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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

4 u The 81. Charles Theatre opens on Monday
without fail. Many of the actors have already
arrived, sufficient for commencement, and others
are daily heard from, are pouring in. On
Saturday we shall be enabled to give lie, OF the
Company, and some slight sketch Of shs ensuing
Campaign.
Mr.. Barrett has already sailed from New York
with his Camp Street Company, which is both full
and complete. OF the talent of its difiersn, m EN-
bers, the northern critics speaks in terms Of high
praise. Many of them are already known to q
large portion of our citizens, and the strangers
come recomm ended to by the best OF characters.
With two fine companies at the ST. CharIes and
the Camp: with both theatres entirely, and ele-
gantly re-dscorated: with abundant supply OF
novelties, and liberal supply of the best artists
our coming theatrical season is bound to be one
of unexumpled brilancy. Ellen Tree, Celeste,
Clifton, Barnes, Shaw,-Booth, Forrest, Power,
Finn, Browne, Scott, Barnes, cum nsultus aEis,
form a galaxy of stars seldom seen in any one
winter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

TURB & GUTTER STONEs-3O,60O running
" feet Of curb and gutter stones of the following di-
mansions, ~ in; I6 in, IS in 20 ill., % in and % in
expected to arrive between the LIST of October and 5th
January next will be sold by the subscribers on ari
wing, by the invoice.
TERMS Cash on the delivery of the bill of lading.
Persons applying shall receive the stones as they mr.
rive in the order of their application
PETERS e. WILLARD.
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BAD WATER,

Although we have been for two weeks pact
apprised OF the existence Of one Of the grsatss.
evils under which large city can labour, We have
desisted from raising our voice against it, purely
from the hope that the cause was temporary, and
would be remedied by the parties concerned, from
sense of public duty and justice. We advert to
the shamefully impure state in which the water 10
sent through the pipes, and hydrants, for the cup
ply of the city. If there be one means more con-
ducive 10 general health than another, it 10 an
ample supply Of purs water, yet from some cause
or other the element, as meted out by shs Com
m ercial Water Works, for some time past has been
unfit for human use. There is scarcely to be
found any one citizen, dependant for his supply
upon the Water Works, but has boon obliged 10
put up with filthy fluid which even cattle would
refuse to drink. Why this is SO, we do not now
requires little logic TO prove, and less TO make
believed. The Water as now given by the "Com.
merc,al" is unfit for food: it is impure even in
aspect, is to the palate, and filthy TO the
senses. The citizens are not to be poisoned BY
wholesale in order to save the Water Works from
the expense Of frequently refreshing, elean'-
ing, and filling their reservoirs. Though men be
not all chemists they know full we'll that Missis-
sppi water when lef. IN q stagnant body for q
length of time. is unsuited TO the health and usei
of man; and we hope the directors Of the Watel
Works will, now that they have learned the exist
ing evil, save tho further trouble of prosecuting
this complaint, and our citizens generally from
stencil and impurity, with their consequent un'
heathiness by giving-as they are fully capable
OF doing-a abundant supply Of fresh and whole
s"We water. \
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

Our whole establishment. is filled with white
washers, painters, scrubbers, and others of thai
genus, who whenever they begin 10 set to rights
are sure to set to wrongs. The Council proceed
ings are SO lengthy, and so important, that they
occupy the greater portion OF our columns; and
from the pauci,y, and meagreness of tho mills, we
have 80 little intelligence that 10 either interest
ing agreeable, that we are compelled TO make
our editorials somewhat too brief day When
" c are clear Of our rubbers, and scrubbers vixen
we have less legislation, and more news, we will
endeavor to make amends TO readersby giving
them all that is important, all that is agreeable
and more that is new and strange than any Caleb
Quo,em would require in iwelvemonth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
COMM ERClAl.
EXPORTS


