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Average, 1851. Average, IsI

he for making wines in 1854 very proptious,
indeed II the usual quantity Of rain had fallen scarcely
wine would have been produced The fermentation
rapid that o 1885, and many tunnels Of wine made
II large quantity o. brandy required to keep
them sound. Many Of the wines have analysed, and
found very deficient in many properties which good
wholesome wines should contain The componens OF
wine made from fruit in healthy state, should contain the
following ingredients:
Water alcohol grape sugar a citrie acid malic acid
argo (b) vegetable mncage vegetable asbufnep tc1 coli
oriag matter, onanthic ether, ID. J
ta) In perfectly dry wine the sugar Is converted into
alcohol.
fb) Argot contains acid tartrite Of poass, with
little 81 le IL is slightly soluble in water
bot Ia alcohol herein, the Formation of alcohol
In the wine goes the snid saits fali-thc malic
and cisrc acids combining with aka. The grape alone
OF al the fruits such gpuseberrius &c, used
10 make wine, consKn rctss and lime, and for this
son that grape wine alone is wholesome, the acids
naming in other vince In cccntfesSpsp, for
il added the must accelerate the depasite
Of the acids.
(c) This il believed to be the fernent.
(d) Th i which givrs the ynous cdar to wines IL
is.S Ia extrelne small quantities. I; abounds in the
wines which richest IN cirie acids such hose OF the
Rhine ac and least IN those 81 warmer climates such as
Spain aud Por tugai.
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O + CT A L.

Notice hereby given that submarine esgraphic
laid vedbsk The OF Saland the
fI,lesborg miles Landscrona
the OF Skaane, in The follow ing nsrke, viz;
yedbek beacons bearing W. 8. and T. NJ tby
pas when direction Of The cable from this place
o southwark Of the island OF Tween and
'esbor: similar bearing E. by NJ NJ and WI
by Il g., OF
soah OF Hveen to the coast Of Skaape.
Between Vedbek and veen the line OF the cable has
marked by smell oai with nag pols,
larger floating Of Tween indicates
the place where direction the cable il bent.
Mariners anchor with those aka bear
ngs BY doing they damage cable their
aud follow directions pilots other
appointed fdncuonares
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WILL. P. Ross, Cherokss ~ Il.
nfF3rt4 H. sx0

And whereas the said treaty having been submitted
The Senate Of the United States for It's constitutional action
thereon the Senate did the third day Of March egh-
teen hundred and hiiy ave advise and consent 70 the rath
cation Gifts articles by resolution, in the words and
figures following, TO wit:
" Is Executive SESSION, sEsAm or rms UslTED srArrs
u March B. 1885.
Rssolrod (two-hirds Of The present concur
rng) That the Senate advise and consent the rac-
ton OF the articles OF agreement and convention made and
concluded at the city Of Washington this
day Of February thousand eight hundred and fifty
five, by George w Manypeuny Commissioner the part
Of the United States and The foowingnaed chiefs and
delegates representing the Mississippi bands Of Chippewa
Indians viz Pug-o-na-keshick Hole ia Day Que
we-sans-ish, Bad Boy Wand-e-kaw or Little Hill;
Iaweshoweweke-shig or Crossing Sky; peud-Dunee,
Rats Liver min-e-kay -shein Rice Maker Nah
yagewag-we-dnrg, or the Chorsier; kaygwa-dausn,
the Ateuip,eri caw-cauge-we-gwon or Crow Feather
and Notwithstanding He that Passes Under Every thing
and the following chiefs and delegates representing
the Paser and Lake Winnbigoshish bands Of Chippewa
Indians, viz: Aish-ke-bug-e-koshe, Flat Month Be-
shecklee or Buffalo; Nay bun-a-caush, Young Mans
Son; haug e-gaY-bow, Stepping Ahead M-gi-si or
Eagle and kawbe-mnb-tss, North Star; they being
thereto duly authorized BY the said bands Of Indians
spectiyely.
Attest; AsBURY DIcKINs
Secretary
Now, therefore, be il known that FRAsKLIs PIERCE
President Of the United States Of America do in pursu
OF the advice Senate expressed
In their resolution Of the third day Of March, thousand
eight hundred and hftyhye accept ra,if, and confirm the
said treaty
In testimony whereof have caused the seal The Uni
Ted States be hereto affixed having signed the with
my hand
Done the city of Washington this seventh day Of April
r. in the year of our Lord thousand eight hum
L. y dred and fftyfve and Of the Independence of the
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President
W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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Of re esiabApsaf Of additional Land Office ne Tr
rucry II Oyegos.
IN - the w. 1885,
sautsd An act "a establish additional land asic a NE
Territory u Oregon Ne called Inc Uapasa district embracing
az the ssa se ~osh W she Fourth standard parallel - he'ett
efSrs
unSset States NE
Winchester, ss,d ferrtasy. ordered
.ana wsk.nxtou, the iT day Of
May, A. %. lSss. tobS WILSON
rarmsssis ~ the Genvfa Land ofbc@
Msy fs-sawl2w ftasei. A. assx.l
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

