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~ EuEope.
From the beginning, the Conservative. Or to adopt the
true English meaning OF the word, the tory leaders Of the
ghig party, have bean the enemies OF the popular move
.nenis in Europe. They have sympathized with the
thrones and privileged classes, and nwardy and secretly
prayed for The defeat and prostraon Of the people, who
we're engaged in holy struggles for liberty and national
Independence. sllgsA Nl
And none have entertained these antrepublican and
popular sentiments TO greater extent than Messrs
Clayton. Ewing. Meredith. &c., the members Of the
present cabinet tits true that their organs have made
oud professions for them Of their devotion and attach
nent to the popular cause; but all the aes OF the I'D
ministraton have tended directly to defeat and pros
trate it, and to uphold the despotisms against which
he people were struggling. .F84t. ~
The administration processes great sympathy for the
Hungarian and German patriots, who have been CON-
PEELED to seek an asylum among US; and ne wspaper
has been established in this city, under the auspices of
the cabinet, teach the Germans how they are duped
into democracy by the democrats But when an oppor.
uniy presents itself to the cabinet and its followers to
honor the patriots OF Europe who come among Us az
exes and thus express their sympathy for the popular
cause in that quarter of the world, what then, 10 their
conduct How have the cabinet treated the brave Ma
gyars who were recently in this cyi How did they
onor Uhaz the governor OF the celebrated fortress of
Comon--a gentleman of fine accomplishments and of
brilliant talents the last Of the heroes of Hungary who
surrendered to the Austrans, and then only upon terms
OF honorable captuaton Let the following paragraph.
which we copy from correspondent Of the New York
Herald, answer: 4s
have stated all the oiviy these brave exles have
received in Washington. Though they were personally
introduced each secretary, single member OF the
cabinet except Mr. Reverdy Johnson, has LEFT so
much card for them, much less they shown any
cvy by These officials Mr.. Clayton may probably have
feared offend Mr. Huseman, the Austrian charge and
the rest the cabinet after Ewing and Clayton had given
the Hungarans the cold shoulder, did not dare to act
otherwise Mr. Reverdy Johnson however, who Is one of
the counsel heirs OF Kosciusco against Mr. Bodsco
the Russian minister here in Washington, had such
scruples and acted became his dignity gentleman
and an American cabinet minister. Mr.. Johnson proved
himself oasis in the desert the rest of the cabinet have
shown that they have heart than brains but
the world expects nothing of Them, Of course is
surprised or Disappointed
II is enough Not d single Secretary Of the Taylor
cabinet called upon the Hungarian patrio even left
card for tten except the Hon Reverdy Johnson Let
this fact be remembered by foreign fellow citizens
when their votes are asked to sustain the otterng for
tunes Of the present wing administration.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-Adr HsSzs NJ LswIs Montgomery, Aabana, gen
usssAs agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by Mr.
B. BRETr.
0-Mr IsRAsL JAsxs No. Tenth street, Phladsl
phis our general Travelling agent assisted BY Messm Isrs
WMrrIE, Wa WsLD, o. H. r. srrx, JoHs coLLSs, JAMES
DEEnss, A. kick WKLLIEeros ,CuAs. g. Hall e. A. EyAss
JAsss CLARE, Joas w. ALIEs, and 2. LooKE +. t.sf'
U7-Mr Q. W. JAAEs No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio /,
our general travelling agent for the western stsis by
SIXTH, T. DExr, JAsos TAyLoR,L W.
LOCKS w. RAMSAY, and @. srsIsaAn
0J-Rscsipts from either Of the above win be good.
O0-voLs PAIsrs 10 authorised receive advertisements Tor
the Union New york, Phsdss, and Boston, receipt
payment . rs
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Mr. BADGER moved an adjournment; but yielded to
Mr.. DAWSON, who moved that the Senate 60 into
executive session, which motion was agreed to-.
The Senate accordingly proceeded to the consideration
doors were reopened, and aA
The Senate adjourned.
