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y = IEoa the sHb>c Der, living IN NEf-
ICA shall, two rosiEs, one suffe mari,
ana tHs other bay horse. The sorrcl pony
has 4 white spot Ia bic forehead 8 heavy name
aud 4l aud a bump ON the back, from the sad.
do The bay pony has also white spot n
hs forehead, aud reached maze. lie has also
q Mexican or Indian brand on one OF his bind
IHpt,
4 liberal reward will be given tor them, or
any Information thankfully received
+. BEkCIlER.
Marshall. April = 1891 n37-
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THE Exeru tive Board Of Managers appcin
/ ed by Marshall Lodge No. -, announce 10
tho public that the 9Th session Of the institute
commenced on the Firs, Monday in Septem-
ber and will continue ten months, embracing
two, scss,ons--but no vacation at the close oil
the firss-undcg The direction Of the following
faculty.,
Rev. THO 3 Wmsox, ~. d. President
Misa MARTINA LirrLEfirLo, Vice Principal.
Miss SusAs H. fo-Iss, Engiish Literature.
Miss L. CoaSELiA JusE, Ornamental D'Parf-
meni and French.
Miss EiizA NJ. boEros, Primary Department
Miss ARAsfLLA JEsSITr JCsr, Music, P,dno
and Guitar.
Miss /. CoaSrLis Jcss, Nas,c, Organ.
Miss JupiTH VI fvsss. AssfsiaHf Teacher ~
NVsr
~. u D4rforrH, Profesfor u Vocal Music.
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uunp .vin N ir,,sJ'r.r ferrresso- p
~. =. ,i.,',, .o,,rp ,,pnr.s
, on - " - NJ. Orleans n,
49,. % ~ ,,, - ,,,a l.,,.at and raot
''nn,',',n a,,a,;. -, p,,na ro,te, in b
son, t c"rn,,v ali -, .h,eh ar, ru,ran,,sl
40 ,ood .,a no,e,c, ,n.,r,,,n.n,s AGENT, &
H.. .al, Of sro,,,r &, ~. New Noh
p,a ' "
Thaso p;,nos ,ro. ..o,.l,,,oJ for 6ue qaallI
-, ton. n,r.ross az sand and for neat 81
n..o,,,,c,, e., 81 ,.y,.r;a, I'll manship ~
s,s considered nv the prol,s,,ion. and rou;sxs'
;nd,,es ,o +. ~. dnes, pi,nn's mad, h as
tIn,,ed states Particular attention is reqas'r.
IN their snlendld Sern,n,ine pn,tern, wiaPs1
KEYS, Which, /. considered one Of the fines. so
made.
HAhLgrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated "a ~,
iiAsos' ., ot' ~ MO oe'a.s , rss O.
nories' iron, 'ne factory % - Ces
rar's' also f'ah'"os' S'n''-"'""' '''
. m', ,,o'" VI. '''','V ""Ss ,,l psr. ~
"" '''""S ''Ne' u 'N0'''''e
n's a',;,.r,vs ,., ho,,.. II Hall s.
So ~ r.aa,h ,,,,,,.,. x,; Viulia.
larao quantities; Meludcop-. Serapsines
gups flutes. larionelt.s. Brass i.ss.fssfs
III ali kind. Viol,ue,lloa Ramos, stasss
sil instruments, ana musical mercbaail's %
descriptions, wholesale and retail .,r
from the North BY every steamer, AS sos
published; church Books. Instruction wv
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1'liE undersigned rc-opeued his school 90
! Monday last, near the southeast corner
Of the public square, ~ tbs place. and Viii con-
tnue uu;l the 10Th of June, ensuing
RATS az ruirios.
Reading, Writing, aud 5 lolhng, $40
Higher English Branches, IS
Ancient Languages aud Mathematics, 20
No deduction made for Loaf tine, except 70
nlrarin1 .lrL nn..
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CHARLES DuoxunT

