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Ghibooaax 1flelbanils, ST.
JOHN LARKIN,


COPPER, ZINC, TIN AND SHEET IRON,
\ BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURER, a
jackson street, Thibodaux, La, has on hand u
every variety of Cooking and other Stoves, LIN nv
and Crates; also manufactures Clarie s,-rzsL w.
ranators Gasometers She ton Juice Boxes and every
tn connected with his business at TIL, shortest notice.
and on the reasonable terms. Hoping Planters will
see il 10 their interest encourage lomest
features determined do everything in the best
manner. -ALSo-
Agent the Parishes of Laourche and Terrebonne for
the sale of c LEyITrS CORN and COB CRUSHING MILL,
for Planters. -ALSO-
sPRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best in the
world All on the msot reasonable terms. myl9-ly.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
THE UNDERSIGNED practical Sad ESzA
Il die and Harness Maker has permanently To- fT fAaA
Gated at the corner of Main and st. Phi lip SITS, a
ThbdauS for the purpose Of carry ng on MS business on
extensive scale.
He would saw 10 the inhabitants this Parish and the
surrounding country that hand large stock OF
materials and prepared to furnish at the least possible
notice. Saddles of all kinds; Harness both double aud
single Brides, ,rtingles, &C. Mendng and Repairing
done at prices that cannot fail to sat factory
iuly293 2-1y PHILIP H. WEEDERsUM.
II GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
il Corner Of Main and st. Louis . Ss>nxYs,=..>
streets, Thibodoux, takes this OPP -SaES,S>SL9
portunity of informing his friends sstss.sess
and fellOw-ctiZens and strangers
generally, that he has located himself as above ana
will found all times ready attend to the mending
and repairing of Watches. Jewelry. &c. ell-ly
III. FLEMING,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
l. offers his services to the public.
sB All orders left the of Nessrs. Van LEV
Bello addressed to him through the Post Office will meet
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Office of he Greenwood Cemetery, April 90 49,
Messrs j. Ball Co.. laid in the grounds of this institution,
two years since about 800 feet of inch cement pipe
veying water forced hy steam pump to elevation of
has proved perfectly satisfactory and is in
opinion preferable several reasons the best Of iron
pipes Having both kinds in use hesitate from the
experience thus far had, to express this opini
J. A. PERRY, Comptroller.
&C BIER co,
ie9-3m No. 175 Tchoupitoulas St., New Orleans
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
TULFORD & BROTHER having commenced
IL the Carriage Business in all its branches
in the Shop Jackson street next door to theNSEgo
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture .&9gD
Buggies Carriages Rockaways Sulkes every
style also repairing done Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well to give them CALL All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction New vehicles always
decl0tf FULFORD BROTHER. Jackson street.
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A VIS.-TOUTEs PERSONNEs qui doivent a
"A la Succession de Nine. ANNE STlVEN, sont par
lie present requ de presenter ct de reger, ct
pesonnes qu la dite Succession do sont de
de les presenter dument authentqees soussgnee.
[jyI4-5t] JOSEPH V. LEJEUNE, Administrator.
NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
~ the Succession of Mrs. ANNE STIVEN request
ted to forward and settle; and all persons whom
their claims duly authenticated to tue undersigned.
IjyI4 5tf JOSEPH " LEJEUNE, Administrator
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&al4n1@lAo9 a
FASHIONABLE BOOT SHOE MAKER, ~

No. st. Philip street, THIBoDlux.
TvHROUGH the medium of the public press. take the
to carry o., at nv cd stand rs above, y CALI as ot
and Shoe ,ker and am, at al times ready tn
date my the shortest notice. Boots and Shoes
of latest hions made order with despatch and
warranted an easy fit, sale. jel0
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CONERY & WILSON,
TTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w and deaersin BOAT STORE., WINES, LIQUORS
and WESTERN PRODUCE No Front st., between Canal
and Crossman streets, New Orleans. [51-1y1
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ROCKVILLE WATER WORKS.
For the information of those interested in Water Works.
we make t e following statement.
In the fall of ls47, ]. Ball Co.. of New York, laid Of
their Indestructbe Patent Cement Pipes several miles in
this vilage-ranging from eight to three inches clbre.
The grounds broken through which the pipes laid
head of ranges from light 40 feet giving great
efficiency hydrants and works throughout the village
The pipes PERFECTLY tight; and unhesatingly say
that prefer them to cast ron and confident hat they
will be far Durable and from close examination where
they have been opened for tapping and branching be-
eve them to be truly understandable, besides being clean
and pure.
AGENTs.-Goe. Kellogg. Rockville Manufacturing Com
pany Allen Hammond New England Company.
