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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

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A LADY who has been educated in London, and is
N ssOOd mussn having ..urs desires 70 give Lessons on the
essts ds.rsE wr,lns EIsiss o. French Let
sddr NJ T. Tribune once giving the address will meet
A YOUNG NAN master of the Spanish and French
;Sss1.s sss: ~ a G TsGH JOSE M6S2LEs
NONMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, No.
" Is Henryst Hew-YoIt- SOLOMON JENSER, Principal
as , rR .s a V Re void mora the public
G .sa classes are we'll sTTsarod
oashy nsructed The spps for usrass Autonomy Chem
.s Ss I.in cIsss f1aci psH Languages
tie most approved systems
Re-, John NJ Kreb. DID Hon Jacob A. westervet
Rev Issae Ferris DID Hon. James Harper,
Rev. Ira r. stegGd non non S W p p I nOo1nun
Rev D. c Van Norman. Hon Morgan Mo,gans
HEs@ Asdsrson Esq David Sands MD:
Isaac Newton, Etq. = B. Bslden D.
Henry Morrs ESQ. John Law, Esq.
L'RENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
The eti1en Of AID the public IL general @ the
II December This IIsiiuan nIi;sd in .AIs six fo M me
Thorough and Systematic course puued II French kaeh aud a
No Il Ls,nston-av.
Al and MADAME CRUCY beg to inform the
Hf s.1s Ss'h Day s t Ss1S '9a
mo a s1s nna Diplomas n Fs1es
BY the best Amsssn teachers FOF AID terms see
e. sss!s ''''' which can be obtained Of MADAME C''' resi-
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI
gg1E 70 ao & 6TaSk s sss s&sSSo
An Principals will eemnere The hr term Of y" eleventh school
yeAI on the second MONDAY Of September, 1919 800
Pupils received seven twenty and spshi ps
e. o 4s:ST' e
Italian German Languages Bookkeeping by Soubleny the
Painting together with theoretical and %
extent. practical Surveying
NB-Crcua containing tgnetors references Ae rot7
be hadst the IDs,iufon
OPENING of the NEW GYMNASIAsTIC INSTL
~ TUTE No BROADWAY Entrance No. iJi Crosby
UosstonTh sugfested AM physs
cns united in establishing Gynnasca lnsao1 for the
OF
he k eminent ply having promised their eooersiion wall
Of the The Gymnasium from
NJ NJ where information be bad apA applications
m admit nee received The will b. BY Prof
ofthe GyrnnAsat Lust the
Bah Fiomsurs will be opened The b Dseenbs
next. fKAHCiS DtsfEsO
EDWARD KLEIN
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

DASSAGE TICKET AGENCY.-FOR AUSTRIA
Il LA CALIFORNIA ard EUROPE.-The undersigned beg to
@ S " s s ssy % s1Ss1s .nS nd as
New YoI for e OF any part 81 "a, wUsa
The trouble and of visiting the city bee the day Of
sailing aad the M Of , IN pocus passage the o
insure the best possible accom- modations -, ,.....
.cssmpsnid b. city promptly
Chas ticket but special MS will De maze WIN
'h fo Sff isG FEC LIZ To- w SsTYo
Barclay Hyins;.'q Re-: ssl rsIfS~sI
Esd ESD h President 11Sa Ma'u
NIEW-YOKK ana CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
LINE % ne Sss:s a ss ss oS os
sfs5Sf r. Ps a S RE- s S:s
sk ssg. JG Jan EEL bsi N SoRrE
sn . i ssld &c" os1 soJTs Sy
their % I'D ~ n% ons
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA, for LIy
IL ERPoOL- The ARABIA C. H. Jndkins commander wi !
sss.n lSm iss On the
The EUROPA viii sail on the 18th December
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETs-A- NJ. HINK-
LEY late orwanisr for Adams Cos California Express
Psw 70 sor ale IL NsrYofs %ppyo
JOHN " eARRiEGToN Adam. Gof. No 80 Broadway
LNOR BREMEN-The Bremen Mail Steamship,
DAY Nov n y oelaei N from her pier IS North River
No freight will be taken sncr SATURDAY Nov nj.
fo' "''s"' or oELRIcus Co. No 80 Bre.dst
CAvANNAH sTEAMsHIPs-U. S. MAIL LINE
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miscellaneous.

