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NEWPORT AND SARATOGA

Gr Passengers leaving Newport 10 the nornng may
reach Saratoga the same evening.
o.? Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same event e
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Desk Mandatory.

IL p. WRIGHT d CO., Manufacturers Of Pulpits,
~. Counting Room and ONCE Desks; Library, Onlce
and Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book.
Cscs Of every size aud quality, respectfully inform the
citizehs OF worcester and vicinity, that they are now
prepared 70 furnish the above named articles at short
notice, and IN The best styles. And we will ,ynrat
our work 10 be equal TO any the country Rear of
Paine's Block, corner of Main and Pleasant streets.
Worcester, Mass. E. p WRIGHT
janis DIFF NJ SMILEY -
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Twenty valuable House Lots, on the beautiful fat in
the western part Of the city three the ner of
Aus in and Oxford streets Also several Others, lit
tie north westerly, more elevated ground and two
9n Fruit street, Also, number Belmont st eet and
north, and one on Wellington, Main ST. lso,
Two story Dwelling House, Wtlugo on near Main st
LARKIN SMITH, 236 Main street.
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ADAMS 81 t6.ss
B0Sl0D, Rev York, PHILADELPHIA, BallimGfe
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

& co forward Goods, Parcels,
ssFssessf15f 4 Money, &c, and make collections
EssssAss5s5z.s Norwich, New York, Philadelphia,
- ----s~-- Washington, Pttshurg and st. Louis,
with the utmost prompGtude, giving all possible
TO all and any kinds of business of the above description
entrusted to them MA d Co. also forward Parcels
Letters, &c. to all parts of Europe OFFICES Court
St., Boston; Is Shetuckel St, Norwich; F Bolles
n London; SIS Chestnut ST., philadelphia Wall ST.,
New York; Light s.. Baltimore Penn AvenHe, WASH
ington; IS Fonrh ST, Ptsburg; corner Of Pine and
Water-sts., St. Louis; b. L. MASON, Express Office,
corHsr Of Nam and Mechanic StS Forester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Nov. 1859. DIFF ", B. DINsMoRE.
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= N lUf az q MS one QNfStt0n,
II you have got any lungs,
If you have got stomach
If you have got liver,
If \ GU have got any blood,
II you have got mucous membranes, or any other
members of he hody that are heirs to iIls,'
Are You not interested in this great remedy Devines
Compound Pitch Lozenge Store, 3 Fremont TEMPLE
s. ID. FULLER & co Ploprietors
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell d Hill Druggists
Agents. Taft Il Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally. myI4 diff
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of Land, each
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.
Capita5--S25O 600, in 1850 Shares, $500 Each
J. WINCHESTER, President.

TEHHE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Companv
exceed 400 in number, covering a surface of 100
acres in the richest and most desirable part of Grass
Valley.
The whole of the Machinery is California and will
be put 10 operation Immediately. 1t is the most pow
eru OF any yet manuiactui ed and calculated to crush
100 tons per day.
A few shares of the stock for safe at par. Pamph-
lets containing the Charter, Bylaws, Maps. c.. NAV
be obtained at the office if by mail enclose three
stamps
Address postage paid, with remittance for stock lin
drafts on New Y OTk, or current lunds) to
R. J. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No. l97 Fulton ST. n York.
Where specimens OF the Gold bearing Quartz may be
seen hOm 10 20 2 O'Clock. mv9 d2m
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Woroester and Nashua Railroad.
I'll ,s;s.s * LEtsssz4fssss.i


