLINS.
CHAMELEON SILK sERgEs.
HEAVY SILK OTTOMAN vELoURs.
RICH SILK EPINGLINES.
ALL-wooL OTTOMAN vELoURS
ALL-wooL STRIPED POPLINs.
ALL.wOoL PLAID POPLINs
CHAN0EAB GE AND NOTIFIED SERGES.
FROSTED NOTIFIED PoPLINs.
STRIPED PoPLINS FOR SUITS AND SKIRTS
BLACK ALPAC As, ALL QUALITIES.
BLACK ALPACA PoPLINs.
BLACK MOHAIR CRETONNES.
BLACK FRESCH ALPACAs.
BLACK CANTON CLorHs ALL QUALITIES.
BLACK ALL-woOL CRETONNES.
"LUPIN'5' BLACK ALL-W0OL DELAINES.
BLACh fRENCH MERlNOES,
"LUPIN's" BLACK BoMBAzINES,
nLUPIN'S" BLACK TAMIsE CLOTH.
"CouRTALD,sn BLAuK ENgLiss CREPES
CoTaTATpsf IDS ESGiisd & 8 c oREeE 4 ri Wells ALL
aG43ks SfoARiNte vELvErs, R1oHEsr
SHADES OF BLACK, ALL Wild Tbs AND QUAIL
SILK IrJLgsIH Plush FOR SUITS AND sAooUEs,
sfNN oh3lGE .Sd6as GoL0Rsi sfi sS @ s, 70 go.
PAISLEY. FRENCH AND GERMAN,
LADIES' LONG AMP SQUARE wooILES
MISSES LONG sERwEs! SIP SQUARE wooILEN
1.nsIs All GhOCs style. Of rs seasons
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY, FROM
25c to S. so.
We invite particular attention to our stock this
care from % the stocks Of the largest and best Ne~
city. ''N' :" 'A'
We Will suaFsn%to6s as %oW 70 Gs ps THE LOWEST. 1t
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
BLANKETS.
"oAf MEDiuM Qualities,
EXTRA FINE QUALITIES.
Large assortment. all sizes, at low prices
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
All sizes and qualities. 50 50 10 go.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Crashes,
Large assortment OF all quail les, al low prices
BLEACHED :MUsLiNS, UNBLEACHED MUS
LINS. CANTON FLANNELS. CALICOES,
GiNGBAMs. TIOkINGS, aud DRILLS.
or all the best makes. at the LOWEST MARKET
Prices
RED. WHITE, AND GREY PLAID and TwILLED
WOOL FLANNELS,
All widths snd qualities, at low prices.
Cloths ana Cassimeres.
A large assortment of NEW STYLES. suitable tor
Mems and Boys wear, from so cents to $u.
Ladies', CIOaking Cloths.
WATER PROOF CLoAkINa CLOTHS, 81 TO sl75
H. STEEL & SON,
NOS. 7Ia AND 7lo NORTH TENTH sr..
1t PHILADEL PHIA
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MARRIED.

RAsER-LIPPINCOTT.-A 30, 1863. at whar
ton Street NJ E. Parsonage. No 1926 Fourth street
by Rev. ]. b. Msddux, THOMAS ]. RAISER TO
EMMA LIPPINCOTT, both of this city.
STANGER-HIGGS.-on the 9th instant, at The
residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. ID. :.
Miller. d. D., Mr.. ADAM g. TANGER to Miss AN
ME i, HIGGS, both of Frsnkfj No cards.
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AND 600 BRO

NOTE THESE FACTs.The object of this article is to
call the attention of the feeble and ang to Themselves
Ordinarily business pleasure in short almost every
thing in this suolunary world obtains considera-
ton than the preser yaon of that blessing with which
nothing earthly should be put In oarIson, wiz
health This is dangerous season, and 1t does not
find the human system In the best condition to defy
Its perls. To homely phrase, the torrd summer
weather takes the starch out of people, and leaves
them limp and lsngud. The fires of vitality burn
low. The naturally feeble are unusually depressed-
the naturally strong are not vigorous as they
might be. seven-eighths of the community feel more
or the influence of the atmospheric changes which
produce the malarious diseases common in Octobsr
and November 1t as protective against the effects
of these changes that HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS have obtained no small portion OF their cele-
brity. The GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC OF THE AGE is
not only q snecihc for Chronic Dyspepsia Indiges-
tion, BliousBess and Nervous Complaints, but also
preventive of malarious epidemcs. Whoever wishes
insured against attack of intermittent or re-
mittent fever (both of which prevail to a melancholy
extent all the country. will do well to resort
without delay, to this famous inVigorating and anti
bilious specific. Quinine has had Its day. 1t leaves
sting behind, and ply sicans beginning to discard
II. But HosTErTER's BITrERs become more popular
and command vaster sale with each successive
season. simply because they produce better medicinal
effect than any the poUeTr poisons used tonics and
are at once safe and palatable preparation.
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An old opera by Rossini, entitled Petra de
Paragone (the Touohstonel, has been revived at
the Pagliano Theatre, Florence, but without
much success. The overture is said to be dne,
and the rest Of the opera only $3.50. 1t was not
success.
Mr.. Bateman's combined opera boufe COM
panies, including Mad'lIes Tostee, Irma and
Lambele, Messrs. Aujac, Deere, Thatee, and Du'
chesne, will open at the Olympic Theatre, St.
Louis, on Monday, October 5.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will make her
first appearance in New York, since her return
from Europe, on the 10th of October.
The King of Italy has bestowed upon Mer.
cadante, the musical composer, the Order of
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER /.
FIRST GRAND OPENING DAY.
.wANAMAKER g. BROWN.

