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statistics Of Salt.


In compliance with resolution adopted BY the House
OF Representatives The 18th Of December, 1858, the
Secretary OF the Treasury transmitted 10 thai body on the
3oh Of January. 1854, report, from which make up
the following interesting statistics the number OF salt
manufactures the Of capital invested in Them and
other valuable information
Il appears from the report made by the Superintendent
OF the Census that The whole number Of sal, manuac-
tories in the Uaited States whose annual product s $500
upwards in value $780, They are distributed amongst
the States follows:
Maine has establishments capital invested SO 100
average number of hands, average yearly wages paid,
sl,Oso; value of product per annum, SO 100.
Massachusetts has 9; capital invested. $40 AGO. aver
age hands, IS; average wages, $3.50; value Of pro-
duet, sa3,s5o
Connecticut has capital, 81 600; average hands.
wages paid, s5o4 quantity produced 10000 bushels
value, $500.
New York has 1872; capital, ssh $50 hands, s73
wages, s2ss3 value Of product, ssss,3l5.
Pennsylvania has Al capital, Sl6s. 800; hands, 2l9
quantity produced, $1,000 bushels; value, s2o6,7ss
Virginia has 40; capital, sl,2e0,sO hands, 1927;
wages s3a4, 300; quantity produced. a47s $50 bushels
value, S700.i66.
Florida has /; capital. $4,000; hands, S. wages 81,
72S; value OF product, sc, 900.
Texas has 2; capital, S3475; hands, 10; wages. S2,-
$50; quantity, 5000 bushels; value s. 900
Ohio has 80; capital, siss, 75o; HANDS, ls7 wages
$4,000; quantity produced. $50, $50 bushels; value
sl32, 1898.
Kentucky has ~; capital sl2s,45Oi hands Ie2 wages
sl7.52s; quality produced. 24s 500 bushels value
s57 s25.
Illinois has /; capital, s., 500; hands, wages, s72o
quantity, 20 600 bushels; value, 81, 900.
The report gives the quantity and value OF salt
imported from ls47 1882 and be duties which accrued
thereon. as follows:
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DErARrNEsr STATE,
Washington, March 10, 1854.
Information is desired Al This department respecting
kos who the United 1881, and Is
supposed 10 have resided for Louis.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE--
undersigned appointed BY s hoscasss The
fhs of
VIM deces.~d viii Offer ~ rshc saie - Tses
e'cAech
Of so No 80 NO. -,
frcsns between and
said = Of ss
running feet wide asey The
dwelling bo5ss snd oshes oubsi4ings.
Terms fh Of the paschnss b Aowp
equal proportions sr tweve hsess, aaa
the with
rest c ths Whole pschss~ rsos~y
by the undevsagned cummis
will the purchaser purchasers the s tbs
JOHN II BELLY,
JOHN D. CLARK,
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JOHN H. GODDARD.
BENJAMIN K MOa&ELL,
CoMaS0aoaers
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
M~is-eoH Asctic~ees
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Our Duty to the Faithful and Fearless

when representative, in The manly performance OF
ms obligations, encounters the abuse OF faction il il the
plain duty OF those whose opinions he reflects and whose
views harmonze with his own. boldly 10 stand up and
TO sustain him. SO in the OF the democrats who
have voted Tor the great principles OF congressional
Intervention and popular sovereignty avowed in the
Nebraska and Kansas bill and so. TOO. reference to
those who ready in another branch OF Congress 10
take The same Tradueed by the aboliiionisis
and denounced By the northern wings, who fast losing
their distinctive organization in making com
with secioaalsm the democrats in Congress
who fearle-sy do their duty reference to the sound
and patriotic principles alluded may rely with mistaken
confidence apon the hearty and firm support of the
democratic press and the same democratic people that
resisted the foes OF the Union in 1850.
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TIE TREATIEs VIII rHE OMAHA-, OrIoEs. AND Ms