s4ssS SEF --ss--.ks- --szs sSss-s-- -5ElE---ssI1.
Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive at GToton Arrive at
Worcester at junction Nashua and Lowellat
$50 am. sos IN. 80 $50 am.
Ills m 1890 pm. 1.l2 pm. Ito pm
AIS pm 535 pm. $50 pm 6 a9 IN
Leave Arrive AT GrotOn Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
730 am. Is am. sos am. 9 l5n.m
1l35 am. 1I.50 an. 1890 pm. l5Upm
$50 pm. 4.4j pm. 600p pm. 7.2O d M
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROAltS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trans
OF Concord, Bosten Concord and Montreal Northern.
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. Al Trains
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above ram.d Roads.
Each Train TO and from Groton Junction. (except the
Evening Train from Nashua) connects with upward
and downward Trains of he Ffcbburg Rail-oad, and
stony Brook Railroad TO and from Lowell
AT Worcester $50 m. connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. m. con.
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains. d. p. with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at 81 a. NJ connects
with the a. IN trains of all the above roads, including
Express Train TO New ORR and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with p. m. trains of above roads That ar
irving al 100 with the New ork Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER Il. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore ester and Nashua tlans
Leave Fitchburg at r. M; 1910 and 6 90 p. m
Leave Worcester at $50 and ILL., and A. IS m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg.
o. For connections with the other road al Worces.
ter, GIoton Jmction, and Nashua, Snow and Viii
ders Pathfinder and Railway G uide.
~ Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur.
lngton, Montpelier Wells River and White River juno
tim, the fare by each Of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fichburg but no change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J.vT. sTowELL sup't
Worcester, June g. 1853 ieI0 Jawtf
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THE WONDER or THE WORLD!
Deylne's COMPOUND Fitch Lozenge |!

FIWIE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
cheapest medicine of; red 10 the public. The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
fully used Let the dsptrmg in aid read this case and
hope on If not able to purchase call on our Agents
and get b0X Tree such persons are wec. me-
l1y Friend, Red4 This Messrs S. d. Fuller e.
Co ~ had n cough for almost a year, with
bleeding al the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
matter md have been under The care Of one of The best
Phystcans IN Boson, and ha, used great deal of
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my ply sician said could be cured.
commenced using DevIne's compound Pitch LOzenge
about five weeks snee and their has done wonders
Tor me- think they have cured me- and feel thankful
that so good medicine is within the reach of the
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tieston street.
Boston Nav + 1B53
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To Old Countrymen.
EsnOcRl Hiram & 60.
Leicester and Worcester Exnrass.

TFNHE subscribers will run daily Express for the con-
i veyahco of Boxes Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other XPress Freight between the above named places
on and after this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock
A. M, and Worcester at O'Clock, P. NJ.
All orders entrusted to US, left the Post Office
OF at Horace Waite's Store, Leicester (where states
may be found will be promptly and faithfully attended
Office in Worcester, at A II. Newton's, DOT Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY r. co
Leicester, March l. 1853 mar2 dawtt
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Cnttara for Sale !

AA ON Pleasant street, Il few rods from Main st
i%s For particulars. inquire Of JOEL DEW1NG,
ut Allen d nhuIber's Pistol Mandatory.
Worcester. Much |. I-S3. DIFF
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FOR S ALE

IA THE subscriber being dosirous OF leav- ssezs
IT,# ing his State. Offers his entire REAL 6@V2
~ ES ATE a. very low prices, consisting "T=% -
in part OF one House Shelby street do unn-
ished, On Laurel street one do, Grafton street ~
House Lots on Laurel iill do, on Grafton street
"A acres Of Land The tiolden road lS8 Acres Of
Laud, with gnud Farm Buildings, in paNten.
ocI6 DIFF A. ". MERBIFIELD.
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RAILROADS.
PTovIdence ana Worcester RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANCEMENT.

Il - F.g..sa -
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Clothes CIeansed.

DEPAlR5D, Re-dyed and color improved, by SYL
HI VESrER WILSON, No. 1926 Main street, rear Of
sinTieyant's Tailoring Establishment, Worcester, Mass
Mr. w, thankful for past favors, takes this method
OF socing continuance Of the same and will be hap
py to wait upon all who will favor him with their pat
rOnage Having had twelve years experience in tie
bis patrons
HIS Prices are Overcoats 81 90, Frock Coats rs cts
sack Goats IS, Pants, $50, v sts 25 Buff Vests So
Caps, l23. Every Garment Cleansed by him. is war.
ranted to give satisfaction Garments sent by Stage or
Express viii be promptly attended to. For sale / G.
Paichs Spirits OF Soap ap2T DIFF
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On and after MonaaB, May GA, 1858, through PAS
SENGER TRAINS willeavu as follows:
Leave Providence 7.29, and so m; and Loop
Leave Worcester al $50, and II a and 4 10 p. m.
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Western Railroad-Special Notice.
CHANGE OF TIME.

