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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

Fourth Ward-ASSESSoR.- We again
present the name of WASHINGTON LEWIS
as candidate for the Office of Assessor His
conduct during the present term is an assur-
ance of his faithful performance Of the duties
if reelected He will be supported hv
may IS-te MAJORITY.
Assesser.-RICHARD r. OWENS is pre-
sented to the voters of the Fourth Ward as a
suitable person to fill the situation of Assessor.
and will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Announce S. BACON as a candidate for e'ec-
ton as Alderman of the Fourth Ward at the
coming election, and oblige many VOTERS.
Please announce the name of ANDREW
ROTHWELL as Il candidate for election to the
Board of Aldermen for the
may 3O-te FOURTH WARD.
SILAS II. HILL is presented for reelection
to the Board of Aldermen.
Please announce the name of VIM. p. MO-
HUN as an Independent candidate for the
Board of Aldermen for the Fourth Ward.
m 30-te THE PEOPLE
THOMAS PARKER is presented to the voters
Of the Fourth Ward as suitable candidate for
the Common Council. MANY VOTERS.
Please announce GEORGE BURNS as a can
didate for reelection to the Board of Common
Council from the FOURTH WARD
RICHARD II. CLARKE is respectfully pre-
sented to the citizens of the Fourth Ward as
candidate for the Common Council nv
may 24-te# THE VOTERS.
Fourth Ward.-Mr. EDITOR: Announce
Mr.. JOHN p. PEPPER for reelection for the
Board of Common Council at the ensuing cleo
ton, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
Fo"rt" Wara.-Mr. EDITOR Announce
Mr.. JOHN T. CLEMENTS as suitable can
didate for the Common Council for the Fourth
Ward, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
Fourth yv.rd.-We are authorized to an
nounce HENRY LYLES as candidate for the
Common Council from this Ward
m 20--te MANY VOTERS
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NOE afE.

NOTICE.
g~tECOND WARD.-EFANSh has Just received
- from the North full and elegant assert
nent of Spring and Summer HATS-Hats las
is HITS and wishes all and singular of his
patrons and friends to call and examine his
stock. 1T is the very error of the MOON to
say that EVANS c1n't furnish as good a HAT
can be found in the city Now, - Young
America if YOU wish to have cool heads in
these exciting times. call and see
EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from the corner of 18th street
june 3-3t
CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
THE Subscribers will keep constantly on
l. hand supply of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
of COAL brought to this market BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand
Having facilities for keeping always good
stock, we will sell, wholesale or retail, at the
lowest market prices.
W. E. WATERS & CO.
je 3-tf Office corner 18th and streets.
ans-Fans-Fans-and Fans.
T HAVE just received large and fine assort-
L ment of the above articles As the warm
weather is approaching, Ladies had better
supply themselves now.
Palf Leaf Fans, 30 cents dozen,
Ladies' Pocket = 12t to soc apiece,
Children's School g g. to l2kc.
A TATE, Penn avenue,
10 ST. between 10th and lth streets
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announce c. J. CANFIELD, as a suitable can
didate, for the Board Of Common Council, at
the ensuing election, and oblige
III lite A VOTER.
Announce JAMES MAHER Public Garde-
ner) as suitable candidate for the Board of
Aldermen from the Second Ward MANY
Announce that JNO. NJ. DOM is respect
fully presented to the Second Ward voters for
election to the Board of Common Council by
his FRIENDS.
Please announce J. T. EVANS as a candi-
date for Common Council from the Second
Ward. He will be supported by MANY.
The voters of the Second Ward will support
VIM. ORME for Alderman, and GEORGE II.
PLANT for Assessor at the coming election X
For re- election to the Common Council from
the Second Ward JOEL DOWNER, MICH
OLAS CALLAN, j. R. BARR.
ROBERT F. DOYLE is recommended to the
voters of the Second Ward for the Common
Council. MANY
B. W. REED is respectfully presented be-
fore the voters of the Second Ward as candi-
date for the Board of Alderman. He will be
supported by MANY.
Sccons, Ward.-We are authorized to say
that B. WILLETT has consented to be can
didate for Alderman, and will he Supported by
m 20-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

