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ANOTHER CONFIRMATION. - The Sheriff of the
parish Of Orleans yesterday morning in several Of the
city papers, reinforced the Democratic State and
Parish Committees. rs well as their newspaper organ
by issuing pronunciamento on his own hook They
seem determined to have fuss anyhow and he evil
IDENTIFY comedies with them in opinion for without
cause, without reason, or without enquiry, he has
seen fit to appointa large number of Deputy SheriS,
for, as he says, the preservation of order and con-
servaton of tile peace" etc.
As the public peace is not in the slightest peril,
except from the party the Sheriff represents, or as
sames to represent not prepared to say whether
he has acted wisely or unwisely. He ought to know
best how to control his own people, At all events,
we reserve a positive opinion until we have made a
due examination of the law But, as he has deemed
proper to do what no other Sheriff has ever pre-,
sumed to do, so far as our knowledge extends, we
must be permitted to say what we have elsewhere
said, that it looks very much like he and lis political
contreres were preparing for tornado of their ora
raising, nnassisted by any Of their political oppo-
nents !! Else why these unwonted procedures?
We shall look into the law before our next issue
and examine into the powers of the Sheriff. Itstrkes
us some limits may be found to even partisan author
ity, no matter if it does emanate from No. &c
Camp street, between the hours OF u and 2 o'clock
On each day." Nous Ue11ons.
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porNTE CoUPEE CORRESPONDENCE,
RED RIVER LANDING, Pointe Coupee Parish,
lntrl,n. OGth lS6R

