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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03
A Frenchman. NJ. Herbert. has rece

a Frenchman, NJ Herbert, has recent!
exhibited some curious experiments 7!
which plants were made to blow instantane,
ousiy- The means used was chcmleal
mixture. with which he watered the geTanl
ums, which Immediately began to open thel
buds, and in ten minutes the plants were y
full bloom. With rose tree, however y
was less successful. NJ o. PIcaVnHe-
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

Professor S1LL1MAN says that the aggre-
gate destruction of human life annually, in
this country. from the use of fluid and cam
phene. is greater than by all the accidents
with steamboats, and Railroads.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

The CRoPs.-Every day brings US favor
able intelligence of the growing crops. In
this and the adjoining counties, the prospect
for both corn and cotton are highly fatter-
ing
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

Gov. WooD, Of Ono, has left for var
paraiso. Lieut.. Gov. MEDILL has success,
ed him in the Gubernatorial chair.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

The q" ARKANsAw TRAVELLER. The
publication of this journal at Arkadelphia,
has been suspended The publisher, R. L.
PEGUEs, ESQ.,, announces his intention of
removing it to Little Rock, where its publi-
cation will be resumed in short time.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

CLAY MoNUMENT.--Dr. W. NEWTON
MERCER, of New Orleans, has contributed
1000 to the CLAY National Monument
Fund
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

DEFEAT OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN
New YoRK.-The Tribune informs us
that the Maine Liquor Law was defeated in
the Assembly, upon motion that it be or.
dered to third reading, by a vote of 46
yeasto 50 nays. Of the yeas % are Wings,
% Democrats, and one Independent. OF
the nays, five were Wings and Al Demo-
Gratis. All the members from the city who
were present, being 13 of the Is, voted
against the reading.
Within a fortnight the three towns of
Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Gordons-
vile, Virginia voted S535. 900 to railroads.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03
Steamboat Explosion---Twenty Lives LOst'

INV II
The steamer Empire State exploded o.
the Hudson river last Saturday, killing ~.
wounding 20 persons. The explosion W.
caused BY sloop running into her disl'--
ing boiler.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

A Cry WITH II, 600 INHABrraNrs De-
sTRoYED.-ln the foreign news BY the At
lantic, it is stated that on the first of Nav
the Cit of Shiraz, in Persia, was DESTROYED.
with twelve thousand of its Inhabitants Inv
the shock of an earthquake. This is the
second city in Persia, and in former wears
had a population of 10000 persons, but an
earthquake in 1924 nearly DESTROYED it.
RICHARD W. WALKER, ESQ, accepts the
Wing nomination for Governor of Alabama
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03
RAILROAD NOTICE!

A. S. HUEY and A. A SrIrH, will meet and
address the people of South Arkansas at the fol-
lowing times and places, on the subject of Rail-
roads
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

DRINKING IN SAN FEANcIsco.-Thc
d" Christian Advocate has found by actual
count the whole number of places where IL
quor is sold in that city to be five hundred
and thirty-seven. Of these eiehty-three
are purely liquor, in retail line, and fifty
two wholesale making 125 places which do
not keep an onion to modify the traffic. OF
the 412 places where it is sold in connexion
with other business, IA are tavern restau-
rants; 154 groceries; 46 gambling houses !;
and As supposed to be kept by bawds ,-
Some Of these appear genteel, others are
dance-houses and such like, where Chinese.
Mexican, Chilan, and other foreign women
are assembled. There were FIVE hundred
and fftysix bar-tenders present in the va
rious places at the time when the memoran-
da was taken. We think we may safely
add one quarter, if not one-third, as a reserve
corps, making including women, 743 bar
tenders in that city.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

The new Railroad law passed by the Leg
islature Of Connecticut. though essentially
modified since reported by the special COM
mlttce, still retains the provision rendering
the company, where an individual has been
killed, liable t. an action for damages to an
amount not exceeding $4,000.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-03

