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WNARKER,S extract of Buchu for the cure of gravel
and other diseases of the bladder and urinary organs,
In store and for sale by r. +: FESCoD;
Raleigh, March 26; 1889 4e-
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Notice to Debtors.
II l.. HARDING & CO. design closing their pres
Lo ent business speedily possible, and request
all those that indebted come forward and settle
either by Cash, Bond or Note.
Raleigh; January 9th, 1852, Is
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New Books.
DANCROFT'S History of the U. s.. VOL ~.
)Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1852.
rctic Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin, by
Sir John Richardson, G. B., F. R. S. &c.
Received and for sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Anril II. 1852. 10
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WOfe DFy UOOUS.
DLAID Ginghams good assortment, 124 Linen
i shifting 9-s PilIow-case Linen, Irish Linen, Table
and Towelling Diaper, Brown and white Hollands, Drab
Linen, farmers Drilling, white Russia and brown Drill
ling, black English and French drab De Tae, Superfne
black and fancy Cassimeres.
A and 3-4 white mating; A checked do.
Umbrellas and Parasols Fans, from cts. to So.
Toilet and other Looking Glasses.
For sale by J. BROWN.
April 10, 1852. 43-
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NITRATE OF MAGNESIA. Having made arrange
Oments prepare this celebrated aprrient large
scale enabled to have supply constantly on hand
for my customers r. F. PESCUD.
March IA 1882 3S-
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A LII sorts of Goods for Gentlemen's wear. Black
n Cassimele les, Fancy do, Linen Drills. Cottonades,
Black and Fancy Cravats for gentlemen, Vesting &c
EVANS & COOKE
March 10. 81
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ID ECEIVED THIS DAY, large assortment of
AOLadies' Dress Goods, Barege Delaines. Madonna's
French Jacones, Satin stripe Bareges, Swiss and JAG
onet Muslins Printed Muslius, all patterns and prices
Black and colored Silks, Parasols from 25 cents to 4
EVANS & COOKE.
March 16
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II ACE and Muslin Unde ersleeves, Chemzetts, Black
Ia Silk Lace, Infant Bodies, Dotted Swiss NJ uslIn,
White Cooled Muslin for Bonnets, Fancy and Jenny
Lind Skirting. EVANS COOKE.
March l6 81
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Hats, Boots and Shoes.
DERSONS in want Of a fine Hat, for their good
Ii we advise them to give a call before buying
elsewhere We show them, also, different styles Of
the Kossuth Hat, white and black
Miles's Boots, and handsome article of Gents opera
Caters, HEARTT & JONES.
Raleigh March l5 1852. 81
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DR. MARCHISE'S Uterine Cathoheon, Is consider
ed the greatest medical discovery of the age for the
of certain class of Uterine Complaints incident
the last hest gift to man. 1t obviaes the neces-
sity of Braces Supporters &c. All interested,
cure pamp phlet free of charge, containing ample tes
mony from the medical faculty and patients who have
been cured. r. r. FESCOD.
Raleigh, March 26, 1882. 40
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A BEAUTIFUL assortment of BONNETS, from
n so cents 20 81 80 Also, Bonnet Ri ibbons, Col
lars, Cuffs, Capes Kid and Silk Gloves super quality.
EVANS g. COOKE.
March Is. 81
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DOBINSON'S SHOES, best quality, also common
~ Slippers for Ladies.
EVANS COOKE.
March Is. 81
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Ssuperior Court of Law. Spring Term, 1852;
annearing that the business the Civil Docket,
Criminal Docket and Equity Do ;ket has accumulated
insomuch that cannot be dispatched any reasonable
time 1t is thereupon ordered that Special Term of
sSneror Cour be held for the County of Wake the
third Monday in July, 1882
Au11 1911 42z-6w.
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For the Crescent
CIretna RaIIu


