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FRIZELL. J. ].
FEsIZELL & GAINES,

nRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTsTT1
- Oils, Chemicals. Dye Sufs, Perfumery, etc. ~{S0
under the Frankl;n House, Thbodaux.
Offer for sale large and complete assortment OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CUPPPfNG
GLASSES, SOAPS DENTIFRICEs, SHAVING, HAIR,
TOOTH, NAIL PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
together with All the
MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
of the day-a Of which they offer for sale on the most
reasonable terms.
~ Buying our Medicines in the North from IMPORT
ING HOUSES and receiving FRESH SUPPLIES frequently
during the year. prepared at all times to fill all or
ders line satisfactory manner and ask our friends
generally give trial. that may prove to them thas
il is their interest well ours, to patronize us.
March, 8, 1855. f1I-hli FRIZELL 4 GAINES.
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GLORY, CARNAGE, AND M1sERY.-Getlemen who
are in the habit Of singing or saying fine things i'll

praise and c0mmemOralon OF
''The big wars that make ambition virtue"
would perhaps be little less enthusiastic in their
praises could they be persuaded to sit calmly down
and calculate the cost in blood and misery alone,
OF that imperial, royal, and right rascay diversion
aggressive war. We limit the cost to blood and
misery, because we are quite certain of the sheer
impossbility of even approximating to an accurate
estimate OF the damage that is done to human pro-
gress and to human comfort by the very smallest
of battle-felds. We have before us a rather GU
rious summary of the loss in killed, wounded, and
prisoners of all the contendng parties in the Euro
pean doings in Asia or Africa. The Sikhs and the
Atfghans, the aborigines of Algeria and the Cape
Of Good Hope are
"Unwept, unhonord, and unsung"
Navalina and Acre, Bondia and the red battle
grounds of Hindostan find no place in our summary.
We include only Europeans, slain frighttully mang
led, and made prisoners on European ground.
With even strictly European carnage prior to the
murderous passage of the bridge of Lodi we do not
concern ourselves; but beginning with Lodi, with
its dead and wounded to the number of 1000, and
including the various combats from the bridge OF
Lodi to Waterloo, both included, we have grand
total OF sol 1923 as the sum OF destruction worked
by war in Europe Alone and in the course OF the
comparatively brief period of half century; and
Id TACT we nave just right to say that even that
startling statement falls Short very far short, OF
the truth. Napoleon so VIGOROUSLY understated
his own losses on all great occasious that when a
man wished to give the --LATEST and most emphatic
denial to any statement he had only to call it Gas
false as bulletin" and there are excellent grounds
for repeating that his imperial and royal opponents
were in no degree more truthful than he to their
statements of killed, wounded and missing. 1t is
too probable that million is far nearer to the real
number than that which we have given. A mil
lion butchered and horribly mangled in fifty years
and in such comparatively small portion of the
earth as Europe! Surely it is time that the king
ridden people of the efete nations of Europe should
at length begin to feel and to act upon the pro
found truth with which the poet long since told
them that
WAR is game
Which, their subjects wise kings would not play at
lPortLaad Stdte of Maine
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DERDU GU EGARE-

Il Dimanche, lie 20 ult UN POURTEFEU1lLE conte-
papier divers deux obligations une pour
la somme de Quatre Quare Ving Doaze Pastre, ct
Ianre pour la de Trente hut pastfes Les des
obligations trees par NM H. E. Ledet Freres ell pay
able rorre de c. NJ Walton ct Marie c. Ledet, ct dates
dams lie mots d. ,vriI 1854 payable dams de Mars
dernier lS55,) avec interet depuis Mars 1854
public par presentes AVERT de re pas prencre
les dies obligations va que payment est arrtte
uav53t C. n WALTON
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A. BLANCHARD II. CAzEstEErTE.- E. RANSOM
blanchard. CaZenavette q Co

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECAR1ES.
