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NEW URLE SEE. CLi.bg,d'
sam nel RcyuOlAs,


NFFICE, No. I23 Grasier street, New "
DIr.n.. l.. cure. Cancers, scaidhesd. White
swelling, Sores and Ulcers, Of every dese''P'
.ion. Jan, =, 1900 hH' y
The following 10 another instance Of the ss'
,oni.h,nr cures. which, Samuel Reynolds, Can
90, Doctor. !. etYtct,ny. Ii rho-. who are ~
a,c,ed With this dreadful di.ea-e 60, any thai
are .num.rat,d aboseJ viii cal upor HIM he
vitl .su-h them from the testimony oi per
som. of he hrst ~, p,o;aUiity, with whom me-
rtr, converse. that h. eau and does do, ali iha'
h. pturs,es II, has cured several eases tna'
hs,. been gwen Mp by the most eminent Pf"',
uuonef. 10 the country, and in "a -hofi rcnod
nf time iils treatment j. mild and genie.
NJ On. .hould continue Ia suiler wh'n rellti
"a ~ cir-e at hand:
NV ORLEANS, bsc.mher ~ i-S-
b.I So p.fmt m, 20 rspr - I" YOU my
U4.u thatk. Tor III, great benefit received
f.. our treatment, aud to -aS to you mat !
p. u..v prt'rell we'll And, as % - a case
who. .npu.d add 20 YOUR growing repu''uoh'
/ h.uA % but Just that the iaol- ,hodld Ice com
rlln.catrd 80 the public You are, Therefore al
u5,s.g 20 uihkr any use Of thu certificate you
Gia, ie.ir, aud. u persons visiting the eitS'
ssh. I'd. f'lr-ei as Vas, should wish 10 NJ
4u.rr farther .nto the matter, am PREPARED I"
q..n riu ~ tbr ruth 1' my statement
{ .Id large capcrf on The call oi IN, 'eR
$500 uut,- she ttatmcn. of the iat-lam'd
d. q Boz eight months .hen he pro,
t.....,.u rur.a During ,'H,ilur. suffered
.p..f d,t from hi- treatment. ana phd nm
,.a ld,,.iU -uu oi morc, For eighteen
m . O. d. ,tib.r| pNr uic ur @ CURED
g. ~ h.udts, uu ~, leg It's he directed "h'i
.h, cancer broke rct worse than ever w my
dt~irr-- applied ,u You, md Hm happy to sii
thai ,ol have effected % cure 900 short pe'i"d
If time, without compelling me To wear band
aue., and with Tar less pam.
l. an b. found at the corner OF hatcher and
New le>,e.
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N4iUS NtSIC SIORL,
.yo.. S and I Camp IT., 3 doors from Canal,
Nee Orleans.

Nos. S and I Camp IT.. doors from Canal,
tep Orleans.
TIE uudsrsignsd desirss rec
pec,fully To inform the pubic tha-
W w they car alwAys nnd At h'- H.sN
Store, q choice aud large assortment Of ftHho
For1s a, very reasonable prices. And on accom-
modsting terms.
Among them are Pinano For'es made BY the
old and celebrated Manufacturers, J htierf,
g. CO., of Boston, Of rch Gone. and Finished
beautifully IN rosewood, black walnut and ma
norany, with iron frames, rnadr ~ the most
substantial and work uanlike manner ="
tho Justly celebrated 4Eo.rnn PiaHo forr''
which, for sweetness Of tone, have NOT nr'h
-Quslled. They are peculiarly suited 10 We
country, a. the Eoasn does no, require tuning
for years.
Tn. New provsm-nt IN Piano for'e-
the patent Iisraffnx Orsrbridss. - also Tor
sale At the sane establishment 1hi. improve
meni give. peculiar hrmns.s and brilIIaecN 70
the treble. adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano. and renders it capable - rrmain'
ing much longer IN tune than thos. ~ or0ina'>
use
VT Ms Agent for H,Rr, Hsri celebrated
Grand Pianos and P;suino. made N PGu- For
power and sweetness. of tone, theN rlnnd pr
eminent
n, Dale. Compound Ar1ch;'sf ). P'lht
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos. and Instrument from all
the best manufactures. constantly receiving
and for .al. on liberal term-
S,cond- Uand p,anGs tor sale, truw 500 T.
s200 each, ard taken 30 pari ra'w'n' FOR 'r'
Pianos
Pianos. Repaired Tuned Rr'''. .r So
praised
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LEGAL Ad,ertiSe Uent>'
nnsOnie 1ensmlr Institute.