nN andater MONDAY, May 9Th, 1858, Passenger
NJ Trains viii leave Worcester, as follows:
For New York and Albany, +" Elk. Train" 925 m
and SIS pm.
For Albany, New York, and Way Stations, 80 a. m.
For Springfield, Hartford and Northampton, 4.3O pm
HENRY GRAY, Sup't
Office Western Railroad Company, N.Y. DIFF
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DR. Cornell,s Pain Exnell

NJ CornelIs ram Expeller.
A PERFECT Charmer of Pain.O MapuIac,,roa
n by 3. ID. FULLER @ y rn
store, fremont Temple, Boston. Fold by DeoI.,.
generally mva DV ~
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Building Lots for Sale.

building Lots Tor Sale.
ON Eliot street, vefy near La,rei street church.
> Inquire at RICHNOND's,
No. 265 Main street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1853. d6m
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70 any having property for to exchange
either in The City adjoining towns aud would solicit
the attention Of purchasers to the following Schedule of
Property. which he offers
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REM0VAT,.

THE Subscriber, having taken Office in Pane's
/ Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services
Real Estata Rroker
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E. E. ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

CnAROOAL. in I1rge or .maII anan.Ite.. Gahlg-lLL
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Sumao and Quercitron Bark.
y tVNS sicily rumac, Pure. Tons Quercro
~ Bark, in Store, and for sale by
G.S, a. A. j. HOWE
"pio uu Wor. Bank IllooL
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EXPRESSES, &C.

Goods Transported between WorcesteS
and New York as Low, and with e
qualDespatcl, as by amy otherLiIAe.
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PEPSIN

A SUPPLY this day received and for nale in ~.
"A quantity by L. II. LAZELL. nrnn"t.a,' y
Oct4-dtf DfusssL
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Potash. IT.
IN CASKS, lat sort, Potafh in Store and ~. ..,.
by q, y. a. A. J. HOWE.
n.y. ul Worcester Bank Block
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splt n'i g. sus,k iara tf'a eh llas
TIA made - sfsao np, zoos, Hgi +.
ears.
Wbs W white VI ass Mat ,oa o.sr
deslsf
Aad .en ik- 0.iorss 80 soar rst Of
'h1 tfar
! 4spldnl s uasi hs H.Is 'sloe--
Mapii pl
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sLOrHiNG Az RI ran.
I IFRED MuNkOE 4 cos One Friee
~ Store, No ~ -Masas'a~ street, corner Of
1ra,l.r.
W. would iufor.a or friends, and the pub
lie IN general, that our present stock OF
CtosAsg. Furnishing Goods, S'e',
!. uaequaled in .aicnf ard hesat, 10y that oil
any other establishment IN the United States.
To be Convinced If this statement, II Is only
necessary 10 call ard examine. Our immense
sdes arr brought about By the simple '"e'
being Known. That the prices Se rihf. svo',
goods j. oriiofmly los, aud the qna'i'y OF
ea.h ..rtirl, Is guaranteed What II Is REPRESENT
ed TO be. Perfect Satisfaction y what We ann
al IN dealing ~ith our customers.
Al our cloihiag Is manufactured ~ our e--
adjustment, No AL Broadway, New YORK
under the immediate supsriaid'dchcr OF one
al our bfm. who spares 40 pam. ~ occurring
The ,no-, desirable sielts Of goods. u Is WIN
the iuile~, conidcnic Of being able to give
sails FAC lion, that f.e '.sir al Who may De ~
want Of ariicl,s iu or Line to call and esaiIs
me our assortment
The following is only partial list Of af''-
,ics.
Frsek and Dress Co1is--Ff and Eng BLACK
cloth dress ANA iroCs coat-, de- DO biur' hrp" H.
mulberry. ard green cloth ifocss' do do b'acp
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth poka-. r. aud Eng black and fancy
eolared cloth walking eoai9. 'iimai"ih '"e'
new svle.) sac: French, black, molh'rry, aud
OLIVE cloth opera sacs' do black ana fancy
e""f,' u"' ~" ,',.V" ''.tt'n,, .e',.
"hs "in' ""p " - H., -. .,,.
49, .,.a,'h tIs,l rim LreNn. and
asss 80, sac and froes coats, de- blue,
-. "a .;jv.,.g.,y Whitney SAC coat, .
No. i,hr,dor f,srlous relorsl 10 turn, sac
-. A.. -, ..,Gn. d,ub rgo,b and beaver
,.,ltl,,, ..at.. s., ana rne, black superfne
,l.,L .S,l..nS ,ealLinp coats: do blue. brown,
~ A,.b ,toi ,lolh .s,s
-, ......se..,. H.. ..,,
'''''''' - -. -,
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plARIW ARE.

