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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
FOUNTAIN SALOON

No. 100, MAIN STREET.
f,'llE subscriber has tile pleasure Of informing hi
friends and the public that he has Just received at
addition to hs stock Of FRUITS and Couiect iuuarics
which ne VIII sell cheap for cash.
nOvL1 7 VI pARkER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
RAssETT. 4. @. ROBINSON
B {SSETT & ROBINSON.

nENhERS Va Foreign and Domestic G ,ods Gro
- eeftss. oHeensware, Leather Iron. salt &c Il c
- No u aud 30 isIu street. South Nheeiinr
we are sole Agenis Of the Fekin Tea Company f.i
be city Of Wheeling Aurs5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

kpN AND NAiIS-25 tons Juu..ita Mill, Just reed
d for sale by uovlll w PAXTON and Co
DIAMOND R1N1S-Rec'd this day, a very uice as
- sortnen OF Diamond Rings Also, Pearl. Opal. Ga
net, Anaihrst, Brazil Topaz, Ruby Brilliant Signet,
Scale, plain and other rings. JOHN BISHOP.
~ LhTED-Au apprentice 10 The Copper suithMg
W business. lad ofaboat IL years age aud from
the country woal4 he preferred He must lie o. gosd
moral character, Apply To
novt7 cav EFT & DUPFGELD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

NOIICE.

HIS day received aud lo7 sale at the lowest ces,
dozen superior black soft Iialsa splendid article,
manufactured expressly tor this market.
sep25 5 d. HARPER, cor. Main aud Union s's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19

Ir - Wort trqf
Gilt Watches.
coin IStI EIpV
n, -.
~. -, -, - r. SO,
IS {, - - ''' ''N'''
.. -, -
Fneer R,ngs
Miniature Cases:
I.nckets. studs:
Hearts aud Crosses;
Heart Slides and others.
Snaps and Ends;
do. assorted patterns.
Guard Keys;
ron Seah ana Keys
Gudfu oiidiils;
est ao'
on 40,
neeNlacos.
ID! acetet ! lasps'
I ENCIlS x tENS.
Gold & silver patent pencil
English =
Woodhurn Geld Pens;
God Pens for Ladies;
Brilliant PePs.
Gold Tooth Picks.
TAM u EITrT EDN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
CAPS CAPSll CAPSlu

&gTfN ,APS-l have now received my entire
~ ~ - ~ fall stock of caps, embracing the lar cost
and most complete assortment brought 10 this
Ket. They have been manufactured expressly for me-
aud hay ins been purchased al the lowest s rates
be sold lower than they have been offered in ihiS
city. The assortment is complete, and cannot fail 10
please Please call before pa chas ing elsew here
sel25 ;. h. tARtER, cor. Main ans Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

s1HL Undersigned have associated themselves 10
- se;her under The style and firm Of HrsryR MorBI
sou TO- IT, The purpose Of manufacturing Nails aud
sPikes at The "NFsiuia iron Works. ~ bjch arc ,,a,Y
completed and IN full operation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-19
VIRGINIA IRON WORMS

N.Y. are nov prepared To furnish the different sizes
y" Of NiiS al shoot notice, and offer them 10 me
pubic with the assurance thai they viii give safsfae.
ton. NrEK MnRRtSON 90
Wheeling. feb lC 1872.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-27