Successors to Lafoaat &c Ranchard)
Corner of Main and ST. Philip streets, Thibodanx La.
THE undersigned having associated
Il themselves for the purpose of carrying on the -
Drug thecary business in all varons branches
atters themselves that from their perfect knowledge Id
their profession and the vents of the public to give gem
era satisfaction Prescriptions filed at all hours of the day
night, with the great and precision All medicines
purchased warranted genuine and Of the puret and
best quality. Patronage ollicited. -
BLANCHARD, CAZENAvETTE CO..
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T There are but seven million pores in the
body of man Of ordinary size. If these were
joined lengthwise, tube would be formed
twaut5-sight miles long!
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r OsTOR MISLAID-On Sunday last,

L
IL the 29th ult., POCKET BOOK, contain E--ETzEwa
ing among other miscellaneous papers, two tE#s5MJ
NOTES of hand one for the Of Four Humid E@MhSA
red and Ninety Two Dollars, and the other for e4ssas
the of Thirty Eight Dollars Said Notes were drawn ny
Messrs H. f. Ledet Brothers and made payable to the
order of c. N Walton and Mary C. Lede; dated some tune
during the month of April, 1854 and payable in all the
month of Mrch last SI5) with interest from March ls4
The public cautioned against trading the above de-
scribed notes, payment has been stopped. ~
may5-3t. e. n. WALTON.
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WANTED.-An expe-
~ renced and capable manager is DESTROYS of obtaining
situation as an Overseer Can porduce the most satisfactory
testimonials as to character and capabilities For further
apply at myJ-2t. THIS OFFie
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OPINION OF THE u. 8. ATTORNEY GENERAL IN
THE CASE OF THE Estate OF MADAME SoNTAG
RossI.--During professional visit of Madame
Sontag Rossi to the United States, she invested
twenty thousand dollars In stocks of the United
States in her own personal name; and, after
her decease, administration upon this property,
as legal assets in the State of New York, was
granted by the surrogate of the county Of New
York to - George Christ, Of the city of New
York, the attorney in fact of Charles Count
Rossi, husband of Henrietta Rossi, deceased,
late of Vienna, Austria :" the power Of attorney
referred to having been executed BY Count
Rossi after the death of Madame Sontag Rossi,
and giving to Mr.. Christ authority "to collect
and receive any and all money due to mein any
way, and to sell any stocks standing in my
States, and the dividends of the same to re-
ceive-"
Held: f.. ..s..--.5
l.. This power of attorney does not, by the
laws of the State of New York, apply to the
stocks in question, which stocks, having been
invested in the name of the wife, and not having
been reduced to possession by her husband
during her life time, are not, OF necessity,
money or effects due or growing due to Count
Rossi. ~ g. ~ -
2. In general, BY the statutes Of New York,
administration on the estate Of the deceased
wife is CHARITABLE to the husband jure mariti;
but that rule does not apply here, because the
distribution of the estates of defendants is gov
erned by the personal, not the local statute,
and depends in this case on the len domieilH-
that is, Of Austria. 5s
20 g. In the present case the rights Of property
appertaining to Count Rossi in the premises, If
any, must be determined in Austria. a2rs. =
A. Count Rossi, being nonresident alien, IS
not, ~ fhe statutes of New Fork, entitled to
administration there, and not being entitled
himself, be cannot communicate shy represen-
tatiye right of administration to Mr.. Christ
8. It is doubtful whether the mere fact of
given dividend on any stocks Of the United
States being transmitted to the assistant tres
surer Of New York for payment makes those
stocks LEGAL assets in the State of New York.
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NOTlCE.-Persons who are in debt to
1 the concern of Wakeman Smith, and prefer settling
their accounts with the undersigned do by calling at
office before of June those who do not Will be
sued uy53t, WAkEMAN u SMITH
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S-S-Iy3A
| has now IN ae
n.Iv renIe,fSb;rg a B
of CR6rERIFS consisting
,
r.,,s. Srrps
Hvws sugar.eured
IsnIeo
KErru,rp Ualput Tomato
J.pn NJ IIssf
Lonsryps
Lemons
LAMP WICK
MUsrAeD C-eols ors KIN
MoLAssEs
MACARoNI.