- RICHARDS. No. II tharires street,
IL. Ia5orlcr and lihnissaie deaIer ~ For
,isn sud Domestic Hardware has received a
vrry large addition TO hls pr,siousls extensive
.iock of shelf Hard ware Iron, eis.. which he
ofl,.r- to couuit, merchants on the NEST iasof-
able terms, The following comprise par, of
the -turk
300 tons Sweae Iron. assorted;
ioo tons Hoop, Band, Boil Rand sheet Iron;
20 tons cast. german. md blister steel;
goo casA- lrare, log, and OK chains,
100 r.isks hoes. assorted, Carolina, Louis
ina, grlibting. etc.;
5000 kegs nails, assorted, wcy mouth ard
aurhnf hrands;
1000 dozen axes, assorted, Collins, Huut'e,
and Other msse-,
$40 dorm -hoyol> and spades, assorted.
AmeF. Rowland's aud other makes ;
100 tots Sasery y CO.., castings, consist
ing of pots, ovens, spiders, hfedog-,
csplirons, etc. etc
Cologne N,il Stones. Mill lions, and Bolt
ing Iluih-; together with a iu!l assortment OF
shelf hardware, cutlery, guns, etc
Nor' Orleans, Ian. :, lN,,3 u21-6m,
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cveRLEANs-.- Confined.