Third Wara.-Mr. EDIToR Please an
nounce RICHARD H. LASKEY. ESQ. as a
candidate for the Board of Common Council
for the Third Ward. VOTER
JOSEPH ". DAVIS is presented to the vo-
tiers of the Third Ward for reelection to the
Board OF Common Council. without respect to
party organization, and will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
We respectfully recommend DR. JOSEPH
BORROWS for reelection as Alderman to rep
resent the Third Ward
WILLIAM A. KENNEDY is announced as
a candidate for the Board of Common Council
from the Third Ward, and will be supported
by MANY VOTERS.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Cify CoiIectOr.-The friends OF ROBERT
). ROCHE, the present incumbent, submit his
name to the favorable consideration of the vo-
tiers for reelection to the Office of Collector of
Taxes. n, tH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

A Scared Fislman-A son Of the EN-
erald Isle visited the Circus last night,
and while there, imagined he had lost
his purse. containing over twenty dollars.
Pat was frightened, and Selling bloody
nagur," he started with him to the watch
house, accused him of picking his pocket
and had him searched. Not finding any
thing of value upon his sable prisoner,
he began to cry, and his tears awakened
the sympathy of the officers, who kindly
volunteered to assist him ii seeking for
his lost treasure. The first place exam
ined was Pats own pocket, where it was
found snugly put away. Pat was very
glad to find his money. but did not APP
pear to regret the injustice he had done
the negro. Pat left the watch house
amid the groans and Kisses of angry by
ISLANDERS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03

First Ward.-J. L. CATHCART is pre-
sented to the voters of the First Ward as
candidate for the Board Of Common Council
at the coming election, and will be supported
by I'm 21-te1 THE VOTERS.
GEO. T. McGLUE is presented to the vo-
tiers of the First Ward as suitable candidate
for the Board of Aldermen. He will be sup
ported by a MAJORITY.
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Bwglars.-Last Wednesday evening a
family residing on E street, near SIXTH
was aroused by the sound of footsteps IN
the house at late hour.
The watchmen upon the walk were
called, and as they entered the front of
the house the burglars were heard leaving
by window at the rear. 1t is thought
there were several of them. Load your
revolvers, and look for them,
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x.v orleans Ad,er.tstsessN


.Ner Drisons
Tpt und.r-iynrd desires res
p.ctfuily to inform the public iha-
TV19 'aey can alway- lind al hi- Mas,
More. a choice and large assortment of P'""o
Fori., at yrrv reasonable prices, and on aec"m-
mudsung terms.
Anon. them ar. pinano For'es msdr w it"
old and celebrated manufacturers. I ''ilbTfi
s. Co, Of Boston. Of rch tone, and hhiNh''
beautifully IN roses ona hlsrs walnut aud ma
hnganv, With IRON ffamea, made IN 10. most
subs; lniial and eorkmanlike mRht'f AS"
tn. Justly celebrated .GoiiaH P'ano iar''s.
yhish Tor sweetness OF tone have not b''n
rqualied They are peculiarly suited l" We
country. as the thlan does not roqutf" tuaing
for wears
The New improvement in'fiano t"f''-
IN. patent fhrafng Dt,rbrtdgs. l. also Tor
sale At the same establishment Ihi~ Improve
ment gives peculiar irmne.~ and hfilliaccY 10
M. treble. add to the durability anf'~irehg'h
of the Piano, and render. 10 capable - REMAIN
,oy much longer in tune than those ,n Ordinary
use
" r " Is Agent for NRrt H@rs 'cetrbfsird
Grand Pianos and i'inntno- made ~ Par- For
power and sweetness Of toUe. they stand pre-
er'lusui
ne Dafrs Com pospd iNnohmsH' }. feilet
& Cos Pan- Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures. con stantiy receiving
and tor sale on liberal teens.
x,coui- Vaud Piaaos for .alc, from $50 to
5000 each, and taken in part payment Tor ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired Tuned Rented. aud APP
prai~"d
Cafhearfs Heio,i-aa This beautiful toned
Wind-Iu~tfumeni. Tot ' illage thurchc-, Lodges
S,rrnadinp paries and the private pfactee OF
Crgnnl=is :. possesses o sweet aud powerful tone
il portable weighing % pounds and offered
at $50 each
= Drdcf- or guitars, tiolins, vo'6neelio-
claronet- flutes, fagcolel., strings and music
merchandise of every Kind vii be promptly
executed ut reasonable prr.- Bands supplied
with brass instruments and band music.
Uorps, double aud single acton, On hand and
made To order, to -Hit the taste OF purchasers
Nnsc.-The largest catalogu" IN the South
The stock !. an accumulation 81 over twenty
years IL il are man, old and beautiful pieces
out Of print.
Ssr Nusir received us every arrival from
the North. AND BY the Foreign steamships
NyaHtsh songs, dances, wait1r~, As---H regular
supply Original mn-ic published ever wees
NJ the -tnfc--uaiNr compositions solicited
Music. bound copied. and arranged Snh-crp
toms received for the Message Bed, Narauii
unsiral Tiniss. and TIE HUFFMAN, Din. y,
undressing sine undersigned catalogue Of mn
sic will be sent to any part of III" adjoining
states.
Dee !. ls5l WM r. MA\O.
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9eletteo poetrp.
oAnr 70 WITHOUT \ PAPER

