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Shadows of Coming EvenIa

The Sullivan Dramatic Club will hold a
picnic at Mt. Lookout next Friday.
The Rev. Joseph Emery, our City Mis-
sionary entertained the congregation OF
the Union Church, Walker Mill road, at
his home on "Wednesday evening last at No.
10 Pine street.
The thirty-seyenth annual commence.
ment of the Cincinnati Wesleyan College
will be held at st. Paul M. E. Church, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evening,
June 10Th, 18th and 18th. Rev. W. X.
Ninde, ID, of Detroit, Mich, will deliver
the annual address.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Steamboat Movements

The Potomac will return to Pomeroy this
evening, leaving from the foot of Broad
way.
The Bostona will be the regular C. & O.
Railroad packet leaving to-day at p. m.,
sharp, for Huntington.
The Vint Shinkle will depart this even
ing for all points on the Lower Ohio River
and Memphis.
The Paris G. Brown will leave this even
ing for New Orleans.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at D. m.
for Chilo.
The Bonanza came down this morning,
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Fleetwood will be the G. & O. Rail
road packet for Huntington tomorrow at
4 p. m.
Boat-hands' Gossip.
Business fair.
Weather clear and warm.
The Clinton has laid up at st. Louis, and
Capt. ]. N. Skunk will take command of
the new Pittsburg, and run her between
Cincinnati and St Louis. 1t is probable
that the Clifton will ply between this city
and St. Louis on alternate weeks with the
Pittsburg
The Golden City passed vicksburg last
night. coming up.
The U. S. snagboat A. f. Woodruff has
been ut work several days taking out the
wreck of the steamboat Rebecca, that was
sunk some wears ago near Marietta.
Capt. Thos. ?. Leathers, Capt. Harry w.
Stein and Mr.. G. 7. Dumont, left for Rising
Sun, Ind, last evening, to look after tine
Natchez aground on the bar. There was
the same water on the bar when she
grounded one week ago there is now, with
the Big Miami running out freely, A foot
more water is pXpectpd on the bar to.dov
and with the aid of her own steam and
spars, it is thought she can be relieved, and
come here to be dismantled.
Capt. Wash. Hnnshell is improving and
we hope to see him ION deck" again soon.
A surveying party, under orders from
Major Benyaurd, of the United States En-
gineers has gone to survey and report upon
the topography and other scientific struc-
ture of a strip of country lying between
Plaquemine and Bayou Teche Louisiana,
about 100 miles above New Orleans.
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Walkers cream ale, which will stand or
draught for weeks or months, improving all
the time, is the champion ale for family
use. Walker Brothers new ale brewery j.
located at the corner of Clark and Harriet
streets.
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WILSON'S WAY
OfAdministering ],

Of Administering Justice to the Unfortunate
The first cases called this morning in the Police
Court were those of Ed. Mcintyre, Henry Miller
John Fisher Jo eph Harris. Pat Morgan, Fred.
Meyer and Joseph SchimmeI
Seven tralnps were found asleep in d car In
the Dayton Short Line yard. Mcintyre and Miller
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Good wine needs no bush and good beer
needs no praise. The Lion Brewery, C.
Windisch, Muhlhauser & Bro, proprietors.
speaks for itself through the excellence of
its foaming brewage.
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI, June 14-2P NJ.
Eastern Exchange is quiet and steady at yes
terdays quotations. New York is quoted at lilo
discount buying. and par selling.
sterling steady and unchanged Sight drafts at
"a 80 and sixty-day bills afs48s.
The following are the local rates buying and
selling for Government bonds;
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report
Bernard SweitZer and Clara Barman
Vim. Ii ether and Emma Kreder.
Geo. Kinderer and Louisa Buhleisen.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
c0ISs|IS1'IS:|9 9SEIa

