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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
@A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE TIC Ha

HOWEVER invcieraie, iB one hours application, lI aud 20 danger from taking cold, by using
 DU.MERIES' OINTMENT.
 This reparaton, for pieasantness, sae,y, expedition, ease and certainty stands unrisaled for the care "f this troublesome plai"t IL s rapid as well as certain in ifs operations as in cure this dsagreeab'e .isorder mos, +scuaiy in hours application onty' tI does got contain ihe least particle of mercury other dang gerous iHgrcdien and may be applied with perfect sate,y by females in all sages or to children at the breast.
 Price 37 l.2 cents q box, with ample direclions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
THE DEVIL FISHING.
" sELLEcK OSBORN.

BY SELLECA OSbOhN' What luck, old closen foot, tO-day3 @ Said l, one foggy morning. As he threw out his line for prey, Poor mortal folk suborning. "Not much, l" quoth he, "but what have, Beyond dispute, is fair gain; With notes to shave caught Knave- A Miser with bargain. To catch needy Beau, I took
 A draggle-tail surtOut; A would-be Belle found on my hook A tempting full-dress suit. I caught Congressman by dint Of double compensation; A Lawyer, on promotion bent,
 By timely nomination. These Lawyers are, though oft you wish (NO thanks for t) Satan had lem, The most unprofitable fish Of all the sons of Adam. caught Surgeon with high
 Fed subject for dissection; An Office-hunter with lie,
 Well seasoned for Election" "What fish bite sharpest, PuG ?' said l. "Why, as to that" quoth he, "1 find not many very shy,
 Of high or low degree. .... Your Toper bites well at cork, (When there's bottle to itJ Your Jew will even bite at Pork, If he smell money through it. Some sly ones play upon the line, Till prudence waxes feeble; And those at last are often mine, Who only meant to nibble. There's few. indeed, or small or great. (Or am much mistaken,l But may, by some peculiar bait, Be tempted, and then taken. But there is one, of all the rest,
 Who most employs my cook The IDLER pleases me the best He bites the naked hook :"
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
MORE BOOKS,

LUST received. an additional supply of O Sc1hOOg BOOlcs-also. various kinds 0f WRIrING PARER-a few LADIES ALBUMS.
 Nov. 30. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

1fassIliRg Baaksts, Worsted 7;ppets, Dec. 2l. at I. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
BOOTS & SHOES,

ATE&NT TsEO1N
 THE subscriber would inform his friends N and the public generally that he has re- sumed his former business of MGnufacturing Boots and Shoes on his own account, which he will warrant to be as good as can be got in this place; and he respectfully soicits from those who are in want of the above articles share of that patronage which has been hith- erto so literally extended to him..
 Those wishing to find stock can have that privilege, and may depend on it's being cut out in u proper manner. as l have had much experience in that part of the business.
 pBoots and Shoes repaired in good style. My shop is in the brick house up Spencer street, near Wm. Rodgers shop.
 WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR WORK, Cash, Wood, Beet, Hides, Grain or Flour, &c. -'r HIRAM WEED.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 4, 1898. 3n,3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

Late Piety.-Planis that receive only the evening sun, never grow so high as those Ina, enjoy the rays of morning. So is il with those men, whose hearts were nos turned to divine things till tho evening of .I,eir days, compared with those who. in early yoil,h, began to drink in the rays Af religion, aud ripen their fruit in due sssso0.
 NY. Msnor,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

TIE SEASONS CHANeED.-The Boston Com. Gag. says "A farmer in Norfolk county informs us that he noticed last week two Aocks of wild geese vending their way from the South to the North! The ther- rnometer on Monday morning stood at 46.
 We guess the weather for a few days past will cause them to change their course.-Enq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

The ELoquenes of fhe Hands.-Il is by no menns a new discovery that people may talk without opening their lips, or moving even their tongues. The language of the eyes is far more eloquent, and how often in the circles of beauty, and in ihe silen, secret home of domestic life do we feel it more thrilling and persuasive ihan the most cap- tiva,ing tones of the silver-tongued rheto- rician. But there is language even more impressive than that of the eye, and, per- haps also more universal. We capnoi hear lhc eye speak in the dark, :, says some wr- ter. but inc hand is ever eloquent. A tim- i'd lover has perhaps never yet nl'Fned ms mouth but grnIle pressure of 'he hand Las betrayed his heart to ;lie beloved ob'
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Dress & Masquerade EBalI,
WA BAIL ROOM

ST. Philip street, between Royal Il Bourbon.
FHSilE Manager of The above named Ball Room grae-
n tu to his friends and the public tor the unpural.
elled patronage bestowed him Tor several sessions,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enla gel for the amusement of visitors, and
Iergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality OF liquors, aud The estaurat i'll be
kept by the ablest fesratrur in the United States
The room will reopen Saturday ny, ;'rd Of
November next, by Il
GRAND DRESS 81 MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual Monday Wc,lnes-
day and Saturday evening, during the season. which
will and on the 1T of May, 1889
N. Is. The attention will be pnid to keep
ing perfect order throug hou the establishment
done last season.
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cl.EARANCES.