~ o~r o. rss ssort'"
What, do without fspcr' No,
I've tried !, 10 my so'rcS
h. 10 subscribe for one. ! u go,
Nor asit until io-moroS.
Should lovers hang OF d,o1 II themselves
On otner foolish eaper,
] never get 10 hear 81 t.
lido no, take the paper
Why. there. my neighbor, Toby Stout
lie reads the weesly News,
And having us~. 70 ials about,
lie never acts TIE blue'
Willie others ya~n in ennul.
III. mind is light as ,apor.
The cause is plain to half an we
Ir always takes the paper.
While ueigl,bor Stout hears all the news
And knows each current price,
And AWAY, .aind. the p'sand O.
~ taking good advice,
eanuo, tell the pre-. ~ grain,
OF poultry, cofsc, tape, or
OF any k,nJ Of mrrhandi-e--
Because ! do MT take the paper
Though have studies which require
Much tone and mental labor.
Yet can .psFe little tine
A. sell A. Stout, my nelglbor.
Though time be precious, can use
A longrr midnight tape',
And thu find time to rvnd the news
Therefor. II take paper.
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$500 CnAL ENCE!
yfOHENNACk'S WORM SYRrp


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safety d'F'n''' ".'"T w. YOU n'N.s
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a'iog u according 10 we "te' Mons ,i' patent
= mol rcN"Ss :" "c"'''' H''' '"' "'imS 'hof-
"ushD 'f"n'1''u ''''n ''' s,1''u' 70" can
fe.' assured Their = u" 'emra! eei"nd the
graNr, - Tor i"li, mere = u" ru'h ""fd a. iall
with tb",c Who use my worm NFup
A>l ARMIES OK SNAIL fHHf ~ WORMS
h,,e worm :" ""." ''r "''"'" N'''n
i hablr, are ''c most fo""''onh' "' al
e'''f' n'l are g'"''''Y !" o' ,''o'' IN The
rec'um' aud II M'""'a !" ''i''''' ron Ia. u.
rtailoh lhtt produce lay i,'' 'o"'''"'ion ief
s"ri"us disorders 'nrh ~ i"'i''"I'a''"" Of the
bowels, ana "'h'f dera,s'"'"'s "' VI. ''"m-
arh he hr,' ana -"i,'' medicine i"ai can
be n''d' l. ~" "'"'h ""'" syrup such -
thr iNnhi~hlhS ""'' VI ", "'"'''', over
i'c1nic,. that ! DEFY any OF" to Prodoce a
cast ~hcre ny N"fm syrup ard i.'"r f's
are recommended I" ac u-rd they VIII n"i cure,
All that i necessary 1T IT,. 'he syrup IN ae.
eurdanvc with directions on each both. and
ia ca,, a grnilr pure3tli>r i, required IN order
Ia all.y The irritation the, probe e. the Live.
pill. by their .,mrahi.tnr acted and health,
.rrr.dion nnuu In. howeI,,i- the most ,.l,s.as
ul,die.n, thai can be- lahrn
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1U1 poWBR or BEAUTY.

