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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. 20.
ONCE No. % GEavier street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles sta

Trustees:
John Hagan Joseph Walker John s. Allison,
Peter COnTey, IT,, Mannsel White, VIM. IL. LeveTch
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Strawbrdge. Henry s. Bucknef
PETER COEREY Jr., President Board Of Trustees
JosephW Stanton, John Stroud, Sem, NJ NJ Cohen,
JOHN l. Lewis John Calhoun PreltOn w. FaraT
WIN. N. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William II White,
John L; Satfarsns, Warnek Martin, John ID Beih
A. ID, CrOssmah Marx WafOn. VIM. e, TOmpkins,
Cornelius Felowes. Joseph Lallande. John B. Lseia.
Edw JeuueT Coke,
~ This Company prepared to entertain applications
Tor Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes the Table Of Rates es!eb'
shed by the Board which less than The rates charged by
the New Ok and London offices, and without Their estue
tons as 70 residence in the south BY The charter DIVIDENDS
and can be made available Al TO the extent OF two
ums in foil
IHN HGaAN President Of the Company.
PREsT0E w. FARRAR, Vice President
a.; WEl3nEEBRFT NJ D. Medical lt s9eIa OF
RIoHARD BEiN, H. D. No. s7l Magazine street, Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks ~ 70 81 A. Nj do for
whites, to p NJ, his residence He Will e1 nne white
applicants the office Of the Company daily from B7s 70
without permit which can be bad on application ut ths
office Of the Company. - H. g. HEARrT, agent.
California Permits are ssued 70 Life Insurance member
at NepH YORK and London PrOpeetns table OF rates.
and All Inform alton as 10 Life insurance ana ~ papes ne
eessay to effect Insurance be had at the oce Of the
Company
In oIderto accommodate an classes Of our citizens. young
men and mechanics having families dependent bPoa tbe
the premium amounts ESQ per aunun, 70 pay one
half 10 cash and halt in satisfactory endorsed no'e AZ u
months heanng interest Al pei cent per annein.
N. b. The business Of this Company cqsIhsa 20 4itk
INSURANCE ONLY BY resolution Of the bOSId, no Fine
River or Marine Risks are taken- o-a,
~ Oihee h0uf1, A \. toBp,A lssIVA
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a LII persons Wishing to procure our PIANO FoRTEs
IA in the NewOHeaus market, either with
o. without the EOLIAN ATTACH
MEEI, are informed that VIM. T. M n M III NJ
MAYO. No 5 Camp street, is our duly aU-u VI "
thoIized Agent for that city and fully authorized sell
Of Boston prices with only freight and insurance added and
to receive orders for description Of instruments
featured by leaving II optional with the purchaser to
the II not satisfactory their arrival in NewOF
leans Every instrument sold above warranted by us
and to be exchanged without the purchaser
found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will in
future be accompanied with an invoice at BOSTON
CASH PRICES, which may be by every purchaser
if ndhred for We have the exclusive right aud are fe
ONLY manufacturer in Boston, Of the PATENT dIC)-
LIAM ATTACHMENT, We manufacture the Seven
Octave GRAND PLANO FORTES, with and without
the HSOlian Attachment.
Boston, October "a, 1913. WIS I'm
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Missouri PoLITIos,-John Jamison, member
of the late Congress from the State of Missouri,
has taken position on the territorial question in
direct conflict with Col. Benton, whom he CEN
sures with great freedom one who cannot be
sustained without violating democratic principles.
He insists that Mr. Benton's duty is TO obey or re-
sign; that his late appeal from the Legislature 70
the people, before acting on the resolutions, is eec-
tUally refusal either to obey or resign and that
his position in favor Of the Wimot proviso is one
which should withdraw from him the support of
the party that has hitherto sustained him. The
complaint that Mr.. Benton has disObeyed nstruc-
tons is rather unreasonable. Mr.. Benton has not.
been called upon to vote at all since those resolu-
tons were adopted in Missouri, and will not be
called upon TO vote until new Legislature should
have been elected. His present effort is to obtain
a Legislature which AL reverse the instructions
and leave him free, bsfure the emergency arrives
in which he shall be required TO act We under
stand that il the resolutions be reversed he will
resign. This does not deserve the charge Of def
ance Of instructions, even under the most rigid
construction Gen. Cass stands in the same posi-
ton. The Michigan Legislature has adopted strin-
gent instructions to their Senators to support the
Wilmot proviso. Cen Cass has since written an
ample argument against that measure uneOnst-
tutional and inexpedient. Whether he will obey
or resign, when the question comes up to him in
the Senate is not fully known. But the common
belief is that he will resign rather than con-
trary to his convictions. Still there is nothing sub
stantiay different in his position towards the Legs-
lature of his SRte and that Of Col. Benton. Both
have declared their antagonism to the expressed
will Of the Legislature, and neither has been put
70 the ordeal Of a vote.
