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FINDER THE ICE-HOUSE,
u Corner Of st. Charles and
Poyaras strfets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES of New YoTk, Penn
sylyania and the West for a con-
stanr supply Of
Sweet Table Butter.
IL will be delivered at the resi-
denees of our customers (withont
extra charge in STONE JARS, from
3 TO III fb.
PLANTATION BUTTER always
on hand: also. COOKING BUTTER.
Also, Italian, French. Holland
and American CHEESE ~ [
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BETTER DAYs.-We noticed yesterday in the
dock of the Second Municipality Police-office, a
man who has seen, to that homely expression,
6 better days" Ten years ago he was one of the
most respectable citizens of the community, but
from some cause lie bowed down to King Alcohol,
and has made a mental of himself by his subser-
vience to the desposm of that powerful monarch.
When sober, he is an accomplished, amable gen
tleman-when drunk, the veriest blackguard that
ever strobe the streets.
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PAINFUL SIGHT.-Ths father and mother of a
boy who was lately drowned in the Ohio river, are
daily seen in skff graphing for the body of their
child, often ceasing from their labor to weep.
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MO HIIMRuC

UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN,S
u GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint single instance Over ten
dozen used our U. S. Hospital This Medicine cha.
enges competition both the of taste and certainty
cure where it fails the money will be refunded in every
case. az Sold by II. KENNEDY 81 ChaItres street and
AT DR.. A. w .COLEMAN'S TONIC BITTERS DEPOT,
% P0fDR.3S Street. apzs eN&S
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o. Mr. Burton, the Boston merchant, }" charged
with obtaining goods by false pretences, was to
enter bail on the 9Th inst, his recognzance having
been reduced from $26, 900 to SIS COO
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N EW ORLEAN S:
FRIDAY 1lORNLNt5, JUNE I6, ls4s

DEGREES OF CoMPARIsoy-First Municipaltv
Police, yesterday, dnlI Second Municipality. duler
Third Municipality, du!lest. This is the grammar
of the Police Reporter
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A VIRAGo.-A woman with pair of remarka-
bly, large earrings and the loveest snub of nose
in the world, was yesterday brought before Recor-
der Baldwin upon the charge of having kept a house
not resorted to by the modest members of her sex,
at 1871 Gravier street. Matilda Raymond was the
name of the accused. and the way that she cursed
the officers that arrested her, would have been
caution to Roaring Ralph Stackpole, the gentleman
who figures so extensively in g Nick ofthe Woods. ;"
The Court persuaded Matilda that the best place
for her was the work house, but she preferred going
to the First District Court whittier she was sent.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship 0rozimbo, tsard} Pfofumo, Bordeaux, L. IT, Gale
sD Mar Mar Psas33 ,d BOVINE Vnss Vera Cruz Master
Ship Moslem, Pettis, Vera Cruz, L. H. Gale
Ship Nance, Fish, Boston, G. W Hynson
RE s1S 1 aTJ WIpsy philadelphia e5y Bofs1
B Bak P fSispR no Sos Gibraltar rhs Mhns t Go
s Err ada T Gn s sHsas Curtis y aSa"e
Steamer Ohio, Burns, Vera Cruz, j P Whitney 4 Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland. Place from Vera Cruz 9th inst, T.
Ship Rappahannock Cushing % days from New York to
Ship CoIumbana Malet 81 days from New York. to mas
Ship Geo Evans Coulad 81 days from Boston, to master
Ship Elizabeth Ellen Tyler 2 days from Boston,
Ship Arkansas Hiard Is days from New York to A. Co.
Ship Hermann Welsh from Philadelphia 18th ulto in bal
Ship Oeeana Norw) Stephenson, 45 days from Bordeaux
Ship Genera Dunbar % days from Charleston in ballast 10
MASTERED my
to L. 5. Quartemaste-Pont
BARK ario Williams, q days FIN Boston, to maste-Pont
+. l.. Levy-2d my. ,',' - - -
Bark Nashua, Decan IS days from Philadelphia 10 j. H.
Bark Henry Ilaroeck, Merwn % days from New York 10
Bark Phmnx, Bourmaser 20 days from Norfolk to Bailey
Il Baxter-1st my.
Bark Chas Denens Bailey "A days from Newport r. L. to
maser-2d my
Brig WoIhonding Higgins, "a days from New York, 10
Llard Il Mosby-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Peytona Shallcross Louisville.
Music, Dalfees, i'm Lockpor,
Monroe, johnson, I'm Shrevepon-723 bales cotton.
Majestic, kleIne, fin Baton Rouge--l0 bales cotton
81. Helena, Wech, FIN Natchtoches-2O0 bales cotton.
Creole, GlbeSon, FIN Mobile.
Gen. Scott, Sharp. fm Cincinnati.
TOwbOat LOUIS Philippe, ilmbert, fin the Passes.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowel, FIN The Passes
TOwboat Conquerer, Heatlon, fin the asses.
Towboa Star, Brown I'm the Passes
Memoranda
Towboat COnquerer lowed down and sea on the 18th
inst, ship Thems brig Lauder schrs. Gen. Paterson and b.
Il. Sayre.
TowbOat Star towed down and sea on the 10th inst
ship Unon banks Sherwood and Catherine and schr Capt
Lincoln.
Towboat Louis Philippe lowed down and to sea on the S
inst ships Louisiana and Waldon, and bngs Transit and
Josephus.
Towboat Phoenix towed down and the 18th inst
ships Sabatier an Leila.
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The UNITED STATEs.-This splendid steamship
was to leave New York for Havre on the 10Th
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~ The Koscuisko Miss Chronicle says that
cotton is backward in that neighborhood
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SPECIE.-The steamer Peytona brought to Lou
hyie on the 7th 1926 900 for the Bank of Louisville
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CHEAP.-The Pittsburg Gazette says that Mercer
pig metal has sold as low as $lS per ton.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,