The TREATIES WITH THE OMAHA-, OrToEs, AND MIs.
souKIAs MADE-The Indian BUREAU has lesgth snade
treaties with the delegates from these m bes in Wash
ngton The basis Of the views which the Secretary Of
the Interior and the Commissioners OF ludian Aairs
entertained with reference 10 their affairs with these tribes
These conventions supeIsede those made b. Major Gaze
wood some lime since, without Authority Jaw The
latter, viii be embered looked furhetng The in
,erests of the traders rather than those OF The Indians
and the government, explained not long ego The
treaties s'gned-one yesterday, and The other
on the day before - Ertaing Strr
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Law school o CumberiaAA University, as Lshansn.
TSMAesAee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carutheu, Of
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the udsss Of supsms
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bromhed l.. Ridley Of cnancellon STATE
Judges Cauthss and Green dew their whole EXCESSIVELY
school.
Pion Of inr.oom Daily examinations Of class bs
books No regular n
daily lessons progress Of the
q Weekly
dents suits OF esbs
and to&h all the
The framed yssWe
dence the trials Some Of the taken BY appeal
which held monthly md
At the cad q every session The students act CLERKS shss
h, judges and chanceo, ocial
pacines connected their
SexssonTne the third Monday
TENDER ends third Thusday February The
the succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per ssssionTuion fee ESQ., advance; contingent
fee boarding about So Students
which had n Lehsson bookstores.
required the unless
No previous required
mission There four regular sasses Students
any during the collegiate year.
Number Of students last collegiate year eixhty-Mx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb u-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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THr wspises rHs SSsKrl fhs HEREFORD Courau
places black lines around the OF Isaac Toucey for
hs vote sgafnsi the Missouri line
In 1870 that paper treated IN the same way the
names of William Henry Harsoa and Others who voted
for the Missouri line --Bosfc~ Post
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ny TELEoaApa.

Destructive FIGE-Loss or LIFH.-onKAr Loss or rxor
NRw OxLKANs, March IS IA fire broke out here about
IL o'clock last night Il commenced In tbs extensive fur
nare store Of Mr. Pen and the flames spread with
great rapidly, exceeding NAichex and Granver Streets
consuming is stores and buildings with their valuable con-
tents. They Were mostly bookstores
IAe enre oss estimated from $500 900 TO $500 ooo
upon which there IL partial insurance
Quite number of the walls fell Ia with fearful er.sbss
and y s appfehenoed that many have been killed an sew
eral citizens missing
Thus far only dead body has been recoye rad
that Of Mr. WoodFen, old and esteemed citizen and
fireman Of the Exempt company. Mr.. Leod, fireman
Of another company, - dangerously fatally inued
He Is expected Three others were taken
from the ruins day but they considered danger-
ously hurt Several others supposed be under tho
smouldefing ruins.
III not stated how the fire originated The calamity 10
quite serious
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mo. SOL
NOTICE az the removal % lasd ~Moa frssn
IN rHULIcoTHy IN COLUMBIA, In Ohio.
Congress entitled "Aa nutAor
of land o@c<s, March
made Known ths
,hs CHlLLICOTBK district OHIO
removed CHTLLIcoTHE co
IUMBUs Frsnkin in saA State Tia fyn dsy
.9rri~s
Gives ,ny hand, city w..sinsca day
March, A. u. 1854
President
WrLscu,
Commissioner Of ths General Land Ones.
Mar s-sod6w
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NEw YoRK, Msich i9.-The Crescent City has
arrived with Havana dates Of the 18th No of i'm
PorlAnee The Black Warrior s ia possession of tho
anhorues The officers crew we've on board The Ful-
ton. Vessels scarce
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ALBANY, March 10 "A terrible gale occurred yesterday,
doing Immense damage. Fifty buildings involved.
ineiadihg factories, oundfes, schoohouses, NC Innu-
nerale chmneys and walls blown down, and canal
boats and steamers the dock mach damaged. Nearly
all The ehlmneys IN the city injured blown down
complete panic prevailed and all the workmen ned from
their hop. Many persons iniured, but killed
All the trains and boats have been delayed The damage
is ignJnense
Bosros March 1.-The gale 10 this city lasted twenty
four honrs, doing immense damage blowing down CHIN
ntys, &c The Arabia and ship Parliament. Ball
Rock aud others parted their cables but afterwards
secured The baIqua Yuba ashore Genges island
bur got OF aud went TO The gale very
the east, aud was accompanied with sand
WHEELING March 20.-The river l. falling Nav nine
feet six inches water in the channel.
PrrBURe, March o-Tbe river has nine water In
the channel
FREDERICK, March 20.
large number of hands repairing the Monoc-
acy bridge, and ii is expected temporary track will be
completed
NEw YORK, March 2o.-The stock market Is steady.
United States 6s sales; Canton 27i Erie. ISL Long
Island, sales; Reading, ISL; Parker II Cumb erand
Coal 37s; Nicaragua 26s M. Gold. sales, The money
fnaikei " more stringent
Flour qaet-deaiers disposed hold of for further
newsales of 600 bbls 81 Is for State southern, % 50
81 IS Wheat il held frmy-sales 600 bushels south
red 70a III Corn duIieI-sass Is 900 bushels
at IS Tor mixed yellow n rs Oats and rye
UNCHANGED Cotton hrm al previous prices Whisksy,
26s "a GEMS
maIke,-smail sales al 81 rs Red wheat, loo III
ems; white, l76 ITS. Rye. 50 Corn. ~ \ ~
Oas ~ Provisions and groceries unchanged.
Wbiskey, n cents.
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NEW spRISo GOODs--f. n. Grow'nins, under he United
~ States Hotel HE hanks and mshefs
House liberal bestowed
him The respectfully ro,ciss their
wen \. citizens aud generally 10 hts se superior arc
onae assortment o. spring goods cloths cssmfes nc vest
n~en
well such Inducements 10 cal
snd ssnns fens satisfied that the extent and variety
with WITH other es'~h
shu,er here .~e~bes Az cut and made tn The mrs"
q prov-H
Rsae fashions for the District
c,cns quality, Of make win eh
viii b. red on The mcss reasonable terms
Mar II-aAwu
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py GREEN a SCOTT, Auouoneer..