October 18th, 1856. !
Editors Crescent: This has been 9 glorious day
for Pointe Coupee. Agreeable to appointment large
and very enthusiastic meeting of the friends OF FILL
more and Donelson was held at this place to-day.
The weather being delightful the ladies turned out IN
large numbers, and the whole affair went OFT in most
admirable manner. Col. Fl. W. Allen, of West Baton
Rouge, opened the meeting in one OF his most happy
efforts. He kept the audience spelEbound tor two
hours, and thoroughly discussed all the various poll
teal topics of the day. His effort was repete with
argument, eloeuence and illustration, and produced
an excellent effect
Next came Capt. Lacey, of Shreveport. He made
most effective and telling speech, full of wit and
anecdote, fun and humor He gives most encouraging
news from Northwest Louisiana.
The meeting closed with stirring address from
Mr. Taylor, Of Marksville. During his speech the
enthusiasm Of the assemblage became immense, and
our meeting closed amid shouts long and loud for
Fillmore, Donelson and the Union During the
speaking we had most excellent music from brass
band from New Orleans. Dinner was then announced,
and splendid affair it was The tables groaned
under all the substantials and Injuries of life.
The old line Wings in parish all voting for
Fillmore, while many Democrats will not go to the
polls. They say they can't stand Buck and Squatter
Sovereignty We look for You to do your duty in the
city-we will do ours Yours truly,
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Would it not be polite for Mayor Waterman to send
to Philadelphia for dozen pairs Of the old blceches
of the policemen of that city to hang up around the
streets to protect our citizens from insult theft and
violence? They would be more efficient than the
large and expensive police force now maintained.
[Courier, OF yesterday.
We do not wonder at the Courcrs Partially for the
two Ps., Plaquemnes and Philadelphia. It and its
party have good reason for the partiay manifested,
if not for positive gratitude. IN the former parish
its party obtained, not great many years ago, Il
majority Of more than one thousand votes, ore than
there were legal voters in the parish, estimating the
legal voters by the number of ballots cast at previous
elections. And in Philadelphia, on the 18th of Dc
tober there is little or no doubt that between eight
and ten thousand fraudulent votes were cast for it
party candidates Hence we argue, there is nothing
wonderful in the desire of the Courier that Mayor
Waterman should send to Philadelphia.
As we regard Mayor Waterman as an honest man
we don't think he will adopt the Courers suggestion
and send either to Philadelphia Or Plaqucmncs.
But, seriously these filings at the Chief Magistrate
OF the city are excessively small. II the Courlc
wishes to insult the Mayor why does it not do so ii
rectly-why does it dodge around corners to hur
partisan filth at man who as citizen, merchant ant
officer, has ever borne character not only above re
preach but beyond suspicion? The Courier does it
party no good by such unjustifable onslaughts
its editors doubt, let them ask leading gentlemen 0
the political faith to which it belongs
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Cl0fSails q and Furnishing Goods.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner OF Gravier,
NEW ORLEANS,
Call The attention of all wanting MEMS BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER
CLOTHING, etc, to the complete in
They well satisfied house in New Orleans make amy
thing like the showing.
The " PLATFQRM' is still and will ever be adhered to:
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFACTION ENIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, on TIE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED
The above has been long established principle with the
above House, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH DRESS aud FRoCK COATS
OFFICE COATS; BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
Ovcrcoats.
FUR, ST. NICHOLAS, sEBASrOpoI, MALAKOFF;
RAGLAN, NIGGER HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEAvER
kERSEY, PILOT, RLANKEr, EXTRA LONG Pilot;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED SACKS AND FROGkS
-Pnntaloons.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF CASHMERE AND DOE
SKIN;
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
Vests,
BLACK aud COIOREp the following description Of goods
Velvet Figured and Plain silk Figured and Plain Cloth
Embroidered Cashmere, Cashmere, White Marselcs,
Italian Cloth, BoIltaAine, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTrON; LINEN BOsOMS, COL
LARS AND WRISTBANDS;
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
CUIORED All. WOOL SHIRTS E.
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-Wllitc n,.G tulorcG,
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:
HALF uOSE-striped Gray and White Me.ino;
E. =. White, Striped aud Brown Cotton.
Complete assormeu. Of GLOVES.
A complete assortment Of
H0IS' AND cHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
hungarian, French Getaway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere. Cc; Black and Colortd FtOCkS VESTS and
PANTAI.0nNS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RUBBER CLOTlfING-All kinds
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Cloth manufactured uy
the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed and sold factors prices
ALFRED MUNROE u CO.,
OF 2r9iNnMnSn q MAgXine srent. cnrrcr GrnEinr.
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Friday. the 31st ult.. at II O'Clock A NJ, GEORHE T.
FREELAND, youngest sou Of Thomas Freeland and Mary
Ready, aged year months and days
The funeral will take place this afternoon, the LIST mst nj !
o'coc roa the residence Of his father Apollo street. near
sixth street, Fourth District.
On Saturday morning, the 25h nit a 9z O'Clock, Ar
GARET II. TWIGCS eldest daughter Of Major General D. f.
Twiggs, L. s. A., aged u years
She too has passed awnyso kind, gentle and good
the delight of her home, the ioy"s her friends With tender
heart and noble character her will long be emialne
in the those who loved her She mondcd from
the clay Of humanity and possessed al those kind and gc-
nal virtues which atctioaey endere her the social
circle.
Simple in her manners, unaffected in her conversation lnos
telaos her goodness She fuei 10 impress all those
cached her with sentiments of esteem and attachment!
There was something emobn in her intercourse. You felt
that I'll she said and did prg from the puret truth She
sincere and won your confidence by the simple htncss Of
her whole being. While living She enjoyed the affection Of
devoted father and sister with the privilege Of nHuy sin
rcre friends seemed bEglt when Death the destroyer,
summoned Her soul departed take possession Of that
building of GodS, eternal in the htHveu If life las its
blessings. death also has It's bcTcctions She rests from All
her ubors. Perhaps Col in his mercy, took her before her
hud been bruised and wounded by the rough things o.
clrh perhaps her soul tins strung. touch
might have snapped 4uvcrnE chord. " NoGght unt
breeze Of Heaven should steal DER instrument eNusiely
wrought" Father sister, weep not Let remembrance, faith
fnl 10 her trust, associate her only with happiness.
youth and the opening rose
May look like things glorious for decay,
But Death is not Of those
Who wait the ripe!1ed bloom to GIG the prey
MOBILE, Oct. % 49, NJ. F. Z.
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We need hardly refer our readers to the notice to
the Fillmore Rangers and citizens generally, to be
found in another column. The occasion and its con
spcuousness will attract to it all but universal at
tention.
All the Clubs are called out and will be on hand in
full force. A procession will be formed in which
thousands will join 1t will be Che largest ever known
in the Southwest. There will be banners and trans
parencies and music and torches, and unbounded
thusiasm springlng warm and fresh from patriotic
hearts, Let every Fillmore Union man in the city
join in the national festival.
The most enchanting feature will be the appearance
OF thirtyone beautiful young ladies', representing the
thlroy-one States of our common Union. Of course
all New Orleans will turn out to witness so lovely and
commemorate spectacle. That the weather may
smile benigny upon this patriotic ovation, is oul
most ardent wish:
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One DAYS CRIME IN New YoRK.--One fatal fight,
one stabbing ARRAY, two suicides, one arrest for ho
rhe incest for attempted rape, one for forgery,
one for passing counterfeit money, one for breaking
prison, several for stealing along shore and the river
with batch of smaller offences. make up the police
record for Monday morning week.
But what do the reto'mera and phIcnthropists-th
Grecleys, Beeche1s, Summers and Parkers-cart
about the degradation misery and crime atther OWL
doors? Nothing! Their philanthropy was not made
for home purposes. All the charity they have is
pended on those who do not need it, living hundreds
and thousands of miles distant What a precious Sc
of hypocrites. But, verify they shall have their re
ward.
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american Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENTS:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
or NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. IL. NSON, Jr.,
OF uAouE%lSEs.
SUBSTITUTE:
HON. GEoRGE r ECU SITS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURKE,
ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
II. NJ. SUM ERS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
R, G. TEETH0 AUX,
OF TEHEERoANE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS GARD IctI.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRE- ST0N POND, Jr.,
EAST FEIclASA
sUBsTITuTE:
n. :. L, u w i EDS~
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. Landry.
SuBTSTTU
ADOLF ID. c COCO.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PET e Il y L L Y y ID T. IL,
TESSAS.
SrBSTITCTE:
L. p. c Il 4 E, au26 2ptd
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rs
SerrM Representatives District
AMERICAN CANDIDATE,
j . j. e ID G A X PI4 4 N G II n II Id
o3U st
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JOHN II. CORY, L. Lagrange Place.
tsP-Sce advertisement. Ole 2plmW&A
En- Il, Puddocl1's Book of Plates and Illus