THE ELEcTIoN.-We give below the off,
cial result of the election at this precinct
being all we have received up to the time we
go to press. The turn out in this township
was much greater than was anticipated, and
the result is as unexpected to us, as it doubt
less is to the friends of Col. Warren.
oZAN TOWNSHIP.
For Congress Warren 159. Curran 149
Representative Witter 15S, Williams 143
Pros. Attorney-Jennings 269, Hardy 43
School Commissioner-Bo 40 d. E.
Williams 233
Reports from several precincts in the
county warrant US in saying that Col. War
ren las received small majority over Mr..
Curran. d. I. Witter, Esq. is elected
Representative.-D. Il. Williams School
Commissioner, and Jennings majority for
Prosecuting Attorney will be about 400.
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Garden Seeds.

TUST received from the Society Of Shak-
y ers. Pleasant Hill Ky. large AK! ire-f
supply of garden seeds.
dec 7-v. JOHN c. 1,NOUF.
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ETAT ~ ia LNaiif|'AtH.

EAT ~ ia LNiiSlA<h.
CyHr dv Sixi,we Dis I. J@rtjc('ts/t,
Puroissc Il Est Naf2D ED"ee.
NolAH STEWART, LEetulcur,
WV. e. LEvERIcH, Curateur
de +. J. WALSH, dec+ie.
I'm FER1D d IN writ lie sais!e ct de- VEN
Il tc lance dams raiialre ci-less'is lntitu-
lee e. moi alrcs>ee Icr Hon. Ia .Co.r ia
Slxcme Dlstlici Jldlcialre, dams ct pour ID
paroisse ct Eat susdite, J'ai saisie ct expo
serai en- yente publique la porte de Ia mai
son de coar, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge
tParoissc d Est Baton Rouge S.1.HEDLh
mr. Jour d .4rrH proclaim, 1853. II heHres
du naLin, Ia propriete ci-apres deerlte ct n.y.
pothelu:c, savolr
IN certain moroccan de terre OIL Habi:a-
ton avec toutes les batisses ct amcliorations
qu s. trouvent ct toutes qui apparticn a la
die place. Stuee dams cette parolsse Est
Baton Rougel dams cet;e Eat, sur lie WAds
Greek, environ SIX miles de Ia Vile de Ba-
ton Rouge, retirement les leuA Eiorceaud,
torres cl-apre. Gccrite, SAVIOR:
IN moroccan cDntenaat trois cents vlngt
ar,.en.s, plus Oh MONS, tires dcrivant de
rhloinan Thomas Apssj, in autrc morfeau
de terre conteren. six cents Quarante orpen,s
plus on moins, les titres derivan, de Lewis
Pvourn. Les deux moroccan .alsant Gaus "a
gr6gete ncuf cents soiXante arpents. e. hor-
he CONNIE suit: .Au Eord ,ar ter-es lie Phil
oman Thomas a Test par terres de Gardner
X James Miller. al aud par ceny DC Gardac!
& GiIi,.
Aussl. les csc!aves suivnns. sav"ir:
John, environ al ans, j. 9me nurs 10
Mars. 1851, IA G5'e Gc n li.e yentc ct hypo-
th.g,,e; Thoni1s, { ceit. Gh.c p ans; Celia,
n cetlc date, ) ans; Nancy, II airs; Daley
cette date ~ ans; Daily. II ais; tNn,a.
a cettc date, l. an; u scs, s ms; Dam.
ans; william, L ce.Sc ,'d5r. 3 ans; E'neiv,
10 ans lilies cttte date, 6 ans; a. Della
a cette date, 1 an} III Dc plas, tyota cel's
quarantc tros parts des rentes chapiteau de
la Ean1le de la Loui>,aue-garintie par
hypo.hGque coniorniement ~ Clartgc tc Ia
di; Institution
oaisi. pour payeret satisfaire lie jusemcnt,
interet ct frais dams l'a..aire ci-dessus nt.tu-
lee.
Conditions dcia Tcn.c-Comp',r' avec be-
nedce d'evaiuat.ons. II. Y. DABlN,
tev 2.-iv. Sheriff
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DELAYS are Dangerous.

