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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
WespOrt, Nov 20, 1889. 3w 90
TRUFANT'S COMPOUND.

MA7M. B. TRUFANT, would inform The in
Wv hahants of Bath and its vicinity that
(owing to his being much of the time absenl) his
of Capt. Henry Hyde ot tho BATH BOOK
STORE
PRIcE-One dollar with full directions
w. B. r. Would just observe, that the increased
demand for tho above article, from abroad ~ well
as at home, warrants him 10 believe it TO be as rec
commended, when faithfully applied, as the follow
ing will sh1w:-
THIS Medicine is the most safe and cffecual
remedy ever vet discovered The subscriber has
becn Agent for the sale OF the above medicine for
few months, and during that time, has persons
affected with The Salt Rheum in every degree, from
very slight touch ON the hand to the covering of
the whole body. completely cured by the above
medicine and would recommend it with the utmost
confidence 10 all affected in any degree with the
above complaint. And resort has been had 10 this
in cases of obstinate lumors OF wears standing with
entire success. SAMUE Ell AID ANS.
lauweIl, February 90, 1889
The subscriber having been agent for the sale Of
the above named medicine for several months, and
having known of several cures performed by using
1t can safely recommend it those afflicted with
Salt Rhrum. Augusta, J. f. LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford Ct.1
Nix lRUFANr. Dear Sir: Hearing of AN extra
ordinary cu,e OF Sal Rheum in this vicinity Ivy the
Use of your coNPoUND; wish you to forward me
by way Of Boston, fur packages 10 be sent from
Boston 10 II lrliord BY Mail. Oct 1889
Bath. Nov %, 1899. 1y 35'
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

Not long since, two saiers passing along
by taior's shop observing the tailor a;
work with his coat off, and having the back
of his wascoat patched with different col
ors of cloth, induced the sons of Neptune
to crack joke upon thepoor fellow, when
one of the tars observed to the other, "Look
ye Jack, did you ever see so many sort of
cabbages grow upon one stump before"
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
\ OFFICE.

TENElE subscribers hereby give notice 10 all per-
I'll indebted To them, that all accounts must
he settled before the first day Of January next, or
they will be undet the necessity Of leaving the
same with an Attorney for collection and all per-
having unsettled acrounts against us are re-
quesled to call and they shall be settled.
JEWELL, HENRY & co.
Bath, October 2lst 1899. 30f
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

Louis .Napolson Bomoporte, arrived at
New Orleans on on the 18th inst, ana took
lodgings at the ST. Charles Hotel
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

.Anoiher fire at Mobile. Ten houses and
some other buildings, were burnt at Mo-
bile, 2lst Nov. Fme accidental.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

The Providence Bank redecms its bills in
specie on demand. The Blackstone Canal
Bank, and the Arcade Bank have also ad-
vertlsed that their bills are paid on de,
m and.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

Strong and sharp as our wit may be, it
is not so strong as the memory offools, nor
so keen as their resentment; he that has
not strength of mind to forgive, is by no
means so weak as to forget; and it is much
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
"a office.

THE Universast Meeting House in this town
will be dedicated on Thursday Dee. 18th Gone week
from to day) Services will commence at half past
l0o'cock p NJ
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

VA Il u "A BIZ Il INFOkN lJON.
sr-P THE Indian VEGETaBLE PILLS
Are a certain cure for disease in its variety Of
form, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels, induce proper discharge by the lungs
itself In other words they open all the natural
drains, and leave MIXTURE (THE GRAND PHYS
IcIAN) free to drive disease from the body. The
above outlets, or drains, are the common sewers o
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hu-
mors Ohe cause of disease) are carried off, and so
long as they are all kept open, and discharge freely
their allotted portions of impurity the body will con-
tiuue in health; but when from eating improper
food breathing impure air, sudden transitions from
heat to cold, over exhaustion or any other cause the
bowels become costve, the pores of the skin be-
come closed, or the kidneys fail to perform their
functions properly, the impurities which should be
drained from the body by these outlets, will! be
tanned, and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with disease.
If the channels of our mighty rivers should be-
come blocked up, would not the accumulated wa
ters find new outlets, the country become inun-
dased' just so with the human body; if the natu-
rail drains become closed, the stagnan and corrupt
humors will find vent in the various forms of dis
ease, such as fever, small pox, measles, rheuma-
tsm, gout aPoplexy &c, or death will end our suf
ferngs Therefore, when sickness at the stomach
pains in the back and side, quick pulse, burning
skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms, Indicate
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

