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II a Z T. o IL L n o. .
-sSfo-
= e "a 81 z e ARE

lakes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks to the citizens Of Staunton
and OF Augusta county generally, for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received,a and would inform them that
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
of a number of competent workmen.
ana hopes by his unwearied attention TO
business TO be able to render entire sat
isiactIon to all his customers. He has
received the
SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS
Tor 1889. GTA full suit of clothes
will be made at any time in twenty
four hours. il desired
StauntoD, May is, 1899.
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Negroes for Sale.

A-o9s~-
Will be sold at public sale in Staup.
ton, on the fourth Monday in this month
(beiDg Court>doy,) FOUR NEGRO
SLAVES, from to II years Of age,
belonging TO the estate Of VIM. Redman,
dec'd.--Terms cash--but few days
credit will be given to suit purchasers
JACOB C. SPITLER, admir-.
August !, 1899
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August |
IL .ECays'ascyAsdsas Tanner
WANTED.
--fGf~

The subscriber wishes to employ a
Journeyman Tanner and Currier by the
year, TO whom liberal wages will be
given.
The applicant for the situation must
come with ample certificates of his
workmanship, industry, honesty and So
briefly. JAMES BOGGS.
Franklin, Pend. co. Va. July 3-6t
o. Rockingham Register insert sir times
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TO Millers, &C.

wish to employ first rate Miller,
to attend my Mill four miles above
Stanton. She will be in first rate re
pair in short time.
l wish TO engage STA YES g. HEAD
ING Tor three or four thousand Flour
Barrels, delivered at my Mil.-Also,
Hoop'poles. Cash will be given as
soon as delivered.
G. 81. COCHRAN.
AUgS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08
MacctfO,

On the evening OF the 30th ullimo, by the
Rev. J. c. Lyon, Mr.. Newton r. Fielder,
10 Miss Sarah French, oil OF this town
Or Thursday evening the LIST Of Au.
gust, by the Rev. J. G.. Hensell, AIr.
WIN. LANCE TO Miss SARAH Hess,
daughter Of Mr.. Christian Hess all OF
this county,
May peace and happiness attend their life
W here pure conjugsl love drives out II strife.
Cow
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08
NOTICE..

HEREBY notify the heirs Of Amos
Branson, that | now hold in my hands
certain money coming to them from tbeiJ
aunt Mary Bransou's estate, hich they
will please call and receive, or other
wise 1 shall proceed to pay it out TO 9th
ers OF her relations, as the law NAV di.
rect JAS. Ii. LAHEW,
hdm'r. Of Mary Branson, decd.
Luray, Page co. August I'm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08

Treatment Of Erysipeias by ra,o Cotton.-
DIR. f. M. Robertson, Of Augusta, Georgia.
reports, in the July number Ofthe Southern
Medical and Surgical Journal, two cases of
ery'ipeias, successfully treated by the exler-
nal application OF raw cotton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08

gentleman, who al breakfast the other
morning broke an egg, and distur bed the re-
pose OF sentimental looking biddy, called
the waiter, and insinuated that he did not
like TO have Dill presented till he had done
eaiiRg.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08

, II has been said of the Duke of Jpe.lington
that, during the Congress at Vienna, he
completely msled the mos, subtle diploma
fists by always stating exactly what he
thought.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08
July 4.
A PROTRACTED MEET.

gEg3ER ing will take place the 18th Of
August, under the superintendent Of
the Uoited Brethren in Christ. at Jen-
nlnss' Branch Meeting house, aud con.
tiDue 5 or 6 days.
july 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08
Mr.. James Houston and Wife,
and Mrs. Rebccca Rogers,
TAKE NOTTCE

That Oh Thursday the 29th insta mt,
at the office of Samuel Clarke, esq. in
the town OF Staunton, ! shall proceed to
take the dispositions OF Archibald ID.
Bawcett and others, which l shall offer
to be read as evidence on the trial of a
cause on the Chancery side of the Coun>
~ Court of Augusta. in which | am
plaintiff and you are defendants.
ARCHIBALD TROTTER.
Stanton. Aug g, 1889
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W"eWGs''S Gree.