ST JosTPHs-schr Col De Rose. u States stores
BOSTONship Concordia rargo A. nh4 tobacco 3ls bales
cotton, 4as7 pig. lead, 81 kegs butter. l trunk
PENsACOLA-Schr Elizabeth CARGO $50 bbls bread Ga do
flour, l2 do molasses. 100 do whskey. 20 do
vinegar, IS do lime 10 casks rice, "a boxes
candles 6 casks wine, 10 bags corn 30 kegs
butter 10 boxes mdze.
TAMPA BAY-Bark Miller cargo: United States stores
HAvANA-Per brig AIvra 2j6 bbls flour, Il hhds
tobacco 2o7a kegs lard, boxes clear pork.
NEW YORK-Per ship virksburg. .cargo $3.50 pigs lead,
500 bales cotton, 50 hhds tobacco $50 bales
tohacco Ill wet hides 20 bhls vinegar, l57 do
pork, 90 do Q do talow, sundry boxes trunks
aud cases, dry goods and clothing, &c, : casks
-Per bark Ciallaeo 5l3a pigs lead, 800 bales
cotton. ll3 hhds tobacco, ID bbs haxseed 80
bundles snake root, boxes snake root, casks
nutmegs.
BOSTON-per ship Eliza Ann cargo assorted mdze, te
Lee Hiler & Waterman, NJ Weld CO
Long Aldrlch, JCockayue, Bridge. keddeI
Head, w Beamis, Flint, F Carlton. W
Kenyon. Slater, R H MeGi!l, Baly, c
Doane c Tolain, G Green, N Roberts. l.
Boucher, Vming & Terrill, A Dunbar Stetson
Avery, w & Gasquat, Godfrey, Laurie 4
Small Livermore CO, Nusent, Furpin q
CO. A Oliver order.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Paducah-Steamer John Jay-cargo 100 bales cotton, W
Rogart; 60 do, Renue Feriay & co. ID do Morre g
hb -four, Ferguson; $50 do, Forsyth Leverch; III
do J y w Dryer; $50 do, W buchanan 800 do 90 coll
rope bagglng, Ogden souhgatei ~ cabin and way
Baton Rouge-Pe, steamer semaphore: cargo: 80 bale
cotton to Prescott, Jones co, ls do, White 10 dc
G NJ Lee Is do, A Nj uran co; de B Laudmney do
Rivarde do Folan, Belloeq Deeelo3; 70 bills
lasses, w Stlwe & co, hhds sugar, LIE On
Baton Rouge-Psr Mariner naes c".,pa
Allan renou!et 29 bhs @olasses 43 do sugar S5 LII
molasses, r Brugeri sundres to order
PASSENGERS.
Boston-Per ship Eliza Ann. Mr. Lemuel Gay and Georg
Adams.
Bayou Sara Per Steamer Semaphore DIR sourd lady
Mr. Bcourt q ladies. Forer lady Miss Renondet,
SECOND, Timoney Sanchez. Lowry Decor. Ford
F Davis, c Murray, Emmett and 9 deck.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

Many stories we see are ahoat regarding the
unhappy duel whicA took place at Bayou ST.
LOUIS on Monday morning. Our object in nam
ing the matter is not to enter infinitely into the
subject, but to correct Of the many errors
that have crept into the press upon this subject.
The parties quarrelcd ON Saturday, and were
hound over to keep the peace within this state OF
Louisiana. This was the reason for the journey to
the Buy, tina, place being in Mississippi. They
fought with broad, and not small swords: there
was bu, blow given by each party: the
thrust OF one took effect in the lower part Of his ad
versary's abdumsn, close upon the groin the blow
oil the other fell while s,gnded on the huge, ma.
king most severe cut through the right shoulder
and slightly woundng the head. We rejoice to
learn thu, the wound Of the former, Mr.. CT
has not proved fatal, how his adversary fares We
have not heard.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

NUNNY BAGS-15,OOJ |, 81 and bushel
VI sizos in store and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO,
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ATTENTIONui