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DT- M. Falloux, Professor in the University of
Paris, has just completed translation into French
verse of the Plltus Of Aristophanes. 1t is spoken
of as literary work of the highest order of merit,
and is said to be distinguished for its entire
racy, its conscientious adhesion to the Greek text,
and its animated and elegant style.
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JELLACHIcH AND AUSTRALIA was reported at
Vienna that Jsllachich had forced Peterwardein to
capituate The real fact is that he had been forced
TO raise the siege of that place, and to evacuate
Neusatz, where his troops were too much exposed
to the FIRE from the fortress He continued in the
occupation only of one Of the suburbs, which lies
out of the range of gunshot from PeterIvardein.
Jellachch would seem TO have fallen into disfavor
with the Emperor. The Weiner Zeitlng publishes
an imperial decree appointing Baron Haynau to the
post of communicative chief Of the Imperial troops
in the Kingdom of Hungary and in the Grand
Duchy of Pennsylvania. This decree, by which
Baron Jellachich is superseded in the Hungarian
crown lands, will prove rather uniaYoFable than
Otherwise 70 the Austrian cause.
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
The following are selected from number received by the
-Cenidate of VIM j. MoAlpne, Chief Engineer Dry
Dock Office, U. s. Navy Yard BROOKLYN, Nov IL, 1913.
10 gtOn q may concern have beea Informed that the
Newark and ROsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QuaIries and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh W hte,at WhitespOrt eF county, y. y and have
been asked to stale knowledge of the character Of the
Cement made BY MI. White have used large quantity
of Cement (say 1000 bae) on the enlargement Of the
Erie Canal, at and Albany considerable portion of
this was manufactured by Mr. White and uniformly of
most excellent character indeed ii the best brought
to that market The Tests before using were very severe
but few barrels rejected. have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the same excellent character
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
manufactured by the ROsendae Lime and Cement Com.
pany the Gas Works Reading and can strongly re-
commend It most excellent article Of Cement for
strength quiekne Of setting and for its taking large
quan6y Of sand in its mixing 4, y. HIsHFIELD,
R. S. FARRELDY,
JOHN GIFRY.
THOs. @. MOORE,
November II. 1913. Builders and Arohiiects
hereby certify that have been uspg the Cement manu.
Company and cordially recommend very superior
article have hesitation in declaring il to be the best
have used and would recommend to contractors and
Others requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
proportion of sand article fully answer those
Rochester. N. Y. December !, ls4s.
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros
endae Cement purchased by the conacoot the Reading
Gas Works, and can strongly recommend q being he best
Super'tof Mason WOrk al Reading Gas Works
6 The subscribers are prepared orders for the
above articles IN any quantities that may be required and
etc., being superior articles, and AZ moderate pcel.
HAYMAN s. HOLDEN, So Magazine 81.
New Orleans. Feb " 1879. islt am
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HOTELS. SC


yrvrfa l7.sie 49, - - - = -.
u nsled, viii be ope4.d iIe 9th Of HIay. foT the
reception Of NEIleEs and Families wishing 70 spead De
49ned have pq5ehase q p5opay ~ permanent rsEi
dence, and vii keep theoHAe open Sumner and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and SERVANTS ale anre r1d no
pains expenEe viii be spared render the ag sf u
pleasant and agreeable. Enly2 6mI y. IlEpFfS 8 CO.
SHADY GROVE. BILOXI
VIE Euhacnher bag open aad ready fasanfou
n 81 ne public thet pealant Esssgafs tha SHADY -
GROVE. situated on The Bay Of Biloxi. The Rooms
ore airy and agreeabets grounds extensive and s1sr7
c0nysBienea ) attended iT Families wishing 10 exchange tis
conhaed cir Of te city or puIe and fAe ssf
waller bathing The Table i furnished with a the god
fhinEs g b pocuIe n the New Orleans MARKET theIs bein
almost daily communicates with thaa cily.
Board and Eodgi1gper day s..........,.s... IS
per week.................... = %
- per month ..,.....s.. 30 % =.
je I'm 1oHN COATES.
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GOING BAcKwARDs.-The Portsmouth Journal
learns from official documents, that in the New
Hampshire State Prison, the old system of corporal
punishment, which had been nearly abolished by
the late Warden-only few Of the convicts hav-
ing been whipped, and these with their clothes on
has been revived during the past year. and that
whipping on the naked back, with raw hide, has
been twenty-eight times resorted to, sometimes to
the extent of siEieen or eiphteen Iashes.