N7hy suffer witt cough, cold or any dis
w case of the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is SO easily effected by
using n
"WisrEas HoUKuorHD CAHDY.'
This Medicine is Il judicious combination
Of the best cxpectorants in the Materia Med
yea. The most stubborn Coughs ami Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed Cases Of Consumption
lis not merely palliative, as many articles OF
lis nature, but possesses great curative quail
tiles For sale BY WM. BOGEL Agent
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
FIELDING 1lUSSELMAJ
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF CONPECTIONARlES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, irearl}
opposite the Bana) Baton Rouge
HAV!NG this day REDUCED his prices.
IL he is prepared to furnish all Kind Of
G A NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Oh
more favorable :ctr!s than can be had in ~
Orleans; and haTirg experienced workman,
his candy will always be rURE and fErsli,
care being ia ken that 10 "delcterions iEgre-
dent" is usei IN It's IEaliaiac lure, as is too
often The case witt confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade OF ti!is. and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their Or
ders to fill, winch hc is prepared 70 do to
any amount. having made arrangements io'
the best quality Of sugar in market. and be
ing in correspondence with one D, Tie large.
est houses in New York, TO supply hin Will
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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CA FOR THE COAST From
..sE..sE5s' and after Thursday. l0s'1 Inst,
t.ss;fssz.;ssii.11zsAaa2 iii S o'rioc6., p II.
The Favori.e Steamer z. h. White
TnIoooRF E,.FERr Master VIII extern
her trips to s;innnspolt, Wi'liamspart, Poin'
Coupe, BAYOU Sara. Waterloo, Port hu3-
son. ia'on Rouge P!apuenlin, Eayon Gou c,
New River, Donal 'sonviIie, and all Inter-
mate Ian ings Returning viii leave VII
Transport on Sundays at 5 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Bayou Sara on Mondays at a. M; Bltor
I;onee on Mondays At y m; Plaqnenin'
m Monday 4. ? p N. The regular packe
WHITE VIII take Passengers and Freig}''
or the above public lludings and al inter
mediate plantations. Having all old AMI eE
peri need officers particular and punctual at
tcntion viii lie pain 20 al business entrus
ted 10 then ca5.. The public can RELY up
on the Steamer White as regular pacIe
or the year, say winter ana summer. Fof
urther particulars apply on board, or 70
!. II. MORRISON (. Co.. Acts, \. o.
Or to Pike & Hart. l. BcHrecszo. Peter
Aillet Baton Rouge. feb l3-6m.
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fTCTZcE.
~t7liE sj,h.cr;rer t,"i.. .lsi !.turuef ircn
New O,l-an$ Wi. rnw and com
,letp stock q. Jew .:.iy al ile i1tcst teshIoI
.rgs ,4.,c 20 lnf RI - .ii,a ard gentle
men. ,.ho u.ay fa'onr aini with Their pa
onaer shat naVHg ,;.a!e arrangement
vita 4 ,ilc>t importer. lo il q a1cd to Sc
a. CHEAP as tn, cheaper. sad warrants h
a,c.j, n be nat h" ID 5. ",i,e' wise. he WI
fan 'h~ 'unnev pn4, Pi'sasr call and eN"
l.iie h, stock before purchasing e"herr
seq, !G-v. TtjnO. GDLDMA%A.
.1CTErtE.S-,..n do7ru Shaker bGoouls
} % los Wrapping tNI!.e: 10 'hS Lam
tf,l , ',.,z tauirn''" arp weeks:
inz,.u ra'upnlse lamp s.obes; ~ doZc
a.Dn.haL, sa-sortt i ipzen table hrushe'
sets tabI- mals; hair. cloths Gustin5 a..
,crubbing brushes, feathers. dustors
July 2C-v. j. F.fhaf g %
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e I. ili'NHii,l:.