AIIENllONm!
GOYERNOR'S HORSE GUARDS,
NOU will attend muster III full winter uniform, at
II the drill room, for inspection, Magazine street,
next door TO the Atchatalaya Bank, on Saturday
ming at l-2 past O'clock precisely. By order of
Captain Osborne Cross.
JOHN GIBSON,
sep27 Orderly serg't
TLOTHlNG-ll cases. comprising assortment
" of satt.net hound Jackets, Pantaoons and Vests;
Blue Derry and Cottonade pantaloons; Heavy Liver
pool striped trlled and cotton Shirts White Angola
Flannel Under Shirts and Lowell cottonade Frocks,
landing from ship Eliza Ann. for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
sop27 1874 Magazine st
n ONG CLOTHS, &c.-5 cases Tlilsboro "A lin
IL en-fold bleached shirtings, and 10 bales Davis
Vile brown 5-4 Long Cloths, landing from ship Chero-
kee and Seaman, and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
sep27 1874 Magazine st
DRAGGING Il Rope. 400 ps Baggng and 800 coils
Id rope, in store and for sale by
LAYET s. AMELUNG,
sep25 II Commerce ct
RORK-20 bbls mess; 25 bbls clsar; II bbs soft
clear; 80 bbls soft moss; 30 bbls shoulders; 90
bbls NJ O Pork in store and for sale by
LAYET Il AMELUNG,
sep9j II Commerce st
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BACON SIDES-40 casks superior Cincinnati
Id cured, in store and for sale by
DORSEY,
sept25 A New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

TLARET WINE-lO0 boxes Chateau La Fnte,
" 300 boxes MeLoc, a good article, for sale by
WINSTON u SHALL,
,.nt0s Front
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4 IME-l5OO Casks Thomaston Lime landing from
IL brig Chieitain, and for sale by
S g. J F WHITNEY:
aug4 8 Cent? street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

TLOTHING-27 cases, comprising an assortment
of reasonable clothing, landing from ships Sea-
men and Cherokee, for sale by
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nACKING YARN-lO7 Reels of superior arti-
IL Gle, received and for sale bv
WINSTON g. SHALL,
,onoS Front Ieyee
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TOFFEE-200 sa cks Havana and 400 sacks Rio,
" in grass sacks superior article in store and Tor
sale nv WINSTON g. SHALL,
.eno5 Front Leyee
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seP2J TO Irfts7aI.Ie 2
DWELL Cottons &c.-5 bales blue mixed
IL Couonades; 20 bales heavy 7-S and a. Lowell
Cottons, and bales plain and twed Lowell indseys
landing from ship Chez okee and for sale
ISAAC FRIDGE g. co
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DRAGGING Il Rope 400 ps Bagging and 800 coils
Id rope, in store and for sale by
l.AYET g. AMELUNG,
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REFERENCES,

SOAP-2OO boxes af approved brands for sale low to
= close WINSTON q SHALL,
sent95 7 Front Levee
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SOAP-2OO boxes Valentines No Soap, in store
- and for sale by
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE;
sep2O % Il 90 New Levse.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

