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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterda.

HEWLETTS Robert GenDanry, Frank Hitchcock, Centre
vile, Miss; w Duson, Lake Providence N Trumbul
ST. LOUIS. y Armstrong, John Henderson, il, o. Wo-
san Coast Learned, Louis Mr. Pomeroy and lady.
vERANDAH... Williams and lady Mrs Mohiey Lsfourchs
Gibson, Mobile Handy lady, Canton, Miss Jas Marks,
Washington, Geo; Williams La Hie Mr. Moore,
hoat Peytopa.
PLANTERS' Farando. ReInhard Havana; w w Ander
Fagon o. Albriton Little Rock; John Spencer, Ala
Sparta Ala; Maudin, Texas Powell Goun-
bus, Miss Hunt Pass Christan Csrkey, Coast; Willis,
Phiadp ha r Robertson Maon Frederick Scrusgs Jas
w Bricker A Jefries, Suarex.
ST. CHARLES. IL Lansby, Frankfort Ky; Jas Haton,
Rouge; Bell, DR. Vim Shepard, McCleary Column
Burchard New York. Chas Poueway, Philadelphia
Todd Mn Todt Mrs smyh. Mobile CsP Johns, s A
Mansfield Boston, Albert Wntsrhof, Rio Janero Noah
Ragey s. Louis Butler, Teebonne; Capt Breath, Geo
S Guon, N + Comfy and lady.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TEL
EGRApH.-At meeting of the Charleston Stock
holders of the Washington and New Orleans Tel
egraph Company, held at the Charleston Reading
Room, on Friday, the Sth inst
On motion of Major Alex. Black, it was
Resolred That this meeting accept the proposition of
John Haley the proposed provided satisfactory
security be given fulfil the contract hi part,
sufficient forfeiture inserted for the performance of any,
und every part of the contract.
On motion of Henry Ravenel, Esq, it was
q ResoEped That the lease to Mr. Haley be for three
years. and that he be required furnish the Board of Drec
with OF the receipts and expen-
dituTes OF the lease.
On motion of Mai Alex. Black, it was
Rcsoluea That Committee of three be appointed to wait
the absent Shareholders obtain their signatures. and
that copy of these proceedings signed by the Chairman
and Secretary be forwarded the President and Mr. Haley
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o. Col. Richard nj. johnson, ex-Vice President
of the United States, arrived in Washington on
Monday evening, the 9Th.
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On Thursday morning. 18Th in.tan Mr. soF X. KELLY essd
% years nave Of Ireland rssiden this city Tor me !a
Is years. . -...., .-.;,,, =,
IN His friends and family are etuly invited %
attend bis funeral from the of his mother No. so Psppa
street, THIS AFTERNOON, ats O'Clock.
y Delta please copy.
On Thursday morning. the 18th nstsn hal:pan o'clock
ROBERT FRANCIS, infant Of H. and MARY Wsoe'
Sdayu.
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VIEW ORLE A " S:

srpREME CoURT.-The important decision In
the case of Hepburn & Turpin Us. the Commits
sioners of the New Orleans Exchange and Banking
Company and Others" will be found published at
length under its appropriate head.
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New BooK.-The Albany correspondent of the
CORTLAND County Wing says, that Gov. Seward
is writing the life of John Quincy Adams.''
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Auction Sales This Day,

MoRPHY NEyUs will sell at 1oo clock. at No. 81 Maya
zine street Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc.
H. ssITn viii sell at ocooA at Ps, MsT Odea.s
rondeIet streets Carrisges Wagons Hones. etc.
N VIeNIE & Co will SELL st 10 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
$50 Camelia Jap0nicas. :. . .
r. NJ ARMFELD will sell at the store OF Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, etc, with
ont reserve, (6V See Auction head.1
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8. of +, Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hall, az Tchoupi
toulas street, at hatpast7.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No II. at Unity Hall Msrigny Build
ings. Third Municipality, at half-paSt7
STAR OF HopK DIVISION No. Is. at Y. Brothers Hall
Lafayete. at half past7
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90 There has been great freshet in the St.
Joseph river, by which a number of bridges were
swept away.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP UNICoRN.-The
steamship Unicorn arrived at New York on the 4th
from Halifax, having left that port on the LIST inst.
She has been purchased for the California trade.
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FROM BERMUDA.-The n. Y Journal Of Com
merce has files of Bermuda papers to the 23d ult.
The Royal mail steamer Severn had arrived in
eighteen days from Southampton.
There was no news of the steamer Avon since
her departure from England on the Cd of December.
The opinion appeared to be that she had either put
back to Madeira, or gone to the West Indies.
Some of the bills of the West India banks, issued
at Barbados, have been redeemed.
A smart shock of an earthquake was felt at To-
bago on the morning of the 18th of November; no
damage sustained. There was another shock on
the 10Th.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIYA AND SARSAPARIII.A.