aNo RETAIL DEALER. IN
CAEKihDfH NAHNE9as &c.
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STATR OF LOUISIANA
Sxth Judicial Dist. C0~rt-FaT-
ishof East Baton Rouge.
NJ, AN SrrwaRr. executor,

NLLN JNVNtUt OtS -
ish of East Baton Rouge.
NOLAN STEWART, executor NJ ,ooe
wx E. Lrvrarcn, Curator of)
Ell. Walsh, decd.
10y VIRTUE Of awrit Of seizure and sale
- issued in the above entitled cause, and
IN mn directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial
District Court, in AMI for the Parish and
STATE Aforesaid, have seized and will ex-
nosc =, public sale a. the Court House door.
IN the Civ of Baton Rouge, ('arish Of EaS'
Baton Rouge, or SATURDAY, me !nH ~
Of .AyrI n,xi. 1888, It ii o'c.'cE a. ". u
herein after describe: mort Jed =! .'@.Fy.
to wit:
ACERTATE srs:t f !a-ld Or y. 'a'jo'i.
together with all the plii!:L-. u Ia .}T'Ft~
meats thereon and apYAts3na"ce> t!l+r'. III"
beleu.-.ag. Situ1sci n tbs pHsh l;Hsf
Baton Roase,) in s!!is = ~, % y ara ; ( retH
at ab,a. e.x igi., east OF the City ! '''''':l
Eou-o, compiling In" two h:r. '''''i or ''eS-
criaed tract OF lana, - VA:
TRACT containing three hundred and
twenty acres. more or Is, aerl !ns ,''it
from Philoman Thomas Also another tract
of land containing six hundred and forty
acres. more or less, deri'in5 ti'ie from Lewis
py5,,-n Tie two tracts making III the
AGGREGATE. Nine Hundred and Sixty acres,
AMI j,Ign;dcd a. follows North by lanls Of
Phi!onlan Thomas, East by lands OF Gardner
& James Miller. South by the heirs OF Dew
export, and vest by laEts Oh Gaii.ntI ALI.
Garig.
Also. the following slaves, to VII; .;oln
of.
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. -Al y vi LOl lSLANA.
Sixth J"diciN Dist Co"rt-Par-
ISL Of East Batou Rouge.
MILAN s. PIKE,
4. C.. DELARopER!F,
DY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure an sale
ID issued i'll the above entitled and num-
berei cause. and to me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial hi trct Court, in and
for the Parish an State aforesaid, wilex-
pose az public sale a. the Court House door
IN the City of Baton Eouce. Parish OF East
Baton Rouge) on SATURDAY,. tie ri day
81 .f,pr1i nea, 1855, al 1 o'clock A. NJ, ;he
herein after described mortgased property
TO wit:
TWO certain lots OF ground situated in
that part of the town Of Bston Rouse, laid
ont " Messrs. Pike & Nrnari and known
as Magnolia Viila Said lots being designa-
ted on the plan Thereof, as lots Nos. , and 3,
Of Square No. l, AMI measures, each, sixty
feet front on Chur:h street by one hundred
and thirty feet in depth, American measure.
Tie above described property being the
same sold nv VIM. s. Pike, plaintiff. Of said
Parish, TO r. G.. Deiaroierie, defendant. Oh
the It'll day of June, 1851. by acts before
Samuel Skolaeld, Esq, Recorder, in and for
said Parish. 4
Seized to pay and satisfy the Judgment, in
terest and cost in the above entitled cause
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH. with the benefit
If sppraisement II. V. BABlN,
feb c4-ts Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

I INFORM NJ: ,riea'> ard acquaintances
J. that am ready 70 receive all kinds Of
sewing but particularly the finest qualities
Of shirts. MARGARET GRADY.
n. b would also wish a situation for
doing all kinds oc sewing and house Keeping
and house work Residence near Mr..
i'rederlck's Mil ". G.
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Corner 81 h,.fco y H"" IS,
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PETER MEMBERS, NJ. D..JogN G. LUDLOW, n D.
DRS. ENDEES g. LUDLOW,
OFFICE in the Old Markham House,
~ Lafyette st., Baton Rouge. feb.-3-tf.
Notice..

