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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-12
State of Louisiana-Parish of BerviM.
SUCCESSION SALE.

State of Louisiana-Parish of BerviMe.
SUCCESSION SALE.
RY virtue of a decree or order of the
Honorable the 9th District Court of
the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of 1berville, to me directed, | will
offer at public sale to the highest and last
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth dan
of November neat, 1s4S, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, at the Court House of the Parish of
Iberville, the following described proper
ty, belonging to the succession of Jean
Greaud, deceased, consisting in
A portion of ground, situated in the
said Parish of lberville, in the town of
Plaquemine, composed of the remainder
of Lot No l, one-half of Lot No 6, and
the Lots Nos 7 and 8, each of said two
lots Nos z and 8 measuring 60 feet front
by 100 feet in depth, being in that part of
said town divided into lots by Thomas b.
Pipkin, all of said lots and parts of lots
adjoining each other, and fronting on Le-
wee street, Greaud street, and Short street,
and as the whole is fenced in and which
were designated and appraised in the first
inventory of said succession, asArticle so.
Terms of Sale.
One-third Of the price of adjudication
payable in cash on the day of sale, one
third in one year, and one-third in two
years from the day of sale, purchasers
giving notes endorsed to the satisfaction
of the interested parties, payable at the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court
in and for the Parish of IberviIle, bearing
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from time due till paid, special
mortgage retained on the said lot and i'm
provements to ecure the payment of said
notes.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish of IberviIle, Oct. 9, 1S4S.
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une personne pour remplacer Mr.. Debli-

une personne pour rempIacer Mr.. Debll'
eux. Les votes etant deposes: lie resulta'
fut CONNIE suit J. Sedley Webb avail
recu trois votes, ct j. C. Davais en- avail,
recu deux. Cons6quemment NJ. Webb q
etc declare elu greffier du Jury de police,
Deux complies ont etc presentes par L,
w. Brown, juge de paix, pour ses services
CONNIE er-o6Feio Coroner, lesquels ont etc
acceptes.
La proposition de MN. George ct Tho
mas Weldon pour la construction dune
maison de Cour ct dime prison, scion les
plan ct termes adoptes par ce corps a sa
derniere session, pour ct en- consideration
dune somme de quinze mile cling cents
p~iastres s $500 } tut acceptee.
Sur motion de MIR. Mitcheltree, il est
resolu que lie president nomme trois mem
bres de ce corps avec pleine autorite de
contractor avec les dts George ct Tho
mas Weldon, a regard de la construction
des dites maison de Cour ct prison, scion
les plan ct termes adoptes par lie Jury de
police, ct aussi avec pouvoir ou de rece-
voir GU de ~rejetter lie dit Outrage lors-
quill sera complet ; aussi, de tirer sur lie
tresor pour lie Placement du premier terme
ct aussi, d'executer des bons pour lie pale
ment DIES autres termes a leurs echeances.
LIE president nomma de ce comite les
personncs %suivantes : ID. L.. r. Orillion,
PauIin Dupuy ct T. w. Brown.
LIE Scherif presenta son compte contre
la p~aroisse pour la somlne de 5 II pour
r6para,ions faites a la prison ct a la Cour,
lequel compte fut accepte.
/" ii est resolu que lie montant de Pap
preparation fate par ce corps pour cons
truire I'm chemin au Grand River soft
remis entire les mains de J.. Mitcheltree
sur lie warrant du president.
II est resolu que l'ofice d'avocat de
paroisse soft aboli.
NJ. Mitchel,ree ayant suggere a ce corps
que ~l'office de constable du 6eme arron-
basement est %vacante, il estresolu qu'une
election sera tenue, lie 7 Novembre pro-
chain B4S, pour elire un constable.
II a etc presente, pour" la premiere fois,
deux petitions {: une %provenant de NM.
Hotard ct Labauve ; ct l'autre de D. L..
r. Orillion : demandant permission de-
manciper deux esclaves, sans Sc confor-
mer a de certaines lois de Get Etat a ce
rapport. Les petitions ayant etc misses
vote, il y await trois membres en- leur
ct deux contre ; consequemment
les petitions furent reIettees, faute de votes
ASSET nombreux.
LIE Jury n'ayant autre chose pour la
consideration, %s'ajourna a sa prochaine
session reguliere.
C. N. BRUSLE, president.
Certife, j. Sedley Webb, greffier.
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WINER'S
Canadian Vermifuge.