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al 9RdRfER Street, 5efa0sca ST. Charles ard Csruns
delet StrcstaO One door from the conner II 81.
M KS WILSON, Gate q q Blsugis SiIeat) yr51eeis
IVA FUZZY informs her ensa and the pshlin gs1e, -.
that she eontinue1 II the shove eligible oeu1u ecca-
LOUISE thoroughly rented and psspal oz tie aeopmno-
daton Of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful Tor Basf 9atrou
age she hopes By diEen attention hs comfort and con
yeIence Of her patrons TO merit and Eecsve cOntnuancaof
n21y Jaw =
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DENTISTRY &c.


DENTAL NOTICE.
y; ~ that they can be consulted daily a.
P.sI. ollleeg iIom a y . 8 ?; X ,r.Dgr
lALsURGERX, are too well known and ~ LILY i
paiculay wohy tie sftsniian q those rsquirnt sufeia
Snes prices are gaded e set ths Circumstance Of
esss .Isst ven residences SAoA ''r' sss Ii'r
Dr.. MESSING, Dental surss0n,
III tour n ~ Nod and Ss I, y n,s sSs 49, e2s M
n as95m ~ epefaiion appgItaialnE @ the
rs - 80 NODE q 9psEallng epPEqyed by TIE
az eAon. aHe q propoIton Q suit the times alah
TOoTH-ACHE CURED
~ 7se, 15ss AZ ONE MINI b Dr. AiEsslSss
cXRoN6SEfs El11tf, 81 10 sssESs es
WATCHES JEWELRY
M a. MEY ER, No. 100 C4sg y,sss,. Ws,eh, ~
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES. ana WA'rCIIEs - AZ
All yetyely errols1 repaired al moderate prices. ml8
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.
r. A. TYLER, g GIMP 81. aseenstantly On hand.
Lever. f Baplsn ' sSd Gyisder W2TCHEs q
- s3 3s SEED yg CHAINS il sEA I5 81.
Pencil, bs. Rncs 8 u sES scs., I R-1d rfes
Necklace kings syerwaTe. Spoons and Forks Ladies
Csndissiieks UrnS. ch Fancy Goods, LaRn.s 61e Per
With great ysEsE q phe article TO
Silver Shell q Steel bowed framss and Classes Of ever
knidEys Protection, etc. etc., constantly hand. and
lifted to suit the eye a. short notice MS
CHARLES LEWIS, ". ARTHUR HILL.
ATTOR WEYS at In ",
HENDERSON, Rusk lOunfy. Texas,
NNIfIE practice in the Supreme and District Courts Of
the State and will attend 10 the purchase and sale
q Lands and the location Of Certheateg in any part of
the state jy13ly
TO oLAIE1ANTso ON THE o. S. GOVERNMENT
NE Of the undersigned viii on the 18Th inst proceed to
~ MleShn ton City qI tbe purpose Of attending 2
attention to any busness with the different Departments
fyi5 LzNGBoN & GRIcE. "a St. ChaHssst.
BIakess Patent fire and water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
lust Teeeved fresh supply of the above article for
= sale wholesale and retail at the Office Of A. @. Will
buh co, II BANK PLACE, the o nly depository
where this Paint can be found in the South, I,
mylg O.shELDON. AGENT
COMPOSITION SHEATHIHG NAILS & SPIKES
EfAfl(A LBS. Composition Sheaihing Nails. q Of
sgOMO inch. = Of an inch, and inch
5o0 lbs Composition sheahing Spikes. to inches in
SAM. LOCKE 8 and Front Lsvee,
mylO Between gustomhouse and Bienvle a.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
| " dispatch. AlsS. NEGRO QUARTERS cheap
and neat model. 70 De seen q the Shop-Eheie az 81
kinds Of G ARPEHTERING WORK and gOBBENGA -
Il done All ST. CHARLES AI{2 I ~ n BfqT gglia
~ ordsu from the Country promptly attended, to.
SHOWER-BATHs
NEW and Improved SHONEk-BATH, at the low
a price Of 81 cOmbi9ing S1gwsr Baa aIia BathtHg
I-may Be found at No. 1872 Camp street also, Pasn
l FAN-CHAlRS, of various patterns For sale By
MRs. L. PARE 1872 Camp street.
Eg- PIANOS TUNED AlSfffs . - Coos
Workman. mh@
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Dcs- Advices from ST. Petersburg of the 10Th
inst, state there nearly 500 vessels at Cron-
siadt, half of which were seeking freights, but
business was very dull, and no employment for
nhins ohering.