] At no time in the his
tory of medicine has an
larticle appeared which
has met with greater ap-
pr0val and success than
Benson's Capcine Plas-
ter. Why they are pre-
ferred To all other porous
plaster is owing to their
limp. owed composition:
they a t instantaneous
ly, cure speedily and ef-
fectually.
| Phi ysieians and the
general public who ac-
Iknowledse the great b H.
Ieiits derived from the
use of the ordina y por-
lous plaster, however,
MAINTAIN that their ac-
ton is not sufficiently
prompt, requiring time,
patience and continuous
wear TO effect q cure
Benson's CapeIne Plas-
liter Oyercomes this diff
iculty by accomplishing
lin a few hours that
(which 1t takes any other
plaster IS many days.
Although a recent in
tventlon, Benson's Cap
cine Porous | laster has
been thoroughly tested
Iby physicians. and have
b Ell pronounced the
lmost thoroughly eflica-
Icious plaster ever de-
jyised.
Its marvellous inf1u-
ence over the circula-
ton, ard general effect
ION the system is almost
incredible; from the
moment of its applica-
ton to the affected part,
ut operates with aston
fishing yigor-brings re.
lief and cures more eff
fectually tn an any
known Plaster, Liniment
or Compound.
W h en- you desire
prompt relief, ask your
druggist for Benson's
Capcine Plaster. Avoid
worthless plastersh having
Il similar sou II d ing
name. Each genuine
Pfi5assster has the word Cap
cine spelled
C-A-P-C-I-N-E.
Sold by all Druggists.
PRICE Csc.
i&Wnrm
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Fat men made happy by using Allan's Anti Fat,
the great remeuy for corpulency II acts upon the
good in the stomach, preventing the food be-
ing converted into fat
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

HOGS-Market firm and active Common at
50 9Oa3 40, fair to good at S. 50@3 90 and choice
at 81 9OS4 per certal gross
changed.
SHEEP-Market steady and demand moderate.
No material change in prices.
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FfATURpAY. l4th. at 4 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
NsS n VINT SHlNKLE, S. C. McIntyre. Mas
ter Apply on board. or to Jas. S.
:, ...,.- Wise, Superintendent No. II Public
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For New aIrlrans.

SATURDAY. Nth. at P. M. POSITIVELY.
-AsG PARIS c. BROWN, Alex. Halliday,
ii Master, For freight or passage apply
..o... on board, or to Roysc and Moasei,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AGUE CUEE.
Ayers Ague Cure,

&Ay Oh - 1AS uO SNHGs
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF
Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or
Bilious Fever, &C., and indeed all the
affections which arise from malar GUS,
marsh, or miasmatic poisons,
W@ Has been widely used during
m the last twenty-five years, In the
- . treatment OF these distressing dis.
~ cases. and with such unvarying
N# VS3 Iuccess that it has gained the repu-
- ~ ;ation of being infallibe The
shakes or chills once broken by ii,
do not return, until the disease is
contracted again. This has made it an accepted
remedy, and trusted specific, for the Fever and
Ague of the West, and the Chills and Fever of
the South.
Ayers Ague Cure eradicates the noxious poison
from the system. and leaves the patient as well as
before the attack, 1t thoroughly expels the dis.
ease. so that no Liver Complaints, Rheumatism.
N uralgia Dysentery or Debility follow the cure
Indeed, where Disorders OF the Liver and Bowels
have occurred from Miasmatic Poison, it removes
the cause of them and they disappear Not only
is IL an ef1ectu cure, but, if taken occas onallv
by patients exposed to malaria, ii will expel the
poison and protect them from attack Travellers
and temporary residents in Fever and Ague local
tiles are .hus enabled to defy the disease The
General Debility which Is so apt to ensue from
speeder remedy.
For silver Complaints it is an excellent
remedy
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
lap2S.6td&1twl
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For iAu,,ti,.,yt,,,,

SUNDAY. 14th. at 4 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
MS~ The c. & o. Railroad packet FLEET.
zIftssas9T ftssssssf9T WOOD, ]. 4. Campbell, Master.
- Freight received on Wharfboai, foot OF
Broadway. w Honshell Stunt
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SATURDAY. 18th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ n the C. 4 o. R. K Packet BOSrONA,
leE |. Bryson. Master. Freightreceived OH
- -, Wharfboat foot of Broadway W,
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The following are the opening and the 80 p IN.
quotations OF the New York Stock Exchange as
rec ived by Lea, Steerrtt d Co.. 2S West Third
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HOW ABSURD

1t is for man to expose himself by going
into the shops of quacks and using disgust
ing drugs, which can be smelt from the
breath and which are entirely unreliable,
when he can get a package of Samaritan $
Gift in any good drug store, which will re-
move all trouble in couple of days with
out any exposure. Price: male package,
81; female So. Desmond & Co., proprie-
tors, Philadelphia.
Sold by ERNST WILFERT, cor. Fourth
and Walnut streets.
ap16-1yr-W ,s&M&ap29-1yrw
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LEGAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THIN
~ 9th day Of May 1879 James Mills, If anil
n County O., made an assignment TO Gideon O.
Wilson, for the benefit of his creditors, and per
sons holding claims ag inst said Mills are re-
quested to file their claims within the tme
prescribed by law with said assignee.
GIDEON c. WILSON, Assignee,
Room a. Pixies Opera.house.
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HATS,
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ADVERTISEMENTS