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aThe.o are Tlme. which Try Mems souls."

.Thesc are TIn,es which Try Mems Souls"
When these States first declared their independence, and
were about to take their station among the nations OF
the EARTH Thomas Paine proclaimed in trumpet tones,
.these are the times which try mems souls" Mems
souls were tried. Every nerve was stretched. and,
with lofty enthusiasm which was worthy OF the great
cause for which they commended the people OF the h
teen United States achieved their Independence, and
proudly assumed their station among the nations OF the
world. 4.st M. sss ssagsI lar3a
This new republic has proved herself worthy OF the
sacrifices which were made for her establishment, and OF
the glorious destiny to which she designed Rising on
new continent-srpped Of the anhquated prejudices
and the astocrac privileges which deface the ancient
word-with an immense surface of young and unappro-
praied land, capable of supporting teeming poPula.
ton, and of furnishing asylum to all the oppressed
emgrants from Europe-abounding in rivers and sea-
coast, and all the facilities of commerce and man.
uiactures--bessed with hbery-and. on all these
accounts productive OF energy of character which
has never been equalled by the proudest republics
of antiquity and OF ingenuity and an enterprise which
are calculated to advance the improvement OF the
country to an indefinite extent--we have seen, this
republic of thirteen States swelling into thirty States,
and each State exertng her great power in all the
forms of social improvement. Agriculture, commence,
- ~
manu'ac'u'es euu0auon' "e n"e ven :, 's
ars are EXPANDING unuel "e ~. s,,,s. 4
ZANE, e,'ae, ~ TUG a'' !. p." ..:.h,;.s -
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neeuDk oo,o' - 49, 49, ~.
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" ue ~ - o., sa.h ,.voln,;o0 !. ;nno.
- o.. .as...s a.. rh.,,,, .,h,.,, -. h,vs ~.
$50, "a a. pnnur.b,. MESSING. which bsv, aoved
rn., r..oIl.c, ag.in ,ba, a,b... A.. the
$50. 80 -, wan. .onl. - Tbi. noble coust,u
-" -, !. ,,...rvsd hv N. sam. sprit which
- =. =. tor,,,on W. INNS, r.eoll.ct ,h..
&c. !. h, ono ,oek ON which the Union NAV split.
"a ., avoid ,b., fatal .b;oweck we shall REQUIRE
i, ~. $500. ali n. nerve All N, moral courage ali
ssas. =, ,h., .n;,;, % cooc;l.tion and eomoro.
'ne ~uuea.s al ,l r...ss -. w.r ~ "a .oa =.
A,e' !. e, A.. -, m ~. =.
Aonsnea 'ne v0n'u'uo' an. - 60, u. ,h.,
menus =. SOFA, e'ea'e'o . N..Hs...;.;a. - 4.
seen eauns usueu ~ 1e' :. $3.50 80, 49,. .ao,s =.
''.nu'n ia,"1. -. 49, i ,..,..s u,
"Ao'e .f''"' 81 - = s.-.-.-.,.a
1 msu'uuoho' h"'O Th"'e'S"''s eebs'~'~~- - ~
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WINTER stock nc Reduced Prices.-The undersigned,
being present stock much possible
prior taxing account Of stock and make their
offer following
goods nj very low prices cash. punctual customers,
respectfully OF the public generally,
French in nearly all shades Of cciors
Cashmeres In and high colors
Rich figured Cashmeres, great sacrifice
Medium priced do in great variety. =
In colored Silks supply hand which we WIN
sell at remarkably low prices
WtSrKa sHAwLs.-We have In store
20 rich shawis, which will offer first
80 Iowpncsd shawis suitable for servants
Also OF rich Cashmere long shawis,
which always desirable goods, will sell low.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b co.
