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SCHOOL BooKs-soHooL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOoKS-SCHooL BOOKS.
No 40 CAMP STREET
NTOVV RECEIVING AS ABOVE:
N 500 WERSTER'S SPELLING BOOKS:
300 McGIJFFEY'S READERS, Nos. /. ?, 3 and u
100 SMITHS ARITHMETIC;
go do GRAMMAR: -
800 WEBSTER'S AND WALKERS DICTlONARfi
500 EMERSON'S SPELLING BOOKS
50 gross copy and CYPHERING BOOKS;
800 GOODRICH'S UNITED STATES;
100 Il SSELL'S SCHOOL HISTORIES;
leo CONSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY;
$40 DAVIES aud PIXIES ARITHMETIC;
100 reams SCHOOL FOOLSCAP;
50 gross STEEL PENS.
Together with general assortment Of all the other
school articles in use IS well STANDARD Miscellaneous
Bo6ss Faggale BY ]. u, hECHrAL 3 CO.,
an 81 Ne 81 gaHn street,
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
ELEoTRo-MAGNETIO PORTRAITS.

LhO-TIhSL0I- ~ III % :
II the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
- gueneOype "a discovery OF The subscribers the under
signed IS enabled produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoND-catGhng the precise
EXPRESSION instantly and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate. s Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIENEssEs of relations friends do so at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities Entrance
No. Chartres street. [my3 iyl w. II. HUTCHlNG5.
KAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOTeans,
FIVE during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYOrk and he awarded the
First Premium specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice are
the best inducements persons DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine FOgtlandeT Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, a other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen ScOVs No. for SO 2guaIaned
best plates made the United States Gases 81 70 and
So 50; NewYOrk Cameras at $l8
to- Orders from the country promptly attended TO-:
- Entrance No CAmP street mill If
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RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN CHILL - A letter
from Valparaiso August lst, says:
"There has been an English chapel located here
for some ten years. 1t is sustained by the British
government, and within the last two yearsa second
chapel has been opened, in another portion of the
town, in a spot Of very great publicity. The gov
ernment at that time, answered the American
Minister, Dr. Crump, Of Virginia, that leave could
not be granted-it was unconstitutional-but no
hindrance would be offered And we believe that
has been sedulously fulfilled. This is the more to
he regarded, since the fifth article of the constitu-
ton Of the country disalows all liberty of worship
in any mode different from the Roman Catholic"
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship South Carolina Owen Liverpool. Bailey & Baxter
Ship Atlantic Johnson New York, J. .. Woodruff " 60
Schr Pasalaga, Miliigan, Pensacola, T. G. Twlchel
Steamboat Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Agiope, Smith, from Turks Island, to Wood Il Low
Ship AmerGne (F) Lemoine 70 days from Bordeaux via
Gaudaloupe, to ID. Lanata-lst my 49,. .
Ship Lehgh Young II days from Philadelphia, to master
list my.
Brig Machgonne Chamberlin II days from Kingston, Ja
tO-master-2d my
sehr. Mara, Johnson days from Pensacola to master
schr. ouiwa, Bender days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
schr Msdona, Mcneil, days from Key West, TO master
Basin.
Creole, Wilson, FIN Alexandra-l59 bales cotton.
l.atona; Mallet, fun Bayou Sara-42 bales cotton.
kncle sam, Baanco, i'm Bayou Sara-I57 bales cotton
81 Heiena Amsden, i'm AleXandTa-294 bales cotton.
Princess, No SANFORD, I'm New Cahage-2744 b. cotton
Aihambfa, Buckle I'm St Ious-52 bales cotton.
Griffin Yeaman, Cunningham, I'm Cincinnati.
Hannibal, Lusk, I'm 81. LOuis-SO bales cotton
St Paul Gable, I'm 81. Louis.
TowbOat Annawan, Mccullough, FIN the Passes
TowbOa S0utherne7, Whsnu, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamboat St Paul left St Louis the 18th inst Re
pors feet water in the Upper Mississippi and falling
Towboat SOutherner towed down and TO sea on the
10Th inst ship Cosdova and brig Othello
Spoken
Ca The Goth Instant 90 miles 8 Of the Bszs, ,bp Gsa
Fesss, dlsRasipa, gstnsplps 70 sAePAA'
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MENU prrRrInATInNs-