THE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
l. Blind, on St. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to - o.
clock, A. NJ, each day, Sundays only excep-
ted feb.-Stf.
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HILL & HENDERSON.
]. r. McCLELAND.

j. r. McCLELAND.
M HOLESALE Il Retail Dealer in all
w kinds of Groceries and provisions. Se-
CARS and Tobacco, Wines, Lqu.Is. &c.-
Will be open at all hours, and spare no
pains to please customers. Every article
OF the best quality. and at the lowest cash
prices. J. T. McCLELAND.
Chssch 81 Bdueen Eth aud Peniten-
tnfy-.i 1t the old sand q Ferdinand Ercf..
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Mess Pork,
~ RBLS. nnr for sale by
,OJ Jan 6t'i g u. TART, HCo.
BEAL'S ARRIVALS
For the past Week from Cincinnati


BEAL'S ARR!V AIS
For the past Week from Cincinnati.
% Barrels New Mess Pork
S 80 do do Beet
10 90 d. 90 Leaf Lard
) do do do Homiry
5 liz =. do Sour Crout
10 Ei1kins Dairy Buter--7o to - lbs
Is Uemi do do--JO HIS each
81 Kegs do dos lbs 90
3 Barrels Choice Dried Beef.
25 Boxes w. X. Cheese.
Is Kegs Spiced Pins Feet,
- do pichles--in Vinegar
g., Bays Hnckw hcat-.5n Hos each
80 Kegs New Laid---tIuln St.L0.tis
lss Lays Sheii.d Csrn--From". Ba-
ton Rouge,
o Sacks (: IS Barrels do
From New Orleans
10 Boxes Cheese, 10 Kegs Butter,
10 Kegs Pigs Feet
~ Boxes Star Candies.
- bags Coffee, IS Barrels Whlskcy
:. Casks Fine Brady.
3 (ases Brandy Fruits,
: 'tr.els Lard oil = do Whale do
fe.G0n Percussion Caps.
20 Boxes Fire tfetkels.
IS Quarter Boxes Eaison>.
u Boyp. Primes
In adlitan 20 which he has a larS = stock
ri previous arrival, and mere coming IN
very dav. JOSHUA BEAL.
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DAGUERE EOTYPES.

Esc X'aAeN,
Do. WILLIAM dear, 10 Wilson 90,
Aud for your Likeness SIT,
Know its time enough my der,
An! you have promised it;
Eut time is on the wing my love,
As Poets of has surg,
And You'll! be fading soon my dear,
So getit while you're young.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street.-The
tuIes taken in Cloudy weather as well as
s ANY weather.
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Chssiss " Hrsssi lasarb ualllsfd " ssiiAii
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4 4 unssa fnaiss uspfea iarls
byso.st ovssv sss,ais'r n0bsnTa nom r,e.idss,
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gn6ia ilnbber Cioohs


