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STATE OF LoUIsIANA.-First JUDICIAL District

STATE OF LOUlSlANA.-First JUDICIAL District
Court
TNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
l. these Presents shall come, Greeting: -Whereas
william Maeke, having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described, has applied the clerk OF is
court III whose office the deed of sale recorded on
the 9Th day Of Mai, A. d. 1888, for mpnitiou or adj.
vertsfmen IN conformity to an act Of the Legislature of
the State OF Lou, ma entitled IAN act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers judicial sales ap.
proved the 10th day oil March, 83i.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
herein, ne hereby cited and admonished in the name OF
the State OF Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right, title claim in and TO
the property hereinafter described consequence any
nfornaitv in the order decree Judgment of the court
under which the sale made, any irragularity or
Ill galitY III the appraiseiens and advertisements in
time, or manner of sale, or 0r other defect whatso.
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from tile day
this nontun is first inserted in the public papers, WHY
the sale SO made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresad the 23d day of April, A. D. 1888, nv
virtue Of decree OF ths cot rendered on the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888, in lit entitled William Mackoy
Va. amue Bell, No. 1885 of the docketof this court,
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in Judicial Con.
veyance, viz
certain lot Of ground together with all the build.
ngs and iaprovem +ns thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded BY New Levee,
Louisa Pau and Deord streets, designated by the No
8, OH plan lrawnh F.. Zinpel, Deputy Surveyor
General, the 10th December, 1884 and deposited as
plan No TO- in the book Of plans of Felix Grma, notary
public. Said lot 90 feet II inches front en-
New Levee areet rs feet in depth the side adjoining
lot Nc and 80 feet inches aud lines depth on the
side adning the property now or lately, belonging to
Goodale and 10 feet IL inches width in the rear,
where ii fronts alley "f three feet nine inches in
common to lots Nos 4, 5, +, z, 8 and Q.
Clerks Office, III May, 1885.
ml6 & W LEWIS, Dep. Clerk.
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DAINTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &e.-,us'
1 landing from ship Constitution, and for sae-viz
300 kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint, in IS
libr kegs; "a doz Japanedtns for sgns6O00ba thrags
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of0OOO and
oOo do; 2cases crome green in POWDER superior article
40 do IN cans; large assortment of sash tools every
size and quality sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors i'll oil read, pre-
pared in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sorment Of paints, dry colors. OIL turpentine varish
&C., for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices,
by MONDEI.LI,
a28 So Camp 81.
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DIR w. EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.
FUNHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole.
l. sale and retail at New York prices, Of REEFS &
OLA NGE IA C,amD street.


1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
eases Dyspepsia in all it's fo ms; bilious and liver a
ficnons, in every stage and degree; female sickness,
more particularly the nausea Incident mothers; uor
abus, fever and ague, incpien ccnsumptisns or de-
cnes, whether Of the liver or lungs, hes ache gidd
ness loss of Appetite nervous trenors inebration OF
delirium temens spasnodc affection Of all kinds; rheu
inailsm, whether chronic or inAammatory; nervous
bilious ievers OF every variety; scrofua, salt rheum,
and all blotces, bad humors, and impure compilations
of the skin; tlessuess night, and daily rritaby
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cholera
lnorbus diarrhea in grown pers ms; and hatu-
iency with bad breath, choross and palpiatons of the
heart and head changes of female constitution; ind for
impaired and disorganzed constitutions in either SEX
which have been pc manenty relieved by other
medicines single trial of DIR w Evars' medicines in
any of these cases, will produce such effects will in
dicae their incompatible superiority, and induce such
use of them will insure a speedy and unanestona-
Die cure. Directions for use accompanying them.
Numerous certificates OF cures will be shown, from
the length of the catalogue it is impossible give them
publicity throug the medium OF newspaper. IN DR.
Evans catalogue thera upwards of 25, OOo cases.
and in this city refer many persons VINO have
een ,elieved, and in instances entirely cured of
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills.
mo I'm
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KoL.-VI.-No l67sS, q,
THE Fl. ORIDA STAGE COAaA
sTEAMROAT LINZ
k@C k stsseess 60