This celebrated Cavern will he brilliantly
Illuminated on Thursday the 18th Of Au,
gust next, with upwards OF 1000 candles
No exeriioDs will be spared to make am
pie provisions for The accommodation Of vis>
tiers. splendid Band Of Music will be
procured for the Cave-and also excellen,
music Tor The Ball room in The evening.-If
the weather be inCiemsnt, The capdles will
not be lighted until The next day.
The singular wonders OF this cavern are too
diversified 10 be noticed in an advertisement
loo well known to require comment Suf>
fee il 10 say that Of the grc;esque and piclu-
resgue-the yariega,ed aod beautifuI--the
wIld and roman'ic-the impressive and IS.
tonishing-oi Natures scenery, Weycr'sCave
stands pre- eminent.
Tickets for Gentlemen one dollar with the
privilege OF taking in two Ladies
JACOB MOHLER
July 4.
l1y- The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, Charlottesville
Advoc tic, Rockingham Register, Komncy iutei-encer,
and Lexington Gazette, will insert the above week
TIL 18th August, and forward accounts for payment.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08
A"gusfa County Court. July D. 1889.
John Rankin. plaintiff,
AGAINST,
Andrew Sheets s. Martin Yount, defts
IN CHANCERF.

The defendant Sheets not having en-
tered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered that said defendant Sheets APP
pear here on the fourth Monday in Oc>
tober next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed in Staunton, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house Of this county.
A copy-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
Aug Z
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TRAwG1.LTMG
Ore sEse ES0ag-a'Osga.

ON and after Monday, the Both IN
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot al quarter paste, AM.
precisely. Passengers will thus have all
opportunity of break fasting in Winches-
ter: and it is particularly requested that
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th of May, and on
the same day of each succeeding week,
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 o clock.
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry aud
back by this train at the low rate Of one
dollar.
Travellers by this route have now the
advantage Of reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening of The same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich.
nond at 10 O'clock next morning.
]. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April %, 1888.
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superior YRW.

The subscriber has just received
fresh supply Of G,sR00sUaes' Ens.
2,e1'ssxy Tea. Nj. BLAIR.
N. B. Also few dozen London
Brown Stout Porter. NJ. b.
August S-2w
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Land for Sale.

TIL Z subscriber will offer for sale at
auction at the Post Office corner OH Sat-
urday the 21th inst,
Two LOTS OF E.H.v'KS
y ing three miles north west of Staun
ton, adjoining the land formerly belong
ing to Thomas K. Clarke, one contain
ing
50 Acres, 80 Perches,
and the other
80 Acres, 2 Foods, IA Perches,
These lots are well timbered and the
soil well adapted to the cultivation of
every kind of grain. The terms will
be one-half cash, and the residue in
twelve months the purchaser entering
into bond with approved security. The
lots will be shown to such persons as
may be inclined to purchase at any
time before the day OF sale on applica
tion 10 SAM'L. CLARKE.
Aug 8
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WIRE.

--r3SH
Just received asupply o: Screen Wire
coarse and fine, and for sale by
Nj. BLAIR.
Stanton, August ], l630-3t
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August /, 1889.
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JOB PRINTING

N'affy 8 eTpeditiousIy crecutcd atthis office
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-08

6OTdHdm Smlfh,
George Eskridge,
james Bell,
Joseph Smith,
I'm. ". Donaghe,
Sifas II. Smith,
Nicholas {. Kinney,
Ed,oard Naientine,
Kenfon Harper,
James Points,
Benjaniin Crawford.
Solomon ID. Conner.
$40
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SARSAPARlLLA FILL OF HEALTH. on
BIZ Cd FILL

