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Asx;;o ron FINE TO Become .A~MzslcAHlzcD.

Ask.Ho ron FINE TO BECOME AMEslcASlzso
The American Celt says:
Americanize. Anericanize is the cry Of
mob and the press. Certainly gentlemen
with great pleasure, if yon will give US time
so that we may know what we are DONG.
and learn to distinguish a false, fa1 ~atical,
temporary ism from the just requirements So
ciety can make upon strangers settling IN It's
midst. let Us see if we can distinguish be-
fore we adopt the principles and habits you
would have US cultivate.
Certainly Mr.. Cclt, we will give ron"tI'He
with great pleasure. Take u yesrs. We
desire You to take time enough to learn to
distinguish the principles and habits we
would have you CULTIVATED so that you Will
know what you are doing, when you per-
form the monentous duty Of a voter. line
mob md the press accord you q years. IN
competence with your request for "tine.'-
T. rrIGprs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

U~ At a meeting OF the American marty
held at Shreveport on Monday the 10Th OF
May. Col. Sam Fore was made chairman
and J. W. Jones, Esq. secretary,
The MEETING enthusiastically adopted the
nomination OF Millard Fillmore for the Pres
idency, and Andrew J. Donelson for the Vice
Presidency.
On motion /. NJ. Mutt, C. H. Burnside. J.
3. Thompson. G. W. billiard, W. C. Beck,
and J. A. NcRady, were appointed delegates
to the Convention to be held at Baton Rouge
on the first Monday IN June, with power to
act s'"g'y or Jointly, and appoint proxies, to
select suitable candidates as electors.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

BLooDT TRAGEDY AT BAYOU SARA-We
learn by telegraph from that place. that the
Editor of the American Chronicle was killed
on Saturday in an ARRAY with Mr.. J. r.
Marks. editor of the Ledger. and a Mr.. Leon
Marks. Three or four shots were fred
Marks was slightly wounded in the side, but
not dangerously. Mr.. Robinson was wound
ed, and fell, and while down was shot througb
the head by Mr.. Leon Marks. and died in an
hour. J. r. Marks gave himself IN to the
Sheriff. but Leon Marks made his escane-
The quarrel arose from a personal article
which appeared in the Chronicle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

lHE REcoGNIrioN OF THE NICARAGUA
GovtRNMENT.-We do not see how the re-
cosnitlon Of the Walker government can give
Just offence to foreign governments, or how
1t team, except indirectly and remotely, involve
US IN new difficulties. If, indeed, the estah-
lishment OF the Walker rule is but the first
step towards an attack upon Cuba, there will
necessarily be trouble growing out OF it; but
IT'S not proper to assume Thu, however Judi
clous it may be to guard against it. 1t will
10 time enough to meet the case when it pre-
sents itself. If the people of Nicaragua
choose to have the government of Walker,
or X he s~ustains himself there, whether a
majority of the people want him or not, we
do not see how our government an, consis-
tent'y with its uniform practice, refuse TO re-
cosn'ze him. That the President has acted
inconslstently in the matter, and has changed
his policy, without any change in the cir
c'n,sta,ecs on which it was founded, is un-
doubtedly true. After the stand that he had
taken, he should have waited for further in
teIligence, But the Cincinnati Convention
Is too near.-Propidence Journal.
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LLEc1:oN IN OrELousAs.-The tie in the
election for a Representative to the Police
Jur" f 0pelousas was decided OIL the 2is,
inst. in favor of the nominee OF the American
party: by a ma Iority of SIX votes. The Pa
,trlot says that, compared with the election
gain OF thirty. The Police Jury Of St. Lam
dry now stands 8 Americans, l Democrat
! Wing end 1 Independent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