ing the contract for paving made with Saml. For
gay in June last, so as to include the paving of
Penn street. Both these resolutions were adopted
Another resolution submitted by him in behalf
of the same committee, authorizing the Surveyor
10 contract for 100000 blocks of granite for paving
purposes, was laid over until next meeting.
fourth resolution from that committee, requiring
property owners who have alleys facing the streets
TO pave them, within ninety days from the passage
of the ordinance, SO that water. etc. NAV run INTO
the streets from yards, under penalty of $50 for
non-comuIiance with the ordinance within ninety
days, and 50 for each day AFTER was passed
The Council was about to adjourn, when Mr..
Peters drew its attention to the erection of build
ing on the ground in the centre of Canal street, OPP
pOsite the CustomhOuse SITE under the instruction
of the CustOmhouse Commissioners. The occu-
pants of premises opposite the building were com
planning he said of It's erection, in consequence OF
Its increasing the risk of fire and other causes. He
did not know if during his absence at the North the
Council had granted permission to erect tins build
ing, but if so there was no authority for the act
Some conversation took place, when Mr.. Gold
ing lin the chain stated that reonstrance this
subject had been referred to the Police Committee
of which he was member, but owing TO various
causes it had not yet been acted on. He added.
that permission had been given to lodge material on
the ground, but none TO erect building
Mr.. Smith suggested the prOpriety, and the cour-
tesy of referring the matter to joint committee of
the Councils of the First and Second Municipal
ties, the First a copropretOr of the ground.
For his part he was in favor of giving every faci-
ty for the erection of the building and opposed to
any sectional feeling. The building when erected
would be the most magnificent in the city, and
none would benefit by it more than the citizens of
the Second Municipality. The streets are being
encountered by the material for the Municipal Hall
they were encountered during the building of the
st. Charles Hotel, and he thought they should bear
with the temporary evil complained Of
Mr. Peters denied having any sectional feeling
on the subject, and he saw no necessity of joint
action by the two Municipalities. Each could act
for itself Ii was not a temporary building that
was being erected, but one that from appearances
would last twenty-five years. 1t would contain
highly combustible material their constituents,
whose property was endangered by its proximity,
had cause of complaint.
Mr. Renshaw was opposed to allowing the build
ing to proceed. 1t was going up two stories high
and the design was that the Commissioners should
occupy part of the building. He argued warmly
against this, an endeavor on the part of the Com
mssioners to be free Of Different at the expense of
the taxpayers of the Municipality. On his motion,
the Police Committee was instructed to report on
the subject at the next meeting; and the Council
then adjourned.
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8 \ y S.

z1sz. For Havana, Savannah and New York
S-slkf95lXA To sail on WEDNESDAY, 9th of Septem-
- Der, instant ST O'Clock, p. N. = The new
commander buTheu 1860 This vessel has been
faithfully built Of the best materials is saunch and
strong and every respect well found and has
portable accommodatans for passengers. She has two
gnes with all the Improvements give speed and safety
She has lire boats and powerful pumps independent of the
engines that can be worked TO supply the boilers
the ship with water in OF accident by fire even should
become necessary TO stop the engines in consequence of
tOgs other Every thing has been done TO give
comfort and safety. For freight passage apply to
PARADISE, sAFFARANo 4 co, Agents,
81 GTavisr street.
eV Due notice viii be given of the wharf where she
will lay.
Agents in New York. WETMoRE & CRYpER, 70 South st.
- NJ. o. ROBERTS, III West st.
Savannah. .PADDLEFORD Il Fay,
Havana. j. C. BURNHAM & Co. sls
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n y = ~ So
HnTE1. AND GARDENS

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of the most delightful residences az the South.
@szA THE CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, an,
gsssN 81 miles from Canal st., NewOreans, Ola theS
-&Ak-A-C aTolton Railroad -
The subscriber has the honor that he is
fully prepared to accommodate limited number of BOAD-
FRS, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Day, 90 Week. $40 co.. Per Month, 81 %
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners 70 ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
lee Creams, Sher6es LeOBGde and oGteT, served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurant under the charge of
Mr.. POUCHET of the Ht caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans,
ijfitdTu tdlies I6n-pIl Aueys anu 68u0l8
Good StabGng for thirty Horses
~" The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
acres exteu) laid out with much TASTE and
fine order, and far surpass anything of the kind in the
United States
BoUqUETs in great variety always to be had on appios-
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Yisites whose patronage
3 respectfully solicited by (my1H1 JAMES DURNO.
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NEW PTRTICATTOus

NOR SALE by the subscriber-al the LATEST PUBLI-
4 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
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete;
HOME OF SUBSEQUENTLY F. W. FairhOlt, F. s. A.
Beautifully Illustrated;
THE HENPECKED HUsBAND-By the author Of the
" History of a Flirt."
LUCY HOSMER; or. the GUARDIAN AND GHosT-By
ID. p. THOMPSON;
THE TWO CORPSES A Historical ROmance-By Fred
erick Soulie;
Je28tf WELD & CO., 70 Camp street.
Agency OF the GraefeRberg COmpdRy's Medicines.
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rrv,r orre.
NEW UKLEANS MARX Els.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