AuTfOssFuhe notice u hereby warning
ysrssas
Montgomery Maryland and sieu,asIy
UneS Wash
aqudeei employed under
who have viii for suiId
rtas.Hx
soisiy and GATED pa
IL w. e. hrDDALL.
May ls- d3 fstsrJ
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IsrgRIoa DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT.
Nep Post OicesList OF offices established since April

South Carolina.
Adamsville, Marlborough district
Black River, Sumter district.
Bensons Mills, Pickens district.
Bug Swamp, Horny district
Bianton's Gross Roads, Horny district.
Branchville, Orangeburgh district.
Barley Wood, Snartanburgb district.
Cottage Hill, Greenyille district.
Cotswood, Newberry district.
CraigsvIe, Lancaster district.
Chestnut Grove, Chester district.
Camp Ridge, Williams5urgh district.
Deep Greek, Anderson district.
banners Gross Roads, Charleston district.
Eastatoe, Pickens district.
Fowlers Creek Pckens district.
Greenland, Barnweii district.
Hebron, Spartanburgh district.
Hodges, Abbeville district.
Jamison, Orangeburgh district.
kingsviile, Richland district.
Level Land, Abbeviile district.
Long Pond, Newberry district.
Mount Carmel, Abbeville district
McCan,sville, 0rangcburgh district.
Maybinton, Newberry district.
Mount Pleasant, Laurens district,
Mullins Depot, Malien district, -
Mount Zion, Spartanburgh district.
Norrisgilie, Edgeteld district.
Oakway, Pickens district.
Princes Store, Horny district.
Powel!'s Store, Marlborough district.
Pine Tree, Chesterfield district.
Reevesrilie, Colleton district.
Rock Mountain, Pickens district.
SheSville, Pickens district.
Land Hill, Beaufort district
Silverton, Barnwell district.
Temperanceville, Orangeburgh district.
Toxaway, Pickens district.
White Cane Orangeburgh district,
White Hall, Abbevflle district.
Wood Shop, Darlington district
Wayside, Pickens district.
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Mr. Albert had charge Of the and Improvements al The
navigation Of Tar rirsr North Carolina The improvement
wac by dredging and dame and called into play the hbest
practical and theoretical kao~icge Of his profession tie
Ao made survey and map Of Beaufort harbo, which
published by order Of she State HIS posi-.
ton IN North Carolina highly responsible. and he ENJOY
ca the respect and condolences 81 Of the most eminent
IN the State.
la all these works he proved himself skfa and
pshcd engineer. He also manifested in marked degree the
qualities specially required in city
Industry la Mr.. Aborts well integrity and upright
hess Of character there that rs~pon-
aoity may be intr1sted 70 hR viii be discharged
seientiously and 10 the utmost Of his ability.
The party who have nominated him may well be proud
candidate whose character and reputation have only be
scratinized TO bring forth their merits.
few evenings since distinguished fellow citizen en.
John H. Eaton, unanimously dominated for in
the city councils by the anti know nohing OF the First
ward The General declines the podered honor in letter
fa Of sound homey, democratic advice. Speaking Of
know -noihingisn and its objects, be says
The doctrines sought 10 be introduced are hazardous
and In them may be found the OF future
Soon other alarming theories Of may ARISE
iswh hope and happiness those follow Ater
us be treasured only in and when the great bene
iary dsregarded is revolution in disguise.
Being secret covert, political association, always
70 sustain asprants to Office however unqualified against
others however and unexccponabc should not fail
IL oDectionAoe 70 considerable nina In IL
results beneficial 10 the country be discerned.
SAD AccIpEsr.we learn, with deep regret, that Mr..
Isaac u. Reed OF Georgetown accidentally drowned
tho Potomac ON Wednesday last.
The students Of the Georgetown College created very
vorabe impression upon the minds Of citizens they
marched in procession through city, Wednesday after
last their return from the anniversary celebration
ST. Marys in honor Of the landing OF the Maryland pill
grms The conduct and appearance the students through
out the whole Of their ate pleasure trip Of such char
acter reflect the highest credit upon the moral and
physical Of training long and successfully adopted
at the college.
There slight sprinkling of rain Wednesday night
last In these days Of drought LET be thankful for small
fayors.
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Markets.