From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta lGcef
EAVES Mobile every other da, iTms.s'eiy attef
Ia the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per the
steamboat EMELINE, to Blakely. coaches to Pensacoi
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay ST Rosa sound and Choe
taaehie River and Bay Cedar Rlu, coaches heas'
via Mariana, Chattahoochee, Formerly Mount Yer
non, Banbi ldge Pinderton; Hawkiusvle and Louis
vile to Augusta passenger akih; his seat q MO
Die Is IN no danger OF beiag thrown out or losing ms
preference by other conflicting interests the FLOki-
DA LINE IL but on. concern, and under coutro
throushout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon MS
arrival at Augusta in Tins specified through all wealth
er and at any season, unless most unforeseen cata
trop'e should occur. The Great New Orleans Maj
is carrai ty this route The Agents for accommoia.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers arc not surpassed
the southern country. g !.ss
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
estng water navigation, the time and accommodations
afford the traveller speed certan,, comoit and aplcas
Ing variety; connected MS it with the Rail Road
Charleston, s. e. and the steam packetste New Ysrks
travellers can rea h New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN IL DArs--Washineton city in 10.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, we have Rrane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Marks, hor
post coaches, also tive Branches from Iawkinsvills
one to Milledgerille and oe to Macon, light two hors
coaches STOCK rONS 81 CO
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1885.
Office at Mansion House Mobile { t.
"Distsnc., New Orleans to Mo.e, $50 mills
Mobile to Augusta, $40 i"
Augusta to Charleston, Is6 Z"
Charleston New York, $50; 1870
Time, New Orlean to Mobile, % hours
Mobile to Augusta SO
Augusta to Charleston, 10"
Charleston y, toNew York, A6- 25s
Making 1853 miles per day. or miles per hour, inclu
sye oil all soppages & novlo,
n. h. beg leave 10 INTERN the public that til.
bridges over the Chaahooehe swamp aud Hard Labor
creek have inst been completed the general govern
ment he My obstacles operating against this safe and
speedy route ale thus happily rc,noyed aud have the
pleasure ofearng from travellers tina, the coaches or.
ss, drivers and oas Of the first order; and as to the
water route from PENSACOLA Cedar Ra, it is admit
ted y all who have passed through te be unsurpasse,
III novelties beauty ind safety The bridges ,hrm,,t
Georgia have also been repail,el. ] NJ G RAKEK
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NEW MUSIC.

TT is the Hour; Is she not passing fair Oh this is
4 1--we; Vohmy lllppv Land, Nv Switzer Home
Italy; ,,eautcous Lahd Tell not of broken Vows;
| love I, tw.!l in oo-ons ELI; We shalt meet no
M,rS Conc, Cone; Castnes are gaily Sounding;
Ago Of ada taabaf; Day il closing the Bilow;
Tie owl IN tiris Nv light Briga rtine; Oh do not
say rar. veil; jenny Jsnes; rhe Young Widow; Song
OF the FISHERS Vie; Repo*e my lave lovers Eve;
Ginning; Sing hay. for the Bottle; Aquni bon la Ri
chess; IA Narn,n ~ lair varie ~ BY lsAilin; Sill 50
-4 ,tlv n.r Stealing, arranged by Crcmey; fevo
ets air trou per, In IRA wired bv lIunlen; Beau
tics of t,s celebrated vera Ia Norma, by Bellma;
Three tas,rlt ,lr fon the opera Purani, arrang ID
tur -, ~ ls.iil iilnn; Vvi II fran Ann, B0Ienr
ARA ~ II fr,l rut. mi PIANO; inyiation la walls
nv G Il Vna ,vs,cr; + rrwell Waltz by l. Ncignan
Du<. # tt.ch.;altS Waltz, by Suan' Robin Waltz;
C.I.stcS Fayprits Dance; Of Coalition, from
4 he % ,ru Of Le Macon. For sale Mt
B CASEE'S
Piano Forte and Music Store.
inn % 10 Carp street,
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dNcrFERAo--2u hbls, in store, Tor sale by
" q DORSEY
je26 Al New levee.
GUGAR-50 hh1s, prime article, for sale BY
- G DORSEY;
iea6 A Nv eyee
NRQRK-INO bbls Mess, Prime and other description
u For sale !r STETSDN & AVERY.
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jan %