TIE NV FtREy BoAr--We hope the
fears of those who are continually grumtliNs
alxut HE condition Of Our present ierryboat
Will be a,iayei, if not tranquillzeA. at n,a'!ng
that one OF the !-,secs has lett for New Alba
ny to hurry on the construction Of the new
boat building there. Mr.. MARKHAM. saws She
will be down here about the first OF July. and
for spvcd aud accommodation WI! be unsur-
passed. by any boat in the trade. DICK offers
10 bet his old boots that she will beat NJ boat
plyirs between San Michel and Baton Rouge.
Wei take that bet. but We ain, got no old
bOOt.t
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4 Coon NEHoRy.-Some lew days since
a keeper OF d provision store al the south emo
Sold Il piece OF meat to d transient customer,
" he. on some excuse OF other. had the amount
charged instead OF paying the cash. The
bIIl W .ich amounted to fity cents. was sub
sequ~utly sent to the purchaser. who stated
tina, he had a charge against the provision
man which would offset his claim, a:ld pro-
duced 4 bill against him for 4 pair o. gloves.
valued at fifty cents, when purchase was
made trtnfy-tro years ago IN the town OF Ca
vendish Vermont. whe,e both parties then
resided. This bill OF course was worth moth
ing at this time. but the provision dealer con-
cluded that il the other had had fifty cents
on his mind for twenty two years. it was
time the load was removed, and SO allowed
the calm ard squared accounts. II a man
can carry fifty cents on his mind so long as
this. we woIder ii It contains anything else.
-Epston BEs.
Some OF our sulefnhe:s evlnce the sane
wonderful powers Of memory, in retaining in
their minds the fact that they are indebted to
this Office for subscription for four years past.
The knowledge Of this must be sacred in the
extreme to them, since they dislike so much
to be disabused Of II by pickett. cur hand
some collector.
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~"il our worthy contemporary Of the
New Orleans Crescent, inform us what has
become Of his highly valuable journal? We
ave not had a copy for at least three or four
weeks. Must have the C,escen! by ali means
stir up your mail clerk!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

DFATH or GFE. DEBvys.-We are called
upon 10 lament the demise of one of our
Worthits st and most respected citizens. Gen.
William DeBuvs. who died at his residence.
in this city. last evening. at 7 O'Clock. at tn.
age OF Itftv-cight Years.
Gen. DrHuys was a native Of New Orleans
winch has often manifested a laada bic pride
in doing him honor, and now mourns HIM.
dead, as universally and sincerely as it ever
este-meed and respected him. living. He
has represented it in the House of Represen-
tauves OF the State, over. which he presided
as Speaker. He has held the responsible
trusts OF State Treasurer, Treasurer of the
United States Branch M'.x Treasurer of the
First Municipality, and Postmaster of this
city. He was the Predecessor of ten. Lewis
as Major General of the first Division of the
Louisiana Militia and was a veteran of the
war of lSl2-li.
In all the varied public trust which were
conhdcd to him by his iellow-citizens. and bv
the Government of the United States, Gen.
Debuys was a model officer, and fully indi-
Gated theoexcellent esteem in which he was
held as a man, a gentleman. and a patriot
while, IN the private relations Of liie- his
name was ever held as a synonym of honor
and rprlshtness. As a citizen, a father. a
husband. a trind, he was Exemplary in the
faithful discharge of every duty, and leaves a
name and d fame whice Will long be remem-
bered with Lonor, in his native city and
State.
ten. DeBuys was extensively engaged in
business. in this city. and in this relation as
IL every other Of his lite, maintained a char
ac,er sans pear ct seas reproche.2-N. o.
P;cayule.
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Coop APPOINTMENT. We are pleased to
see Our deIicate-and We fear ~consumptive-
friend, ALFRED SnErrEKs. Esq, has been ap-
pointed one 81 the aids to Gen. r. f. Nc
Hatto4r. with tie rank of Major. Good APP
pointment that! hope soon to see the gallant
Major fully ACQUIRED in the panoply Of war,
and ready for the fray.
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t. RocE,. the BoGEL. the famous "Nedi-
cine Man Of Lafayette street. has just put up
his Soda Water fountain, and as we never
drink anything else. we can bear witness
that it is a superior article, as are also lis
sNrunS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

u The obligiug and attentive EUGENE
LANorE. Clerk of the iavorite passenger
steamer Laurel Hill, has our thanks for late
New Orleans papers Ii EUGENE will con-
tirue to be SO attentive and polite to every
one, he must expect to be loaded with tavors
and acknowledgements. Just what he de-
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r. ! telegraph despatch from Washing
ton OF the goth inst, sa yS that there remains
no doubt now Of the almost Immediate dis
missal OF Mr.. CHAMPION and the British Con-
suls who are implicated in the enlistment
difficult.
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AMEkfcAAIsM IN CoSGREss.-A Neshins-
con correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
say, The Americans evidently showed that
they had a majority in the House. when to
day they have carried t!4e substitute TO
10 the District OF Columbia Suffrage N'Il. 50
amending it as to preclude natuFu.Izcd citi-
zenS from voting, unless they Were natural
lied SIX months previous 10 the dar Of cleo
tlon.'
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PosrPoNEMEsT.-Ihe ball to have come
of at Greenwich, on Saturday night, has been
June. 4 public and general invitation 70
attend the ball is extended to the citizens o,
East and West Baton Rouge Est aud West
Teticiaua.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