THE best remedy ever yet discovered
I for allkinds Of WORMS. 1t not only destroys
Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it
dissolves and carries off the snperabundant slime of
mucus, SO prevaentin the stomach and bowels of
children, more especially of those in bad health
The mucus forms the bed or nest in which Worms
produce. their young, and by removing it, it is inn
possible for worms to remain in the body. 1t is
harmless in its effects on the system and the health
Of the patient is always improved by its use, even
when no worms are discovered; the mediclue being
palatable, no child will refuse to take it, not even
the most delicate.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Wright & Co.,
151 Chartres st.. New Orleans. A.. E. RICHARDS
is the agent for Winners Canadian Vermifuge,"
in Plaquemine, and also for the sale of "Dalley's
Pain Extractor" mar11 1y
P%laquemine March ii, 1545.
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Etat de la Louisiane-- Paroisse d'IberviMe
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Nm vertu dun decret GU ordre de
Al'Hon. Ccur du Gene. District de
l'Etat de la Louisiana, IN ct pour la pa
roisse d'lbervi'!e, a moi adresse, j'expose-
raj en- yente publique au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisseur, Mercredi lie 8 de
Novembre lS4S, a 10 heures A. M, a la
maison de Cour de la dite paroisse, les
prophecies ci-apres decrites appartenant i
Ia succession de feu Jean Greau, consis-
tant On
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TO THE

Paroisse dIberville, ce 9 Octobre 1874
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WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
THIS admirable medicine may be obtained
atthe Grocery store Of MI. Shay, in Plaque
mine, who is the ONLY AGENT in this country
for the sale of this medicine. u The genuine
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills is never sold in
Drug Stores. s.. Dec. 18th.
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DAILY CIR ESCEN T.
[FIon the North American and U. ;. Hazette.I
.TIETS is THE END OF EARTH"

This is the end of Earth = its pomp and glory
It, vain ambition and It's Inst OF power.
Serve bur to point the moral OF lite story,
Where man al last meets his appointed hour;
Then from the closing eye each eaftiiiy Ni>ioh'
With all its fair alinrements, fades away;
And the .ou shudders al the dread transition
From senticnl being mic llleit~S clay.
This is the end of Earth i'm Iiies "a, morning.
Ruoyant with hope, we enter on the scene :
The path seems irewed with flowers; we heed no warning
Breaed from the lips of age on what ha , been;
Onward we chase the ginieTing phantom. pleasure
AM, it, ,ttarment eagerly we crave;
Yet when We grasp the iaitnIess; tIeens ueasule'
What is the end the cold and daksoiie grave
Glowing with oycIiuess, the Joyous maiden
Bcnois loud upon her youth 5 bright SKY
Each WINGED fancy rs with giatncsS laden
She feels not-dreani> no-that She Don must Die.
In on" lrei hour, her radiant form Is blglheti--
ri Ia,Gg Of dread TO all OF moaI b 1nI,n,od
Shrink back appaIcd-such is the cad OF Earth
The happy mother, tenterly caressiag
The smiling babe that nestles on her breast
In fancy sees him OF hcI age the blessing,
Whose dueou> love shall Soothe her final rest
Alas his rosy Hips zen now are fading;
His azure eyes no longer beam with mlnh;
Marks him death prey Oh cruel end of Earh,'
''Thi< is the end of Earth Tie ardent soldier,
At honors call, from hi, loved home depatta-
Hi, bone, upoa foreign soil will moulder,
And he be nourned alone, by broken hearts
The King upon his throne, the peasant o"A,
The hero patriot aage. must Weld TO Death
He is the common coniuerof-,nErel{ slowly ly,
Blossom and bud are wlhered by Ills beath,
Oh, what were life were this. indeed, the ending
OF all the holy ties that bind us here!
Or what could >oohe sad despair, when bending
,hnye The turt where sleep the Young and fair
How YAM the hopes and fears t,e heart now moving,
Were lhcreno home BEYOND The bounds Of earth
Where coul meet again ",oEeh any dniIiins, III,
Tie cherished ones torn from the household teafth.
Ga seek the chamber where the good man lying,
Endmre> with trust in God the last dread strife
Behold, while anguhied one3 are round M; signing
D,aih is his gain Earth from his view race,Iing,
F9 ogn5 t,,umpant II d HI, az gTa I bFea cdns
Mud wmc-robed angels hltief"ata are Sceo'nI'
Gently 10 bear HIM 10 his heavenly resi-.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE Flu KN1SH1N G. ST ORE,
No. SO tamD Street, .Nto OrleanS.
WHERE Families find all articles of Housekeeping,
eomprising general assortment and select Stock Of
Iron Ware Fire Sells. brass and STEEL Shove and Tongs
and Kitchen Fire Iron. -.-
Enameed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Bock tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums.
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-Bass and Iron bound Cedar Pals
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Bsskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs aud
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila Alcant, Palm and Iusk Mats.
Walters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
d. & j. Wright's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood, coal, with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in use.
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PRIESTIY & BEIN