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOR SALE by the subscnbeT-all the LATEST PUBL
CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAL SINs-By Eugene Sqei - - ,,,,,,,
WHOM TO MARRY AND HOW To GET MARKED,
THE PICTORIAL PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
HOME OF sHKKsPEARE-By F. w. Fairholt, F. $ A.
Beautifully illustrated; 20
- History of Flirt."
LUCY HOSN1ER; or the GUARDIAN AND GHosT-By
ID. z. Thompson;
THE TWO CORPSES; A Historical ROmance-By Fred
Js28tf WELD & CO, ~ Camp street.
Agency of the GraefeHberg COmDaHy's Medicines.
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s The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carfollton every
hou9 after o clock on Sundays. If the weather TAR,
~ The Lafayette Here Can will ssye every W glnSio-
Sfe@ the IT HaEnahs And gaaS sg sss tFsFtEN
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UPWARDS of 1900 bottles Of DR. COLEMAN''s
u -GoNORROEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year without complaint in nge nstance over Ten
dozen used in our u 5. Hospital This ID dene chal-
enge competition both in the poi It Of taste an certainty
o cure where stalls, the money sill be refunded in every
case sy- Sold BY H. KENNEDY, - Chadrss sleeit md
az DR.. A, w. COLEMAN q TONIC BIEEERS DEetgsE
ca RDgD2.sS ezENaz. Gg8 SF~S
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AN@gANM SAA9so

Hams na1ns!!
By MORPHY q MENUS, Auctioneers
T'HlS DAY, Tuesday. 24th INST, at II oelockCMlll &c
iD'' 'O''''A A C 6casks BACON HAMS. o4
Groceries, Provisions Liquors &c
BY MORPHY d MENUS, Auclioneers.
THIS DAY Tuesday, 9th inst at 10 Oclock-Will be
part VIZ Coffee, Tea suga5 Sands soap Ye@ice
Maeearoni Bacon Hans and sh9gIde1S Olive OIL Cham
Asa inc lot of sEGARs. TOBACCO and bb
fresh LINES. ga
Segars! Segars
BY MORPHY q MENUS Auc Il1'Il
THURSDAY 26th inst. at II ciUck-Will be Sold at
the late of E. JOHNS, No. ITO Poydias street to
'iO'e 'OH'is I3s 900 SEGARS various brands.
Tems-Under sOO cash from 800 TO $780, thirty days.
$500 3OO sixty days. $780, ninety days for approved
paper GA
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer
b sold n Daily 1 At the se store s vi Gamp and
Masazne no G resess general somen Of
c G6E G c3I0TH SsSqAsss N RfE 8 RERsEYs
HATS, Boots, SHOES, 6AAER3RWARE Cutlery, and
very suitable for Country Trade.
n B-Libefal Cash Advances made on consgnments of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
Jeweiry and Merchandise generally. o. ON
Credit Sale Without Reserve.
BY MORPHY q MENUS, Aucuoneers.
RTONDAY, 10th November, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.-Wilbe
IVA Sold without any reserve =, m, ~ - can
The entire stock OF HARNESS, SADDLER1, SAl-
DIES FURNISHING MATERIALS, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, NALISES, &c; -
Together with a large stock OF all kinds oil On aims
IRON, Mdsquito Netting: musquito Bars QX Yoke4si
Wagons Carts, Drays. Officers, and Common Tents Old
Sails Knapsacks, Canteens and great variety OF articles
too numerous TO mention. 1890
- The stock altogether amounts 10 $4,000.
E5 The Sale will be continued day until closed;
and the present Proprietor pledges himself 10 the Public that
private sale reduced prices until the 18Th NoXembeT
For further particulars Catalogues, which VIII ne ready
for inspection on the 10Th November at l4 Poydras street
where the sale will take place, at Mophy MENUS NO.
81 Magazine street. go mi o. 10
$4,000 Best Havana Segars.
BY MORPHY d. MENUS, AuctlOneers.
ETRIDAY 9th inst. at II OcOck-Wil be sold at the
Warehouse of the extensive importers messTs Laborde
& Niques No 81 Common street
73 NJ of the most select and approved brands oil guaan-
tied muorted HAVANA seq RS, consisting in paTt,VlZ
REGALIAS, CANONES, CAZADORES,
PANATELAS, TRAbUCOS, lhPERlALES,
REPUBLICANOS, MlLLAR, Ne, &c. Nc
- In the Catalogues. which will be ready for Inspection
Magazne street, will be found general detail also, con-
ditiOns OF sale which will be very liberal ol9
TO THE PUBLIC.
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
= his sevicEs as II UCTYONFER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgHg his utmost eXeOns 10 promote the interest OF those
entrustng business to his care, -,
G3 NegTOes of every description constantly on manu.
at puvate public sale.
menis RICHARD TERRELL, AuctOneer,
my20 Nos. Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage,
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Address Of the .4rchdakc Joln Yicaire Of TIE Germa
Empire, to Mr.. DOHetS0,;, ERUOD Extraordinary Of
United States