SOMETHING NEw.--A Mr.. Lamar ad vertises
in the Columbus ga papers that he has dis
covered a recipe for making honey without
the aid of bees.
Our BILLY" in setting up this paragraph,
made it read, making money without the aid
oflies:' That boy if he talks that way won't
do for an cAitor-not he.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

CL-Ihe river still continues to rise SLOWLY
and if it continues at the same rate. for a few
Gays our visitors can land at our Office door.
without the trouble of walking from the ferry
our billy proposes to build a fence to keen
the water out ofthe Office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

Tuc PRESIDENTS VEro.-Great ind grafton
at the Presidents veto .. the 81. Clair flats
ami Mississippi bills. They will pass them
over his head BIZ a two-thirds vote.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

Civil WAR C]oMMENcED IN KANsAs.-The
st. Louis Republican of the 23d says: The
steamer James H. Lucas arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon from the Missouri. She
brings Eews of the actual breaking out ofcivi!
wal in Kansas Territory.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

Mn. CRAMploSs Observation-Disclosures
ton, My GA despatch WIS sent 10 our
Minister in England, Mr.. Dallas. ly the
steamer Asia. which left to-day, announcing
the dismissal of Mr.. Champion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

- GuLDnAN begs us TO state that he Is
not going to Nicaragua, bnt intends to stay at
home. and sci Iew"lry cheaper thar ever for
cash or its equivalent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-31

C D c. LAsATr, the alleged deiAu(ting
City Attorney. Of New Orleans, has no, only
indicated himself from the charge, but shows
a claim in reconvention against the city. of
SI2 Gnn
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SATURDAY,, HAY 81. 1885


c. loHN T'L.v "hnne>t !oHN. has 'c-
moved his Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron shop
on Third street, ncxt to Tony NoNrANs.
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MEDIGINAI1.
W: Hall,a CeIehrated P,lL,llon;ie ~; =.


EoR the permanent cure ofcoushs, colds consuinptiou
nfamatOn ofthe bTonchea hoaTseness caused pub
&c speakngi ami al affections Ct the organs OF respira
tion.
Warranted the pleasanestand best medicine for iseaa
ESQ .he lungs ever sold In America.
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
satisfaction TO know that not only present them with
an invaluable a1Oe for the class Of diseases 1t profess
ses 10 but which is Perfectly harmless IN It's ef
ieetS upon 1he Constitution, be administered with
out any fear OF mineral poIs0n, Contains noue-
The ACT that large portion of the suffering, death
throughout country caused by disease Ofthe
Of and cold, basin
duced US 70 put Il within the reach every individual
who may need remedy that has proven itself SO inyalu.
able.
This medicine Is the result Of long experience and
study diseases OF the lungs which frequent in
our eHatei and claim It 10 be in ADVANCE
OF all ever before discovered those peculiar
eomp UNITS, an Improvement upCn ALL and consequently
superior to all otheTs.
We shall make extTavagant assertions OF its efficacy
In curing diseases like the vendors or too many
who deceive all who trust theS shall hold out any
Inducements which experience does not Justify.
tpattelts will perSeVere in tbs use this medicine
and use as dhcted they Will be cured in every
thatttis not beyond the of medicine. There arc
erous persons blessings of health and
since been in their grave, but oT the timely peTseve
ring use OF this invaluable remedy. ltiS pretended
that II IS iniRbte IN stage Consumption
Know 10 bs better adapted TO the various diseases
respiratory than any other Medicine offered
hePublc. An ask is trial. and In every instance IL
used freely The dTectiOs IL perfect salts.
action is not siv"n, the money will be returned.
Genuine Signed 4. HALL & co. For sale by JAAfRS
BAhBR, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ap9-1y
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. ], sprigg House Emporium
CLOTHS. cAssIMBREs AND YEsTINGsl
New sPrInE and sum naer Goods,