For Pomeroy.
THIS DAY. 14th. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
IT. L POTOMAC. James KirKet, Mas
.isi&asa% ter. Freight received on Wharfboat,
aazssz1ad1A foot of Broadway. w. Honshell, Supt
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ELIZABETH PAGE. PLAINTIFF, VS.. DAVIU
ants,-No. 59,l99. - Hamilton Common Pleas
The defendant David Devore nonresident of
the State OF Ohio is notified that on the 25th dsy
OF Apnl, 1879, plaintiff filed her petition in said
and sale OF Lots Nos, l. 2, and g. of fJewett Il Fer
rs subdivision OF Town Of Linwood, County Of
Hamilton, and State of Ohio in which said De-
against said Devnr for $50 90 and Interest from
February Sth, 1879, and that unless he answers
SAD petition on or before August I'd, 1879 indg.
meht Will be taken against him as prayed for.
o.a elizabeth PAGE,
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NTrTNrr -.

EGAL.sUPERIoR COURT OF CINCINNATI
~ No; S4,726..R. Cable, Jr., doing business .: a.
Cable 4 Sons. and Ernest Gabler, plaintifs. Dsvid
Welsenborn. Henry Weisenborn, 3. A. Mente
assignee OF Henry Wesenborn, and Jordan Z
Bettnan, a firm doing business in the State n
ONO defendants, David Weisentorn and al
creditors Of Henry Weisenborn and Others intar'
ested, VIII tke notice that on the 3Oth day of
May 1879 plaintiffs filed their petition in said i'd
Court TIE objert thereof being to set aside twa
chattel mortgagCs-one given by Henry Weisan.
, porn on the list day OF February 1873 to David
W Melsenb rn for the nominal cons 'deration ri
Sl'Zoo on certlin pianos and organs &c, helms
part OF SAID Henry Wesenborn's stock in trade ta
secure the p1yment of certain notes made bv said
lienry Nesenborn in favor of David We senhorn
ana others. said notes being dated and given
SAINT same date, and aggreEating 81 265 in amount
Inc me other mortgage being given by said Fl, nrv
Welsenborn on the 22d day of February 1870 ~
JORDAN d. Betman for the nominal consderation
OF SlOo on The sime goods and chattels above de-
srloed to secure the payment of anote for sion n
same date Plaintiffs allege said mortgages ara
fraudulent ard void, as against other credi ors
ana that there was no consideration given foy
same, ana ask TO have same declared frauduIent
and void and set aside You are raou;rod - ~ ~.
swer or demur to said petitjon on or hosano ~ ~.
9Th day OF August, 1879. sA'
.,.,., o. NJ & Al. SMITH
JeIf-oto Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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=, IIIIIH1EfDTI II PAUF,
hy5l-oS by w. Morrow, her Attornev

EG L.-DAVID NEUMANN, RESIDENCE
1 1 unknown, will take notice that Friedericka
neumann: OF the Ciy of Cincinnati, Hamilton
May 1873, file her petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas OF said county, against the said David
Nla, NHenmaann, setting forth that on the oath 1ay q
lendant and that said defendant has been oniit,
toward the plaintiff gross neglect of duty in faiI
ing TO provide the necessarics Of life: That ths
sla defendant isguilty of wilfull absence from ths
hli9g OF the petition, and pray ng that She mae
oe divorced from the sa d defendant; that reason.
able hlimony may be award d her. and that sbs
and the said David Neumann is notifed tbat ~
stld cause Will stand for hearing at the expiration
OF six weeks from the first pnblicat on of his nn
tee. FREDERICK A NFITMINW gl DIES tnis 81 no
G. TAFEL Attorney. +a'ii'i-5
Cincinnati, May 2Ith 1879 ,,ro,e.y
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MEDICAL.

p of Hrris after many years of study aided by chem
ica research and experiment together with experience
gained In the catmet of large number of cases under
hs care atast succeeded in compoundny an AL
L1BAE RkALpY for the seouTge SO cnInInnn nmonn
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IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH CULLEN.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans--
No. 4o72R. &