Genuine BuN-Au Irish gentlem at
cards having, on inspection, found the pool
deficient, exclaimed. "Here's shilling
short, who put it in?''
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

For Children Tccthing. Prepared by Himself
YHViilS nfhliible remedy has preserved hundreds
IL when thought past recovery, from convnl-
sions. As : on as the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover. THIS preparation is 5"
innocent, so ctlirucious. and pleasant that II"
ehid viii refuse lolet lis gums be ru bed with II -
When infnis Al til" aye Of four months, though
there is appearance Of teeth, one bottle OF the
syrup should Gused on the gums to open g PORES
Parents should meyer be without the syrup in the
nursery where there young ildrcn, for II
child wakes in the night with pam in the guns, the
syrup immediately gives ease, by opening tie pores
and healing The gums; thereby preventing convul-
sons, Feyer- &c.
A gentleman who has madctrial Of DIR w Evans
Soothing SArup in his family, Gin case Ct teeth
ing child wishes MS state that he found entire
ly etircna in relieving pain in the gums and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheFillly comply with his request [Sun.
We believe il is generally acknowledge by
those who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
utnn is a highly useful article for the purposes for
which tits intended. Highly respectable persons,
at any rate, who have made Of it. so not hesi-
tate give its virtues the sanction Of their
[Boslon Traveller.
;rP Entered according to Act of Congress.
Tie genuine is vendrd by Agents only.
AGENrs.-HENRY HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Wool
aoich. sEF9 see advertisement on lst page. ly20.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
T. A. DONNtLL
FOR SALE.

a applied for soon two two story Houses pleasant
NJ fy stnatedin pleasant part Of the town, one
has about Of land suitable for two house
lots and about fifty Fruit trees they both have Ont
Buildings and are both very convenient for two
families The terms will be easy, small payment
down and the blance seary payments, for further
particulars enquire at this office.
Bath, Dec. 5ih. &c.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
WINTER .ASSORT T.MENT.
N EW GOO S

EUST received by the Subscribers Il good assort-
81 ment of seasnnablt Dry Goods, aud fresh
supply OF Vest India goods and Groceries, w. |.
Honey, Sugar House MoIasser, Pork, Lard Cheese,
Buck W heat and Graham Flour, &c &c.
ALSO-a complete assortment Of Crockery,
Glass aud Store Ware all of which will b. sold at
tho lowest prices HOLMES < MA fllEWS.
Bath Dee 5h. 1889 # &C.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

TELEGRAPH, will give the answer TO the
puzzle in our last,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

more easy to do cruel thing, than to say
a severe one.
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W0NS BIG
DE LIZ
Mllnicipalite No. 2.
seance du 2 janvier 1899.

px.o,u M. i. comptroleur est a, demeuro auto.
- e,,,r;, ~, m,;,s nm x,t do. ac,,es n, celtic
.srr;s;n.l;,x soft mar hets. no,cs m au,romeni.
.n.si sssn M. de Ia caisse d,amor,;smmont etnbie
~, q i,onid, t;on ds. detta,.
1xsoi.s a0s ies connie, mar on,rt;.r du T,6,o-
,;er = du Col,oceur de-, Ia .nr len cabaret. &C.
;n.au,.u 40 septcmbre dernior. ,oicnt dispose.
4S.Ss ~ .,chivr. al sonscil s-sS'7",
1x.nln cns IL T,1.o,;sr .st ~ d.m.nrs autor;,k
= rseovo;r !, Evan. Rorer,. mar Ia VOC de- 40.
.voea,. Wood al Simmen,. Ia somne dc dcux mile
40 csnt Al c;nousn a n;nstre.. 6,nnt la montant
~. h.ns.hAo". ..;.,. y, .ont-s m II, do TORI.
=, i. ,s,e An C,r,l. nna motifs div.k, dn lot M
Z ..-o,s Il amer, ,,.un nIsn dressS ,or J,cms.
Ts.rs..~ voy.r a. j, vile L. TX novemh,e ls0e,
fa.o,.s. w " Dswcs ,n;et unc ren,o nerns.
s.slic' 4. & nour cent d'intErat rnconfrenr nvant
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TIE TRUE AM ERiCAN
s. FAITHFUL, AND BOLD.
VIZ w OR LEA MS:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1899.
EDITED nv JOHN GIBSON.