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
tSoaih corner Of the public sqnasc.l
L EEpS eonstlntly on hand large assort-
IN ment OF ladies' and genllemen's boots and
Ahoes, OF hi. own Manufacture also a good
supply of sole and upper leather fer sale
From his long experience and elose attention
TO the business, he hopes TO have a continuance
Of that patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed on him All orders promptly attended
10, and wsrk warranted
Nov ~. 1853 ME.
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0Ap Rrcosp ~ CHIar. George Gil
Dsscfs, = boy II II years Of age, aud said
70 b 81 Hepossss,ing appearance, has
lsesu essrict<si It Troy, New York. Of bur.
.lasy Ia ~ Gsst degree and sentenced 10
xmbara G<Als psison for ten ysafs. lie
Ass sAsss brokers Hiram. aged %. who il
u Stsx 0sse psisca James. aged 20, who
= = Auburn Stats prison and Howard,
aesd -. Who . IN JAW on : charge Of bur.
e's-y.
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JOHN :. ANDERSON.
Marshall, January II. lsJl u25;n.


4 IL PERSONS indebted to The firm of
n Ward g. Nivion, by note OF account for
tie years 1881 81 aud 80, and ,ha PIE, iou-
firm Of Ward q Wilson, are hcrehg earnestly
requested to make immediate payment, ~ many
uf our notes aud accounts are upon the verge
OF the grave, from our previous Indulgence and
the operation of the law, and unless they are
promptly hQu,iWed, our passive indifference
viii give way 10 bster counsel fWhile our i'm
nglnary virtues may prove our real ruin) by
adopting the only remedy that self-dclonso
points out Tor ON protection Please give usa
call, a. ,,r shall shortly have new stock Of
goods, when we can present better attractions.
Marshall, Feb. q, 81,
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TIN " Ar r..

II. VANHUk, manufacturer IF Tin,
- Copper, and Sheet IRON keeps constantly
on hand a complete assortment Of Tin ware,
which lc viii sell nj Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done IN superior manner and at
short notice. GATHERING done q, shor, notice,
and cheap.
'au H.. 1873. ms
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MocIN\lS 4 CAR\ Err.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

rIeIE Subscriber has now on hand CON
plelc assor,men, of Fresh Drugs, Med'-
cines Chemical Preparation, Pants Oils Glass
ware, pcriumery, &c, &c, and would respect.
fully call the attention Of country merchants.
druggists, physicians, and planters to the same
which will De- sold on the most reasonable
terms. Among which are the Follow art-
clcs 1000 oz sulphur qunne, loo do DO NOR.
plune, 100 do siTl Gimme 200 do MT silver, 10
bbs roii eamphor 100 kegs sup carb soda, %
DO epson salts, 20 casks ~! soda, - bbls cop
pcraa, 10 do madden, % do easter OIL ID do
Iuseed ol 30 DO alcohol 1000 boxes window
glass, 1900 40 a>sd glassware 70 ibis putty
200 bs powd rhRuaFo, iUu do do lPecac, 800 do
SIENNA, 300 do gum arabic, 500 do tart acid, 200
do blue mass, 200 do calomel Eng and Am,
BOO de- indigo, 50 do ehloreiprm, 80 gross scld-
htz powders 70 de- yeast do, 30 do soda d.,
300 To bot..e, az ammonia, 200 10 do spis
nitre, 200 do do sulph ether, 10 gross sugar
lennon.
A full assoymcn, of Patent Medicines Pants
OF all kinds Surgical Instruments. Periumery,
sc, ae. g. \. MORRISON,
Whole Sale Druggist,
No. - iaga-tae 81, v o.
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MN ORLEANS ADVERTISE MENTS.
New SIN House.

.,w VAIL AND WINTER eooDs.'!
J. G. PEPPAKD 4 co.
IS Gratler Street. 0O
Betw Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE- now opening an entirely ner STOCK y
n Imported Si&s and Fancy Dress cords
also s.rar goods, siA boancis, ribbons, laces'
epsbroideriss, glores, hosi,ry' dress trimmings
artificial ao,rers, feathers, millinery articles,
ETC., etc, to which they invite the attention oil
country merchants. gao
J. G.. PEPpARD Il co.
ian !. "a. 80 6rdrier @rsN'
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ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine >Hcci Ncr orleans, teis'ta
GfaJi,r and Matches.