Dolls -Dolls-Dolls,
AT ROGERSs BAZAAR, No. 4i9 Broadway-The
IN Res Cornish DOLL and beautiful articles Just I'M
ported by ROGERS x ,,o,,s
More tl,an i0ofO Of all sigoa dessed aud undrened
INDIA RUBBER CRYING DOLL.
Doll krm Shoes Hats aad Heads together with every variety OF
tort he IOlidfys
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Diano-fories.

EOk SALE CHEAP-A superior teasS 7-,etsss
q. F.as tsts, )sst sss,e4 ss - fs .ssSss. -
ysss Apply " @s ksssis<ssss. ~ ~ te-sv -.
q n DAn ~ ~ shsr 81 thsas hsssisetysy sas
" ~ sSsss Fisss rssss ~ cl-<@ss
s.sss s.ssss ga al shss ss>ss go h-s 90 -
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1uoia Rubber Goods.


INDIA RUBBER TOYS, GOODfEAR' PATENT
Il THE NEW-YORK RUBBER Co, sole manufacturers OF
India Rubber Balls Dolls Toys Canes &c are prepared TO shecats
following articles Bat Balls for out door play All
sizes Bale from FIVE b ~ 80 dozen for psrir
beautifully ornsmented with Landscapes and hgfesn
gliding These parlor bals
hst and elastic that they will no, break : No family should 90
without heahf In winte indoor Also indif
Rcbber LaughDe Bellies full length do heads and great variety
OF ether India Rubber Heads from 81 80 70 SO dozen These
dolls break falling viii hurt the children and wiz
last y hUnred times long those Of wax china o.
other generally do besides they are FAR more artistic
besniu The Couny have also succeeded in producing
Of variety animals in India Rubber which make
noe. living snmas such barking dogs croAkns
chaerng monkie chipping squirrels singing birds No. &C
Rubber late invention and hSn elasc and
yer beautiful nrfce
FOR sse quantities purchasers BY Newark India Rubber
Mprurins psny 50 Miidensne National Rubber Com
psny Lberyt Union Rubber Company No 10 Nssssa
1otn Hoberton No IS Maiden lane Heary Davenport No se
John Daniel Hodgmsn Ne q Maiden a. the Retail stores
warehouse Of the Company Thy the case ony
No. g MaiAer lane n. Y up liairI
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y. HOuGH Anc ioDsef -,
MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE Of ELEGANT
IH UOUsEBOLD FURNITURE.-D. =. HOUGH, will sell,
from psro No ls W. 2st st. near sthsy o. We'd
n,,day This DAY 10 A Rosewood suites Ia French
bfoesa. and hroeaee Rosewood Eo-n PanoForte Gibert
fully Paris Secretary in rosewood richly male ana
ver unaue wood EAgere with plate aud gas
very large plate Pier 0ass highly ornssatsd sets WI
dow Curtains and French Brocsees over whie
Lace deliberately worked Egyptian and Italian MArbeop h9se
weed rd Center Tables nlad Pearl Paris Mosaic sad
l,s Tapesry Paror and Velvet Stair C-rpea Also
number OH Pnin BY known modern
will varied Of MADtel Ona nenis and articles OF vefta
nh "a F peh Ccks Marble Statutes Marble Piehsrs Vases
rs &c Tue chamber Furniture Consists Of rosewood and
.nx IN, neh Bedsteads Wand Commod CornesAnds half
Feather Beds Boers Pillows Blsnkee CounefPsaes
Sb5 cn,tnip Brus,. Dgn Carpets Tho basement OF
FItsnos Tables Dining Chairs China Dnns Seis and Croeke
Sale positive
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fnrniiure, Nr.
"CHEAPER THAN EVER"