person vending in said market TO smoke while to
employed within said market under penalty of five
dollars for each offence if the offender is free
person, and ten lashcs if slave.
Art 81 IL is forbidden to all hawkers and pedlars
to sell any sort Of goods merchandise in the said
under penalty of ten dollars for each Offence, il
the offender BIO free person, and ten lashes II a
slave, unless the master prefer to pay said hne.
Ar. "a Tha snr~ayor shall canse 'ho columns TO
be painted and the ceilings to be whitewashsd OF
said market on or about the LIST October of zach
year; at which time Butchers and other pers ons
OCCUPYING stands in said market, shall be bound 70
| repair, cleanse and paint in proper manner their
| respective stalls or stands, under penalty OF
| twenty-f dollars.
| Art % All vegetables, melons, potatoes, onions,
fish, shrimp, crab, crawfish turtles and game, des.
tined for the daily supply of this Municipality
shall be brought to the markets, established by law
for the sale thereof, and all persons exposing for
sale any of said articles in the streets or in any
other part than at said markets during the hours
| prescribed BY this ordinance shall incur ino oil
from five to fifteen dollars for every offence.
Art "a Carts or wagons for the conveyance Of
all supplies whatever to said market shall be placed
| under the inspection of the commissary of said
market.
lie on the stalls or tables of said market, under
penaty of tive dollars if the offender lie free, and
| ten lashes if slave.
Art 26 The farmer shall furnish, at his own ex,
pense, all things necessary for sweeping and clean
| inc .aid market the footways thereof included
The sweeping and cleaning of said market shall
be done BY the negroes belonging to the chain gang
under the supsrintendance of the oversecr of said
negroes and of the commssary.
Art ~ 1t shall be the duty of the commissary oil
said marke, to see that the ordinances relating
thereto are fully enforced, and that no offence is
2erpetratsd against the farmer of the duties OF said
make to keep order in said market, 10 nave ar;
rested all persons who disturb the public peace and
TO conduct them before the mayor, the recorder, or
any other magistrate to be punished according to
law. The said commissary shall always be present
in said MARKET during marke, hours except in case
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07
SAMPSON M'MuLLAN.

A nonresident of the Stntc OF Virginia.
WAKE NOTICE That, on Monday
the l2ih day Of November next.
shsll move the County Court Of Bcrke.
ley to render Judgment against you, FOR
The iuli amount Of an execution, that is
sued out OF the said Court, on the Slst
day OF August 1927 with interest, nc
cording TO law. upon the entire SUM paid
10y me, uader the SAID execution las will
particularly appear, by the Shefilfs re
eelpi) until the Judgment shall be dischar
ged The Execution. referred 10, was 10
an action, IN which Slas Harlan, commit
tee oil George porer6eld. assignee Of
William Lewis, was plaintiff. and Samp
son M'Alalan and Edward Colston were
detendants-the said suit being upon d
joint bond, in which was security. fot
The sum OF seventy five dollars, executed
ny you and myself, 10 the said William
Lewis, having ahaied as 10 you, aud
judgment aud execution being had against
me. as aforesaid.
EDWARD COLSTON.
October 10. 1883 - w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07

0ldesi established Lucky Office, N. W.
coraeF CT Baiiimore and Caireyt
streets, gherc hare been sold,
prsseS, prizes, in dollars,
D.illioaS Of millionS.
q ny person or persons. throughout
IA the United States. who may desire
TO Try their luck. either IN the MARYLAND
State iotteries, or in authorized Lotto.
Fles OF other States. some OF ahieh are
drawn daily tickets from sitoSI0, shares
10 proportion, are respectfully requested
TO forward their orders ~ mad, post
ps'd1 or otherwise, enclosing cash or
nfixe ItcSets, which will be thankfully
received and executed by return mail.
wan The same prompt attention. AS il on
personal application, and The result gwen
When requested. Immediately after the
drawing. Address John CLARK
Museum Buiiding, Ealsimorf, Nd
uetoheg 5. ISIS
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SECOND SUPPLY!

% Per Cent Cheaper than erer,
TIME subscribers have jus, returned
4 from the eastern cities with a splen
did fashionable. durable, and elegant as
sortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which our customers and the
public are invited 10 call and examine, -
We can only say that we have spared nc
pains 10 make our assortment as large
and complete as any in the State Per
sons who favor us with their custom and
patronage may be assured Of being ac
comodated on the best terms. TO those
who have supported our House by their
friendly patronage, we return our greatest
Acknowledgements. and soIci: contnu
ance of their custom. We invite our
friends and the public to call and exam
inc if they want goods al reduced prices
and 10 see for their own satisfaction, as
facts speak louder than words. We can.
aot, and will not enumerate our articles,
but will say that our stock is very heayJ
and must be disposed of in some way.
Oct. 81. A. ROBINSON & Co.
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Kegisls entail Orders.