lINllS EXCELLENT family pill is Il medic lnrp ,td IA
cacS for col rectlng all dlsnrdcrs of the and how
els the common symptoms OF which m cues, tntuep
cy sPu'ms loss" appetite, heau he pnlGure sc,r II
tune after meals, dlzhhrss Of tho eyr. and
pains III the stomach End howrls indigestion i,r ,pr
bid state of the liver, and consequent Nv of II low
ts causing Reorganization of function the Frame
vi" IN tins mast excellent preparations b, ,i pe,,ryrv,
ahce lie ctferuay removed Two e,s will con.
vince the afflicted Of its suutary effects The viV
sncedy regain its strength healthy Ii, ar how
hess hent pain and uund'ccd appearance srcnr .,t,,v
and renewed health will be the quick tab me this ma
dcine according to the directions lg "a, ,ox
These pillsare particularly cicucioms stomach uvLs
colds shnrtnrss OF BREATH end all n. m Lr
passages aud if tkcm after tnoficc w ,Iurcm =,
table, they quickly restore the system nuut .u,e or
repose "
Pcrsons of full habit who subject headache r,b,
ness and singing the ears ls,ng ON too ,rn
n," OF blood to the head should never hc ,r ,hrm h.
many dangerous symptom. will be entire tn, r an h Than
immediate use. - '
For female. these pills truly excellent, ,cwo,,
all OF ructoi the distressing hca urhe 80 very r.ynu
win the sex; deprsssinn of spirits durss sight, nervous
Affections botchcs pimple and saow nrsA of HE KIN and
give healthy and juvenile lnnm TO the compile x,,,
To mothers they confidently Recommended a. !. c,s
hfche that can TIC taken during pregnancy lidrcu
Of all aees they uHcqualled.
A. pleasant safe easy un they unite omnan
dat'on OF mid operation 18th the fJ ert and
require no restraint Of diet connrMrn dun uu thcir use
BY regulating the dose according
patient they become suitable for TINS
can he rrnired and for elderly people Will he found IT,
he tho most comfortable medicine hitherto pre arrI
Sold at No. 96 Custom house 81, New or.nur. ne-a.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY

STOMACH PILLS An eminent medical rcr has rcu,,t
~ ed, and experience has proved tho fact. thu, l fl, ar.
attentive to keeping the stomach aud bowels III proper "r
preserve health prevent disease and rcncrn, attain rnu.A
cheerful and healthy old for thH desirable urp,r ,l-
pills aduptedbcnr prepared sui hate IF uu,n.
eNiu OF camomlle flowers, and the
"peren drugs ct the Macrta Medical They hive IN I'll
proved superior every other medicine in The, N
stomach And liver complaints loss of appetite
BREATH and excellent any exrr.. nj The -
te as they gently and cleanse the
value good health should be wi,hou, them rs ,hcy ,ri
~ the blood remove obstructions, and give the SKIN ruut
plcl"rc habit. no subject head ache rI,,nr,, dim
ness OF si"h ,"scs, or has" too great flow b.d t
e should t'S" them ircln"ny Children aud pcr,ons
OF al ages nhs take them al they contain
any mercury Ingredient that require. ruut, men, nv
RESTRICTION ot dct lh"y should he kept ever, family II.
sratlon cholera m"r''s cramps Pasms, and other
farming complums may he speedily cured PRE-, ru,ed
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REP BLIC OF TEXAS.
I MEAS III T7EFAKTME
City Of IIuustOn, 18th July 1880.