'l'Ht Executive BOARD ni Nanagcrs. appoint
! ed b, Marshall l.odsr No ~, announce N'
the public that the 7th -e-,'"noi the INSTITUTE
.,ll commence ON the FRS, Monda, in Feb
tuary. under the charge Of the Faculty OF
Teachers, to wit
Rev. Tuo r Wmso,. President
Mrs. n y. Lazy, WEE PrtHctpai,
Mss ELIZA BuEros, Primary Department
Miss AxABELiA JE,strr JusE, Nas'c PAN"
Dra,cing and Fancy WORK
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CLOTHING At Nf MI
A LFRED MU<ROE & CO.'S One Prns
n Store, No - Magazine street, corner OF
Gra,i.f.
". would inform our friends, and the pub
lie IN general, that our presen, stock OF
tiofh,aa, Furnishing Goods Or.
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MARSHALL institute
FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS


,,rYrr p.,,e
hhA"LA q "DAho'
T. W BREWER and ~. ". ADAMS.
having entered in eops,tnership in the
Do Good. bs.ipsss mo noy on.nipg A, their
,,,rd No,tb. sees, corner Of tho hubble .ansfe.
IN Nar,hsll, ono Of the largest and hes, selected
STO(k or EgODS
$50 t-.,,.
:, snnAf,",s eli q, ,be ,r,,eIs, zee haze mn
bard hu, ,,s desire "a say a ,ew word. IN onr
.."5s IA g., 10 ~,
LADIES
Ne "ouia 'n'oiip u'e MUGS wa, j" we
'''seuoh OF our s'oet' "" nave va" an 'fe
particularly 70 'heir oehsh'' ana thluk ,hey
, ",' ~ a ~ ,n,sl,n 40 I,iona .gG. A..
S,',,aee ,,,,s,v =, eboic.s, d,o.. ns,,.-n.
We have .,so neat eollec,,on of mini. em.
Ne nave choice as,or,men, of bonne,s. con.
sis,ing OF every variety and embracing the
Latest styles ard beat finch. We hope the
'adies WI co.. "hn,' an, Ssan..ns our s'oeS'
ENfLH "r' D "o'po'
We have choice assortment Of gentle
mems goods, consisting Of every article usu-
ally KEEP, in retail stores. A very handsome
a.,or,msr, Of
RLaD1 MADh tLofHiNG
suitable for spring and snmmee, embracing
coats OF oil kinds Pant.' sesle' shut, dra"ets,
soeAs, &c we nave Mso h'. Aas"Hnent OF
H"Is
ho's.kin' pfah, WHITE Beaver Fur hossu'h'
A's"0'"' sM ,,a'I Tn aoors
"a fan
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To the Creditors 81 Te1ee
TIVE Audito'isl Board having been F'-cr n,
L I'd BY an Act passsd a The hts ~
Session of the Legislature, the undefAs,,
will take charge Of, and prosecute to- 70 ~.
settlement, all unAdjus,ed or unaudi'ed CO. -.
agsins, the late Repsbl< Of TeIss h"t
addressed, postpaid, 10 the undsssignec
other Of then, will Be promptly ATTENDED ~
GEO. w. PASCHAL,
THOS. " DUVAL. .
hrsr,y March. 1858 MI y"
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NEW ONLEANS---CORllhuts.
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING y
Size .ooo WsrtA Or fasAtsoabls
CLOTHING AT RI TAN