IMPROVED AND UNINPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Il shah M,
premises, part Of lot NO 4, square 57,
containing Eve rooms and cellar wood house. and stable The
properly fronts sth, between and q streets north.
Of and Of lot No. s, In square
pieces ground lie adjoining and 'front.'
feet, running back ~ feet inches
Terms ohohar cash balance IN Twelve, eizheen and
the purchaser for he deferred
day n sale. d. ed
Of taken. Tide indispuiab3c GREEN d SCOTT,
Mnzl-a Auctionsors.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Door. open att O'Clock, curtain rises psst5.
second nishr Of the engagement Of
Mrs.. MACREDY,
The accomplished American actress
-------------
Tur.D.r EvssIss, March u, 1854,
Win be performed tho ceisbrn,cd play, acts entitled,
THE HuNcHBAcK.
To conclude win f'vo,s and .dmed comedy in .en emu
LOVE CHASE.
rss .s &C. s 1s ..s sd e % e G
ird colored gallery rs Pnvnte bores s.
aIsLEy a GooDALI's vARIETE-
Turspu Evsspe, March 81, 1854,
wai he produced Boufcicssi's comedy Of
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
To conclude with lsushsbis farce, suuues
STAGE STRUCK, OR SKETCHES IN INDIA
Price Of .anis-inn 50 cents family circle As cens
Door at hsfPas 81 curtain at ~ O'Clock.
NEW soopsTss ,s.ertss s.v, .., sss'yss ',rs %
present and approaching seasons, such
New s'yie plaid dress rn.s
Small figured rr-pch r,p.ip de LANES
High iusre black gro de Rhinss
New lyle PLAID Freuct gughsns
New style English snd Msrrimsc p-ints
RichsrdsonT celebrated Irish ifuens
Ail-wooi hsaneis for
fsnoels. double and single widths
shir,nes The celebrated manufactures
Linen and cotton sbcs,iae all widths
Tshie dana.ks. supsrhas and low priced
English toilette Msrs~,lIes bed quilts
Dsmssk sspkns, tswelitnC. he.
To all OF which respectfully nys the attention q puhser'
HUOE. BRO, Co
r. aAdainns 10 our present through
QUIT he II. n. h co.
Mar i5-ecaw
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TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-tosr, piece Of quartz rock
Il containing gold The above reward
win nc ps,s leaving Browns Hotel Supposed be lost about
the Treasury Building. Mar ~
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Bushels. FOr'n eos,. Gro- duties.
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To conclude with the lsushsbie farce, eu,ities
STAGE STRUCK, OR SKETCHES IN INDIA.
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Price Of ssats-nn 50 family circle. rs cens
Door open At hsifPas 81 curtain at ~ O'CLOCK
III
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Grains. Thou Per pet. Per or
sandlhs.
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TurspAy Evrsrre, March n, 1854,
VIII be produced Bourcicsalt's comedy Of
OLD HEADS tND YOUNG HEARTS.
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resi- night VIII md by taking the CHERRY
70 be sound
fIeshng rest Great relief suffering an ultimate eue il al
ioIded thousands who hus afflicted Invaluable
IT, effect in these find
WILING 70 lofego when the ceased
10 SINGERS ANbPuBIIc remedy is inv
IS BY ls action the SIN
power and heribiliy OF the voice. ' ~
ASTHMA Ia generally much relieved wholly eud nv
CHERRY PICTORIAL cags 10 obstinate n, &,
yield entirely to medicine PICTORIAL win cure hem
ifteey can be cured " $50 -'
irritation Of the throat upper the
lung, may be cured BY taking KERRY PICTORIAL re-
qoSn doss The uncomfortable relieved
and frequent Pectora mil IL .phjes th
II taken in season, will fall 10 cure = ~ "@''
Cherry Peetoral. n NV u'' VI
THE INFLUENZA 10 speedily by this remedy
have been netcsd where protested nom
any us while their neghbo without The cherry
feetorai, were suffering from the disease. w.
from "'' H"'s JOSH spfeh
LIVER this remedy many til at there can be n.
question OF It's healing these should be-
ngy taken until the the unpleasant
-SA4P''ias
Prepared and asd by JAS AVER Practical Analytical
ehstnis LOWELL Mass aad sold By all Drnggiss
,L,oa.,. J. WRIGHT O. CO, New Orleans,
leoso 4mur w Agent
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"A CASE OF TOTAL. BLINDNESS cURPn
OIL s.o CIV Cav ogkaEANs BY KIERs PETROLEUM OR Ro1T
aionp Ing
IVER COMPL Amt. DyspP 1,Il,:1I

