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sribate to The utmost of e., .,,;,;..
IIfcatisn Of the a;th inhe,;,e ~. .as s'G
Thus will your descendnn,s s,.sr as SaI
long have passed awav from IN 80. r. ~: ~ Ei'a
and returned 70 vour eternai ha,ss u ' sa.s Is'
therefore, in your ZEAL Ar Il ue.rs es
mony, and the blessing q God Vii ,.. = - ..
undertaking. sip' So4'
PRAYzz.
Thou whose throne the Hs,vs, ,.s.sr q os'9ss f.
stool the earth"-look down upos - IS -..ssrs,
grace, and bless the work which we bav, rdsrs
ken. Vain are our efforts, idle our uains. 4 ha,,
dost not guard and protect US. Excsut fhs I~v5
build the house, they labor in vain that build a
except the Lord keep the city, the ratehman valk,
eth IN vain Be Thou, therefore. near INTO r~
with Thy blessing, that our hands may not grow
weak, our courage not fall our zeal not sIacken 4,
the continuation and completion of this hol, work
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A PROMISE.

In the dark, lonely night
When sleep and silence keep their watch o'er men,
False love- ia thy despite
- viii be with thee then
{, ben IN the world Of dreams thy spirit strays,
Seeking IN VAIN the peace il finds not here
Thou shalt be led back to thine early DAYS
" He and love, and will meet thee there.
u III come TO thee with the bright sunny brow
Ihat was nopess throne before met with thee:
, And then ~ show thee how 'tis funOwed now
BY the untimelg age Of misery
~ u speak to thee il the fond Joyous tone
That wooed thee still with love- e npassionet smell
And then III teach thee how I've tearned 10 moan
since last upon thine ear iis accents FELL
Ill come TO thee in all youths brightest poEer
AS on the day thy faith to mine was pIighted
!, And then III iel thee, weary hour b. hour,
How that springs early promise has been bliehted
:. III tell thee Of the long, long, dreary Years
That have pass'd Ger me hopeless, obieetIess;
My loatlls0Ene days, my nights of burning tear.
My wild despair, my utter ieneiness
nv hear, sick dreams upon my tsvefish bed
My fearful longing 10 be with the dead
In the dark, lonely night,
When sleep and silence keep their watch O 'er men,
False love IN thy despite
We two shall meet agalni
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, July 10, 1850.
Council OF MUNICIPALITY No, Two.