December 6.
Brig Cnucassio, Vose, for Baltimore Gen Bedford
Brig lvanne, Almsy, fos Baze Honduras, r Forstal
Brig swan snell for Philadelphia. ID Denegr
brig Thomas Edward Howntt for Norfolk, q Hpliurd
Sclr Abigail, Vincent, for Charleston. Master
Schr Globe Catll. for Baltimore, w Porter
Schr Eagle, Sawyer. for Havana, d M.ison
Steamer Commodore 'ylnston, for CINCINNATI Master
ARRIVALS.
Towhoa Porpoise Davis from the Passes, having toweJ tc
ship aronne aud bark Naleosa Returned TO the ctv
with ships PaIth aud Favius; schrs Phnchia and Joycs
Rosario Left the w Pass the 5rh inst, s n H. Re-
ports ship ihzar other ship and bark off Pass and
MeSic,n hr nae hot known several small sail the r
ship Fiavus, Jones, IL days from New York to Read a
Barstow.
New Packet ship Paniea, Ashy II days from Mes York
to II Ancs.
schr Punchitu, Acna days from Havana Prats &
schr Jovcn Rosario. Espnoa. days from Campeachy |,
PIaits
Steamer Mariner, Is Soland from Iharvir
Steamer Brian BorolI,me Sweeney from Fort Ada MS
Steiner Columbia Dian, from Alexandria.
Steamer Eaton Rouge. Irwin from tay Sara
Flat boat Independence, Cuty, from in nnati.
Flat boat No 9, Kirkpatrick FROM Cincinn ~.
Steamer iegant Laur irnt, from yon Sara.
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OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS of STEAM
~ BOATS Can haze their Bills struck of, in one,
Colored Inks Plain Colored Paper, nrith
despatch, aud favorable Terms, BY leaning their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and ST. Charles Streets
Nev29-tf
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We had no mail yesterday, and indeed we did
not expect one. The extreme bad weather which
mas prevailed tor several days Inns rendered the
navigation of the lakes almost impossible" For two
or three days prior to yesterday the pilots could
not even see the jackstaff,-ho they were to ma
vigate the sonl, and difficult channels of the
lakes in such state Of things, need not en-
Qure
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THE TRUE AM ERICAN
EDITED BT goBau GIBSON.
FAITFAyCz. ANID BOLD.
Nh, w or E.E A VS.:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888

UjThe great influx of advertisements Yesterday
shut oufrom our columns nher Of articles prepared
io the press. While apologizng to our renders for
this, we are equally hound thank our advertisers
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SsDNS 59G
DE LA
Mulslicipsaaite No. =.