City Of Houston, 18th July 1890. {
n pursuance of requirement oi law passed by
L Congress of this Republic approved January
2lst, 1889, making it the Guty of the Treasury to
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on day by him fixed Notice
IS hereby given that the lots the City OF Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale, on Monday, the 18th
day OF Novcm or next, between the hours of Ten
o'clock, NJ and Four O'clock Z NJ, al Ike Capt
to- OF thus Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from the law above men
toned
">cc. 4.-Be it further enacted, That the lots in
sad tow shall be offered Iad sold for other cur.
rcncy than gold. SILVER, audited paper, or the pro-
missory notes of this government,
Sec. 6-l}c 1t further enacted, That the said OTIS
shall be sod on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other three.
forth to be in equal instamen,s of six, twelve and
eighteen months.
"Scc. be ii further enacted, That if any
person who shall purchase AIRY of these aforesaid
lots, shall f il to make payman, of the seve:al in
stalim"nis i'll conformity with this Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such sums $ they may hav prev.
ously PAID and the lots purchased, by such default
ter shall revert to the government Of the Rcpub.
lie.
Sec. s.-Bc it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege of pur-
chasing and holding the same. and the President is
authrlzed TO lssucpatrnts to them soon as the
last IN sta''hen' snail nave been pad"
me sale "l'l continue from day to day until all
of the lots sha ! nave been disposed of.
Calhoun is situated on the Fast end of Natapor
ia ,S''"o' o'iec'y on 'ho nam lass mo Matag"r-
ia pay, aho from It's adv 1haGcous position, will
probably become the principal commercial city in
Western Texas.
ran OF INC Guy may DC seen III The General
Lam. M, oi''1e'
ne several 1aPe's IN ''''s iteP"hiic'thc CONNER
c,al bu''e'n' r'e,ynne and True Anne lean, of N
of''"'S' VIII puo''S,' "nsce u'''i Inc uay OF sale.
hba H. . NIX.
secretary Oh the treasury.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR lllIL'S urEKO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
YNlllS new nsttu,c:s, for the radical of Pro
nps"s Utcri, or Falling Of the Womb, by cs
l"rnhl application, snpcrsriir.g tho use of the Oh
Jer'l'nhhIe prcssary, is confidently recommended
to the tcted as the means of perfect r"stor tlon
t" health, it never having failed of performing a
cure, even under the most aggravated circumStan
ces. II has received the decided appreciation of
SIR Nstcy Cooper OF London Sir Benjamin c
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TRUE \ Mfs3HIGAIr.
lGONlLNl-I'lONl&

GOWD]JlONS3
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
typ' on an extra. double med um sheet. at 81
per ann'lnl, payable s'ml annually in advance.
The TRIwGEKLf Paper containing he reading
matter OF two daIlieS, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
me WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
oally papers, during the week, will be sent sub
scf'oors who pay SIS per annum in advance and
10 none other, unless an acceptable cv reference
IS gwen Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, May 1899.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISC q
NEEN

CLERGYMAN, late Of the Cambridge I'uI,c,.tv b,v
IA ing discovered m-Ihod nf curing h,ulsr Of a hr,.nn.
or M:htd Complaint Of fourteen years ,uraiiuu and fur
years having hh'l al" We 1"O patients i.r he I'm, cu,
cd WIN followed his al, except twelve differs from hcne.
l"ncc rather than gam 4" others. Low IrIt, cu,.
hiH AMI cNhhuson dctrrmin OF blood he head
ng", groundcss fear failure uf memory III, agr ia for u,
ness study &C rcstcs>nc>s irr'luon Wrrtre,lues. n,
cson dclu"i mranchnly. thoughts of self de. ,ruc,n ~
SANITY, Sc cur"bc by thu nror,An, discovery M"t,,
cover weeks. '''
Apply to 40 96 Cusom house 81 New OrIruu.
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r ". COLLENS