New DIRK, May 17-Stocks lower and heavy. Money
easy call per cent At the first board sales
railroad Cleveland and Toledo railroad So Cumber-
land Coal Company, 25 Reading railroad, s7ss Canton
Company, ash; New York Central, OIL Penny Coal
Company, l0G4 Virginia G's, 81 Missouri 6's, sl14
BALTIMonE, May i7-Four Is very irni-salcs OF 900
barrels $40 ST. Wheat has declined from to
sales of red at 50 So 50 65 white 81 65 So TO- Corn
very duwhite, So Of 81 O6 yellow, 81 Os 81 Os.
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OF our own and OF other in ths respect the
OF which extradon OF criminal whether hy
comfy By convention, shall be demanded must before il
Be expected 10 act have sabed 10 it reasonable pra
face evidence OF the guilt Of the party accused
dence thereof certified we'll the demand made
executive authority OF the demanding government.
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DIED,
Thursday nth Instant SARAH ANN, daughter
SAMUEL j. JOHNSTON, aged Is yeArs
family
her faer residences No 5a3 north this day) after
"a 2 O'Clock.
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NOTICE given holders the United
~ States described following Of ~ january that
for completing tbs puschas sf this hefea
named this department will c0ntnas the
aaid the ~ this ssdse
obsinedsay ST. 0o said socks offered
eeiscd here prior 70 the mt day Of June nsxts
TaxAscxx DsPAarnsxr
Janussy ., 1885.
Notice hereby the holders NJ the
stocks Of tive Unied
ase hsss0f and ue III day Of
81 10000 hereinafter
toned,
contingent cosnpenos, wia stated,
preference will be the which
be offered The errncatas, duty United
States who the thereof
be transmitted To this DEPARTMENT. the receipt Whereof
will be paid o the paricualss
I. The vaias specified each certificate.
e stock "
July 1886, r~desmHbis November a.
stock the loan authorised 6<a 3st De-
eemheT, r62, 0f 10 authorized
the sfI and lsss and hs
Dcccber 1857 June, 1858. IL
deemate 81 OF 1854, called
Indemnify y q per cent
January,
Treasury
Of
in addinon.
Of Of
the Uned assistant BOSTON, New York;
Philadelphia, direct.
BGt certfcsse WAL be snned e benefit of this notice
shall actually this The
- JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary " the Treasury.
MarC-dJuneIK Tint and siar.]
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As incident illustrative OF the dulness Of trade here
at present II be mentioned that many packages OF dry
goods imported last fall have recently been re-shpped
Liverpool by the coHsgnees here There s market for
them and Notwithstanding freight costs both ways to
say nothing Of insurance. commissions, &C. the loss Of
shipment 10 less than that which wond be incurred by
keeping them in store
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BY TELEG RAPH.

