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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12

r AIDES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE
IL STORE.--The subscriber has opened an estab
lishment on Main street. Washington, where can he
found large and general assortment Of Ladies' and
Children's SHOES of the best Creole and Philadcl
pha manufacture. She has made arrangements with
one of the best Creole manufacturers in NewOrleans
by which means she will be enabled to keep up an
assortment Of all kinds Of Ladies' Shoes, of superior
workmanship; and she hopes, by unremitting atten-
their patronage.
There can always be found, Mt the above store
CONFECTIONERY, in NIL its varieties, and of supe-
rior quality, wholesale and retail Also, Fine STA
TIONERY.
An assortment of Ladies' CORsETs can always be
found at the above store. Washington, March /.
Mrs. A. MILLSPAUGH.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NHEODOsE S. ROBIN, Justice of the
- 4 Peace in and for the Parish of st. Landry. or
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0NEZIME A. GU1DRY, Notary Public
~ in and for the Parish of St Landry. Office in
Opelousas. April I.
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CHAS. n. EALER IL co. have now on
y. hand an assortment OF Fine WATCHES, JEW
ELRY etc., Of various descriptions which they offer
ii reduced prices for cash ...All kinds Of work in
their line will be executed in the best manner Mr..
Eaer will continue to devnte his personal attention
tn the Watch department. in which he hopes to give
perfect satisfaction to his numerous friends and pa
irons. Corner of Main and Landry streets. Opelouss.
nENTIS1'.-DR PLATE offers his services
IL as Dentist to the public Of ST. Landry. All his
works in plugging and inserting Artificial Teeth are
warranted, and performed by the latest and most al
proved process.
Office, at the late residence of Miss Marguerite
Chretien, in Opelo,sas.
aB DR.. Piate will go wherever he may be pro-
fessionally called, but patients will find great ad
vantage in calling themselves at his office.
Upelousas, May 8, 1855.
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s. d. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
Ne Parish of St. Landry. Office ut his store in
Washington.
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TTLYSSE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish of St. Landry. OF
fee in Opelnusas. March To-
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nR. DAVID L. TODD, Qate of the Charity
y Hospital,) Washington La, offers his profes.
onal services to the citizens of Washington and the
surrounding country.
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A NDERSON Il THOMPSON, Commits
"A sion, Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
Washington, La, having completed their warehouse
on Water street, are prepared to receive and store
Sugar, Cotton Molasses and other Produce aud Mer-
chandse, which they will forward or sell on commits.
sion Washington, March 3, 1855.
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TOIIN MACDON AID, Civil Engineer and
- Surveyor, offers his services to the public Will
promptly attend to any orders left at Chas. Ealers
corner Of Main and Landry streets. Opelousas.
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nR. +. BURR, Surgeon Dentist, having
~ had twenty-five years. experience in his profes.
sion, offers his services to the public generally He
may be found almost daily in Opelousas, or at his
at tile Arden House, in Washington. Orders through
the Post:ofice will le attended to- March IL
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TNHEODOsE s. ROBIN, Notary Public
L in and for the Parish of St. Landry. Office at
l1DelOtsas,
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4 LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
~ torney at Law, Opelousas will attend to any
business in his line in st. Landry and the adjoining
Parishes.
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! = rESI MAIL NE VS..
I-,7.,,,,,.,,ooassee Of the Dispsteh.