rSo.x,o,. Sitting of July 2, 1850
X ksOLVED, That the Mayor be- and he is hereby
- authorized and requested after having given ten days
nouee IN lhe 9hcla paper Of this Municipality to SELL
eeeIdmg 70 the 18th section Of of the Legislature Of
Stae oil Louisiana approved March H. 1850 the contract
o pu9ng TWO choo houses upon the property belonging
on .e SSeoad Municipality and situated in the Fit and
ouh w ards thereof, according the plans and specca
lions on file In the Surveyors oce the work to be done in
good and substantial manner the satisfaction OF the Sur
veyor and be completed within four months om The date
oi contract Conduon' to b. follows viz: the tracor
70 retaa ownership OF the buildings but subject to he con-
eenee o the Municipality to purchase the same for cash.
IN with the terms OF the adjudication the build
ss 70 ne rented IN the meantime by the Council at rent
pa ~ ef gent per upon their cost provided the
cost q each OF said School houses does exceed sO
Approved July g. 1850 ' ~
[Sgned1 A n CROSSMAN Me-.
True copy: IL BIER Secretary A'' +A"''''
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
~. BrREt7Ie1' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 80 GRAyIER STREET. IL
PENs;:ssTO Merchants, Accountants, etc.
w. d. KENNEY. 81
GOLD AND sELL-METAL PEN MAKER, ~
~ Magazine street, ~
Has on hand, and i constantly manufacturing,
1 ssmsd ksany s oGs aa1 se s s
cairy o e Canal BsnE Mecenes end Traders Bss al
The Municipal Geers Of she Second MqncPal and host q
becoming nseriIe ~ith every one who uses Them.
EINE CLOTHS, CAsSINfERs, sATINKTs, etc
PRICES than keep them through the summer partou.
1ayo & ne sS6% MEDIUM ana and CE1ss and Eags Of
Me1e' Cashmere Kentucky Jesns Ean9e and Blan.e's
y sEYs AND JEANs-Ii6 bales 44 and 5s Cotton otto,
,naburgs various brands; and "a bales Kentueky Wool
ti anu Jeans 'As p' P%TMER 1ssi EER1s Esss St
1 INEN NG0ODs-REGULAR WHOLESALE DRY
good oTmen of Linen GooD oa, e@sens 70 s eys sqs
grade Of dressed and undreed Linens Plow.case inens
Cheeks Planters Brown aud GraSs Linens White and Brown @
Hollands, Linen Diapers and Damasks. Towels, Napkns,
api6 q J. II. PALMER, ss Gravicr street.
MEM,s AND BOYS SUMMER G0ODs-Regular
o merchants and e and deaBe smen Oie5i o
f%Ga fsSe sGs aad Eags FL nsA ns A4 s9 Wsa
Mixed CROTOA CLOTHS; Linen Drills and Checks; Cot.
te2as4 ean cani fS Gham9f s2d sEs y a sveI f:Pe
THOMAS ATKINS,
MATRAss MAKER AND UPioLsTERER, No.
q ss y Ia dssssIpOn' Ha- end Mos NATRAs whole
supplied he reasonable terms mhI5 iS' "
pRiNTEn AND BLEACHED tiOODs-Ths sub.
os aRd pseEsse s 2 RS fS osSao sS g %o s by R The
Lawns, M1slhs. Jaconets and Bareges, greatly REDUCED
EEooDs sys "i9h fnf P& af1 f ] asl
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RIJRFiEU f:00OS
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY


I d. ANDERSON. No. n l5t Chares street - r
- Watches, Chnonometen and Nautical Inssru- t4&n
nens accurately adjusted Philosophical and Eec- r. A.
tneai Apparatus made to order and repaired. eAAk1A
3o-hoDr Chronometers altered 70 IS bours. x5Iy
M IA. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street. Waich. - =
IN1. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD ~.
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. r A
All Jewelry articles repaired at moderate prices miSA
FINB WATCHES, JEWELEkY. .sILVERyYAfsK.
Young s. CO., No. D CAMP STREET, uats
y NELSON A. foUEs,) will have constantly on 80
hand g large assortment Of Fine LEVER and DU- tFAA
wear OF the most approved makers of London Iy eAs
spooi and Geneva, conH.ng of Heavy Hunting and Opep
race Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second On Timing
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies. of
the latest fashion. =
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains, an entirely new pattern
Gentemens GuaFd, Vest and Fob Chains. Seals and Keys
dades and Gentlemen's Finger Rings. Of Diamonds.
Ladies and Gentlemen eaatpins new styles Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holdes Gold Pencils Gold and S
ses IhmPes new patterns Of Eanines; Loekea; tuds
FINE SILVERWARE-Cons Consisting of Table Tea Dea
sef, Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Desert Forks
raaes Butter kHyea ETC.; also. an assortment Of Silver
sPECTACLEs-Por Ladies' and Gen.
tsmen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
-. spectace Cases; Spectacle Glasses suit
s0sPENDER BUCKLEs-Gold and Silver suspepde,
bgckes Fine Silver plated Castos Candlestcks etc. ETC
M ImAEhBlE EE MANTEL CLOCKS, style; require no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
lanes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and JewelU Manufac
~ Iades and Gentlemen wishing the CITY ana a,oeo
Iuy invited to examine the stock above mentioned every
arlce warranted as fine any offered for sale in the city
ana atconsdeabe reduction Of former The stTicte
JewelY, which guarantee PERFORM or no charge sosl
. i y
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~ ~ M gsss:s
veg 19 Hourly Departure Of the CarsOpen
tpbg y uae L9Htstdnd and Napoleon .4uenue BraHch
* Gas ~ glta RedHet.oR The Fare to take place o he
A single ticket any distance tn mr. fron, n, ahoya ;
IT, &C., children over and under Il years 0 10
lIo LOUISIANA avenue, (children half price :. 10
" uehes TOT ABOVE Louisiana Avenue, from Carroll.
~ tickets to OF from Louisiana Avenue ~ - - " 4 M
feFsonai mohlhy tickets, Qfom the first the last OF
each month only j any distance .,.........7 4 OO
TIE Cars depart from L6 Bar0ane street ienoi H
Horse Car, "a A. M 81 and ll5S p M 4 ' ''''
Steam Train, 8 A. NJ then every hour uptiI8p ~ Gon,
the third Monday in February to the second Monia in M
Vember and at other times until IA P, M ' :" A'"
From CdTrOlit0R
Horse Car, 5 A. M; s and 10 P. M.
steam Train, A. NJ, then every hour until p M from
veniber, and at other times until 50 Pm.
LAFAYETTELINE:
Fare any distance. (chdren, above, half price, 90 10
30 tickets, :. .......................,, 4 M
Personal monthly tickets (om the first to the last oi each
month only, any distance. %
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
from 1aIay yeue IN SUNNI and "a A.
from lana stfee uo .,,..-s.,..6t9J "a and A. M.
FROM taIayette IN WINTER and "a A. N.
After which the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
minutes until p NJ then At ~ 10 and II p NJ. from
aPl2 6m JOHN HAMPS0N, Eng'T and Super't
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- MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, July 10, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
.s resolution Of the Council of Muninpaity No Two
% al Their sitting Of I'd inst will sell the contract for
% Two School houses the property belonging TO
WaSSs Sscond ~ m Municipality situated p the F and Fourth
next al ~ ocock in accordance with plans and spec
cations on lille in the Surveyors office. ~
Vh A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
ChaFlest0u. q. G..
e. Es5ffsssss r--HEsiFis5l ~T1Ga =
3 - ,...ss:srts zzEasss.siN -
THROUGH IN ~ DAY