tuesday Night, september 70, 1873. }
No very important changes have occurred in general
market for three days back Cotton has been in fair request
and moderate business in Flour and Corn. The last adj
vices from Europe per Acadia represent the Liver
pool Cotton market unchanged the sales of the week be-
ing Is 600 bales Corn and Flour had both declined owing
continuance of fine weather which had much lessened
the feaH of a famine in Ireland and Great Britain.
low Fever are rare
COTTON.-1he Europa's letters which came to hand on
Saturday being generally conmatoy of the previous tee
graphic statements produced little effect here and the
later by the Acadia which brings the quotations
for Cotton at Liverpool brought by the previous has
also exeed but little influence here except perhaps rem
der prices rather rmer The sales of the three days
1900 bales follows 1900 bales Saturday, 1000 Mon
day and 2O0 to-day of which has been English
count We make alteration in quotations, which we
consider fully sustained The total receipts LIST Sept
are AZ 01 bales against 20 95S time last year.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT 81, 1913

The REED CAsE.-Ths ease, in which VIM.
Reed and Josephine Reed were accused of stealing
1921 from Ellen Fabre, f. ". c., in Vera Cruz, in
June last, yesterday examined before Recorder
Go!ding From the testimony it appeared that the
prosecutrix was living lplac6jng) with an American
named Graves, in business in Vera Cruz, during its
occupation by our army; that MIR. Reed was the
agent Of Mr.. Graves that he left Vera Cruz some
time before the theft was alleged to have been
committed, as his creditors supposed with the pur-
pose of defauding them, and that his creditors then
coming upon Reed compelled him to give up all
the property in his possession belonging to Graves,
and all over which he had control as agent. There
was circumsantial evidence to lead to the presump-
ton that Reed had obtained the 1921 to satisfy the
creditors of Graves, by his orders from Mad Fabre
The question of the Jurisdiction of the Court be-
ing waived by the defence, the case rested upon the
point as to whether Reed, as the agent of Graves,
had the right to take money from Mad. Fabre.
The Recorder gave his decision on this point, and
upon the merits of the case, with force and clear
He said, so long as he presided in that Court
he would never consent that concubne should
enjoy immunities which were denied by law to a
virtuOus married woman. If Madame Fabre was
the lawful wife Of Graves there were but two cases
in which her property was exempt from seizure =
one was if she owned the property before marriage
and the other if by marriage contract it was assigned
to her from her husbands estate And why should
a cOncubine be exempt! He would ask, in this
case, who paid the passage of Madame Fabre to
Vera Cruz, who paid her board, who paid her gen.
eral expenses! 1t was Graves, and should not she
suffer with him as a wife would The testimony
we may here add, went to prove an excellent char
acter for Mr.. Reed, and the Recorder concluded by
declaring him and Josephine discharged from GUS
Bodybuilding, that no moral guilt had been proved
and if any legal guilt, it was extremely doubtful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-27

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Courtney, an in
corrigibe vagrant, sent before the First District
Court
CoHaH1itted.-Wm. Christian gave bail to appear
before the First District Court for trial on charge Of
assault and battery on John Burns
DisCharged.-Celestine, the slave of Mrs. La
bfdfct1o, accused with Alfred, slave belonging to
Mrs. Landreaux, of stealing $3.50 in money of J..
Leliore, was yesterday discharged, there being no
evidence whatever of guilt Alfred will be ex-
amined to-day.
Harboriag a RunaWay.-Mary, a negress, the
property of VIM. Frost was yesterday arrested, on
a charge haboring runaway slave belonging to
Madame D'Armas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-27

SECOND Wearing the Brooches.
Frances JOhnson,- a young woman, turned herself
into pretty boy on Monday night by dressing in a
pair of trowsers and jacket of Mexican fashion, all
braid and buttons. In company with a cavalier
SerUante she appeared in the st. Charles bar-room
and created quite sensation by the aptitude she
showed in the masculine habits of segar-smoking
and julep-drinking. Her sport was stopped by a
Waterman arresting her, and yesterday morning
Recorder Golding fined her $25 for herprank.
SWindling-Bernard McClusky was yesterday
arraigned on the accusation of J. C. Downer of
attempting to sell his claim as volunteer to the
three months extra pay, which he had already
disposed Of McClusky will be examined next
Tuesday
COnmiHed.-Coleman, charged with an assault
and battery on Mr.. Rogers, on St Charles street.
was sent before the First District Court for trial
LarcenieS-James Kearns alias Saunders was
yesterday arrested at the request of Eliza Hidden,
on charge of larceny VIM Lewis was also ar
rested, accused by A. Rosa of stealing trunk
from his store at the corner of TchouptouIas and
GirOd streets.
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wAToHEs, JEwERY awe FANoY GOODS.