Address If The archduke John, Yieaire Of TIE German
Empire, to Mr.. DoHetso, EHUOy Extraordinary Of tie
United States.
1t gives me sincere joy to see an envoy from the
United States of America accredited to the German
Central Power, and my thankful acknowledgements
are due for the friendly advances your Government
has made in this respect. These advances will
serve to make the bond of fellowship and good I'M
Outstanding between the United States and Ger
many more durable. The high value | set upon
this bond needs no assurance from me. My belief
in its strength is increased by the conviction that
the interests of the two countres-pOlical spiritual
and materal-are Of kind TO guaranty the accom-
plishment of my hopes. Many people of German
origin have found a second home in hospitabe
America, and have been received there with benev-
olence This is a tie to make still more certain the
friendship Of the two nations.
May the remembrance of your great Washington,
and the blessed legacy his WISDOM his rare virtues,
and his disinterested patriotism have bequeathed TO
America, never cease to live among your people.
carry in my heart sincere veneration for him, and
regard him as an exalted model of all the virtues.
Like him would seek my highest fame in this, that
the trust which Germany has reposed in me may be
justified by my cordial and constant endeavor to
found legal order, and to secure to my beloved
fatherand undisturbed peace from within and with
out. But these my efforts must be assisted by the
friendship of foreign powers, and particularly by
your noble American nation | rely upon this
friendship, and will do all can to merit it.
In this respect it is good omen, Mr.. Minister,
that you are chosen to represent your Government
near me. Your trustworthy character your ma
tured Judgment your affection for the German
people, are already known, and give you universal
esteem in nv fatherland. derive from this source
a satisfactory assurance that all will be done to
give effect to the mutual wishes of our Governments
bid you welcome from my heart-welcome
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TINE LEASE FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
the FEIICIANA HOUSE, is offered IOf SAFE -
The house will accommodate nearly one hua Ply H;;k
bozrders and Is full eight months in the year 10 A
ro acGUanted with Western trade this house would
lie great souce of profit The present occupant wishing
~ - o6s[S The above fine establishment moderate
ts For narculars apply the premises, Of
Jg LA ana az l0HooFi JAMES ROACH.
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2.ISISE SI5Ig!:Z5

~ PRTV.ATE LESSONS ONLY ~
u J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria will devote few
II hours during the day to give instructions IN the span
sh Language Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method,
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms &c, apply to Mr.. Gomez at his office, No 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street OF at the Bookstores OF
j. c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the POsOffice
E~ If reduired. Mr.. G. viii give lessons at night. mo
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GtILK and Worsted. Worsted and Cotton. and Cotton
- CURTAIN DAMASKS, a very large and beautiful
assortment; Fine BObinet and Muslin White RTAlNSi
Transparent Window SHADES; Paper Curtains; GlmpS
and Bindings Cornce Poles. Curtain Bands Pins ana
Holders; Tasses and Cords Musquto Bars and GettIng,
B0binet. Linen and Cotton; Spring. Hair ana HO5s
MATTRESSES and FEATHER-BEDS Carpets III ~
Cloths, Mattings Paper Hangings and Bqdefs nan
Cloth and Cured Hair and almost every Other sree u
ally found in an Upholstery Establishment, for SAFE e Do
above. .og nj,
e7 Upholstery work Of descRtioB e * 9a wn
disDatch. JOSEPH En- ~
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NEW ORLEANS 4 oARROLLToN RAILROAD

e. vFsr jz-as
Depot corner Of BaroRne aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children and under IL years 10
on tickets, NneuJ ~ "
Half the above or any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves) fOaRy distance .......,.. 10 cents
eF Residents in Lafayette, CanOton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
communication tickets for passage in the Cars t0-wIt IS %
per month Gin advance for either Road and for distance
Children hall pTce-n0 such tickets given tor any other
period than the irst to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies' in each train.
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s y \ , So

Fl, For Vera Cruz. :. FIRST YESSEL.... The
<s3lA fine fastsailing schooner ID. G. FOSTER Capt
go Garfield, having half her cargo engaged and going
board, will have dispatch For balance of freight
passage kavng fine accommodations apply on board at the
o5 j. w GIBBONS, % Customhouse street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday

ATTITUDE. 20 81 30 N.-LoNo1TUDE. 90 Win Time, 6
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LUMBER