- a..I.s..s -. .s:salssS:=-Es
THROUGH IN IT DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three NJ lies
RGsA1 1 dap ssaTss, sud AfE Hi DEY cAa aa
MoS sSef = Fa Pa@ d'HT s5 Tms
M91iLS 10 MoSTesoHrny-By the Dai Line of supe-
[o nor Frs HAS Steamer e. leaving Mobile at and
dnY re eoE line Ma
RY CLIFTON, Cogt Adams LoWNDES, JR, Capt.
oRasea Farmer Gspt Ja@e a Fae S. fine Gap
y to q hours By the Daily Mail Line Coach-Fae so
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Moqsosfy a. m m Ra0sd R5sdASoss Il mile.
Ssn f. 10 3 M Sa sdaaa p M M. fsiso Rsfosd: d. e e
Atlanta Atlanta, '.. ? m Aagg.ts Ill Railroad 10
Fare to Charleston, ss6 20 Time through
Thee Daily Sage Zines bs%eens 6peGts 40 s n %
passing through Wes Point La Grange and Greenyie to
forward any number of through passengers without de.
To The Cars on the Railroad are Of the most approved
constructonhose upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
~ For Though TcEets, apply to the Agent at the
Exchange HOieI, Montgomery Hall, or Madison House,
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about "a
RE AT NTRAL MAIL LINE,
A., LEAVES; q ARRIVES: DISTANCES:
Montgomery, "a Opeika Ralr,ad.. miles.
1pelk9 49, p NJ BArnesye 10 stages...., IS
Barneshille q o. m Maeon.. pm. Raroad.. 40
naeon ';'.'6 a. NJ savannah Railroad. 100
Savannah " Charleston. s a Steamer. ..l40
Fare Montgomery to Charleston, $2s Soto Savannah
81 50 Time through Y hours including two nights rest
viz: at Savannah and Macon
EE~ The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Lime the MET AAf0RA, VIM. SEA
BROOK and GEN. CLlNCH well known for their safety
neatness and suHptuous fare.
GF No charge for meals or berths
The gars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are Of the finest description
- Staging reduced to ninety-eighi miles.
Two DAILY Lines OF -Four Horse Post Coaches. from Ope-
hka 70 Barnsvle via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches al
ways readiness to carry forward any number of through
passengers without detention.
GV For Through Tickets apply the Agent at the Ex
change Hosl, Montgomery Hail. Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about "a.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
by the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers to Wimin gton N c.
thence by Railroad TO Petersburg; thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond Washin gton Ciry
and baltimore Through Tickets can be obtained of r.
WINsLow Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, s. g. Fare, $40
steamships from Charleston to NewYOrk.
Steamships NoRTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately Saturday, arriving in New
YORK on the following Tuesday. Fare $40.
~ Fare Through, FihY-nine Dollars. -EJ
ie7 SHELD0N& & POTTER, Agents, 68 Camp st.
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w u,
MesSrs SANDS Gentlemen take the liberty of sending
you letter, which be OF importance those who are
s9ferng as have done. received benefit from
Sarsapanla, having beencured of aady after suffering
six hereby eheeruly certify to the good effect OF
your medicine and hope God will reward YOU for a the
good you have done chronic cough had ,ormented me
day and night and repealed attacks of fever had induced
TO believe that should die with consumption. One day
while suffering violent attack of burning fever friend per
suaed me 10 Try bottle of incompatible medicine but
to tell the truth had confidence in it,. finally pur
chased bottle, and by and the help of God was re-
cannot but bless the author OF this valuable medicine
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4 ROMAYOsA (saccesso
INC PLA ..Il.Iss AND BUIInERs.-A. A. BROMj