TINE inbe remedy discovered for that class of dis
generally, which the Copava and saapar l;
have been found srvcssbs The estimation and enormous sae
MEDICINE obtained for the certain criterion Of
utility. Ii CURED fame amo
Europe II has been examined Of and ,ancna
BY the Faculty of Medicine and recommended by the
Of the profession.
One this preparation enjoys above all others
portable form-put pos-he mode in which
taken, beng both and peasants aseess DC
diet, daily
especially would find this medicine highly useful ought NJ vsr
the combines Accompanying the medicine
the different disease
charge containing full ample mercury
t Prepared BY b. Thor Chemis' London and or .ss b,
SiCKL ES CO.. Druggists 40 Canal Mag, z,ns s,T.,
view Orleans. tvs lm2dp
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THE LATE DAVID HALE.-Mr. Hale, says the
Journal of Commerce, gave away nearly all his
available earnings but his interest in the Journal of
Commerce is alone handsome property, and his
estate, after deducng Indebtedness, cannot be less
than -, 600 or $50 OOO
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
Feb. 6-No. 29.-E. p. Fourniquet and wife rs
John Perkins. In error to the Supreme Court o.
Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opin-
ion of this court, affirming the Judgment of said Su
preme Court in this cause, with costs.
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PUBLIC DINNER TO GEN CASA brilliant en-
tertainment, as we learn from the Detroit Free
Press, was given in honor of Gen. Cass, at Lam
sing, the capital of Michigan, on the ed January.
Among the regular ;oass were the following:
Our Senator - Gen. CaSs-The accomplished
scholar-the able diplomatist and statesman the
man of the nation.
Gen. Zachary 7dylor.-The President elect-the
fame of his military genius and heroic achievements
complete the page Of his country's glory.
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~ Religious Notice.-NICHOLAS and MARGA.
RET BROWN, Society of Friends from Canada viii hold
meeting for Religious Worship THIS EVENING O'Clock,
Methodist Episcopal Church, Poydras yl6 1T
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A CALIFORNIA TRIcK.-Ths brig Baltimore,
advertised to sail from Philadelphia with passen-
gers for California, via Tampico has been detained
in consequence of the sudden disappearance of the
person who chartered her. He has gone to Califor-
MIA in the steamer Falcon with the money belonging
to the passengers
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o. The Pike No. made the trip between Gin
cinnat and Louisville in hours and Sc minutes.
| The fastest vet.
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Fancy Articles and perfumsrv1;'