A COURT Of Enquiry for the Isl Ba
"a ,allion 9Th Regiment V. NJ. will be
held at Capt Hedges Tavern in Hedges.
vile, on Thursday the a9th Of November
INST. The Court for the Cd. Battalion will
De held at VIM. Mayhcw's Tavern in
Daikesville, on Friday The soth. A Re
gimentsI Court Of Enquiry, will conyene
IN Martinsburg. at the Globe Tavern on
Saturday the Isl DAY ofDecember next
at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
r. V. SNODGRASS. Col
NOV io3S.-4t 81 Reg Y. NJ.
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Observe & Reflect!
cLoTsSs cLorus. cLorrs,

PURCHASED at knock down prices
FL az Auctionl The sHbscribers have
just returned from The City Auction where
They have purchased at auction. for cash,
81 pieces Of clotb. comprising every col
%. sach as Wool Black. lnsisble Green,
kiile DO. Mulberry, Dshlia, Clafet. Sage,
and DARK Drsb, These Cloths are West
o. England manufacture. woaded colors.
ana warranted not 10 fade. Also. the lar
gest assortment oi London Cassineres,
Cassiaetis, and Iesiiugs ever offered. -
" e can say 10 our friends and the public
that We caa asianlsh The natives bg sci
ing Cloths now.--For instance we can
sell good cloths at 81 so per yard, and Il
ner, "a proportion All VITO wish to bu,
coats wound do well to call and test The
iact--no mistake.
Oct 81 A ROBINSON & Co.
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Tailoring.

rsNIiE undersigned, would again. thro
\ the medium Of the press. inform tn,
public that he still continues 10 carry OF
the above business, as formerly, wher,
he will endeavor TO manufacture garment.
according to the
lLAIcINSIF ID SIsIICIITSo
which he has just received from New
York, He wonid not hesitate TO say that
all work entrusted 10 his care, shall be
done in as neat and durable a manner
as can be done elsewhere. and shall no,
be surpassed by any. 10 returning hi,
thanks to the public, for past favors, he
hopes by strict attention 10 business. 10
receive more liberal support from his
fellow citizens. JOHN H0kE.
Marlinsburg October II. 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-07
DIR. W. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEEIHING.
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

The passage Of the Teeth through the gums
prodHces troublesome aud dangerous symptoms.
II is known by mothers that there is great irrita
tion in the mouth aud gums during this process.
The gums swell, the secretion of saliva is in
creased the child Is seized with frequent and
sudden fits Of crying, watchings, starting 10 the
sleep. and spasms of peculiar parts; the child
shrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its
fingers into its mouth lfihcse precusory symp
toms are not speedily alleviated, spasmodic con
vusions universally supervene. and soon cause
the dissolution Of the infant. II mothers who
have their little babes afflicted with these dis
Pressing symptoms, would apply DIR. William
Evans Celebrated Soothing Syrup, which has
preserved hundreds Of infants when thought past
recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
that fatal malady, commissions.
\ For sale in MartiAsbarg by
WIN. DORSEY,
October "a, 1898. Agent
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REID
fHs FOLLOWING INTERESTING
AND A ASTONISHING FACTS.

fht Joilo,rtng ere amongst nansro4s c,.yys. NJ,
formed BY Tie use ef DR.. HIN. Erans, Nsd..
eins. Principal Office, 100 Chatham Sf,asf
~ iek, whcs ne Doctor may BE- consaI.
ted personally, o. bs isftr. (post po,d,
tfo" any pat u tie II States, Sc.
Psrsoas requiring medicine and ad
ctce mat sacloSe a Bank Nots, or
Ordsr
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sN-~ 49, - ~
-~ - " SsyS5s
3jatltts, Inr &tutss, st. sc,

wxLLrAm DORSEY.
Il EANlNG ylslreiufucd i,om Baltimore
II L would respectfully invite The atten
ton OF Physicians and the Pubic general
ly TO bis stock Of the above articles
which can be furnished by him as low a.
ny any other Druggist in this section oil
country Among his assortment may h,
found the following articles, all Of which
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FALL & WINTER FASHIONS.