From Boston.
BosToS May l7Mr. Hiss arrested for debt, to-day,
whilst his way the State house. His counsel procured
writ habeas corpus the ground that he, being
Der Of the house, not liable He will endeavor
push the Of his expulsion TO full hearing before
the courts.
Governor Gardner vetoed bill granting ST. 900 to the
Western Railroad Company.
The have defeated the bill for the abolition Of cap
tai punishment.
Railroad Conreaton.
NEW YonK, May ls.The railroad convention announced
the Astor House this evening met and adjourned
in consequence of the small attendance
Harlem Railroad
NEW Yoak May I6The board of directors of the Har-
lem Railroad Company did not complete their organization
to-day. w. G. Wstmore chosen president pro tsa.
Fridge Repaired.
PIrrsBuna, May l6-The Pennsylvania railroad bridge
the Junata Birmingham has been repaired and the
running IL usual The river here is four
feet nine inches deep and falling.
From Sail Lake.
ST.. LOUIS May loSa Lake papers Of March 2sth have
been received here but they contain letter from
Colonel Sepoe apper guide, from Fort Laramie, dated
February 2sth speaks Of the depredaons Of the Sioux In
dans, and consders life and property unsafe tina,
river
Destructive Fire.
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Chief Justice Gilehrs left yesterday for his residence in
New Hampshire. lis Will be absent FOR few days only
TREASURY
Absfraot Of 0rdsr.s Birseon4. ac.The following Is
abstract Of some o. the momporan letters recorded the
Secretary's Office, May II
b. ~ Appointing him superintendent Of the
sucou Of the approaches " the Bangor cuiomhouse
salary Of "a per day.
Collector IF Bo.oa.-Approving bond Of East Boston
Wharf Company bonding Nos G, H. 49, 81 and IS,
Lonbsrds harf also tic bond Of Boston Wharf Company
bonding their yard at soath Boston.
Collector Of soetoaApproving nomination Of Andrew
Lester temporary inspector Lyermores Pass, vice
George y Houche, resigned at salary of Sc per dathe
npeetohp at this point TO continue for six months from the
LIST OF July next.
Collector Of Lesoa On complaint Of Samuel Lawrence,
requests report 70 the of the delay in forwarding
merchandise in bond 20 Canada.
Collector Of easing the pay Of the deputy col
ieeor from $500 to $500 per annum in consequence Of
creased duty in warehousng iron.
Collector If Clepeiand.Approsing pursued in ad-
hitting shingles simply sawed, and shaved either
on the edges or otherwise.
Collector Of Detroit. Stating that the asies"
used in the reciprocity treaty recognised pot
and pearl ashes and all other similar articles
Collector Of B5aio. Stating that nuts peas beans and
Indian whether green dried ground unground
entitled free entry under the reciprocity treaty
that shpsts shorts, middings aths, shingles, and rail-
ronh ues sawed or hewn are also entitled to tree entry
Secretary Of Acknowledging the receipt of the APP
proved official bonds Hugh Keenan, United States
at Dublin, and Oliver H. Perry, United States consul
Canton.
Dr. George johnson, 81. Loais-Apponting Mrs. Couz
ms matron OF the marine hospital at St. Louis salary Of
$3.50 per
DEPARTMENT.
Home SqnadronThe department has received intelligence
that the United States seam-frigates San Jacnio and
Princeton Key West the 10th instant Officers
and well.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Bounty Land applications many of our exchanges
have noticed the cards Of claim agents which they adver
se procure bounty land for army clerks II scarcely
to add that clerks regarded bena
caries under the late any former How
in the Of March 1885, provision is made for such
clerks as served in the navy during time OF war.
Surrey Of Kansas and NebralaThe surveyor general
Kansas and Nebraska has contracted with Messrs Lde and
Manners for the survey and establishment of the guide
dian and standard parallels in those Territories. The
has been unusually backward, but they rely
upon the grass for their stock and accordingly proceeded
their several points of commencement May 3D. The
try settling rapidly and there lie great desire the part
of settlers everywhere in these Territories to have the land
surveyed at as early day practicable.
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Chief Justice Gehr left Yesterday for his residence in
New Hampshire. He will BE- absent for few days only.
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1t is perhaps known to but few persons that for forty
consecutive years rain has fallen between the 18th and 18th
Of May in this countya gentleman of this having
kept Of the fact upon whose authority
nounce it From present appearances TUESDAY, lbth
the succession is likely TO be interrupted
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From. Sal Lake.