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TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
u have just taken the above mentioned establlzl-
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten PIN Alleys
Billiard Room, Ice Cream SG con, etc. ETC.. appefain
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole. and
making very considerable improvements therein, they
prepared receive and Accommodate Permanent and
fransent BOaries Il Is almost useless to eNpaiiate on the
attractions TO be found the DauOliton Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place Of entertainment the estab
shment second 20 in the South possessing. as i
does, almost unTivaed and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and h9weIs, such
where be found ID the vicinity Of New Oreuns
As place of temporary ruSeatonas retreat from the
noise hustle and canes Of city t merits than OId
mary notice iIom the RisiteT.
The undeggled sppriss the Che public ihat Their LaIdsE
Fl always be found well supplied with the choicest qua
ties Of Game Fish, etc.. and they have ladiH finely
ssOed stock Of Wines and UloF Igu0 they furnish
Dinner 6upnel Chance Repuis private parties e
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned theIeiOTetAlt themselves that IN addi
ton 70 their asHduOus efforts TO please the beHus o.
the location. its salubrOus atmosphere. The with which
may be had their estabshent BY railroad render
the CauOlon Hole the most dssibe Of all summef resorts
for the citizens Of New Orleans -, -, -,
~ For terms Of Board etc, nqnTs at the Phhtsn
Hotel, OF At the Hotel in CaHeltOn. Capt a. ARakLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANnLER-
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The subscribers gents for the sale of the Vieie Mon
tagne Company celebrated Sheet Zine would call the
tenton of Builders and Others this article (Ehen used
of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for RO0fs II has been used roofs in Europe for
thirty yean without repair and now apparently good
when first ppt II is particularly calculated for the
roofs OF large buildings churches, sugaIhOues etc. Ccu
larS giving all the requisite Information the subject
be had and models OF the mode Of using applea
ton to STARK, DAY & SFAUFFER,
jyl9 2wdlmW corner Canal and Magazine sts.
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w AAA1A&ANAH ELAAOE1a
FVNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE, il now Open
for the reception Of vsiten Since the last summer
the Establishment has an isg0ne hoIough renovation,
and has been considerably enlarEed- The alcOHlnnda
tiOua for FAMILIES single persons cannot be suIpae
If equaed, By any establishment IN the South. Situated
Immediately the Gulf and the great Northern Mail
Route etWeen New Orleans and Mobile, ncan be reached
from deeOn hy the boats plying between those places
and daily nicalion be kept with all peTis OF the
county. ID about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the map will show
the superiority of lis location al other points on ne
coast for air and bathing. OYSTERS and fl5tf
had in abundance and prepared in the most Fecheee
style. Riding, fnhng. Sailing Rowing, billaIds. IenSS
pins and suc other amu1ements usual AZ pees OF
public provided at PaseaROula, and weseecte
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance
The BAR viii be furnished with choice LIQUORS, ana
keptin the best style
There are two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate Oesed a PasoaR0u0 and
OF Jhem for the viii have his abode IN
the Hotel and viii give his unTeed nitenlQn % lnFads
uch mas desire his services The otter Physician h1s
bis abode in the immediate vicinity Of the Hntai.
~ There Is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL. p!e-
sided BY competent teacher, in the vicinity Of the
Hotel which families disposed sead ihef children.
" Persons wishing Recommendations, win address the
IeA 3m d. J. McRAE, Proprietor.
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The Pore AND THE BoLoGNEsE.-A deputa-
ton has been appointed at Bologna to invite the
Pope to take up his residence in that CITY. A diff
ference of opinion, however, arose in the Assem-
bly, as to whether they should invite him thther or
only signify to him their afsctionate devotion and
their adhesion to the monarchical form Of govern
ment The difference had excited good deal of
warmth Dispatches have, it is said, been re-.
ceived by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
from M. de Corcelles, from the headquarters of the
French expeditionary army which state that if the
French Cabinet persist, after the taking of Rome,
in leaving to the Romans the right of choosing their
own form Of government, the Pope has determined
to repair to Bologna and place himself under the
protection of Austria and the other coalesced powers
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HoLL WOOD HOUSE,


Eastern Shore Of Mobile Bdy--Tsn Miles Southeast Of
the CT of Mobile.
THIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort having IN
il deTgOne many alterations and additions the .hA
past winter ia open for he reception of visit s
This house is bluff forty feet above the 0.-aN-
leyel Of the Bay and open to the bfeezes from every dee
ton. lis dry and healthy atmosphere, with the fine salt
Water and Shower Bathng-A Amusement Of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines and
Table with the best the market aoTdsBFds Fresh Fish
and Oystel In abundance render of the most pleas
ami resorts in the Southern country.
