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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at seven O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wli
be ready at half past six o'clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

Manifestations Respecting the Revolution In
Spain.
LONDON Dec. IA, 1868.
Advices from the west coast OF Africa report that
the Spanish Inhabitants OF Fernando Pc were hold
ing great jubilee over the downfall OF the Spanish
BOurbons
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MAINE.

Destruction Of Tannery and Paper Mill
Loss $4,000.
PORTLAND, Dec. Ia, 1858.
The fire at Yarmouth last night also destroyed the
tannery OF Deacon Marston. the loss on which Ia
about $4,000. The paper mill owned by Charles J..
Little was also destroyed. The mill was valued at
$4,000 and was insured for $40, 600.
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FLORIDA.

Judgment Of Custer Rendered Against Lieu.
tenant Governor Gleason.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. IA, 1868.
The Supreme Court has rendered judgment OF
custer against Lieutenant Governor Gleason, for
bidding him the exercise OF the duties OF the ONCE
OF Lieutenant Governor. The probability Is that
the case will be taken TO the United States supreme
Court
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MISSOURI.

Robbery Of the Overland MALTA Part Re.
covered.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA, $685.
despatch from Bryan station to-day says that In
telligence has been received that large quantity Of
overland mail matter has been stolen from the
coaches near Fort Brdger the bags having been cut
open by robbers. The best portion OF the mail has,
however already been recovered A strict inquiry
will be Instituted to the manner OF carrying the
mails on that route.
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The Park.
Prospect Park Pond.

The skating pouna was filled yesterday. The pond
now used Is half mile In length and nearly twelve
acres IN area. The water Ia three feet In depth and
four feet below the summer level. The pond when
complete, viii be almost i've times as large as at
mr.
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European Missionaries Travel Through
China-How They Were Received In the In
terior-Spread Of CathoIicity.

AARsEILLgs, Dec. IA, 1858.
Late adyices from Hankow. China, state that
Revs Grimth, John and Mr.. Wiley Of the London
wesleyan Mission who left that city some time ago
Tor an extended tour through the Chinese empire,
had safely returned. These gentlemen travelled
through all the Western provinces OF China to the
connnes OF Thibet, a distance OF over 5000 miles.
they were well treated by the natives everywhere.
They saw an abundance OF coal and evidences Of
gold, silver lead and iron mines. The Catholic mis-
slons were very numerous throughout the country.
Clergymen were found even In the small villages,
and the converts to that faith were numbered by
hundreds OF thousands
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A.-1ave FueI-Redure Coal RiIIs.-Fix Your
house with Roebuck's Weather Strips 0nce SO Fulton
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Cheapest Bookstore in the World-10O,00O
Holiday Books at your own price
LEG0AT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street, below Beekr5 "A.
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Mr.. Gladstone and His Measurcs-Contested
Seats In the House Of Commous-Lord Cla-
rendOn's Levee.
LONDON, Dec. IA, 1858.
Mr.. Gladstone has issued an address to the elec-
tors OF Greenwich preliminary his reelection from
that borough rendered necessary by his acceptance
OF ministerial ONCE. He says after the part taken
by him IN the movement for the disestablishment
OF the Irish Church 1t was impossible for him to
decline the task OF forming Ministry. He trusts
the new administration win deserve the confidence
OF the country. and promise. to every effort to
carry the measures which he urged while out OF
Office.
In the House OF Commons petitions have been pre-
scented contesng the elections OF thirty -four liberals
and thrty-seven conservative members for bo-
roughs
Lord Clarendon the newly appointed Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs, held levee on Saturday.
which was attended by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, the
Minister Of the Cnited States and Mr.. Arson Bur-
lingame, the chief Ambassador OF China.
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TURKEY AND GREECE.

Renewed Efforts 10 Adjust the Dincuities Be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
PARIS, Dec. IA, 1883.
The Etenddrd says the great Powers will continue
their efforts to settle the dispute between Turkey and
Greece, and they do not yet despair Of success.
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The Turkish Ultimatun-Grecian Dccision-
A Crisis Approaching.