BB- Our object in hdvtng a Grand Opening of ia
H1-F u and Winter Clothing Is Simply 90 DiUe- d
sA- our patrons, and TIE public IN general dn~s 20
R0- Opportunity OF inspecting The materials Il o
R2 and fashionable styles 10 be this Sea--t o
hS- son. -Ua
e6- ~tN
mr. Statesmen tCiU be in attendance 30 dr,sDsr q
R Inquiries respecting prsceS quality cc., ,%tn
AH- but no one tDut 66 ASKED or EXPECTED 20 ga
80 make onypufchoSe. "a
AB- -dR
Sc Drop In IN The Of the day eus1 II you-a
R6- Stdy Ju minute and something Of tle= a
6f-indrUeitds pr spurdttonS have made for the
8D- coming season. =IH
WANAM4RER C. BROWN w
The Largest Clothing House,
OAK Han,
The Corner Of SIXTH and AfARHET Streets
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CHARLES STOKES II Co.,
No. S24 Chestnut street..

Onuer tue
latest styles.
Melton w
Heavy Coating Suits ~ SO
ecOlcn ~ W.
Fine English Coating Suits $500
A large assortment OF Fall and Winter 0vercoats
from el5 to $45
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda water and read TIE
EVENING TLLReRAPH. at HillmAn's News stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot
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Sc Western Beeyes, S74 Calves aud Iesrlings, 500
Hogs, AS Sheep and Il &iiCh Cows. SJid-lGj6
Texas and 90 Western Beeves, 2s4 Calves and
Yearlings $50 Hogs. sos Sheep ard 20 Mich Cows.
stock on sale-560 Texas and az Western Beeves,
623 Calves and YearliDgs. GIL Hogs, has Sheep
AID 50 Mich Cow. We quote:
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COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING FAST TWO wEEKS.

stcek hhRd sud on iiiV
The exports this evening include 40 bales Tor
Providence 9l3 bales for Barcelona, Isl ba es
for New York, 1865 bales for stop, 1851 bales
for Havre and AIS baes for Liverpool.
ToBACCO-We have TO notice cOns ierable ami
nation in he market under this heading. The re-
ctpts have been very light, yet, Notwithstanding
the poor Offering supply, there were sales Of ZOj
hhds. upon terms which have not yet tran7pirtd.
There is an active inquiry both Cor the trade a
shipment, but operations for the week have he
mostly to supply the trade and Tor bali0g. Hold
ers are firm in their views and prices remain I'M
changed at previous quotations, which we repeat:
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hotels AND RESTAURANTS
NOTICE.
NOTIcE.....................-....... ~
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

In consequence OF the limited transient Hotel patronage I've
present offer fam lies SUITS OF Apart
10 Clubs and Single Gentlemen ost comioraoe
Rooms ~ the Spring VIII ch viii nos
sure, fail to meet the gencies Of III season.
o + HALL Propriet0r.
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DoUSLAs'
ENGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPBER,
NO. 10 Camp street.,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE orTX HoTEk

Vissns and weonnx oards engraved n Ne nos sssans
manner Blindness C.rds Account Sales Cotton, Bills La
ding CheckA Invoices snd Circular Lstters ste, bhe
xrsched seas Csnseains Stamps, Door Plates, ste
Initiate Embossed on kspu go EnysaoD9 UuHoux
CHARGE FOB DIE
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castle aarsss.

CRY JKFTzsoS, Feb Is 1858.
Arrived during the past Week-2O3l Texas and
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
WE'LL & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Merchants aud Dealers.
IMPORTED AND DoMEs1 IC WINES AND LIQUORS
Respectfully inform the public that thsy have removed
their TO
No. $50 G-avIer street,
Between Camp and Charles streets, and have just
cev,d by arrivals from Europe complete stock Of
PURE WINES, BRANDY AVID LIQUORS.
And that havrg made contracts with the best dsers IN
the West they viii keep constantly on hand the cho ar
BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES.
Goods being choice every respect they ask ashsre
Of the public patronage. from buyers
WE'LL & BRO, No. $50 Gravier street,
Between Camp and s.. Charles streets
CROOKs 81 MABIsTANY.
WHOLESALE DKLIERs Is
LIQUORS, SPIRITS, WINES, CIGARs ETC, ETC,
No 80 TehoUptouiss street. and the Star Warehouse,
More Dame street corner Comm
Rye aid Rec lie skies. which offer the trade OF
li6eralter snr At the lowest market rates
ions ANDERSON a Co,
IL
JOHN ANDERSON, late of Shropshire, Anderson 4 Co.
v. L GRIP PENJ
Wholesale Grocers and Communication Mer.
chants,
90 PoYDR.s STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
CsAs. I.EDIG-
sgAaIssaIs sres.r aaS Dealer Ia ss.srsl
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