president--C. P. Bobb. Vice Presidents-Right Bank
MeDoaoghriae-T v. Labarre Chas. gilman, Karl Kerner
>. s. David Gretnc-Wm. Gilmore, Capt Martin, Capt
A. Worley, NJ. st Armand. Mechanic'e Huns Bennett
John London, Philip Peter R.@Foledano Coast, II,
Harvey, Etienne DeGruy. F. Tazende, Onesiphore St.
Armand CuroQton-P sauve, Lacestierc Labarre, James
waters, L. A. Kirk. Jefferson City-R Beauvais r Du-
gue,jr Col f. White, j. Y Noel City of Netv Orleans
(Frst Disrict Col. W. chrisy, Col Seymour, VIM Ere
ret A. Layet Second Distrct) Labatut, Jos Lamata
Michl Blasco, r. Hagan. Third District G. DeFeret.
a. Hernandez, r. Gardere, Jas Solomon Fourth Dis
trct) D. s. Devices. Jacob Staub j. G. Harris T. c. Jen-
kins .a'gtrs-A. D. seyer, Major Thos Reese Ed Will
son. W. sarazln Parish Of ST. Chares-Carlos NJ Garcia,
Parish u S. Iaaes-E. Robt. Decney. secretaries-H
H. johnson, N commandeur, j. E. Lvaudais, Louis sere
Ine meeting being organized eoquentIy addressed
~ COL I'd White Of Jefferson City, and D. j. Carroll Of
NJ song BY the lee Club Mr. Ohas D. Dreux
the Glee Club a. p BoHa Presidapst Ny
Ii. G. JOHNSON. ''N''
N. COMMANDMENTS eEt
s. j. h. SIvAupAts, secretaries.
LOUIS SERE s
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Eats apubIteatiuns.

5g W W. From ]. b. Steel, go Camp street.
CONFINEMENT - BETTER THAN WEALTH. by Alice b. Neal
D, Appleton & Co.. NewYork
This is beautiful tale for youth beautifully published
BY that enterprsDg firm of publishers Cousin Alice
CHE ''one De plume Of the gifted author writes we'll and
always with moral
ArrLSToss MEcHAsIcs' MAaAziHn, and Engineers Jour
nal VOL Il, No loi D. Appleton& Co., Y.
rms serial Is Invaluable to those for whom its title nd
Gates 1t was designed
From Norman, IA Camp street
NEW ENGLAND HALr and other Miscellanios by Miss q M
sedgwick; Geo p. Putnam S Co., N. Y.
MISS Is one Of tho graceful and popular
81 our ae writer's and her publishers have presented her
beautiful productions in a beautiful style.
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married.:

On Thursday October ~ Mt Carroton, by the Rev Joseph
Walker, NIr WA FORSfiY md Miss CECILIA RI STEPHENS
with the above cake promptly
srcyed for fear s might in ooahy romantic
into the heads Of dudgng young editors Health posper
partners in lifc.l h
On Thursday October A. AZ Aerandsin, by the Mccoy
JOSEPH W. ExADA and MAlAGET H. daughtr- Dr.. u r.
Davidson, all Of the above place. slsi&s5S lt,l
evening" October IT, ST. Theresa Church. Ray
M Better, Mr. CHARLES UzEE and Mss MARY BIRCH, both
this city. ~ }5sgisi .;sl Ss.sS M
On Tharsdey October il Whs,s1s NJ DRuRY +
late Of this and Miss LIZZIE, dnnKhter OF the a
Robert Mccoy, Of the FORMER place. 5
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ToBAcoo-The Louisville Courier of tho 9th inst SAYS
The sales Of Tobacco this have been much larger
than ever before in Louisville The old warehouse To
az winch Messrs Bridges and Turner the popular and
energetic inspectors takes the head The sales at their
mouse or the year ending October amounted to 91so
hogsheads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

SHOCKING AccipEST.-An embankment at Cincinnati
cavea IN few days ago buryng Eve children to the
oeptn Of several feet james Patton aged fourteen
ana Murray three years ed we're dead when
.aken out Maria Bradley aged ten years. was fatally in
'ured ! tho other two were severely wounded
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THAT OI1TRaGE.