Jan l7--eo3
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for leaving them pitAOut any government or protstion
or security, al ALL
We are willing the people shall Judge as to the sound
wisdom Of the two plans N
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limited STATES HOTEL, washington, ID. C.--Tbe
United States Hotel having thoroughly repaired and newly
The house and il capacity recommend particularly 70 the travelling
public persons having business at the CAPITOL IL within
Capitol p.osds.oi ss soaadsas % ii. ability
BY himself those in employ gss The aPgGsssSn bis
Jss ics,.wev Survivor of the late arm Of A. Fuller Co.
nREssINo ROBES shirts, Sse.-sTBvENs, MOL Browns
De e6smbre, some very large sizes and erua lenghs
As .k cotton, and meno undehis and drawers, Of various
Fanny okeuees Shirts which will usual be re,aied
Also a new style shoulder braces
efea. hat cap, and GENTS ouiSuins e.isbli.hmen,
1 ~ .eNa 49,.
QoUQUETs for the Assemblies.- HENRY DOUGLAS,
Florist and seedsmsn corner Of 18th and streets, opposite The
s Ss n. now sns display o. flowers and ii Soss hat s
are 70 procure beautiful eouquse wreath spd o. jsponicss M
ohiec, 70 do up things superior style. Jan s4-Sd
SuoAR and MoLAssns .s Ase.,on.-.os "Wednesday
me caro- brig Fdes from Orleans, consisting Of
10 s sss. p .s,,sss sS S,.%s sugar
. 81. .s ssois CO RED IL Siysr mo,s-e.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
Jan n-imu Auctionecr, Georgetown
Brothers receiving hom factory
.ornsu q spring syle. q papers, borders &c, they
Our ..'osmsnt vii, ts found % comprise possible variety
and Ys from the lowest 70 The highest price, and IN extent win be
Persons buying again win and superior
ri,ssss,s priss, aas.; and Larger. assortment. :s
Sc7 Hsinofs street, between Charles and Lish, streets,
Jan S-im nalnmore, Mo
pHnIP BARTON KEv win ssssnd % any bs.insss
,s: ~ s'ss ssss g. before Con-
ps. and me Dsp.snsn,s oneson srsst .,.,, 80,
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puu.TP BARTON KEY VIII attsnd % any bssiness
may lnued win before either ne courts q his Dis
wies, and VIII Hcnd e prosecution Of claims before Com
pes the Department. omceon Q street. 800. s.s
' Wasnssros, yuv is, les myH-Sawn
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We do not find much news Of interest in the Paris jour-
nails The authorities continue to suppress clubs and
newspapers.
General Jerome Bonapare, the ex-kng OF Wesphaa, TO
the rank OF marshal Of France.
Three hundred Polish refugees, residing in Paris have
been informed that the stipend hitherto allowed will
cease after the lst of January
The National quotes letter from Lyons, of the I'd in.
slant announcing that that day, all the democratic
journals received from Paris had been seized in the
cofeehouses and shops Of the news-vsnders OF that
city.
The Patrie announces that force OF 1000 will
be sent to La Plata to support the negotiations with
Rosas.
large number Of vessels had been wrecked at Cher
bourg, during storm on the 27th OF December.
Lamartine's health has much improved since our last
report.
The Socialists who attempted a revolutionary move
were prosecuted by the Attorney General have been
Quilted BY jury at Chslons
The elections in France to supply the places Of men,
bers Of the Assembly who were convicted in the High
Court Of Justice AT Versailles is to take place the Sd
Of February.
The Assembly, at the last dates, engaged in the
discussion OF bill relative TO primary instruction.
There was new election OF President OF the Assem-
bly, on the 7th M Dupn was reelected by 377 votes,
the whole number OF votes given being sos This cleo
ton 10 for period Of three months.
The vote above referred TO on the Affairs of Monte
yideo rather Of equvocai character M. Theirs
had advocated the carrying into eject the treaty negots
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First Ward.


H., LVo~y
NJ. ~, ,.,, fHSt ~ M u.
a "a91alks Lot, ffHniHE Ieh1upttonlas street. be-
.ins.tl I'atasl sha d. James stree.
sh,nsy - - corner ro Consane and Oftnzs str eh.
r. noe s1ai fronting haga1ne, BASIN street.