tLoiM.," a los n. p..
4 III NED Nc NM" ~ - :,
"A Store NO - MAGAZINE
drawer. -, l,.. n,h
We would inform our riehn'' A"o w P"''
lie IN general 'ha' our p''Neu'
tioihlHg, fufntshihs 1ooo'' Ct
/. up,.usll.s ia extent and besr'i ~ mat on
an, other ttbh-hmeui 10 the tH.,rf Si'..'.
10 he convinced OF ,hI- statement. 70 g. orif
n,.,....r, IL, call .ttt c,ainin- cur mutn"
sals. are brought about by tn. Nmil- far |
,,,ng .nnvn. that the pric-a se place uPon
800. ;. or,toru,l, lcw, aud the qualify Of
q, n ..t,,,l. #. guaranteed What # is represent.
ed Ia b. Perfect satisfaction what We am
At m dealing With our customers.
,u nn, ,l.thing . manufactured at our e--
,abl,.hui.nt W. AL Broadwpy NfN FORK
and, th. ,u,m,dial, super d.r,, " .n'
oI nur hrm. .ho spare. rD l...
,h. ,0,. t,,,.sLi. size. u.
In, .utt-. ..,.ai,
,a,i-m,u,r Y.. Vol, ...
.'n,'"t ,,,...,.tr.... ... .a,".
,r,. o,, ..,,rtm,nt
Tn. t,iloyirp d. only partial Inst % lra
,Ia..
E,,-. md Drsss t1ais.---Fr and hnI niEcs
.,,,l.. ,.,....,,.n l-... ..at.. tudu h'u.. hr,au
u..l.- ,, I'd gf,.f. ...-rf-..t t"s. riut
b,.v. abe. UN,
,,,,, pol... ~ aud g.. .u,.
,,lo,.5 .l,f, .en.,,n. ,u..- 'lr.... ..I
new -,,lr.Y sac. French. hll'f. au.'Hrl H.'
.I.,. .l.tt .p.-, .ae-. ir Iars nJ t'..
..,lof. u d,,-h tr.n -a.A- d, r' 70 -nir'
ru, afs H. .rD vh
aodr0 fHH vrr. h''..
aud pu,sas. f-s.,t p.-t, blue hf'0n. e."
olt,, hrbgcr -l, and lr,c. DDut-. 40 btgc
btuau, aud -il'etgray, Nhnu"' sac '"ais
do labr.iuf l,afiou- colorsj TO turn, sat
coats. do suy ctinc dfab cloth and beaver
walking coats fr and Eng black 'uPefhne
cloth sac and walking coats do blue, brown
and dfsh pilot cloth snca.
UdRksi c9ais.--frcneh snperhne blue, bf B"
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Inv NOlice.
Law NOTICE

1T ."KIIN W ROWDON and GEORGE
J. W CHIFFON farrers 10 the practice OF
Inv, under the name OF Bo%don & 'h''1n,
have located permanently at Tyler, Texas
They vii attend promptly - el' business On.
trusted to their care in the supreme Court aud
the United States Di-irtrt Court held at I'l"f
for the Eastern Diylsoa of 1tHsA and ia no
Courts Il tho o.1ih snd n,nlh Judicial Dls'
tricts
ft', % 1854 ~
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n n " CxA II.

THr business will be carried on at the -
old stand by the undersigned and *'N,
that nimbls penny ia better than SLOW "a
ling, we've cut our prices down 10 su'
motto, and are determined to llgecd' J"
profits more for rash. and TO J,Tev 'nyn,
this 'ailrosd comes to town. IN " meA'',
VT would suggest. pscmp, PayusSn'' on
sco''s, to enable Ne TO carry out our bens'0''
inten. towards our customers
WARD l. NlNION
Jan. 3. 1859 v4n2i-'
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VIEW OkLEAN S..CenelnoeGs
IN ObT / T. o.,

= MANUFACTURERS and denlers in
Boots. Nhoss. organs. Has. CAPS, etc,
Also, Panama, L<ghorn, Snsr, snt ."eI 'cHn
Hats, No. 10 Magazine, betwses Canal ana
Common sta, N.w OreaIa And NO "
Blackstone street, Boston.
From our Houses a, New York and Boston,
". are onltanty receiving fresh supplies OF
III. above Good.
Country Dea.srs are invited to call ana eA'
anime or extensive stock.
Anil q, 1883 ~
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Seulh. WeslevD Beck Store.