70 III Pnddocl1S Book of Plates and Illus
Counerfei, Detcctcr for 1876 lie says I0stcers M
really what their mpca tonic and gentle slim
nant, calculated upon the system anedcne, and not
the case invention under which IN in
tulre in tippng We would venture to make this state
men, did we feel would he coroboIHeby the will
ing testimony thousands all the United States and plr
ciay throughout the Western and Southern parts where
thin disorders prevail, which require jus, such prescriptions
We assured y gentleman OF Ec experience, who is
travelled man. and whose Judgment and mparIiHlity ma! be
relied upon that Hostcers Bi;ter Il sure thing
and Ae, that aceurscot newly settled regions which, in
deed, has within the past year prevailed tanning
in sections generally exempt
G4"Thcse tcrS sold by all Druggists. OF 1rfNEA
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New FRM--General palfrey has taken his son,
George Palfrey, into copartncrshp, appears by ad
vertisement in another column II residence in the
city of almost an ordinary life time over fifty years.
is anything then We can commend the General and
his son to the patronage Of the community. Any one
desiring information particularly of real estate, will
find books plans and charts Of the entire city Of New
Orleans and its envrons at their office, No q Camp
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A New PATRIOTIC SoNG.-Nlr. P. 2. Werlen, No.
Camp street, has sent us copy of anew song dedi
Gated to Hon. Willard Fillmore 1t is called Eighty
Years Ago. and is from the pen of Charles Sprague,
set to music by J. f. Petri. Each copy of this song
has beautiful likeness of the great Union candidate
its title page which is worth the cost alone. We
have been told that the song is very beautiful and we
would advise our patriotic ladies to procure copy
and cnp IT.
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BANK AND OTHER STocKs.-The first public sale of
the season. of stocks, takes place to-day at Banks
Arcade, through Messrs. Palfey 4 Co, auctoneels,
Gen. H. W Palfrey presiding The stocks to be offered
comprise insurance scrip of several companies Cti
zens Bank stock, mortgage Shares Canal Bank, Bank
of New Orleans, Railroad and other stocks too numcr
GUS to parcularize, but reference is made to the adj
vertisement under our auction head.
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NJ 4 Il. L / L u :