Ns 20 Hsligl5is b-iFeen 81 James and Celeste srssta;
P Tg.ford Rel zous 5ssen Celeste and s., James .,ree
.D9gozn ssE9u7, between Market St. J.mes
o. 1ohn the BsptIEr, between Market and s..
- E,,a.'lS ~ .t-. 10.
i.. ~, " Lno agent; St. John the Baptist, between
o. Iah6a aho siaFket srtsts.
Z I'm ~ hoLa oe veen Theresa and Bslechasse
ty 'ss HetSeeu 81 John Baptist and Religious.
- ossi' w. D'hJ' ag@Ll conner TehOupt0ulas
Iisauaal fiar street. between g. the Baptist and
s-aIlst 5 s,Iz S,IEss .. O.
p q sl, asehi 9 'onn the Baptist, between Rchasd
TerTel; St. John the Bsp,is between R.b,rl ,, ,..
Strand Ward ~
Estate Of ". N. wortfsa ton tJnsz- Raw ,r,, . ,,
agsnllf On Dryade
a p ~ 1'F''-''''~ --'-s''
n To rLstI
IN square bounded y Bacchus, Dryades Eutsrra
IsTsz,.,ra and Felicity cad. ''f'
gTrrbv
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ana q so,IIS1 F1ts,r.. t9saa+ o. p'r.tr5 80
a. r RsnreIi. MeIn lrs 5s - 8griis ,j Jy s[s-
G. Dunc5R: south 5rsr Of .'s y,1s I'd t.tan,s
- li.o.+.-,,-, anu "'"''"l1e u.s.
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Pacific RDttroad.-Lt will be seen, by the news
from Washing ton, that bill granting lands 10 The
Of Congress The bill grants we believe, each all
ternate section in a space six miles WIDE on each
side of the road that is TO say, alternate sections
in belt twelve miles wide, equivalent to solid
body OF land extending in belt six miles wide and
three hundred miles long This, according to our
figuring, is equal to million one hundred and
6ftv-two thousand acres Of land : This is a mag
nifcient grant, and one which, il jujciousIy
maraged, ought to make the road itself We can
hardly lrust ourselves to speak OF it Ii the State
should be dlsnclined favor the enterprise, this
gra would seem 10 set the conn any abovr the ne
cessity of sucn aid. If no subscribers 70 the
sIock intending to come iorwaTd, we should
think the present subscribers would care nothing
about it. In fac, should almost be ready 10
suppose that subscription books will be closed, as
the stock of the present subscribers, if more
should be added. must become very valuable'-sS',
Louis Neg Era,
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ua, Nor-aL Dissasca, 1hsna ism, Cuaasous Eruptt0Hs
Stubborn Elr.rs Lirfr Complaint DvEpsDgig R-1Hrt5
RtsB, COHgfuP Fcrsr Sores, Fengs Complaints,
Eryspscs LOss u appetite, PHPles, Biss General De5l
ug, Etr. etc.
E This preparation has borne the OF fourteen yerI'
experience, public favor during
time numerous limitations have sprung founding their
claims confidence community powers
contained the SarsaParu the repuHou "a extended
which has been manly attributable many wonderful
cutcs effected by the use OF h preparation. While Sauapena
forms part combination,
compounded other vegetable remedies great powe and
the peculiar combna scientific Of tsPrepaTa
that remarkable the disease depends.
Other preparations initiate the style Of putting up, and bear
ing the OF its Ingredients, and here ends their
bauce Those needing remedy and purifier like this
queed VIII this dteTGne und, in making choice
hey will orate but that emitted to their
confidence, the long effected living
whose testimonials AID residences have been published
who still bearing da testimony worth. The wtole his
Of medicine furnished parallel to the
remarkable effected by and what has effected
[ an eltc A paI
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BALT iHEL NJ.
that DAILEY'S PAIN

This certlfes that UALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen yea
duration, Warts These fierce diseases have been
aeviated, and they both entirely removed There
be uodoubt but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent eCams for from what has fallen under O0seT-
vpoE added to tine very respectable testimonials favor
Others have used Immediate rfa
do eeruuy the attention CtLhe afflicted
the this invaluable s9iVe.