Lake end of the POntchdrtrain Railroad.
NHE present prOpetors of the above well known estab
L lishment would inform the citizens of NewOr -
leans and all former patrons that the house. after sssm
having undergone thorough repara-Is4.A
stion. is now opened for their accommodation
-A-AN~ this season, and they may feel assured that
endeavo will be made to render their visits agreeable
The Resauran, will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish,
Croaker Trout Soft Crabs besides all the delicacies OF
the NewOrleans market.
III None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
my26 I'm T. p. KENNEDY 90.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
v1NHE Hotel at this well known watering place. situated
on the Gulf Of Mexico, within 50 miles Of New fzAA
Orleans will reopen for the reception of ysite sSssEH
JUNE list. During the winter. considerable aitera
tons have been made on the house and grounds with the
of adding the comfort of those seeking health
pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior and the prodrieOr feels
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed at
watering place in the Union.
Additional bed rooms wash houses, Ironing looms, &c.
have been erected expressly for the employ Of
ysteB.
The SEABATH1Na cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the OF the railroad daily, after June
ls at IL O'Clock. M arriving at the Pass at p NJ, and
during the the and elegant low steamer
California, belonging to the same line. will leave every alter
nate morning at O'Clock, returning TO the city at IL
next day The steamers Mobile and Monezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin
Families and Others wishing to secure rooms will please
address the subscriber
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
Letters other mailable matter left at the office of
NJ Juon corner Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daily. my5 1mis 3md&W
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MNSEANM SMAEs,
Positive Sale of Building Lots in Lafayette,
By PERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctoneers,