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II. j. EVANS 4 CO.,
Jackson street, next door to the Ice House.
CARRIAGE MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, Sc,
Y prepared to do all work in their line in the ~
best manner, and satisfactory terms. 4"
Plantation Blacksmithng, such repairing Carts, N
Wagons, Flows, &C., will receive particular atten v
ton
TERMS CASH
eR~ HORsEsHOEING This branch Of business
will be done in the thorough and satifact ry manner
as have most experienced workmen in the South
who will devote his time exclusively to it. mh31 -6m
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desph All Orders let At Ffnces i0tt OF at thls
Office will be promptly attended to. apl14
NJ ALOIS WIESSETHANNER
W. COnfseur, encognure St Louis ct Maine, aA<
Ahonneur dnfomer Messieurs les hahitans de Thib S,
daux ct environs quill otfre veute pour lie TX
Noel lie Nouve An grand compet de Jouets
denfants Bottles Cor pour Dragees surtout de
Feurs ct Personnages cooees quon rouve dams
autre nagazn.
II invite les Danes ct les Messeurs, venir vser
magasn il offre marchandises pix modere. ii
continuera, par lie passe tourn les Liqueurs
Drageees GateauX, etc. pour Balls Sorees Noces, Repa
personnes qu vouont ben honorer de eur conance
ThibodauX. ce % Decembre, 1854. LIT
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r J. LAMOUREUX. would most,

tstso II 10 OUT UeSE % SatlsIy.
THIBoDAux, La, July IA, lS55tf.
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SNcC6S87ON &c A61eF z1Oban8ON.
TNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du Gin
L quieme District Judiciere, paroisse de Laourche.
ATrENpU: Que ADAM BEATTY, de la dite paroisse,
Executor de la dte Succession. jour depose lie
Greer de la dite Cour compile provisional de Ad-
mnistration,
En- consequence oues les qu pouraent avor
des objections dit tabean sont par les presentes no
fees de les dedures Greer de la de Cour bureau
dams vile de Thibodaux dams les renteours u suvront
la premiere publication de Get avis simon lie dit compile
accords ct confrme scion la loi
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dte Cour, ce
NDkN 80 JUN, mil hut cent cnquante cnq.
%1 28-5t L. s. ALLAN, Greffer.
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THiEsEMAK-The Crest Earope.n Discovery Pro
patent ~ England and secured by the
SEALS of Inc kcoie de Pharmace de ra and the Imperial College
OF Medicine, Vienna
Tssrmar remedy general local debility,
powe decay, aud all the Distressing
manhood, and old The yie powers would not be
impaired, the uni
VERBALLY adopted vanish like magic before
rendering to those entering The
marriage
completely and entirely ersdcaes all of
cnbcbs thought
andote the ia Of the health Of vast portion Of the pop
Teeeasr great cnedy that cass Of
which, unfortunately English physician with
mercury,
aud sarsapsrla in world cannot
alike devoid Of taste sIne and
al qualities They may lie the toilet Table without
their being directed.
four 10 Tor So which
dollar whereby there
pean, Lalemand RoSS,:t-*sA
retail OF Mr.. II A. BARROW, No ~
specially spponted BY he
e United States aud every other
Immediately Mr. bar
tho world, securely
according the instructions Of the writer
Dec 20
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francis ?. BLAIR.-HIs ABOLITION APosrAcY.

T.
- u..,-,othing and abolition papers making a
-, ! recent letter OF Francis p. Blair, giving
= ~ db.,on 10 the black republican organization. They
-, ho "a the skies highly honorable and excel
true patriot Some fifteen twenty years
~ - sJr edited the Globe the democratic organ at
Wellington no one 50 much iradueed ana denounced
- bsa same partisans be- Every epthet mat could
- ssly conceived BY them was used N describing ne
49,, which vas painted in the blacklist and most
49,, color. Bat now, since he has washed IN the
IS M muddy pool Of aboonisn be has IN their est-
- become very excellent character and bis produe-
80 are received Us if they came iron an oracle
a not surprised the apostaey VI Blair, as re has
- lono time a soured and dissatisfied politician,
80 ~ held on 10 the skirts Of Thomas IL Benton, and
suoxei hat gentleman through All hs eeeenuieiiies.