MAHOGANY, ChenY, Black WaInnt Maple; Beach,
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine Of assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued and Grooved White Pine Cypress,
BedpOss-Back Walnut Cherry and Poplar, AKA, 5X5 and
6x6. Lime Cement, Plaster Hair Sand. Fire Bricks, Fire
BaIusers Of Mahogany Cherry, Black Walnut, Lignum-
vita, Spanish Cedar aud Red Cedar g. Fresh Meal and
Hominy Arcade Mills, IA, Is and is St. Joseph st.
OiO I'm PRAGUE Il SHERMAN.
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NOTICE.
Ma l.. S. HOUGHTON, of VicksbuTg, and Mr.. X. w.
WORTuINGTON, Of Rodney, are duly authorized agents
to subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
of the " CREsCENT."
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COFFEE-HOUSE FOR SALE.
A PICAYUNE COFFEE-HOUSE situated on the -
N Levee, doing splendid business, FOR SALE on I
of the wishing to engage in some other IA
business FOrstand and TERMS apply at the Office OF TINS
paper, S5O u
BOOTS SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
rsag 1900 CASES in store, and now landing from ship
&f{ Maid of Orleans Clifton and Dama q -
gS ia CONFUSING general assortment "a
low By fs2l III FROST & CO. 10 Magazine St
SUMMER HATS.
GEAMPEACHY, Panama, China PEARL Tuscan sssS
y braid English Dunstable, Chinese and other s4
S SRaBBs o 1G at DARC9s cor Canal and CIa
p S. few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS Just received s
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
THIS WORK, published by liessrs. 3; Y 3. Silman,
i New Haven Conn. may be found at WELD cos,
No 70 GIMP Street, the Agents, who now prepared
to receive subscriptions for it.
THE WING REyIEW.EThe present number of this
work richly worth the subscription price if for nothing but
the engavngs will others there are to be
two large steel plates of GEN H. TAYLOR and MIL
TV eD are also AGENTS for BLACKWOOD's MAGA-
sTER and LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
SO WELD CO. " Camp St.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs
7HERE are now Z, Twelve odE GAR IsIya ~
Fist Carriage from Lafayette
E F 49, 3d. 3d. 3d. Government Wharf 81 n
FTt d. d. Canal street. each way.....$s, g. !. n
FARE-i0 cents Tickets 81 per hundredfor sale by col
lectOS Old Line tickets received
10" No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted to ride [s2f1 J. B. SLAWSON & co.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
IA OFFICERS, nOn-cOmmissiOned Officers, musI- b
~, clans, and Prvates : who have served out The n
/IkkYA term of their engagement in the waT with MI
-~S& Mexico, Orreceived honorable discharge" "
are entitled to Three Months Extra Payand by applying
to the subscrbeH-.No. "a ST. CHARLES STREET,
opposite the ST. Charles HOeLcan Lave Interpretations
forwarded the proper Department at Washington, and
receive without delay, order OF payment which will be
honOred by any Paymaser most convenient to the resi-
denCe of the claimant
az Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
j. JAY LANGDOJ,
and WARREN A. GRtCE,
aStf late Capt I'd Regt. La. Volunteers.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA. PAY.
N THE undersigned having engaged the -
~. office lately occupied by Brig. Gen. - -
55kYh s. Churchill, Inspector General u >, zsSS n
1-S& Army, New Commercial EXchange) &@s7TS@8
corner oil St Charles and Peido Streets prepared to eX
ecue all the necessary papers ente Officers non commits
stoned officers musicians, and pvaes TO the above pay,
the most reasonable terms. ANY business entrusted 70
their will be dispatched with the utmost pTompnude
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 included
in the of Congress of 18th July l848 Company counts
adjusted and made out for the Depa ments
with accuracy and dispatch.
to" Immediate attention paid to Bounty Land, Pen
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co. X, list La Volunteers
VIM MONAGHAN,
aI4F late Capt. Co. F 9Th Regt La. Volunteers
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[TeIegraphed for nc B aItimore sun

Photographed for the alti m ore ; uni
New YORK October 14-6 p. m.-The stock market firm,
with slightly improving tendency to Government secuT-
ties-saes of Treasury 6s l034 and u s. Us lU4a
0l0454 Exchange on London, $685. per cent.
The flour market closed fsale during the gay OF about
1000 bb at So 3D$5 A for OswegO, and 50 500 50 62
for Genesee, according to brand. Com meal 50 2S3 81
and rye -four SO There continues good demand for
wheat-aes of GeBese at 81 ESQ q and TO- GOO bushels
red 81 TO- Corn is steady but actiye-saes OF 900
bushels at 6569 cents for mixed, and yellow do 69O Cts
Oats in good request with sales of 10000 bushels 34D35
Rye active, and sales of H. 900 bushels at So cents
Provisions steady but not aetvesaes Of 300 bbls pork at
S12 70 for mess and So rs for prime Sales Of 300 bbs lard
$685. cents p ID. Taow in request, and sales OF AOO
lbs at So cents ID Groceries steady, but without much
movement Sugars remain unchanged, Noisses last
quoted Small sales OF rice at previous rates here no
change cOtOn-hodeTs rather anxious to esaes today
Of 500 bales Whisky dul-sales Of 800 bbs at 24c gall
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SPECIAL N0TICES.


sgy~ Mrs. c. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are desrous of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies in either Of those beautiful
upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
At this Office apl2
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Photographed to the Baltimore American.