K ; " o 81, Proprietor,
TINE Proprietor respectfully Informs hf ifea'
AMI patrons aud the public generally ihs ir
Wrli known and yapphf establishment has t~ya mo-
ouehly renovated the past s-a.on, and new " is'eF'
I'd throughout large esteuiion ot room hs' -
ohinined by the proprietor renting the adlninns
;iou ut the hiitidiHg which viii enable him ~ affe
modutr much larger number oi customers th"a /"
Ninirt
No expense ia- been spared by tho l'rop''rM
enable han To- merit q rpAlnuanrr ot TIE srTT
patronage he has heretofore n-ccisri and "'ea =.
enpuu viii he made by hiui..ll and ASSISTANTS
der the -"l"uu OF hs guests nos only eo'u'sA'
hul agreeable L.
meals ,nn he had a, almost ali hours. pa'f
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atlettto postrp.
LINES ADDRESSED TO VI


~ ysv uarrl,s
rhs.. beauty In The fading rays
OF Sunlight in th~ West
,,b~p .i,h sloriou. gnsh Of 7'si's
The day ssd sints 10 rest
Theirs iran,, In til. golden fnngr.
TIA, ,ips each evening cloai'
A.,w.lishi. melanehoiY nnsa
All nature doh en.hTn'd.
Thsrv. beauty 10 the blashins hne'
TIA, streak tbs es',srn SAY
When mornings oissfias Of dc''
..o-s up 10 God on high
1tsr~'s trau,y in the h'szins n"on'
When all he earth !. bright
Wlso aowe,, are rHinsiins 'l'sr Trflie~'
And sanlisca ~. charm The sight
There. mnr', u ..-aaY TO b seen
In night. blue disden'
When { ,,,lh q casts her silver sheen
Der nnuniatn, Insight. and glen
And lovely form. and shadows bright
nseln 10 I'll the bailey Air
uhile IN the holy hush Il night
The soul goes ou, In prayer
Rui ,isre's b.auiy fiehr' az
Than sloss r, morning. dawn
omyi.lne cafihs mrei lns'fou' sta
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riAlu EOrtes AC.

TIE subscriber keeps con.t,n,lv
for sale III. largest stock Of Piano,
Nx w in the city, principally from Cpcs
reisa and NuSs's and CLARK. Those are m
anestiouably the best manufacturers in The +
States. Also, a, all times Guitars from Nj,
rly. together with Niolns, Aceordeon., 81,
All the late and fashionable music, with ma.
ccptors, etc, etc.
tJlrNDN pkDSnN.,
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a Al
No'' 20 anu " LANAI, ,S,"'' , ~ Wv" 49,
IolN n s1nr.r 4 ro
A.. ., Ill., .,'J ~ u, ~.
.''' - '""'''y "'' N.i"'
w" VIM
BUYERS VIII At All u'nes una az .ith.r
mouse "'ge"h' se"soh"p'e s'oeA OF coming
go. up III 'ho pest 'nanhef' undof 'he'r ''n'n'-
"'a,e SnPcrN'''on' AZ Ne's 'e"ooe" P,,'eS 'o'
eaSh or "Pp'o'e' paper Jan q o'N
onS rwIBlLL. pASIrL EDWARDS
TWlBll.L X EDW ARDS.
COPPER, Tin, and Sheet ion Workers,
Nos ~, 20, and 81 Fulton, Nos Is.
80, and 80 New Lesce, between Grasar
anu "l"'"s st,''@, ~" N',"sHN, "o Pi'-
pared to do all kinds OF work in the a,ove
line Steamboat and Plantation work done
IN the pest manner, on 'he shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hana
iatee assortment OF .ooA'Hs' S'ea"o'a''
scripton; also, all kinds of House work,
Gutter Pine. Spout, Sc. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWtBli.L g. EDWARDS.
New Orleans, Jan. !. 1854. Is.
~ ALB 'h' q W.
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A CATEGORICAL CcvRrsHIr.