carr.spondence OF 'he
n tks ysriA Star-DresaJm aec,aeaI-
La@-FasA'oaao'e "a'''eSe
6asmeass, dc.
....,,ar North Star, Of the Vanderbilt line,
Wsmack, arrived ut thie port early yessef-
..n,aIuc from Havre with 100 passengers,
"a, toas Of freight She brings nc later news
the Pacific.
Fjaat happened at Camp Worth, Kingston.
- the National Guard Of this city were en-
Sasd The Guard wers mar covering before
of spectators, and firing, when the cry VI
n IN shot was raised It was directly hs
.ined thu, q bullet from q muskei had scsietea
Ebrains of 40 infant upon rs mothers orssss
eh IL wss sucking. The ballet aiso PeunT'
{of the mothers breasts. pny'.' ,.,5ad.
= and the mother found 10 De ssn"y
y infant was Instantly killed.
~ = f,or,aers' report for the past quarter snoWeo
- "a hundred and eighteen ioquesis have been
80, he Cast OF April last TO the hrst oil
!. were twenty-ssvea csses OF arrest tor Ia
-, yestesday Nearly ell Of the unfortuastes,
"x.Ie com rnitted to prison In default OF pay
ke 6ns idn posed by is~.
rarin. Peltcita Vestvsti the masniheent prina
4 coutrsIto. will shortly iesvs New York for .
IN Mexico and South America.
yr.iu 90 ,atl Of unusus. violence passed over tne
<svssfsrday afternoon A portion OF the tfacx u
8,ushins Railroad was washed away, and some
=, Ssmare was experienced at other points
\ Commissioners of the Canal Fund OF teis
a viii make Q further loan of 81 ,2oo, eco for
x large msnt, soon after the 3oth OF septemDeI
Ieuo,t was last evening adopted By the Board OF
Semeu in favor Of erecting mocumsnt In honoi
"a. Worth The report proposes that II shall De
- feet In height.
5aermap las: evening, submitted report la Ia
a allowing w Lottips to erect Wsshir ston
&smsat, on the Battery, 600 feet high on ito
Wet
viiic course yesterday went 20 miles insiee OF an
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Correapondenea of the Dispstuh.

3cquittal Of Sehtegl Death of Dr.. Buntiag-Sub.h
II fute for Fiogging Sailors -Steam Fire Engine &c
81 PHILADELPHIA, July IS
IS The trial of Jacob Schlegsi, the German charged
zpith the murder Of his wife, who found in the
Green Lene. with her thrCa cut, aud guam ity OF
bison by her. resulted yesterday in verdict by the
3nry uf not guilty" The prisoner for the first tin
WINGED aug feeling. and hanging his head his b
5oom, tears triekled down his cheeks
4 Letters received by the Pacific, announce that Dr.
|Ihomas Bunting, of this city, died on the morn.
ing OF the 22th ult, at Dungsiirn, Wales The de.
eeased at the time OF his death travelling for the
keneft of his health He Of our nest es
s4eemed and popular physicians. Duriag the Mexican
Qsr. he served az surgeon to the Pennsyvasi Resi
me nts, and subsequently he elected egister
wills Of P Philadelphia city and county
IS A sailor. who bad been allowed to 20 or fhort
5lepm the surveying steamer Walker, and overstai6
- time in consequence of getting drunk, tied
% by his wrists to the rigging of that vessel on
fhursday. The unusual sight csused much excite.
.1Dent among the spectators
81 The business account of the Reading Railroad fol-
Ih- last aeven months shows q net profit of 81 1877
92 SO aeainst Sis ssS Sc for the corresponding Pc
1fioi Of last year.
Deaths this week 223 of copsumption %
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