a a. CO., Dealers an all kinds of LMSaber-C Cypress
hie and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
= and Poplar; Mahogany Newes and Balusers Lah,
and Fire Brick. 20 MAGAZINE srEET, ,NEW Or.
Ii s. 4ss. ;. STEAM IAN sAW-MILL, NAToHEz, MISS.
E OTders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber delivered any
where the Mississippi River below Nachez at short
notice. y 3mW
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Vith great respect, am, genemen, your Oh serv't

n Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. &
D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, cor
ner OF William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States and the Canadas. Price
81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
tsS For sale sale by SICKLES CO., n. JARVIS & CO,
and Il. DUCAGE, NewOFean JOSEPH TUCKER.
Mobile; COSTA Y CO., Montgomery: L, GAMOTES
4 CO., DOnadsonvlle; and o. o. WOODMAN, Vicks-
burg. mvI 3aVd& w
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John sTROUD Il 10, ii6 Oo@mos ST., between We
n Il taSPaeei ~ lfr9 and BaToHqe sts, Dealers iq a
gi8Bs.s ggi8ABHslss RMRSVNgMENTs RRVEg sT3SI TogMBs To- TOMB &
al s different varieties ThOmaston LIME Cal ~WWY
guel PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma. - Tiy.
draullG CEMENT, Pastering II A lR White pandS N
English, Pensacola and Pitisburg FRIEDRICH. my3
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DgBLlC BATHs-FRESI
! Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS ... A lso.... HAIR
QUITTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODeERs,
No. 1872 Gravler street, between
Baronne and Phillip P a
treets.
mv3l If
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NJ BRADNER SMITH, General Commission yNer-
chant, 80 GRAyIER STREET Commissioned to take
Acknowledgements of Deeds and Powers of Attorney 10 Adj
anser Oats and to take Testimony and Proof of Demands
" appointment Of the Governors of the following States viz
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK, NEW JER,
GIS.SIS GG9ISsSIS. INDIANA, Il, ILLINOIS, IN MISSOURI KEN;
CAROLINA, ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
hlDA. o25 6m
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

