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above reward will be paid by the undersigned 70,
.he apprehension and conviction of the person or q
TiIIniAn a, ssia the Mulatto Girl MATILDA.
made Of inches high. 10 20 years Of age stont4
waking and eyes and short turns her feet when
Sheis NO donb, heightened when spoken roughly
and haVe nnds haIbo!ed of the houses Of
balls She Is frequener OF the colored masked
represents herself DISCUSSES and names and either
be paid for her pe Tree, has forged pass S75 will
ail of The eitv apprehension alone and lodging her IN
mh22 If O5s,nyr GEO. R. BEARD
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A c. AINSWORTH NO THRYPU BLIC and COM
IA, MISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State in the
Union. !. .OFFlcE-No. SO CAMP STREET, New Orleans
Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared and Authenticated Tor Use and Record
in INV part of the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged mh26 1yd&W
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no A lady in this city, says the Tinnicum
Bundle Bee, used an onion the other evening to
stick her needles in, instead of cushion, and
when she went TO sew the next morning she found
thev all had tears in their ewes.
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MARTIN III. DEVEREuX.

MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate business.
CRATES of Brass Russia or Berlin Iron of any a
pattern or sze to suit the Fire place or ManteI -
SSTAIR and CURTAIN Rods KITCHEN FUR No
NITURE in general Kitchen RANGES for w
5oai ling houses or Hotels COOKING STOVES, to suit
amIs oil from eight thousand persons improved by
M Il D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES 10
SUIT Churches, Halls Public Rooms Small do for Off
ces or Counting rooms. Ship and Steamboat CABOOSES
sizes and put up Bath Heaters, Stills Worms Sugar La.
NB-Bullders and Others in want of Crates Tin Con.
per Pipes or Cutters will find it to their advantage to cali
IL All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
ylu NO. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans
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'lNHE BOY DANIEL, aged shaan..,o
and SoIPe. color tset inches hiS5 complexion s,a
rai ioa his de Il se paid y, suitable reward VIII
'asad HoST & FORD. us. oh,-.. ~
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A GARD,

mr. DODSON has returned from the North, and will
IL resume his practice formehyespecaly the treatment
of Piles Fistua, diseases Of the Bladder etc. Structures,
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
use of caustic " cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Gin writing for set OF my nstrument;):
want of that kind of the better satisfied have
a surgical desideratum in that particular"
81, Hn newly invented and imgIoyed instruments for
every variety of Rupture. and, when well fitted. worn
with and comfort The blocks do not mbbe perspira
corrosive effects and the may be removed and
washed at pleasure Unequyoca test honias of permanent
cures both the aged and ne be examined at
C6arles IT. fv24 d& W3m
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WILL be given for the anpye hhnD
DeeemSe last TSs dT from de fy
gIie complexion high cheek b o6es yean Of dark Up
vsage. and sprghtly and ntel;, ather engthened<A
p3 RICHARD TERRETJ 1T ,on w
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al DO oBJEcT.'-An English paper contains
thirteen objections given by Young lady for de-
clining match-the first twelve being the suitor s
children, and the thirteenth the suitor himself.
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HECKER's PREPARED FARINA.

HECkER'S PREPARED FARINA.
y'IS article universally acknowledged to be the
most nutritious and at the same time the most delicate
substance that be obtained for lnyads Children as
Diet 1t is considered by the Medical Faculty superior
all other farnaceous substances of Dysenery and
Bowel Complaints incident to this climate. while it highly
recommended for domestic purposes such as the
making of puddngs etc. Farina tin for the
California rke'.
To- For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
IF Cdr0nde6t and GraDer streets. wholesale and
retail, by TREADWELL u BARRY
Sole Agents for the Southern
my1 I'm and Western States
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TO CALHORNANS!
SMITH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
DAVID FELT CO., "a Chartres st.
mills b. NJ. NORMAN. IS Camp st.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse
No rs JMAG.4ZLNE STREET.
>HE Subscribers have constantly hand the most ex.
q BUREAIS, DINING and GENTRE-H1
Using CASES. LOUNGES. OTTO 800
~, .E MAYS CHAIRS. BEDsTEADs. LOOKING
Dealers requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere as our stock at all times large and complete
pisitcrs from the Country also requested call and
examine our STOCK as we determined not to be beat
prices by any othef house in the city
ia2 McDIIEE FLINT & co. Is MaRazine
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u OBT. w. WORTHINGTON, General agent and
stten gunctusy to he Collection Of Notes. Drait. A.
Refers tc-Drake Evans. Brougnon 4 Murdoch.
PnetaId Warren = Co. R9dney Mis-. J.hn Gooda1.
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia; J. G. James. Lexing.
ON Fhos. Freeand Clsiborne county, Miss. apps
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MEDICAL.