'ENHE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received additional -
l. supply Ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, ASTN
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias Roskel and = 81
other superior makers also, Fine London DupLeIASsa
Watches rich Jewey of the latest Styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases. Finger Rings
Of the firm in the European markets consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Retcule and other fancy
Forks CasOEs, Candlesticks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols RevOlvers, Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c.
&c, for sale at moderate prices, by
ie2l HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
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L PROCLAMATION.


By ISAAC JOHNSON G0grnOT Of the State Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law fOthe support of the Free Pub
ia - -, lie Schools of this State must exert,
z@4 ~ IAIsSSA unless prevented in time, highly
1%NsgNs ~ pTejudical influence the great
SsASAS-4as%E~ of education, and the best in
eests of humanity; and Whereas the Importance of the
matter in this view of it, appears to call for the consideration
Of the Legislature at period earlier than that of its next
TegulasesO January 1850 and to form extraordinary
occasion, such gment renders necessary the
yention Of the two Houses soon be practicable;
do therefore, by this proclamation convene the two
Houses of the Legislature to at the State house the
city of NewOeans, the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there assemble
in order that they devise and adopt such
in successful operation the Free Public Schools of the State
to Them in the exercise of their wisdom and discretion
expedent and proper, and receive such intoma
ton in relation to the affairs of the State generally at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
r, New Orleans, this twenty first day of August 1S4S
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy third year.
By the Governor ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State. au23
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE, % 81 8ON-LoNalrrnr 30 win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday !:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Roger Sherman, Ga'kins, Falmouth and market
Shin Kentucky, Gordon. Liverpool Andrews & Dewey
Ship New Jersey. Wellman, Boston, L.; Il; Gale
SrfT Madona, Mcneil, Key West, Up Whitney & Co
SchT Jno Randall Lodge, Charleston, RIM Harrison Co
schr. Oregon, SYLVIA ApaIachcola, D. g. Rogers Il Co
Sclr. Cabot, smith. New \ Ork, Andrews & Dewey
Schr Alice Ellis, Pensacola. JnO Hurley u Co
Schr Gov. Bennett, Miner Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Hartley Cammet GA days from HavIe to T c. Jen
Ship james Ticomb, Stone, 25 days from Boston, to
sch R. Marshall, Merrill, days from St. Marks, Fa, to
schr Sarah, Trufant, days from Pensacola, to
Basin.
sch Chipola GrerOn days from Pensacola, to master
sohr VIM Ebbett Lewis days from Pensacola, to master
schr Dora Boghich days i'm Pensacola to masteBasin
Oregon Hem, FIN Mobile
Belle Creole Champomer FIN Bayou Sara-92 bales cotton.
ElSka Landry In Bayou R SaTa-15 5d bales cotton
Muscle No. 2, Gwartney, I'm Lefore-724 bales cotton
Alton, Dales fin st. Louis.
Mohawk, LanghOrne, I'm st. Lous-l26 bales cotton.
Brunswick, Lee, I'm 81. Louis.
TOwbOat Star, Brown, I'm the Passes.
TOwboat Belle, Steele FIN the Passes.
Memoranda:
The steamboat Mohawk left St Louis on the 18th inst
Reports feet in the Upper Mississippi and 2s feet
water in the Ohio ShutetOwn Bar At Pittsbug the
Towboat Star left the S. w Pass on the 18th inst Re
ports the ship Amazon still the Bar all other outward
bound vessels gone to
TOwbOat Star lowed down and to sea the 22d inst,
ships Quebec and Commerce.
Fowboat Belle tOwed down and to 18th inst, ships
MetOka and Oceana, schr H. A. Barring.
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MN@gAN3A SAAgSs
FURNITURE J'JRNITURE!!