MAnDI, l3 Novembrs,
kesolu que 10 somme do cent vingt piasres soft
Iayee au proprietare du bureau d'ouvrages du
3ulletin du Commerce, pour impression de 500
topics dos rapports sur 10 pavage.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resolu que la somme dc quatre vingt six p;astres
sot payee John Hoey, pour casques des gardes
70 NUT ct autres articles par u fournis la garde
10 mutt. Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
II est re olu qua partir du premier jour de JAM
ver proclaim, il sera d6fendu a toues personnes
do trer de la terre de la bstture face dcs premier
OF second DISTRICTS oxcepe dams les endroits cipres
des gnes depnis les whars No Get I: do ct s: do
y, ct lie wharf orlures. II est ben ententu
queen p enant do la terre endrots, on suivra
les ordres du voyer.
Toutss personnce qui vioeront les clauses de cot
lte resolution seront soumiscs une ameuhe de Sl0
lusqu'a Is, recoverable devant toute cour dune
ljuridietion compeente. Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.
Ordonnance defiaissant plus complement los de-
/ voirs du Secrelairo du conseil ct du Sergent
| d'Armes.
II est ordonne qua partir ct apros la passation
do celto ordonnance, Ii du devoir du secretare
GU resolution dcviendra loi +; do transmettre une
cope ecrite certifeo do telle ordinance on resou
ton loftic er de la Municpali'e, aux attributions
dnqnel est devolu la charge de la metro execu-
tlon. routes ordonnanccs ct resolutions concer.
nant 10 departement hnancier do la municipalte ct
autorisant uno depanse d'argcnt, GU DIES contrats
oeVra etre transmises au comptroller; tout qni
regarde les travaux publics devra etre envoye au
voyer.
Hest ordonn6 quill sera du devoir des officers dc
cette municipaie recevront de telles ordon nances
GU resolutions certifiees den tenir un regisre ex
acte, ct 81 que'quc officer de la muncipalite COM
met une erreur, taute de n'avor pas en- sa posses.
sion une cope officieIle de L rIonnancc gu resou
ton en- vertu de aquele il etat autorisG asir, il
en- sera responsible.
IL est en- outre ordonne que Ia chambro du
sell sera ouverte chaque jour dc la semaine les d.
manches excepes, depuls 10 heures du ma,in JUS
qua p. M. ct lie seeretare on 10 ser gent d'armes
seront presens ces heures Ia. LIE livrc des mnu
tos DIES procedures du conseil aussi ben que le Ii
vre lies ordinances seront tou ours euverts Pin
epecton dl MARE, du recorder, DIES membres du
cons II ct des officers dc Get o munjcipalue
Ii est do plus ordonne quill sera du devor on
serSent darnes dader ct dasasler le seer claire d
CO sell dams Accomplishment do scs devoirs, de
t"lla maniere que 10 socr6tare 'cxi era lcdn Sc
ere are etant settlement responsible dc Ia fd6It6
dc tontes performances, resolutions gu autres do
cumons suxque|s il apposera son nom, ct 10 sa-
lare du sergent d'armes est fixe a $500 par an
Ii est de pus ordonn6 qu'aucun officer do
cote mtucipallt6, lie ,vra, aucun pr6exte,
prendre GU onlever aucnne DIES archives do cetlc
Mu ncipae, sous peine d'etre prive de son oInploi
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.
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SUCCESSORS 10
YATES 4 MCINTYRE, Managers
Si,II L'ifIN

~ ola Prizes, amounting TO $l89 070
Tickets $i-iinves 2-Quarters |.
Packages Of IS Tickets for 500, warranted to draw
at least $i8 Packages of rs Half Tickets $780, war
ranted to draw at leas $24 Packages of IS Quarter
Tickets $25 warranted to draw at least $l2.
For Packages Single Tickets, apply at
THE MANAGERS OFFICE,
D s GREGORY Co.,
d. Canal s;..
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u The packet ship PanMea, from New YORK, is
discharging opposite the Vegetable Market Consign-
ees will please attend to the receips oftler goods.
L 1QUORS-Pure Cognac and Champagne Brandy
~ in half pipes, 40 aud 9, gallon casks.
American Brandy, in barrels, and imitation casks,
and half pipes
Madeira Wines ofall qualities, both in wood and
glass,
Ieneritfe Wines, Cargo, India market, and London
Particular.
Sweet Malaga, Samos, Muscat Port and other
low priced wines, for sale BY
WINSTON & SHALL,
az Front Irver
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NEW ORLEANS Y CARROILTON Rail. ROAD
COMPANY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

AIltT V UnoIk al can DC o0taIhed by paying 10 dol
lars for the Trim.
THE JACKSON ANDLACOuRSE SrREETCARS
Leave Caual at O'CLOCK A. NJ and run hourly Ar
calf past O'Clock this will running every half
hour, aud continue throughout the day until o'clock r. M
from the head ofJack street.
Persons by the Locomotive provide ves
with Tickets money will he taken by conductors
Office New Orleans and Currollton Rail Road Company
Poydras JOHN HAMPSON, -
n r, n
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New York. Per ship Fiayius Mrs Wood, Miss Waiwo'th
Mrs Bruce, sister and child uni in the steerape.
Bayou Sara. Per Steamer eyaut Capt Mayne, Morris
John Gray, Roussune, Fisheoux II Wi court, J
Foot, w Si,man ioyle. DR. Lebatu Eugene iebaut.
lawnes, r Laurie Thomas Hale, Sam Cranes, Lucie,
Roberts Miss Landry, Mrs Canonge, nurse, and s
children
New York Per ship Panta. Mrs R Scott. T"ous-
land and lady, Davis 4 lady asbury, Hoop, Sucon,
and % in the steernssh
MEMORANDA.
On the 2Th Nov lat 81 40 long u.s. ship Panthea
100 burthen, blowing
fresh from the East
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" off 1lA7s HIJllEIITS ~ VIZ OJU
Tickets s. 90 Halves 81 5O-Quarters / 25
Packages of IS Tickets for $25, warranted draw at
least 500.
Packages offs half tickets 500 So warranted draw
at least $50 co. Packages 25 Quarter Tickets $3l 25,
warranted 10 draw at least SIG. For Packages single
Tickets apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
d. l6 ('hartrps
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$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE,

