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Iaaf CFIANCERY NOTICE.
Dana Columbia
In Chancery.

Mary 0imock. his wife.
TN Chuncery, In The Court OF Common Pleas. OF
Paulding County, in the Stnte Of Ohio Ell Dimoek
and Mary Dimock. his wife, are hereby notified that
on The third day of February, in the year eighteen
hundred nnd ffty.two. Dana Columbia, OF the Coun.
ty Of Pauldng, In the Stnte Of Ohio filed his Bill In
Chancery IN the Court Of Common Plens of said
county against sthem and which Bill Is now pending
In said Court and states among other things that the
sald Ell Dimock and Mary Dmock. his wife, on tho
twenty.third day of September In the year eighteen
hundred and fifty, executed mortgage to the said
Daia Columbia upon tlotnumber thirty eight, In tho
recorded town plat Of the town OF Junction IN said
County. In order to the payments OF proHis.
sorry note executed and delivered TO the snid Dana
Columbia by the said Ell Dniock, and dated on tho
twentythird day of September In said last mentioned
year. for the sum of hundred dollars with interest,
and payable in year after date to the said Dana
Columbia or bcnrer, 81 ~ s,,,.,,., ~ ..
The object and prayer Of said Bill Is, that an
count may be taken OF the amount OF principal and
interest due upon said promsory note and mortgage,
and that the morgaged premises may he sold and the
proceeds thereof applied to the satisfaction of the
same. And the said Ell Dimock and Mary Dimoek.
his wife, are hereby further notified that unless they
appear md plead answer demur 10 said Bill within
sixty days after the next Term OF said Court. tho
said Dana Columbia, mt thelTerm next amer the ex-
piration Of said sixty days. will apply to said Court To-
take the matters the Bill confessed and to decree
's's'" '' ALEXANDER sANKEY LATTY,
Solicitor for Complainant
Dnted February 9Th, A. D,1652. , So $50
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DRY Go
Groceries, Queensioare. HdrdiOdre, b

Groceries, QueensDare. Hard,Oare, Boots
Shoes, Caps, Drugs, Notions, &C., 30.
And for Ladies' dresses we have nice as-
sortment Of Prints, de Lains, Merinoes, AL.
paccas. Sattins, Poplens, &c., besides a good
lot of Hoisery, Kid, Cotton and Cashmere
Gloves. Shawls, &c. ,.... .s.,....
Gentlemen can be supplied with Cloth, o
various coiors, Of English, French and Amer
lean Manufacture; latest styles Of Fancy
Cashmere, Black Doe Skins Satinet, Silk
Satin and worste6 Vestings; besides large
lot Of cheap stuffs for pants, coats, &c.
Our stock of Boots, Shoes. and Shoe
Findings is unusually largo and low We
are determined to do the thing up right and
honorable. and one trial IL all that is neces.
sary to satisfy any one. @
We want to buy, and are on hand TO con.
tract for anv amount or Produce Of all kinds,
especially Furs, Deer Skins, and particularly
yenison Hams, for which we will pay the
very highest market price in Cash or Goods
Kalida, Nov. %, 1851. 556
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"A Chemical Compound similar TO the
Natural Oh Of the Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, wllite and beautiful prepara-
"a tionl for promoting the growth Ing
utiance and beauty Of the Hair-remo.
wing dandruf. scales and scurf, and Gu.
ring the cutaneous diseases Of the scalp
--unequalled for keeping the Hair moist,
impar.ihg 10 ia rich silky sofiness and
highly beautiful lustre. Its soothing
hnd agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either TO the head
or irriiaiions Of the skin. II is unlike
any Of the Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
,iuns so commonly used for the Hair
It's superiority over all Hair preparations
consistsin It's properties being rnoisien-
ing and cooling, instead oe drying ard
heating as the alcoholic preparations are;
and being free Of the greasy qualities Of
morrow, oils, &c. Its power 10 remove
the gluiinous coating which obsiructs
the pores Of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary to
the natural moistdre, beauty and growth
ofthe Hair, is unequalled. N2gl
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart more lasting beauty and
moisture 10 the hair, than whole bottle
ofthe alcoholic preparations usually sold;
besides in will no, soil the finest linen
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article TO make their hair darker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely pcr.
ceptible. Mothers will find this preparl
ton the best they can use 10 dress chill.
dren's hair, keeping il in place, giving il
a most beautiful lustre and causing il to
grow luxuriantly. If any preparation Of
art can cause the iiair to grow, the Span
ish Hair Gloss will do il.
Very libe raj discounts made 10 Drag
gists and those who buy by Wholesale
Address c. P. Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor Of
the Venture, al Kplida, Ohio.
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Il Col. Williams, a delegate in Congress
from Connecticut. after having signed
/ The Declaration Of Independence, said ,e
one Of his companions; 'sIf we are dsfea,
ted ia our struggle for Independence,
the ddy's cork will make bad work for
me. | have held d commission in the
rebel army; have written for the rebel
newspaper; 1 am the son-in.Iaw Of a
rebel Governor, and now I have affixed
my name 10 this rebel Declaration. My
sins are, therefore, too great to be pardo-
nod BY OUT Royal Master! then must
'be'hapged,' The other gentleman ans.
wered:---ssI believe that my case is not
desperate. for I have had no connection
with the army, nor CAN'T be proved That
heretofore | have written or done any.
thing obnoxious 10 the mother country"
Tho immediate and prompt reply was:
"Then, sir, vou dessrpe 70 bs hanged.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

