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CITY HOTEL.

- CITY MDTEL,
asNss ~ slM TINS establishment, long known as Van
SsssA #isM Bibbers Hotel, situated on Texas ST. in
sgaslEgss the heart Of the business portion of the
Of Shreveport having been leased by the under
signed is in the full tide Of successful operation
The proprietor takes this occasion tender his thanks
his numerous friends for their past patronage and
assures them that it is his determination to make the
City Hotel equal to any house in the south west,
and pains expense will be spared effect that
purpose. The table of the City Hotel will be supplied
with the best to be found in the market, and it will
be graced during the high water with some of
the Injuries which New Orleans affords, and which
are not here to be found. His friends in the country
may rely upon having their horses well taken Of
CT. NELSON, late of the Nelson House.
1.-THE Marshall Jefferson, Mansfield, and Monroe
stages all stop at this house. Jan24
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rHNHE undersigned would merely say that all those
4 indebted to him will save costsby paying up their
accounts Immediately.
feb2l H. A. ZOLL.
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Shreveport, March ). 1855.
E;ty Tax Maticn.

TINE tax payers in the~town of Shreveport, are
L hereby notified that the assessment roll Of town
taxes for the year 1851 is now in my hands for coll
lection, and are requested to meet at the ma
yors office and pay their respective taxes within ten
days from the date hereof, after which delay, will
proceed to collect the same according to law.
Fl. HUNSICkER,
march 7-2t Constable and collector.
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Notice..

rEHHE business Of the late firm of W E. PAsTEUR
L & Co.. will hereafter be continued as usual I'M
der the name and style of AUSTIN & GooDwYN, liqui-
dating partners. 49, AUSTIN q GOODWIN.
Shreveport November 90 1854 lv
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CHEAPER! CHEAPER THAN EFER!!
&. q B. JACOBS.

U ID. D LACVDt5,
I AVE receiveda large stock of fresh fall and win
Il L ter Dry Goods, Clothing, Fannes, Blankets,
etc. ETC., which they selling COST prices for
cash. Those in want of seasonable goods invited
to give CALL as offering great bargains. nj
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The Last Call!

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next term OF
Y the district court will be required to make dis
trbution of the notes and due the succession
of the late John w Morris among the heirs OF his
estate after which time l will have no control over
them. Debtors will probably save costs by paying be-
fore that time. THOS. H. MORRIS, EXr.
Shreveport March IL 1855. I'm
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Red River Il New Orleans Packet.

The superior and well Known passenger
steamer STORM, J. ". RoBB, mas
as.ssssgssszss ter having been thoroughly repaired
and Put in fine ORDER has resumed her regularly trips
and will run during the entire season as packet be-
New Orleans ShreN eport, Port Caddo, Benton,
Smihland Jefferson, and all intermediate landings.
For speed, safety and comfort the Storm is unsurpas-
sed by any boat Red River, and her officers will
make of every exertion to give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board 1an3l
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Shreveport and New Orleans Packet.

THE fine, fast running passenger steam
ttEazzS~sA boat u. H. -KEFEBAE4E, L. w !.
sss5sSssSazS BRoADwELL, master, will resume her
regular place as packet between Shreveport and N.
Orleans on the first rise Of water and make trip every
20 DAYS. The kimball has been thoroughly overhaul
ed repaired re-furnised and is in every respect
good as new Her cabins spacious the state-rooms
unusually large and furnished with the best OF bedding
and her table unsurpassed by that of any boat Every
exeron will be made to give satisfaction For freight
ar nassare onnlv on board feb %
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Notice..

yTNHOSE patrons Of Swiney, Green & Co. who may
L require any supplies, will be furnished with the
by P. II. lesson, who can be found at the store
Of mi GREEN & DOUGLASS
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E. EBERSTADT,
Dealer in
CONEECTEONERE. FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Wine GardiaIs Emit

Corner OF L eXaS and Edwards streets, shreveport.
e8srs, Has just received from New Orleans,
f.ssAsEsss and will keep constantly on hand, O.
- large stock of sugar, coffee, tea, cho s. 81
coate, hams candles, soap, starch, four molasses,
mackere herfings sardaes, Holsters, olives anchovies
mustard Soda butter and crackers butter lard
salt, pepper, spices indigo, sweet and lard oil.
superior assortment of liquors Of every descriptions:
brandes, whskey, gin, port madeira, caret and white
Wines London porter, Scotch ale, CIDER etc, etc.
His supply of confectoneries is very large and
prises fruits put up in their juice brandy fruits
candies fresh cakes, preserves, ees rasins, prunes,
FIGS, almonds, ctron oranges lemons nuts etc. Toys
and fancy articles for children Superior cigars chew
ing aud smoking tobacco. Jan l0-3m
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New Orleans u Shreveport Packet.
Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet.