MATCHES, Friction
MACE,
NuTMEcs
NUTS, Peea1s and .4imops
OILS, Oiire Lamp and Lard
Onions,
PICKLES. assorted
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- store, and is C0nSta
well selected assortment
in part of the following, vi
APPLES, Dried an Green
ALsPicE,
ASISErre,
AXE HANDLES.
BACON, Hams, SIDES, and
Shoulders;
BEEF, Snrar-eured
BuTTEB, Goshen and YES
tern
BEANS. Nary
BIsCuITs, SDdi and Butter
BREAD, Pilot and Nary
BucKwHEAr kegs &C b01es
RRcoMs, ASSORTED
BLACKISG, Mason s.
BASKETS, all sizes:
Buckets. Tin and painted
COFFEE, Rio, Jara. Mocha
CANDLES, Sperm, Stcr ara
French tuH0w
CHEESE. Pine .fppls, Eng
itsh Dairy and UesterR
CHOCOLATE, No. l
CANDIES, assorted
CIGARS, an eTcetieRt as nj
CABDs, Playing
CINNAMON,
CLOVES,
CLOTHEsPINS,
CuRKs. London
CAPS, Percussion
DEMIJoHNs, all sizes
EGGs,
FLOUR, St. Louis and Ohio
FISH, Cod. Mackerei ana
Herring
FISHING TACKLE
GINGER,
GARLIC,
jelI A. B. RAGA
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DUTY IN BLADDERS.-A prime
i article lust received and for sale by
March II 1877 fRlLELL dAlNEs-
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IA FoR CLEANING UP.-As the time is approaching
when the people want to "clean up" and "rub
down = and wash ove,, !" it will afford them come
Information ss to how to do it, to read the following
which gives cheap and excellent compound to
IN apn with: tA. }l aff ~
"Iake clean barrel that win hold water, put
Il bal bushel of fresh quick lime, and slack it
ey pouring over ii beaing water sufficient to cover
i0ar or i've inches deep, and string untd Stacked
n, When quite Stacked, dissolve in water, and
aad two pounds sulphate Of zinc, white vitriol)
which may be had at any d the druggists, and
,.hich, in few weeks WI cause the whitewash to
oarden On the woodwork Add sufficient water 10
nr1ng 70 the consistency Of thick whitewash
TINS wash Of course, white, and a white is a
color which We think should never be used a.
cept upon buildings good deal surrounded by
tees, 80 as to prevent il glare, we would MAZE i
ah.n or drab color before using. s., -
To make the above wash I pleasing cream
color, ed four pounds yellow ochre. ".
~ hwn color, take four pounds u umber one
pound q Indian red add one pound Of hmpbl.ck.
10 make The wash gray or stone color. add
our pounds q raw lumber and two pounds Of lamp
S~sA. ~ f755ft
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A GERMAN ON KNOW NoTHINGIsM.-We take
from Richmond (Va.) paper the following
extract from letter written by Mr.. VALET
TINE HEcKLER, an adopted German citizen of
ahat city. Its jus. and manly sentiments and
dhe independent expression of them will COM
Huend it to our readers:
"Now, as to the Know Nothings,' don't
Exactly know what 9Know-Nothing means, but
IL it means that the natives of this country are
better entitled to rule the country than for
4igners-whatever they be. Irish, German,
English, French, Spaniards or Mexicans-then
4 am Know Nothing in principle, for l believe
DO too.
