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Gratifying to Business Men.

ST. LOUIS, February 6.-The Board
of Directors of the Merchants EX-
change have directed their President
to appoint a committee to raise one
hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars, to enable Thomas Allen,
President of the Iron Mountain Rail-
road, to purchase, in connection with
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, suifi-
cient freight cars TO run a direct fast
freight line between St. Louis and the
cities of the south. This will largely
increase the business facilities between
st. Louis and the Southern country.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
xVas founded by the Sisters of Charity, n
gust TO- 1853 II is private and nrst-class m
It's arrangements and accommodation IN
sane patients of both sexes and OF ali de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stiinulanLs 20 e5-
cess and desire to correct. FOR terms, etc,
afJPERfOR. sug3
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NEW YORK, February ca man
known as Wilson, was arrested yes
terday on information furnished by
his mistress, who stated that his name
was Logan, and that hewas a witness
OF the murder of Charles NJ. Rogers.
Wilson atlas Logan, was held for eX-
animation. He denies all knowledge
of the murder.
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RETAIL GROcERS.
sPIcER g. SHARPE.
354 Main ST., Mageyney Block,

RE now receiving large and fresh st4eS ,',S
~ OF family supplies our lrlenos ~. 81 = ~ q
an thew want at prices as low as lhe SAME
quality of goods can be had in the city
Harrison, CIarksville and Southern Star
Flour.
Davis Sugar-eured Hams.
Tongues and Dried Beef.
Italian MaecarohL
Choice Teas, sugars and Coffee.
Fine Syrups.
Buckwheat.
/ choice London Layer Ralsins
Figs, Prunes, Citron and Currants.
English Sances, Pickles, Mustard.
Pure Cider Vinegar-nO mistake.
Give us a call, and we think we can please
/ IN point OF price and quality
ial4 sPICER e SHARPE.
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Greenlaw Opera HOuse---Patti.

MAX STRA KOSCH respectfully announces
VI that the WOrld-renowued and unrivaled
Concert Vocalist, Miss CARLOTTA
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Attachment Notice.

southworth & Thayer D Before Hume F Hill.
vs.. Justice OF the Peace
L. Doyle, for shelby county.
A WRIT Establishment having been serv ec
~ out against the estate Of L. n yle and
the same having been duly returned. levied,
etc, in such cases. and affidavit having been
made before me that the defendant Is a nom
resident of the State OF Tennessee, II Is there
fore ordered that ne appear before me. or
some other Justice of the Peace, At my ofica,
in the city of Memphis upon the 7th day OF
March, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am, and plead. an
swer or demur to said attachment or the
same will be tried er pGrte, and that copy Of
this order be published once week for four
consecutive weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL.
HUME F. HILL,
fsb6 Justice OF the Peace for Shelby CO.
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NOTICE.

District Court of the United States, for the
District Of West Tennessee.-in the matter
of G. W. Trotter Bankrupt.
10 the creditors OF the above named Bank
rupt: Take notice that a meeting Of the cred
itors Of Che said Bankrupt viii be held al the
office OF r. j. Latham, Esq, Register In the
city of Memphis, in said District, on the 18th
cay OF February, $50. at 10 o'clock am.
iasi WM. MCGEE, Assignee,
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The suprsme Court Iulqeshlp.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The
President will, as soon as ne shall re-
ceiye official notice Of the rejection of
Judge Hoar, nominate to the Senate
two gentlemen to supply lhe vacancies
on the Supreme Court Bench, one OF
whom is Judge Strong, OF Pennsyl-
vania. The President mas not fully
determined on the other.
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NOTICE

DISTRICT e Of F.5 %sst 5sy.gsg@l gsnnessse'
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of January, $50.
The undersigned hereby give notice OF his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a. Assignees Of n. ID. Xix Oi
Iaf5ranee, Fayette county, and state OF Ten
nessee. within said District, who has been
adIrdged q bankrupt, upon his own petition,
Nv Ire Dfsfrfet Court of said District.
jai6 o. WooLDRIDGE, Assignee.
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Small Business.

NEW YORK, February 6.-Itappears
that there are some slight foundations
for the rumOrs of frauds in the Newark
Treasury. A forgery of the Auditors
signature, amounting to only $l7S,
having been discovered. The check,
however, was not paid, but its dis
covery occasioned suspicion that
Others are behind it.
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NOTICE.