MARY VINSON, consort Of Jesse
lAA Vinson, lately deceased. Of Mont
gomery county, Ohio, offers for sale her
lands in Putnam county, viz. The north
east quarter Of section twenty-four, town
one south range 9 east, containing l60
acres; also 40 acres adjoining the above
described land, on which is an improve
mcnt Of some eighteen ocres, log
house, and a well Of good water, former
" owneda and occupied by George Klyver.
For terms enquire Of the subscriber, one
mile and a half from Kalida. e
sao, EZRA HICKS.
December 81, 1851. 56lac
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An aminont Judge Of Paris,I recenlly,

An eminent Judge Of Paris, recently.
or returning with bis wife 10 that city
after tour in Belgium, was informed by
the lady, tha, she had costly Malines
lace ia her portmanteau. She desired
her husband TO conceal Il in his hat
Ia order to escape detection At the
Custom House. The worthy gentleman,
in state Of great perplexi,y, and vastly
annoyed al the inprudcncs Of his wife,
at length consented, csammed his hat
over his ears, and, when arrived at the
station, handed his passport TO the Gus
tom House officials wilh,an assumed air
Of Indifference. when bis position became
known, he was treated with the pro-
foundest courtesy, and his baggage
passed without examination; but, as i'll
fortune would have il, The head Of the
Custom House. and the commander ol
the local gendurmerie, hearing Of the
arrival Of so distinguished a parsonage,
come post haste to pay his respects. To
their polite saluta,ion the Judge, forget
ting The lace, responded by raising bis
hat, when 10 his dismay, the contents
being liberated, ne was enveloped, bead
and shoulders as with marriage veil.-
The offence was TOO public to be over.
looked, and the gentleman was detained
until an investigation could be made.
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SLAvsRY BOUND FOR CALroRNrA.--All over
shs southwe notice the departure Of citizens
Tor CsliforHia, including considerable NUM-
bers Of slaves. We have mentioned the de-
,parturesof the steamer babel, with 335 passen.
esrs ali from the South. and having SIS slaves
With them. We now notice in the papers
thst : eolony Of planters is organizing in
South Carolina, . emigrate to California with
from five to eight hundred slaves. They
have cent . memorial to the California Leg.
islatur, asking leave TO settle there with their
slaves, and in going the overland rout they
expect 70 be protected by q Government force
How the Legislature Of California can re-.
cognize what the constitution Of that State
prohibits. and what the Courts have sustain
ed, 10 somthing which this colony may have
satisfactorily Investigated, but it is matter
,'nos 90 clear 10 the outsiders, NeveJtheless,
we see tendency in this emigration Of sla.
very 70 an. ultimate establishment ofthessir-
stitu.ionT' in Californin,i unless the free sem
timent there shall continue hostile to the de-
'lign. Cincinnati Enquirsr.
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NEW YORK IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
FREEMAN, HODGES a. CO.. = =
SO LIBERTY STREET.,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.