,y.a.f< No SlURL,
q .l.,,.,s from Canal
Nos. ) snS . Comp ".' . a""'J''" ~""''
NsT crfeo"s'
$500 IHn nhas'-s"c' i,.a ,s.
pse'ial'! TO 'h'"fin ,'e p"'" NJ,
they ~ A."' .,,rasn, of p,ane
Ni"fs' .hoi.e """ ''' T.. and nm aecem.
'"''s'"' ~!
mea"i'ng 'srn'. ro,,ss made b, the
""os $4,000 ,ogu,,fac,urrs. T. Gilbert
Old ana e"'spfa'eo '.S" 'sns ~, and 6.,,haa
~. ~ D''"' ~ ,..lnu,. ~ fna.
beaa"ia'y " 'o'."eou' o' "a. IN The most
hogn"s W''' "'" ..,la ,oorn,r Also
saps'"".,a' -n' - 80. piano Forsss.
10 ~ ...s,n.xs al tone. have not been
"aiSn' ,o' ,,' ,l,.,i, .,,t,a 10 the
eq"".''" NJ ~, 49,. nal r.o,,re tuning
coo'''!,"S '"' '''"
fof s.",s' ,,,p;,po For,es
'ne w" r',,sr;J,,, n. also for
'"' f''."' -, - li.l,,.r, Trhis Improve
S'e :" ''' '''''s 49,. ,,,n,,s.s .pd hrilliaecy to
mem RI,'N lIs"'''' a. J,r,ltI,,y a,d'-tfenath
,he u'n,'' AUS W " b.. n, ,ar,ain
OF NV '~"o' "''' 49, - ,tsa ,Lo..,n o,dioary
''k "'"N'
use, f., 1s,.r, yfs,,'cel.brated
W "'"NAe ,,' w - h, pr. ia,
'fah' '"s'"s ""u ''''''' - ,,as .,and pr,.
power a." s"'''"''' W wv
eihln'H" ,, ,,,..L,.,n, Policy
~ n''o' ~" '"', ,',.,.u,n,r,s from ail
&c" ''''S ,"'''' w. .,.',',,,I, ,...;,,u,,
the pest in'"','' wv - ~
ana '"' -''' ." "o''"' ira =.
Ssco''d- Hand fian"s Tor 's'e' ""n' 80 ~
$500 each, ana iaNe" }" P''' Pay ''N'
Pianos.
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I1ORATfO - HEWITT. (~accessor to
Tyler & HEWITT PIANO YosTs AND arsIc
DEALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections OF f'iano Fovfes 10 ih.
southern country. all of ~hch are guaranteed
"a. good and perfect Instruments Agents iSr
the sale of A, sFopARf q Cor New YORK.
Pianos.
Thes. Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone puf.n.s, Of sound. ard for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior sorsman-hip, and
are considered blythe pruis ssion, and epmp"seut
judges. TO h the anesl Piano, made IA the
United States Observation-Disclosures - requested
TO their splendid S,rpeuliue pattern, with Pearl
KEYS which considered onc OF the finest now
made.
iiALLEfr Davfs a co.'s celebrated Borros
r. sos. q, st. IS. and oeia,. fioreid Piano
For =, from III. factory OF fle,ei a co.
also planinos. Srpi.Grand aud Grand
r bon. ifoni tie SAME house.
N Pianos taken in exchange and part esy-
ment.
GUITARS. from the house of Hal Il Son.
Spanish and frcnrh patterns. Ne; Victims, IN
large quantities; Ncludcon-. Scrnphiues, of-
ean-. Flutes. lariene'te-, lra-- Instrument,
Of ail kind=. Viohrrellos, Banjo-. strings Tor
all Instruments and me-jcai merchandise Of all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet MuNt of all klub---niu~ic rerol,ed
from the North by ever, steamer, ~ soon -
published; church Books, Instruction Books,
De-
Particular attention !. called To 3ilr larry I'd
.stru,i,. selection of Aerordron- sud flal,ni-,
which is the most complete and perfect selcc-
ton o, these beautiful Instruments ever offered
ia the southern market
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Medical I ard.
SURGEON DENTIST.

&. MARTIN, resident Of Marls!
" hse'yrafs past, thank full for pas! hss
requests u continuance uf the sane ljssI
received n fresh supply OF teeth and insisunss
b. VIII insert teeth from one TO a full srl p
or without elasps
Ollse al r. s,d,nce, second block, east 4
square. u
April =, 1888.
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No. 20, Graticr 81, y Orleans
III d. MoGl\NiS, Successor 10 ,k,hn Ball.
IL having purchased the entire stock of
books and stationery, belonging To- the late
'"''n bp'', Ne Will eontlnpc The book and sta.
t'onery business n, the Sd stand, So t:ravier
street, and would beg to sol,ci, call from the
Old customers 81 the House, and all other.
wishing books aud slaiiesss, for their own use,
or to sell again.
Ills assortment Of school books. Theological
and miscellaneous touks, blank books. paper
and ,1atio"ery, issety complete. lie vii kc.p
con1 ply on hand all the publication. Of ,hs
methodist book CONCERN, which vii, h. ,aa :,
catalogue prices.
Book binding # every Description executed
With nsainss~ and dr. a,sh, y, The loves, price,.
blank bs,pka N VII descriptions, manufacture
70 erdSr ~ ths shortest notice.
Orders S6s smything In hi- line Of bu.i,...
will y nsonptly cxs~u,-d. and !, tho ,,ms
psass~ = Il tbs bayern, themselves, wer nrr..
en-.
II. D. McO1DiNis. - G,sr;,,s.
New usisssA ~. {. ASA. II
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SEER / sEARiNC.