VIENNA, DEC. II, 1903.
In compliance with the demands Of the Turkish
ultimatum the Greek government is requested to
disband It's volunteer corps and forbid Grecian
ofcials from participating In the cretan insurrec-
ton, ana also permit the families OF the insurgents
20 return TO Crete. Greece refuses these demands,
and looks upon them rs offensive.
The Turkish Minister Is preparing to depart from
Athens
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An Express RObbcr demanded to the Peni.
tentiary-A Defaulting Steamboat Clerk.
Sr. LOUIS Dec. Ia 1861
Edward Johnson. who was sent to the Peniten-
tary three years ago for robbing the United States
Express Company OF $4,000, and who was pardoned
by the Governor six months since, having failed to
comply with the conditions OF his pardon. was
brought here to-day from Chicago and sent back to
the Penitentiary to serve out the remaining twenty
six months OF his term.
Thomas King. second clerk OF the steamer Bis
marcK. has been missing since December 8. and is
charged with embezzng 81, 400. reward is offered
for his apprehension.
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Marine Intelligence.

HAVANA, Dec, II, 1908.
The steamship Rapidan from New Orleans for
New York, arrived at this port yesterday at noon.
The bark Cuba arrived to-day from New York,
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CUBA.
Progress Of tho MISUNDERSTANDING ut
santi Espiritu-Alarm In Havana-Issuo Of
Bank Notes.

Bank Notes.
HAVANA, Dec. IL, I
VIA KEY WEST, Dec IA, 1868. (
The recent encounters in the central district have
not been decisive, and the troops suffered fearfuy.
Count Balmaseda Is in Nuevitas and demands re-
Inducements.
A rising has taken place at Sant Espiritu and
revolutonists say that one has also taken place at
Macagna and that yillacara ana Trinidad are pre-
pared to rise.
The insurrecton Is now within 100 miles Of Havana.
The British Consul notifies the subjects OF her
Britannia Majesty that they should make immediate
registration.
use and have authorized the Spanish Bank to make
an additional issue or paper to that amount
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AUS 7 RIA.


VIENNA, Dec. IL, lses.
The Ministerial budget has been made public. The
denct for the year 1859 is estimated at e. 500 ooo
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Nentrcss, Economy fand Despatch CombtneI
the Job Printing Est.n
Ishment. VI Nassau street.
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The Newspaper Postal systems Of America
and England.

and England.
LONDON Dec. IL, 1865.
The Times this morning has an article on the
newspaper postal system in In the United states.
The writer euogizes the American policy Of permit
ting ne wspapers to be forwarded through the mails
ut low rates OF postage. whereby the general diYu.
sion Sc knowledge is promoted and encouraged;
praises the berality Of the "free exchangen system
for the benefit OF the press and hopes the time win
soon come when England will adopt the entire
American plan, which time has proved to have been
80 successful and beneficial In tina. country
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Fine Arts.-The American Art CO urrv or
fer their collection NJ American Pictures and Crystal
Medaons Of extraordinary merit at auction great many
OF favorita artists represented This
tabhed by the proprietor In si fort
OF artists this sngb OF time has compshed liz
object Some OF greatest and most favs artists date
their OF reputation and success to heT bey Of hs
gallery This Institution takes pride press above
20 the lovers OF the hne arts The sale aks Tues
DAY. Wednesday and Thursday evenings W cernber 49, IL
~, commencing n ~ O'Clock, ~ " EDN ARD BYLhSDr,
Auconeer In bis salesoom go broadS ay, Beecker
III
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Pamphlets, law Reports, &C.. Executcd
WIN neAness qucknes and Despatch twenty-five per
~ the METHOPOLu AN JOB PRINriS0 ESrARitsy
MENT, 81 Nassau strs al
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HOLIDAY Presents.-A Crcat Variety or
french embroidered and satin quilted slippers Of
patterns ana coors vine dress and double sole Boots Sho>p
and 1aisers fArilcuaf sens given 10 orone ivesk
o. O. y aCfiMUND, NSpI<aTEnr
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Erring hut N0ble.-Self Help for Yous q Men
who having erred desire better manhood Sent N ara ed
letter envelopes free OF charge If benea,ed ,he os
age. Address Phianthros, boz r., Philadelphia, ~
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Bridge Rem0val.-The LOew Bridge IL to
b removed NJ Let congratulate everybody the
subject and above ALL let the thousand
persons who n consciousness Of that have hitherto
windows o. KNOX Of 22 Broadway Eve minutes inspec
OF Of KNOWS masterpieces will convince anybody
Of their superiority all other productions Of the kind
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Holiday Prcscnts-A Rss e Oppcrtunty.-
BeIng about " remove on Isl !snurr prepared
and Frames steecscopss and vis Albums carved Brack
Nicholas block, Call early, - = -
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Crissadoross Unrfvalled Hair Dye.-SoId and
applied at No castor House Mandatory SO Maiden ana
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The Famous Corner-91 Nassau Street.
Fulton The Metropolitan JOB PRINTING
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A Ladies' Fair In Now Open at III. Stephens
Church, entrance on Twentyeighth and Twenty. ninth
arrests Third avenue.
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Coughs and Colds Are Often Ovcriookcd.--A
continuance for length Of time irritation Of the
Lungs or chronic Throat Disease "BROwSS RRON-.
CHTAL TROCHES" offered with the fullest condolences
in their efficacy, giving almost invariably sure aud imneds
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E.tnbIished In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan lob
Printing Establishment. VI Nassau street
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton 90 10 the Metropolitan job Prniu n Es.ab nsnL
kaa.a
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uivey one OF WHIT n Al. ana az gone WHITE, the
~ late Of 2s broadway. erssen. sss Grssnweh Ans
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We bes LS ave 60 Inform the Public that the
eezAh. az Gold and Diamond Jewelry fne Cabinet
a NJ r losslcs BY ceeba.ed orasr q Ar
- W. celver Tor the creditors OF John Reed viii
De eon.nus this day their aore No 7s Broadway oPpo
NJ IrT~ Lurch Also all the Axiures Ac., tc, by HbNRf
u heh~ MINER, Auctioneers.
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Commercial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON Lon.