~ J. 4. TURNER.
There !. no light like that
Which beams from beau,y's eye There :.
nsuxht so sweet
A. wosds thai gently do~ from besuts'. lis..
Ths.ssnl.sm nsy not paint The blended bow
On heavenly rnn,ss-, that may even vie
IN brilliant color with the glowing cheek.
Dst, afss Ill, tks eye msri fade, the cheek
nsst tlaseh. The lips b< paid and The form,
Ouee pessA ssd s<siv~ with vieaiitv.
Bend meath the weight Of years, and oil the
ehssms
WhIeh tleoss~d In youth be crushed by hoary
ag~.
5kess h east Of womsb's 10 ,l,ness
Wh,sA n = lssaiag - the God tbs, formed
HI tsv~ly Asst. and fl fer raradi.e.
A. 10y Het din ih~ ius,'e ~ her .osi.
NJ - dsspoiI H. bssu'y Of Der heart
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" lean. Ia rhft- 'An,"f>, 'N'""
Sx.llnr. Sores and Ulcers. OF every a.'.''f'
ton. jan :, 1893 h@' y
Tn. following j. auoth.r instance OF the A.
,oni.b,,y ,ur.. vh,rh. S=u,ue Reynolds, I an
&c, U,cio- b. .aect,ng. IL tho-e sh" are al
s,.ted with TIM dreadful di-ea-r lof any That
NJ, enumerated abo,..J viii call upon hun ne
viii satisfy them from the testimony "i PER
sons Of the frat ,esp.ciabiliiy, With whom the,
can ron,rf-e, ;ha. h- can and does do all 'hAl
h. p,,unt.e. II, ha- cured several eases mat
hav. t..rn given mp b, tbe most eminent Pf'',
titon.r, 10 the country, ard IN -hoft l't'""
Of time iis Treatment i mud and g'n,ie.
No one should continue 10 sgi'er "h'n f.he'
l. 50 close at hand
NsW OnLfAss. December II, 1901
Desr Ni,. Permit me to eapfes- to you ~,
warm thanks tor the great bcnshl f'''"'1
from your treatment aud iu -ay to YOU that !
am now entirely ~el Aud a. 80 is ra-e'
uhicb .hanl add TO your growing repatntion
think # bat fn-t that M. facts should be- com
muoicaicd 10 the public. lon are. therefore al
liberty To mak- auy ~, of the certificate You
nav i.-ifc sud. II p.t-on~ writing ~" rht
who are afflicted a. I Vas, should Wish 1" ~
qu,fe further lnio the matter, an prrpaied io
.aii.f, them Of the truth OF my statement
had large caucrf "n lhe ,ali OF my ~
and va under tine treatment OF IA" iar''ahl'n
DR. ,ai,,n Tor eight months, when he pre-.
uonnc.d u,r cufrd During ihl- TIME suffered
q great deal from h.- treatment. and pad h'ul
A con sidsrabi. lam Of money fnf eighteen
months AFTER Df tilbrri gave me up a. vur'd
kept a band lgr on my leg - he directed, "h'n
the cancer broke cut ~. than ever IN ~
tsifcs. applied 20 YOU, and am happy I" Sat
that YOU have Effected cure IN short T"'l"d
OF time. without compelling me to wear ba"o
ag... aud with tar ir-. pain.
.ap hr taand At The corner Of Matches and
New lrsrc.
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n. n ALPtS. ?. =. MAILER.
~. and Utaiers IN Wines and liquors, :.
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, Nes
Orleana
We invite the particular attention Of Mcrcb
ants and Planters to our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10, 1882. y3n28-ly,
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- iiEiBi, SEN MptK. & co, late Soy.
- mout, ilatchctt. Il Co, Vha,sli, Grocsr'
and Commission Merchants, No. Is, Posdfa-
STREET New ORLEANS, keep constantly on hand
a large mud well selected stock OF groceries
and produce, whirh they arc prepared to sell
low tor cash, or approved city acc.ptance-.
Jan. :, 1898 MI "
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nv IoHS q. vut1ris,
How thrills .noe more the heightened chain
OF men'ry 81, the thought OF ih'c
Old hopes which loue IN due, have lain,
Old dreams come ihrorgtng back neain,
And boz hood lives In me,
feel II glow upon my cheek,
Il. fulne-. 81 the heart i- nine,
A. when learned 10 hear thee speak,
G, rai-ed my doubtful eyes to thine.
hear again thy iow replies,
feel thine arm within my o~n,
And ,imidly again upr.e
The f,iiped hd- Of hazel eyes
With soft brown tfas..s otrrhlown,
And memories Of sweet summer ewes,
OF m,onlt wave and sllowy way,
OF stars and flowers, aid dcay leaves.
And smiles aud tears more dear Than they
Ere this. thy que, eye hath EmIied
NJ, picture of thy yon'h to see,
When half woman. half a ciiild.
Thy very artle--ne-s begnilcd,
AID Fully's seii -,smed wise ~ me
too can smile. ahsn Ger that hour
The lights Of memry backward stream,
Yet feel the while ihat manhood power
/, ,ainer than my o,hood'- dream
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(pholsltrs Gosas, Ar,