Ma 10 Nt~ Leccc and 30 amt 40 7rAoapito@lcs SITS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and Domes-
L tic M4RD H&Rh, CUILIhI, SN-z5=-:AA
utacturerS in England and the Norletn fss
States, full and complete assortment 10 which they would
cali the attention OF Mechanics Country Merchants and
PlanteFs-Oi which HE following comprise portion, VIZ
25o tons English Bar Iron, flat, round and square;
80 Refined American Bar Iron, round and square;
80 Swedish Bar Iron, fiat and square;
10 Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates
10 : Tennessee and Pennsylvania Boiler Iron;
50 Best Refined Cable Iron, 2a to g, inches square
and round;
10 Scroll iron, assorted, from 1ax7 to lN';
800 bundles Sheet Iron, assorted, Nos. 10 20;
20 ions Cast Crowley Shear, German, Blister and png
Steel;
30 casks Trace Ok and Log Chains:
20 Col, Breast and Fifth Chains;
10 Back and Cane Carrier Chains;
30 Aunfoe's and H. ndons Hoes Carolina and l.
Saua patterns;
10 Sava.es Black and Bright Thrcaled Spades;
1909 kegs Cut Nails, 81. 10 Sod;
30 Cut Tobacco Mails;
100 . Cut Spikes 3 to inch
100 Pressed Spikes, 3 to Sinch
10 Manila 1awsers. 10 81;
leo coils Manila Rope, q tlld. 10 IL inch;
100 ib Jared Rope:
30 Anchors 100 TO 1900 Ii each
Amess Shoves and Spades PickaXes Anyls, Vices Bel
Screw Plates Flies Of al kinds; Mill CtossCat, Pit and
Hand Saws, Hunt Il Colinss Axes fatcets and AIDES,
Augers, Chses Dawing KNIVES, Cane knye Copper SUI
gar Ladies' and Skmmcrs, Cotton and Wool Cards, Cotton
ALso-Spenn Whale, Lard and Lnseed Obs Spirits
Tupentine, Van>hes White Lead and Coiorcd Paints.
Window Glass and Putty, Mill and Grind Stones.
ALso-Agents for NILLER'S FER1IC.IL GR.3LN
MILES, mhi4 w
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RN0TS MMN sM0Es,

GENTLEMEN's BOOT AND LADIES'
SHOE STORE.
his The subscriber has just received from -
III bis Mandatory, a splendid assortment ofEZsazs@A
IL BOD.'S and SHOES. made under his eye, and
- Of the best material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco -
Patent Leather CATERS;
- Fine Calf BROGANS:
Rough and Ready HAI.F.BOOTS;
Cloth HALFGAITERS;
" NULLiFIERS-Caf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS:
" Hunting and Riding BOOTS, etc. etc.
Ladies BOOTS. CATERS and SHOES of the most
fashionable styles
BOYS and IOu'hs' Patent Leather RROGANS;
ChIdmns Fancais CATERS Morocco Buttons, Pa
tent Leather. and Calf SHOES etc.
JOHN :. WORTH
mh5 I'm under st. Charles Hotel, corner Common ST.
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WALL PAPERS,