eia NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
NyJ@S1y V@nExo
WE are receiving, BY daily arrivals
~ from Europe, our Fall and Winter
assortment Of RICH FASHIONABLE
FANCY SILK AND MILLINERY
GOODS. F
We respectfully invite all Cash Pur-
chasers thoroughly to examine our Stock
and Prices, and, as interest governs, we
feel confident our Goods and Prices will
induce them 10 selec, from our establish
meni. Particular attention is devoted
TO MILLINERY GOODS, and many of
the articles are manufactured expressly
to our order, and cannot be surpassed in
beauty, style and cheapness. =, a,s
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, fol
Hat, Cap. Neck. and Belt.
SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, o
all widths and colors.
SILKS, SATINS, VELvETS, and UN
CUT vELvETS, Gor. Hats. XIV
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
PUFFiNGS, AND CAP TRIMMINGS
DRESS TRAININGS, large assor,
ment. ,i...,, N .ar
EMBRoIDERIEs, CAPEs, COLLARS
UNDERSLEEvES AND CUFFS.
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE ant
( HEMSTITCH CAMBRIC HAND
KERCHIEFS.
GRAPES, LlSSES. TARLETONS, IL.
3 LUSlON AND CAP LACES.
LENCIENES, BRUSSELS
THREAD, SILK, and LlSLE
THREAD LACES.
KID, SILK, SEWING SILK, LISLE
THREAD, MERINO GLOVES AMI
MITTS.
FIGURED and PLAIN SWISS, BOOK
BISHOP LAWN AND JACONEI
MUSLNS. gs
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AMERICAN
ANDlTALIAN STRAW GOODS.
July, 1851 ,asg,,s pd$5-6u
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JUST RECEIVED:

RY Railroad TO Findlay, an additional
- assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds,
Of various qualities and colors, etc. etc.
Flannels, cotton and woollen, very
cheap.
De LANES, Silk, Lustres, etc.
A new lot Of cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers, Drapery. Silk and Satin
Ves.ings, ETC., etc, for sale very low, by
VIM. g. All. TAYLOR.
Kalida, Dec. "a. 1851. SOL
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" @ CD Cd Id @ @
OF all kinds and descriptions, needed in the
country, which they offer at
Low PRICES FOR CASH
Or APPROVED CouNTRv PRoDUcE.1 And as
they will be sold exclusively for Ready Pay,
they will "A
SELL AS Low
As they can be purchased in any Of the sur
rounding towns. And they solicite share
Of the public patronage. Persons wishing to
purchase will do we'll to call and look at their
stock and Judge for themselves. sM
as g.G1 y WIN. e. A. J, TAYLOR.
Kalida, Nov. 10, 1851. 556
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BOlN w NJ NJ 4. hhoWNk.f
There isa love 90 fond, 20 srue, assal /
"a, oNosrt tho magic de can sever; q
..u sT 10 ever bcauteous, ever pew;--
g 1iSthsin onco linked 10 linked for ever
Thsfc lea love. but PASSIONS beam. ~
Too fond, too warm, ton brghfs 20 ihs's--
y Thephrehuy Of afeveFed dream,
That bufne moment, then = pssf' a
Y Y yrhllke the iebining's lurId giare, ,o
That streams its blaze OF fattl light,
81 Flames fcr an instant through the air,
Then siIiks away in deepest night. is
There IL love whose feeling rolls
IN pure, unrufIled crlmpess on.--
Tbs meeting OF congeniaI souls, s,. A,
cihearts whose currents how In one.
ItIss blessing that Is felt
Bui 5y urifcd minds that flow,
a A. sunbeams into sunbeams melt,
TO light frozen world below.
there is q love that DER the war
Ofjariug passions pours its light,
Mad sheds its influence like star
That brightest burns in darkest night.
Lis love best known to these
Who, hand in hand. amidst the strife,
= Yoeether have withuood their foes,
-. Together shared the storms Of life. s,
: tl.fssg 4 (. 6o,,- ts,.6 fSfl
itis true, 90 6xed, 50 strong,
Il parts not with The parting breath;
In tho souls fight tits borne along,
And holds tho heart-strings o'eni in death
81 70 never qusnchsd BY sorrows tide;-
No, 'tm q flame caught from above
A tie that death can not divide;.-
''ris' Inc bright torch Of welded love. :.
But there 10 one love. not Of earth,
Though sullied by ths streaming tear,
ltiss star Of heavenly birth, "a
n And only shines uashaken there.
sTis when this clay resigns It's breath,
VI And the soul quits It's frsil abode,
That, rising from the bed Of death,
= This lovers pure--,he Love Of God!
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Parson B was trulya pious man, and
at the long graces which usually followed
the meals, be and the whole family rev
erenily knel,. excep. the Parsons broth
erwho being o'er much fat, usually stood
with his back TO the table and overlook
ing the garden. One day-is was sum
mer time-tle parson was unusually
favored; not appearing to notice the
6dgety movements Of his brother. who
kept twisting about, until, finding no
end to the thanks, he broke in with u
Cut it short, Parsou--cut i, short; the
cows are in the garden playing hi with
the cahbages. ge lh y IA
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os WINE The Western Horticultural Review
contains letter 10 the Wine-G Growers Asso-
citation, by NJ. Longworth. He says there
are three kinds Divine, in Ohio, that are OK.
tensiveIy made fof sale. One is the pure
Juice of the dry Catawba. fully fermented /;
another 10 made from the Isabella grape, to
which is added IA lbs. of loaf sugar to the
gallon, then it undergoes fermentation, and
keeps sweet fol. number of years. The
third 10 the sparkling Catawba (champaigne)
made from the grape OF that name, after 1t
has undergone full fermentation, and has a
certain quantity ofrock candy added TO give
ii sweetness and efferescence. In Madeira
a sweet wine is made BY adding ons third OF
brandy to two!thirds Of grape juices, as i.
comes from the press; it is a pleasant wine,
butts not healthy on account Of not being
fermented. Mr.. Longwoiih says, sswe intend
in few years. TO render portions Of The Ohio
River as celebrated for its wines as the
Rhine.n After all, il seems that sugar is TO
the wine-growers what putty is to the gla-
7iers, and those who talk about the pure Juice
Of the grape, and un.ernented wines, are
very ignorant Of the subject. Y
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CHARcoAL FOR SwrNE,-,It is not, per
haps, generally known that one Of the
best articles thatcan be given 10 swine
while in preparation for the tub is com
mon charcoal. Tho nutrivc properties
are 80 erest that they have subsisied OF
il Without other food for weeks together
Geese confined SO as 10 be deprived o.
motion, and fed with three grains Of corr
pesday, and ss much charcoal ss they
can devour, have become fat in eight
days, confined. The hog eats il yora.
.aeiousIy afler little time, and is never
sick while he has . full supply. Itshoold
always be kept in the s,yes and fed 10
,tiie inmates regularly every day, like
other food.
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AMERICAN GENrus. Harrison Winans
left Baltimore, a few years ago, pool
boy, butwiih an improved mind acquired
at country school, with genius, am
biiion and enterprise. He worked his
way in Russia 10 the head Of the machi
nists and engineers, and became leading
contractor on the great railroad between
Moscow and ST. Peiersburgh. 400 mile,
long, and made over $l'000,0O0. On
his return to Paris he married a talented,
and able and beautiful lady, and will
soon build cage for her 10 the shape
ofa villa for all kinds Of mechanics, and
a park ofthree acres beautifully ornamen-
ted, where rich aud poor may feast their
eyes on indigenous plants and rare exo-
tics. He goes once more TO Russia to
fulfill a contract with the Emperor, on
public works. by which he will bring
$500, 900 in gold for his mental labors.
Scientific American. 8st.a
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venteen persons sailed for Africa from
the State OF Indiana, TO settle in Liberia
At the head OF this expedition stood the
Rev. w. w. Findlay, a acolored preacher
of the Methodist church. Before leaving,
Mr.. Findlay pledged himself 10 the Col
onizaiioD agent for this States, that ifthe
scheme Of Mr.. McMicken, for the pur.
chase Of territory, should succeed, he
wulod stand prepared TO aid in execu-
ting the task Of commencing the settle.
ment Of "Ohio in Africa" That purchase
has been made: Mr.. McMicken has paid
over $5, 900 which he pledged, and the
lands are ready for emigrants.
Nj Christy. within a few days has re-.
ceived letters from Mr.. Findlay, In which
he recommends Grand Cape Mount as
the site of the new settlement, and urges
the cooperation Of Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois, in the scheme. M H. Smith,
Esq, formerly Of illinois, but nine years
ofLiberia, and a member Of the Legisla-
iure, unites in Recommending Grand
Cape Mount as the future Ohio.
Mr. Findlay states that he has lost
none Of bis family, eight. in all; that his
health is tolerable good, and says: s3
! do thank God, | would no. leave this
for any country that | have ever seen;
for l have my liberty. ] have heen in
Canada and fourteen States ofthc Union,
bu. Liberia | like better than any,
Cincinnati Gazette. S aa gl,gu'ns.
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DRINTED on superior paper, 90
MORTGAGES, from Swan'simproved
form, by the quire or singy. 96l N
DEEDS, Of Warranty. by the quire or
singly.
z QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIzANCES, and
Afidavits for capiases. a a5
JAMES EEZIE
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed was by the Court Of Common
Pleas. Of Putnam county, Ohio, on the 18th
day Of December, 1851, appointed and has
duly qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of John Kellar. late OF said county. deceased.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
January 20, 1889. g D 565
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A, T my instance an attachment was this
IN day issued by Joseph Belford, justice
Of tho peace, Of Pleasant Township, Put.
nam County, Ohio, against the property and
effects of John Strewbridge, an absconding
debtor. (Signedl
555 .LUMAN WOODRUFF.
Dated this lst day of Move mber, A. d., l5l. !.
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Blanks for sale.