Poydras Asylxm-The annual report Of this berevo-
lent institution will be found in columns to-day
Its usefulness be doubted, and the credta
bic und udcious manner in which it nus been conduc-
ted reflects the highest honor the ladies' by whom it
is supervised. The report, drawn up by lady, is lu-
cid AMI explicit, and represents every thing in state
of high prosperity, and ensures by the wise and pru-
dent arrangement maie that all the worthy and chara
Bile ends for which the Asylum cyeaed vii! be full
filed Honorable mention is made Of those whose ml.
ncence has fostercd its infancy; and is tn be hoped
that when the good it is employed in eectng is under
STOOD that others will be found who will contribute
to it's means that its sphere Of usefulness will be enar
ord.
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CA X EDS

II PRINTED AT the shortest Notice, in The most
elegant mrnne, in Black or Coorrd INKS on Enamel
led, White Flake, Plain surfaced CARDS, and a
Pricrs rery reasonable nj TRUE iMERlCAN OF
FlCE, Garner ofroydras and st. Charles sts.
Serena New and Beautiful FONTS Of Type hare
Just bern ndied To he Establishment.
Orders rrceired at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
ErchnmSr Bird door from Grnvier or al the Printing
Office corner of Poydra, & St. Charles streets.
If
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The Misfortune Gc'. w. Dixnn has been aga'
held to bail on three several chnrgce, by the Mes
sr Mrturn, and is ag,in al large some onr hav-
luz rnt cred into bonds for him the Of $4,000
or two millions of protested bills ngnins, the
u States sent out for objection, only t4OO rem ain
-.nrnid.
new Bank, under the General Banking law,
has been established AT Troy, N. Y, with cnpi"
tai 10 reach 5000, 600.
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TO MERCHANTS.

gJMERCiIANTS can haze BEAUTIFUL CRcu-
LAR struck of at onr hO"rs NorlcF, by tnN,ne at the
Comp'ng Room Of 1RJE AMERICAN PRlsr!re:
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange. aljo.nine tie READ.
ING RocM at Corner Of Gravier street, at the Print
ing Office, Of Poydas and ST. Charles sreets
A DVhNCES will be made on shipments to Liver
~ pool, lluvre Marseies, New York and philadel.
pa, BY ADAMS g. WHlTALL =
Jalb g. Gravi-r 1t
III AFANA SEGARS-iDO,0,0 Of different qualitie
in store and for snle bv
Janis ABRAHAM TRJER ~ Gray;ar at
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FOR NEW YORK,

10000! Capital Prize, Tickets only $1,000
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass ..
l6, 40, 2i 90. 69,7 81, Is, TO- s., S, 49,
|NLASS No 3. Authorised by the Legislature of
" the State. To be drawn This Dav, Jan. 10,
1899, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
s DAVIS & co, Managers.
rs Dmen numbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
u SI4 Prizes. amounting to $5N4 $50
Tickets $40 0O-flnlves S 0O-Quarters 2 50.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for $3.50, warranted to drnw
at least $780, Packages Of Half Tickets sla5 war;
raned draw least sou 90. Packages of rs Quarter
Tic kets $G2 so warranted to draw at least $50 CO.
For packages Of single tickets, apply a, the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
ianl9 ID ChurtreS 4
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CAMP STREET THEATRE.
LI.4MSON'!S BENEFIT.