nR. H. A. FOURNiQUET-OHice on St. MARY street.
y between Camp and Magaz Streets opposite the
Magazine street Market at H. Goldmanns Drug Store.
LAFAYETTG mh20 3m
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $300.000-al paid in. Surplus 500, 900
~ jas. WALKER. Sec'y...J.4S. fl. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of this Company for IL years, has been
confined alone and exclus yey to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. w. b. PARTEE, Agent
mh26 1y Office, No. 20 Camp street. New Orleans.
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COLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
MANUFACTURED by w. F. CoLEMAs, Girod street,
vi one door below Baronne New Orleans. These Mills
in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio New YoIk Pennsyyani, Virginia. Kentucky, Indi-
kansas. Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and of their p0rta5ity the very
thing for California. A number of them have been pur
chased recently for those Diggins
fV Warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the pur
chaser, o money Refunded Gmh141 W. p C.,
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting of Cooking Ranges, Ovens Steam Ia
Boilers etc. All wok done by the subscriber will <3A
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be xY
any time. -
n B.-PLAsTERING and WHITEWASHING done
with dispatch. ia19 Nv
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CURIOUS ANIGRAMs.-About as neat use OF
initials, In the expression Of an idea, as we have
the .IIorad ;nten,lsd marriage Of the old Duke of
We'll ineton with Angelina Burdett Coutts, the
rich heiress
..The Duke must in a second childhood be,
Az. in hat tn A b.
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Extract from letter received from Mr.. N. w. Harris,

I gentIeman vel known IN LOUISA county, va.
snemel have cured boy of mine with Sarsapa
la, who attacked scoula, Of srOfulou family
Yours, truly NJ w. HARHlS
Fredericks Hall. Va. July IL. 1913
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES
rs R0ARDERS OR Day PHRIL1S.

ESTABLISHED in 1912 under the supenntsndence OF
the Misses ALLISON from Lcsdon.-ln tn: lnsin'
the Of study thorough .ad 70 sc no
resoed to- in any of the departments science
or literature.
The French Language is under the supenntendence OF
French gentleman OF high literary aftanments other Ian
guages music and the are taught by mas
drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
Themselves pupis for many years OF the eminent
drawing masters in Europe. .
f Terms may be known application to the residence
of The Misses ALLISON. Carondelet ct. ms 1y
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rr,HE Proprietor de Ia vils dc Paris Respectfully
returns thanks his friends and customers Tor The very
liberal patronage extended him ing the past year.
md announces he has now completed his winter ar
md epared furnish parties, balls Nc
with everything in his Inc, Mt the shortest notice. ana III Tue
best possible manner .,..,;o,
10 lie manufacturing every variety OF French oon'sc
ionarv which he thinks will vie with any ever offered or
sale in This city, both regards quality and variety Oh se
lie has constantly hand every vareyoi preserves
consisting in part OF tie Gllowng: ...I
IN botis he,meicaHy seaedPne apples, peaches apr
cots rasperries berries, pears paradise Pie9' "
per bottle. , =, ,., ,rr, r,s p,er.
In rese,rtsParadise apple, pear strawberry
ry lime, ounce apricot, peach, pine APPLE !" A' oo
per 10. l.,...u,. .o,ysJ T,nc
re ssn,rapus and mu hroom 81 80 can green peas
500 bo,les tomato sauce, at 70 cents per eolla
500 Jars curran Jelly, different sizes
Fruit glasse at bs-cenIs per H. .o I;,e ,yill
Persons desiring anything IN the eonivu .,a Viii, de
.Srxhnd II m''cn W ' c. GAU TIER,
Paris" C.x,or Penn nv aud IIth street
,,,,p !, onan for inspecton on Monday, the 18th
;,an, NV annual importation OF fancy ooAoS' po ~ ~
Mere, NC. o..
Dec 5--Staw3wit
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arising srou. exposure tenderness