S% Pyeseatations-Rich MANS WI etc etc.
& BALTIMORE, July Is.
During the performance of Kunkeps Troupe ct the
hi ray Street Thsstre yesterday evening, silver
eld ives presented to HAIRY LIE hr from the coiSreo
xiiery. having on it Prevented to Harry Lehr at
- Holi3.v Street Theatre, Baltimore July 18th,
l1E5 By q few Of bis colored frends" The novel
7 s.entation s,licited storm OF applause.
REV Mr.. Dunning's congregation held consIaia'
Ito meeting few days since, when the Rev.
Gtiemsp presented r. P. White. Esg-, the sIcbi-
ct of the new church, with set Of silver table
IRE.
The will OF Samuel Mcdonald, who died few
bsh1ee possessed of $500 GOT, has been published.
Is the most reasonable rich rnane will published
y lsDg time He remembered all the charitable
Sstntions, preachers &c but pays particular
3tenti1n to his own relations. lie Left Reuben
DIa of Virginia. formerly his book keeper, Legacy
$1,000; DR. Thos II Buckler got SIGUC.
"a court. martial has been ordered at FCrl McHsnry
y Brig Gen. Bankhead. to take place ON about
BE 9th inst upon the application OF Lieut. Charles
frn, to inquire into the death CT the soldier Louis
boup, who, alleged, came to his death from i'll
festment administered by order of the officer
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PAYING FOR A FuGITIvE-VRRpIcT AGAINST
RBooTH.-The suit of MIR. Garland of ST Louis vs.
3. Booth OF this city for the value OF tbs alleged
Fugitive slave Glover, who escaped from the Uni
led States Marshal In the spring of 1851 occupied
the Uaited States District Court at NADIA on Judge
I iler presldine, during three days of last week
4 The case was given to the jury Saturday evening
ksnd without leaving their seats they fouod yer
dict for the plaintiff, 81 900 and COSTS Milpaukis
Sentinel Jaly 10.
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L.rx.rson R,o.--Tbs ship 9 anssse, from rom re ss'
vices 20 the 2ssh Of M.y, seos s,s. Of 5us bsls
ss,n esoI hhl. from ,s sus 81 O. sssea cresit Rich
niehmona sIy "a Ia ouosed At SSH 3ill; Bsl,mors
esu caH.s-asIs, aince the 18th 81 m.y 2, y
lsss so coo b.ine for the r.t sun riors ri 500
osotsd AZ 4gtso $50; soaa sua "fs' ''P' - -
sup.riors sione 1890 sEsoo.
wr,n.s-rn Cincinnati Thursdsy morning., co
ored bsrter named kiehsra rss'U 9Th mia. eat
49, 80 70 picaes In terrible nsnner he vas AZ
III He had dreamed the night before that ne
had filled b r, and swoke BABY bleh'enee' 'esr
ousy was the cause ofthe mafdef
r.dSv s.uuders an actor well known In Cincir :
natl. was drowned lsst week near 81. Louis
Ttere ware .ix deaths from Cholera at Cumnns-
viz, Ohio, on "wednesday last.
coI.. JouN H. WHEELER, U. 8. Minister resident
at Nicarsges, 10 to return 20 ms pSst IN Oen.,s,
America by the next eeanef ioi gan 'ueh aei
Norte.
Tb. steamship Herman sailed from New York So
,,-d.v for Bren,sp with $50 passengers and $l5 geo
In specie
Raw Archibald A. Hoge, OF Cecil county. Nd has
esu called by the Presbyterian Church OF Frsde-
ricksburg.
Geo. A Evans the note alterer In Fredericksburg,
ha, be en- SAINT on to the superior court.
The reeeipts of the Washinston and N. o. Tele-
graph line are S27 600 less this year than the year
previous.
Nav Flour and wheat have been received in Fred.
ericksburg, the latter selling at ~
Seven recruits for the U Army enlisted In
stanton. Va left there for service last week.
Raw Cbas Reid, ofthe M Z. Church. Stauuton, has
resigned and Rev. Mr.. Hauk. will I'LL his place.
Five cases OF small pox occurred In Staunton last
week of which two were fatal
Nav A ,ur last week sold 10 staunton at So H
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1Hs VANDERBILT YACHT EXPEDITION, 1t Is pow
stated in the English papers. prepared for sps.
euistivs purposes and that Mr. Vanderbilts visit to
the Emperor Of Russia was to settle q contract for
building ships of for fhs Gear How these
snips are 10 get to st. Petersburg Is q mystery
which the En eiish papers do not solve 1t 10 easier
to suppose that the state ment 10 invention of
the correspondent of the London press similar to
that which asserted that American ship had car.
ried out large number of rfss to Russia and
safely landed them. correspondent Of the NJ Y
Post probably on Mr. Vsnderbilts authority, seys
that the statement citing his visit to Russ, is
g,oss mistake.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES

EAST OF RICHMOND FOR sALE.-"Bel.
mont" two miles from Richmond, on the New
Bridge road 10 still offered for sale privately up to
will be offered on the premises. at o'clock In the
afternoon, to the highest bidder. without reserve
The owner 10 determined to SELL he desires nc
South. Possessioh will therefore be given inamedi-
ately Forty acres are now In Corn which has beer
laid BY and can be given in to the purchaser at VAL
uation.
The Negloes on the premises will be hired to the
purchase for the balance of the year. desired.
Come one AID all who desire to buy, az bal gain
will be given.
TERMs-One third cash; balance with interest il
one and two years. secured by trust deed tina
misses GODDIN APPERSON
jv IA Auctioueers
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ROARDING.- The proprietor is prepar.
n ed to.furnssh Board BY the day or week, on the
must iibsr0 tsrms, ct the Marlbsro' Hotel, on Wal
usss. my lo-n ]. HANDY
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Il PRICE OF FLoUR.-Tbe Lebanon (Tepn.) Herald
20 Thur sdsy last. says: Flour has fallen from Sc
10 tS3 per hundred. Any quantity can be- bought
al the latter figure We have no doubt but that
10 can be bought for So In few weeks"
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III FREE SOIL NOMINATIONS The Free Soil Con
xEention at Columbus, Ohio, have made the fol-
q ing nominations for that State: Governor S
ssP Chase; Lieut.. Governor. +. Fl. Ford Judges
II Supreme Court, C. Converse. Jacob Brun.
2kerscf Auditor Of State F. Fl. Wright; Treasu-
I{er OF State. ]. H. Baker; Attorney General, F. B
skimball Board of Public Works, A g. Converse
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nRESS GOODS-The subscribers have
- on hand large and varied assortment of Spring
Dress Goods, embracing ali the newest and most
fashionable styles, which they WILL from this time
sell at greatly reduced prices, in order to reduce
their stock. They respectfully invite the ladies' to
call. DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON
Ia 145 Eagle Square.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has just received his second supply OF
Summer Goods, making his stock now complete, EN-
bracng all the late styles Of Cloths Cass and
vestings. Alse-Blsck, Blue, Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frock Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats all styes Silk, Linen, Grass, Alpaca Shang.
hal bingham. Dup-d' Etc and Lutong Goats; Fancy
sad Black Cashmere, Linen and Msrseilles Psnts;
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers;
Collar; Stocks; Cravsts; Ties Gloves; Suspenders;
Hdkfs &c, to which he would respectfully esk his
friends and the public generally to call and exA nine
T.. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100, corner Main and 18th sts
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heavy kAiN-Wheeling, Va, was almost GOD ed
bya heavy rain Tuesdsy Several cellars wsrs f;iled
WITH water. and much damage was done Several
IONS OF .snd and stone we're lodged In of the
ro't ohcs BY the orrents, and the city fire ginss
we're employed all next day taking water out OF ths
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IN LUCK Tho Stanton Vipdicator learns that
Jnshos Evans, OF Augusta county. has become i'm.
who leaves o., 800 600, to be divided among thrss
relatives. of whom Z vans is one ~
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PRoGsEss OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH The
sub maria telegraph to connect the Island of New
f1uadland with this continent, was shipped from
Loadon en- the 2Sth ut .. and may be exp .oted soon
10 .fiiVe al its destination Mr. Canning tn enRi-
neer, who will superint-nd the laying of the sd-
tersnoan cable, wss to sail for America on the 9th
INST, 10 oversee the execution of the new enter.
PRISE The line across newfoundland to St. Johns
10 10 slate OF great forwsrdness some $50 men be-
possible rspidity. va
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