THE cepartnership heretofore existing un-
der the trIn of = Weatherbee & Weber"
in the saloon business, at "A jefferson street,
1'heater building, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of The firm
will De settled by Mr. Weatherbee.
WEATHERBEE q WEBER.
BY The Saloon will be closed for day or
two. aud will then be re-opened by MIR.
Weatherbee himself. .....
Eahrnarv lS70
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DIED..

wENDEL.-In this city, on the 5th inst,
Mrs Lucy j.. wendell, wife Of Col. W. II. d.
Wendell, and daughter of L. r. G. and R. c.
Burford, of Desoto county, Mississippi.
fernando, oxford Falcon and Murfreesboro'
papers please COPY,
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More Sugar Frauds.

New ORLEANS, February c.
Another sugar fraud case, involving
eight hundred and fifty-five boxes,
was decided by the United states Dis
trict Court in favor of the Govern
ment. Thesugar was imported under
false invoices as to weight.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication Of Ange- @
roma Lodge No. los Will be held this w
MONDAY Evening, February :, at T/NN
O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. MS are frRternaily invited.
JOHN ZENT, VI. NJ.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Secretary. fe7
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February 4, lS7O'
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CHICAGO, February 6.-An eloping
party from Springfield, Illinois, were
captured yesterday by the father of
the bride, Mr.. Thomas Reuter-, who
carried his daughter West, leaving
the husband, whose name is Mauders,
i'm the lurch..
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jal5
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On the 4th DAY Of March, $50,

At l2 M. sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Designated on the plan of Hills subdlVl-
sion OF land, in the fourteenth Civil District OF
Shelby county, as the north half OF Lot No.
fifty-one, fronting on the west side of Susette
street, fifty-one feet and extending westward
for depth, between parallel lines, one nundreu
and eighty feet, to the alley midway between
Susette aud Walnut streets.
The said lot being a part of the estate Of Jo3
seph II. Choate, in bankruptcy, and 10 pe soiu
rupt in front of the United States District
Courthouse, according to law in such eases
provided. Ten per centum OF the purchase
money will be required at the time OF sale.
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From France.

PARIS, February 6.-In the case OF
Henry Rochefort, no appeal having
been taken, the sentence becomes
final. The ministry determined to
put it into execution, and the defend
ant has been notified to surrender
himself TO the authorities.
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SherifFs Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of an alias execution to me di-
ID rected from the Supreme Court of the
State OF Tennessee, in the case Of f. +. Pitt
man and w. II. Pittman, partners as Pittman
q Brother, against W. L. Stewart and NJ. ID. l..
Stewart, partners as W. l.. Stewart q Brother.
issued on Judgment rendered in said Court
the llth day of May. 1869, for the sum OF
s5O55 IS, confirming judgment Of the Law
Court of Memphis, rendered the 10th day Of
March, 1851, in iayQr of said plaintiffs against
said defendants, h interest and costs. and
to satisfy said e&ecution, Court costs, etc, l
viii
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
VIII Rsmain in fha cahinaf.

WASHINGTON, February e. The
President informed a friend yesterday
that Judge Hoar would remain in the
Cabinet.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BOWES.-The friends and acquaintances of
ARTHUR BowEN are requested TO attend his
funeral, from his residence, l03 Hernando
street, THIS MORNING ct II o'clock. Car
riages in attendance at residence.
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GARRETT & MURPHY,
AUCTIONEERs
ATTACHMENT.
state of Tennessee, shelby county. IS. ;

G. H Blood & COZ
vs.. : Before s. A. Moore. j. z
Asa Hodges. in and for said county.
4 FFIDAVIT having been made, and bond
~ given, and attachment having been is
sued, as required by law in attachment cases.
and the same having been duly returned. a..
served by garnishment, etc, and defOndaut
not found, IL is therefore ordered that raid
defendant appear before me, at my ONCE in
the city OF Memphis, shelby county, Tenn, on
the 7th day OF March, 1870, at clock pm, and
make defense to said suit. or the same Will DO
tried er pdrte, and that a copy Of this order os
published in the Memphis APPEAL for four
consecutive weeks ;. A MOORE, J Z.
b. Il. ANDERsOS. AttiY for PIT teb5
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Spain.