of the nerve, is always cured ia one minute by
lWHEELER'S TEABERRY TOOTH WASH, and stiff ali
decay OF this and all the other teeth, there be decay
ed is entirely arrested ard they remain protected by l'
ems, and soides the gums, and preserves the purity OF
the mouth and breath ehecmay cures soreness Of the
gums where may have existed entirely cures soiness
Of the gums and stops all bleeding Of the gums at once
1t all the complaints OF the teeth gums and mouth
ways pleasant and in perfect of the best health.
TESTIMONIALS IN ITS FAVOR
This Is 10 certify, That have used Vhefiers Tsa6rrrs
Tooth Pdsh and can assure the public that II IS really
mertorous article II having proved beneficial to my teeth
and gums JACOB LElDY.
Having used Uhseisr's Tsa5ry Tooth Eash for diseased
teeth and gums and found thal although before its my
gums were of order that the lower teeth could
be laid bscka few applications OF this tooth wash eec.
unly cured all disease recommend it TO the public m
general ecacous, and the best article have ever
EDITORIAL.
We strongly recommend persons who ufer with tooth
sej il ourselves or oohache and sore gm- and speed
liz cured horh nprcssinn ms with he conviction tha i,
ou9"r 20 ' ,oWe ire nefps bmt we know fb9t onr e
aria friends in Washington and Nashville say it Is
being decidedly the best drnfce in use such undonbt.
ed Evidences OF its EXCELLENCE lead rs to say to those who
needdeay not but use Wheeler's 1eab berry tooth Wash
nj once-as Obtained al No IS0 Chestnut street
ISpirit Of The Times
oo .., no. ,oor ,ho ,.os. dori,,al TO-, i,1a,J.,
Sfea mas ngon ale pene uoa,v d rom pns"
] ~ '"o I IL, my ai lao h, az poo
,nved Inv me Inv ia ,nrneai,reIv aud unIv cnr
ING ali oohache and preserving the teeth and gums from
disease that l. with lhs certificate earnestly recommend
s 10 ueueraiV a remedy and
sant article f. S Johnson.
:. 49,, xo, ,,o,a,,xo g., ,,,, e.. ~, ,lo,,ia,ar -,
IL sises me great pleasure 10 say, Tor .ie a''eV.aon "
ofmy ehd although other preparaons sometimes con.
5dered nssln were without much beneht used That
=, S 80 s,r"sa a,,d f,rar 10, Do 's r ,
WAS "seu ~. ~ vi VI o Si rs, W IN
nm nm w s, nnaf,,, and ,naniis nv 10 n am ,r,i
cls 20 wash he gnms of children while eethng
'e " ""''' 'Ao s'''N r iAWRENCE WinnS AZ pbila
Az EnITnpIAI " '''' 49, MIG"
Ed oitlhiI.
We have known article for curing toothachc to
give general satisfaction 10 those who use 1t than
Wheeler Teabery Tooth Washiti is both certain cure
toohace and the best denuir'ce we nave ever known
The editor OF the Nashville Union also speaks OF ITS being
positive and preventive of toothace well as being
How m, nv nersnns com ninolv su sr with the tooth
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Transportation OF stores.

/ Navy DEPARTMENT .r.
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Dec II, iS1S.
kOPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
70 the cast Africa" will be received at this bureau
l3 O'clock p. m, Thursday the 4th day of January,
tor the transportation of 900 barrels (more iess) of
enneni stores, from the navy yard AT Charestown Mas
hses, the consignee Mt Port Praya, Cape DIS Verde
hcofers price asked per barrel, without
ncuon between and dry and each barrel (or NV o
barrels) of beef, pork -FOUR rice, vinegar, pickles
skey dried apples will be considered AS Il barrel
ther pack ages be estimated the rate OF 81 cubic
a, barrel, whatever they contain; and IN the
9,reent of all other Than barrels, The ifths viii
fe,sced. Ten fair.weather working lay days 10 be al.
Fedst sha port of Chailestown for taking in cargo and
cen arwsather working lay days To be allowed at Port
pa to- discsargng the No prmaae to be allowed
aynleHt to IN made by any navy agent in the United
es 10 be seeeed by the bidder, and designated IN the
,rerpay, within thirty days after producing satisiae-
evidence OF the delivery OF the cargo The vessel must
,,e usual lnspecson and De the Charlestown navy
ne loh day OF laluary lS49, ready to receive her
20 a9l not resetNed for examination within three
iJar ,tthg n|ued okber acceptance, The bureau &fh
,'eh ., liberty 10 oer the freight to The 1pi low
5ec,, public interest
- l2-lawld
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person will entered the
payment Of the subscription be nads in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by letter the pogs
which win paid by u.s. all BY ourselves in M
safe transmission. ..s
The COUNTRY PAPER is published yweekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
subscriptions period ess than will DO received
terms ropsrtionedt o the above annual mites.
Co PosrMAsTERs authorized to agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers. with $50 enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with SaS enclosed I'VE WEEKLY sub
erbers with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy
edition as they furnish s subscribers for, ssatis
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TO pERpETuATE PEACE.