The new, substantial, very light draught
esas-ISA steamboat WHITE CLIFFS,
$50 szsxz. JOHN GRAHAM master, will leave her
first trip for Alexandria This Afternoon, wednesday,
at O'Clock, and continue in the trade as a weekly
packet during the low water.
The White Cliffs was built by captain Graham for
the express accommodation Of his old friends and pat
rons and will on the first rise of take her place
as a regular Upper Red River packet She is in every
respect equal any boat in the trade and he pledges
himself that every cxeron will be made to give salts
faction. mari
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DOubfe DahIIas, &C.
Country merchants supplied with seed By the dozen,
hundred or thousand papers or otherwise, for retail
ing Planters and farmers furnished with boxes
taining well assorted variety. All seed warranted
fresh and genuine d. MAUPAY, 81 Grayier
febl4 Gin near Camp street. New Orleans
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Red RiYer and New Orleans Packet.

TIE fine, fast running, passenger steam
liza boat S. w. Downs, GEORGE Ii.
sss.sE.za CLARK MASTER having been thoroughly
overloaded and put in fine order, will during the
entire season as regular packet between Shreveport
and New Orleans, receiving and landing passengers or
freight at all intermediate points. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to all business confded to the boat,
and her commander will make OF every eXertion
give satisfaction to both shippers and travellers For
freight or passage having superior accommodations,
aDnIv ON board ian24
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Stack Of Goods For Sale.

Z WISH to dispose of the stock Of Goods belonging
L 10 the succession of R. Green, amounting IN value
to some IuU0, and containing many desirable goods.
The inventory and stock can be seen by calling on
Mr.. P H. Rosson, Texas street. opposite the City lo-
tel. To the right kind of customer good trade
would be given J. ]. GREEN, EXr.
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n. Orleans 4 Red River Passenger Packet.

9ssgM@5sa s. The well Known, avorlte steamboat
i, ssaaz7sfssfSy ST. CHARLES, SAINT. APPLE
zazszssssssZ GATE, master, will resume her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport on the first
rise in Red River and will receive and land freight or
passengers all intermediate landings and plantations.
The ST Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
keel to the hurricane deck newly furnished, and is iii
all respects new boat For speed, safety, accommo-
daons and good fare she is unsurpassed by any boat
ever in the trade. Her commander hopes to receive
continuance of the patronage heretofore so Literally
extended to him. decl3
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A. J. HITCHCOCK 4 Co.'S
80. ~ LIVERY STABLES. zas5sslSa:A

Corner Of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
fEFE undersigned, having purchased the interest Of
Il Messrs. VanBbber in the above well known es,
Enlistment and putt in fine ORDER inform their friends
and the public generally, that they prepared to
com,nodate them with saddle horses, buggies, carri
ages etc, of the best description and reasona
bic terms as they be had at any other establish.
ment. Horses will be kept by the month"; week, day,
or single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans any point on the river, by
leaving their animals with us, have them careful
Iy and faithfully attended to- Our osters expert
cnced and attentive, and ready day and night to
attend to the wants Of customers.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold on
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extended 10 the late firm
of VanBibber e. Hitchcock, We respectfully solicit
continuance thereof pedgng ourselves do all in
power to merit it. [a23] A. J. HITCHCOCK & Co.
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Notice.,

FHSHE undersigned gives notice that on the lst day
4 ofJanuary. 1888, the mercantile house of the late
Robert Green closed preparatory to taking an in
venory and settling the business of the firms of ebert
Green, Green, Douglas & CO.. and Green g. Douglass.
ian 3, 1855 P. Fl. ROSSON, Art for executor.
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Died

Suddenly, in Camden, N J., on the 18th ult capt.
THoMAs CULLEN, aged 10 years, late of Philadelphia
On the Sd inst, Mr.. WILLIAM WALKER, aged 70
years, of Clifton hill, Luzerne county Penn. He was
native of Berwickshire Scotland and for the last
16 years shining light of the methodist church.
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New Orleans Market.