NE EN- ~ COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAT7SJ
WE cHkoNIco OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
Cobs,natnn les from pisordsfed Lysr ~
or VII ne soach Nautes Heartburn 70 he ftsad
the Pit o th stomach Sour Sinlnv ~ E
Breathnr smmng hs Head uffia sna ~ ~
Sgbi tYinS Fasiu Dinners Vision Ds Nv sens-Iionn
YeIonrs.s I'M Fam in The Head Beeennr X the
ate. Fnsbs II r. the s0, Back Chest aims
~ BIZ Lg aRd Great N constant
pared by d. q a eELsBRA1 GERMAN RTTy cared
Their power over he 10 street. Philadelphia
css.s in the United S,hes a. ia s 4 eaualed by
Aef sklu plyEieians had failed 'e cures Attest,
,; neae nters worthy the atteut,on ~ I,x.t,
ny rsctcaton Of he Iiv toeng great
digestive organs ~ h,ehlng power and N &
NY are wllha safe eertaii ple @ i me ne
More testimor, { kEAp AND RE eoNvIscED '-n''
batsJ a @ from Alabama Of n Iinor,
phia Tbs ne prepared by Dr.. c. NJ u eels,
Jauna. Known remedy for va coanlsf. fnisde-
DICKSON 4 GREW p.,esse She sso
Shlnabls
g A ROBINSON, Belsfcnte Al. =,
M IL I eventually have large ssls esid " Your
TRIM very MUCH Tho people bsyo bs.n ro afsa u ia The
e and viii and that Affects the sale Of zee x
,si III W,LEh. Tuskegee Ala Ian an ,,.ta i. g
ID 70 nose who than 80 rs they good
a W W. g. p:f. LEONARD, Fayette {, III an, - s.Jg9
a N hieIs have done in III, JAM rs 10, sais
the Of our .hls county had o Ma,
Doubtful HE ,on without relief and ii. esss
he me 5e He 10 n,nst NJ = e. sooat as
perfectly well Sps ~, Until complete cure WA H. NV
oyer m eesrsy Vegetable thereby "a
@ 'He preparations Recommended ios sir,,sr All.
Fer sale by dealer, in Medicine srery -b.,
nhs SIN J. wRfGHT co. sss orleans.
Msels.ee Asssts
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aoHN BUJLL7s- FELvUIIiD ExTKAJN Of sAR.

stI.p nphES ELoip A4Ih&CA UF sAR-
hss "a ss .
wos Hs . ,a ses
= s sas. az
Ihs been ps III &.
81 ii
g wi hss,. yeai ssssa ss nae w.
s ;f soss sg5Ls n
= Is.. 's
me- as s's sai
.es Hossan hs virtrsa Of osr
sRs nes. sad be
The Ohio Sosss. I lSIo N:
PAaIlIIt r.. ~ 70,
s.., Tssfs h sss issasess ~ .as
whs have d ss ss N ns vi W. syon ~
u I'M, ~.
ss ear. v: % o. s wsss
n Ss. SAD As'.. Of ss'ss
:" L~xr,n.r, a.,.is.,.
~ e s','t gs 5:s Ssn
u ..ls 10 s more
,A::s9,. s..,s, !. tn.
Very rsspss.fsiiy. IBowxs MD
L.. e,,...,. -. =. csa1es.Tsn
a S % Gsas Nj - vA aoas
Js.s ... year. A.,.s..n
r. oi i.
q aS.s saa sass
.1 s.ss
10 ss H. ay H. m sa
Dc IT. I'll
s s Long ss II
ssS ~ I'm 4. 'a4'
Lsvipor n.y., Dsssmhar I, isaT. -"
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II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANGEs-FlR8T PREnuM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers. 107 Poydras
street. New Orleans inform pnbe
general sa,ry ks s1er 6ssssa in ~ a1a
AMERICAN, ENGLISH md FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BA ms, FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS all COOKING
RIA GEES, GARDEN HUSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LIFT
BEE PUMPS tt.ad in the LEAD PIPES
desc Iti,i PIG aud SHEET BLOCK TIN ava n
hano sIIIP and STEAMBOAT WORK nsay up
Of III shorcstnf'.r~- Ly
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FANCY GOODS.
w- Canal Street, m