TTUBBELL'S PATENT FlRE-ARMS.-Thisg gun loads
III at breech, the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, loading from the muzze the der-
ence being that the load is required to pass three inches 10
its rest instead of the entire length of (mny be) moist
barrel the mechanical structure enbodies the best scen-
tc principles for this purpose, anil enables person TO
and tire the gun at the rate OF three hundred times per
hours and keep gun clean, the load always dry make
sure fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the acc
rate fit OF the ball. enables also to shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun Shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
il useful for both sporting and warllke purposes.
Tncy made order either in Husket rifle, carbne
and shotgun FORM aud delivered To governments ndiVd
nails or organized bodies of whose purposes are not
at yuance with the Institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars address, post paid, - - g'
VIM w. HUBBELL, III,
Aug LIT Faehee, fh'laoeiPh'a'
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Grand Birth-Night BALL Franklin CoInpa-
al

fNHE franklin Fire Company take pleasure in
H. eng 10 their eloweitlzens tina. they intend giving
their fifth annual ball the evening Of Wednesday, Janu
any H. sl9, ar Jackson Hall, which time they will be
happy 10 meet those OF their friends who may honor them
with their company.
The spacious hall has been most beautifully furnished
with dapey, gas lights, Nc; and tue pany pledge
themselves TO pains make this of
the most brilliant balls ofthr season.
On the opening Of the ball the company will present,
through one OF its members, silver pitcher to John T.
Mitchell, president of the company.
Wafen's splendid colon band has been engaged for the
ncc
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4 GARDENS BEMAN begs leave most respectfully 70
inform members OF Congress and gentlemen Oh W ASH
inyton generally that accordance with her annonce-
n,a she ba. again arrived in town from New ok, Tor
he nrpose of taking orders for shirts to be cut by meas
nre and executed her Shirt Establishment iz9 Nassau
street New York She received large number OF ofusrs
when abe was last spring. and wi refer 10 nose VINO
then bonored her with their custom C'enteheh VINO 40
no, want shirts Immediately may call on her now and have
% sure taken and then send their orders to her at
We York nj nnv time and from part OF the country,
~ Ieasnr, She may be with her latest styles and
n,erns OF shirts and collars from to IL O'Clock @ AT lhe
tnited States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
N r Mrs Beman win remain in town but one week,
say till Friday the I'D instant
Dec. gD-U
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GENCY FOR CHA S.-Messrs. ELDREDGE
N PLATr, and STEWART, late OF Wall, now OF VIII
liam street New York. have extended branch OF their
office to Washington for transaction OF public business
1t will the constant charge OF one OF their mum
Charles H. Stewart, legal gentleman OF over lhlry
years experience in his profession, and eleven IN the adj
vocacy Oh public claims AS agnarnny to the confidence
OF The public Mr. Stewart has been favored with tho test
monias of officers of the general government and other
public gentlemen before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his his great diligence know
edge of business of advocacy and uniform success
Ii would be becoming 10 here audc further to those
but ED redge Pat and Stewart solicit persons who re-
auire the transaction of public business to peruse HER CIR
cuar with testimonials loot and they will ind that
higher confidence cannot be presented nor
better guaranty for be reasonably demalded
Without entering into detail Eh'redge, Plat, and Stew
art will attend public business Of nature IN Wash
nptou and through their Office in New York. TO business
III tu cry Their cha rf,s will be moderate and pre-
oroneed For attention they pledge 1cr
ncte with the habits OF life rnatnred IN business and adj
vocacv assuring those who may them that what teir
show done Tor others they viii DO Tor then'
and that they will always be found at their post IN hls CITY
az we'll during the the sittngs OF Congress
! Letters to be postpaid -, -, ,r,, q ,,,r,m,p-r
| oaoo in Washington at the house OF John Mason IT.,
esd northwest of and 18th streets; in New YORK
| 10 William street, first floor ,, .,;..,i. :,
nsCrculars of L. p " s. can be had on application al
| either office.
| Dec. 6-d3ms
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ry,HE Home Journal for lsl9.--Eded by George T.
Morris and ~ p Willis. Subscriptions TO this valuable
literary paper viii be received for the propieiors by m
''' ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
Tho uome Journal will be published s heretofore
Saturday, for dollars nnnum payment required IN
which the propetors have put into
for the coming year being such to render 1t the
be weekly paper of the age. Copies may be examined az
The bookstore the advertiser who VIII have the work
regularly forwarded to any part oil tue United States
Dec 70
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CRY .yED from their owners, two Cows, to the
y premises of James Little, the Congress buryins
wound The owner hereby noued TO come
nr,yard nroye her property pay all lawful charges
ie COWS are both small OF them is red, with the Sx
cepon of her Hanks and lace, which are WHITE Aho
olier il n brown buffalo.
Ia, fla
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Their tenants, BY ydding to every iusi demand
i was in this reaiIo, Of d and yassa that the rights
81 Tho nsonle were post stakes but the limitations 10
=, h u 'T have Gudd became, in time as we shall
wnoI Ms ace so we'll to preclude any very
nesea dsns Sef hbuce The protection Of some
Individual as, in those days, requisite 10 the
Of The lower iers, and the lord OF the manor was
e'ev with begree Of responsibility not dissr
nr 10 dat Which upon the chief q trib in
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AE,cb,rJ Causes of the Contempt OF me olerey Tu
h. 10 S,tife to a Friend ABOUT TO leave the OnivsisiV = N
m Ss525s That the English clergy were owporn olass
~ ,en,,ked in tho Travels of the Grand Duke Sosmo;
tRoger and Abigail in Fletohers se9a and snsan in
shodyelIs Lancashire Witches, are instances
4Swh's Directions TO Servants
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-.no auTu n complete edition Of all his most oAP'
III al and admired works volume, London /; neaiy
one rh Purims Of the Rhine, by Buwer; volume Lon
don with n exquisite engravings' ;,h ,,,,
Ciray's Poelcal works. volnme' honoo"' "''' "''''
nhs,s Poems; very numerous beautiful vignees;
n Sentiment of Flowers, with twenty coored groups
volume, London. ,,., ,l,, co,v II illus
Thorn pson's Seasons Lonsmah hohao" 'ops .
"Thnmpson's Seasons; Tilt and Bogie's London copy
Milton volumes London 10 engravngs' -
Corinnr on Llaiie, par Madame de Siael voiumes'
Paris filed with engrtvings 80. ,..
' Wonlsworth's Poems; illustrated edition; volume
London - r,vrop l., ,,,rio,s rich hind
ings. .
Dec %
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Tickets ST. be obtained Ceciis Drug Store, George
town; Ridgeway's, First Ward; McCiery ~ Clements
Second Ward Pattersons, Third Ward; VIM. II. Win
er's, Fourth Ward Dr. Gardeners, Fifth Ward d. f.
Heallys, Sixth Ward and at the door the evening of
the bail
Dec Ii
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1919.
]. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.