h he has received hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
Il be fundamentally Of the democratic organization be
- ~ MANY others proved ungraefu and attempted to
b Il 70 the heart when il ceased 70 lavish lis ayors upon
RIM Ills saorts however Do viii be puere except
i bouipe his mal,gny lie has possessed no influence
Ger pulle opinion for long time and has been untyer-
v recognised as one whose career was ended aud VINO
"a b4en laid upou The shelf The unearthng Of this old
fossil wi prove Of advantage 10 the aboitoaists lAe
,a Jackson democrats will pay more heed TO Bairs
nses for them TO 90 the enemy than they have
"a those of Andrew Jackson Donelson, who once pos
-, The confidence Of The old Hero nrennessee and
OH Likewise tahtu frtAkc ~ NA-S'H ~
~ contrary they will feel ineensed that who sus-
i,sa such intimate relations the General Blair, who
"a. been brought up in such good political school
should prove unhful his instructions, and SO insult
The fame and memory Of his great patron as 70 on the
ranks OF his most malignant assai!ants, The whg ADOLF
ouss Of the North and all his former princ
pies. nj.
Most painful is the contrast between what Blair once
was when with ability and success be conducted the CEN
trial organ of his party and built up for himself national
fame and reputation, and bis present desps ana nu
,ne poson For the services he rendered during the
Administrators OF Jackson ard Van Buren, democrats viii
ever be grateful and the recollection will enhance THEN
regret that from motives Of disappointed ambition, per-
sona pque revenge he should have done an act that
orsits their confidence and throws cloud upon his an
Gent fame and reputation.
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La m.d..om c,reust Court. October ia. 1886.

WILLIAM III. Mary Z. his wife,
julia has Wifi 2lslan children
Of Jacob Cac dec-asd whoss unknown; tbs Chi
Rosanna Zimmerman deceased, whose
AVID Ann wife Joel
CngeY Glenn deceased
Nicholas Jonas Jere&aiah Cngar
Crge,, decoased,
iiton."
Extracts Of decree.
This cause coming papers formerly
ver the appointed negroes
Of Sinclair Graves,
planning Weaver having so TO him unsound negro
mentioned, and pracng fraud him
askrg land the sad report mentioned
resold, ana su,dry Med D said petition, he.
order have the rights Of all
specified
respectively ascsrtnsd doh adjudse order and that
Of this having ft given notice
~ published
And tho
Madison, do take Of the said
The amount In the hands OF the ssd weaver
bringing the
him with which
paid the parties enied they<
allowed. coramM
tho number and of all tho
participate distribution u said fund.- and
dsuce party,
thereof the with anything deemed pertinent BY h
Copy Tese. BELFlELD CAVE CLERK.
parties taking and srang directed
hereby notified that have
purpose Monday, February, s5I
my and county Of Madiaon, Virginia,
place be taken and stated
sioner. WILLIAM l. EAkLf,
Commissioner of Madison Circuit Court.
na ya 4
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HAVING been sppointed agent by Mr.. Thomas for
Ill WI prolific corn, sn ready TO OIL
supply viii do well send early Re
siding New York. md be-
ing daily from there thouph merchants pok
goods of the Union
the Union d. bnsineys with New
YORK. Costsr Philadelphia Baltimore Mort ~ then, ad
wise ms deliver the
goods they -der and thus have brought
within zach Of farmers ufnnR cost
The gpn1ne, and suhcicn parcel
plant acre instructions cultvsinE Pncs dollar
ard Bnv cents. York Money p q.
always accompany the order, w directions how TO
ssnd1
Those who and RENT g. will receive pns
p,d) plant 81 haiti 81 OF
quantity will be hcd, unless dou
bile ne
orde he addressed j. 2, THOMPSON.
rompkius viie Richmond comfy, stsscn Issnd ". ".
Descriptive those s-ndns their address,
Dec S9d3t
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SYDNEY, 1904.
osonEn sra 1t ia with inerpressibe pleasure for
ward for your acceptance the accompanying god medal
f30o, from the inhabitants OF sydney. ~ y.
Wales testimonial Of their profound esteem for
the deiverer endangered
the ba4qne MERIDIAN wrecked the island Of Amster
dam on The llth OF Aug ust last.
Ia doing 20 we jasf6ed saying that BY the
presentation regarded in any other light than made
ngate Z. the h merits OF s recipient and its acceptance
viii be regarded rather favor than received We
only feel ourselves under the strongest obligation 10
honor YOUR and heroic conduct regard IL
privilege DO So however feebiy insdequaeiy it may
We Seq To Assure YOU SIR we do NOT overlook the pecu-
MARY sacriee y0u have incurred by the you
adopted the melancholy occasion referred to, but
impressed with the conviction we universally cherish
that bosom all thought Of pecuniary loss gain
absorbed in the great anxiety TO save your
FROM impending death and rejoice in believing
stands before tue public OF this colony and
may say oil the civilized world, embeihed with the
glory pure philanthropy. and will
have conspicuous and lasting place among the EXAMPLES Of
the great stimulate others to do likewise
whom the sad but snv~be opportunity may be af-
fordrd.