L OLAN4I . II. 2 . NM . III
BY J. A. BONNEy AL, Auctioneer.
TNHU RSDAY 28th inst at hail.past 10 O'Clock A.
VIII be sold at auction, at = q Bienyle street. be-
tween Bourbon and Daaphine streets
A quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE c0nIprs-
ing BEDSFEADS, ARMOlRS CHAIRS, TABLES,
Sc 81. Terms Cash. SIS
Succession of Adelaide Bozonier Widow of J. 3.
Marks.
BY J. A. B0NNEVAL, Auchoneer.
TY virtue of and pursuance an order from the Hon
ID orable the Second District Court of New OTeans dated
the 18Th OF August S and for said Succession
viii be sold at auction, on THURSDAY, the 9TH October
1875 at u o'clock, q the ST. Louis Exchange, the fol
lowing described SLAVES
BELLA, (negress,) aged 80 years;
ROSALlE (mUattTess) aged IL years;
Terms Cash.
Act Of sale before A. DonOoOurt Notary Public, the
pense OF the purchases So
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4h Numerous testimonials on file at the C0mpany's
Office which would satisfy the increduous A letter
just received from Joseph Hall Suffolk Va contains the
following:
fsy~ The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case
- The same proof IS daily coming from eUeru State
in the Union.
This extraordinary medicine should be resorted to the mo-
ment any bad symptoms appear. Seamen, BOatmen TTav-
will save life.
The medical faculty are aonished at its power freely
conesing that there other medicine at all to be com
pared to it,
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
Sequay efcaciOus in all the bowel and stomach complaints
OF Children No mother physician should be without IT,
EY The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
D. HANSBROUGH, y Camp street New Orleans, La
to whom applications for gencies may be addressed
New York, August. 1S48
~ For sale BY WELD & CO, Periodical Agents, 70
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER corner Of Exchange
PLACE and Cns0mhouse street. and by DRUGGISTS gen
orally. THOS. COOK, Postmaster city Of Lafayette: J.
i. VAN BOkkELLEN, corner Camp and St Mary
sts JOHN FDELkEB. corner bsyRe and Seventh sts
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT CauOlltop, Louisiana
p; S-1hs GrGetenberR Company are DESTROYS of pro-
curing the services Of respectable female in Emery torn
an the Union IN business which J5U be UeTB LeratiBe
BY addressing the Company, mo. Broadway New York
ost-paid, particulars will be furnished.
August 1919
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TO THE PUBLIC,
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the g1blo
h his sevices as 4 UC1TOJTEER fOE the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his exeOns promote the interest OF those
entrusting business to his care,
aY egrOes of every description constantly on hand,
at private public sale.
iS% Liberal Cash Advances made on consgn-
ments RICHARD TERRELL, AuctiOneer,
my2D Nos Is and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage.
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TOoTH-ACHE CURED

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. AlENSING'S
TOOTYi-4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge GF- Office
No. 50 Baronne street, 4th door above Common St. New
Orleans.
~" Office SO Baroans street. 4th door aJoue Common
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE,
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
STATEMENT ASSETS LIST MARCH, 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. .$39, 600
Cash depOsitedin Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate of per Ct per annum 75O-l14OOO
Stock in Hartford Bank Hartford. ......... 1850
{. :. Phoenix =. ........... II, 300
:. ;. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. Zoo
Stock in Exchange Bank ...,.............. 1880
:. :. Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
:. :. Eagle Bank Providence. ......... 800
:. :. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts. 800
:. :. Connecticut River Company. 500
.. =. :. Railroad. ...... 4,550
:. ;. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually and are worth at this time an ad.
the above mentioned prices of 81 00l030 40
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... q 900
Real Estate in Hartford valued 32210
Bills Receivable, payabei so days after demand am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets of tie Company ..............s2 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue issue policies the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent.
WIN. r. FOSDICK
mv10 tillEtN GEO. @. LAWRAS0N
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SUMMER HATS.
GtAMPEACHY, Panama. China Pearl, Tuscan 70
" braid, English Dunstable, Chinese and other -
Spring and Summer styles of Hats in every variety dS9
can be found at DARCY'S, cor. Canal and Charities
?. s. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, just received
his morning by Telegraph. apSd