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nican Republic, to be placed under the protee- tion of France,shonld the lnst power grant in- tur, aud brig Porpoise,mouuting in nll 93 frigate Macedoninn, sloops Sarntoga nnd Decn- of the firat heat.Tarantula mado play from the start, Pat giving her no reepite,He passed in Hospital atreet,betwcen Dauphin and Bour- bon streets,It appeared thut ahe hud been delicacles in eating,at the shortest notice. hel reuly to servehis customers,ausd Liose fand of Pensek Celebrated Honarhouud Cundy. 15-1 Rich Fnll nnd Wluter Goods. J.C,BoYD,7oGravierst.

dulgence in the payment of the debt of Hayti. guns.Other vesecls are fitting out for this fleet which is said to have rendered grent service in ahead, but ugain yiclded ber the leud.After the etund nt the end of the second mile n little reudling, fell sleep in her rocking chntr,and that the candle by the light of which she had Iritation otthe Throat,Asuhuna,ke,keThoo villestreellovdestheattentionof tbeladiesand

stsempting tonegotiatewiththe Governmcntfor LJunius Smith,Eeq is in Washington, suppressing the slave trade.A number of other going thrce miles the whole four were well to. read fell, and eet fire to her clothes, Hef hus. who bnve once used thl Candy,invariably buy again, und ustifyto the relief which they have received trom itA discount inidetothose whobuyn largequantity.

the establishment of lines of United Stutes teaushipe. May he succeed. eascls hnve been cmployed upon epecial ser- Vices, Taruntula wns beaten off before she hud com- gother; but Pat now set to work in enrmcat- bund, when he came in, found her burned to death. the Post Ottic d15-2td-1tw J.C.MORGAN ExchangePlace.

eDaniel Webater was at the AstorHlouse, employed during the ycar, commencing on the The force estimated for and proposed to be pleted three miles nnd a half, and Rover wns then roused up to conteet the heut with Pat. inquest was held on the body of John T'urner, aWe mentioned, the other day, thut un Medlclnes, Chemical Preparntions, &e. ble public.Among the articles ure

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