RYO.E. GIRARDEY, AuetIoneer-Offle No.
- 81 Camp street-On SATURDAY. June 4,
1873, at IL O'Clock. M. at the St. Charles Auction
Excnange, In the Totnndt OF the St. Charles
Hotel. In this city. will besoAd at public auction,
I ~ virtue ana IA DuTsuaL4 Of IN order from
the Hon. A. j. Tissot, JudgA Of tts Second Dis
triet Court Of the parish Of Orletns. dated May
y, 1879. and rendered In the abo4 b entitled sue
eess1on, the following described property. to
ONE CERTAIN LOT oF GROUND, situated
10 the First District OF this yeitysfn the square
pounded by Tehoupit6ulas. st. Thomas st.
IheTesa and Thalia flate Benjamin. streets. and
nes 1, as l a2t No. on plan drawn BY T.
tied ID the Ofdee OF Octave de Armas, notary ira
this City. Said lot measures. I'D American
measurement, ~ feet and s inches front on
Tffalia street. "a feet inches aud lines front
On IT. Theresa street. 1875 feet and s inches IN
depth on the side towards Tchoupitouas street
and 120 feet inches and lines on the side 1ins
toWards St. Thomas street. Together with all
the buildings end improvements thereon. q n
Terms and Conditions -OnB- third cash the
balance Of one and two years credit for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien. bearing all the usual clauses of 8 per cent
per annum interest from date Of sale until final
payment; Der cent attorneys fees In event of
suit to enforce their collection, the improves
ments to be kept insuredhnd policy transferred
to The holder OF the notes, and the purchaser to
assume the taxes due and exigible in 1879 over
the price Of adjudication. n
act 81 sale, g the expense Of the purchaser,
before W.J. Castell. notary public. ief til
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Domestic,

CHICAGO. June Q. 9:15 q. m,-Short ribs+-4 So II
4.65 July. Ats August. 482ht@4.S5 Septem Der.
Pork-s9 rig July, 50 86G9 s71a August. Lard
6.15@617h July, 6.22H@6.25 August. Dry salt
mea1s-3 55@s4.65.
Union Stock Yards.-Estimated receipts OF
hogs for 48 hours. 10000; official Saturday. Il. :
534; do. for past month. 547,7s5 shipments Sat
urday. $500: do for past month. 16l. 1886. Light
hogs 50 55@3 60, mixed packers s. 1908 90.
heavy shipping. 50 IS 90 10 Cattle Estimated
receipts 5000; market WEAK. s1 75s1T,7I
I:lo u m.IClosinR-W heat-$1 Ok bid June.
bid June. 36k bid July, SIX bid August. Oats
29H June. 301a03o% July. 70 August. Short
ribs As June. 40 July, 472A asked August.
Pork 4957H@9 60 June, SO 7u9a721 July. So s21s
August. Lard-6 o24@s.O June. 6.12K@6 IL
July, 6 200 mn August, S#s& fF#s III
ST.. LOUIS. June 2.-UpeninR WEeat-s 81 IN
bid June 81 OK bid July. 81 0ah@I OK Aua ust.
Corn-34T@35 June, 35zs july. 81 asked August.
12:l5 3. m.-Wheat slow; No 81 red. 81 oIs
July. 81 O1A@1 3o2 August. 81 IA cash. No..s8 red
81 1o1a bid cash. Corn higher. 3sN@ ss june, ssh
July. 3sX August, 35@s5A eashs Outs IaWer;
3o5s July. 291a@2eA August. " ASH Whisky
steady at 81 o.. Park lower: SO HYeEeda Cut
meats easier: clear. ribs 46ss eah .5pg4 ~:
bacon quiet: clear RIB sQS5 APP clsar lard
G1No I'M lT June heat autat ahpIee 81 oe
No. q II 07@1 90 for rel or ami Corn quiet.
mixed 5000. sheIlefas % for No. IRE steady i
prime active, sample 56sN57. Meg9 R9rk steady
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pY O. e. GIHARDEY, Auctionear- Ofaeo
ID No. 81 Camp reet--BATURDAY. june Sss.
Exchange, viii be sold at public auction. ia the.
rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, In this city,
pursuant 70 ludgment rendered by the HON.
a, y; Tfss0t Judge ct the second District Court
TOR the parish OF Orleans, on the sixteenth of
May, and signed on the twenty. first iof Mar.
1879. Ia the above entitled matter. the following
described property. to Wit
CERTAIN PbRTiON OF GROUND, sit.
uated in the Second District OF this cftYsand In
the square bounded by Rampant, Ursnlines9 j3kes
Claude and Bayou Road streets. measuring NM
feet front on Rampal street by12O feet Hi depth
between parallel lines and front on Urbulinea
street. all French eaBnremert. 7#s1h
The property forms the northwest corner UNI
Rampant and Ursulfnes streets. and fs fn1A
proved with q splendid three story brick NAM
sion OF modern Arrangement, affordfnR sure
r1or comfort and convenfenees, and adm lrAbly
adapted for artstocratie and professional resi-
entirely COMPLETED an outlay Of $1,000 Will ~.
eure. the completion. according to plan and
specifications OF ]. a. d'Hemeconrt. ESQ .ssnpeES
vigfng architect, to be seen at the auetfon6e gy
office. which will render the property one Oh
the richest and most complete homesteads Id
the city. Sale positive.
Terms and Conditions-Cash. and the pur-
chaser. to assume. In addition to the price OF
adjudication the taxes due and exigible Id 1879.
Act OF sale, at the xpense of the purchaser,
before Jos. Cuvelier. ESQ, notary public.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS. BONDS AND
CITY APPROPRIATION CERTIFICATES 81
In THE MATTER or THE SOUTHERN
Bank-1n liquidation.
Fourth District Court the Parish Of Drleans-
zss No. SID. WA
DR. O. d. aIRXlRDEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