50, ono nigh, beside blue eyed girl
1hehre vas out, suaso, too was bet mother;
A feeble flame around the lamp did carl,
Making faint shadows blending IN each
other
Twas nearly Twelve O'Clock, too, IN November
She had a shawl on nlso remember.
We'll, Ind been TO ace her every night
For thirteen days and had sneaking notion
To pep the question, thinking all was right,
Aud once or twee had made an awkward
motion
10 take her hand aud stammcredi coaghed
and suffered,
Be-, somehow nothing to the point had u
tered.
thought lhi. chance 90 good now 10 be lost
hi,ched my chair up pretty close beside her,
Drew long breath. and then my legs cross d
Ben, over, sighed, and for Eve minutes eyed
bee;
She looked as Il she kncw VIVA! next was
coming,
And with her foo, uroa the floor was drum
ming.
didn't hnow how to b.gin, or Where.
condn't speak---ihc words were always
choakng;
scarce could novel secmed Tied TO the
chair
hardiy breath d. twas swfuly provoking
The Precipitation from each pore was oozing
My heart and brain and limbs their power
seemed iosiog
a, length | saw a bunlle iabhy cat
Walk purfing up, inviting me 10 pat her'
An idea came eeelFic-like al that
Ny doubts, ike summer eonds, began to
scatter,
seized on ,abby though scratch she gave
me;
And said" Come, Pass, ask Mary if she'll
haze ne. .
Twas donc Il onoc--tbe mardcr was now out,
The thing aas alI explained IN haifa minute
She tushed, and turning pussey cat about,
Sad -" Pussy tell him yes, her foot was
IN d,
The cat had thus saved hue my category
And here's the catastrophe Of my story
Law NOT ron SILT Who arc the happiest
men 1hes who live 10 benefit others who
are always ready with word to encourage,
smile 10 ch-er,a look 20 persuade, and i dollar
10 asssst. They sfc never fearful lest a good
trade or an excellent bargain should fall into
the hands Ct poor ncighbor--but the more
rejoice when such an one meets with encour-
agemen'. In this seinsli world such clarac-
tess arc rnre, yet Their. are few god.lise
miads not altogether swallow ed up in sell, who
read their duty in this scented tlowcr, the pass
iax bssrxe, the rolling ocean, aud the blade OF
Rrasa Such mon We honor wherever We find
tAen. We see In their characters true glory
SD wisdom. Like just stewards Of the man
Told grace Of Con, they impsrt 10 others in
such dsgsse az to please their Maker and Sc
cure passport 10 endless felicity.
ZAP REcosp ~ CHIar. George Gil
49, h~a ~ ~ r.ov. af ,ra md en,t
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BUGGlESl EljGGIESil

BlGGiES! ~ GGiESil
~ ~ THE undersigned hss on han
Cs4 seyer, buggies, which leo viii
NJ. sell very low for cash.
talI and see.
WM. VI. JOHNSTON.
Oct 90, 1853 nl5-tf
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No. - tdmp Street. Ncr Orleans
DIAPER Of every description furnished .
! order, at very shor, notice.
n. Il. Agents for J. y. McCrcary's iaag
colored, book, and news printing Inks, a. A,s
York prlecs.
v3u2oy HENRY l.. POTTER
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HENRY PARSONS
Philadelphia Saddiery Warelss,r.