MA Ms- Canal Street. -8@ TAA
AlAlA NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. II AA&
5600 Vtlye 9th Merno Silk
Of he newest style and latest trimming FOR
TII4LA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET, "
The proprietor Of hs establishment respectfully so iupec.
on the Ladies' of New orleanH and particularly
sle n.y. wh ere aot awar Of and splendid stock cokgs
ana opened and ready for sale his Manla
to call and see them before they purchase other place hey
ther n the city ~ - - Y -'
h addition splendid and large Coak and aplnr
Ladies' here article the GOODS
Sk u Al sgs or Dresses French sik and Straw
here onisson At the manufacturers Muslin
sagS and MANTLLAs, CAPES, CHEMsETTEs, SLEEVES and
COLLARS 900 Embroidered Linen HANDKERCHIEFS in the same
lot to be sold without
and other Trimmings Ladies'
- - ''
A splendid lot OF rich GRAPE SHAWLS ROBES for
Wedding Dreseei BA BiES LONG ROBES
VET in the piece for making Manttlas. = ~ ~
wishing particular stys of Cloak ar N,ntia
can have 1t by giving their
LADlEs' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. dls SIN
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, y
r, :. "a, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
ne u Remembered that the 9Oth January 1854
Justice Of the Pence and the city aforesaid person
my appeared Alexander Brother, Wheeler
Secretary of the Home Mutual Company Orleans
wne being duly according law depose
soan are just and true
VI u'e sAa company. A. BROTHER. President,
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary
Sofn subscribed before this
c. v. J0NTE, Second Justice . Peace
nv, sfthe Parish Orleans
boafd Of Iruasu have resolved
IN eh On the oltsiandng Of profits the holders
- -
The Trustees have also declared dividend per cent
on the net earned premiums of the Company ending
peeenbe 1885, for which certificates will the
18th If March next. = 80 -
rms Company continues 10 against the peril Of the
Office, No. 46 Camp street..
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
,,, v- JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
Iannart q Issa
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MIONE 80 EFFEoTnAL-rho S- lassa ~. :;
Ayers Cherry Pecf0gai.

W. SOAL "A COLD, WITH
n HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDY-taks the CHERRY PECTo-
Raj on going 10 bed, and wrap up warm
to sweat during the night.
FOR A COLD ANis COUGH, take II
morning, noon, and evening, according to
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. None will long snf-
fer fromthis trouble when they find il can
be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with
o seated cough. which breaks them oflheir
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL IN SURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G. VI
Naf .$s00O0u
EDwp u. UbhIEN, Secretary. A. NJ. CLARK, President,
BRANCH OFFICE, No. As Camp ST., New Orleans ~
CO Ths undersigned prepared POLICIES against
the peEia OF the SEAS aad RIVERS also Against
by FIRE, at the Of premiuus.
BENJAMIN FLoRAECE Agent
nsly HARMON DoANE Asais,ahst ls,.,t
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DD FELLOWS REST.-VauIts in this
srer eG ca. be obtained By sglgng
WiTAI M sorns, Of Camp and sfsystss
s sireet The price for Iogs
eafat Of nsmbsrs, s4e
81 wife child $40 for all The ~
be $50 Invariably pursAsss Of Lois az
mAict reipsetnr bhe Z. kss.,h apply 10 s AAS
Q. PERSON, Comnsrcia t AIisy.
- ortc tAs. FrRNEkux, al che ODD Fsiloos,., s.u
-slE&x&E9sEs, s.~ss--v - ~ "a I, sash
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SoDA ASH-3s4 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
ss nes tssn eh Dosiaioa yctis a., -. =,
yaf' '.S. hARDLL CO.. 81 $780, !. W
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L UTHER no Es's

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
c0yae, qJ BEHToyaad E8PHRosilyR Stress,
E,- Once No 1O8 ST. CHARMS STREET,
Two Doors The st, Ckarlss Theatre;
sihs Lsiea. Patterns Of ILIN6s,
YHRANDAHS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRI @ Il S,
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRONTS cApi.
TAILS all kinds of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK for
Building Purpesrs. . ~
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