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VARIETY STOVE WAREHOUSE.
BARTLETT BENT, IT..
manufacturer and Dealer In the most Approved

STOVES, RANGES,
Farmers Boilers, Ship CabOses, Gas Ovens,
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces Oven Fronts, sc.
Iron Castings generally.
23S Water Street, NeTv-York.
1888 24=3m
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UNITED STATES HOTEL. Philadelphia.
|tAPT CHAS. IL. MILLER, having leased this fssS5H1 fsH1
~ l-known establishment and refurnished it in b
modern style, would inform the public, that they will A
find the of superior character in every
respect.
Capt Millers reputation host well known every
where and he is determined shall lose nothing by his u
all who may favor him with their company.
Philndelnhia May 2 1853 S73m
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Hungarian Anecdotes

During an engagement between Hungarian and an
Austrian troop of light infantry Honved stabbed an
Austrian officer with bayonet, and moraly wounded
him. Natural generosity prompted the Hungarian
Honved to extend his aid to the dying foe. The off,
Ger said TO him with great exerton:
see you are brave and good natured fellow |
will ask favor of you. In my pocket.b book you
will find package containing documents, without
which my family will be rtined-reduced 10 beggary.
Promise to send this package safely to my family in
Prague, in Bohemia"
will carry ii 10 them myself" answered the Hon.
we'd.
Swear it 10 me-" said the Austrian.
Sir. am Hungarian gave you my wcrd,' re:
sponded the Honved.
In a few minutes afterwards the wounded man died
in the arms of his generous foe, who, after covering
The body with his own MANTLE and putting his sword
IN his hands. crossing them, took the papers, and
joined his troop
The conflict ended, and the Honved repaired to his
captain. and requested furlough, which was denied
This did not discourage hero he went TO see the
colonel of his regiment but met with the same result
Finally be went to the commanding general, Kapka,
but even he did not giant his reduest In the night
following he left the camp and in the course Of few
days he travelled 400 miles, and delivered the papers
safely into the hands Of the deeply afflicted widow OF
the deceased Austrian, residing at Prague
Soon after our hero, the Honved, reoined his CORPS
and reported himself TO his captain. who had him ar
rested as deserter. future court martial condemn
ed him to be shot The brave man ca!nly resigned
himself 10 his fate which 10 him not mex pect-
edly. He prepared himself for death. and when the
fatal muskets were aimed at his breast he excaim-
ed
81 pledged my honor and my word and was
bound 10 keep them. Elgen-d hazd p lHdrrah fol
my native land sank dead, pierced by many
musket balls. -.
An Or ~ Tp,4tt ual;o;,., - A., b.,. ..-.... .
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MULES: MULES:: MULEs...

MULES! MUIES!! MULES!!:
THE subscribers respectfully inform tt cir friends and the
public of the Cape Fear region, that they will have for
sale 90 of the finest young mnes raised in kenuckey
at Egypt Deep River the 27th and 2S inst,
etteve the Sd and 4h proxino and at Elizabeth about
the 7th.
The mules are of thoroughbred Mares sired by the
mammoth and warrior Jacksthe finest blood known They
from fifteen to sixteen and half hands high smooth and
equal in form for strength and action to the best
horses They do not hesitate to that it is the finest lot
of mules that has been North Carolina They
give them call and examine and look for themselves They
feel assured that will regret thing except
buying Persons wishing further particulars will please
address the undersigned at Fayetteville.
r. H. GRANT. Wilmington n. c.,
Messrs. DUGALS, Elizabeth, do, and
Gen HAYWOOD, Raleigh, DO;
June "a, '53.-42-3tl H. T. WILSON.
a8- Commercial, Wilmington; Observer, Fayetteville
and Standard Raleigh, copy and send bills to this office
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NHE subscriber begs leave to inform the public >E20
i that the line Of FOUR HORSE POST So
COACHES between this place and Warsaw is still in ope
ration notwithstanding the low stage of water the river
and the law Of Congress in regard to boats
The time of arrival and departure is as follows
Leave Fayettevill daily at o'clock, A. NJ.
Arrive at Warsaw at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Warsaw at 10 or IL o'clock, a. NJ.
Arrive at Fayettevill at 10 O'Clock, p NJ. -
June l7.-[4l-6m] M. MckNNON.
E subscriber having, June Term. 1853 of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of New
Hanover qualified administrative the Estate Of sham
Armstrong Decd hereby notifies all parties indebted to said
Estate, to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against the said Estate present them within the
their recovery. MARY ARMSTRONG;, AdX.
June H. 1853 4l-lm
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Et & ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
y. AND APoTHECARIEs, Wilmington, N. G. ~
May 9th, 1853. 5ou
r DrPRE D. DUPRE,
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'tLNttNGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD

1E subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities, prepared fill
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TON1B-STO ONES-and
every other article in the line of the business reasonable
ates.
SCULPTURING; LETTERING, or CARVING, execu
ted as well as be done either North or South.
The best Of reference can be given if required.
Feb. 49, l853-23-tf1 JAMES McCLARANAN.
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Professional and Business Cards.
H. L. HOLMES.

, TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. G..
Office on corner of Front and Princess Streets pnder
Journal Office. 2Y9CI ~
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A WaferIoa Yarn.

The world has been listening for years sto stories,
of Waterloo; but It would seem that like certain
other commodity long since familiar to 6f fehderss
there few more left of the same sort. 81 An
individual who owned small tavern. near the event
full field frequently questioned by visitors as to
whether he did not possess some relies OF the
and as invariably and as honestly answered in the
negative But he wis very poor, and one day while
lafenting to neighbor not only his poverty, but
the annoyance to which travellers subjected him, his
friend cut him short with ~
Well make one help the other. Make some
relics"
"Bat What can do % inquirer the poor mar. ma
''Tell them that Napoleon or Wellington came to
your shop during the battle, and sat down on that
chair !"
Not long after an English tourist entered, and in
During for relics heard the 6ksir story. The chair
was at once bought at an Incredible price The
.next conner informed that Wellington had taken
drink and the '' Wellington tumbler . was accor-
dinghy sold. The third arrival" gazed with BREATH
less wonder at the nail on which Bonaparte had
hung his hat'' The fourth purchased the door
posts between which he entered, and the fifth be- +,
came the happy possessor of the floor on which he
had trodden. At the last adyices, the unfortunate
tavern-keeper had not roof to cover his head and
sitting bag of gold in the centre of d
deep pit formed by selling the dirt on which the
house had stood.
TAIL OF CoAr--Last summer, while Welch's
Circus corps were fip-fapping and tumbling oyer
saw dist the C6mmon, for the fun of the inulti-
tude, d number of large rents were made in the
handsotlest tent at night by some malicious skunks
whose eager curiosity to the show out-ran their
pocket BOOKS and conscientious scruples, fir enough
Wallet, the clown having spare moment, saunter-
ed outside to SMOKE, and get the air. By,and by,
he sees genius poking around very suspicously,
with jack knife III his fist. Wallet eyed hiti pres
emily my jockey slips DIP to + shady side of the pa
Vili0n, and making an Enormous rent in the canvass
TO admit his big head, in Invent, and Wallet slips
up with keen pair of pocket scissors, and very de-
lberatey clips off the fellows swallow tails from his
coat. The fellow feeling rather lighter or cooler
condition in the puts oft his head turns round
and sees Wallet near by, holding DIP the tails
"These yours O. quoth the clown.
{" Mine Why, gall darn yer picter, dyou cut
my coat-tails clean off in that are way ?n
"Me! oh! God bless you," says the clown, ''you
acted s? mean in leaving your rear SO exposed to hY
your coat-ails broke off at the ro6ts. an contemptn
Holding his tails and breath, the victim saw the
coWn disappear, before he could give vent to his
sentiments of disgust, horror and surprise.
Exchange Paper.
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5: NJ. WEST,
a UCTIONEER Ind COmtnIssIOn Merchant,
"A Sig-tf Wilmington,
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.
THE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
/ of NAVAL STORES, and soicts business from those
having it in his line. JAMES |. BRYAN.
Nav I 1853 2O81w-37-tf
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GEO. W. RUSE.
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
[ "a lime ~ WtLMINaroN N. C.
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BladBn county, Juie Sd, 1853
CO-PARTNERSHIP

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
NHE subscribers having, the 18th inst formed CO.
l. partnership, under the firm of UT1EY Il ALDERMAN,
have taken the No 3, P K. Dcknson's Building on
North Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs A J. &
T. j. JONES' where they intend keep hand general
sortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail, with
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, SHOES, CUTLERY, FAR
MING UTENSILS, &c. JOHN UTLEY.
ARCH'D ALDERMAN.
Wilmington, N. c. April 18th, 1853 lS7-2O-32-tf
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MURRAY ORANI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS & COMMISSION MER-
w CHANTS, Wilmington, n. c.
AnriI 2Oth 1853. 33-3m
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all kinds Of Snuff and Tobacco
In addition to the above he has number of other articles
such Cacoes Shrtings Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, &C. &c. &c, suitable for the Farmer and others.
March 4th, 1853 Lo-tf
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d. C. FREEMAN GEO. HouSIoN'
tREEMAN q HOUSTON Wilmington n. Css
d. C. FREEMAN & CO, New York;
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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Sold in Wilmington by c. DUPRE and W. ii. LlPPITT
January 7, 1858 Is
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN.


CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
y the public that he is prepared to take contracts ia his
line of business He keeps consaatly hand LIME, CE
MENT PLASTER PAsrERING HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK
FIRE BRICK.
n B. To Distilers of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
put up Stills at the shortest notice May 2O371y
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CHEAP STORE.
DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that he
L c0ntinues the Retail bNsess at his Store Market
Street where he has just FOODS,
which he will sell cheap and would be thankful for share
of public patronage
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j. NJ. ROBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
Nails, &C., Front-street, doors South of Market, Viii
mington n. C. [30v7-lyl
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YEAR in advance Or within three MONTHS $2 st
~ -,.s.,4 ;s dalaSrea over three months g OF
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vVHE COMMITTEE ON FIRE will receive

The above named Inspectors and Clerks
mhlT ''
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Sitting af


EF WHEREAS act Of the General Assembly the State
louisiana entitled can Act relative city Of New Orleans ap
March 1880 provides that before Council Of any Munich
pay shall decide 10 be ey
shall be made out budgets estimates exhibiting various
ems Of expenditure including alec the necessary
be incurred by the Municipality during
the and paris thereof which
be published, in French and English in the official papers
paly during least thirty days before the meeting when
els shall fix and decide the amount Of taxes to be
And whereas virtue of the General Assembly, approved
February 80 1852 the several Municipalities of the said city
Orleans have been consolidated and by virtue Of subsequent
proved the date the late city Of Lafayette Parish of Jehr
has become incorporated portion Of the city New Orleans
and is governed by all the laws relating to the
And whereas the powers and duties of the
said city OF Lafayette have devolved upon, in
Common Council, by virtue Of the Aforesaid;
Whereas ordinance has passed defining the urban and
rursl limits OF the city;
Therefore, Conformity with the act of March IL
resolution adopted this day. wing budget ia pu
shol notice is hereby given that thirty amer the first pub
hereof the Common Council will proceed and decide ON the
to ua levied the Of
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OFFICIEL,.
Conseil Commun de la Vile do la Nile Orleans.
u DIES Observation-Disclosures.

seance du Ter Mars, ioDo
" ATIENpU acte de Assembss G6neao ntule
Aee rehf la vile do la approuvt IS Mars
lsso est pourva quavant quinn queeonque Municipalities
ne pue eabi 10 montant de assessor dts Conss
rc re connse budget de dvsrses dpenes probab eop
mcntant de dcpense caaeles de Muuepa6 pendant
couantc pour les parties raies urbn
pobhe en- css ct anglas dams Journal
nkpaiie pendant mons rente
Conses d6oderont do montant des
Et que, dun An6r
10 evter. ls5a Municipalities willie de la No
vee Orleans e eonsOGdees dun
hpprouye lie meme jour- de Ia
etd incorporate do la Vile de la Nouyes Orleans
gouvernse par nsmss lois que eeile-ci; .....
Et aendu les Pouvoirs les devo des Municipalities
la dte vile de Lafayette appariennent antsnsn, conse
mime, vertu du susdit aete;
Et senda quuno ordOnnsnee eis pase dsnssant ies
baines de la vile;
qunoe, conioemnt dispositions de ace u IS mars
1850 resolution adopee jour budget zan eat pubIs
presne douns apes la pre- aro
publication de cecil lie ConseiCommuu procadera
ev6es les tabeauS 1882
pTAV nps pEpENsEg pRORARIES paup 1850
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
JOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER THE NEW
CONSTIIIrI1nN EnR CfiIEE JUSTICE AND ASSOCIATE

NOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER THE NEW
CONSTITUTION, FOR CHIEF JUSTICE AND ASSOCIATE
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
virtue Writ Of Elses,on bearing date The ls,h
Governor the stste the qualified voters the City and
Parish Orleans notified that Election will be held
MONDAY, April CHIEF JUSTICE
GATE JUSTICES THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
% the Parrish Of Orleans erads eOapris,d Of that portion
Parish Orleans bank Of the Mississippi River
that portion the City Newoesns which lies below the line
from the River Mississippi along the middle OF Julia street until
strikes the said Canal to the Lake.
the ssid Second District Pah Of Orleans
prised that NwOfean which
NE line extending along the middle Of Julia street until strikes the
NewOrans Canal, said Canal to the Lake.
The Polls Will be O'Clock until Of said day,
at the Precincts Sc under the
Clerks appointed by the Board Of Aldermen
the City OF NewOfleans.
be
undersigned according law.
Sher Ms Office, Parish Of Orleans, March 10, 1853.
mhstd - III, FRERET. Sheriff
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M AlRlE DE LA NOUVELIE-O
1VA 16 Mars, 1853. CONSEIL Ia VILE
LA N0UY veriu de ace ntne aaSta non,
de ssres, APPROVE FEWER 1854 e yertu
odcnnabce No go d9 conssj 81 & lea e.
II ocobre, 1s5?-
de la Vile Nouvelie LII ND qs Mar. ,ssa v sIH
MEMORIES DU CoNSEL ALDERMEN et YINd;T SFpT MEM
BRES DU CoNSEL DIES ASSISTANTS MEN comT
Trois Aldermen pour le Premier strict, ''''' '''
Deux Aldermen pour le Deuxieme Dsriet,
un Alderman pour lie Trosieme District;
Trois Assistants Aldermen pour 10 Premier Ward
tluare Asst ians- Aldermen pour le Deuniemo Ward
SK Assisans- Aldermen pour le Troisieme Ward,
Trods Assistants Aldermen pour 10 Cinquame Ward
Deux Assisans le Sxame Ward
Deux Assistants Aldermen pour Ia septieme War,d
In Assistant Alderman pour lie Huii6me Ward
Ia Assistant Alderman pour he Nonyene Ward
Deux Assistants Aldermen pour lie Disi6me Ward
I'm Assistant Alderman pour e onx Ward
eront ouyes beuros On aIin et sayont ss
de d max endros 9rUn , ses
ct GreRers ci.apfes pon,,nes
Premier PRECINCT Chez r. Kramer eneonu,e Arron,iatior
Race. Walton Matthew Asn isSs Rs
Grehsrs.ll. '. Jsovy, J. Daggan, Jr
DEUXIEAlE PRECINCT. cafe de j. Hendersop Conms
s-JameS Dunlap, james Godpg, L. B. Gehers-J
5. Osborne, J. A. Adde. - = -
TROISIEAlE rEcols Frlton Cor,pissa;,sa
W. Monaghan T. Nj. Converse, Quick refHeTs-Thona
Diamond am Ms s Dawn
Case Vanostern r. H. Sheds GrcfBsrs.
David caldwell, r. w Leslie.
tlNQulEMk fRECNCT-. "A Ia Mason do Pompo
mtsaires-W C. Seymour NJ Savage, W. H. FkiBs.
L" 2; Ihllard Jam.s Y. Wingdld.
& St IA - Mai.on do PomPe Louisiana eneog
r, D. sykes. X1>9F. A Beecher, L. L. Shaw.
sEPflhME Chez A. o'Dounel, Poydras....
C. Stewart M.Waterman. .Greniers
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Us follows ''-~r
Proposals sell 10 the GRotTND
build
located in the neghbohood OF Hunter
Proposals sell the for GROUND
build house the Chanete Company No al sa5
Lot located In the nighborhood Chesnu
Fourth District 'f'
Bids state location dmsohs and price. sealed and en-
dofsed Propocals sci for the
and 70 be lea at the ece Of the Secretary All
derfnen, Cny HALL 10. NIXON,
mills Chairman CON-, OF Assista kIdsr,,nan
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STATEMENT OF PROBABLE RECEIPTS FOR 1858.


A Wis d ELECTlON SOUS L'EMPIRE DE LA
- NouNELLE CONSTITUTION, POUR JUICE PREsIDENTE IN
JuGhs-AsspClks DE LA COUR SUPREME DE IiFTAT uF IA
vertu dun writ detection Fevrier A. D.
e" MOI adesse excellence Hebe de
a ~ w "a LOIo,iss les De Ia Vile ct ParO
nAr 1855 el le JUICE PRESIDENT et les
Cihh DE LA COUR SUPREME DE L'ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
pour lie Ter ct 10 ~ Districts lie dit District auss on ane M
rois.e doans enten compred portion paros.e d
-H sise sr i've drIe d buye Mississippi portion
s x Orleans .se andessous de gne 9u lpus
veA canal de Ia uvan 10 dit canal usquau lac; e dit ri District
ssi ION que Ia Rarosse doau etend emprend portion de
ye de Ia Nouyee Orleans ais seend an ue
dit eRugl jusqu'au lac. ' ~ ' ~
lie rn'n sea ogysr. lie dit jour depn hsurss jusqu
eureh de apresmid epdrots
lance DIES Commissaires r NOMINEES par oussi dos
Aldermen de Ia willie de Ia Nouvele. Orleans = - 4
Leecton devTs etre eonduie
Boussigne, contormsmen d a ioi ~ ."
mills I'd JAMES FREpFT cLs.;r
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NTEDTCAL NOTICE-DR Lookwoop ten Ter