"CHEAAPEIE9s THAN II NE EVEN rxsSp,vD SETS
cA..r., than n, o,her, in NewYors Sets selling TWENTY
FIVE and THIRTY PER CENT lee than they can be O.nd aaS
where all made from hin dried wood ana the BEST hnSh
throughout all made al cur factory No Gi i'ns sYRNE
CHEAP Epsmeled Furniture Warehouse 80. So Broadway,
Few doors shove SprngS next door to Dr. CHAPlNS OhOko
UNALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Damasks Satin,
j. Lsnss Lace and Muslin Curtains, Window Shades &e
A'''' most sA''''' wINb6w coRNIcEs,
embracing all the latest designs The tae or families .nese
No. 40 Pearlst- William, near Chatham
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES &C. cRAwBUCKs No SIS GEsns.
second Essexst New Yok-ChEAP UPHoLsIrnf
AID TO tS. Large md besus sssoont
BEDS Mattresses PAe Beds cot &c all Of which have been
al to call and 1ane the asoss stock . Psyos
and Wis%BaiZ free Of carriage o5 BED, snd M,sfS,
'''e0 ana No ss Grandst second door
IRON BEDSTEAD WATERFRONT and CHEAP
SPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPOT1The best place
made in the best manner At hail the usual cost n Mattress,
% a 2 5 . Es fs
S SIS SS s s S P 1G tsnSsS dad 81
IRON BEDSTEADS-COMSTO BROMLEY
Co. Atlantic Foundry South Brooklyn Manufacture every
description Of plain Iron Bedsead with particular
sales Room No S5 LeOnards- NswYOrk, door west Of
Folding Bedseads @ oil Kinds.
Hotel Hosp Prison Family Seysns ana J Inan Dss
" These Bedseads superior to all Other IN point OF elean
They always free from ernn ana
durable portable and convenient Orders 70 any
' ' " COMSTOCK, BROMLEY Co.
No Us Leonsrdst.
KEYSER's HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES for
N the best in asto quality OF heat amp
4 and Of folk fGSss G sos
CCHOOT FURNITURE.-The subscriber invites
- the OF Committees Teachers and others to h i'm
proved Deals Teachers Desks and Chairs Tables
Chairs with Baskets attached for infant scholars Book case
Boards &C. at bis Factory No "a Grove St. wsre ne " con
s;antiy m manufacturing the above articles X. fAION
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gsIGNEEs' SALE Of GROCERlES.-W
N OnEFNOUOH Go. viii sell on THDhsoAi. % q ~
0eok all livestock and bSufes la sof" no <h Df~'ns
Wsso flfda and
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w. S. MELLoR, Anctloneer
TOMORROW, Thursday at l0l o'clock, at No
"a 6ihav Furniture Carriage 0iPsutng Fancy
Articles Sc Also Cockery and Gsss Ware from
deeer giving up wei worthy the attention OF hoasekesp
erA and others
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prstsssisaoi @sssa

,lsEisfH TtEit - itloca gsso yeclb wv sys. q &
81 II = s::.i : Ss ( y: " "
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DTruniiG FlRh NauRANoH COMPANY. No
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1nsnranre Gumpauies.
IRD LIFE

BRANCH OFFICE OF the HARTFORD LIFE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CoNSECrI-
CUT EDWARDS Agent, No. le2 Broadway, New York-rhB
Company having compiled with the requirements Of the laws Of the
hundred thousand dollars deposit
openeda Office No 1872 Broadway Johnst In
the Mercantile Bank Building whore they will be happy 20 meet
ell wish in safe reliable and PomP
paying Company The character Hartford Companies needs
no heIdpg ali ssAry inform the public where they
c be found o., -, ri.
stool rsres are AZ low as any oo4 responsible Company The
upa when policies taken o lite loan hsths amount Of
limited opportunity
10 death eompetency and nos be
ri o. cold aud altogether
seifinS World JAMES DIXON President
WA T. HOOKER YicePresitent.
I. MILLER Secretary.
A EDWARDS Attorney for the Company in New-York.
HI b,s, 9uAG hnnHS NJ D. Medical Examiners
In attendance daily. between IL aud O'clock
Fire Marine Rbks this Office, in
'ronsible Companies 4. bp rnAy.sns Agents.
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JOSH X. OAKLEY. Auetioreer -
OAKLEY & WRIGHT Mechanics Exchange No.