Nor can we forbear acknowledge your uniform kindness
the unfortunate objects Of your during the whole
they thrown yeur protection and hospitality
From those who have detailed 70 ~ history Of the case but
testimony has been received, and that most unequivo-
of deverance has Been shaded BY subsequent
but rather frightened 70 more Respondent lnstre by
tender ness, which prompt at the cost
even Of continued personal Inconvenience.
Nor less pleased TO recognise our obligation due
who sails under another dag, and, especially that
bearing the insignia Of the greatest republic Of the globe
ard adapted orebly remind US Of glorious national
anss Most sincerely 90 we desire TO see the bonds OF
national sympathy become universally pure and strong
bat pas cIsry those which bind respective nations
gether And cbeernly assign you, SIR the honor
Of having exalt the claims your country
the OF the British people, aad OF setting example
which officer under any Tag, could initiate without honor
or slight without shame.
We beg 70 tender yoa on our own behalf and on behalf Of
the Inhabitants Of thus city, unncd congratulations
the envahe distinction you have achieved and express
the hope that the interesting recoec,ons associated With
acquisition may gladden. heart 70 your latest day that
BE- u honor and pleasure your family aud
that inspire rising spirit the feelings
vhiah render you pre-ernently deserving Of il.
Weremsin, dear sir, yours most truly,
X. TOWNS Chairman.
CON behalf of the committee
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LOCAL We w 8.

The week which has Just closed although marked BY the
great holiday Of the year has been
and Of little realization Speaker have been elected
beyond al peradventure; but s the triangular contest
goes We TO have had merry Christmas =; but
who could be merry in the face of petng ples pertina
ous rain storm Cur hopkeepers had confidently calculated
abundant and abiding harvest how will their
aggregate sales with the single receipts Of the great
Stewart Of New York. who is said have sold nearly $780,
600 worth Of goods every day for days. Our
landlords anticipated busy busting week but their cash
books tell different story. And with people,
with the places Of public amusement with the fairs, balls,
and the other Innocent little contvances 10 de-
pete ones ncome The only of the week Prof
Mtchells lectures they drew large intelligent and
lighted audiences.
To add to the aisagreeabie associations past week.
the weather unmt gatingly mserablerain ush mud,
hail snow ice, aud cold winds. What in store for
for the week upon which have urs entered
be seen.
The Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday morning says;
The Potomac river boat, Alice c. Price win make her
Withdrawn for the purpose OF placing in her boiler.
This With other repairs and improvements viii enable her
70 be placed the line early in the spring with every
prospect o. a fair and prosperous business
The View York Day Book says
Among the many pIeasant features metropolitan le
none distinctive agreeable than the which
prevails for the different hotel propretors their
fashionable season."
Hotel hops d the oldest Of the recognised u,titu-
tons Of Washington life.
The ball Of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company
takes place tomorrow evening
The storm Of yesterday n,erered slight degree with
the schedule time cf the railroad 60 prcss the
eet y descending fast and furious rendering the sidewalks
unsafe for tender footed people,
We notice that the soders Of the 1914 holding
meetings 10 sections Of Union appointing
delegates 70 their convention be held ashngton
the sth Of January The Indications are the coming
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Weir Zcaiand--lls F1ur end rs Aawt GHm.--A few
samples of fax Of New Zealand growth and manufacture
been received from correspondent who resides this
island and who Of opinion that there considerable field
open cor entprprsing capitalists Ia he dressing and manuc-
turing ibis staple Our correspondent adds that any
which might be made improve upon the present
expensive and tedious method Of freeing the ax Of its
cutieie would b web repaid.
The market Cor Kaur gum toue Of the principal articles
Of export from sandD bad suffered considerable de-
cine owing excessive shipments the United and
Great Britain but The price Is likely recede to
The old which used be supped every year
the difficulty % collecting increased. The natives refuse
engage IL collection unless well for their
trouble.