lvI his patrons
He emnnty successful city and Office prat fer the
regular attendant at the Charity Hospital tho
Of receiving medes He the public that he
mouth throat lungs heart liver kidneys together with that a
Of diseases called venere All prescriptions filled ut the The
medicine. Medcnted
parls the best article be had only at his Office as
- 90 bottle. Medical sulphur baths will
70 patients gratis when necessary but the pbc will be ehhss from
81 90 bath. These baths COMMENT for have
used by the medical profession with unparalleled
Diseased purchased cured Office 81 Circus street. between
Poydras end Pedo the Ccns Street Hospital Office
hours om A, NJ, 70 gP,M. ians ly
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l. STRAUB. n, HAZrETr.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO, MILL FACTORY,
IL Conner OF Front and John Streets Cincinnati, Ohio.

Warehouse NO. 10 Front street. between Main Walnut raeg.
KIDDER Il FABIAN, Agents,
% Magazine street New Orleans
~ The above Wood Cut Of single geafed Queen Of
South Corn Nell and CrnsheT.
We manufacture Cob Breaker OF great Durability
psee continuance on all sizes OF Mills by , mean.
We convert Con Mn into Stock Feed Mill bot few minutes
We portable Mills single double Feaed qts-
y Of French bura 10 grind Whaat Stock
or steam water Or ho power These MUS have eou by
and horse competition against the other make Mills Of
manon occasion awarded beautiful silver medal.
Mills also took two first Premium the best Mills
AsoPortabe SAW MILLS horse power
This Mil exhibited operation by horse the Ohio
medal.
kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ness and durability, surpassed by
Al our articles Srrand as epnseedor sasa oucost
tFer ll description and testimonials II merit upf1lness
refer those Interested 20 our Ianhli, to be h al where
SoTE-Mr Knhs The paset burrows, while Sghibng
Bsows Mil at oar st'e far last Fall was boiserous about his
grind thus: Whoever grnds the most regarding quality
Quantity was to be owner 10th ra al eae and every trait
StraHb to run mn oiGhteen inch mill
Burrows & c sTt i9ESr T fEfaiy inch mill
stranb to twenty iBch Wili.
DD''o"' w. f Il iH9 T 1TSili ''4' ''a'
sraub to run tw, =ty-siX mill.
Burrows Co. TO thirty tueh mill.
Whom The pinch came, that boisterou popped eHt
TIE the above now append challenge soi eeed whole
viii run my eighteen inch QUEEN OF TIE SOUTH with cob
breaker attachment THE SAME ARTICLE That TOOK THE PRE-
Burrows Mill VIM. Stewart OHIO and Kentucky Feed
Mills both be you npprehensve risky
c".sr Is az Should NY gls a, l to grind esusi IN
quality and quantity The combined productions the TIRES
mills Dust pease) then can draw hundred
boys don't cOwarly!he nothing walking straigb,
TOD. II. Burrows Co janis em
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~ Phil ApfIp5IA SADDLE AND Trunk wAREHousF,
~ MAGxzINE STREET. treetS ROBE
Rob k.iSssin constantly rsssiying New Goods
neisnd prepared dear the liberal induce
sass sssisry HARpWSRE HIRNrss LEATHER TaASHI
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBRER SsgQpS SAD
DLEY. COACH HARNESS AND THus" tAIS.
TRIMMINGS, etc
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BUREAU DU COMNiISSAIRE DES RUES,
- Hotel de VILE, IA Mars ls58Ays public prssaua
donne aux peraonnes ont dos Helene
entire les fele Jackson,
Ire is rue Feete ct Ia mite supereue VILE
qnses de are placer Ia facade es
es rre dams deai de trente de la
gao y ss placer les ds oareres dupopetire
des des commencement
mills 1
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Hail. March H. ls53.Pubc
owning ground on both sides Of Ellen Road and
Jakson street. side Jersey
I'm Of the city, that they good
nta fences TO be erected the front line OF the
the date hereof and in default shall 10
the
ordinance of the late city of Lafayette approved sis
Itl5 j. JOI1S. Stteetc