There a OWpressune boat making two trips daily,
Meeting with the NewOTeans boats.
In addition to the main building, number of neat Cot
age (twO eaoh) have been erected expressly for fam
lilies convenient distance, and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle Of a hotel
CHARaEs .s..
GOV w
Per Week %
Per Day .c................. .................. 80
Children and Servants half price.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
Hollywood, Baldloin e0uHty AID ylS I'm
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WILLARD FREEMAN.
HOLgBOOd, BdldaDin eDUHtB. AID Wis I'm
TO OWNERS OF PRoPETY ARCHITECTS

TO OWNERS OF FhOFEIY, AhUEIIEUIa
AND BUILDERS. NOTICE.
F. DELAMARE late Foreman Of the Company
~ Nieile Montague" (PiopTietOr of the MOsselman
Zinc Mines P Paris has inst opened m2ngaetqy olall
SHEET IRON, suitable for Buildings and Household
Utensils the whole done according the stest impoye-
ments..s.L. +: ID. particularly undertakes ZINC
ROOFING, which he guarantees for twenty years Aso,
Bathing Appsreus Wate. Closets and every Thing CON
Relief OF all kinds Agply ths pFemiseH 81 Franklin
street. between Cont and Benvie, where samples Of the
above mentioned works can be seen.
keteT to Me1rs. Stark, Day \ Stauferi Edward GOnd
ehauK Builder
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The CELEsTIALs AT NoRFoLK.-Ths Norfolk
Herald gives an account of phenomenon wit
messed at that place on the 10th: "The Sun,
Moon, and Venus, were, to human optics, near
neighbors yesterday, and were all three travelling
in the same path. The Moon and Venus were ia
near -conjunctiOn-some were Of opinion that thev
were only two feet apart, and others four, six and
eight according 10 their several ideas Of distances
in measuring by the eye. We heard no opinion
ventured as to the distance which these two were
ahead of the Sun, but by the foregoing rule it
could not have exceeded half mile Venus was
distinctly visible tothe naked eye till 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, when, to our vision, she was totally OBJ
secured by the increasing briiance Of the Sun.
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SADDLES, BRIDLEs, BITS. sTIRRUPs, eto., Of
- evety. description. INDIA RUBBER -
CLQIlHLA7, Of an kinds, Am BKpss RiL-
Lows, II 8KrAUL9sfs. 6KfyDI.r-lf TEflTS,
India Rubber Tent ClOths Of HI azes, for sale BY
fs1o SMITH b BROTHER, 50 Common It.
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DIR. CARTWRIGHT ON CHOLERA.
TINE PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF
Il CHOLERA With an APPENDIX. Containing his
Latest Instructions TO Planters and Headt Of Families
mote from medical advice in regard to is Prevention and
NoRMAN'S. No. Is Camp street, and at MoRGAN,S,
BY the post-Ofice iyl9 ImA
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OOLEA6AN1S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UFBG'Ly7T0RY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED BY w, P. Col ENAN, t9ir0d street.
1EA one door below BaIonne New Orleans. These Mills
are in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio New York, Pennaylyan Virginia Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, WiscOnsih Iowa, Missouri. Al.
kansas Tennessee Alabama mississippi Louisiana Eexas
Mckee, and account Of their portability the
thing for California. number Of them have been puT-
chased recently for those DigginsH
Warranted to perform to the Satisfaction Of the pur
chaser or money Refunded. lmhial W.rp. g,
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or Louis Philippe has published a card, contra
dieting the rumor of a union between the elder
and younger branches OF the Bourbons, and the
adoption by the Duke of Bordeaux of the little
Count of Paris
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TO UALIEOhNIhNS!
SMITH & BROTHER. No. SO COMMON STREET
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all

SSmIFH Il BROTHER, No SO COMMON STREET
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Manufactured under GooDYEAR,s PATENT.
GB So b. have for sale, and constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for tie comfort and of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANT Among their assortment may be
found AIR BEDS Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps. Sou weste COaks, Goats, Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags, Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar.
paulins. ,...ALsO....
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description; Bits Stir
Spurs Hair Rope. Moss Blankets etc. eto FHaa
NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. g. N ewark, N. J.
VNHE above named Company have appointed Messrs.
Il HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale of
their warranted RYDRAuLIC CEMENT; CAIClNED
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST. for the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity JOHN H. STEPHENS, PTes't. >
A. LEMAssEHA, Sec'y.
Newark, Nj, February, l649.