EVANSVILLE, (Ind May IA fire took place here to-
day which destroyed sixteen buildings The loss stated
500 900, bat principally insured.
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2lst iasan II ~ O'Clock, A. H. Dsdgsh wbaf
OF the brig Faea Maysgnsx consisting u 70 hhd-
choice and prime sugars =. 4. WRIGHT,
May l7-dts Auctionsss, Georgrtown.
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HEALTH OF Mr.. FoRGEsr-The telegraph the other day
nearly killed off Mr.. Forrest with attack of apoplexy
@Mr Forrest lsays the New York Evening post) is not
SICK has he been sick assured by the pro-
prieor of the hotel which he staying. He last
evening nj the Broadway Theatre looking we'll usual"
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RAHCMOsTsx LAteraxy and Hsa0xtcai MiscoilaHiess
- 1 vol. 6vo.
The Arabiaa Nighsss vol. evo edition.
Raxh Human VOICE /; 4 vol Svo edition.
Travels Chimes Empire veis.
The Nations Of Modern Esrope; by John g. Edgar
The Maroon by w. Gilmore Himms.
Cousyuen BY Bsnsoa LossinQ illustrated with 100
porirsis
Zschokkss History Of switxerand
Sticks Nature and Human Nature
Adams Equity ID edition with American noses.
May IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
@ raa AND. Five HUNDRED dollar. given
DJUU appsehensou
nudercd William obosae of Wsshngsos pssc'of Co
lumba sth Ftsaary from
the Columbia Mills 20 hts home ib old oana course
JONAH II. HOOVER,
i5--diw Marshal Dtstfct VI Coloubsa-
A French (ssndiessaa wall give sh~resgh isstrar-
oftoasd,
OF vicinity R~reacss OF character and
abilities Will be
Address K, al this once.
May il--daw
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Home SquadronThe department has received intelligence
that the United States steamrgat San Jacnio and
Princeton Key West the 10th instant. Officers
and crew well.
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NEW YonK, May l6.-The railroad convention announced
to meet at the Aston House this evening met and adjourned
in consequence of the small attendance.
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SAD AccIpENr.We learn, with deep regret, that Mr..
Isaac D. Reed Of Georgetown accidentally drowned
tho Potomac Wednesday last
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ATTosNFV oENFRhLs oFrIcn.
rorsse~ Fagsssre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 the practice
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\ T000170 nj ITT T0T N y I vow TTFT0 0WT
., r.n,ul,r. ,-.lffmrYt Of ,fa.. 5nI hJi-s
-. ,.af. to.,,l,-b s. ln,Ifc thr attention ai
,hr public. am, paf,irulafl, our Ola iac,d- aad
.f.t,p.,r.
nm Goo9y
No, =. ~. prints. .apn n.ires all color-
oupl.u.. fancy aud -ouj pu.or. bacpI
.ur'ag -hr,Hug. and pio0 ct-c mu-'m- .
hruHu -Artug-, and .hcgUut-, Son Island
cotton. canton iauugl-, cuttouaie-, burlU o.,
hn,n drills platter, linens, b'etchrd dr .'',
Jacquard diaprr. cotton do raelrd and
brown mcu Table d-m,k h.en to"c.InE,
In tohacad rash corded aod furniture d'm-
iit ehlc bark I'd brown liDHH7ts Cam.
nurae, all coiur- paper cambria, dos q large
,auru of SUMMER couiuH-, Il Iuu cloth, uau-
koeu- Hnen -aeclfHg and pillow ta-e hocu-.
Choeaw stripes, striped o-enhurg~ hickory
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r Il! = Sc "a = o Ns.