AMY kAA tAV&eo 2A0 kekXuM9TX
We have nsw opsu Splendid Assortdsn Of New and Issr
FANCY ARTICLES,
sseetsd expressly this marks consisting In part s
CARD CAsEs-Pesr. Shell, Silver s.e.
AETlCULEs-sIk and Velvet. elegant pattsrus
PuAsEs-A fns assezmsnt, nsw nyisa
DEBKs-Ebony, Rosewood Papss kaehs, sse,
WORK BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Pspisr Nscbs Ar
DRESSING CAsEs-EbonJ. Rosewood Pspisr N.ct. ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Velvet and Papi.r MasAs
ACCOR DEONs-Bsa French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-sheil and Tin Cases..
BOUQUET HOLDERs-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of the FIRST MAKERS Gold and Silver C,..
JEWEL BOxEs-Ebony, Rosewood and Pspisr Mssls
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLAsSEs-A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES-From two to six bottles.
PAPETERIES-Of Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, ~e.
FANs-Of PEARL livery, Feather, Paper, Silk etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of Shell Pear, Leather, etc.
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAs-A superior article, made for rs.
A aus stock of PERrUMERY Combs Brushes Glover, su,,,
s Handkerchief Money Belts, Shoulder Braces, Fine Linen ~
Cotton SHIRTS etc. etc.
fys lm,dp GUINNESS g. BUSH, lie Camp st
NEs-vALENTINEs-vAL
FOR SALE by
THOS. i. WHITE,
SO CANAL street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES and
VALENTINE ENVELOPES.
Al.o VALENTINE LETTER WRITERS, made At
m Ladies and Gentlemen would do well call select c
The large assortment offered for sale above Remember dawn
near a hand Cali early and select fylaa
yALENTMEs-vALEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
18th of February.
At the New Orleans Stationers' Warshoussn
No. II Camp street.
s With the accustomed and ponptude La
and other the Northern and Eastern Clues have M
ward their exquisite and VALENTINO
and Young and ID hose who b..
@ aAD - sp els o1s Of D
J. B. STEEL, No. Il CampsL
A beautiful assortment Of VALENTINE ENVELOPES and
VALENTINE LETTER-wRlTERs. tya 2wdsip av
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.
FOR SALE AT THE
"New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse"
If CAMP street.
ENGLISH GERMAN.
Reeds English Dictionary. Olendorf s German Grammar.
Wrght's Primary Lessons. Olendorf = Key to do
Courss Of Reading Adler's Progressive Gerna
Do. Introductory to do do Reader.
Grahsm English syuonymes Adlers Dictionary
Markham's History of England ITALIAN.
Mangna's Historical Questions. Oenof amman
FRENCH. Onendorf = Key do.
Ollendorf French Grammar Forests italian Reader.
Olsndorf's Keyto do. LATIN.
Coots Dramatic French Reader Arnold LIST and 81 Latin Boo
Rovans Modern French Reader. Arnolds Cornelius Nspos
DeFivas Elementary do Spencers Cesars Commentaries
French Dictionary Arnolds Latin Prose Composa
SPANISH. Livy, with Notes by Lincoln.
Ollsndorf's Spanish Grammar. GREEK.
Olendorf' Key to do. Anold's Frt Greek Readiax
velasgue1's New Spanish Reader. Lessons.
HEBREW. Arnold's Greek Reading Book
Gssenus's Hebrew Grammar Arnoll's Pros. Composition
fy12 6td1tW J. B. STEEL. IA Camp street.
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e~ O. s. Mail Saranak-For Pittsburg and Wheeling
DAY Friday 10 O'Clock A. NJ positively, from
Poydras street wharf HYDE OGLESRY, IL Poydrass 81
Passengers please be board the above hour iy6
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Gs- A public dinner was to he given in New
York, on the 18th inst, to Messrs. Bergen & Ryan,
who suffered imprisonment in Ireland for their
sYmpalhY with its misgoyerned people.
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~ U S. Mail Melodeon-FoI Cincinnati and Louis
vile will leave THIS DAY, Friday. At 10 o'clock A. NJ
~ HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydrss st.
p.,.snssrs v,, n,s,.e he on bo,rd AT The hour fy6
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P. & E. R E L L Y ,

IN LIQ ULD.4TION.
The undersigned WILL from and after date sell their large stock
IRISH AND SCOTCH LINENS,
AND FANCY FRENCH GOODS,
per less than their usua prices Buyers will find his
opportunity seldom to be met with, all rss and
direct Country Merchants will ind
Wholesale Rooms choice goods than they usually mset WITH
that will make buy for cash.
This be looked advertisements as the qu-
daon Of the death Of OF tn
p. E. REILLY,
Cor er Of Canal and Royal streets.
eH- We SPRING GOODS, comprised OF
thing Baeges, iaconets Muslins, etc.
Also-FAMLY LINENS, OF "A Shrtings, 54 Pillow
Cae and 1874 Sheeng "a and 04 double amask Diaper double
Table Cloths all which manufse
ured order aud Of the bes; fbnc ia2o lm2dp
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LECTURES

For the Benefit of an Asylum for thu relief Of DESTL
TUTE FEMALES.
will delivered ksv. WIN. R.
NICHOLSON, the ARHORY HALL, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the aist instant, at half past O'Clock.
Subject" Civil relation indulgence, civilization the
friend Of the poor
Tckets-Adning Gentleman and Lady for the SERIES
s. a single Lecture of the series, so
II Tickets for sale the principal Booksos and BY the
bsrs Of the General Committee.
Committee N Lectures
NJ M. COHEN, JAMES SAUL, B. NJ NORMAN
T. See Programme fyio 2dptd
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This carefully fully number of
the Medical Profession who pend the valuable all
articles much
root Sago Tapoca, Barley for nvads and children May be
obtained Druggists generally and by wholesale OF
TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers
fyls 6t2dp Sc Tchouptoulas, Of Lafayette
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s~ r. s. Mail New Orleans-For Louisville. Cincin
matt Wheeling and Pisburg-THS DAY. Friday at IL O'Clock
If i,s tOA '' HYDE & OGLEsBY, Il Poydrss st.
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steamboat Departures This, Day.
szy- yaxoo Packet Muscle No. 2.-For Grenat