l.
IVILLIAMSON'S BENEFIT.
M r. WILLIAMSON bees leave most respectfully
W. to announce, that numerous friends in the city
OF New Orleans have 'nos hand omey ine, esied them
relves in making him BtNFI'T; for which purpose a
MR.. GEORGE BARRETT,
Who has, in his usually kind and gentlcmanly manner,
g ranted the use Of his Theatre for that occasion.
when will he presented variety of entertainments,
which he will have the honor OF making known by flu
ture advcrtis ements
At this time he will concn, himself with offering to
his sup orers his heartfelt thanks for the great interest
they have shown in BEHALF rcservng, also another
ume the beet manner in which to express lis gratitude.
Seats can be secured ut the Box Office, the Box
Book being now open. jal8
~ Of the Court, Of Chanccry, with appendix of
Forms Of precedents of Costs adapted the last new
orders; by John Sydney Smith, OF the Six Clerks Or
hee in vo' Sv" Just Tefeiysd I'd o1 ' al ey
Also, just received, Conklins's Practice in the
courts Of The United Sta'es, and new supply of Chit
4 on Bills.
300 EMPTY hh'': and s !;iifii '?t i Skd X
jas 81 Magazine st
4 AIDES Velvet Riding Hats, OF The latest styles
IL 70 sale by GOSSIP y Co, st Charles s..
jal8 Exchange Ho.el
1soEAN CEMENT, landing from ship Elizabeth,
isnlaf READ 4 BARsTow,7 Bank Place.
MALAGA VINE sweet aud dry, in Or cask and
jals READ s BARsTow, 7 Bank Place
DFACH BRANDY, a,Ieu bbls old and Superior Tor
I sale by READ Il RAkSTOW,
jalS Bank Place
I1AMII.Y Mess BEEF 40 h,if barrels Family
Il Mess Beef in store, and for sale by
jnl8 JTHAYER II Co, "A Pov,ras st
DICE-5I casks, and 20 half Casks Prime Carolina
Ii Rice, landing from brig Debsfa h, and tor sale by
jal8 J THAYER Il Co, "a Poydras 1t
L1OK s4LE-A tame Deer, (alivr.) Apply us
Il Ranpsust. jal8
Notwithstanding from ship Ar.o L. case. of fine
I , calf sewl Boots. for sale by
j,l7 BRIDGE s. CO, 1871 Magazine ST
I1ONN y Brrt-Frlnl- Pork ana , cc,, NJ Inc m
L spection in store AMI fe- sale by
jal7 DORSEY, New Lcvee
4 OUlSt lille BANk Ci,t.CA.-, check on the
IL Bank of Louisville fn, ST. 50 for ase bv
dti -rETSON & tVFRY - (;rayirr 81
aXEPfEK SAUCE.-i5 Le>s,, % uining IS doa
L cncb, in store. and for so'e nv
ja4 SHAiL1& BROWN, 96 magazine
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Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Gaia.

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Gaia.
lOgucs, &C. &C.
D7ORDERS for the Abore, anil rrrry o,her des-
criptio" Of l5PHlNIING 81 receired at Compiling
Boom of"'TRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES Ex-
CHANGE, 3D. door from Gnvir street at the Printing
Office, corner Of po,drn. md 81. Charles streets.
Ertensre anu beautiful HooK nmd Jon Fourrs.
fran he best Founiries inthc Initrd States hnre just
been nitrd IN hr areaiy weH stocked Establishment:
--dni NRprNs wW b" crrrutCd as Low, ~ Cheaplv,
ExpcdlonSly ans Beautifully nsm my other Office
in til" C,ty.
Nor l.
( 'ONDAGE, X .--IrU coils inrrd Rope, upro,t-d
szrs, from TO Is N, h" ;Spunyarn and Ra -tine
stuil8; also, Deep and llnml-nh lines; cgmg
i.,tiltr, Xc. Tor Fn'l =
jill READ & HiRSlnW,7 Bank Place
Nl.W 'iolhS.-I,h Of the Fowl. ] cgrnd of st.
lm"grs. by the nuIht Of '>w allow BAN H,r.s
Shoe tobins"n Ar. &c. In , vols. Just received and
tor ehc ny WIN M'KEAN,
JAZZ cor tnnp 4 Common sta
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MOBILE, Jan. 16.
City nc,cs, MARKET, &c.-Busincss, generally,
continues as h.retoture-very dull The cotton
mari Of, to-day. has hren in very unsettled state
-somo holders stiff, others, inclined I" recede,
and trans actions very limited-no, exceeding
COO bales, generally al reduction from the pri-
C.. Of The last two days. (Advertiser.)
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LoUlsvIILE, Jan. ~.
The Riuer.-Therc has been rise Of any con-
sequence vet. Considerable rain has fallen to.
day, a nd appearances induce the belief that we
shall have much more before the wea Their settles.
The prospects for speedy resumption Of naviga.
ton ore certainly very aattering.-(City Gaz.)
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POYDRAS ASYLUM,
FOR 1888.