No So, Urdrier ST., \ Orleans.
IT D. McGlNNiS, successor 10 John Ball
liz having purchased the entire stock OF
books and stationery, belonging to the late
John Bail, he Will continue the Took and sta.
iiohery business at the old stand 56 Gravier
street, and would beg to soliei, Il call FROM tn.
old customers OF the House, and all Others
wishing books and ,,ationer, for their own use
or TO sell again.
His a-sov lnlent Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books. blank books, paper
and stationery. svery complete. lie will keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF the
methodist book concern, which will be sold n,
catalogue prices
Book binding Of every description executed
with neatnes- and dsrA,eb, at the lowest prices
Blank books of all descriptions, manufactured
to order II, the shortest notice
Orders for anything In his line Of business
will be promptly executed, and at the same
prices As If the buyers, themselves, were pres.
ent.
II. D. McGlNNIS, SO Crarisr 81.
New Orleans. Jan. 8, 1853. "
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- YALE ia, & co ~ Magazine "'rec'
I New Orleans. " hoiesaie N'dters ~ I'M
ported Staple and Fancy N,A' and >'ra'c Gnod''
Laces, Epibrod,riss. Gloiss, UdHfttas. EriHgts.
Brands, BHitous. GImps. trimmings aftiHN
Uoan.f,, ~,rau Hri- Ribbon', Aflhcidt
Flours, Nliineit Arilciss, aud Rtch fdncy
Dress Goods n all kinds fuil and complete
assortment Of every thing m their line o' the
very latest fashion constantly on hnnd Count
~ Merchants visiting hi- 'ity are respectfully
invited to call and eAaun, before purchasing
{. YALE, JR 4 co.
81 Mapazlue street between
Common and .ravlcr
Jan. 10, 1893
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- HELBN, SEYMOUR. 4 co, late S.y.
- mour, Ha,chc,i, & Co, Whoi,sal. Grocers
and Commission Merchants, No. 10, Po,dras
street, New OrIearv, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock OF groceries
and produce, which they are prepared to sell
low Tor cash, OF approved city aecepianees.
Jan. y, 1853. p27 "
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New store and Entirely New Csst'

Il WILSON, South sid. oi the Pus,
81. square, Opposite Marshall iiotel,) wo9-
respectfully inform h- friend. and the comes
NIFTY tina, he i, now opening large and carJ'''
selected stock Of entirely fresh Spring "o'1,
and Family Groceries, embracing every M's'
in both departments usually called for, TO a." ".
winch he invites their attention, confident "
they will find II to their interest to call ana %
anime for themselves before purchasing s'S
where. Terms cash or It's squiraeM.
J. b. WILSON.
Marshall, March IL, 1853. nS
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Notice

I t>r or m.Mid. tn, unconditional head
riunt certificate uf William lirrtin, Tor
$50 ucrr, ut land, Ne ~, clas- !th issued 10,
the board ~ iaud commissioners Tor HARRISON
county nd da.ed 5ih dal of y, pt,nb"f, \ u
81! aud # not found w,ihn the time pre-
-crihrd by law, ! will appl, to the General
Land office tor a duplicate TO the same, tins
IN. 2lth dag of June, 4 y 1888
X NDt \tBlDOD.
July 2, 1888 no. 81
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FRANCIS ARNOLD
IIORATIO D HEWITT, t-ucce

IIORATIO y HEWITT Successor to
ii TYLER u Hewitt flArU FORTE Asp MUSIC
piAlEK, 80 Camp street, New Orleans. Has
AWAY, on hand one of the largest ana most
complete selections of Pianp Forces IN the
southern country, all Of which are guaranteed
a. good and perfect instruments Agents Tor
the sale Of A. SropAgr 4 Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
Th... Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
of tone. purcne-s of sound and for neat and
beautiful finish of exterior workmanship, and
are considered By the profession, aud compr,en!
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made IN the
United States PaftcuaraItentloni- requested
to Their splendid Sctpenlne pattern with Pearl
keys, which ls considered on. OF the finest no"
made
HAiLrrr, DAVIS cos celebrated Bo-To,
plASos. s. 81, ~. and octave pccold Piano
to-jr-, from the factory Of d" Pleyel CO.,
Paris also Pianinos, Scm-Grand aad Grand
Pianos from the same house
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
ment.
GUITARS from the house of Hal n son
Spanish and French patterns, We, Ntoltns, IN
large quantities Mclodcuus, Scraphiue-, o.
pan-. Flutes. larnnei'cs. Brass instruments
Of al kinds Nl1liutrlio,, BanJo. strings iot
ali iu-;s..iitnt,, and musical merchandise OF al
descriptions. wholesale and retail
Sheet Music OF all kiud~-mu-c received
from the North hy every steamer, As soon '-
published; church Books, Instruction Books
81.
par'icular attention Is called 30 the large end
e,t"n,i,. selection ~ hccotdcun- aud Flu'fHas
winch e the most complete aud perfect %rl'''
tiur oi thrs, beautiful instrument. eve of,re.
IN the southern market.
Al orders frum the country faithfully nu'
promptly attended Go. y liberal discount mod'
g. Teachers and to ~ MinarI,H.
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yOlaN OEVEREUx.