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notice. day purchased all the interest In the
~ or drawing ~ Maryland Concentrated Lois~r,ss
sppetaining will
assisted hy W. c. FRANCE
X BRENAE. VIM hsve interest ihesc;a
rshuar schemes, chsss, and csriA
appear with the Of
x. as
they will bear ,hc ssrasnrs OF T. FRANCE 4 Co
X. FRANCE.
BAlrrnorz. December Is, e55.
i9--dimn +
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tLBCMs, French Portfolios, Bibles and Prayer
books and velvet, with sni without casps
arey's pens, gold gold
pencil Rodsrs dnes penknyes imported direct from The
Of drawing instrmrns drawing hooks
French English and American Juvenile books
great line editions Of American French and Ear'Hh
,ioss bindings imported direct from London and Pa,s by
80 FHANCh IAhsOh.
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get seed 10 this country because, far ascerained
this plant viii flower here The with respect
TO the potato, although Species sac the red pink
eoored from the East Indies and the Islands Of the Pacific
have been brought perfect maturity in France and
varieties have been produced from their seed. Potatoes
kind will Aower in Cuba and the southern States Ia Il
the seeds Of such species Of the po
atoes be brought maturity In southern atitdes
appointments and Rssigmaon.-Geo. r. Herriek, having
been appointed clerk the Committee Finance Of the
United Senate has resigned his cerkshp in the ocs
Of Indian AFFAIR." 500 per and John Barton,
Buffalo, New York, recently temporary clerk in the Gen
era Land oce, has been appointed 70 Oil the vacancy
PosT .oFgIcE pKpARIaEsr.
Neo Post 0Siess-The following named new post office.
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters;
Bowling Green Kansas Territory Alexander Smith, post
master.
Tecaioe, New Mexico William Ii. Moore postmaster.
Re-established.
Franknvile, Carroll county, Maryland Roderick Dor
sey, postmaster. Re-esfablisted.
Dsconfaued-The following named post sfecs have been
discontinued:
Grand View, Derks county, Pennsylvania.
West Wnton, Calhoun county Florida.
West Lttetou, Middlesex county, Massachusetts.
Essex, Fulton county, Ohio.
Change Of HamsThe Of the post Office at Haskell
ve Lawrence county Ohio has been changed from Has
kesivlle to Alfalfa.
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Agricultural BirsoH ~ TIE Patent Ofcs.- Production
81 Nee Viei>s n Seesf Poiqfoes rop, Seed gentle
Of Ipswich Massachusetts, has written the Connie
oneF Of Patents requesting be Gun nhd with seed Of the
common potato, for the purpose Of cavating them
greenhouse, and obtaining varieties Il is difficult 70
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OrFICE OF THE CONsOLLDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND. s.alae

The following tbs drawn numbers Of the Mayiapd Consc
dated LOTTERY class 4, drawn December ~, 1855
lat I'd ID III, 9Th 7ih 9Th 8h 10th llth I2sh
&c 50 81 rs ~ "A 80 l3 40 q 10
numbers of the Patapsco Institute
Lottery class "a, drawn December as, le55:
ist Id 81 4th 5u f,h OH osh llfh Iaih 18Th
46 IS 65 CT 40 20 10 % - rs So Ga IS
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent Cor the Contractor Baltimore
LxsiL RopsRrs, Commissioner.
Ic.al -.lf
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CREHCH Juv~ntt~ Books, for chtIdven 81 al ages
he~ssfuily orrs " chcspes dsscrpson
Imported direct from Pads by TaAsCK TAYLOR
20
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ST. LOUIS Dec 2s.The Santa Ne mail arrived at Indc-
pendence last Saturday There Of special import
In the mountain regions Of New Mexico tbs weather
unusually Tho Indians quiet and sob
inissive.
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r. ENEHAL AGENCY AT WAaHIw0TON--Ths .ut.
scribe oreriy Of kchnond Virginia, having establishes
once city, front Of Teas
Department govern
especially for Revolutionary and for land bounies
and pensoHs under the Of Co1ercss
Having purchased the the David DoFrgon,
perhaps,
Of revolutionary the 6rss aadors Office
Richmond Ne has ALSO sdex 10 al
the othsr public cces in Capitol Of Virginia These and tho
accommodations twenty
him he viii BIS
abic where tho claimant himself be entirely
unable
under Of ID March, 1855 giving 1850
all who battle served fourteen days,
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wso, Accomar, yrxnis.
James Lyons ESQ.,, Richmond, Visxinis.
james Heath late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia.
Stafford Parker. Richmond, yir7in.a.
John =. Perdieton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Wasbinsnn, DC
William J. Ward, ESQ.,, BALTIMORE.
Lewis 1imbeviase, New York
March 7-dkcplys
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CINE Library kdisiens 81 Canspbsl, Milton, Dry
Rysu Fslieck, Lorsslow shakspesse Byron. Pop~
Ncose Josprs Baltic, Cowper, Thompson, Willis
Shelly, CcIedge, Wordsworth Gold
Hocd swift cbancs Spencer Tenrysor, scahey
yonns, other found,
prices bookstore the undersigned, fne EIDE
spd calf bndnes 81 them h-ssifuy ~
imported direct from Ioa%eu the
dersisned, and bound tnsre. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Dee