-, y " WALL FAPEKS,
NO 90 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
- on hand = Wei assorted stock Of .,,.<,c
FSFNfH P4PER-IE4.NIfL.NGS,
with suitable isORDERiNGS for eaui-amons which, are
God and Velvet Papers and Borders;
t,oh PareN and Borders;
Sccnc Papers, double and single width;
hel Tor Papers and Borders, do;
SS1lm; UngaZcd and Common Papers;
Window Papers, 8 feet wide
, rigned Screen Papcrs and Borders;
WMch ne Is selling low French Papers can be sold in
ntW Orleans. He has also AMERICAN PAPERS, which
|9IeiS fo7er than they he purchased elsewhere
in-earn prices, and buy they suit you ii not there
Is morning. charged for Il show -
" !apers hung to order, and warranted to Stirk.
mho II los. ETTER, 70 amp ST.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

T ETHEON.-The Right of the LET1EON or NAPOR
Ia OF ETHER having been pure ased by us, are now
prepared 10 administer the same, and perform all operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence We have Just
ceved direct from Paris new and improved APPARATUS for
the inhalation of the Vapor or leheon, which, from It's per
feet safety and the with which can be used by both
patient and operator has been adopted i'll the HOSPITAL du
Charlie Hospital de St Louis and private hospitals OF Pans
and by the faculty generally throughout France and England
BLAKE Il 10NTREVlI.LE, Dental Surgeons,
mli5 I'm Nonhst., Lafayette Square. St Charles St
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PIANO FORFES.-Ilaving the special agency of MessE
A. II Gale & Co. and NUNS 4 Fischer's
Pianos, have on hand and am con esss
santly receiving Pianos OF their manuac- 7 r m P! n
ture nch Rosewood and Mahogany cases, u Y u .
s. So and ocaves, with and without Colemans foan
Attachment These instruments superior 10 all Others
having vess Patent TuneabIe Reeds by which there
difficulty in keeping the 1iolan with the Piano.
80" Sheet Music hand and received as pub
lished mh5 I'm
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New Orleans, Ian. %, 1913

A c. AINSWORTH Marine and Commercial .Notary.
"A. No. 38 Camp street go.
Miss6ii!Elt III.iSGi$, i&DIASA, TEH&EssEE
PENNSYLVANIA. RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT,
NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE, ALABAMA,
MAINE NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLYN A,
GEORGIA. NEW JERSEY, OHIO and MICHIGAN,
A c. A prepared lake Dispositions and Execute and
Perfect all kinds Of Legal instruments to be qsed or recorded
The usual promptiude at his office is continued in all
Notarial BusinesS mi5
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No,mHce requisite for gentleman Misunderstanding
DPaf d. ''"' COATS.
o, and fancy cold Merino Frock and Dress COATS;
BaA e"' do do. Sack do;
" Cashmere Frock Dress and Sack do;
gIae md coored Linen Sack and Press do;
Mai s, ar and Bingham do. do. do;
i NINA and English Nlerno d. do. do
Ap%a PANTS
nah dEte. Merino and Alpaca PANTS;
m Pnn,v coi'd and white Linen Drill do
H. ~ linen Nankin and Casimerct do;
p % and American CotiOnade Drill etc, etc, Pants
mum VESTS.
rlae and fancy c0ored MarSeles VESTS;
W WIZ - do Silk and Linen do;
uiazipe and fancy col Silk, etc, esc., Vests.
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
bingham and coIored Linen do;
Linen Check Calico and Hickory do.
Came Merno UNDERSHI RTS;
Do Cotton do;
six Updenhits and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Merino and Cotton knit Drawers;
1otton Linen and Merino HALF HOSE;
Linen, Silk Cotton and Kid GLOVES, etc, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
cIOAKS-with and without Sleeves.
0yere0ats Monkey Jackets and Capes;
Travelling Bags, Leggngs Storm Gaps, etc, etc.
winch offer to sell al the lowest Market Price, Tor Cash
Nj. HUNTINGTON,
mh5 I'm No Magazine street, corner Canal street.
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ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.'S