II don't want any office myself, and couldn't
Diet one if did, and wouldn't be fit for one if l
dould, and think am about fit as the rest
df my countrymen that am acquainted with !;
hut believe the people Of this country under
stand enough about their own affairs to manage
for themselves; and don't see that because
Obey let me come here and live with them, and
4njoy my liberty, and follow my trade, and
they support me in my business and protect
Toe in my rights, that that gives me any claim
TO ask them to get out of my way, and make
room for me to come in and have an Office too.
/ "If were in my native home in Germany,
ind an American citizen were to come there and
Jet himself up for an Office, should not feel
that he had any right to complain of me and
feel unkindly towards me, because preferred
my own countryman to him; and l think it
would be hard matter for an American to get
I'm Office where came from that was worth any
pne's having. and for that reason don't COM
plain because Americans choose to have their
country controlled by their own people, in
preference to mine.
81 have American born children, and am
satisfied that they should come in for their
share of offices, and don't want any foreigners
Va came here and shove them ont Of the Way
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Which, were their subjects wise kings would not play at
Portland State Of Maine.
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DORK.-A superior article OF hump
J. and Prime, just received and for sale by o,n
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TO THE PoIsT.-We have never seen scrip
tural quotations more aptly applied than in the
following dialogue, which took place at the
table Of Bishop Deane:
It is stated that Bishop Doane, Of New Jersey,
is strongly opposed to temperance. A short
time since, Rev. Mr.. Perkins. Of the same demo-
lnination, and member of the Order Of ''Sons, "
Ained with the Bishop, who pouring out glass
ef wine, desired the reverend gentleman to
drink with him. whereupon he replied:
"Cant do it, Bishop, wine is mocker.'"
Take glass of brandy, then," said the
distinguished ecclesiastic.
Cant do it, Bishop, 'strong drink Is rag
ing" tssrI u, 5rs7 III
By this time the Bishop, becoming somewhat
restive and excited, said to Mr.. Perkins:
You'll pass the decanter to the gentleman
next v YOU
NO, Nshop. can't do that, woe unto him
that putteth the bottle to his neighbours lips. !"
what was the peculiar mental condition or
moral state Of the Bishop at this stage Of the
proceeding, our informant did not state.
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WHITE LEAD-Brookly Brand
w superior article of pure White Lead Just lanang
and for sale by marIT-d FRlLELL d uaA->i"''
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A. b. IF AG MS
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

Nos. 8 and TO- st. Philip street. lv@a
THE undersigned has now n44
Il store and is constantly repenishng a la13s -
well selected assortment of GROCERIES, consisting
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T EECHESi LEECHES "A large
IL supply Of Leeches inst received and f9E SAFE
10 nnyis BLANCHARD, CAZENAVETTE co.
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DLUE LICK Blue Lick A small lot
II of this justly celebrated water just received and Tor
saIe nv FRIZELL GAINES
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Wagonase to Houma.

The Louisiana State Register.
A USEFUL. WORK for reference COM
prising an Historical aud Statistical Account of Loui
siana from its earliest settlement Territory down to It's
present Period as State. .- -
For Sale by BENNETT GALABERE
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JONA. G. WHITE,

DAINTS.-Chrome Yellow, Chrome
l. Green Paris Green, Ventian Red Yellow ochre Terra
de SIENNA In store and f6f sale by FRIZELL GAINES
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Each the individual firm making
and peed bat prscsor each and eu-
conainec schedule should areia ~ required
furnished lowest market
according quality Blank forms proposals will be furnished Al
apply ing for and without
ormy therein, department would md dica, make de
VIII be taken consideration unless Substantially
agreeing herewith.
The proposals addressed the Department If state aud
Proposals Notice will be 81 the
awarded who will be required,
wsin tive thereafter, bond, with two sufficient
Hes, for performance
department decide whether the
complied w,h and to reject
inferior quality, well
failure eomfy with terms within
n reasonable time
@-tn~iw
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United States Mail.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Posr OrrfcK DErAsraKSr,
June l, 1855.
ltd OF Ocahe 1885 20 the 3sh day Of June r5 Inclusive,
I.ooana
Post Once DsputseEr
ashngsor vnul issh July 1855, be decided by
2osh Of mouh-
LOUISIANA.
frow iss October, 1855. to la Jsi. 1850.