ConmorciaI InteiiGenee-Exchange ON Lon.
don.
HAVANA, Dec. IA, 1861
Sugar.-The market IL dull. Sales Of good to fair
Muscovado were made to-day AT reals per arrobe
Exchange on Lodon, 16z TX per cent premium
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An extensive Touring mill, distillery, brs very
and taDnery, are in course of erection at Holly
Springs. trl
Hon. A. J. Donaldson and associates propose
reclaming an immense body of Yaz0o lands, by
building grand levee, wide enough for q raj road
track, on almost an air line from Memphis 10 the
mouth Of the Yaz0o river. The amount Of land
that would be reclaimed from overflow by such
a work is estimated at ASS 600 acres, Of unsur-
passed fertility. The estimated-c0st OF the work
is set down at about 81, 10000.
A family Of emigrants camping near Mrs. Cooks
Of Mt. Albon, near Yicksburg Thursday night
were robbed Of their money, mules, ETC., By I've
negro highwsymen.
Ii Is Iumored at Columbus that the garrison
there IL 20 be withdrawn.
The Bay St Louis Gazette says: large
schooner left the bay on Thursday on her nay to
the Chandelier islands, where her owners intend
20 put up large fish-drying establishment. We
understand that the company conducting this bus
mess owa several vessels, which they intend to
put into this trade.
The robbery Of Col. Burke occurred about eight
miles from Grenada. where he had just crossed the
Yaobusha river. The robbers Observed As he
paid his ferrisge that he had large roll Of
money-only amounting, however. to s90-snd
coming on 10 town procured horses and folio Sed
till they overlook him. One Of the robbers came
lately TO Grenada and has since spent bis tine in
drunkenness; the other who has been arrested. g
young man. heretofore OF good habits, but cor
rupfed by his intimacy with the former.
Judge Dabney, Of Raymond, has been appointed
circuit Judge BY Gen. Gillem.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION
SEVENTY EIGHTH DAT.
THURSDAY, M.r,h S. 1868.