OAKLEY & WRIGHT, Mechanics Exchange, No
SIS Futonst- (oppose City Hail. Brooklyn viii give .e
r,rso att ution sale Of Real Estate auction a. the Ms
ans Exchange N8YOk their capscous Saes9om or IA
sry section also 20 the sale 81 Furniture p
Groceries Merchandise &C. private residences or al the sses
Goods receved on storage and per consignment.
WEDNESDAY Dec l. at IL O'Clock, NJ, 8,
A, the sae.room S43 Faon-st opposite Guy tsu brosh
Permrtory sale and posye no
vhstryer OF THIRTY-ONE AUIIFUL SECTIONS OF LASD
ste Az recrned the fsbnsh Long eacn lVof
rs feet of each qna 10 I'VE cry o
This rorert, about 81 miles from the City Hail. Brooklyn on .ne
Bruokly and Island Pankroad and Whiet oPPe tn
lsna rited reem.ns Association adjoining the lad A
Han ond Esd nearly opposite the hotels Of Frye aud Wsas
mo desable Of The Of Fst5us aud io
Teslh &c cannot be surpassed the Erasmus Hail aemy
eLoos chi and Of scces TO the cry wa tue
by omnibuses which every hoar 100
Ftcn Ferry Island On ion y there handsome ana
eanvuer i8x25 with extension xo rect M
ished this section and the cottage wv can
on bond aud three Many handsome DWELLINGS
bs he's during past and conrse OF erection
in The i,prns diste vicinity Of tLi property.
This will opportunity 10 pure nae oeaun secon
oIsnd shcrt distance the city sufficiently near 20 enJoy Is
nees time be exempt from the exosoant TAXA
non ircce city government L., -
very her and auconeers fee on the day Oh
ale 20 rsr cent delivery othe deeds the bs ance
ins;aueuts s5 each till the whoe ia paid To purchasers 81
ddn Of er the whole Of he purchase money
For mars and free view the premises apply to OAKLEY
kWRIGfT No Fulton Brooklyn or No so W1ist New
YORK Fulton Ferry 81 aud return a. 2ocock
N for Of these wishing TO view Tue premises
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ALBERT H. NlcoLAy, AueriOnser.

H.
DERFMPTORY SALE of ELIGIBLE COTTAGE
SITES from to 81 acres each on the SCUM "as OF
STATEN ISLAND
ALBERT H. NICOLAY viii sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY
Nov 80 1874 O'Clock the MerchsnS Exchange, ~ " 10 OF
the most beautiful COTTAGE SITES STATEN ISLAND, com
missing the e.tsie known WOODLAND LOTS varying in size
from half an acre to three aud half each.
These Villa Sites located on the south side OF the
Jpd near the Richmond Fenk Road and about 81 miles from Van
debts Landing excellent neshbOrhOod near the Paen
House ard Richmond Hill Hotel commanding extensive views OF
the Nerrows Island Coney leland Lower Bay the Atlantic
Ocean Sandy Hook Highlands Eevenk East NewJersey
Keypo Princes Bay and the whole surrounding country and
considered the most elevated land in that section OF the Island
The new road running from yhdebs Landing Richmond
. through this property These lots mile from the beach
The Intervening landscape being Of the most charming in the
world prsug the OF c. Vanderbilt Esq the Hon WIN
Vanderbilt Judge Clauson, sc.
There Gne bathing fishing these desirable lots and the
being within 10 - minutes walk OF the
proposed Staten Island Railroad
The 10 winter hour aud in sum
uer every hous o'clock NJ Until o'clock r NJ and
the last boat Whitehall i o'clock M which
gives every facility to gentleman doing business nshe
CITY Of making this beautiful place his private
rssidence.
Thus an opportunity offered that occur again OF Oh
tanning Cottage Site this beautiful Island the sale will DO
emptory without reserve for cash.
rITsE UNcUEsrroNABLE.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of viewing the Property obtain tickets for
the of charge until the day Of sale to-
ssther with lhbcga phic Mars, on applying to
ALBERT H. NfCOLAY, Aucioneer
No. 40 WslIst NswYork.
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wrp cBooos

nOOTn n FUTILE. No. iiB broadway corner
- of Lilshyst .,.-..,,
fHtktii nthihDh
pAuAnATTAH. 49,.
tOHhTLtiaE pE LANES
PLAID HrtiN
rLAiD MOUHAELAlHE DH LAthEs
liiIWLa SO ali Of which viii hs sold Al low prices
/,IOAKS, SfiAWLs, LADIES' CLOTHS, Velyots
Eeosh ke,lno- Ps,msiiss add ptss- Goods Of s' nns
.ns bstrsirs by LYONS JONtS Union lioass NO ~ Jul
san ~ between aud Spring ss Ladies' favor ~ WIN se'
<NOT'rON DIAPERS and TOWELlNuo;-ovca cases
pisces and dozsns Brdssys and iiucksbaos of sas
- kEsMlTii co, Nos 90 and ~ bfo~~sy.
CREAT SACRIFICES in RICH CLOAK and
N DnIsg TRIMMINGS, SPLENDID oALooSs, 20 Aso'
ssest reduction las prices OF our ch negea ~ ~
sais,d,d Rfon. Nslveta sans aud oilks
rUTfEsTTIN Kibbon store No % Bowery corner hestoe'
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Gteambcats ano Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
Chsnge Of Time sd, ered 10 take effect on The iss Of Daen
Der will ma take effect till MONDAY, Dec. 1883
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french advertisements.