LEECHING AND CUPPING.
Nj RS. WOOLHOUSE offers her SER
AZ vices to the Medical Faculty and the Lsdies of
Richmond, Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by as
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage
a. Mrs. w. may be found at all times at her resi-.
dence on 10th street, in the rear of &. r. DuvaPs
Drug Store.
B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re.
sewing and for sale. Also, Lsdies Bandages OF
band ana made to order. fe %
Light owe, the door. from O'clock till morning
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS
THHE subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
L cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred expense ofseveral hun.
for Planning, Saving, and gueing and Growing al
kinds of Boards and Plank, he is enabled ex.
ssute Superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICU
MOND

OFFICE removed to tbs store of Chris
~ tian Il Lathrop, No. 80 Esa,n a.--In consequence
OF the resignation of David a. fTsse, WIN. H. Chris-
tsn wss unanimously cheated Cskkisr. The ofhce
has been removed to the aeofs Of Christian La
throp. where depostes vita ln resolved, on which
an interest OF per cent oil. b. paid all re-
naming on deposite six mcetii, or longer and five
per cent for shorter period
This institution has been n siistencs twenty Eight
yesrs has loaned eight millions of dolars has
no suspended debt; lost dollar or fall
I'd to ply any certificate hen due.
JNO THOMPSON President
WIN. III CHRISTIAN. Cashier.
NIB o-ts GEO. STEEL. Secretary.
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BIZ TAYLOR q WILII4Ns.


BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
80 q. aTKEETAT AUCTION -~Os MOQDAY
.osn yey, e o'clock r. ~. Will IS epid lot Oh
-, l. On the weet ride Of 4th. between Canal snd
Trsnss III ,sonting q feet, runninG Nd 90 feet
\; ~ 1tsfest adeee s~d tile rSestnea aN8ssS4
!. - IAvt.0R 3 WlLkIAMg, eAusts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS ON
AueTI ron a. sEiTnWEEN g. AND So STs.. AT
Seocs ,upee The premisea rifI g IA h, III
"a ss1ssts 3 the 81 1y and
w W. Dspnavsnt; siss tus Icts fscsssss - oi =
eaen on Cary street and adjoisina ON the =, shs
,eaaence or NJ Dunnas an. srd CON prss.d w;sh
az aisy 10 oommop. snd from their pi.sssnf "a re-
tired yet convenient loes don are ssacae d nost
valuable now In he market FN7 F7.sTss>-V .'os
Tsass very iibsrsl Say 7 6th cssb: balsssS A.
and years. bearing interest payable .srni- an
noaiy. and scared BY trust deeds Pufebasers 10
pay taxes tof the present year. $50 - 90 s9lsT
" 10 TAYLOR. l. WILIIAM Ms ssnets
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MOST VALUA 81 ii MHARfkPRo-

M OST VALUA Il l. + wHARFsPRO-
~ PERTY ON JAMES RIVER, OPPOSITE
TO kOCKETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
wnl DC sold ON the premises, ON FRIDAY. the 10th
valuable wharf nrops q 0el0c1 s me. really %o.
terneid county, opposite to Rock etts adj Dining the
ooaI yard Of the Midlothian Company on the one
thereon.
The wharf has front on The river of 40 feet nm
ming back about 500 feet, containing 5 acres
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at A, and u
months for negotiable notes interest sdded secured
by trust deed. 6ODDIN l. APPERSON,
A,r.tin
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE

FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN W. DAVIES,
STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
L kind patronage during the past three year,, and
beg leave to say that am prepared to furnish
Store Fronts. Monuments, Ton.bs, Vaults, and at
tend to Enclosing Buryng Grounds, and in fact all
work In the Stone Cutting and Building line
Quality Of Stone and Workmanshp not to be sur
ass North or South oe so
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:. oEATa OF AN Amy OFFIcER-Tieut Ssmus
hlnsey, Of the Let Resiment of u. s. Artillery who
reht 70 sshinston from Fort McHenry on the 81
inssnt, with the liget battery of his esment oirf
thee saturday morning.
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MONS liable . SALE.-ln pursuance
~ Of orders of the Hastings Court Of the City of
Simon Bonsvita against J. M, Lucisr nj made the
18th day Of July, 1855. 1 shall on TUESDAY. the
18th dsy Of the present month. sell public Auc-
ton. at the corner of Broad and 7th sts the Goods
and Chstels in the Confectionery store OF the said
Luciaani consulting in part of large quantity of
Candy Fruits, Toys. Preserves, Glass CanisteIs-
Aso-show Cases, Bar Fixtures. everv article me-
oessary for Baking; and also a splendid variety of
Household Furniture; Chains; Marbe-sop Tables
&c 20
TERMS CASH. payable upon delivery of the goods
and chattels. =
The house aud premises will be rented for the ba.
lanae Of the lease supposed to be about two and
half years. The sale will commence with the I'm :
OK pired lease. s-----I. =.
shall also hire out for the balance of the year.
boy named REUBEN, and negro girl named So
SAN. the hirer to give bond and good security for
the payment thereof.
jy 1S-dtd JAMES p TYLER H. @ C. r.
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BY LARUS & SHINE
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ We are Offering great bargains of all kinds Of
Dry Goods to make room for our Fall stock Not
withstsnding our fsrmer low prices we have made
still further reductions Our assortment of Black
and Fancy Silks. Ladies' Dress oods of different
Our stock of Prints, Linens. Bleacbed ADD Brown
Domestics, white 6oods Gloves and Hoseries is very
large; with full supply of ever, thing usually kept
in our line. We respectfully solicit call from ev-
erybody. J. 4 M. ROBENBAUM
jy Ia 1879 Broad ct.
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BY eODDIN 4 APPERs0N.

MEAT FIR A M d TENEMENT ON
ABLE STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be soId on MONDAY sffernocn the l6th july
$780, on the premises, commanding ct o'eloef that
exeeiieRe framed Tenet on the east line Of 49,
ss.I 70 ssnabe street. now In the occupancy Of Mr.
for negotiable notes. Interest addrS ana title -.
tanned till last note II paid g = =
/. jy II s3551 GODDiN 4 APPrRsoN au.,.
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1ITfURE DXl



CTORE AND DWELLING AT ROCK
Eta FOR SALE AT AUCTION--WIlIb e
cold. on FRIDAY. the 20th day Of July 1as6 ON the
premises. eommsncisg % o'elocks ths store end
ee,yering as hocketts now In the eecOpsasy Of Mr.
w. Carvedo. q 49, -
TEkhs-One.thiId cash; balance Il 4ssa nonfhsL
Ios nseotisbs notes Interest eded nvd title retain
ed TILL last note 10 paid. e=S4l a4ss
Jl2 GODDIH Z ApPERsoN, Assets.
VALUABLE KEA ESTATE IN
60 MANCHESTER ON HULL AND DECATUR
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTIOHs-WiH be
soia on WEDNESDAY. the 18th DAY Of Jelly. 1855
on tne premises, commeneins ct s. o'slosh the fol-
iowins very valusble Resl Estste. viz: -ses,fsa
Tnsf large framed Dwelling Hull street. opps-
sLe tue farmer. Hotel. now In tho occupaacy Of
side thereof - -, - 49, $50
Also that really beautiful Lot ct the corner of
nnl and Lawrence street part Of he Farmer1 Ho.
back about $50 feet. = = - - =" -
Also. two vacant Lots ON Decatur street, between
arineton and Blskey streets, the ona fronsing 10
reef; ihs other Al feet, running back l65 fest.
After vhich will be cold those four Eevly erected
Brick Teneuents on Hull street nearly opposite the
Town Hall.
TERAs-1-4 cash; balance At s. IL and l8 months
100 ne Notable notes. interest added, secured By
trust deed or title retained sss,s bs..ta.s
~, GODDIN & APPERsON,
A. IL