Troy Green. God splendid packet ecelv fregh
at the foot Of Canal street, and will leave THIS DAY f sy
so,riocf p M HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
Paasengsrs board the above hour Vlo
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
T C. O ST,

$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
AT COST.
The undersigned will positively sell the voe CT his Winter Stock
Of FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING 4 COST,
sing Of the Goods sold New Also
the stock Of FURNISHING GOODS comprising every article
the trade such az Shirts Drawers Socks Scas Crs
watts, Gloves Handkerhlefs, Trunks, Umbielas,
FREDERICK AkTHON, unNer st. Charles Hotel.
jays 2dpf One Dobr from Common street.
TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE q. s. GOVERNMENT
lNE o. the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed
" Washington City, for the yufpose of attending to
CLAIMS now in their hands, and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them.
fy15 LANGDON g. GRICE, "a ST. Charles st.
EXTRA PAY
THE undersigned fully prepared execute all papen
- necessary to procure THREE MONTHS -
hi EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY
M and EXTRAPAY due the heirs Of deceased ~
with Ms.ieo Office in New Comms,caI Exshange directly
IN DC MAJOR DashielPs Office WIN. MONAGHAN,
fyl5 lm--3dp Late Capt: Co. !. 9Th Regt. La Vols.
NOV, BRAZILIAN vIoE-CpNSULATE.
NOTlCE-The Office of the Brazilian Viee Con- sulate
mecia Community and all Others concerned are hereby
notified that for the por of the Empire have 10
provide themselves with Passports at the onsulate
and lastly, that the Office Hours from to Pm
JOSEPH VARGAS
JAZZ Zawzm Acting " ice Consul of Brazil.
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To the Surveyor

y M Crsscentl would like ask, if the Surveyor of THU
Municipality authorized permit Contractors fill Let
with oand instance which this thing has been dons
refer Hercules between Triton Walk and Caliope
- fyls Ct. A CITIZEN.
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NFORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
WI opposite Banks Arcade attend Sales by Aucon
Private Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise,
Successors Underwriters and Port Wsrens Sales. yy2
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To- Grand Division S. of +, State OF Louisiana
There will be Special Meeting of the GrsDd Division Of the
T. Temple Hail. No. s8t Canal SATURDAY EVEN
ING the o'clock general attendance of Repre-
earnestly BY order Of the g. W P
yl5 E. L. LEWIS G. g.
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OFFICE PEOPLES TEuxaRAPH,

THE subscriber the public that received, chi
Union, Yesterday, another voice Of WINTER CLOTHING
which offers COST, owing the atenes OF tn.
Those bound CALIFORNIA will find excellent
tiLle Of OVER SACKS at this stors.
FREDERIC ANTHON,
Charles Hotel door from Common
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BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALF ORN Ia. $40
We advise every body goDg lay in supply Of WlsTAks
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, ROGERS's SYRUP OF
LVERWORT AND TAR the remedies here for
Coughs Cods an Catarrhal Affections exposure there will prob
ably these diseases perhaps des Also take good
supply Of JEW DAVlD'S HEBREW PLASTER, to heal up
Wounds Cuts Bruises sprans Rheumatism Th,s remede.
invaluable and had country tsT
Gold. The genuine 10 sold ony by
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TT Our Readers requested to notice the advertise
menis of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY JEW
DAVlD'S PLASTER the first page Of paper.
eeent remedies sold only by sCOV1L MEAD ls Cheres
If
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escape into France, mainly through the aid of the Ame
can minister and upon the application of General Saund
ers since, this gallant officer has been pardoned; and
what is more, General Narvaez in his answer.
presses his great satisfaction in thus responding to the
humane exertions OF the minister For this act of hui
many General Saunders has the consolation of having
received the prayers and heartfelt thanks of the amiable
wfeand children OF this officer and feel every man,
in this tender OF thanks-save only Mr. Thomas Caute
Reynolds.
After such statement this mink we can safely
and contempt of every American, for certain are, such
another instance of perhdy and ngratude is TO be
found in the annals OF diplomacy
SO far as the standing Of General Saunders is con-
cerned, both minister and a statesman, it is un-
touched by either the malignty the abuse aimed at
him by his ex-Secretary No minister at the Spanish
court we have no hesitation in saying, represented
our country there with dignity propriey, ability
and has reputation will be fresh the public recollection,
while thus attempt the part of Mr. Reynolds to nure
him wh be forgotten, remembered only be laughed
at and despised
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