1907 Saint Nartnsve. by Breanr Bridge
Leoravise, (acsi.l and Basry's Land (local,l
opeloasax La. 90 miles and back week
Leave Saint Martnsvil's Monday at Sam;
t4a Arrive Ops,orsss day by 10
Lrsvs Upefvusss "Wednesday 6am
Arfivs ~ Saint Nsrfr-vi!l- next day by 10 y
Bias week, with rrupose6 schedule
making etose sions Opeousas with The New
Or~sss msi, win be considered.
tor tnms Of oNs and certificate also insuc
A 80 oDs be trcoporaed
- eosuArts,
sdvessss~ms for
and southwestern ssstcs astrd s,h January is5s
~ JAMES CAMPBELL,
June s-iaws~ Postmaster General.
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NuTISE OF the dtsceHtinaanse the Uatted States
~ Had oess At Palestine, Qs,ncy. Edwad~vit~ Gcnso and
pxon provisions the
act !" vs. approved lone Ia ie0
ever he quantity o rrhc rand any dis
ut suah BE- resur~d a. one hund,rA
dscoainne The land once for -,ci land IL
such district shaii remain unsoi u me
Of lard ONCE hal Al some one ~ ia
eri.e ces dtstrcs in which -
land once shalt have
the Treasury shs give nores and h ecsto
Of the act approved fh sspseWbes s ths sesssv
OF the Treasury 10 continue land dssrc ~
quaniy cand snsoId In sach kus
dfed onsnd when in
requires BY public
TEN such thr
act on that subject June $780, sasA
ffs eAese r~red ASS d~ofred
fsrSr W ~ sect 10 assiA Tia Aor< department." approved
March. 1915 -
Notice i accordingly hereby u yspo<s from
we s"d omcers 1T Psene, Quincy, EdwsAsvlc, CUenec
low hundred ssysy ~ i.sssv -
directed that the land Offices Palestine, Gsscy
thraro, sns bxon, The Of snsss
tae snds remaining unsoaA
government In said -7.a7--s-~-
Lands remsnias sssA asA ussprssseA ssA,et
private e"'y within the tsSsis - he sus
10 s"1set 10 enfy hssetofser sAcss
u o WE r~erps o this
sheeo and the iasd sc~vs pahIc
nce ne Say Or which they will
nons "f entries OF any saeb lands n their ~1cs V7
8at Jos. n. WILSON,
Juvw ., 1883 : ~ ~- e~-""'o~se
June lQ-iaw6w
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Law sxheoi Cumberland NnsycrxigVs SbG1&sss
T0nncsse<.
FACULTY Hon Abraham caru,he la,s q as circuit
4 ridges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Judges supreme
aI Tennessee.
Resaheld L. Ridley, Of the cnsneeors 81 ms state
cara.fs Green dev te their whols exclusively
school,
Daily EXAMINATIONS each class the
No o. lectures OF
lessons n 81 TIE examinations
OF law and which
all Processes
framed
Documents
G.nee o By appeal
,uprcms court, which held monthly ciass,
every session. rhe students clerks,
Judges, ard eianeecrs, ana ia ntc eia
szcites connected with tAer suits
AnssnY
ends td Thursday In fesrnay tbs second
succeeding Monday IN February sud ends sesune
rlsrsdsy IN July
Eyenses sson.Tsioa fee 80, in advance; copAagen
$50. Students their
sh had IA the Lei saon bookstores
required complete the pies4
dents enter No previoa Tor
mission. regular ciases Studrn
any time during colirsats year.