Dn.ed February 9Th. A. D.. 1859. ~
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
...-. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OF THE cossohipATsp pssT p NEW oSIEASs:!
DY VIRTUE of the s7th Section Of the Act
D Of the Legislature of the louisiana entitled An Act to
Consolidate And sd for the
"a q he At s a
ss q d. s city @ l ns
s @ and the & he Ae
provide for the and management Of its affairs" approved
RSeosAs will be rsssjysd Ct The Ct
s s eHsSS
Sc 5os isn
% sss sssE n
with a the rate sa s Rs5 cent per
at s a y Of Is n and hs h ay f I
York, at the option Of the purchaser ,.,.,
- and 0 and ' a n s
bidder BY Of he Commissioner in The city OF NswYork on
there should he bids the same rate, over the
possibie amongst the bidders
The q the safe Of said Pouas 70 :. applied to
Fiat, ssseni 5,rd Municipalities and eli the City
No
tho City Treasurtl'a Office
A. D cRossMAS, SESs-
WI. p ooS]EGsf thairqsn Of the
L. H, PLACE, Chairman Of the Finanee
Committee OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A, L.ssp Secretary. my6 tjyo
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF AEf uRLEASs.t
NEwogt tNa, June ., ls52.
TN CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
D. Act of the Legislature OF the State approved May 1871, and
Sufficient amount OF assets being on hand
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until FRIDAY
tie nth Of September 1852 for the sale BONDS the late
Municipality Number One. to the extent Of FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Said Proposals. be endorsed "Oc Of Bonds Of Mun
pay Number One and TO be opened and acted the said 18th
September those Bonds which be offered the
greatest discount which fall within the shortest PERIOD sh
be preferred and purchased out Of tho funds Of the Sinking Fund
Municipality Number One created by the sd Act May a. 1871
--COMMIsSIuNERs--
AID. CROSSAfAN, Mayor.
o DEBUYS Comptroller.
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
NAi. z. CONVERSE, Chairman oftb
Finance Committee of the Board OF Aldeltlen
|. II. PLACE, Chairman of the Finance
Committee of the Hoard Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYEl, Secretary. ie5 tl'thSePt
-
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL
NKw0ELHtSs, June 5, 1852.
YENHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices OF
the DEPUTY SURVEYORS areo located follows
A. G. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor for First and Fourth pctifcs
Office Polynna between NGysdeS and Apollo Streets
j. A dEMECoURT Deputy Surveyor for Second and Third Dis
trc office Ursune street. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
je9 ii L. II. PILE, City Surveyor.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
HEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANOS

CRATIC D. HEWITT, PIANO ,v,SaaE
~! E EoRTE AND agslc STORE. No 80 Camp
attention Of the public his large extsusveH
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTR all kinds
descriptions nod also to his
from the acoea Of the first
tUkoPI which to be iand those OF STODART
9t NswYSrk Hal I son, of NewYok, and PLEYE co, Of
Phs The above nsrumUnH--ct the kinds
MI GRAND, PICCoLO PICcoLo oBLIaUE AND SQUARE1are
Of the moot celebrated makers in the world combining all
Of O. 81 TX and oeayes They will he aoa
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all kinda and quantity
Among 9thet re snbanre keeps constantly hand the largest
selection ACCoREoNS brought tbs southern
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
turd by WILLIAM HALL son, tho approved SPANISH
,tad we climate The eubrber has ld years experience
me Music hnsnesg the N0rthe cities, well HewOrears
thoroughly acquainted with the business His
stoc hs bust selected that has the Southern Market
and his facilities such that no will
stock Of all kinds nj MUSICAL and and
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC. Tie Musical Public are rproly
invited 70 call Rnd his hook.
felS iyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, 80 Camp St.. N. o.
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

= 'N" OCEAN zen u isl pAl''l0N
RY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable Winter aafice OF he Peace
for The Parish Of in the above entitled suit viii
and Nachez tt URSDAY July 49, och
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with TWO-S rQRG FRAME
HOUSE and with other in the First Dis
rt Second thoeityo Neworeans square
twenytou bounded by Perido raye Prieur
and designated by the number twelve the plan Bri
April 20 1879 and deposited in the office L. AfcCa late Notary
faoc said lot English ennre
inehes and lines trout Johnson street. and
one feet three inches deep, between parallel lines.
GB Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
je23 Constable Second Justne,s (,ourt