4 w. COk1ENS
Tinted Stntes' C0mmiSSi0ilsr.
Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1903 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Budings)
= AID Commissioner takes aifidavits under and hy
'v!rllI" OF the Acts OF Congress, passed 9th FeLrl
ary, 1921 LIST March l8l7 the judiciary Act of 1859
and other acts of Congress, in such cases maize and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience ::
nnd uses irns OF caption and certificate which have
stood the saveres scrutiny of the abIest Lawyers
DRi\rlNG PAPER An Inv oicr OF Superior print :.
Il ing paper of the following sizes. 27x42-26x So
"'x3G-29s2-l9x2i. Also 10. of Envelope, Hard
ware, Medium and small Wrapping Paper, ali the very
a'"l pha and for sale b, ALEX. TOWAE,
lnty 2.h - 40 Camp Street
4 OR >lLt.-GU Ibis LOAF sugar
30 do sugar hu,se moasscs
- do clarified sugar
o. fonds de citerue
fl, III, By iiENH"aENH, BROWN &co.
!ulN =, l",9. Cont II. No. 9.
INDIANS and swans PANACEA, Po,leT's
l CatIolico %, Balm of Columbia, Pills of every
descrIPil II anu nanc such as Tomato, Brandreth's
Peters, Moffht's, SCOTS, Lees, Southern, Dy.tot
ii BoSNABEL,
July ii cor Natchez and Tchapitoulas SITS
1 iNEN SHIRTS, GLOVES T. SUSPENDEEs
- Just received by late rivals, assortment of
ders. a, III. R,y,nr ~, - "nu Suspen-
streets. " ~ ~""'' e' ""u ~o''''o"
n H. A c,m,I,,s n,,, r v;.;
DressnS eases nnr.hl. s"vne o.. ng DesKs'
entnr1. my0 BUSH \ ALLAN.
INTERPRETATIONS Landing fran Sims, ,,;
IL few more of these useful articles Wick viii he If.
Eercd low for cash Mt The Louisiana Fmrn,urs WA
Rooms 50 Bianvllle street.
aug. 22l Wm.R. CARNES
~HTI1.> IL.
DEna.n ~ ''nu'l's iltsn SuEp!y o. %h'te wax
Tnr,. rt Az" 'ga'', "um arabic Iamarnds Cream
r;r AL %ti oo.' SPts ntPe"'e' rear ASH ARIA
o' N"''''e QUA nuls' oorav,', MC. 'or sale ny
-!u! ~ 1or NalchtH anu IcnapltouIas 8.
RATH TuBS-l0o Bath Tubs, assorted sizes, for
, sale at reduced prices by S. LOCKE 4 TO.
may-8 Front Levee
~ OoES C-, c,11
* EnHI;-L H':s o' sa.u"oe oooks, n1Poite
ooks on Asr tnns =, Gno"t iarI aa v'iaol
tI Gu i ';'s'tre'n's una 'ce"ts' pun
.'s VI inquired ny ess's Naey Hatt OF
responsible persons i'll be promptly attended to by us
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Commercial Court Of New Orleans
No. l0S5-Jnstu Caslanie lin actual custody,
". his Creditors and the Creditors of J. Casta.
ME e. Co.
VNHE Creditors Of the petitioner are notified to
Il he and appear in open court on Saturday,
the 2sth day of September, 1885, at 10 o'clock A. M.
to show cause, ifany they have. why the petitioner
the relief of nsolvent debtors in actual custodv and
in the meantime all judicial proceedings against
his person and property are stayed,
u. hennicott' Esq. is appointed to represent the
absent creditors
BY order OF the Court,
N:Oroans' 9TH Sept. 1889. ED. GARDERE,
SLOW Cia'1.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u FKlN ED NlW Wt TfeuIFsI FyVI astr,A, and
n style unsurpassed in New nEAlass, sr ell.
where.
ORDERS lcH nj CoMFrtN. R"on ia s.. 'hnrlr.Eu
hange, tConitr Of trarisr Sc J @r ii Tue
a NERlCA PR N Nc OFFICE.
corner OF P"vtr,s and 5. Charles So. L, miH b.
prhmpilg nHcn1tdto.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

Cour de Commerce. de la Nina O,la.,
No. l0S5.-Justin Castanie len stat d'arre.t,to,,
contre ses creanciers ct, los cr6aucier, de- !
Castanie g. CO. w
I Els Crfansiers du petitionnaire sont not;66,
u deparaitro en- pleine cour samed, q sentem.
bre 1882 a ~ f'eares du matin, pour montrer le,
causes sis eli ont, pourquiv le petionaire ne linn.
RAFT pas du h6nS6cidcs lois faitcs on taveur d.s
debiteurs insolvables etat d'arrestat,on at en-
meme tennis tontes poursuites iupiciares cont "a
itrs"iie % ses P'"pl U!Cs derUer.i.i s,.bpeuju.4
H. nnnn'coS' est nomras pa, Ia c0ur your .srr,.
D. It.t ts Grhinclets absrnts
Par crdrg De Ia u,rr.
Ef'r'7Rf, . hcr' j22a ED,GARUFRE
t.'@' fi~rs
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DGBlISllED TlliS DAY, and for sale ut til
Counting Room Of the True American, ST Chnrre
lloel,aul at the principal 10 * tors, Rep"l
Of The late Interesting and important suit Of thr State
Of Louisiana John Gibson, Editor and PuhliSh of
the True An .ricun, before the Criminal Cout far III
bpi. julv 2lst
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STEAM BOAT BILLS