WHOLESALE AND RE1 Nj. tlDfIiirRs
IS and 90 Ceiml, corner Of Oh Ls,e, street.
N.tc Orleans.
pGYERs, will a, all times lind a large and
- -casonshle stock ON hand, Of cur own
Manufacture, ut very low and uniform prices
Also, full stock of shirts hosiery, gloves. su,.
pctdcrs, trunks, carpet as~. umbrellas, etc, etc
JOHN -. SCOTT d co,
20 NaSsau g., Nem York
~ please take n memorandum OF our name
ANA n4iatsr N
Jan. 3, 1891. n27-1y
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II YALE in, Il 90, ~ Magazine street,
New Orleans. Wholesale D,a'trs IN In
ported NepieaHd Fancy A,lAs and >iraw Gooas'
f.Gres. En,broieries Chores, NaHiiiias, fripges,
Hraiis, Buttons. GimpS trimmings u dHkudS,
BoAHsis, >irnc Hais, Ribbons, Adlfeidi
Fiowcry Millinery iriicies, and Rich Idarg
Dress Goods " all kinds A fnll and complete
assortment Of every thing In their line Of the
very latest fashion. constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants y-iiiug this City are respectfully
Invited to cnlt and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE. jR.. & co.
% Magazine street between
Common and Gtayicr.
Jan. 10, 1888.
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S,IiElDY, SEYMOUR. y co. hate Sey-
mour, tia'eheti, a. Co, " t0iesdh tr0cerS
and Commis.,on Merchants, No 10 70, dra-
street. New Orleans. Keep constantly ou hand
large and we'll selected stock 81 groceries
aud produce, which they nre rr.par, d 10 sell
low tor cash, or approved city a.c.piances
Jan. ;, 1893. n27 ~
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IHE undersigned beYs leave to INFORM hi.
i friends ard the public gcncmlIy that he
nss Jus. received and viii b. still receiving
dn'ng the season, large and we'll selected
stock Of Spring aud Summer goods, consist.
ing 81 staple dry goose, together with great
fine assortment u ready made e)o,h,ns. ~
geal1pssn's furnishing goods, boot 49,. ~.
hats - cape, groceries, and 4 ~rsst ....-
e,hes Shiny~ whirh h. will sell irsa - eass
= they can b bought h ~ rss.ii ~"
ltsAneat q New O.lesns.
shaaiag sisswAsss. '
hassa -. 1854 49, 49,
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go M WARD.

~ Runaway from the subseFe
living IL miles southeast cf Mar
q Texas, on the 9th Of July last. ~,
-- man by the name of AZARjAM
ongh' said negro two years ago 81 =
WYNN Esq. Of Mar,hall, and he brcush
from Mobile, Ala. liz il sbSat &c ,ee
age; Of black complexion: six feet h'ea! -
VIII weigh about leS or i7Y Ib.- has - v
his ears and weares rings IN them =, ttsssi
perto-mes torfably well on the yiolin.
! viii give the above reward If ~ ~
negro. Il delivered 10 uIe, or placed IN ~
that get him.
Il. b. GATLlNC.
Glade Spring p. D., Hsrrisos Co, IT,
Jan. Is, 1863. 80
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MANUFACTURERS and dealers IN
- Donp, Ahoes, Organs. Hals. CAPS. e'c.,
Ponami, Lsghora, shan, and hcxican
No. 10 Magazine, between cl,nai and
UIHlon st-., MN Orleans Aud No. 10
,lI. stone street. Bo,ion.
From aur ilonses at New York and Boston,
.r 10 constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
we Good.
nrry Dealers are invited TO call and ~
ND our extensive stock
Il y, 1853. Iv
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1--WE copar'ncrship heretofore existing ~
/ the firm Of Ward, Whom, q TO. ~
day dissolved by limitation W X. u. w.
and q. W. Nyion, having, pureha' ed tho q,
interest Of J. u. Wilsos, in said Gfn.
persons indebted To n. same will pees =!
and settle with the remaining membersN
concern. 4
". Il. D. WARD
J. Il. WILSON. Il
&. W. vlVlON.
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hAkFY Il HAWKINS Feciors and Gen.
sral dompisspH Merchants. No %
f,f. er sireet. New Bfitlns. J. j. tAgHrfu,
4, MsfetalI, Texas.
4 IT, offer their best services to planters
merchants. AID rrcinis. attention. and
rfr 9;ue-s to All eonsign'aenis entrusted to
care,
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