Tickets only IS.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State Lottery, Glass 81.
% 3. 9, "a, Ii, %, 2S &c, IA, SO, AZ, 49,
4 tLASS No. 90. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ the State. To be drawn SATURDAY., Dec.
9Th, 1898, at O'clock p NJ. at Bishops Hotel
S DAVIS e. 20. Managers.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots,
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WILL BE DRAWN -MORROW.
$4,000! Capital Prize.

10 Prizes ofl0 eachu
70 Numbers--I2 Drawn Ealot-.
l. 0 u | 5 | A N 4 L OF L cry
a UTtORISED by Act of Leg saturc { HAPPIER lx ill.,
"A passed March 81 1925 Glass No. -, Tor 1880
to be drawn on SATURDAY, Dec Sth, 1858 ut S
o'clock, +. NJ precisely, al the Exchange Hotel, ST.
Charles ST. DIS GREGORY & Co.
Successors to
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JLc6son fdSt--ln co nmentlng the splenetic and
undgnhed letter which Gen. Jackson sent in reply to
the invite to Join in the Polk Barbecue the Courier
and Enquirer gyes the following summary of the evils
the pre- sent administration has wrought lin .he and-
It's tit reply to the testy perversion of truth which
the old man has INDUCED in charging the whig party
with federalism, and producing the present crisis
The attempt to transfer the responsibility of the
present crisis Is most amusing Who have controlled
large majority of our STATE Legislatures Who haye
controlled the act ms of Congrrs-l The wretched and
protligate caha who the soul of Gen. Jacksons
administration They have had every thing their own
way 1t is to them that indebted for our pre-
sent position-w hateyer may be- They have eglsla-
ted for I'LL they have broush every department of
the Government ito contempt They have derunged
our iinances-deprecated our currencyCorrupted The
Post Off e-degradel the Navy-inlroducea disorder
and discomfort into the Arm, Involved Us in ruinous
and dissracetui warfare with the Indian lribes-anj
have produced among tie people an universal dstrus
of Government. And the very men who have been in
the administration. and who have possessed universal
influence and control have the imludence to turn
round on the orpositi ~ and charge upon them th re
sponsihilly OF the "preSent crisis"
The Old gentleman is game 10 the last He is still
the same sub lie ypocrile and Jesuit that he was in the
days Of his pamest fortunes He an still talk as fair
ly, aud gloss with the professions his profyatc
Prac ice Whal can be more utterly unmeaning than
his atem 10 Identify the opposition Of the present day
with Federalism : Who is so ignorant as not to know
that oil the obnoxious measures and of the odous
professors of"Federasm" are now the mrasuros and
men Of the Administrator Who does not know that
and enyenomed Fe,eraIistsl The Tory Govern
or ec of Mars land is cid FederaIist. The Tory
member OF Congress. whc has suppanted Miltigaa, in
Delaware is an old FederaSt. Most OF the Tory
me ,hers elected 10 Congress from this State are old
Federasts. The signers of the late Congressional
address, TO the people nre all old Felcrasts. rhes
Taney'H Buchanans, Rushes lngersos Wallis Gro
wells, Woodbuys, Bun1roit~ Sedgwicks are ali Fed.
eraiiss. The Evening Post spaper-one of he lea.
ning Journals Of the a.fhstration-is of the NEST
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NHE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No Ia, St. Charles street, announces
to ms friends and the public with sasfction that his
institution is now in successful operation, that he hopes
limited 10 fifty.
He takes this opportunity of assuring parents tina,
nothing shall be wanting, which contribute to the
comfort and improvement of their sons.
d.: 1898
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Commercial Library. The electsn on We'd
nesdny terminated in favor of what ia terrned the
"Ref"rm ticket President, Solomon High: Tice,
Prest. C. NJ. Randall. Directors. ]. #. Preston,
DR. D. j Rogers, S. C.llaghan, T. R. Coqnhoun,
II. Henshaw, J. W Menny, N. NJ. Cohen, C. w
Cammack, L A. Finley, j. R. McMurdough.
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MEMORANDA.
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.