FOR 1888.
With grateful of the nll.,,ervading care Of
Providence, do tho Managers Of the Female Orphan
Society agan report to its friends and the public, the
continued prosperity Of this favored institution.
During the past year. the blessg Of health has been
enjoyed by its numerous inmates, in an unexumpled
degree when viewing the large number of subjects
scarcely beyond the months Of infancy, and the many
The hand Of the munifcent and benevolent has been
directed to increase the means Of support and nsruc-
tim !" the helpless PoHion oftle grsa, human family
have each contributed most generously toward. eevia
ting the suerings of their ess fortunate fellow beings
by aording an increased fund to sustain their helpless
with that Of julian Poydras will be remembered and
blessed with the tying breath oimany afflicted pa
rent, whose parting hour ill e cheered by the CRATE
.ul consciousness tina, home is awaiting those unpro-
tected little beings whom his heart yearns with
fond solici,ude.
There are n, present children in the institution
receiving that support and instruction necessary fit
them for n life Of usefuness-up~ ards of 70 being
about the age oftwo years, in the pursrry, whore
all The and attention their tender age requires, is
indy hesowed-43 have been received within the
past year. % have been claimed BY their friends or rel
aves, md five have died.
The Managers have experienced much difficulty in
procuring competent person to take charge of the
school departmenbut trust tina, their efforts have,
length been successful having sbtaned the services
lad, apparently we'll qualified dojustice to he,
churge
The thanks Of the society due to the attending
physician Dr. Lnzenberg for his sroutous profession
al services.
that within the last month, the final payment has beer
made upon the building erected by this society. the
Of rchapisouns and poylras Streets the entire
active kindness Of 5. j. Peters esq the three
have each been rented responsible tenants, and III,
present ,eor will yield a" income Of $76oo the entire
,anagcrs to appropriate to the liquidation of the deb
to the City Bank, contracted for The erection IF sail
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Gsyss, y 81. Theatre.

THIS EVENING, JAN. 10,
Will be performed the beautiful Play OF the
THE WATER WITCH.
Tom Tiler Mr. Barrett,
Capt. Ludlow, Fielding,
Trysn, Gilbert,
Sead,ilt, Mrs Barrett,
Aida, Greene.
To conclude with the ne,s Farce Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Admiral Kingston, Mr.. johnson,
Lieut.. Kingston, Barrett,
Short. franklin.
Mrs. Pontfex, bIrs Greene,
Miss Mortimer, Barrett.
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HOSHLN MISUNDERSTANDING t,orn ship Southern
" err one hundred frkins genuine Goshen Butter, a
fine article, for sale by the subscriber
r W ELLIOTT,
in '9--lOt 155 'ich7pjtoulas st
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MAY Atty OF NEW ORLEANS.
NHEprice OF fresh flour to-day is So 90 per barrel,
l. according to the Tariff the hukers shall give du-
ring the ensuing week (frn Monday 2lst ins,) 36
ccs Of bread for but. Bread of the second quality is
required to weigh IS per cent MORE viz: IS ounces
janl9 G. GENOiS, Mayor.
FOR NEW YORK.
IL, The a fas, sailing brig ALICE, Jor-
,13M dan, Master, having all her freight ,engnged
Ee will have despatch. For passage, having
good accommodations, apply 10
Jal9 WM PORTER, 95 Common st
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4 Mas Dove Mil PapcrA-2OO0 reams Of Ames
~ i..nda E.rr Ia In