III Mobile on Monday 2Gth inst by G. l. Cleveland E;q
Mr. JAMES WILSON, OF New Orleans, TO Miss iCCkEIlA
ADAMS, OF that city
On Thursday the Dh inst by the Ecy ~ Fis"Fi isSlor n
St Theresa Church, THOMAS kI4ElNPETER, oi ilAIne
mine to Miss EIIZ ABETH BUNDI, of this city.
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4 MERITED CoslrLrMENT,-Thc Nashville Patriot
says: Our friend Pryor. Of the Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer, has been presented by the American Club
at Coliersville with fine gold-headcd walking cane.
4 compliment wclldescrgcd and properly bestowed.
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CAMPBELL MISsTRELs.-By reterenceto a notice in
another column will be that will have with Ms in few
days West eels company Of mnStre so long and ;rorhhy
known in this city. They open ut Spaldns Rogers new
eater Charles In addition to all the Old com
pa,y they this season have Il bU,lGsQuc opera troupe.
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The Observation-Disclosures chanting Spectacle.

rs We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Republic for late Natchez paper.
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aar We are obliged to the clerk Of the fine steamer
Belfast for package of Memphis papers.
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mE- The clerk of the steamer Osprey has our
thanks for late Red River papers.
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sG The clerk of the steamer Morning Star has our
thanks for late st. Louis papers.
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Southern Fssl'Nitssre gE"os5'c2'oonss

CHARLES \. STEINN-ART.
1t Nos. Ill and l13 Canal $tycet, Ncto Orleans,
Has III, recr The ut4cory beautiful stock Of
srl4rIi VI i1iu;i ANY ARMUIES and BEDSTE.NIS, in ad
dit II. to lii .lthev'p tgF-r stock nj
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Comprising EVERYTHING in hi, iur Of husne>' Parties
Wishing ANYTHING in hi, line will lind THEIR advantage
give lin il tall before ''NaNtl- elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART,
o. 26t{lW III Hil i73 ANAL street.
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CRiEsu.

Tie Subscribers opening large a. p!eudl
OF ''inA
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES, VASES, etc.
Having bought the above auction below importation
cost offering them corrc>ponioEly low prices.
7. r. FELL & CO..
n.,I 1niMi.S2lM L Strnrt.
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EscaloretG : FsenaoceH :!

Esenloree& FseasaoCeeS :!
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET..
A.,r,Iy of CREME DE ROT,ZY CHAMPAGNE. in quarts
anu pins, constantly hau, wlc equal to the best that
70 this naaTket.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STIII. HOOK MADEIRA iH4d SHERRY
WINES.
L r. A y u f So
SAzERAC Of the Vintage 1898. 75s and 1906 and other
w MS * "
Of NIL scrirtions--Sco:ch, irish Eye ari Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, il pans AID CHARTS
On hnnd my usual o The beet WINES ard Ill
QtfOI!S the Market watch viii Le sold on REASONABLE
terms as any other hellae i'll the cry.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
~ prtf No II Rova1
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fs0sty: Fsa5iU!! Reu{jy!!'
DONELsON B-l1iI.L,GuEtl RANGERS

The officers an members rovGl t" ilrQ"FtrrN
THIS EVENING. LIST lust. rprk \ ,3.ncnu Uiird
u all the nrttpcrs is particularly requested
nj 2pf Ky ORDER CIV TIE PRES NENT.
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msEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES
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Boots. Shoes assd Rgyog0sas.

Boots, Shoes n3ttG N9'0g0es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from rir Norfolk IN store, general assor
n1ent Of ROuTS, SHOES, BROliiNS, HATS CAPS, etc.
~ PIenultio,.s supplied with Hrite DITtIINi BOOTS
RUSSET BkOGANS WUpt.. MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and C4AMPEACHY HATS, 1t the lowest market
FROST 3. CO.,
iyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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Sudd'cry, EEal'ness 0ad T"ssh

Suddic5'y, ER0fness 0Ht} Trunks.
The subscriber, haze Just rccsyclH full Supply Of EHgitsh
French and American
SADDIEGSy
FOR la les = y GENT LEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their ock Of both SIN
GLE. InstI DOUBLE
HE "a H@ Ep g. s-S 80 -
IS NOT TT BE EQrALLED IN TIE SOUTH, Also, con
artly n lru complete If Ladies' and Gentle
men SOLE LEATHER
2If E-H"N.S,
and o,hcr articles their line, which they invite attention.
WING MA HINES,
With Ill lhc late improvements. ,-r- ,,o
~, a,..1 s. Charles street
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C0s'2'efi7egs.
Just received Ier ships Ncp,ne Edward Hya,u Mon
morelcy from Liverpool fresh supply OF new designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
CARPETNG, from the celebrated 1alutucors j. Grcs
ley Il Sons
ALI. WOOL. and HEMP DUTCH,
superior article for Counting Houses, Offices and
cocoa AND CANTON MATING.
TODD 4 GANDOLFI,
OF 2utt lo0 Canal 81, Royal, r0rro buildings.
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AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving GENERAL assortment Of silk Furs
Cas- it"re tlalu eehor, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican And
W00 HATS, al the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST Il CO.,
iyI3 2p,tF 10 M1IH1'ne street.
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C5'ockcFy, Glass ana China.