MADRID, February 6.--The duel
between SenOr Fiqueras and Colonel
Luque will probably be fought, as the
former viii not withdraw his offensive
language.
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nrnwned Himself.

NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-JOhn
NJ. Nelson was drowned last evening
by driving through an open draw OF
the bridge into the canal. a child ac.
companying him was rescued.
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Tho resolution presented IN the
Uonse to-day directing an inquiry in
~ the truth Of the advertisements OF
The New York papers proposing 10 sell
cadetships in the Military Academy,
and to learn if any members OF inc
present Congress had bargained or sold
the cadetships under their control,
created quite a little fiutter, but passed,
unanimously. Judging from the tax
ob7ut the proposed investigation, II
iron, ises to be a very profitable one.
was stated that in the Fortleth
Conoress some six members rom the
Sonfhern States sold TO New 1orkers
Inc appointment of these cadetshlp55
- l0 Wfsf Point. for from five hundred
- +,vo thousand dollars apiece. Inc
Soonirement - of the law was eVadeu
by sending the candidate to reside I'M
9ediateIy preceding the nomination
- the members district appointing
Kim The engineers bureau woulu
IL notify him by mail to appear ioi
oIaIo; olIel1 ;qation, and by receiving a reps
e1aI,ii. - az saiyae the officer would be com
l13a.aIy ~ sHT deccjved as to the cadets ac'
fual residences
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partnarshin Notice.

nN and after this date, Mr.. ED; W. CROW
~ ELL becomes interested with me in the
Steamboat Agency and Forwarding Business,
stvle OF arm to be Larry Hsrmstad co.
LARRY HARMSTAD.
Memphis. February l, lsI0. febl
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thursday. march 10. 1870.

between the hours of 10 and u O'Clock, 6. m,
in front of the door of Royster, TrezeXant &
Co. corner of Main and jefferson streets. in
the city of Memphis proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction,
the property described in said deed OF trust,
co-wit: A certain tract of land lying and be-
ing in the county OF shelby and state OF Ten
nesSee, about one mile east OF the city OF
Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning at
the northeast corner of lot No. 10, in sub
division G, in the partition of the estate of A.
b. Carr. at stake IN Pigeon Roost Road,
north IS degrees, east 81 links from a poplar
marked l, and thence south 20 chains 81 links
to a stake, 3 degrees west, l5l1z links from "A
poplar marked II, thence north 56R degrees,
west chains 81 links TO p. Herstand's line;
thence north 20 chains s3 links TO Pigeon
hoost Road; thence south 81 degrees, east
with said road chains and 7S59 links 10 the
beginning; containing about fourteen acres,
with the improvements thereon, being the
same properly sold by samuel Mansfield and
wife TO fl. A. Montgomery, and by II. a,
Montgomery TO John II. WaggOner. Re-
demption waived. Title believed 10 be good,
but convey only as Trustee.
mo JOH NSON. Trustee.
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Major q. ]. Wicks, Major ]. P. Strange
Major Phil. 7. Allen.
FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One-and-a-half stories, with seven rooms, a
kitchen, smokehouse. stable, etc, well Of
excellent water and two fine mineral springs.
Tickets will be disposed of by the under
signed a SIS each, emitting the holder TO one
share in the above Association. The pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the tickets. for
the security and safety OF the holders thereof,
viii be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs Royster, Trezevant & Co, of
Memphis Tenn.-the funds to be held by
them for the protection of the holders Of the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn for and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title TO the property.
Es- Tickets for sale by DonOnO, Joy & Co.,
corner Main and Madison, and at other places
throughout the city, by the frieuds Of
ials Mrs. FLORENCE :. V. DAVIDSON.
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CHANCERY SALE.
MONDAY. MARCH 7th. 1870.