A Collection Of Colloqual Phrases every topic ne
n cessary Il maintain conversation arranged under
ierent heads with numerous remarks on the peculiar
.sronunc aon and use of various words. The winnie
dispose considerably to facilitate the acquisition ii
correct pronunciation OF the French by B"l'nar,
new ediion revised and corrected.
4 selection Of the hundred of Perrins Tates.
panied with key containing the text literal and free
translation, arranged i'll such manner 10 point out
Indifference between the French and English tlionl,
figured pronunciation OF the French, according
The best French works extant the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise OH the sounds the French
language, compared with those of the English.
A PrORouacing French Primer or the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation Gnd photography of the
French Lang 5e containing its elemsnts according
the best usage, ~ Bern0rd rronchn ls received and
sale ly WIN MckEAN,
m6 Cor Camp Il Gem SITS.
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF falsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evening of the great Importance CT
SIS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass will. however
compliment his master of the Journal for his sagacity
to employ the former knight mot oithe garter OF tile
may kill two birds with one stone, i. patch the
holes that may be in his natural political garments
and it may judge from that excellent paper the Ad
vertiser, Dr. Ships is. politically, III constant
need ofhis services.
When any cirsumstancs ,pccurs whether domescnlly
or politically which requires blister, whether on his
avn nose or 1.-THE reputation Of those who do not hap
great mslortune!j then it is he rings his BELL which
after all nothing than if it sounding brass
or a tinkng cymbal;' yet to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL but with NJ ID. A. s. s. after it, appears
magniGcent!
July IA.
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

JONES' P3Tai.N'T COII'ON GIN.
BY the Patenec, No. 81 Magazine street, New Orican.
TOBE MAN; FACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT NOE a. Co
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FOR NEW YORK.
GI,o,lisianu and New YOtG Line of
- - - ~

VIE ships comprising this Line vii sail from New
O,leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 2Otl november, and to insure the
strictsst punctuaty in the time of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship Iazoo, Captain Trask to leave ON the 2Uth
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave the 4h
December
Ship Huntsville. Captain Eldridger to leave on the
18th Deceinb /.
Ship Nicksburg, Captain Woodhodse, to leave the
lst Jan nary.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
u The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppared and copper asened and upwards Of 500 TORS
burlhen, of light draught of water, being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The price Of pas
sage is fixed al one hundred dollars. Their cabins
fitted Ison the improved and convenient plan aud
finished in neat and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers who
will please take notice that berth be secured
I'll paid Tor at the office OF the cOnsignees.
These packets are commanded by Captains well tx-
perenced in the trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves to accommodate. ! hey will at
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strctest punctuality observed in
the time of sailing.
Tie owners Of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let err parcel package sent by put board of
them. unless regular bill OF ladng be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents owners. Fer
DBEIN s. A COHEN;
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SC.4LE or PRICES Do,Lte Gas.
For double Gin Of 50 saws or more uu e.,eis
c,linder, making 70 the slans
with feeder, bands sc. AT Sc persaw, $500 &c
For louh- Gin OF 81 ss cylinder,
~ l20 SAWS in the stand feeders, &c.
50 per saw, Or 72O NC
For do. of 40 SAWS on do. or 8 saws in
stand, at Sc D per saw, Or 500 Oc
For 40. OF ~ do. or 40 saws ia a
s,sad, et Sb. SO per saw, or eco OF
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
NJ Travellers desirous Of taking the Florida route,
via Pensucolu to the North, informed that frs rate
boats will constantly from. Mobile to Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
list of May. Good stages will always be provided ny
the subscriber 10 he readiness take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure Of the boats.
MI ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion lNavss Mobile for pensn.
cola twice a week feb % ly
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Ga fEfA
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
IVA
lssssiim
w CITY, PENSACOLA.