TOR permanent diseases arising from
aa Kings Evil Rheumnsn Obstinate cutaneous Erupaons
Rnswofm or letter sead Head Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers syphie symptoms scatca
Ace or Dopy Exposure or mpudence in life Also, Chronic
preparation strongly medicinal
properties Of sarsapara combined with the mos, eiee'aa aids
table Kingdoms and has been fully tested only patients
qualified appreciation Of public
n e It's ed
para Diseases have been cured such furnished in the
who have used h capable Of doing for the millions s suffering
the fountain of life and nuses usoT Throughout, the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
following striking, permanent an
scofula, commends itself all similarly
SOUTHPORT, Conn, Jan. ], ls4s.
Mes SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for the afflicted
70 inform the remarkable effected by sapaa
parts Of the body the glands Of ,e neck were gsa.
finding used attacked
leg and below the knee uppuaed Her physician advised should
this situation heard of and induced Sands
relieving her more than any prescription she had ever asen and
before she had used six bottles 20 the astonhmen' and delight
eece and heal, good,
neshbo all knowing these facts and think very highly Of
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
well known in louisa county, Va:
"GrsrLEsEs; have negro boy your sar-
sapaa, who attacked with scrona, and Of scoulous family
W.
"FREprnoKs Hall, Va, July IL, ls4s."
SANDS sARsArARLAt seems almost unnecessary direct
attention to ace well known, and dcervedy popular
this preparation but patients often who wish the
of Sasapaia induced worthless
and we think we cannot confer greater benefit
ers than directing their attention to the advertisement
Mer Sands in another column The bottle has recently
enlarged hold and those who wish really good
will lind in this all the medicinal root
The thousands curing the
diseases for which is recommended
time than other, perhaps this medicine
The system for change Of easonHoe Journal
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street. William
YORK.
Agents in Washington city, d. C. r. \. Patterson
CO., and Messrs H. D. w. H. Gilman. Sold
Cook q Pei, and IN Georgetown by r. II. Cissel.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout
Canadss Price 81 per bottle; ak bottles for S.
Mar is--tlsJuy
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United States Patent Once,
lune 10 1910

ne petition Of Charles Davenport of Cambrdgepors Massachu
ss, praying Tor the extension Davcn
po m an Improvement springs railway
ninth day Of September, r' ~ " -
n ordered that the said petition Once
n "onony IN august next at 70 O'Clock and all
petition ought TO be granted y " -" NY "' 80 -
Ordered also that this published in the Repuhic and
Unon washington city, d. c. North Ameri-
can and 6azee Phladelphis Tribune
ord DAILY Bee Boston Journal Portsmouth, IL Daily Alias
CINCINNATI Advertiser, Detrot Republic Augusta
week for three successive weeks fourth Monday in
h"eus' next THO. EwBANK
Commissions off Patents
Editors Of the above will please copy and .eud their
June O--lAw3w ~
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, June IL, 1919.
r1NAx rOTICE-A persons hose taxes on real per-
4 sons property remain due and unpaid hereby no
tilted that payment be made within sixty days from
The date hereof order avoid the expenses incident
the enforccme Of the law, A, ROTHWELL.
June l6-2aw2n Colec Tor.
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RICHIE 4 EDMUND BURKE.
Navy Supplies under the Buresu Of Docks and Yards

Navy Supplies under the Baresu OF Docks and Yards
NAVY AaEsT's OsFIcK,
Pensacola May 10, l649.
cEALED PROPOSALS duplicate for each class separately
sed this office until IL O'clock Monday the 2'th day Of
uns next delivering the yard at Pensa
cola such place places be detected by the commandan
ee OF expense the materials and articles herein
after specified, VIZ
Glass No. Bricks.
sas 900 bricks the best quality, aud uniform
~ samples in this Office
No I.rnher
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KNOX WALKER will practise law he suprems
Court OF the United States prosecution Of
Mar, l0-H '-"'~