LAFAYETTE,
By PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctoneers.
cATURDAY June %'s al rs leE fI be sold at
TWO LOTS p oF the square, bounded by
Camp, Fourth Magazine and Washington streets designa;
Fourth Streets each lot measures 80 feet inches "a lines
front Fourth by luz feet inches lines in depth
ment OF note for ssl o. due 18th Of November 1913 the
balance oneour cash remainder at months credit Tor
irom date For lot No 2 the purchaser assume the
1915 balance onerd cash, remainder at months credit
Tor note without endorse bearing per cent interest per
Acs Of sas ' before B. Marks Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser .
eY Plans can be seen at the Arcade Jeio
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Carriages, &c.
By BENJAMIN KENDIG d co.
SoGee-camp Street Get i i1eton ' .Hart5 ''ss',
I'D Aason Mart 10 eesP 81 and
SIX superior SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES.
HORSES. MULES. cATTLE, CARRIAGES, 'S &c.
Succession of P. J. A. Deslix.
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL,
by virtue of and in pursuance to an order iron the Hon
the 9Th i84SNWil be sold at Aucticu, on WEDNESDAY,
2t at M at The office Of tile
cesslon-
and Louisiana Reports ETC., etc-Aso, a BOOK CASE
and SECRETARY.
IerWS-CaSh JeIb
TO THE PUBLIC.
y lCHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the pnblle
h sJ s 4 on e. fl s sef q
eging exertions promote the of those
entlusting business to his care,
ER Negroes OF every description constantly on hand.
at private public sale
msa RcHARb EFRE made %as sn ssnsH
my20 Nos l8 and 70 Bankss Arcade Passage
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
HOGAN & THOMPSON VS.. SAMUEL WooDALL.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for District
Of Louisiana. No. 170l.
virtue of writ OF teri taclas, to me directed IN the
lie sale on MONDAY June 26th, 1S4S, at 10 O'Clock M
The STORE, No. 49 Camp street All the night, title
and the said defendant the contents OF said
store consisting of Books Stationery, Notes and Drafts
and Store Fixtures, etc., ETC.
1ermS-Cash.
u. s. Marshas Office, New Orleans June IA, 1913.
WIN. f. WAGNER, u. 5. Marshal.
N B.-Sald SALE If completed the 18th june e4o
will be continued from day to day between the hours III AM
Jel5 2l&26 VIM +. WAGNER, u. S. Marshal.
u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
HOGAN & THOMPSON VS.. SAMUEL WoODALL.
IN the Circuit Court of the United States for the District
OF Louisiana. Mo. l70l.
QY virtue OF writ OF ter acas, to directed in the
ID above case, have seized and will expose sale at the
dwelling house present occupied by defendant, Con-
on TIN RSDAY June 18th, 1873 At 10 o'clock, AN;
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and MOVEA-
BILE EFFECTS OF the defendant.
i. s. MaIshal's Office. New Orleans, June a. 1s4s
Jel5, 20, 24&2s WIN. +. WAGNER. U. S. Marshal
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY. =,
KINHE that has been extended to us so very ~

yHE Patronage that has been extended to US 50 very nef
i ally the last seven years, while in Com ITCR T.
mon Street It, has induced us the Last summer QG@
to erect large building expressly for manu- EIO3
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared with good Northern WoIkmen
order and guarantee them years if used in the country
We are also better prepared than ever before foI repairing
snd durability although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight sent US TO repair we WILL
sso keen on hand an assortment of New and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low pa CAKkiAGEs
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired to
cali at our Mandatory and Repository and Judge Tor them
Stests next door to the Office OF the Commercial Water
Ho W.! en ~ - MATTHEWS Il DENMAN
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VAGRANTs.-RecorderB adwin's dock Yesterday
morning was graced by the presence of no less than
tWenty-three vagrants-mefl, women and children.
To moraize On vagrancy has become a stale, flat
and improbable" business, and we will content our
selves with saying that those who We're sent to the
workhouse deserved their fate, and that those who
did not go to that mansion, may consider themselves
very lucky
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HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of the most delightful residences IN the South.
kaMA THE CARROLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS, -,
Esss5h 81 miles from Canal st.. NewOrleans the60
-EsAaW CarrOton Railroad. -
The subscriber has the honor to announce that he
tatlv prepared to accommodate limited number of BOAD
ERs by the day, week, month.
TERMS:
Per Day, 80 co. Per Week. 80 Co.,. Per Month, 80 %
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best OF Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams erIets Lemonade, and Soda aoater served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dining and Resaurat under the charge of
Mr.. PoUCHET, OF the first Caterers and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables, Ten pin Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stablng for thirty Horses.
GS~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
ten acres in extent are laid out with much taste and in
United States.
BOUQUETs in great variety always to be had applca
ton to the Gardener
Every possible attention paid to yssr whose patronage
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MR. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES AND
PJANTNOS

xfTM. T. MAYO, has the pleasure to--sSss,r.-5sz,s
w inform his friends and the public of 5tbsvsssys7ssay
Hs os s .s and e ig 2" Mr. nRy
sole A gent for the sale of his GRAND AND SCI ARE
PIANOS AND rIANISos The daily m .G an DE-
satisfaction they have given buyers both IN America ana
Europe; have Induced WIN. T. MAYO to open a room Tor
Their exhibition and sale He also takes seave to eau pafic-
lar attention 10 the PANINOS. which unsurpassed Tor
richness OF tone aud elegance of appearance. combining
great Durability with Unique hlaucy and facility OF louch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal OF the tst decree
(the highest premium al the disposal Of the French Govern
ment) and in general in France England and Ger
many. W. T. NJ begs leave refer to the highest e,o-
gums bestowed them by osors the Press. the
occasion OF Mr. HERR Introducing the PIiNihoS at his
concerts.
EY@ An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot, No. Camp Street three doors from Canal Lest
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Office of the Independent Towboat