pr Q. b aIRARDEY, Auctloneer--o Office No.
- 81 CAMP street. SATURDAY. June Z 1879.
at 10 o'elbckIf, at the st. Charles Auction Elk
changes. ID the rotunda Of the 81, Charles Hotel.
"a this eity. VIII be sold Ct public austiqn, By
tom Judge 81 the Fourth District Court for the
"a 0Gaeans datea fng 81
sixth May. 1879. and endered the above en-
tiaed matter ths ioloTlng seeuTities e Wit.
New Dreams GasliRht Company. so.
q. Twenty shares OF the Merchants Mutual
Insurance. Company OF New Orleans.
u 3. Two shares OF New Orleans Insurance..
"a. Ten shares Of the Boatmen's and Savings
Bank.
S. Five shares Of the St. Charles Hotel Com
pany.
6. Two $1,000 Consolidated Bonds Of the city OF
New Orleans, with coupons from July, 1876. 3 S.
z. "a lot Of city certificates OF appropriations
Ordinance No. 1853, Administration SeTieBI f0F i
various sums. and amounting to about 1129D 8kss
!, 8. as State OF Louisiana = per cent Bonds I'LL
Gonsols. of $1,000 each, sfssre9sa
Terms-Cash before transfer. III
my25 % 81 je1 ST 5sSs..ss & & = s55s
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
on Chippewa. between Richard and Market
Stroata. NsE5. r.
SUCCESSION or JOHN DEVINE.
Second District Court orthe Parish Of Orleans
Nd. i've.

RY. @. E. GIRARDEY. !, Aq M1I
q. 1879. at 10 ocloekm at the st. Charles auction
HOTEL IN this effYswil be sold at public auction.
By virtue and IN pnrguance Of an order from
the Honorable A ~. Tfssot. Judge Of the second
the tWeif h dag of MAY, 1879 and rendered
il the above entitled succession. tbs following
aese uGRegSrRRiNnof OF GROUND situated In
the First District of this city. In the square
bounded by ChIppewa formerly Pacanier). An
rf1rr 3l feet il Inches and s lines front on
Chippewa street By q depth Of 127 feet 10 inches
ana 81 lfnes between parallel lines On q certain
MIN draw Nv III IA. Hedin, architect. dated the
twentieth day of May. 1850. and deposited for
reference III tbs office Of q. @. HtaIk. formerly d
notary public IN this city. as plan No. 81 Being
TIE ea1ae PROPERTY which was acquired bT the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oAesIDT,s HoTEL-D Collins. Mississippi
George johnson. Henry stanly, Louisiana; T 1
Morrow, Tensas, La; IS Whited. Monroe, La
Fl Lewis, San Augustine; Geo N Butler. Mine.
ola, Texas James Philson, Louisiana: Fred j
Wichman. summit Miss Frank P Davis Nor
gan City. La; John N. bloomfield. Pass Chris
tian. Miss; 2 Collier, Mississippi; ] Baulke,
city; Henry L Martin. Kentucky; u q CosRrnve,
Natehitoehes. La; r d Bridger. Columbia. La;
3 g Thompson. Branden. Miss; g Brumley.
Winona. MISS Simon. Baton Rouge. La;A
Dickson. louisiana "a go
CITY HOTEL-P &c Randolph, Bayou douIa
] Beard. r 8 Hinning. MeComb City; Vim
Gilmore, city; Lovening, Mobile: samuel p
HaIdWiek, Montgomery; ? Barrow, Hal
A NeWsom, Memphis. 9 Egan, city,; Il @
Smith. Canton; Mrs Lathrop, EA Lathrop.
Louisiana; II q Kerr. Cincinnati: + Darcantel.
city; Hicks. steamer Henry Frank; Pierce
Bntler. Louisiana; MORGAN Smith. city Miss
faw: John II Beck. Louisiana; J O Obermiller.
Galveston.
Chew JacksOn's best sweet navy tobacco, "