No IS I'ckopy,tonlas 81. N,w Orleans
4 OPPER, Tin, and Shee, iron Manufacture,
Stoves, Crates, and Ship Casooses, OF All
sizes and patterns, pu, up to order
u Goods 70, the country carefully packed
Nod y. l~53 ~
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GRATEFUL Tor liberal patronage to
" K. u. & Co. ssss .,ase I" greet his Gus
toners with a FRESH SIO' al No IA,
onths Ieree which b. intends 10 increase "a es-
tent and variety, as Il. wants of his customers
may require.
Shreveport, April 40 1850 iy
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4 Good Time

Good Time
TOR those Indebted 10 the undersigned TO
/ come forward aud settle. They are heavy
Iosers ny the late ii-sstfous ire aud need every
cent that = due them.
They are to be found a, the brick store, No.
IL ON rug irvIr, where they have been since
the ire. prepared 60 receive their dues. and pay
all then douauda,
ROBERT DONNElL * co.
Shreveport, April 30, 1888. J.
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H.. ALrls. p.s. niLLIR.
p n. AcALPIN l. CO, Wholesale Grocer,
50 and pss1sv' IN Win<s and Liquors, :,
Canal strsss Row, and 20 Common street, Nav
Osleana.
We invite the particular attention Of Msrch
ants and Planters to our very large And well
ss.eeted stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10, 1889 van9g-ly
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p1rl,I(Ap. CARD.

nR N A morgan he, located pe-fna.
- neatly . miles North Of Marshall Ht'-
tnq rceen'ly supplied hims'lf With stock #
fesh and genuine medicines, he IA prepared to
practise ri. profession in all is branches.
To y 70 BE- found At hjs residence az all times
when no. professionally absent.
Feb ~, ls53 n"i Nm
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* N. BAiLY 4 Co, No. Is Canal,
W. at and ~ Common IT.. New Orleans
WhoA'aA Groesrs, and dealers IN fine brsude.
wines. liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar
tea, salt, molAsse. -four, bacon, lard, beef. pork
steamboat and plantation supplies. etc.
Dec. IS, 1862 n26-Iy.
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NEW SPRING GOODS -.

NEW Spring: GOODS n.
JUST receive and opening II new and spleen
~ did assortment OF SPRING GOODS. fot
town and country trade, embracing an extern
,ive line Of Staple Domestic; Foreign and
Fancy Goods, together with complete stock
Of ladies and gents wearing apparel from the
crown Of the head to the sol. Of the foot Iron
castings, hardware, grndstones, qu.eusware,
,addlery, etc, etc. all of which our friends
and customers are invited to cali price, and buy,
as all three are synonymous, at our present re-
duesd St,s'
WARD Il VIVIO\,
feb ~, 1885 n33-t
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Wines a Liquors.
NI.V.snV NOT ~,

TEXAS STREET. sHRt vEfoRT Is.
BY G r. NELSON The above
- 3 use is now IN the full tide Of .ur-
.!nrA. cassfu opcrauoui renovated AMI
thorough, fcfnrnished.
Arrangements lave been made with Mr.
Roarwan fos the crrs q iiof.,a At his Stable
oongouien, to the Hotel
Onlrc Ter be MARSHALL and Mansfield Stage.
kept nero
Apui, 80 1859. "
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
THE undersigned has opened an EXCHANGE
/ oFficr in Shrspspori and is prepared to
sell thecke on all the principal cities in the
United States ALEC to purchase Exchange and
receive Deposits.
viii continue to advance on consignments
to Wsicur, WILLIAMS & Co, Cash or Bagg.
ING and Rope vii pay balances due Their
customers al my office, free of charge.
IS VI. JOHNSON.
Shreveport. La. Sept II, 1854
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10 camp rs., Nca orleans
Jan :. 1888
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niRGit,s.
OS1. L. NJ u h T.