- UGH n. cords. ta--.l-, luups, or curtain
- holders. curtain bands and pin-, 90 sire o
rods. Muslin curtains. large and .s,en-i,e ~
-ortm,n, Of paper hungIng~ and holders
For sale AT lnw precs. hy
JOSEPH EIrEK Camp ST.
Jan. =. 1853. n27y
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paper
By person long u uyuirm Of india, o.
his reipra Home.
came but they had passed away
The fair in f.. N. the pure in mind
And like stricken deer stray.
Where all nrc strange and none are kind
Kind to the worn, III. wenriod suul,
Tia, pan,-. that struggles for feposs
o tina, my Steps had reached the goal
Where earthly signs and sorrows close.
Years have passed DER me Ike dream
That leaves no trace on memory page;
look around me. and seem
Some rcle Of a former age,
Alone A. in a stranger cline.
Where stranger voices mock my ear,
marx the tagging ccur-e of time,
Without wish4--s hope--a fear
We, | had hopes--and they have i'rd;
And had i.sr-, Were all too true;
Nv wishes too but they are dead,
And ~hai have ! with life 10 do
r. ia bat TO wear weary lead.
| msy not, dare not, east away;
To SIGH for one small still abode,
Where ma, sleep as well as they,
A. they, the loycliest Of their race,
Whose grassy lomh- nly sorows steep
Who're worth my soul delights to trace
Whose very los, >, is sweet TO weep
To weep beneath the sllen, moon,
With none TO cbidc, TO hear to see;
Lifs ean bes,ow 10 dearer boon
On ole whom death d,sdans to free
leave world That knows ue not.
To hold communion with Tho dead
And fancy consecra'e- 'h. spot
Whet. fane,s soiie-' dreams are shed.
zee each ,hade, all ,ily,ry white
hear en.h spirt's melting sigh.
Iturned TO clasp those forms Of light
And the pale morning chilli NY eye,
But soon the la,t dim morn shah rise
The lamp Of life burns feebly new
When stranger hands shall close my yes,
And wipe my cold and desy brow.
Unknown lisej---.o le, me die;
Nor stone nor monumental cross,
Tell where hi. namele-s a.h.s lie;
Who sighed for gold and found ii dros..
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- o NELSON d co, Commission H.r.
y. chaufs. \cN Orleans
= q. Nelson New Orleans l.. Bank smith
New Orleans; H. e. Walker, Memphis. Tenn,
late tnshcr Branch Union Bank J T. A Net.
son. Athens Ala ~ ~
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Il, VALE IH.. 4 co. u Magazine street,
Ncg Dtlpaus, Hhntesois D'diers ~ Ia-
Jo.f.d NiapiraHd fanny NuA 1ud Nir1" hop'''.
Iare.. ERitfpd,rpa. Giotc', Wd5digs rg,s,
8rpiah Buttons. Gimfs. trimming NJ abbUds
Bmpeis. Nram mr.. Rihh"Hs. t1tfciGi
FtYtcers, Millinery tri'cies, aid R'ch Funny
Ufs,, Good, ~ HH kHfs full aud complete
assortment Of every thing ~ their line ct the
very latr-, fashion. constantly nn hand Count
r, Merchants visiting this Ciiy are respectfully
invited to call and rNamire before purchasing
e YALE, Jk, * 90.
81 Magazine street between
Common and drawer.
Jan 10, 1883.
,l,WlBllt. u EDWARDS, toyyer, I'm
rad si,ef Irun Worisrs Nos. 10 and -
New Ic,rr aud go Trhourlioula- street, bc
tween 6rasicf aud Foydra> streets. are pre-
pared to no al KIND, of work 10 the Il owe
line. Steamboat and Plantation work done
IN the best mann'r, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand
a large assortment Of too.'pg, STRAIN Bodi,
and Bar Rppr siat's, OF every IL" aud de-
.rripton. aI-n, all kinds Of House work,
Gutier Pipe. Spout, a.. All orders thank
fully received, ard promptly attended TO.
TWlBllL q EDWARDS.
New Orleans. Jan, a. 1888
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New ctVm-.-NtW GoOA>!