BOOK & JOB PtE1IlEMIEIIEJG
In connection with this Office is
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASS0R TMENT OF TYPE
FOR TIE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets Blank Checks
Catalogues Bills Of Lading
Labels. Dray Receipts,
Legal Notices, Auction Bills,
Bill Forms Show Bills
Steam Boat Bills Circulars
GsDG!GGs
And every description of lob Work thnt
may be required.
1.-THE proprietor respectfully calls the attention of
the public to the above Card and assures them that
all work nrusted his care shall be done at the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates.
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d. 90 Common st
NoMPAssEs, THERMOMETERS, MICRos.
COPIES, &c.-Just received and for sale by
VIM. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets,
general assoi tiHent of Surveyors Compasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends Spring Bow Pens, Ivory Pro.
Ivory Scales, Gunter's Scales, Glass 1'rianglss,
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thermometers,
Camera Obscuras, Surveying Chains,
Measuring Tapes &c. az
STATE OF LOUISIANA. First Judicial Dis
y trict Court. Thursday the 9Th fay OF November.
Present, the Hon NJ Buchanan, Judge. No. l6, $780,
Jacob Maossv his Creditors. On motion of Rou-
vert Esq of Counsel for Iafargue syndic othe cred.
ors of the nsonen' and filing tnbIeau of distribution
in this case 1t is orderedby the that the credit
Ors OF said nsovent and all others interested, sbew
cause within ten days from the publication of this rule
why said tableau should not be homologaed and con-
hrmed according to law and the funds distributed in &C.
cordance thereto.
dec7-3ttd LEBLANC, Clerk.
lNTAT BE LA LOUISIANA, Eonr du Premier
stDistrict Judiciaire. Jeud, &c Decembre Present
PHonorabls Buchanan, juge. Jaapb Maossy vs..
creancers-No 16,3S6-Sur motion de E Rouvert,
Esq, avocat de Lafargue, syniic das creaneers de
PinsolvRble ct hpres avor ableau de distr-
button EN- cette atfre. est ordone quune assemblies
des creaDciers de nsovahe ct antres lteresses atm
de aire voir dams dix jours de la publication de Get
avis les raisous pour esquolles led ableau ne serat
pas ho'nolosue ct confirme scion la o les fonds
distributes en- consequence. Extrat dss minutes
7dec A LEBLANC, Dep Grefier.
g TATE OF LOUISIAN4-Frst Judicial Dis.
- trict Court. John May Foster vs. His Creditors
and the creditors OF 'eVearx g. Foster The credit
ors Of John May Foster and of i'eVeauA & Foster are
hereby notified to appear in open court on Saturday
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock shew cause ifany
they have, why said John Nav Foster should not have
the benefit of The laws made fer the relief of nsoyen
debtors in actual custody Caswell and Brand Esqra
are appointed TO represent the absent creditors in This
BY order fthe court this Sd December 1888
dec7 -3litlf&e rEeBLANC, Dy CIe,k.
HNTAF DE La LOUISIANE-Cuur Iu Premier
~ District Judiciaire, John May Foster conre SEES
creanc'ret les crcanciers de Deveau3 & Foster Les
creancers de John May Foster de Deveaux Il Eos.
ter sont par h pressn, rsquis de sase ber en- plene
cour, snmcd, % du conrtnt, 10 .ures du n,atin
afl de nontrer cause, sill exi<e. p"uronoi ed;t
John May Foser nobtisnlrait pas lie bcneice ,es oi
passees pour lie sonaeemel dies debit insolvable.
deten"s. Caswel g. Brand Esqr sont NOMINEES pou,
reprtsenter lea creancers absens, dnns cctte
Par ordre dc la cour, dec, 1858.
&c LERl tNC, Dep. Grrflier
n A
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Office Of The Firemcns Insurance Company of Nep
Orleans.
rENHE Stockholders are hereby notified that the FIT
lnstalment on their stock is due and payable ON
the 8M December next, the office Of the Company.
Ell TRACY.
nov9 Sec'y.
A MEXICAN BRANDY.-20 bbls 5th proof Ameri-
IA, Brandy, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
26 1874 Magazine st
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NMPTY BARRELS-40G NoIusses Barrels, in SUI
~ perior order, for sale by LII GALE
d7 90 Common "
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W TREASURY HUMBUG Benton, ESQ.,, has been
re"elected senator from Missouri for another six
| years, from the 4th March next.