4 RE nov optHinv ut the store lately ocou-
~ pied by VIM. c. Tfabue. large assori-
men' Of DIV Goods. consisting Of Silks, BaMge,
Muslin, iacouet, English, French, and Amer.
can prints, embroidered sleeves, ehemi-ottss
Berlin, six, and KID gloves, and large variety
Ct fancy goods trunks, boots, shoes, hats,
ladies misses. and child,en shoes -addery
hard ware, cutlery glassware, and cFockeryware
$50,
a large assortment of Grceeri>s and Stdpls
Goods, which they " u sell low for cash. Call
and see.
sareteport, April 30, 1888. Is
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Plano GOrtoO &C.


THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock OF Pianos
Nv w Ia the city, principally from Hies-
yElss and \rN>'s ana ca Those htr nm
questionable the h"-' ma uiartdrrts w NE =.
State. Also at a-l time huiAf~ from MAP
TN ,opeih,r wih NoHr-, Nccord'uu~, etc
All the lat, and ia. ,ouauir music, With pre-
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{. :. b i>liI / Go.

atfL ~ din NItbL. afAiNJ
" hu.,,eit 6r,c,rs a. deilst' ~ " ms, 1t
qHurs and ifotNmps, No. - aHdi So.
and II trD,smap s., (b.lA e,H usfom
iiDase and me R,ter
Lave opened large and well ,rlrc,rd
] stock OF the above ARTICLES, whlch they
offer on a. favorable terms a. can be purchased
a, any house IN the city of NeN Orleans. Per
sous visiting the city Will please favor them
with a call All orders promptly aud faithfully
attended to, BY street attention TO business lhey
hop. to Civ. general satisfaction and To receive
a liberal share of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends.
Jan \, 1853 n27-ly.
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We will furnish BaggnF. Rope, and PAN
taiiou supplies to Planters shipping 80 the
above house.
EVANA GREGG, Il KEY
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OTFICE, No. I23 Grasier street, New VI
leans, L. cures Cancers, Scaidhesd, "h'f
swelling, Sores and Ulcers, Of every de-e'ip
lion. Jan, 8, 1850. MT ~
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Extensive FiRE.-Abo,t 2 o'clock yestsr-
day morning. lire broke out in the Phoenix Iron Foun-
dry No go Grandst, near Hghthst, owned by Mr..
John + Tesle, which. together with the contents, was
entirely detroyed The frs, door OF the foundry and
builaine IN the were occupied by Mr. Teso for
the insnu curc Of iron castngs and the second AMI
third acols were occupied by Messrs keysar n Co,
corner OF Clnl and BeekmBn sta, New Nor;S tor tho
manufacture OF imitation marble mantle pieces about
$1,000 worth % which were destroyed on which there
was On Insurance in various offices mot OF this or the
adjoining cities) OF u. coo. The building which was
nearly new cOst sit00, and was insured for $1,000
i'm the Siuyyessnt Insurance Company, OF New York.
His " u about a. 600 Ia patterns maerials sc The
premises No 215 Granist, occupied ~ the Franklin
Poncrhoue, and by Runioe s. Rsnsen a a loan and
land Office and portion ut the building NJ yelling
by Mr. Rnnice, was considerably damaged by Ire ana
water; this building insured in the Bowcry lnsar
ance Co Of New York tor 81 0o and the furniture Ia
another Office tor $500 The promises Of Notes.a and
232 were also damaged by the fire. They wcro occu-
pied by Mr. J. Wright az shoe shop confectionery
store aud millinery 'hop, aud are insured Ia the Cii.
zens Insurance Co. of Wlliamsburgh tor $500, which
covers the lsss the building. The total loss Is over
$4,000 The IRE undoubtedly caused by tncen.
dsrics ne there had been lire In thst part Of the
building where the tire originated since Friday last.