FVNHE subscriber having puI. hased the lease snd fur
Il niture OF this we'll known aslabishne from Mr.
Taylor the late proprietor, will be ready to Give vi.
tiers by the LIST of April next
Numerous and costly Improvements will ne found in
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New and
more conmodious bathing houses will be buiit, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. a stable
will be attached to the house, with good accommuda-
tons for horses and carriages Fist horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices;
aud sail and row boats, with persons to manage them
for the OF visitors. Billiards and Other anseents
usually found at watering places will also be furnished,
and So conducted mol 10 intsrfoIe viii, the comfort
and quiet of the bOarders. The ines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and to ensure ull supply Of
ice cargo has already beeu ordered whcA will arrive
about the LIST OF May
Mr. Frederick Barnard who formerly kept popular
hotel at Washington city, will condacl This no ell for
the proprietor who, with sAch aid, confidently assures
the ysiers of last year. and his friends generally, that
they will rceve every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give general satisfaction.
The local advantages OF this house are too ell
known to need u lengt. ened description k.re. The
facts that Pensacola il the largest naval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous oil the Gulf squad
ron; the subry OF lis climate refreshed constantly dn-
ting the summer months by the coolest iree4es from
rle Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbourng
islands aud rivers; the abundance and delcacy OF the
fish with winch the waters abound; aud lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other puces in these latitudes Il
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats ill ruu between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will all times be able take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898.
o. Gentlemen Wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor. al Pensacola,
hr Sewe Taylor, the former proprietor at lie" Or
leans.
References.
TSanford, Esq, MIR q Cullam, MrAlpin Esq. 1t
Kibby, in Noble; Taylor P Rea, Esq IN Ne,.
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
W shor, Tour in le35-By Heman Humphrey,
D. D., President of Amherst Collsgs, in . vols.
THs Works Of Mrs. Sherrood.-bcing the only
completc and uniform edition ever published in the
United States vol. Is. Just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
je2a Corner Camp & mCmsa streets.
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY OF MED


ZINE.
UNIFORMS Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sara
parilla "A certain, safe, and eftctual rene
dy ever discovered for the Of Gonorrhea elects,
Structures Whites, Pains in the back and ons seminal
weakness, affections OF the kidnies, gravel scorbutc
eIuptOns, &c.
In the introduction of medicine possessing the useful
and active virtue oil the now offered 10 the public,
the proprietor has but refer the RECON-
men,latons received from the most eminent of the
d,cal faculty in Europe, believing that it will he duly
appreciated when ills merits fully known The
Balsam of Copaiba extensively used, has lost much
of its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express regarding its dsgreeable laste disurbacc
produced in the bowels and stomach, aud its heretofore,
ineficielcv when used in the nlamnaory stage. The
proprietor has made ANALYSIS Of the Balsam concev
ing that the active qualities would thereby be much
concentrated and useiully administered than
in the present state. The above med cine combines i'll
gradients which are in the highest repute amo, z the
mos, scientific and learned in the profession. Each
drug in the composition OF this preparation increases the
efficacy OF the other, producing operation truly asc
nisng, and surprising the most sanguine expectations
possessing at the same time the advantage Of its being
administered with perfect success in the different Stages
of the above disease. The most eminent physicians and
surgeons OF the present day express their deced APP
pro alton in favor of Salaara, whilst its in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be H. and still continues, very extensive. Ii ay
olIe remedy with the celebrated DR. Abelnehy in al
venerea affections, and in obstinate elutnls,
arising from isorered state OF the diyesIis functions
Having been submitted TO the test aud experience of the
most celebrated among the faculty, they have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
case under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice. Their oh ervatons will be
insered hereafter. Prepared by J Thorn, Chemist,
London. Price 81 So perpot
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DBEIN s. A COHEN;
noy Common