BuFIio " T. ROSWELL. CHAPIN
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felt immediate wherever it touched and begged
for enough annoln thoroughly. u obtained, and
new life seemed invest To remove the burning and
10 the chest even made Pills Of il, and iO0k them which
soon cured me. / owe my life to your valuable Extract I
being strong ever, and have zee. ever since early
4! The wear 1872 AERZIA FRENCH,
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 19. 1s49.

MesSrs. SAEDsC9CHufm take the liberty of sending
have received great benefit you SRrsapsrl
been OF y, suffering hereby
chseuy certify the good effect your incidence and b0Te Goo
will all good have done. chronic cough
had tomented day and night and repeated attacks eVe m
should die One day,
while suffering Of burning fever, friend persuaded
ncOmp Tabe medicine but tell the Truth, mad
confidence hu1Ny purCh sed bottle and, by its and
the cpuf God health than had enjoyed oF
admirable melcue
With great respect, ans gentlemen ur OBJ seTy't t
FERMlN GROUPAZ
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or EV5ipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear iOr ls
time, buI it driven in, and viii reappear IN ine
some other place The Pain Extractor, howeSe dranS
lnd completely removes the cause the dse8s and effects
UJh pUr
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D A L L E Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
No CnM PRFND

Has discovered that possesses any OF the qualities
OF this tamOls remedy. Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore virtues discovered b. is application
new diseases-o remarkable fact, that many Of its ef
eClsi known Ony from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn
Ventor so admirable the combination oI L. MIS- that
it found suited relieve almost every ament to which
frame OF manis subject Let euumerae some Of the Pc
cubar qualities Of this remedy:
Frst.-lt will, within five minutes from 9 application
remove the pain from the seveest BURNS SCALDs, or
BLISTERS. It will also remove the pain and cure GOUT
TIC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or OrGWELlLINGS.
Ssoond--In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately, il
viii preserve life, matter how be the injury,
unless vital part be burned; and consequently
inflammation.
Thrd.lt viii neal Burns Wounds, UIcers, Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FDurt-lt neDuaiZes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insect, or RaJ.d animal.
FVb.-lL viii, wherever az ,ed, prevent MORGIFiCA.
lion and IL Old wounds wherever modification has
msnCed it viii the disease, and the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, will restore thspa
70 lis natural state.
Sizth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when 5sl, be well wrapped
up the Saly5, inflammation, Swelling Pam can a-
and the bones unite, and become strong with astonishing
rsp,tity.
Scandinavian the Bowels are painful or iniamed, t.,
Extractor if well rubbed them, will afford relief
medicines have failed.
do hame system will absorb than is BecsssaTytl
repair it. It wl not conflict with any medicines that may De
We have moi space this publication enuaerate all the
diseases cured by
nALLEl's PAgN EXTRACTOR,
but shall suLJOn few testimonials OF its value seecte
from the hcusgnds in our possession, from all part II Ia
''0D"'' PILES.
e be confidently mated b cheIg case Of PILES
which may not be cured by The PAIN EXTRACTOR.
II certain remedy, ami the pain and
soreness.
T. John Williams, resident Of .ritol county and City
ol CINCINNATI eei j solemn duty that owe 10 the
MY publicly state that ave been troubled with the
Tor about Years, during which tine have sui
er=d much bodily pain; lost great portion oi by
confinement TO Led, an have expended er hundred
dollars, but purpose lccnluued grow Mean
while, was persuaded, and finally urged to make u tral
" "DAIl4EI'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" " iOi
the awful compliant; and my amUZeIneut,
well and hearty ever, and the OF bOXes OF th
precious ointment ascgibe my These facts will
ing affirm should it make The statement Of old resi-
dent any authentic JOHN WILLIAMS
n n1UT
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities OF Nea
York and Albany abOdug under distressing Fry
4nelas attended with inflammation Of lhe kidneys, and with
bleeding Piles, deeply Ulceraed with large humps OF tine size
Of hens eggs gr0Fuing large bUs FaeU my body.