RETAIL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
M "a .HagGziRe Street.
,I,E system Of business which have established
mol but be satisfactory 10 The purchaser Every article
offered at the very lowest price which it can be sold aud
rodeucon can, in any instance be made. We manntac-
lure all our goods expressly for our own retail sales, ana we
cau at all times offer the largest and most complete
Trnt of CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NsllING GOODS to be found in New Orleans, and wouId
respectfully solicit an examination of orr Stock The fol-
Owing Is only partial list Of articles which
oaanng at greatly reduced prices
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SHARK, DAY. sTALrEf1R X co.,

IRON TIN PLATE, METALS HARDWARE &c,
Corncr CaRdi and .Haga=iac Sts,-.Ncm Orleans,
~ O FER for sale large and fresh sorl Of the z
90 following Goods and would respectfully solicit ~
III i the inspection Of country purriaserS-- "A
~ Swedish. American and English IRON; II
Nail, Castings, Tin Plates Metals; ~ . ,
MAYOR \ 90. ! CAST steel. and GIN SAW STEEL
Paints OILS. Window Glass Cordage, Tar NH Stones
Grind stones, AYES Hoes Shoyes Spades, Pioushs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; ~
Scvthes OK Log and Trace Chains: Anvs, Vices Smith ;
Bellows; Timers Tools and Materials and i general
assortment Of
Comprisiue all articles in hi, line adapted to the Southern
and Western jobhing Trade
The advertisers are agents for the sale Of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Iron Hubs and AxeS and which have proved superior TO
auy kind heretofore in use They would also cali the
ton Of Southern Planters TO their stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS.
Oils Cane Knives. sugar Summers and Ladies, Truss
Hoops, Binding Materials.
CORN MILLS STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COLI
LARS etc etc.-Ali Of which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and Of the best quail
ties mh5 Pm
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.. MATING, OIL CLOTH, &c.
I 5ANIoN MATING, GA, "a, and 4-I) plain fancy
and nq check. of superior quaties-togeher with Floor
ho,aSD e ~ CLOTHS on hand and for sale at the Up
81 and Paper Hanging Establishment OF
mug ot JOS, ErTER. 20 Camp ST.
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JONES' HAIR TONIC.