large stock, well asserted for country s at ID" prices
For sale by
P. R. FELL & CO.,
OF 2pIh&@:W II ,inD street.
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JUNIOR EII.LNIOltEl CLUB.
The members Of thi, ,iuh ~r requested - meet Il. ,r lI
on SATURDAY EVENING, No,.l, II o'toril. FHuo.uU
attendance is rrqu 'sted by pI,,r Vt IL" PRECEDENT
o3l 2p2t j. Il. NJ, Sec y.
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NA!E.Tt+l kegs Mails Slk e* all Sizes; also Finish.
~ ing Na,io ara BIads, far sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
90 II Magazine street,
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/ CHRISTIAN EOSEirrS,
| aul- II Ileaa u III, Fnr.'ty.

d nUsET. ~ co. >rNT1pNERS. PRINTERS AND
L P!.N NE BOOK AtTIREiS- 81 ''Iptrns s;r'rt,
friends and the Hbuc
hnv" by ship ipl4 sherry from i!Lvr",
~t'l"r tahh"i4 :, ON New for". ht4 ao ~ me
T. 1npIrtr and tFf ast'riHcr; OF STA
Yii,N j. tli-y oleF the prices.
Tiry itt mat" Icrl"frlH arrangements II f3rf" AMI at
the Nur'h otdrr ny each arrival isr best ARTICLES.
Tlcl stock h,, selected with nIt itty
10, IL 'v aide Ilcttite wishes nj at
Among 1v articlt t*y cali the alteration q! tic public 10
tive ul 0Tils.
tI.NNN BOOKS If ,nos ,i1.s in extra foI AID 2yC
'ua, asJ,re Il bi pN, order ijoota, Record hooks
i lux" a-oc;trn: LETTER PAPER. Ct dtIerc.. sizes
large tssorty,; If FuoIsCAr Of dieren: Yn& quail
\ br. a-,orst.nt Of RECORD PAPER Of drrrrn: .j's7
.tI gu pIit"s.
IL NOTE PAPER, G' 4ltitFE!ii ntG5 III
! 4 large s>ort,ac1: q, COPYING PRESSES.
| COPYING LETTER l!OUkS-Pn@c, hal. and I'll" hcrnl
! A-1ttr,! tfu,I and S:rrl PENS.
| STAMPING BOXES-Blue. Liza < and red, Mo-
! 4 .,o:,,,! VI ting aud Copying INK.
| y Ia'e' "sso::l4eiI.o # INST NNi'S.
rpRTMDNNAIFS.
. White sud Hui ENVELOPES.
Wa!rrs. Sealing WlN Mouth Glue pxts AM, WA:er
CUPS. Red and White "tilE, patent dick NhlIe and toieen
BIDtiin,.
! CNlECk HOUkS-Tniio aud quarto always hand
tHEThMtitll ~ R'.A ms always a.; hV'ti.
\ ttrr" assortment Of MET Allie BOOKS,
At' he'd 10 ifrstore Z" the large" En' and J"l Print
iu ti:'. n! lee tsvCE.tl in .s iAEt
rsr a,'l L'.ts.i >tyl". n rptiHrrl prices.
thtT H'r 'l-u &" bi.!ry, where lr hest OF "orkaeI
are rmpE"yrd.
where. 'r;r prices low possible, VT therefore rAper'
IN:a silUTc 0 l.lhtr patronage.
Of i DI'Rr:I i CO, 81 CEn.rJes
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island OF Cube.
II O g L. ID O NE Z N CT O.
llNlIlrtal.

Importer Of
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. IG Eustonlhousc street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishments
where can found superior the bes, selections and
most ruvuritc brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS
and LEAF TOBACCO