March 7.-The demand for cotton has been quite
good, and, notwithstanding the light supply, $500
bales have been sold at full prices, especially for the
finer qualities.
inferior, 4-@51s Middlng, 8-@815
Ordinary, 6o7- Good g. 9. 9-@94
Low middling,, 733a@7z44 Mid'ling fair 91z@9I
Thereceipts lincuding 26, 868bales on handy since
the LIST September have been S95 70l bales. Exported
during same time 1873 ,403 bales.
FLouR-$8 8715; 8 60; 8 25; 8 5000 90 f2bbl.
PoRK-M. 0. Sl3 90; mess, $l3 1904 50 p Dbl.
BAcoS-Sides 7-@7lI4c; shoulders, 6@G4c
LARp-No. l. 50; 8; 81; 91s@loc. u ID.
CoRN-S0962c. II bush.
CoFrEE-Rio, 81 %; 93l@1C15c n Ii.
SUGAR-New, 8; ga; 80; 4; Al @5c. p ID.
MoLAssEs-New, l69l9115c n gallon
BAGeING&RorE--Bagg 800 l6c; rope 81 4@s31c
WHIsKEY-Recti6ed, 286o35c. p gal. Raw, Sic.
LIME-At retail-Thonaston, 90@l IS. Yves
tern, 50 Is
sMr-Liverpool, fine, 81 4o01 As; coarse, 81 IS
p sack.
-e- CATTLE MARKET March I.
BEEF-Western, fine, - SOLE. ~ ID net.
Texas and Lake, 7-@-c
Sheep; - 81 50@6 90 II head.
Mich Cows, $40 0O@90 90
Calves and yearings, S. 50@l0 90
The market is amply supplied, and prices easy for
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W a RErRIEyE-We donot refer to reprieve from
capital punishment. There is slow torture from
which q respite is equally desirable. We refer to
dyspepsia--aword in which all the horrors Of ind-
gestion are sumlnedup To the sufferers by this pain
full and harassng disease, we can hold out not only
bright hopes, but the certainty Of immediate relief
Alternative principle in Hollands German bitters,
which inevitably arrests and changes the morbid ae
ton of the stomach and the secretVe organs removes
the disease and restores to health. Prepared BY doc
G. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia. m7-4t
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Medical NAtice.

Turing the temporary absence of Dr. Hotchkiss
~ from the State Doctor GiIpn will be in attend
ance at the Office during all hours, day and night,
cep when out on professional business Office in the
rear of the building occupied by Messrs. Landrum &
Williamson. &"".-~a@o" marl4
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Telegraph Notice.

A n Election will be held in the town of Match
L Y itoches on Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1855,
for officers of the Texas and Red River Telegraph
Company for the present year.
BY order of tie president,
II. J. G. BATTLE, Secy.
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E9tirA,

FESRABUE & KLINE beg leave to call the atten-
4 ton Of their customers to the fact that their ac-
counts prepared for their examinations and that
they particularly prepared TO receive all amounts
due on the same. January3, 1855
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u, or SssEe,

I;;ai THE two story brick store occupied for the last
six years by the undersigned situated Texas street.
nearthe Of Spring. Its covered with tin and
thoroughly finished in every respect. In the of
the store is fine warehouse, which makes this of
the most cpmmodious and convenient buildings for a
wholesale and etail business in town. As a stand it
has superior.
Also--A Dwelling EGEse, and three lots of ground
attached thereto situated Market street. The house
confirms five rooms, well finished and there are tch-
ems, servants rooms stables, well of good waer,and
every other convenience necessary the comfort of
family. The above property will be sold low and
accommodating terms. Apply to
iy19 E. & B. JACOBS. Texas street.
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United states Mail