10 Camp street, Ner Orl,an,
Jan. =, 1888. MIL,
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Furniture Warehouse.
TIM undersigned respectfully
II la1 a inform their friends and the
~ public that they have Iust re-
ceVvd aud are daily receiving AZ extensive a.
sorlmen, Of Cabinet Furniture OF every varl-
ETY. and style ALSO, choice assorlmc ut of the
following articles. to Wit chars, feathers,
spring, moss. and hair mniras>es curied hair
hair cloth, damasks, cords, aud tas~cl,, glmps,
varnsh, etc. etc
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock. which will be offered ut price, that
cannot fail IT, NJ, a,c.
&. FLINT n JONES.
Nos 10 and ~ Royal st., n O.
Tn JAcSsoS sam FRtsU.
JACKSON x FRIOt,
- Common street -
fashionable Clothing, and GeRfs Furnish
ing Store,
New Orleans.
'INlE above hoase has constantly on band a
! large and elegant stock Of the above
goods, manufactured to order, and which they
viii sell upon as favorable terms Is any hon-c
in New Orleans They respectfully solicit the
patronage of their 'reya, friends Persons VS.
ting the city ~dl please drop 1T at lheir e>i.so.
li,hmen,. kccoect Sire amber - Common
street, ian ! Oily
JOHN D sCorr GRO sEARlNg.
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JOHN d. SCOTT 4 co.
Nos % Murray and II Warren 4rce}S,
New York.
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JOHN scurF GLo. SOARING.
SCOTT & Soaring.
Wholesale and ReiaH fiofhicrs.
Nos. IS and 10 Canal, corner of Old Ievce,
NEW ORLEANS.
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BUYERS will at all times lind at either
house u large and seasonabe stock OF q olhing
got up in the best manner, under their imme-
date supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper, Jan 7, 81.
oux TWILL pANIrL pDw ARDS
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sIDN ot Iht '"h"hN "ohsIhEAb.
No. H'saim, ~ r ws, ~. =. .ana sire
60 "H'''-,' ,.N.,,, s'ahuisesa.
fel' anu ,a'f9''' y, o""aey and
+, '"''.'' - ~. .'sns,
1AfPe' Day Siiia.s - ""T T and
:, ,''u'uss .V' "r..,n', on' ~, ~ ''"s' And
'''V''''''" , -, w. n.g'N
ana most oHP'o'o ''s"i ''''"'' W "s iouia u
pto,-eHs--Cnrey. Dudley. and pe,eoek
plangh. nt every de,erip,ion ind ,jze ''
prr,,,,I Il q " Nosons and 9 afr
p,',,i;, and paraphernaln of every dc.r,i,
i'm ,h. Isrs.s, and most complete ,,,o,-
men, to be found IN The United stats.
t<p,> nrpn,R prLrfxe, PACKING, &C.
=, -, -. go, ,t.. ,.l.a;,..t -.
"ts'u "''" % r., ca,',,'..r'' '",'," So
of India Rubber Betting and Packing for steam
joints aud boilers HOSE Of every lie, To-
gother with u complete assortment OF all de.
scrpt,ons OF India khhoer h"o'.s winch they
offer 20 tue lowest sAtNe! raieE
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NEW okLEANS...Costin.Ah
EVANS. GREGG, l. KEW

We will fu, nish Bsgging, Rope, and p.,
,a,ion supplies TO Planters shipping /. g.
above house.
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EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLY Uks.fsS
yT>uOMPSON, ALLEN, & Co' ,.',se ~
f;,us. &, an4i DEALERS in choice -. "
liquors, Nos. u and - Common
Orleans.
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gcpartnersbip Notites.

I DiITED PARTNERSHIP Notice il hereby given
IL that FREDERICK T. RADCLIFF add NORMAN CUTTER.
who respectively reside abe city and county Of New ork have
limited copErfnessip the peVOn OF the
Revised ss,utss Under the Of T. RADCLIFFE for
pofI and jo bss Of Dry Goo3s in which all tbs parties
rsrssfed frsseies =. RsdeH who tss general partner
Cuier who the special partner aud th. the said
Norman has contributed the Of hy thousand dollars IN
the and that s.d psner,hp
.tb Of Febrsary 1854 and 10 terminals
day Of JsnasrY ls57DLsd New YORK Feb le 1874
y. Z. RADCLIFFE
NORMAN CUTTER,
z RADCLIFFE having tssn the No SO Cedar ald No
&c for the importing and obeng Of Dry Goods respect
fully the his stock Of Printed
DIe Goods sis shAwh, Hosiery, White Goods Linens and
Linen Goods Of every description
NOTICF-W A MAXWELL has associated with
N him J. A CROMWE LII and JOHN CHARLES aud will
Of Merchant rso and Cohierz a. the old
ChAhsurs PeAr under the and dTa Of
". MAXWELL n Co.
CT Youths and CAdrsns Clothing a.
vsys on hand-Dated New-YCIk, FEB. !, 1854
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Giothiias.