MEssRs EToURNEAU Co. AGENTS, No 30 rue ST M.ae
PARIS.
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ZEN, and BOYy CLOTIIIN0-At Wholesale and
I'VE retail, ehsspsf than Ths bes psc" ~ n.ss 80
uirs Ito NJ Fnlton a., oHasf Of Gold q A,o 'fse await
81 FspisDs GOODS sAd aa I.y.a Ig Va a y,,
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ID : ffoueH, Auc ioDeer
~ osT ATTRACTIVE SALE of ELEGANT

A. Ascnonrof.
DY BANGS BROTHER Co.-Trsde Sales
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Al and MADAME CRUCY beg TO inform Ii

WI inhabsDis Of Bookyn that they have opened Ftenei
Fprbh BOARDING. Day School for Ladies No 70
Heprys Brooklyn Atlantic and siae Madame Cfuel
IA be who have received diplomas In France
and by the American teachers For references aud terms
which be obtained Aadao Crucy 81 her res
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A LADY who has been educated in London, and is
N sOod musician, having leisure, desires 20 give Lessons on the
P,rcorfe 70 young their dive n-s She in some
desirsb dive Lssus in Wiring English or French Let
addressed T. Tribune once giving the address w meet
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TOR SALE-Five Lots on De kalb-av.. Brooklyn.
Tks property fney located on hish ground in rspiu I'M
yltaE szhl0rhOd Val he .oa low for cash Inquire OF n r
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~ boLTING MERCHANT MlLLEBy this simple Invention ION
ordinary Of manufacturing 1our would be and ndspens
requed But in addition this OF capita and
there large saving This mill applicable
any power furnished for 500 all completes thereby
milling being brought within the ability Of almost
This Mil exhibited the Harlem Railroad Depot Room No
Is Wbfes We invite milling who wish
10 enter speculation call and II 10 operot0n aud the
ue giving H. their OPINION that milling
chine the invention Of the day State aud County gh for
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW-lORk and EklE hAlIhOAD.-i nssonso'
IL Trains leave pier Of Duane follows, viz
Day Express at A. NJ. for Dunkrk and Buffalo a., a.
Mall A. for Dunkirk Buffalo and intermeiss "a
OIs This train will remain night at EnA and poce'' s
Way Express 2so P NJ for DunkTk and ntermedi''' 's
tons. 80 u,.--,,... ..,..
WAY ZAP NJ, for Otisyille and sll intermediate stations
Kieht Express 5 L. b. for punkirk and Buffalo
Fmigaut at 1. NJ for Dunkrk aud internedse STATIONS
Ga SUNDAY, only one Express Train, M5P NJ,
these Trains connect at Dunkrk win the LAKE Shos
Railroad tor Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit chicago Sc
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vl'o hAntFAf1tBtbs sss Utbtbs tbpr
y tFFtys NlAsisFfT f1ss,fy NJ ~ Ess1slse IgilDl
.s-t~- sg@s. afies NAi ~ fe4 yligA " fge4 etyl9l
~ 40 - As.tA4.y JSSo1Ai.is iEl fNsiitg WAtI
pAssis st.'-, yass-s n. Hg! 81 HJt en- bel ~
assIs..4Ssi,~ w fit@ssi{ q AZ, =
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HOUSE for SALE-The three-stOry and attic
Horse No q Bonds good order ,od and hot water
Terms Also, House
I. s1h between q and Houses aud L IN Brooklyn
Wuarsbursh Newark }. Apply 70 j. H. blKDsALL No
u.u Iar-r
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(ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J LIIot. I'--1en .
~ Eaon Winter Arrangements Va an1
AFTER Oct PASSENGER Trains viii leay. as tcl rec
No North River New-York ~ ~ M Ard ~ z ~ View
lie Esston az "a ard % An 81 Leave Somerye wal
A. NJ This line connects with trains By the n hADfssa
Company, foot of Conrtlandtst A.,
s,sgs with York follows from Plato
seid r. Baskendee &C. from somerve Tor Pespao ke from
White House for Flemngtop from Esson for belsldeee
WilIesh,rre Keith Allentown Mancb Chunk ". ts
GEO II PE0RAM Superintendent
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LACEY 4 CO., 81 ST. Charles street,
gB-o,seg's safe gompa,sy.