E'ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE the ~ =
IL following regulations will be in force i'll fknA.tsa
regard to assistance of vessels the Bar, 60
An assisting boat will be furnished either inward outward
Line and no charge will be made for the same to vessels
feet and less than sixteen half rates will be charged and all
over sixteen, will be charged full rates and when they
loaded by the head the draft will be taken from the stern
All vessels that have paid for assisting boat inward
will be transported free of charge. provided she not
of the limits the Corporation the ship
yards. [ie6 lm] ROBERT MURPHY Manager.
FLOoRING-YELLoW PINE OR CYPRESS.
VNTANTED-Fort the Of the State House, now bens
w erected at Baton Rouge, three hundred and SIX
of seasoned and dressed FLOORING four inches
wide by and hanches in thickness, free from
Knots, TO he delivered at BATON RoUGE BEFORE
FIRST. Day OF, NOVEMBER NExr1Cypress or Yeio
Pine of best quality and subject 10 the inspection of tn
architect. Proposals for the furnishing of the above the
lowest terms be made in writing or verbally in tn
city for the space of thirty DAYS the subscriber.
MAUNSEL WHITE. Commissioner.
P. Stems may be made for the delivery in this city, on
board steamboat. JET lin
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SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES.
TJNHE undersigned has been appointed by NELSON y
1 DAVIS Louisville, KY, Agent for their PLATFORM
sCALEs, which, from personal knowledge he can
Ge of the best kind not exceed by any in the market
They made with Solid Cast lion Frames and the
Beams Piyots etc. all of the best Cast Steel well tenn
pered he offers for sale the present stock Of various
for the season Samples up be at the office of
E. w BENTON 81 Poydras street back room up stairs
my12 Ims HENRY II MAf!LEi-l.AN
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUT g5Mp zAEErx INSURANCE
pARTIEs doing business with this Agency are informed
ss ss s SIX PPFGEks Ct aE 81 pas,
cash the reduced amount of Scrip for years will
Ga on aPa GssP the FITS f % 2 apss
mylO I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
r.; RIVER AND FIRE INSgR RANG
Ss aAns
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford 1iSsS
:: :: FaTaer::' and Mechanics Bank, ,,o wv
Stock in Exchange Bank ....:....:.. 1850
:. :. Connecticut River Bank ......... $3.50
:. :. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts, 500
Connecticut River Company. 15g9
Hartford and New i Ht''5n@ Railroad $500
The above Stocks are OF the most substantial
character yielding to s per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time ad; 49,
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... z 0G9
Real ESTATE in Hartford, valued at ;...;-.... 32,AO
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate mn
solvent endosers $l2o,Vo
Total Assets of tie Company .......... $685., go
AGENCY OFFICE, No. al Camp street
IT, The undersigned Agents for the above Company,
continue to issue policies at the lowest rates of prema
mylo s,,,.,y " ~ YES Eh5 E 3. f HaRRkssos
w r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST. No. "a
w. CARoNpELET STREET. tbetween Common and
Canal,) New Orleans myl26m
CARPET TERING.
q COLLINS, BUILDER, No; 131 PoYDRAs ST.,
fF Cstems made, Counting houses ittea up, and Job
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my27-tni
FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
FkNHE LEASE, FURNITURE, and GOOD WILL <e-s
u Of the FELlCIANA HOUSE, Offered for sale fHi;i
ers, and is full eight months the year To person
quanted with the Western trade this House would be
great source OF profit The present occupant wishing TO
tire offers the above fine establishment moderate terms
lctoaPttouEGS streets, to [JelO6tl JAS. ROACH
GLASS STAINING.
not generally known that the beautiful art OF GLASS
Il STAINING is done in New Orleans by J. CAMPBELL
No 1875 GRAvIER street. between Circus and Plippa Streets
who ocits share of the public patronage being the first
and only establishment the South All colos of plain and
ornamented STAINED GLASS TOR churches steamboats,
dows, doors sdeIights, skylights, lamps, etc.
N B-Lead SASH plain and ornamented. made to order
je1 3m
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
NHE above reward will be paid tor the detection OF the
person persons who entered the house of the sub
crber while he sick in bed the night of the Both
inst between the hours of and O'Clock and stole leather
pieces three gold shirt buttons three silver buckles dia-
mond ng and other lewely; pants drawers, undersfts,
je2 If i. VAILLANTCOURT, No. Circus st.
ROBBINs' ORLEANS MILLS.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub
wholesale and retail Corn Meal Oil Cake, Ground Feed,
Ground Coffee, Spices Of every kind and OF the most
quality neatly prepared and delivered free of charge
any part Of New Orleans or Lafayette.
Orders left matter to what amount, be filled at the
shortest notice., the Orleans Mills being the largest and most
complete establishment in the city.
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RuTT.DING LOT:

BUILDING LOTS.
FOR SALE-A few handsome ian, LOTS OF GROUND t l
now being paved For particulars apply to the subscriber
his residence of Julia and ST. Charles streets at
from to A and from to p. Would let Lots
ground rent, and for a term of years: x.,,,,
my3 I'm MAUNSEL WHITE.
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and American CHEESE. -" CREOLE EGGS will be
lui hshed at the lowest prce.
mya GEORGE JAQUES co.
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THREE OF THE B'HoYs.-John McCarty, Ed
ward Vandervier, and Andy Wolf three small lads,
We're Yesterday sent to the house of refuge by Re-
corder Baldwin, on the charge Of being wharf
rats" The trio protested their innocence with
in their eyes, but it was of no avail and they
were sent down. Their parents will hereafter
learn the truth of the proverb of ''spare the rod
and spoil the child"
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ONE H1JMDRED DoIrARs REWARD

THE above Reward will be paid upon conviction z
4 OF the person persons hardening the muatiress Len
MATILDA or TlLLA-but no doubt now passing @x
under an assumed name. with forged pass Said gid
Is dark mulao, about feet or inches high 10 -
years Of age stout made promlnet eyes, short nose and
turns her feet when walking. Twenty five dollars will be-
paid for her apprehension and lodging jail OF the city
State GEO r BEARD, $50 Magazine St.
New Orleans MAY n lS4S mv2f
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
LARGE PORTRAIT OF GENERA AL JACKSON
"A painted by T. j. oDELL, in iS5 is for sale by the
designed where invited to call and examine It,
We copy Of some OF the credentials OF the Artist
and the correctness of the Likeness.
PlERS0N u BONNEVAL. 81 Grayicr ST.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAL

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTENG.
ID COMMIT would respectfully inform his GGSN
1 friends and the public that he remains at 49,
the old stand, No 81 CHstOznh0ase street, be 49,
Royal and Bourbon streets where by strict atten9H
business and moderate charges he hopes to receive
eral share OF their patronage. myeo I'M
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HERMITAGE. NAV Il. 1916.

HERMITAGE, May IA. I'D.
have received Mr. 0lel's PORTRAIT GEN. JACKSON,
and affords pleasure to say, that in my Judgment it
remarkable for its fidelity likeness and its perfection
of painting strkngy resembles the General he
appeared in the summer OF 1874. j. GEO. HARRIS.
We concur in the above statement
GEORGE l.. SLOAN. WILLIAM DONELsoN.
Il. ARMSTRONG. JOHN w. OGDEN.
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CARRIkGES!-CARR1AGE
AT EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
St CFi4RLES street, opposite the Com CO. t5sI
mercial Exchange On hand and constant EsJO6
AGES of the latest styles direct from the maputac1ores
COACHES, ROCkAWAYS, BAR0UCHES, BUG
GEES Sc Sc for style finish and price equal to any
market Customers are invited to call and see for themselves
JET en- II. s. SMITH, 30 st. Charles ST
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

am happy to say that Mr.. Oders PORTRAIT OF GEN.
ieStf GEORGE p HEALY.
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Cd1CkEhlNG'S PlANO-FORTES.
VIE PuBilC will please take notice tina, Mr.: HENRY
L PARSONS. "a CAMP STREET, y-He&El
only agent for the sale OF my PIANO FoRrEs RI
tn This Seno m,y and Id that dsns s
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
kind ot Instrument and advance required until the
article il received and approved. J. CHICKERING,
myl6 1884 Washington street. Boston.