New IJrm-..N d0O0>!
SHY # BURNSIDE. ca.h dealers
M in every description Of Ine Uo'ehrs
- .i'e ring, and Fancy GoaJ' having en-
TERED INTO partnership N the Watch making nj
Jewclry business, At the Old -tapd of Sti,ey \
Woods. corner Of Texas aud Market STREETS,
Shreveport, l.a., take pleasure IN announcing IT,
their numerous friends that their ~uppis Of
goods is complete, embracing every variety Of
watches, clocks, Jewcl'y, ~, fancy goods.
ade-' and gents. gold ard silver hGr ~ ard
open faxed watches, gold and silver ,himhlc,,
ladies and gents hue guard and fob chains.
brnerlet,, n.cklarrs, gold pencils and gold pms
IN gold and silver handles, gold aud silver spec
iaee~. gctmnn silver do. music boxes, accordc-
on-, fiuilnas silver and shell visiting card
cases great variety Of ladies and gents breast
pins, tue,i rings. bosom. cellar, and sleeve but.
TORS, ladies cnlt pms, a Tine supply of gents
gold guard. and fob keys, s'lt guards. rrandolc.
lamp-, mantle ornaments, ranes fame, work
hnxc. french glph, mantle clock s, martr lever
clocks, Ac. Sc. Watches clock- and ewelfy
oi every description repaired ~ -hofl notice.
Az good walche. Watranied one year from date
of repairing.
We ARE also prepared TO manufacture iewelry
Of all kinds, having IN oar employ Mr. Watson,
late of Memphis, whose time Is devoted cnifc.
!, 10 that branch of business
Our terms are positively ca-h. from this date
SLIM ~ ~ RNSlUI.
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I'VE partnership heretofore existing between
Bankrn~bp Il l.oaghcrv WAS dissolved
by mutual consent on the a3d OF inls, 1888.
&. Bi.NNkE\SIllP.
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August / 3, 1888 u
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NlltlER, ilAkRlS, u WALDO No. 20
vi Camp street, New Orleans, lItDfeSai'
and R,lan U'atrs "a H1sss FURNISHING Good'
I Jbu'stsrg amt tdbpft |HrTtgtug Gouds,
Pamt,. Oih, d. On hand, y"ry arg, ~.
,ortmrni uf Glit and liroul,d Lamps and o.
rondoie- Hall Lamps and Chandeliers. Tea
Tray. Various patterns Tublrtu'lrN Plated,
plaui~hcd, FW, Jlpaurrd, and Noodrn
War. glassware, pulr aud culofcd Floor
Mating; SOAPS, WIS, sperm and Slar Can
dies Sperm. Whale. Lard, Lin~ecd, Neaisioo,
and 'nruiicai bis SPIRIT Gas 'amphine, A.
coh"l, aud Turr,mtine Paints, OF every DIES.
criptiou, Brushes Window Glass Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
Scrnpng, Furniture, Coach, Black japan and
White Damar Narni-he> tnrled HAIR Hair
Cloth, SIR ng- tump> fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace, tprd-, 'fa-~rl-, d.. Also, picked
and common Moss alwat, Tor sale.
Jan II. ls5J y3n29-ly.