4 1IE attention OF the pubilc Is called TO tht
uti and supsriary OF these all others.
made on az entire principle. We brsI form
Civ plates bars around which
alton cast iron chilEv making
abs TO eas @ and capable Of resisting ths bowsof he
To ;hei Mature
eehan bosor sttapa rtvs screws for then
mora ttuovt ptrhaps less effort hln
lcE. Nee :h burning element nase an impress
SION sgli mAls salt -th lTJotNAtl
titt these SAFES secured WITH LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL. AND PUWpER PROOF C0hbi NATION BANK
nther val
sas We say rther tht,e buls seeu any the pcpulI
Nsuli Tlra AF 'n ~ 81 mocha
,fttn ken il to,sse e bas tefn9nslrs'ed
BASk Waits d ysougg,s r Ertr tasulutoa Mercantile
lujyius all wnh s be warr=niaa r ADi Powder
Proof, whsa s1rugei s i.l litlie'e sons stks.
SAMPLE Safes and LarSs iossh'f sA "a He~et
% " v" NN
,fl,.-~--. $780, q aeT9sIs AeH5t A. Camr street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
fAnisH SsS
BE f'n1heed that the 18th January 1883 no
nhs bet Justice OF the Peace
ally appeared A5ianis Brother, President James Wheeler,
secretary OF the Home Mutual insurance Company Of
being duly sworn, according to law iere AL saw that he u4e
accounts are ds and
'oIIlaly', 4, ,u-.u... - A. BROTHER, Pteslcut.
10 ami SIT Bed ,t
q V. JOSTE, Sacoud Justice . lie Peace
0 the Patish u utlcuus.
~ The oarl o. Trustees have declared dividend Of Forty Nine
gd cent On ht earned premiums
Decsuher a. lsS! for which scrip esrhcs.es M De- issued IN And All
the 8 o. next.
Tie Company continues to Of
Si Toss asSe JS me- at the
camp street. ALSAASDEB BROTHER, President.
IOtlN K. SHAW, Vice Prpaiivnt.
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MEDICAL

~ ENUINE MEBICINE WAREHOUSE, 10.
VI isi ESSTH ssT-J whiahf ~ asf's ~
ptsnl 10 their saass nave 80
sh no ALT genuine popular
ines throurhou keep thsa constantly
nth fresh and ample A rates far below me usual
By they enabled TO Oder lot
assortment which can % az
other city, Having experience IN he
acquired ior
particular spar,m tbs most liberia SCALE and are no
ppy exceedingly ow hatthe
m handsome oentage on his nyesment ~
ale retail establishment may be found iu
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The follow ing
part their assortment furnished TO Dealers IN
twenty than
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~ RiysrI c4gAs or ~ 4 gUNDksB.
NEURALGIA n 2SE HOUR.
R Po6f4aaas il 5 nj sssd @i5drA'
s e hF savAR n ss4sFS S aSSFss
sGsr fhs5Ar II ft 5ye sMlsSg uTls.
suI.. No Sis, EHosl lIrtS, CHOLERA aioi;sus, bIstS
.ar =, pan ALWAYS READY nsF saasrDty Sop & .,
''' ''''' 'S' - SILK HEADAGuE
ASESf fASs y al@ wv ss'r aa iS sg' s
cfs 1t wcsane aud swsrteu tie stomach, al ase'ts'ss
''.''''' ''''' y ~ PREVENTION
Byshang the ssaole Pusme Of 4. 4. r. t
rSf esA onenhl removed the dull aud heavy ouH
III BATHING
H.. saa .sp t. D. T % Va and S, sessl 6.
C every morning w -upus health
''''''''''1 XII BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
o!A1eii%A nS SESTEEY sL9opI fLuA C1Le M AioKBgs
tAa nes i'sst 'nsss, and vii sp"odl,
NEURALGIA
pAjS STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RApwArs gnADg RELtE, o,.easa sn aaoe. L
igr"s iatgE p"os q pain Of 'hserge Complaint
n & p. sS raa i a.aai q Se e.
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aud Ne ,ssofsh is ne
'' RHEuaArlsh
aADTAY5 HGtuY RE1tEF vll'tepsa ae,erennd
W. or months ae,t b.ds BY iaeumDic tua
aI-e gt.e1 az, ~ e ~, sqn ip,i
Ir @ sgr or he alH II St, as.y,.ca vsaag &c
,a, q ApwsY READY REil-F 'hg aaestsyeiy
CHILL FEVER.
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kADwAS's READY etiAt ae.,,lt gfchhl.
hr,ls e,ty and louui a. 7stIr.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
DIV Az $ READY RELIEF