UTAH.
Ros4 ofy1cE BsrAnrmnnr
December s, I65A
PROPOSALS ios carrying he United lom
Fivr3 UTAH TERRITORY, conrac
o Of duJ June isa5, decided BY
day. ne ard ~ he htrein sIrci6ed,
laeoB City, Nss A Nil: Creek Holadsya
seIilemsAa LHiie coliongeod and DapesTie 10 Eouns
LGnvr sah Lake tiy every Thursaay NJ 7ami
arrive = mauasns.lIs m same O., y y N;
- Arrive y san Lak. Cay same day ,. I Pr
ner's mls, bingham, kunyon. Cedar valley, a
Leave es San am I.ass f ipss ssr Taa, u,7nm
Leave Cedar VALLEY every F1asy atPai
iasos Fro Tes cig Granava, = nle and
Leave Toele oliy every Tuesday aisrms
Leave Grnnlssale every Tparapy al pm5
4asus From Nsphi City, j faSo1e % corn cees purrasoua
and Parovau, 20 Cedar CRY, lro miles End hnek
Leave Nssh Cry tverg msn4sy sl6ami
Arrive n ceear CRY nsst fridRy ig 6Pm;
Arrive Al N-yhi CITY every Friday by 8 , m
NOTES
Nc pay vii be Eeonea
oissa, no sai"ei9riy ssainsa hfss times me pHy q me
eant 1len Win dfnds ait sd nos suclsny excnsed one
pta IN n ta ~ ~ 80 " ~ Y - = - = - IN, ~ n.ne'
y erIaasnea ts etfeHias htdsr,s ui
office suffering injured, destroyed robed,
End or refusing convey Frequently
the runs rannE TriCies
The Postmaster uy repeated
failures ngfesnby For obeyng
laws of
u6ibou stsr
may may an iperese
service ROUTE ny allowing tre8ur
tie Elsu curai
rata derTeass Of be allow ment compensation
rispsnsed No
Inc points 10 suppod
herein r~rrect The
Second Aaanf Postmaster General
TtTrIlHr Of Eah.T The
returned The before The day 5ttnenber
1885, Far farther
CaaruiA Drerun
daIsa l3sh October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6-1Hwsw Paxtna Ganeral-
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Eyzsrsa arv4sssa sarsfmsersaa slanea n aoas
ins and coumhus nauns, nsr By sha1 ahd direct
BAii4aFr psERnns
aps North and seHs~es Increased &C
asys AoyeesE - lrss ths tfaaHs ~h b a. ip~ss
POS THROUGH PASSENGERS.
fas cats flrsas
s@ss Camden 2, Of s'aocsi
anass exnef sunday aad arriving NJ hstins ~
hesoiasfe, and Ihfoarh AheelHg IN about u
hears, reaching ~ ~ Ttss VIII WASH
bag Jshn's Ran, PieanaH Ro~IesbntE, New
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AuGlstItes
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they
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Ell lrssH
r..ssrxrs far M Narth~e
direct Satl tse sias apan the csee
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a 2, n.
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al A. a. y nf rearAtns baisineFt ~ 2 2 IA.
furn Wheeling fn Cincinnati Maeisar
Lou,svls, Loa nhsi c. will bt sed II III times
when ihe OF Wi admit
Through BALTIMORE Gae Washington and a he
and sht West SOLD az the nekei aees
OF tas company
FOR WAY PAssEsGEKs
mail IRAN, leaving viii passenger
stopping Rrcs Returning
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T Frrasrscs uoco lrn 4 Fredareh and ruIene
ptaoes daily, (excsa sunday arriving
Frederick a. ErInrnng, wil saye fTedeck nj y
arriving q Baltimore u 81,
EIbeotl's daily tsrespt
sUndHys) foiuwss
Leave candsn s,atan al G. a "a, and B ,. m
Lerss Eiieous Mills Al no. a M, Hnd 30
Dec lA-dd
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Two f"r~tshsd snnEnhers r.us Fsf Yr1s, can.
uiacnus cannssHrss pnarehiy
essrsg loesee
sTreet, nastb
Mpua sF6 bsushv Hasa Tbs3 rfss
fr3encs she wish - afsss hsssF ~
5esuisF, wStn aasr srurinE esaWees usena-
inquiFt ~ rrsuiss Va s So sresl Congregations
gncFeh
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" maach pprthcrn fny esrsrs hnsass, igshor meg
pfacenf aossar rufrarn.
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VIII Washington
the eth OF February, l-aA
IHfs Insfuis gisg
NKnufsciures Commerce.
Ehe MecnEne asd Uretrl AfA.
The already
every lnacafign asaraee interesting display
Tn nrrans,rrts made grand scaie The has
Hna ~ snfastan iniaon fa tb
purpose s admiralty aaAleed lersi and se sHae srh
sst'hr cnnsnrpe ne sneE comfort
uisars ana vatrs wnse s approaches irara Al pare o m
hare heer rtes1iy improved.
rs~ous fsetEss yenra e and friendly ~ = ese
he samfred ~ rds INSTITUTE n
~ f1u~sn and thsy be aenarrsd
The
g. tnesears ane tat arisr inisuon fee 81 81
VI ghercgltss.
su snnshp q hs sehte of p-sirn meHbsss and
urmt.r. rharrst q Of fcsF monhs-
privileges ~ EHtihassA,
nnd iscg
and children nrd
eDeh ssenssT aay
tHnrr required v fr fiekeb as saslpess
~ttfs aeHnisss
frarvs~f1bie " ~
esurisusuAs ses~aa ucssgs sfmss-- .+-..- -
~ supefa-ruaef Ertaron.
nnta sahsrs rasascane ~rt1h has
waf pvpsps Mrsnen ressmRnacaupnk
sheuie niae st sadress-d ~ the nnaesxaFnre
Ian E-erS SaeertusfaeeGi
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LAay Ma1aHeezMrS- uua a. Booae, 6rss aireoess; Mss
J0hnsan drecFuas Mrs Hsnnsta ArIina
Nrs LEthurine A. Man, s-rretHy A rs CanariD
slmmss Mrs Jar Moves, Eiu, MrA Josephine tcaig
Mrs. CHfhErlne Eeele.
Get.en managers and rie et 0gS' GlIn, and ef perish
W J. q DubaIe Charles
-erapaan AAs John c. txpRrleE Wal
Aheaf, Themes Brady, George Harvey Je
Er6isr Canian Rudolph Ecnorn, r Alexander siu
George MHttngiy, Robert sAhoney, Johh T. Clssel
The Wsekts News ana BALTIMORE runs WI pea-e ini
uhore Aeysra times. ls--asw2w
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opanu Asslsa having gs sarah
under me ~ ths
nrgexs sa4ey rereyr snrf ~lLoui
regard reEio0s p0ns raunrKians wis Ne aan
b. means beg leave
UpaI hs cAr~iae and humane inhntAnts Of t uls m
b. convenient NheA
earnestly s l0t1ef fa t ear
u unFas chtsdrers vm pgtes Hno ne
ascIts p5els VI and nasissFAn
~ he hsHn "f every C1isaHf
tsfseBsn a. raHspleting heif h@S
araah tns nssy handr~a chaidfsn sup
ported although fhey armtRed, IN he A
August lss3 huass st orphan by 5 hafe
lrprhrd daring BY Dr. wnH g tnsAns n
vailaias prsert, 10 neir nnna
grant and 81 annHaens ard isgares
branch Of The tasuuens me nrrst if
mhich required or che ~ shaf
81 as appeal ~ tt tssoes . IN
peEmsnoe 81 trif duty pshras Ehe a.
pr0iar especially ur som hss scrp is ~ ma
a pressing obtESoas.
Dnnncn1 n be Thankfully received iy
AZ gentlemen and
prnyers uf e
phAns
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The National Hotel