New YORK. Oct 10, P. M.-The entire village of Wa
teOO in this State nearly destroyed by be last even
ing-nO further particulars.
The stock market remains without much change Treas
ury Gs firm; sales at l03, and " 5 IS l9's. EX
change London $685. per cent pren The Flour mar
ke at the close was rather dull sales OF IOUO Dbs a. 80 O
as 62a for Genesee; Oswego s. A. Sinai sales OF South
brands at S. e.. Wheat remains ged; sales of
5000 bushels Geneee 81 29D1 3d. The market for Corn
rmer sales day of 40 600 bushels at 687oc for mixed
and 70D7c for yellow; 35c, with sales of 1000 bushels
Provisions exhibit no change Sales of 800 bbls Pork at
SIP 70 and prime 50 75 Beef and Bacon unch hanged
Sales of 400 bbs Lard Sc q h. Groceries steady but not
active. Sugar and Coffee unchanged. There is change
in Cotton sales day of 500 bales Whkey dull
a sale Of 100 bbls. at 2Ic. gallon.
PHILADELPHrA Oct 10, 6 P; M-The transactions in
stocks a fair extent. and prices exhibit no change
from Saturday Sales of Treasury SIS at 1O3DlO35 and
u S 6s 10 Nothng of moment doing in Eour, dealers
holding off for further from Europe Small sales West
brands s. 49, Pennsylvania generally held at 50 80
Commea SO 12l2fD3 %. Rye -four, 81 There Is a
far demand for Wheat sales Of prime red 40OO bushels al
1I0O1l2c; white 1lSGD 120c. Corn steady small sales Of
yellow at 65069e. Oats, Csc. Rye. 6S070s. Nothing
new in provisions; small sales Of Mess Pork at Sl2 75;
prime do SO 81 Lard in bbs s. las aG... Nothing
in groceries; Sugars and Molasses are steady. Whiskey,
2525sc. gallon. The Cotton market Is quiet, no sales
rpUOred
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FALL, 1849---GUTTA PERCHA.
RTEW STYLE-L.HT TEST IyHPR OVE.HENT-Ju
~ received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale H.
ESH ghany.-I receiving different IN. 81
~ voices of the L A T EST I'M PR OWED ~
Ga GUTTA PERCHA STlFFEeED HATS, -
which have gven such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These flats got up IN superior style to
anything ever offered before in this city GU and See
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
sTATEMENT ASSETS ON LIST MARCH. 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford, $33 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the of per Ct annum., l5l14000
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ........ l2,6SO
phpnix 800
:. :. :. Farmer and Mechanics Bank. :, coo
Stook in Excbange Rank ...,,,.,...., $50
=. =. Connecticut River Bank.....s..., S,a19
:. :. Eagle Bank, Providence. ......... l,SOg
Lee Bank Lee, Massachusetts,. oeV
Connecticut River Company 1'2G
=. :, :. . Railroad ...... 4,55O
:. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent interest
annually, and are worth at this time adj 80 - 90
the above mentioned of 81 O-lU3U4U
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... OOO
Real Estate in Hartford, valued 32,2O
Bills Receivable payable in 30 days after demand
ply secured by pledge of Real Personal Estate,
Total Assets of the Company. .........,. 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No AZ Camp street.
EY@ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue issue policies at the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent
WIN. R. FOSDICK
uavI0 till 1stN GEO. c. LAWRASON
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From Mr.. JOHN ID. Morgan, Druggist, dGtef: -,
PITTsBURG, Jan. Il, l93J.-Fhe Syrup OF WIND cherry
and Tar has given great ation those who have used
IT, know OF one instance ornament cure OF Asthma
iaas IN n
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IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy for
1 Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds etc,
we append few notices of the character and efficacy OF te
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph
let for distribution at the which sufferers are invited
to obtain may be proper say that DIR. ID. Is an eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing graduated OF
tI,eIT Univ itV n Pennsylvania
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