We subjoin some certificates from wing gen
tlenen, exonerating Mr. james Dunn from hav-
ing instigated The outrageous attack Of last
Friday night, upon the Union Scott and Graham
Club. We made our allegations upon tie
strength IF zclinlstances, and what appeared
r. us entirely reliable testimony. It IS unne-
Eeessary 70 go into details Or arguments, mas
much: as Me-, Dunn authorizes u to state that
he looks upon the riotous attack as d wanton
Outrage. deserving thomost exemplary punish
inerlt, and inasmuoh as the responsibility Of his
witnesses gives room fol the apprehension Of |.
mistake upoh the part Of our informants We
give the card:
. a cARD-We, the undersigned wings Of Neworleaps
we're present on the occasion when this Wing Procession
marcned on Erday night last past the Western VeTan
Kept by Me James Dunn we can certify that mn
from the of Mr. Dunn took any mart
In interfering with the procession Of Ana whites in tbrrn
iug ssones OF otnerwise. JJ. MoReAN, Iese&
lsi DUNCAN MoFADyEN,
if s&5s6sg WIi.IIAM HEN4No, y
n JOHN II. DEvENIsII,
Y - 4ss4 V ts5ss qts = WM. WILSON, =
II s4s AK s.t5 5itf 5 is GEORGE FERGusoN
IA RoBT. THuEsnEL
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ms PUBLIC REFORM LEAGUE Object The
Suppression Drinking Fourth Section Of
the eague will hold public meeting in UNION HAIL. jackson
Streets THIS EVENING o'clock Several eloquent gen.
e"sn will address the meeting ssa.s reserved for Ladies ossls
NS-GRAND GALA NIGHr OF THE SPAKTANBAND.
At tho grand Saloon the MTE HALL opposite the St. HOTEL
on WEDNESDAY EVENING October 20, half past o'clock
....oRDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT q
SONG AND CHORUS BY THE SPARTAN MUSICAL BAND
CHANG FOR SCOTT THE BANNER OUT, .
SPEECH BY MR. DREUX l4 y
SONG AND CHORUS BY THE BAND.
THE CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE 5s.5lf4
SPEECH BY MIR. BENJAMIN.
SONG AND CHORUS" SCOTT AND THE STAR SPANGLED
BANNER" & tfsA
SPEECH BY COL. ABBOTT, of the Fourth District ny
SONG AND CHORUS RIG JIG, JIG, jig, Jig, jig, jig,
" SPEECH BY AN OLD SOLDIER WHO WAS IN THE BATTLES
WITH THE HERO, GENERAL SCOTT.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
All the Scott Clubs the city and Jefferson invited
By order ~ q. WASHINGTON DIXON, President. A.
F. BoULTGNY, Vice President. ..-7i
Z THoAAs RysESAs, Grand Scribe: ostis
G5~ RALLY sRALLY!i RALLY !-ScoTT AND
GRAHAM CLUB OF THE THIRD DISTRICT
Club will to their ally call by assembling Hail.
MAGNOLIA CoFFEEHoUsE Eyssn Fields md
orean Streets THURSDAY EVENING, d. hapa
O'Clock The meeting viii be addressed by popular
By order of WILLIAM DEBu VS., President
A. BouneRs, B. HxRSANpRz E. SrAKs Secretaries.
M1- RALLY! RALLY!! RALLY n! - STEAM
clnb will THIS EVENING, 10, o'clock
No. 10 Front Lvee adjoining the Crescent City Hotel Punctu
attendance requested business importance will submitted
By order: ]. NJ. CoNvERS, President.
A. d. MAcAuLEY, Secretary. ''7 ccils
~ To THE FIRE DEPARTMENTAL a regular
monthly meeting Protection Fire Company No. held the
mat the following gentlemen duly elected All
JOSEPH +. RUSfIAs.. President.
JOHN G. JACK. foreman. i
A true copy from the minutes.
octIs st By order: ANDREW P. sHnLDs, Secretary.
~ CERRo Como CLUB.-The members of |
this Club will their Salvador Rampant
and CustomhouAe Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING
o'clock All the other Clubs tina city respectfully invited
The Committee Room of this Club Buidng
change Place. totel tel JAS w. DUPLEsSIs, sec'y.
Isg- STATE TREAsURER.-Editors Crescent: /
Please that GEORGE BRIANT Esq
the a five years efficient Treasury Department will be
supported for the Office of STATE TREASURER by
E oetll te MANY FRIENDS
5 My~ For GovERNoR.--We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD
THIS State, under The new Constitution. octT 2pts
Mg To PERSONS RuPTURED.-The many per-
and eectual made deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
page.
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BANK EScIrEMENT.-.The failure of the Bank of N.
Union. at Washington has caused much excitement ana
Indignation in that city Mr. r. H. Gallagher the owner
Of the bank has appointed trustees to wind up the affair
and they have published card holding out faint hone
that all the notes will be redeemed The .Bank of the
also in Washington, has been closed for some time
but Fortunately only few Of its notes are in circulation
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Fancy Furnishing Warehouse.
p. MALLARD s. CO.,