N writing paper, received md for sale by
ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp ST
This lot ofpaper is Of superior smooth texture and
has the advantage o;sse, being one to two years in
better adapted to Use in a southern climate 1t enhra-
qnarto, commercial, packet folio posts Of differ
ent colors. Caps Of different qualities and color. AIso
medium and royal writing, oil Of which will be sold
lou ;oIQ
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aNRt>D Equestrian EXERCISES uieh1, corner
~ Of Comic AMI Hospital leelt, bS an e "Inrnt
company Of EGurs,rians.
E,l,,'srian Manager. Mr.. Munich,
Ring Master, WORK.
Clown, Snllhson.
Doors open 1t pms, 6 O'Clock; NJ rformnnc" to con-,
AT Z Admlt.n0", Boxes Ono dollar Children
half price. TT, Fifty cents. DIS
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CLEARANCES. r
January 49,
Ship Orleans. Sears for New York, HOAmes
Ship Jane Ross. Mcintosh, fur Liverpool, ALnnfenr
Raj Ednburg. The obald. for Providence, Buckiu
Schr Amelia Nelson. for Galveston, WBrysn
Schr II Wctter, Devalle, for Tampico
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w $40 kegs pure No. !. Philadelphia White
Lead of Lewis manufacture, receiving per ship Wall
ter and brig Choctard Also, 2nO kegs New York
White Lend manufacture by the Union White Lead
company Also, I6 hogsheads English and Dutch
Linsecd OIL in store and for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS, Wholesale Druggists
del cor Com no4 Il Tchopi.ouIas st
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brls represented as very fine
" for sale nv P LAlDLAW,
n 66 Camps

= : .t1N1; az ssi.No- 4a - rinrd a.i"abie pat,
terms; fre po.gef = X hal dix 'rch'es in store and
- .,I. ~ ISAAv BRIDGE n Co.
ar 1871 La uzns 81
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z IVERPOOL sALT-I5U0 sacks coarse and fne,
IL landing and in store for sale by
ial9 HOLMES & MILLS, Bank Place
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'1NHE Extensive MENAGERIE Of McsssH. Warning
and RAYMOND, will open Sunday, Jan. 9TH
l659, and will remain open for few days only =,
Those who are fond of Natural History, will do well
to call soon and examine the extensive and rare
specimens of Natural History offered as they can
remain but few days
DOpen from 10 till S, and at early candle light.
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Us'I received at the New Orleans Stati0ner's Hail.
y The Maid Of Mnriendorpt,a play in acts, by J..
Sheridan knowles, Esq.
The Ladder Of Lore, musical drama in / act by r.
HAYNES gsyiy. JOHNS 4 co,
t3I cor st Charles & Common SITS
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NpHITE IEAD& LlNsEED OIL,

XHTINDOW GLASS. 40 boxes Chelmsford for
w sale by SHALL s. BROWN, 96 Magazine st
ian3
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TlINE APPLE LIILLSr. 4 Goshen Butler, for
L sale by READ L. BARSTOW,
ial9 Bank Place
I NORDAGE-An invoice of tarred Rope, assorted
~ sizes, for sale by READ Il BARSTOW,
ialO Bank Place
OAF sUGAR-And Sugar House Niolasses in
~ store, for sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
jni9 90 Magazine st
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Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

8 OAP-5ON boxes Gouds' and Robbins No. Soup
- in store for ale by THAYEK u 20,
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BOOTS & BROGAN>--.0 casescon<isting of goat
srsrd COTS extra size; mons and boys russell
htoe ans ems kip organs, NC. landing from shin
New huryp, IT. TO- snlc nv
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AND OF SHARKS Il SEA GULLS, in vols.
IL The Wife Hunter. in : vols.
Tic Stranger in China in vols.
Murders and Outrages committed in this country
srnheli-hed with numerous engravings, representing
the of bIaod, and correct keuesses Of the Grim
inas.
Curiosities of Literature and literary character illus
trsted by UIsrae Esq, ID l., tenth edition, COM
plete in volume.
Nicholas Nickeby part first, complete.
Reports Of Cases. argued and adjudged IN the Sm
preme Court Of the United States, January term 1885,
by Richard Peters: \o IL
JUST receive and for sale bv
WM M'KEAN
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