Within legal hours, al the auctionhouse Of
Royster, Trezevant q Co, northeast corner OF
Main anu Jefferson streets, IL the city Of
Memphis, the tract Of lHna set apart TO the
heirs OF Hugh bradshaw, deceased. by decree
OF the Chancery Court at Memphis. In the
case Of A Bradshaw ct al vs. + b. Mitchell
ct al, containing FOURTEEN Al biElS, more
or less, in the southeastern suburbs vi 5feIu-
phls, near state Female College, subdiVIded
accordidg 10 a plan which viii be exhibited
at The time ana place Of sale.
Terms Of sale-sju9 cash, the balance on e. Z
twelve and eighteen months credit, the Eur-
chaser to execute notes with IWu Or ~ Clss s1-
proved securities, and lien retained IOr c. q
payment Of the purchase mOuey.
ieb5 } l.. WILLIAMS. Clerk and Master
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Also, at the same time and place, will sell
the Interest OF said ChOate in the cOpartner-
shin assets of the late firm of Choate Co.
Terms of sale, etc, the same as of the real
eSElSs' fsbS GEORGE ARNOLD. Assignee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spalding, Bidwsll & SacDOnough. Propr's
n W YfJTTN(3F, - Acting Mauapar

LAST WEEK OF THE LEFFINGWELL, who
will appear a. SAM Sample. THE Bill
LARD SHARP. in H. T. CTaven's original
comedy, written expressly for The Letting
Well IN which he viii be supported BY
MARY LEFFINGWEL Miss MILE
SACkEII, and the entire company
MONDAY EVENING. Feb T.-BILLIAR RDS,
and The MILDLY Ashore"
The management have great pleasure In
announcing that they have effected an en-
gagemeut with the McCullOch- -BrignOi Ope-
ra Company, for one night only, viz: 5atur-
day, Februaryl Y, on which occasion they will
give FlOtOw's charming Opera Of Martha
seats can be secured on and after Tuesday,
February S.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

1EFMPHIs q CHARLESTON RAILROAD
vi will RECEIVE FREfGHTs Mondays
February. A J. LOWE,
feb7 Agent.
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CHANCERY SALE
On
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1870.

No. 2il9, o. R--Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
- virtue OF an intercOlutOry decree IN this
~ cause, viii sell al public auction 70 The
highest bidder, In the town OF Fort Pickering.
ON MONDAY, February "A. ls7O, within lelysI
hours, the following described Real Estate,
tO-Wit.
The south half Of Block No. So in thar part
Of the city OF Memphis called Fort Pickesinz.
and lying between Fifth street on The east
and Fourth street on the vest, and GnOls0n
street on the south, and the first alley east Of
GhOlsOn street on the north, fronting 80 feet
o inches on Firth street and 4O0 feet on Ghoi-
son street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash to the amount Of the
decree herein and costs; balance or a credit
Of twelve months Equity OF reaempfion
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail 10 bring tha
amount OF the decree herein and costs. Then
and in that event the north hall OF sair
Block No, % viii be sold, in lots or subdi VI
sions; sale 70 continue until the amount
requisite 70 satisfy the decree herein and
costs, IN CASH. ts yielded.
Terms OF sale Of north halfof Block No e.
One-haI cash; balance on credit OF twelve
months Equity Of redemption barred
A ALSTOS, e. and d.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co.
jaI3 AuctIouesrs
LogwOod, Neon and FoIkes, solicitors.
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Asslgnee's Sale.

TTNDER and by virtue of a general order
u issued from the District Court Of the
United States for the District of West Tennes-
see, on the 18th day of December, 1868, will,
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed
- to me by John Waggoner, on
cure the payment of certain promiSsory
notes therein described. and which said deed
is OF record in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. 90,
mart < DapeS S6 81 and 35 l will, on
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EXTENSIVE & PEREMPTORY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