67 ROYAL. AND 80 BIENvILLE
D Have received by arrivals Europe richest
assortnents Of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
ever imported into this city, consisting Of
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDsTEADs ;
- ARMoIRs;
TOILET TABLES;
PIER TABLES
CENTRE TABLES; ....
CARD TABLES;
CENTRE AND SIDE ETAGEREs;
DINING TABLES;
MINISTRY AND OTHER WRITING DESKS;
BOOK CASES; .. g.. .--4- ..i-.H5
SIDEBoARDS; . - a.. -.r-= ~,
WASESTANDS; ~
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS; .a -0..-
PARLoR AND BED ROOM SETS, etc., etc.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES:
LAMPAs BRocATELLE, SILK AND WOOL DAaAsKs FOR ORA
PERIEs; LACE, BoBINET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED
CURTAINS; BOBINET, LACE AND MOSQUITO
NETTING; LOOPS, TAssELs AND GIMP
PRINCES; CURTAIN PINS,
~. 81 sCoRNICES, etc.
CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE:
SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS
VASES; JARDINIEREs /; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN STA
, TUETTES AND FANCY ORNAMENTS FOR NiANTEI d.
AND ETAGEREs LOOKING GLASSES; BOHEMIAN
AND CRYSTAL GLASSWARE; CLOCKS; CHAN
DELIERs HALL LAMPS; BRONZE sTATu-
+ ,. ETTEs AND CANDELABRAs; PAPER
MACIE AND SILVER PLATED
WARE; CUTLERY AND 9.
., ZINC WARE, &C.
MATING,
OIL CLOTH. ETC., etc.
octls etap P. afALLARD Il co.
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WORTH TnsiNc-A piece of alum about the size of a
somnon marble puverized and mixed with wine glass
sun Oh brandy, is said to be sure cure for ague
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Lay 0asd.B0nsegtasg SCIsoOs
FOR YOUNG LAJTFS S7;7 =

q. - :. =. NaM IIR YAM ABLE AssIsTANT
~ Ths above School has opened TENTH ANIMAL ssso
and is now ready to receive Pupils. YY W
s. attention paid as well to tho moral training as 70 t
ieeuai development ind physical Of the pupjl
- For TERMS apply person. or by letter a. ,Is n.. ,,,
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DEIORD AM, nrs srs - = ~
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Re-ODeNed,