THURSDAY, Mrsh s. 1868.
Convention met ct ii A. N. Judge Taliaferre
presiding. Sixty delegates present.
1be president having stated that he had been
absent al the time OF taking the vote upon the
Constitution az a WHOLE desired his vote be now
recorded in the affirmative thereupon.
Waples's anne ndment TO article No. %, the dis
franchising article, was Thea called up and dis
cussed, and its adoption moved.
Constitution had been adopted, further amend
ments were out Of order. This proyiso. said he,
will disfranchise some OF the best men In Louis
lana and who, asked the speaker, arc loyall
There are many who are always foremost with the
everlasting word loyal" when the truth was
that many who had espoused the Union cause had
only done so for the purpose OF getting themselves
into Office.
The chair decided the motion for adoption to be
out Of order.
; This decision was reversed by the convention.
end the motion to adopt was carried By vote Of
81 to %.
A motion to adjourn sine die was voted down.
Mr.. Cooley offered the following, which was
not acted upon:
ResOlued, That a committee Of three mem
bers of the convention be appointed by the presi-
dent. with power to supervise and direct the col
lection of the tax levied by ordinance Of the 2lth
December, 1861. and TO take all measures ne
cesssry 10 enforce and compel the collection
thereof, and, If necessary, TO employ counsel 70
represent Ia any court or courts OF this STATE, or
OF the United States, and TO warrant upon the
treasurer of the STATE, payable out Of the con-
vention fund.- for fees Of counsel and other ex
penses incurred by them in carrying out the OBJ
ject Of their appointment and the per diem OF
said members so appointed as said committee
shall continue IS fixed by therues OF the conven-
tion until the stAprl 1868, and shall be payable
in their own warrants.
The following, by Packard, Of Orleans, was
adopted:
"Be Il Ordained, That the Board of Rsgistra-
tion created by ordinance adopted by convention
February Is, 1858, shall have power TO enforce
the collection of the taxes levied by the several
ordinances OF the convention, and to perform an y
and all duties sppertaining to it,"
A resolution by Isabelle, providing that II this
convention does not meet within twelve months
after adjournment, ii shall be considered as hav-
ing adjourned sine die. was adopted.
The convention then adjourned to Friday, the
9th instant.
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OFFICIAL.
srArx OF LOUISIANA.

STATE or LOUISIANA. -,
SIS ExpcUYrv1 DnPAnxnnu1, - 4
wa rroe q New Orleans Dec d io''.
xrvuuRUAs lanes Michigan he's Seao ~
w niics,an 70 cancel his s1cial bond - suconser'
and g. The P s.ss 81 z, s Dssabs @ =: sum
slo 40 srnsd b. himself principal and Is.ncH n"'
Richard HnrShy and Gerald Farrell - securtss .o,,t
ne 20 "a S q S:s;
IA bends Being for he faithful
- ala Nesaa Of hs duties =, asconsst ~ IA
hereby give. e 81 z re oos II he sscrsisry
Ssss Within ninety days As the p1bcstsn hsrs'- WI"
,bs sc,d bond shouId b cance1ed and annnhec .
Given under my hand ssd sal q ne 49, ~ :astv
date. and the Independence 81 NE on''eo S'A'''
second = rI.kNDERx
Signed . -
4 HAIRY. Secretary sf ssas<
KrAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
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TTENDU sae JsEss neiiis.n, ne o.ss;s con-
M rteur dams o. psur pareiso dtrIesrs sAsor
In bond cate q ri decembre, 1890 pour "a .omms %
$1,000 sisse hi gsncpsl g Pstek irwn A''
In ned sste ie ia uin 1858 une tells somrs
svec Patrick Twin Richard Murphy esm -
ATS borss ssn ccrstonee pour paecomph.ssneat nuso
Ses dsvers par dit James Michigan comms sAe>H'
Vi, eft mar 10 present dcnne toutss les pssonnss nse
r.ssss fare scr "a bureau au sc
tss dEta dsns les qustrs .om,, s e.ousliss
Ie< dit bonds ssrHit pes cancele q annuie . v. "A Ia
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date mertiosne ct 10 qustrs vinR douziens Annss
ssps' ss,s1., s'' h'ss ohn BE- yLANDKRs.
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Fditsr Gazette and Comet, Baton Rouge La:
Dear Strive observe in the New Orleans
CREscENT OF the 22d inst. en- extract from youf
paper, in which you state that an agent Of ours
had been Offering forty dollars per month to the
freedmen IN your city to work on this levee, and
also your remarks in the premises. Permit us 10
correct you. We have not had one single person
connected with this contract or employed By Us,
seeking laborers IN any direction or locality. and
not until tomorrow will we be prepared to pro-
vide for laborers. We have positively stated that
we will employ no man who violates a contract to
come 70 Us, and we pay fifteen dollars per month,
with foil rations. to ablebodied men. We propose
TO work TO benefit the country, and surely we
will not conflict with the interests OF the planters.
Yours most respectfully.
ANDREW 'FREAME co,
Perjury 20 1ses C0ntrac ors.
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Ell UCATfONAL.
7 oUIsIAHA STATE SEMINARY,
fEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,