IN tiiE WIN he
Tia ai
te building md hr.Faan
v sdd ~
The iAae VIII furnished the
Rnd served in brI
render fh bsuses
Tire sutrerbaT, lhaftoFs
the ber
frsenf desiring M winner
tns Htisr the aaah, ty calling ~ thr s0.l
q. y. WILLARD.
w.smrgroa CRY, November ~, 1854
NUN aS--f
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| EAyE aRiIy, except SUNDAY, s. m,
IL D.
ON SUNDAY, M 6, m nnd s, Fa
LsHve Estimgr. AZ =, M and 5 and q.
sunday, "a, . m and s. u. M.
by leaving G, a. aBd 3, p M.
P1laeslpf1n and m D.
Per AnHapals, n, and 5, D. m.
For Norfolk nj B IN.
r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
called Tire requiring
s color who wish
IS-Gn
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pAHaAGNs for ssa- H@atd~y.. Wishing change
u IN bnneHs, Uia ra ese
senck TnBH NnftiEE
dsss wrsA o. well 70 seiect Il CONSISTS Of
hnhF1ieerirs, larrs rihSnds flowers
fAfess .aPsf nerd urtr~r@, goret. Trimmings
TpeefbF ol q iAney noiiuus
~tach wsh he said rhshp- A. TATE,
Der f2es.N No. 3la Penn hrsweup sts
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- ~ F'ssssswrw and s@m-ry su~rhsny. p~wrs-
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THE FORMAL OPENING or THE
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Metropolitan MechanicS' Institute

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ExEcLTrrE C1aNESlnArgcEa
The SPEAKER laid before the House two cournunica-
lions FROM the Treasury Department transmitting
Eazlsr concerning tine condition OF the sabs
ding walls Of the custon-bouse New Orleans and the
report Of the superintendent thereon and the other
mifng statement concerning the amount Of proEss
coinage during the year 1864 beth Of which laid on
the table and ordered 30 be printed