81 We invite special attention 70 the I'm
portant sale referred 70 in the annexed no.
uce. This Is some OF the best located pr0u,-
erty in that portion Of the city, being on the
chief thorOUghfare leading IN and O1t of tho
city on the south:
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INcoMpARAHLE.-The past week has been an
exciting one in city crowding into few days re-
markable events and scenes. We have had the press
convention the freight agents convention the tr1 ana
Gras the Mystic Crew exhibition and the grand fire
mems procession the 4th of March All these atrac
ons drew unwonted crowds of strangers whose delight
what they expressed in unstinted terms But
the crowning climax j. a. Braseman & Co store.
$50 Magazine street, history of whose rise and
TO- Ladies and gentlemen our visitors, thronged the
anxious realize in their own persons what they
the politeness which characterize people, yielded
their privilege to accommodate the strangers The eX
preston of amazement the bargains offered would
sound extravagant Nothing like it to be found North
or West! The degrees of comparison were exhausted
Finally Braseman Incompatible! found expression
in every countenance. and pronounced by the
beauseous lips of thOusandsl
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DIcrAT1oS TO THE CoUNcIL.-If to express
a hope that a particular truth may he promul-
gated by the Holy Vatican Council be an act
of wilfulness and lnseemly dictation as certain
critics tell us, avast number OF
Bishops, pious priests and devout
laymen have already committed that offence
Writers against the Definition have been
equally culpable, since they publicly expressed
the desire that it may not be made. But IN
truth II more peevish and irrational reproach
was never uttered. The Paris Union, one of
the gravest journals of France, is not deferred
by this foolish censure from making the
following remarks: Infallibility, whether
proclaimed or not, is de tacto the permanent
law of the government of the Church ; it is
the condition of her visible harmony, of her
unity, and the weapon with which she has con-
uuered all the heresies. If, then, after all the
arduous discussions about Infallibility, the
question were to remain suspended, and with.
out n defnitive solution, what would happen
History would vainly show us the Church gov
erned for nearly twenty centuries by the Sow,
ercgn Power of the Pope the heir of Peter and
of his Mission, because minds rredisposed to-
wards independence and heresy would not the
less argue from such silence against the power
itself Some have talked of the imaginary ap
prehensions which the proclamation of intalli
| bility would excite among unbelievers; We
prefer to consider the desolation which silence
| would bring upon Catholics"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, March 4. I
MORNING STAR OFFICE. !


Saturday Morning, March . is.o.
CoTToN-we left the market last report dsn9I
ted y the fall in gold foreign exchange
Feb S-The market opened with sales at ao9n. s
ans rates but gold having advanced In New YORK lac
tors confident tone anu the eSv Of
the rest day at figures showing recovery "a
to lc on thursdays Decline The demand was ,q %se
General and the sales summed up 0l0o bales saturdy
market opened with good and ,n9 ee
summing up bales sensible on IN .Me
@rhe market opened with fair inquiry at rather stu
prices the and better grades Dut he ue
cnevn gold carried down foreign exchange anu com'
nieeiy unsettled market prices falling on A. per ~
'r,e sales summed up 1000 bales. Tuesday March l.
The market opened with fair inquiry buyers howeVe.'
cna reluctant to go unless at further concessions
which factors unwilling TO admit but after me f l
v reported in gold the former came forward more
and although prices exhibited some yes .Me
sales which comprised 1900 bales, were mostly AZ cn
days Wednesday s-Ihe sass The
market by the Now York and
unsr these influences obliged to make con
cessons particularly the lower grades Inc SAFES
summed IN sIUO bales. We quote low ordinary lot 10
i1lc ordinary 100, good ordinary ot to sc' low
middling ga $780, middling at 23c, anu good mio
ding at 23ic per !b VS., -, ,,,;+.d stool. nj
new tooacco hand Sound Tugs and low ieat III goo"
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SOMETHING New UNDER THE SUN.-Price's
celebrated Aromatic Stomach and Tonic Btters Is
nounced be the purest best and greatest remedy of
the age the result many years application the
propetor having induced by the representation of
place before the public for the general good
he has humanely complied the quantity sold haS
great and the satisfaction to its remedial
tonic effects, has found an universal expression
able dyspepsia general debility chills and e-
YER affections and torpor of the liver See ad
Ncrtisemcnt.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
xuscx11.ANnous IRISH NEWS.

nv ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MARCHs. 1870.
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CRESCENT GnocERY-we respectfully call at

CRESCENT GRoCERT-We respectfully call at
tenton to the advertisement of Mr.. William Hart,
Wholesale and retail grocer of travier and Ram
part streets The prcniscs.of Mr. Hart have recently
been enlarged and is with the other improvements in
REDUCED render his establishment of tho most
pacous and best appointed to lie found in the city We
hriicyc his is the oldest the kind i'll the First
District if not all them. The choicest and fresh.
est articles groceries kept constantly on hand and
great care observed in the filling and delivery OF Or
lprs,