s next Session begins September ID and closes June 2h
1868
FAcuLTYConsifts Of full OF abe Instructors 10 al
erches Of Literature and Science usually taught IN the best
Cole II Universities.
CouRsE srUDr-Embracss a Preparatory and Acad-
enc Department. including tersry Scientific and Op
tienal Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Coumercsl School
TEEEsFor all expenses, except clothing $40 500 pay
April let
Cadets received any time during the session. charged
from date Of entrances.
Address d. y. BOYD. Superintendent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
F. w. PERKINS
SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Agent Alliance Steamship Line for Florida Ports.
2s csrondsles street.
JOHn w. xOKKIs n co.,
9snovsS from y Canal strssss
n CANAL AND IL cRosMAN STREETS.
seaeral Cs-.sssien Merchants. Produce
And Dealer. 4. all kinds Of
AaRIcULrURAI IMPLEMENTS
Agent. ios Ere and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
zinmerm.nn Co - Cinema Z Sparkling cArAwBA
rARCH. VINEGAR. etc.. etc. always on hand.
UAx a NEuLE-
uIzxAsDzs zAr-urLlAn xzzLzj
COMMISSION hKEoHAnTs. FOE THE PURCHASE
Sale, Forwarding ans Shipment Of hides. Leather
veol BessvHx rslow. and fzs-
10. .. and "a corxFs sa STREET. NEW okLsaH
MsaUons a HEHLE.
james ncousIs-chns Ashs.
UOMNIssI MERCHAE ITS
Far sss Sale Of c.sts. Hsss and shssp.
stsck I-sAasnG.
NEW ORLEANS, LA
INsAU, AYC0CK = co..
On. WPap, J. p AyoooK, JOE eIrzEFsssJ
sssesssssrs 50 O. wikiA a Os-5
W0NBIssIoN NERcE ANrS
or
get<lss Hogs ana Sheep
sroox LANDING.
ols Of s.nsrsas. $.
CxEHewxTn. CASEY - &C..
xxxExAL conxIsaoE nEnsuAErs
Ne. 20 New Levss ssress.
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Il =. KouNs = DKo-
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wHoLKsALx eRoCERs.
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u. - es~nsr strsss ssv oriss.s
es1,sae.s, cesaznrs.ss 10 ssn. and or~ss rSua.s
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US T'ss,,l o.sh Aav.ns., r,.as % osn.ssnss.s
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soNNIsyscE nKkCHAns
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Msrahantss
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| soil n = rsrsv. 81 fsT-,ry sssrcnsr,
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hotels AND RESTAURANTS

NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATrEN-
~ ton 81 friend. ard the public ts house.
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, At lis Poydras street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets This Saloon has been
fitted tssefuy and shall endssvor 20 heept in all re-
first class drinking house With many
perience in the business and determination keep
bat good liquors. conndrnt the BELLE EfPHIS will
itself to discriminating public Lunch will bs
srved every day from 10 to ocock Step in ana judge for
yoursef J. W HAMN. Proprietor.
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Every patron obtains watch By this arrangement costing
SO while be worth ST. 00 Ne Partially shown.
We wish nmsdlAs dsDoss Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed in sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled 70 tae articles
named their certificate payment OF Ten Dollars,
whether 1t be Watch worth 81 900 worth less The
return entities to the article
named thereon payment Irrespective Of It's worth and
article than $40 named certificate
Il will be that this Is NO LOTTERY, but
srAghtfod Legitimate transaction which be participated
In by the NEST fastidieus
single cshcsts viii be sent By mail post paid upen re-
ceipt Of Eve for ST. eleven for 81 thythrse aud
elegant premium s. sxtyx and valuable premium
$40, hundred and superb Watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing employment this Is oppor
tuny. 1t Is legimstey conducted Business daily author
the and the most careful scrutiny
Try IA WRIGHT, BIO a Co, Importers,
Isl Broadway. New York.