% RRIS & WAY,
CLOTHIERs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under Civ Hotel
VIZ lave just opened at their recently improved store their usuua
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT Of f-
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
OVER COATS ss.'- +. -, - y
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
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TIE SHADEs-At lunch time TODAY Tho O., ,.. -,
present attractions which well be resisted
best fxins will be served up, and fluids of the hest
quality served out ''' ~
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OLorHIse, ETC Morris & Way, CORNER Of Common and
Camp have feopsned thslr popular sstabiishmsnt If
should enter their shop he would be sure to 60
into Ats 81 x
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FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
NJ
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
OF the latest and most beautiful styles Their stock of
) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large enpete they are now 10
their friends and the public generally with
EVERY AhIlcLEs OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE
Being constantly in receipt Of the noyeles bv ev sr,;v ~
the North, they will ma!n'an throughout the ssasOn,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
oetls 9Pu NORRIS Il WAY ,nnder CITY IJ,teI
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A NEW Moses. AT Cheneyyille, we see, by:a
report IN the Louisiana Democrat, Mr.. Noise
assumed 70 himself the rather large title Of the
MosEs Of the Democratic party, and imagined
himself on the summit Of Mount Pisgah, look
Ing complacently down into some visionary
Land Of Promise, rich in fat Offices, U. S. At
etc.
Mr. Noise must have been awfully out of
breath when he got up so high quite as much
50 as the immortal Pickwick could have been
after climbing to the summit Of Ramsgate HILL
and, blowing in the labors Of obesity, pro
nouncing IT 6 the most remarkable adventure Of
his life. Nh, Noise must spare our risibles.
A lithograph of him as miniature Moses, on the
summit Of sand-hill Pisgah, surveying rich
prospect Of fruitful Offices, would be the death
Of u.s. 33s 5s48
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E1oFfda Hl8c6on,
80 81 sy,.,,,,,o.r. ostober AZ
Rs,n,r. $40. 80, vss,vsd fnn inrtser connt;es i;
Fof,. ~ vhoh 4 tbat Brcone The democratic
candidate for Goycrnor u 100 ahead and Maxwell the
democratic candidate for Congress, isS94 ahead The
haax from Whig majortiss Ia 1SAS u
follows Por Broome sovsrnor Ie4 ard for Cabeu for
Congress 80 votes They are the following Walton,
Holrnes JAckson vainoun ffanknn ~. Lucti, benton
Leyy Hisborough andaDade
Hurricane In the West indies.
Arrivals from ST. Thomas report terrible hurricane as
hgvipg passed over Porto Rico and the islans
on thu 2ath nit Several vessels were lost and many
damaged ss n s "A y a
Steamer Black Warrior.
,sss slSs vii Nrw Yonk October 10.
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived here from Mo-
be via Havana having left that port on the 18Th inst
She reports II opet 81 ne hut arrests connne
gTIe steamer philsdeipbia which arrived here an
d.v hro,,ebt itst,a..rc. o,e NJ,
Blsck wnsrsor 4oot n NevYork M
ut m.1A., r,,r. r,,1Y,.,o,.
-. 49, - - -,,a.,,s"- ! -"
H. e. -
the steamer Arctic.
i,aatch states tbat AZ ,s :.
X ,,o T.,,o ats s,noy;or M, at,.a y
VII
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hoard Of Health.

LIST OF INTERMENTs IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending October le. 1887 Z.
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K @9r To PERSONS RUPTURED. -The many per-
manen and efectua made Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
naca
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ooTToN of Cotton, at this port from
Sunday evening, l7th up to Monday evening, 18th . :

NEW TosAeco THE first hogshead Of the new crop of
tobacco arrived yesterday, from Hickman. steam
DoAs aeorga' consigned to Messrs r. Ycatman Co
The quality is said to be very good The FIRST hopsbend
last yoar was also received the 18th OF October ~
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THIS SCHOOL will be open NIGHTLY for five months Mar,
October rom bslfpast o'clock the Male Depart
ment at the MA'sbsl School Marys street and the Fmai.
Tor admission to DO made the respective School Houses
the undersigned FRED GAAIERDEN, "a Grarier st) =
" y CUSHING, IS onrnon al. C6mp,jxtas
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Hats and Caps at IVMoiesaIe. =.