IDttefy--Il
Tickets $l0-halves $5-Quarters SO 80.
Certificates OF packages of 20 whole tickets, $i30 90
10 do 26 half do % 90
Do do 26 quarter do 30 SO
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Hv a. GREEN. .a,.cftonser.

DRESERVES, PICKLES, JELLiES. SIRUPS, CAT
SufS vlNEiAR, &c, AT AuCTION.-On Wed.
heeday, The 2S' Instant shall sell pickle and pre-
serve store OF Mr. Bates 9Th stree Pennsy vana
'Fehuc, at ~ o clock excelient and general
sofuneni oil tic above named articles, viz,
PICKLES.
Nuchihpers peaches, tomatoes, beans onions, English
wain9ts martina, crab apple, pckolon yellow picl =
elei PEE ana pepper nnnsoes calth red cabbage
pepper corn, Nc pat up In gaon half gallon qua
Jars
SWEETMEATS
berries, raspberies pine apples, peaches pears,
fuceS' HPes citron, lines, ginger, cucunbeIs cane-
opes datnsons, cherries English wanuts CAGES grapes
oackoernes, Ne., ia quart, pint. and halfpint Jars
JELLIES.
hsa WHITE and black, current, ounce blackberry, and
apple, IN pint aud hall pint lars.
MARMALADES
reach green gage, pears, apples ounces, Sc in quart
and pint jars.
SlRUPS
kenion. raspberry strawberry, pinea pple ginger ca
pilafy, orseat orange flower, &c.
FRUIT JUICES.
strawberry, cherry, currant, apple, raspberry ounce,
Nc., In bottles. -
CATSUPS
Tomato, walnut, and mushroom of various de-
scriptons, pure cider white AID red ine and pick
vinegar.
With variety of other articles, which deem unne-
cessary 10 all TO DO sold Terms
cash A. GREEN,
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