OWNERS, AGENTS, or carr \I\> rfSrUAW
~ RCA1S rdH hare TIER Bihs ssrnrk off, IN o,s
D, more CuoTsd Inks on Plain teutsd Par-r a-.sS
Isspntrh asd faroradie Terms, hy Daring t,<sr
ORrt atTRlE. AMERICAN uFtlCL .ru.s -
ro,,l,a, aud -, Chs.s streets
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OFFICE or THE. FIRF.ME.N )

OFFICE OF TIE FIKEMEN'S ms. Coz
u New ijrlenLS.
'9NHE Shareholders hereby notified TINT the ninth,
i instnlneh' ON their stock j. due and pay able On
the fifth Il" lugnSt, 1889, the office of the onpany.
July Is + |. TRACY, >er'v.
"A\IED, in Drug Store an assistant tally ac-
W quanlrd with the tpohecnry cuisines speak,
ing Fremn nmh English, aud writing Il fair hnd. Ad-
dress box 81 Post Office. i,lne L.
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limited safes OF AMERIC A-Siutc OF
Y Lonisiana-Paris and city of New Orleans
be 1t know" by this agreement. made and conclnd
ca Tins fourteenth day of June, 1889, before me,
lioratIo Davis, notary public, duly commissioned
ana sworn, IN and for the parish and city Of New
Orleans, that in conformity 20 the law approved by
tho legislature Of this state, thirteenth March
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, entitled " AN
ACT 10 authorIszc limited and anonymous paItnef
SHIPS, and for regulating the sarnc;' There is
hereby formed limited partnership which shall be
regulated in manner and form following, viz:
J. The name and style Of said partnership shah
be" The steamer Brilliant Association of New
OrIenns.'
= This assoc lion is formed for the purpose of
run ing the steamer called he Br I,ni Of New
Orleans, as passenger and freight boat, for hire
on the waters + Louisiana, others Of or on the
coast of the United States.
j. The amount of the capital stock Of this asso
claio1 is thirty two thousand dollars, divided into
forty shares Of eight hundred dollars each The
whole OF which capital has been p'id IN ready
money, said nlnonn, b. ing the price paid by the
hereinafter named members of SAID assocat ion for
the orig Ina cost repairs and alterations made to
sad camboat BrIllIlni
4. The names Of the copartncrs in this associa-
tlon and She amour, which they have respectively
cont rlhued to this limited partnership are as fol
lows,vz:-
|. Duncan F. Kcnn"r, of the parish of As
ccnslon, for three shares, two Thousand
and four hundred dollars $4,000 |
2. Henry Nc all, Of the parish for
three shares, two thousand and four hund-
red dollars. 2IOO |
3 John SlidaII, of this city, for three shares
TWO Thousand and four hundred dollars 2,l0O |
4. Christopher Adams, jr. of his city for
three shares, two thousand and four hundred
dulars. 24OO |
5 vii lam Hamilton Avery, Of this city, /
for three shares, two thousand and four hun
drcd dollars 24OL
&. John $. Preston, of the parish OF As
cension, for three shares, two thousand and
four hundred dollars. 24O0
7. John Stephan David, of the parish of
St. james, for two shares, sixteen hundred
I oll,rs. GOO
8. John S. Armand, OF the parish of St.
james, for two shares, sixteen hundred dol.
lars. 900
9. Paul IIebert, of the parish Of IbcrvilIe,
for one share, eight hundred dollars 500
TO- Aaron Hart, Of Pittsburgh for seven.
teen shares, thirteen thousand Six hundred
dollars. 5000