,.- m Roofs and Shoes. nd,
= inc undersigned have received within tbe a.t s,, III
weeks and have on the way over $4,000 worth of
booIs, SHOES AND BROGANS. -
o. every description and quality selected with eoa. cara h
rtr,s %snaaoe q Boston, New Philadelphia
rvrp oS ID ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
would do weo call before purchasing
s are ohered ut low pres accommodating tor,ns
+h; ~, ehana more particularly who contemplate LAYING in
~ M supplies we confidently recommend This stock And ~ .
TO call and examine for themselves - 80 'NoA
DAVID TAYLOR & CO.. -ss-s
,,o a.. Successors Of TAylor L Rayne9
80 ~. 95 Custornbapsa atraat
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S Dgy~ For GovERNoR.--We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN
THIS State, under the new Consultation. octT 2pts
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VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND pAMAsK
STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC vELYEr IMPERIAL AND TUFTED RUGS,
LINEN PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CT ort,s. .=.r
FLOOR OIL cLoTHs-AIl widths; -
BRASS STAIR RoDs-Assorted sizes; ~,
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES etc etc is' ~
oc3 6i9p ION CAVIAR srprrrr jt,.-.-,,.
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Observation-Disclosures CTEyEe7lt:
Please that GEORGE BRIANT Esq who
the laet five years efficient Clerk Treasury be
supported for the Office of STATE TREASURER by
oel te MANY FRIENDS,
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Rs- RAhLY! RALLY!! RALLY H. STEAM
BoATaIEN's SCOTT AND GRAHAM ANTIsNAG CLUB THE
Club will meet THIS EVENING" October o'clock the Club
No. 10 Front svee adjoining Crescent City Hotel
attendance requested business Of importance will be submitted
BY order; ]. NJ CoNvERS, President.
A. ID. MAcAuLEY, cctl9
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II E-OPENING at No. SO st. Charles street n
oval sas sRARGH OF Il MoREAus ESTABLISHMENT
5he informs the public aiet o.
Inc Store which considerably enlarged will enable ,b
hitherto s oci so as to Justify the with which e. ~"
bringing bssiss ths. ssn only mode
WINS a III ssS ere osE f95 sale day GENUINE Ju
The the GENTLEMENs HAIR DRESSING sHynoN h..
.as second story It has richly amsbed omar. srs
comfort and with Ii not rnss
oes5G On tu,
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g- CERRo Como CLuB.-The members of
this Club will meet at their Hail. Salvador Pra Rampant
CustomhouAe Streets MONDAY EVENING halfpas.
o'clock All the other Clubs tia city respectfully invited
The Committee this Buildings Ex
change Place. [ote4 tel JAS. w, DUPLESSIS, Sec'y.
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vt;esC Goods.
ihs subscribers have received, by arrivals
assortment of e71-773T
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
AND dENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
embracing all the newest desirable styIss
THOMPSON 4 NIXON,
octlo 9pu 10 Camp street, opposite City Hotel
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SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
MER1No, SHETLAND AERrNo AND ALI. WOOL SHIRTS.
WHITE, GRAY AND RED WOOL SHIRTS: '~.--
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
MUSLIN FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
CHECK COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS;
WHITE ALL LINEN SHIRTS;
4ooo CoIIoN sHRTS-Lnen Bosom Collars and Wrist Bands
~ The Shirts sold by manufacture and are made
our saies In superior We inform 90
customers that keep y szes and ALWAYS
or the article may be returned.
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when were purchased for CASH. and will be sold great bargains
Wholesale aud retail vix .-..tl'.5 lfB.49 1900
80 pieces John Crosby & Sons best D vELyETs; ID.
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% " faraoe Hoomsns Pardoe bent Be VELVET;
o. : - extra super TAPESTRY;
40 " Bgeiow best BRUSSELS; RI &9 80
ao " extra 3-ply LOWELL MANUFACTURE; VIZ
80 - :. MITCEELS a..f,st
80 - . THoMPsONyILLE 81 s--.
100 = super INGRAM; 5si7
70 " " TAPESTRY INGRAM; y.
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We are indebted to the clerk the mail steamer Florida
for Mobile papers.