ana Is prepared 10 make garments loi
those who favor him with their custom
according TO The latest and most appfo
we'd style. Persons enifus,ine him viii
lher work may rest assured that he vii
spare no pains IN his endeavors 10 pleas,
and bis charges will be found AS mod
crate as those any other shop in this sec
lion of country Thankful for past "a, ors
he hopes. by diligence and attention Il
secure 4 continuance Of the same.
Martinsburg October II, Is3s-tr
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NO,EECE-

PURCHASERS at the sale made by
Ell me as Administrator Of Abraham
ChrIsweli decd, are notified that their
notes became due on the LIST day of Sen
tember last. They will please come for
ward forthwith, and settle the same, as
am anxious TO close The estate,
JAMES CHRISWELL.
november q, lS5o.-3t .4dmr
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confectionery, Fruit, sc.
81 USf received, aud Tor sale cheap To-
OBJ the undersigned, at bis Drug Store -
Lemons. Dates. kssins. Filberts,
English Walonts, Ground Nuts,
Palm Nuts, Ginger Nuts,
Cranberiies, Sullana Rasins.
West India Sweetmests, Guava Jelly,
Cnrrant Jelly, Sc &c.
Together with an extensive assortment OF
Confectionery WM. DORSEY.
October 10 1898
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E.EEssFEsAE F.eFs.Fg
FOR SALE.

81 virtue OF deed Of trust from VIM.
ELS Campbell and wife, 10 the under
signed. duly recorded 10 the Count,
CeurtSsos Berkeley. will be sold on The
premises on Saturday the Is, day Of DE
|eember next, TO The highest bidder. all
that farm or tract OF Land situated in
the County Of Berkeley. adjoining the
Lands Of Samuel Chenoweth SEMI. and
Others, and containing about
$40 AG2-SSo
being the same Land devised 10 the said
William Campbell by his father. james
Campbell deed.
The improvements are all Of the best
order. and the quality of the Land equal
10 any farm in the County.
SE-Ferms Of sale Cash
SAMUEL LEE,
October "a, 1883. -4t Trustee
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

yETANTED. Immediately. a boy about
w fourteen or fifteen years of age. to
learn the Tailoring business. None need
apply but those who can come well rec
JOHN ilOkE
October 10, 1888.
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1RJEMTOW AJ11o

fHNHE undersigned would respectfully
d inform the public that he has reno
we'd his SADDLE IND HARNESS
SHOP to the building on the east side
Of the public square. formerly occupied
as Cabinet Shop by James 8. Boyd,
where he will be happy to serve his Gus
iomers and the public with any article in
bis line Of business.
He will keep on hand, or manufacture
%O nHJor
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LATEST FASHIONS.

Il IRAN BOWEN, announces TO bis
L a TRENDS, customers. aud the public
generally. that he has jus, received from
the northern and eastern Cities, his re
ports Of the
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SAT-.
f.r0ses.ieS

Groceries.
eETE are receiving a full supply Of
w New Orleans,
no ATE a.. H1T Ia%s. 81 CARS
n, o X Sugarhouse MOLASSES,
PINE Rio s. Java COFFEE.
Gan Powder, Imperial X Black TEAS.
together with almost every other article
IN the Grocery line, all OF which will be
sold cheap HAMME n SiEFuENs.
October II. 1888
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z WOULD respectfully announce TO the
E public, taat ! have connected GRO
CERES with my business. and have jn.l
received AID opened fine assortment OF
Brown Sugars. White s. LOAF do.
Molasses, Rice, Chocolate,
A superior quality Of TEAS.
Fine table Salt, Candles, Sc. &c.
All Of which will be sold on liberal terms
Or, 81 1888. WIN DORSEY.