Nu.nber of t.e collegiate y~areishty ak
RoBERr L. CARUTliERS,
Feb iI--eoy f,es'deat Board Of Trustees
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No 1851
Notice OF Restoration and Withdra wal OF Lands
In Railroad Grants in the state or Arkansas.

hereby given hs IN compliance Win me rsques, q
ds the ,s Of ai nsan, has dirsesa ,sa he lands situated IL
e towshss hereinafter enumerated whieh were heretofore with
empans lying within the probable limit. Of The grant o The
sh be restored 20 Market and 'hat cran oshsf anda situated
township named below within the probable limits Of the
legislature shall be added % those hereoare re- ervrd from
s ~ & s g a s
Offices hereinafter nns'cnsd whcA subject private
heea psemped me following wasaps viii again be suee,
private entry and after Monday The is day q June next q
In the district Of lands subject to sale al nsLsss;
NoriA base lima and east Of sAs tA principal asian
Township !, Of ranges p i, ands
Township ., Of range u
souta ofiAe line ma principal
Townships L. Z, ], and 4. Of ranges /, 2, ,, and T.
Townships |, q and 3, Of range >. =
81 lire and Of me ma Pneipei meridian
Townshipsl |, 9, >, ard 4, Of range l.
Townships D. and D OF range ..
In district Of lands subject LIrrls Rock
North 81 sAe haze nc Of fAs I'm rtaeiaa' Hidi
Townships 3 and 4, Of range ".
Of the line Of TIE ,h pinepai p,srtdton
Townships and ,, Of range aud q
Township 5. Of range 49,
In the district subject BATgsvItLs:
Of the line and Of the ma praeipai meridian
Township z, Of ranges i.
Township "A, Of ranged
In the diatrict ands subject sale wAsnlsorsS
South 81 ms base ne and ecsf ~ fhe yth gneipas Hesf
Town.hip D. on range TO-
Township = Of range 90
rm,p Il I ao', n N rance ),
Tow ships, Of range a.
Townships 2, i6 and ~ % range 81
r issasns d 70 ID and 81 10 n sass s
Townships 10 ana %, Of range 81
io"nspP N'f " 'A"se -
Ia the district Of lands subject 10 safe al ClAaSsvIiLxt
y,s !, IA, base linz as oex, or ths saA
800" II i" NJ M
townships !, q ., and ~, OF range 10
Townships q 3, AID 10, oi range ~.
To~nships = and3 81 Iaage ".
Township D OF range " -
Townships 8 and =, OF ranges ~ and ~
Townships and D q ranges ~ 10, 70, ana ~
Townships 4, 8, and 8, OF range ~
Townships , aadb. ri ranges ~ AVA o.
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Saiamander Safes.

Salamander Safes. "a
EVANS WATSON, No 70 south FnSh Philadelphia.
u ae No. 90 Dock seet have haad large
M q their
PArENF SAL sMANnER FIRE AND TiIEF-PRaoF SAFES,
Bank and iron doors for hank nnd stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED nEFnIGERAToRs,
dte and letter copying Fairbanks paos
counter scales. tsaa
agency Bgewt BetIey, Yales jones, Halls
pae III powder proof locks. aca.
Reference Of The many hunduis
r
Magude 7th Pennsylvania Washing
ID. O.. HE HH5t
Farmers and Meslanics' Bank, pailaaelphsls SAFES.
Uated Mint, do
United Arsenal, 5in california, 81 Philadelphia
Uned Appraisers Office, fiiladsphia.
Rnuoai company, Phi}sdephia, safes.
Phisdepha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard. Norrss bon, Locomotive Works, Pniadeiphis
Winchester BdAk Winchester, Virginia aatt#s14 Ia
Wood Fogg Pennsylvania tstwecn Sh and 9Th
streets, Washington. q, authorized receive oers for and
MAX the .aF ..F5
6--9awly EVAN. WATSON
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover strees, Bs.sony W
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and furnished,
ahe ode improvements ard aiance for the acoounads'
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