The urinary stopped for days, when my dszs be
inoIersbg My tongue cracked, and the roof OF
mouth covered with sores, and my chest the
my neck, in constant burning heat that cold wss
did not COO II.
In this misery oncej death and never expected re.
tu1a Mr. LnaLlm Hnsr-I III
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The efficacy Of hePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
il remarkable We know Of cures. aud do not
hesitate say that the OInmen will fail for this pu
pose Decacy prevents rs from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject, The OOwhE prOCused by one OF
Agents.
This will certify that we have used DALLEY's MAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples
and CheertUiy recommend those who may he afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable
tiCle to cure il. PHOEBE BRAY,
8EbGny, April, I845. MARY MOORE.
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From Mr.. S. c. Hayes, Of hC firm Of Br0Cer, Hayes
Co., Booksellers and Stdt0pers, No. 1873 Iarkgt street.
PkiildsiDhid-January 8, 1871
Your Syrup of Wild Chem and Tar an invaluable RENE
dy; cured the of colds with me- If you want a Ger
dfcate | viii cheeriully give S. G. HAYES.
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PADrcAH, KY, Jqne6, l$67My stock of Cherry and Ia
Sy1p reduced bottles and its popularity Is dali
increasing. You wOuh do well me another supply
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cases lyV pieces 20 fNl'ii l4NI-NSi
5 case SG9 Pesses # 3 Nc Mtqs91lt2 9}y >fr nrETTINGi
8 bales L LASTlNGS;j iqSl I9ahed and for sale by
Jy4 JOHN II. ELl-lOII x %. " Grayer st.
s eo9aYs Ys Ig1' a[lS osrg Superior iV' hch VIDE Bob
q 9Iayisl 4
bales ~ Lhlntz JAIONLE,IlS NH :; S;,r,rr,r,
= bales SS assorted HANDhEBEHIEFS
Mexican tGSlarkel, lgSt ,IG IagIgG and Tor sale by
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Y RENI,
2(5Si G - 3 i1' an Caa aunl9 sf =, R, Nv wv t5N"
man and p[equT .trq. from The III Gf SgIo aG 81
SnnIy IN i-5 IN & NJ FOEJ "a W. ,g11"uei sSsA
/ g REN,T-ERo.sST oFE!gE, wi,b Second -
ss Grt1 r. TAITLIiR X % 7s Nag,zns, s,. Li
z-.vyrI M. rIpTr.E pl,p tgE,s.rr NJ rI
2 SOY U"els @ now, no 10 "a !, a,Glez street, con "a
BUAR6SG HOUSE, having a. sea % such ioi u
10 . 5,.,5r> 2,--5-. w. 800. 3yl2
, VIII @ n,s sooi room ss IN IL ua main Hoase' gallery A
eIe rarsr H5s yerv i o'''t t IN @ sU Moe
.T,m n.I.s, TIP. r. ,. liIiAlILEs. lI4.I 8roEssr,o
H70H REAI Low a rev Tw9story FRAME
HbtSL, colLtin4- lotF foomsf add altualed On 80
calculated or rtwo small aEes. but will be rented to A
one good and rsqn,9,g gs[2D e. 80 montn. Nppy
Jgal If between Poydras and Hevia SITS.
TFvn EyFsNVr-The story fr..z Hons. NJ, InTf. z-ro
Nnrb .ite I0Irs Ea % af BS 5G,,5 W T,La p aIeel O.
given lst OcgDer, Fer further particulars appIyto LA
\. +. COCHRAN x co. Y TChOUDt0ul8s
--,,r- ..,. .ALsO,.....
'nE s2ty gn1k House og est SIDE OF Baronne street,
i 8 doors North OF Jula Apply above. sl3
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second door from Fert, oli vii he repisi -
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