ESPENSCHEID, Halter, of No. lis Nassau-st.,
~ viii introduce the Spring s.aiou for Gsnemsn. HsI on
Saturday 18th H s0cis the Of friends
the public the beauty OF its shape symmetry Of N
poIiIop which he u1Appresed BY gentlemen e refined
tate Al mPa to the Eesrer hitherto unsrsasd
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished, the mos,
splendid article ever offered Elegant French SILK Hat.
tie low price OF 81 usually cold - Alo article 80 s.
BROWN, No. lS Csnslst., one door from 5ulivsn-
INDIA RUBBER GLOYEs-Are a certain cure
Chspped Salt Rhsau The lined
Miirs capital article for cold Ladies
Bleaching hs be while was eePas aud make the
soft white For sale By all Rubber dealers Dry
generally The sde ony supplied GOODTEAR3
RUBBER GLOVE Co. No 50 Joh1rsf, up stairs
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Jns,rutiicn.

II +. FOSTER, Consulting Accountant, author OF
LIE frzs k.sy the best Of rschng PeHnsnsAip"
"DSube Ery Eseid.eS The counas House Assistant"
other popasf veks TEACHES WRITING Boob kesPag he.
spen sound elerentsry pee. the enre exclusion Of the
Dotegn twelve lssson ehsrsS1ry Ne Broadway
scnflsDen qualified for nerczns
sIrediii.u. yn, Iubsoed Fs postage
"wRITING AND WRITING MAsrt prl.episs q ths
developed and the fasees Of sxpe,A dei
Gated 10 tbs People " tbs Unitea 6stss"
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gnsnranle Companle9.

RRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIFE
lJ INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD COSNECr-
CuT No ~! Brosdssy York, JAMES DIXON President
WI HOOKER Vice. Tesdent HESRr L. MILLER Seere-
tllv; EDNARDS Attorney for the Company 10 Newly 9rk
Il ? QIACKEEBOSs NJ d, ard DAVID DODGE Medical
Examiners m attendance daily be-Ne y sud O'clock
Ibis Company having complied with the reluemen OF ne laws
the New Nork requiring hundEd thousand d0lT
deposit have opened Branch Office No I Broadway corner Oh
Jcin The Mercantile Bsrk Building where they will be hsppy
end all wish Life ia reliable and
psyin Company The character Of the Hartford Comsaqes
needs bang all that Necessary to inform the piDhe
who're they be found
T rauy both the Seek all Mutual plans Tbs
good and responsible Company The
when policies taken for lie loan half the amount
p enabling thos of limited lniy
their fsm u death eomPstency and not DO
charity cold and alto ghe
feeling world. A. EDWARDS Agent
Marine Rkks taken this Office to amount In
spon.ible Companies. A EDWARDS. I Aysnt.
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freulb advertisements

szssRs ETOURNEAr l. Co AGENTS No - .UE ST aAse
PARIS.
4 LEXIS GAUDINs genuine STAR-FRAMES,
"a LENSES. CAMERAS CHEMICALS sc ALEXIS GAU-
md Dealer No de Is Pere Paris Odsr
received b. Nj QUETIN No. IS Beaverst
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Hlllinesg, Zr.