M AS found fifty mlesro the Balize, ntle month
w of JULY large launch, English builtl copper
fastened and has been coppered she is D. feet long,
and eight feet beam; and has been sloop rugged,
there iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
cognises said launch will please call at No 10 Old
Leyee, q
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Terms Of the Newspaper Press If Nep Orleans
unnnimensty agreed to at an aGouraed meetiu q
efths Proprietors, Aeld on tss ttof March, 1873
Observation-Disclosures Dalars tor the daily pr
per per annun, payable seni-annualy in advance ten
dollars for the weekly country paper pa yable one
wear in advance where city reference is given. No
settled. In case Of di continuance one weeks notice
writiny must be- invariably given, previous to the
expiration of subscription.
ApvERrIstNa.--One dollar per square for the first
Insertion, and half that price for each subsequent on
an, material alteration from the original advertisement
will be charged US new one:
YEARLr Observation-Disclosures and Traders,
orty dollars oi English alone and sixty for both Ian
gdagss Banks, Insurance Offices, and other similar
public institutions fifty dollars in English only, and
slightly for both Languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
~, or Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
ne, and eighty for both languages
MARRIAGES, OBITUARY NOTICES, and articles call
the attention Of the public to sales o property,
ards Of passengers, benefits &c. nc. will be charged
dollar per square for the first insertion in each lam
COMMUNICATIONS, or Advertisements, a. @1y psrson-
al nature, when admissible, shall be charged ROls,
and in advance
deduction of twenty five per cent. will be made to
Auconeers, Sherfs Registers of Wills, and Nlarshals
on sales of real estate. published in both languages,
aud SO per cent in Eugsh alone per cent on sales
Of other property.
ASvERTIsEMEsrs out of the direct line of business
Of the advertiser, such legal auction, and plana
ion sales, runaway slaves, stray animals &C. &c. will
be charged for sepautely, and Mt the ordinary rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS not specified as to time, will be
ublished one month, and charged accordingly.
No advertisements of bankruptcies will be published
any case, unless paid for previous to insertion, or
Daymen guaranteed by responsible person IN town.
Theatres and other places OF amusement, advertising
naiy or the season. to be charged 500 for English
sne, and $3.50 in both languages.
Ali announcements of Candidates for political Offices
be charged double the price of other advertise
S,:,.. to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
oprieo,s, thew have TO the conclusion that the
names of persDns whose accounts have uot been paid
within one month after presentation, shall be made
know ESQ far practicable to each other-they obl-
eating themselves not advertise print for such
delns ueuts, unless in case o! ndrance payn.cats
,signed) &c. DE ST. ROMES
J. BAYON,
PIP. REA,
J. C. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON
LUMSDEN.
Weekly Press.-We, the Undersigned, agree to abide
by the above conditions, fur they are applicable to
-s.skly papers.
(Signed) A. b. LAWRENCE,
$50 No subscriptions taken for less than months
Letters must, in Ill cases, be post paid.
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S UGAR.-56 hhds, prime article, Tor sale by
= u. DORSEY,
ieo2 Al New evep
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DARISH COURT. for the Parish and City of New
IL Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian,
Judge. Juno llth, 1888 NO. IL, 984.-Jacques Potter
vs.. his creditors-Upen reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors of the nsOven do show open
court Saturday the 7t duy of July, 1888, why he
should not be discharged according law; and IN the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June II, 1885,
jel4 2aw ARMAND FiToT, Clerk.
ENTAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Cour lie Parolsse
az pour la parossse ct la vile de la Nuuvele Or
leans.-Present lhon. Charles Mauran JUICE, ii JUN,
1S3S-No. l0.9S4.-Jacques Potter contie SIS cream
cora.-Sur lecture at enregisement de la petition
la schedule dams cette aare decrote par la cour
que les creanciers de lnsolvabe iare savoi eurs
0uveIt Sar,edi de Juliet, S3S, puurquo
il serait point dech rge commencement Ia oi en-
attendant Outes pOursultes contre perSUnne
proprietes sont anet6es.
Bureau de grefier, NoHvclle Orleans, ! juin 1885,
iel4 PAW ARMAND Pilot, Grefier.
r INSEED OII.-lO bbls, landing from steamboat
~ Albany, for sale by Il DORSEY,
jel3 "a New l.evee.
EARLi'S SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from
h steamboat Sultaha, supply Of the above, put up
in hhds, terces and bills; for sale by
LAYET Il AMELUNG,
jel2 IL Commerce street.
r INSEED OLLIE bills and . casks best Linseed
Ia Oil, now landing from ship Nashville and for ule
by JARVIS 81 A-.DREWS,
Wholes lie Druggists,
jel3 Common and 'Tohapitoulas st.
g COTCH ALE-50 cusks (pnts and a. artEl in store
- and for saleby llloLMES & MILLS,
jel9 Bunk Alley