OIANO FOHIEs FOR sALE-A choice aud large
Il assortment of first and splendid G.
PIANOS and PIANINOS of different 5t5sxSsskfa snlB
styles, from Erard, Pleyel, and other cele- II ia NJ "
brated manufacturers These instEumentsu u VI "
all Of unquesonab superiority for richness Of tone, and
keeping in pitch and The subscriber will sell them
reasonable prices, and fully invites the public
his Waroom order that they may take advantage of this
opportunity. ALLOVON, No A Cont street.
eE- Pianos REPAIRED. RENTED. TUNED and
APPRAISED. my31 3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ysNHEcfb o. HTAHK, Notary Public, No. IS Gravier
L street aud No 10 Banks Arcade Passage APPS ly
II BULKLEY, ..Agent fer Miss NJ. POuitney Office
Ill. No. St. Charles al ap2 Tyr
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EIRE IRICKs-29,OOO Engish Fire Bricks, landing,
Bs HAYMAN & HOLDEN. ss Masazns street,
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LNOH SALE VERY Iowa very large MAROGA-
ny ny ARMoIR, made expressly for Notary Public.
MAHOGANY RAILING, new which will be sold al half
the cost. Apply at Nateiez stfeat-up stairs. ie6
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OR SALT WATER
RATHs! BATHsEThe p


DATHSi BATHS!-The public is respeetfnI Ii,, ,Fl
ID that the sOlendid BATHS, s ollneh
ecenty erected Exchange ASs7ssz===SsS1IIr-
,AHey, of Bienville street SSN
now in operation. The Bath NlSFS=fTs
Rooms for HOT, COLD or HfNA0 ,tHe1JHt -
SHOWER B AT III are well AI.ssA &lfHTsigzaN
lighted and admirably ventilated
expense having been spared by -z=z=s=sszzz=z--
the proprietor make them complete in al their details Tho
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS has
several elegant Bath Rooms on Cont Street near the corner
ol Dauphn, the site formerly known the Nepouiy
Baths which excel in magncence any establishment Of
the kind now In this city, and where HOT, COLD SHOW
Err, VAPOR and MEDICATED BATHS can be had at
all tunes, from O'Clock till 10 O'Clock p NJ .. Hot,
Cold or Shower Bath, 20 cents. myii 3m
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, % Julia st.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public they are
now prepared Ito e furnish az kinds Of CAST IRON and
BRASS WORK, BLACKShiITING of every descrp-
ton, PATTERNS, etc they will also Make. Repair, or
and with punctuality. PRENTICE & MURRAY
I OCKSMIFHING, BELLrHANGING and General
La JuBBING, will st Il be carried on by Prentice: who
would say his former and the public that II
they need any thing in the line call and he will use his
jei5 ims PRENTICE MURRAY.
ENXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Bis at five 10
IA sixty davs' sight, for sa by
ala JOHN II. Ell Tor
E'IRE GHICKs-2s.OOO Engish Fire Bricks, landing,
Bs HAYMAN & HOLDEN. IS Masazins street.
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/ q. WEDIsii, Boot ami S5oe DAM

n'663 '66'3o Sam A bD @ Nv E%IqS%;S qT,', So
Neeps co "a lY on hand every thing in his ne-ineudng
great yally u Ladies aud Gentemen's Boots and Shoes
and Will sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of nnbic
paIouase ls iespecouuy soleled, app ly
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4 D. ANDERSON. No. II st Chares street. -
-. Watches, Chr2nometeF, and Nautical Inzsru- AssA
ens accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Eec IA.
tneal Apparatus made to order and repaired. sAAsiE
-hOuT Chronomeaera altered 70 run 5f hmm. q N
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ENOR sALE-Good Building Lots of Ground: One Lot
10 BY l2O on West side Paquemine, between 81 An
drews and Josephine streets (aedged POnsy claim com
promised price $3.50 Two lots together 3d. 72 BY
lower side Jackson in middle ofsquaF high gTonnd between
Apollo and BranaTd Streets price 81 ,l5i
THOMAS ID. HA1LES, Broker,
yl7 Ct under st. Charles Hotel, near Common street
ENOR sALE-A piece of Ian in the outer paEI Of the
IL city, forming the OF RiekeFyile. III eet
inches front on north side New Canal and HAS feet deep
running TO a point. T. ID HAILES, Broker,
jyls To- under st. Charles Hotel near Common 81.
" iYla 81 y HART N 90. 79 TchnnniinnIas Al.
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ORLEANS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY a. 1885,
FANCY GOODS.

DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGR.
". BrNEtaIR2r Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. SO GRAvIER STREET. ly
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X OoMS FOR RRENT-Seyeral Roomsin Banks Arcade
suitable Tor Offices Torrent. Apply q Natcez street
stairs. mil
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ISGERsOLL,s NEW WORK.

EA BLANCHARD Philadelphia, have just issued an sor
Sketch Of the Second War between the United States Of
America and Great Britain declared by Of Congress the l6 o.
1872 concluded by 18th February 1873 by
Charles j. Ingerson embracing the Of ei4 In well
price dollar. -
Mr. Ingeols position, member Of Coner during the waI
Of 1872 afforded him nnsua opporn
mites for the collection OF information from all sources foreign and
public private. OF h has avaied
himself the result immense Of curious and IN
eresng natter which the first time, and eiuc
hitherto doubtful respecting and
OF that period The volume confined the mere details Of
naval and military Conflicts but particularly OF the Legislative
action political and and consequences OF the
struggle, together with sketches OF the Among
will be found chapter the Bank OF the United
States from is charter 70 its winding with plan of bank
from General Jackson
residing country obtain this book through the
post Office, by remittance Of dollar the publishers.
Dec 7-3eo
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NEW elegant silks, shawls, Ssc.-n addiuon
N received from New York Pha
depha full and complete assortment Of The newest and FISH
ionabie Dress Goods of the which
Is ch ehangeabe Satin de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
Is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
10 rich Brocade Chines
portation and % be found elsewhere In the District
20 pieces rich figured Chanaeabe Silks
10 do rich wAtered Irish Popllns
do black Ture Sstins
II do small checked Silks low priced
s do heavy black Gro
20 do colored Marceiines, OF every shade
50 do styles Cashmere dEcosse
10 do Satin Damnsk Panama
IS do styles Mousselines de Laine
30 do Lupins best French Mennos, every shade
Is do high coored and low priced Moussenes de Lame,
10 do rich Silk Neiycts, Of all colors
5 do yard vide DO do
Together with many other and beautiful Dress Materials
numerous mention advertisement, but which shall
be pleased 20 show those who favor with call
In sHAWIS, nc. e
$50 1914 Scotch long shawls Of entirely designs and
cheap
IS "a Scotch square shawls
25 1874 nch real Cashmere shawls, also very cheap
Is g4 real cashmere Shawis
Is 124 Hungarian plaid Scarf
Also daily expected Of Cioaks vsiies
las Se, cf which notice win be given received
Nov 6-4wf P.H. HooE co.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The will be entered upon books aness the
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward money By letter. the postage
which will be paid by ourselves IN ta
safe transmission. s#ns 49,
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semiweekl during the
Subscriptions for period less than year win be received
terms proportoned TO the above annual rates
n1PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and, BY
sending DAILY subscriber, with $50 enclosed,
sEMIwEEKL Subscribers, with sa5 enclosedi WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed, win be entitled 10 copy Of s
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-02

AZ w. GAIT q BRO beg call attention % their
III. Watches, Jeweiy and Silver together
every variety OF and fashionable article in their line which have
the best ofthe Northern I'm
being purchased directly of them
upon TERMS enabled TO sell at low rates
any dealers n the United States
we received beautiful lot Of Goods suitable for The pres
Gold Chains Braceets Locke Pencs
Charms Thimbes Rings Armlets, silver Gard Cases,
Napkin Rings Cups Forks Spoons &C., besides
advertisement
of description carefully repaired Being ourselves
having long in this branch
our business confident of giving entire satisfaction
no Silver Work Of description made order and
precious in the most approved style.
nj. w. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th 4 10th streets,
Dec. 19-6t Washington.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-02

LoR MAURY booksellers near 9th have received
uuhber, Enssnds complete
octave which tey supply publishers
prce dee OF expense height, Washington Georgetown
lis of ws.hnatou
supplied copies win be delivered from Taylor
tMsuryb. NovA