HlllIinfeg, Sr.
RONNET ard BUCKRAM FRAME MANUFAC-
- TIRER and AILLISER-I prepared rnanafsetare
goEpuy ana vnh PIRACY II required sny shsp. TIP,
Band fsee AoGt Having sredy made shapes
and ether session.: probably please al Hat Bonnet
Presses rssea for the maLia ZIP. and Crowa hand sai
u.IE,etuIes AddresA GEO HOWARD isthst below Mar
Iets, PkiisiePha
HONITON LACE-HONITON LACE-HONI.
II ION LACE-CAPEs, cAPEs, cAPES-CARrER Co,
from Horon respectfully inform ladies In n OF HgnIos
Lsee CsPes the ss,abhnent found .as h
es articles o. th lind TO be In this Also
.ornen, o. Cellar, Chsrsee and Sleeves in separate
every onei ae pertaining to the Lace basae.s Tbs
vstsfs es VII tnd BY Purchasing Of the rsaa.etart
sses her e-a pattern and hveyhe tasr own TASTE.
see o. any .en made 20 order cleaned and
Or Fye OeerFs CAkIER Cos Honitoa Lscs DsDct No
brosewsy opposite the Metropolitan Hotel q
VENTED snsHbsr Of yoaaf sgoned MAXIM az
Lace wcrk -e r
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pdper Warebcnses.

BkPEk WAREHOUSE. 1. DERblC KSOA s.
Co. rs FutOn-st offer for sale the lowest * ~t
Pfssrs Ensish French and America.
Newspaper, .ll sizes ~eghts and quaIt-s
Book Paper, all sizes weights aud qualities
Tsus Paper fancy colors snc white the bess T'si-.
Hsngns Paper white aud colored, ddereat WATTS
HsitelB Pei IT thin and Of the ssst gssltf.
Jloih Paper StI4o and sOKi8
Erslih Hardware Paper. sr.s M Jas s,.tvst
5heLthiHs Paper OF the best quality
Wrapping Paper Straw, Roo and Mamie
ga Paper Of different sizes
~ RoJfnz suitable for roof In TcE
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y CcLTos. Auctt aeer. .... !.
Y ARGE and INTENSIVE ASSORG VENT u

IL Rich ard ELEGANT H)USENObD EuR slnUkd, =
BROoKLYH-F COLO viii sell THIS DAY, lsdty ia
"a al ~ No sandsst Jay the eniife Fas
oTths hrr- seh will consist part OF too saiss o rcar
yod Farlor Furniture 10 velvet add silk hoesels roeses
rnsbletop Ftsstfes. 90 richly carved ssswoa sI
Window CeTsn.. mAr5istop Dres,as a'esp' t1s ,s
Bookcase freuch Btesd velvet and tapestry oes s9sPt
the horse Ole ohs Hat racks Hall Chairs, Exen.A
Dinper resTehes heir ard Paer- Caa
her Suites China and Glassware Table Gallery Lbray Farn
Furnace stoves Gas FiNiurcs Sc
The whole This Furniture has been order III
end All new stree MAY Unavoidable eos
,i herp 10 ell out Catalogues the moFnng ale o.
innust ne rtucved Friday aud Saturday.
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Mistellducors.

miscellaneous.
4 ,hoIOh WATER for SHIPPING.-Sealed Pro
pesAA - received the O4ce
Department Rozs{a P.Ih MONDAY the th a.T Of PeS
rny tos oeeef NJ for the Exclusive Right supply
wsfe 20 we Css Of al shppas propelled 81
% xn1 70 port II the United p1rs
and Of al stese desned forexn po ar he
ss nor tie ss day Of April ls The water 70 se t.tes from
We hyafre placed en- the bslhheads whyes -hh
asee are to Be tspi N repair b. the contractor
Pe peryes 70 Be named ia the prics
$40 Be PAID norfh zsAmen The contractor ro 10 es,s.
more tan . cents hohssi q 10 rao-s TIE nas 81 -.
sslShee seies vii be required each
nnnh foz Of etnae accordance sith Corporation
esct DepsrtDent, Pes II. le5l 1 As'~
ELIAS L SMITH
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BOOKKEEPING. Gee C. MARSH' Counting
ID soon. for the prssee Of BOolIspins .e No 81 Bs'.t
vsy The coure Of instruction our ~ pscSe vsen .s
% u r, drilled wh0s being limited a. % time Let Sl'se IN
g..,as ~ 10 eSeuIsrs c. asrHhs works for sale