IBDfA RUBBER 1OYt, rOODtIAHa PATENT
Tur NFW yOnr hunutn &C. .sia r'tHff..t-' e Of
f.ss bsitt tss tsi. fts sHss ~ rs.i i De-
f..t 80
$50 ts,i4' rs. t.," frs siirrs 10 a. 500" o. r''
lsssI tsA -iii l4~is sell 10
t.. .s.. s,slssrrs siai.s 90 f.. Ia.- fi'-s h-is
i,l go s.ffa ittf Der tfft ss 80 f fhtf . t
.ttfIfits. BE- trFAf De- -Hf.f Boz lats Ais4 iis
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u. sLfntfisf Ett tffa fhffifa sffif' Trgre r -
80. i.as bshif, i+fe i"ffn" 500 Nf' 9-s '7H
,s.y As-sfffsl sfiitia
h.. ..a ~ y4-4ia.gss 80 ttft4sas ~ nr-s.t Hi ntf'
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u,tpwOnIII 4 Ga, No iOi Nuffnyst.l one ".
~ 4. a.. .sa.fs,tH,sss essh ss.s r,sih vlr
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r,..,. nleafff srH .ii haf ~ 80 ffHA -
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vhais t, Wi,isf nies'ta trd iHhiaa'ssd Wss ''fi's
u.g..a tif ri.ashaa snd ushlaqshea
, ~ Fl l r. beffa igsad fDf banning sod 'as
slfesfr
t.,Juu Winiss nkset~d anh Clarified
tt,s..g lnfla, snd Autffsan 10 oHssa ani barrels
ra,t ri o.. and iftsiia on ~ kDds ~ nafhlneU Oh
r.,,,,. stdf ntdafs' on. faffnt fa1f Oh fyf fgla
i,,h std Ausfhan Nir Lad and NJ Paint window Olis
y.,..b and all tn,a III Pants Dff and Droand 10 Oh
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fI,O H. SIILlMAN, in, II. T. JOHNSON, and
Il sAMtEL WEBER, Commissioners Jures Cr gs Pal
NV igNN in.s1a4, ~ - 80 =.
m had under the direction OF the Jury appointed 20 ex-
amino bp provided exhibitors contribute the necessary funds
49, 10 ffu Won that we will CHI erY pay proportion OF
he xrenscs Safe OF the Jury can select on the
80. ON en stok factory, 0f 81 Marks place AMI
orr The D(di 81 WGierst. Should exhibitor
Ssfs fr trial shall request privilege upon
,a,n. M lucres PROPORTION Of tn expenses
STE ARMS & MARVIN.
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VN1IIL SELL on WEDNESDAY, the 23d INST, az
w pa NJ all the MguiGc mt Rosewood and Maaogauy a5n
re house IN 2istst near 9Th
Gv whcb ell Rosewo s In french Crimson
ara od Procs 90 In Blue and White satin Damas do
Green and Boeatse Richly Carved Rosewood Etasere
Res. wood olisn Pnoe Msznicent 10 ewood bookc4se
.snt " FserutOire r. w Center and Side Tables Easy aBi
swg Chars Pier and Oval Glasses Rich Msnts Ornaments and
Clocks Psinuss and fngangs BIosee And Lace CURTAIN"
Velvet rud Tare.ry Carpets Superior Mshoany Extension Table
Conner Stands and Corner Eagere. &c &c Also IN the
Cbrf.rs aud Mahogany French Bdsteads Bureaus
sh-srts Chairs Lounges Work Tables Look ~
GA.ss seceiarie Bsnkts Counferpane FealS
PEGS. Aso in the s.sement Walnut gems on
Dr.pg Chairs China and Glass ware Cu,ey an sye
riture. Catsogues
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"A AGENCY 70. NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA
The ~ and mt n, ans Of comm Ecai!su which AM "a
Tie Cd aud WORDS have created new " n
III found cuil s.fy The Ffeuel iah c'tc'
hitherto insn almost M n)"n 40 oid oS
there existed stworhy ntsrhed tsen es2.p o.
rfrie in IN acc tie duties OF hs dtsn N ~ m
10 oil ostecls there hes Just BEEN esnsd III tts
ADVERTISING AND GENERAL COMAilSolO' AOS'Ni 'O'
lHF TWO AMERICAS 80, l..
Conducted integrity and kill undernkes
an on m krds which Pr'ns stand IN
ea efber In France United states; % collect feoi 20
e tayurrts; an with paFtiouA pton al orders L "a y
T tie rurchass Of c,s OF goods An enfepss NE
hs f to obtain the ocniienee Which II e sha
ese witch Is Ia due. -. -
An,Icu ehants yisng F to make their purchases nay
alsy rocrr. competent guides agd useful IA H0l
aion above, hs Office OF the agency 70 MI flOOA
NEAL director Of he esal lishinent
s,,fss An business communications Intended for will
Pom sitenon upon app 10 him No 10 5esyert S'"-
tork
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