Who loves not Springs yolup;aous hours
The carnival Of birds ani TOWER.
Yet who would choose however dear,
Tia, Spring should resc al tle yea,
Who loves no. Summer splendid reign,
Tie brdal Of the earth aud iaaln
Yet ~ho would choose, however br sh,,
A dog day noon without night
Who loves not Autumn's Joyous round,
Where corn, and wine, and oil abound
Yet who would choose ioseycr bright,
A year Of unrsnew'd decay
Who loves not Winters sfal form.
The splsers born mrsie Of the storm
Yet |. no would choose, how grand soosef
III bsigbsese dav:s iss. forever
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9eIefteo i)ostrp.
TIE THREE SONS

fafs Tor painter 'AA stHU"'"ht' - -
;ren,aly touching
I have son, a little son, a boy just I've years
old.
VIII eyes Of thoughtful earne,,ue-s ami mimi
Of gentle mould
Thet ten ase that unusGal grace % oil hiswa>s
appears,
That my child is grave ahd wise Of heart b'-
yond his childish YEAR,.
cannot say how this ua, be, know hi- i'ee
IL fair,
And vet hi. ehiefczt ca:aehness = tis Sweet
an serious air
know his heart !. k.nd and fond / kuoH BE-
lotsih me,
nat loY.,h get biz m4,ae, ,DQie .a ieiaa
isnsrcJ
nat aas ah.sa otaefe most saat,s Is 'i.t
though, aA,h lIl. ht. mind
Tie food tor grave iaqnups speech be sqe'y'
where doth tHd
s,range qoesu5e. d...l ~ a.t II ne. when fe
te-e,itr Ha.Aj
He scarcely thinks a. eIa.ifen ,h.ak, or te't'
rs children talk.
Nor cares he much for childish eport' doics no,
Oh bal OF ba.l,
Dat looks on ai4uhaol's wa aad $50 as, and
af'y n.at-
He httie beaf. Is bu.. suit Hul ofeaame-
r,F.eArd
Win moarhs- aboa' ra' world Of aa.s as.a
raasAes aaast tae n.e,
IA. i. t... ..t.... % 81
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pke.Vti:lsItEOTNs'G.,.

xN'E NOW have our Daguerrean business
w fully under U.y. aHd would respectfully
.at. ur ,au accommodate AT Who want pe-
tnrs. in us good style as can be- obtained IN
te. -.,f W town. cur rooms are convenient
ia comfortably arranged, wth n large %
,..,... ..,,r.r. faj taking cluldrru's hkcuc-ses.
u, an, in ful possession Of all the late I'M
n,,,,p,apt.. and wall Use every rndelyor to give
.ati.f,et,on We have a fine assortment Of
gold loek,ts and brya.,pin- @hich wIll Toe sold
low. our prices tor pictures are as 10" As can
be-. offered hy caprIi. ated operators
o. Rooms over Young and li'T' store
Marshall J T. u II J. \EARplF.
Nnrrh n. lS55 STU
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CAST SIEEL UDES
- CpNllsLS east steel planter hoe, No Ia, 3
, W q. q Co.'S " cotton =
Just received, and for sale rs
II, d X. II. KEY
March 10, 1855.
NPnliN's sick hcadach remedy, just re,
- eeiyed and for sale b,
A, ). JOHNSON a co
February " 1859
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h. CAMPBELL, ~. u. cAnrBfLL. ,, y sre.,.
CAMPBELL ~ STRONG, FORMERLY o.
tampbcll,) Commission Meresaa,, ..
Commercial Place, New Orleans.
Rjynce, Col. " Z. I'LL, Marshall.
January 20. 1888 2i-y