L hH valuable PREPARATION cNcieS the SCALP to and
t 4"n, cran>rs II from scu ana acknowledgements
oS H., Ton falling ot-cnrc Iose cruntlve diseases which
S al"1r upon the head sand majority Of eases pro-
Go g lne growth OF New Hair II as0 gives the Hair
o a COSY ant beautiful nrreancc uncquaIad BY amy
N d.llcG Of The kind Prepared only by Dr. d. JAYNE
No, South Third street, Philadelphia
mhS wv Gomez Narazine and Tom M .C.st
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos 81 and 80 Common street 6eeen st. Charles street
and He7Ciett's Exchange.
M La 81 R bENN Il M GO 1S 5spGFe seo
constantly on hand general assortment Of (SE-T3{
CARRIAGES from the best manutacto- W 49,
in the United States and receiving weekly. by the
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory IN
New Jersey; Their stock Is At al times large and AMPLE
numbering from 100 to $50 CARRIAGES Of the most I'M
proved styles and patterns for city and country use For
prices and quy purchasers particularly invited 10 call
and examine, and Judge Tor thenlseiye s. -
MI :3ln / MARSH. nENMAN & 90.
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~ " y
"A "A BEAUTIFUL liEAp OF HAIR.-Ne have seen a great
o DECLARATIONS used the Hair, but not one thai "
MUD admire or recommend 10 the community but since the
noh'iion OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream INTO our
ann Witnessing the application Of on fIIend o! ours
NV, eW al> since we feel that II would he dsng the pubic
3sNe tespccay the ladios not To express our
Jon anl >ay. that all who in need OF an article 70
ana heantIi} the arto keep 1t soft 10 remove dart
'utlrl OF TO give It dark, rich Coor-eannot he bel
aN'ni II they TO search the city over. than 10 nf
se bottle OF Dr. Parish < Co 5 celebrated HAIR CREAM.
m ms No EQI.1L!
6utII, IL PARISH X Cu.-Gcntlemcn Allow me TO add my
dc, lnony among the many Others, in favor Of your
H,an' picaation by the OF Chinese Hair Cream.
n, ohs "s'7I he article myself and in my family, am pre-
sohe 10 >Hy ihat exceeds any Thing have yet seen Tor
ming The Hair and removing the dandrui find that ii
tendency 10 render the hair soft and pabe; and in my
'p"h II Is a that it is recommended 10 be by others.
hesleri fully. yours &c.
Nc,r y. S29. &. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant,
PSW YORK, August 4, 1871. Is Pearl St, n. Y.
n, iSpale. Only by DR. r. Parish & Co. New ork 10 whom
II Sles must be addressed, post paa.
r ~" 0R'g Al RrsTE PAnpaCNs NJ 1icrc and PcrfY-
lAia Office ' 49, Nh H.,
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ALEVANnTR IITI. r.. L.. SCHEPNUEs.
4 LEXANDER HILL & co, As Ghqrtres Ssi5seet, for.
"A merry HUI Cooley & Co., wouid respectfully invite
their patrons and the public examine their entire New
Stock of RICH FANCY GOODS, embracing a greater
variety than is to be found single establishment IN the
city Of Ornamental and Useful Goods-Rosewood Boxes:
Work Tables; Toiret Ornaments; Watch Stands; W ak
Dolls Toy Tea Sets: Gold Thimble. Studs Snaps; Pencils:
Silver Combs: Shell Ivory and Buffalo Combs; Gold, Silver
Steel Reads Purse Trimmings; Shaded Silks Accord
Needles, Pins etc. etc. Soaps. Periumery etc. etc.
all OF which we offer at the lowest
mh5 n A. HILL 4 co, As Charles st.
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE.

w WARRANTED if strictly applied according 10 the tii-
l ectons 10 change the lair from other color 10
MauhIul Az URN or perfectly JET BLACK, without
MWnnng Or irritating the skin like Other Hair Dyes This
In. Dye WIZ never fail 10 color the Hair be desired
~, 'he directions must positively be strictly complied with
e composition should be used literally, and kept moist all
became e : on The Hair, p i ceases 20 color as soon as 1t
eomeT dy. To change White Hair 10 Red Auburn,
WIFI ne Dye 10 be kent the Hair for about three hours
nu men TO make perfect black requires two three
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sroRAGEl sroBAGEL sToRAGE,,,

NJ + the undersigned having been long engaged \\M
w the Storage business. beg TO inform our MI ,l
friends and the puhIir. that have for the coming
season. SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed by any in
this city. All o them fire proof located i'll the Second Niu
nicipay within short distance OF the steamship and
iiaboats' landing, they situated as follows:
tNioN-Tchoupitoulas street, OF Notre Dame and
go Commerce streets.
MESTERN-Corner cf Julia and Foucher streets.
IhittAh-on Commerce, ST., corner OF Grod and Noire
Dame streets
CRESGENf-on New Levee street, between Gaicnnie
and SU2ette streets.
PHtESiA-on TchoupltouIas street, between St joseph
BRASCii-on Noirc Dame street, between TchoupilouIas
and Magazine reefs.
we Ire now prepared TO receive all descriptions of Mer-
Chandc and Western produce, low rate, establish
mcntS arranged that each description goods kept
store entirely scraaie aud distinct from thai containing
any other. and having also large nGmber of experienced
aborer const family IN our emI 10y enabled offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery goods ue1ualed nv
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOtfRNE & co.
m5 BIN 15s TrhoupitorlaS street