4Akbp!easure in being ableto SAP to my old custom
eIsGnd The Fashionable community, that have Just
from New York, and have bean able procure
Iae most Goods for the that the great
Emporiunl New York can import from France and the
OLD and having dispensed with the sale or COM
mon gives mo more room and time to attend
tue wants OF my customers in the fashionable way Nv
new stuck noys eonalsts or = = So Z AZ =
BLACK brown, GREEN Blue, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Aso. and wool eashneTetts all shades and eolorsi
somoa1He dLaPtter summer cloths linen grass lots
d. Tor making ffoek dress sack aud business coats
FTeneh, Ehsah and American cassimeres; also ducks
linen drtnsss &C. for making pants. "A 10 Vestings
have tue most beautiful selection looked al in any CT
" al OF which prepared to sake up the most
fashionable and best STYLE as have r RusSKLLs
serveo9 as cutter for the coming season. In
Sans can furnish better cloths thanaHy house
OF the Allegheny mountains. :
In connection with the above have beautiful asso
ment Furnishing Goods, all hns ble and ash
ionabe Consisting OF CLOTH cashmere. eashmeTett bonn
6a7ine grass linen dIabita aud plain linen, ock TeSs
and business coats vests and Pants made from most
haht0nabe and Seasonabe goods, In great variety; Also
iHen and cotton Shirts, silk, linen lambs wool and cot
ton Undersbtrts aud DTawersj eTavats stOcs collars
gloves and suspendeTs.
Hosiery IN great variety alsO every other article suit
able Tor completing sentlemaniS wardrobe.
All the above named articles, together with many other
articles that be found at my stoTe l. SpTgg House
Please cali In aud take look, and much obige yours
nTs1 s. RICK
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COLD AND SILVER wArcnrsl.

SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURED
Silver lea and Coffee Sets, GOblsts, Cups, Tumbler,
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Rings Fish Knives salt &c
lars, DO, otnew designs,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. p. MASH. N. I, wAYhAN
~ Marsh & Wayman,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
At THE otD STAND or. B. AARsH.1
No. IS Monroe street,

d -
80 NEXT DOOR TO GREER, oTr-AHp co.'s i
M are receiving from eastern manufacturers
aud ahoes, Fan and Winter wear, ever offered in t6is
they having been selected with great care aud
the se in the elSt expressly for this trade
We are now prepared TO accommodate our customers,
ter Goods be surpassed by any other uuse In the
city, either ~ style, quality material, durability or
country SES
Our stock consists srt Ofths following srtiesss
go pairs best ealfbOots;
SO TUCK nIR
o0o water proof boots.
900 pairs best calf brosansi
soe tiick
zoo low price broglns.
al BoY's AND YUOTH'S BRooANS,
800 pairs boys thick bIossnAi
Sc Sc youth. f SSi.k
BOYS BOOTS.
90 pairs boys' thick boots;
20 saFr
YOUTHS ROOTS.
20 pairs youths CALI boots,
IS sahiRIek
wOMEN'S WEAR.
e60 pairs woMen's lace boots,
900 morocco boota.
woNEN'S CATERS. ,e..t= s5-s-
800 walking shoesi 80. 5il.,as
~ = morocco buskinsj
$50 = kid aiEs- ~ sslfltt5
200 Jenny Lnds;
$50 sippers.
sErsrE.- rra-T MISSES ROOTS.
260 morocco boots; - 49, =
SS gaiter q Is
$40 kip
CIIILDREN's BooTs.
600 childIeu's fancy boots;
1000 kid aud morocco
s5 sS s Es5,. wom.n,. ma .,.... ,, 49,. q,
the best quality. -
Also, great variety not here enumerated which we
bic tei ms. y : :
Merchants viii find It to their decided advantage to call
ana examine our stock before making their Fall and win
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800 wood baud boxes.
Thankful for the liberal pau onags hero
us, we solicit a continuance OF the same. 80
BepS MCCLAII.RNS a, ESNnR
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and Family Medicines

THOMPSON Z PATTERSON.
HI nlnin 81.
~. DIR. Mistar's Ralsam of Wild CherryY r=.s
Ayers Cherry PeetOral, - e=a =
John Bull SarsapaTilia t-
Townsenh,s do - tH
0sgood's India Z hoLasogue,
DIR. Houtin'S Pepsin, -
G,een,s Oxygenated Bitters,
HOoh1nd's German do
Morttmer'a Rheumatic Compound,
u Scarp's Aucoustic OIL, ---g----
Strobe's Pile Eminent, - - fs----
Perry Davis rainKiIIer,
Mexican Mustang LIniment,
NcLane's Vernufuge, ID - :.
MCtaEe's Liver Pills, ---5Eaz
WTlghrs Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew David's or Hebrew PLASTIC I, gF
Poor Man'S do
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
McAllster's all healing Ointment,
DR. Marchsi'S Uterine Catholicon,
Railway Ready Relief,
do Medicated Soap:
cines - ssrsS nyiS
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Saddlers HardWare

= AND COACH TRIMMING. p
lust opened, large assortment isSddIer's Hardware
ard Coach Thinning, Coach ard Les cher Varnsh,
buggy Bows, Hubbs SpOkes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
BoIts, Maleaba Irons, Patent and Enameed Leather,
and used by the trade to which invite the
tenton or the public. JOHN KNOTE,
mat3 Old Stand, 153 Main st.
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Profe.sor Wooa., orienlaI sanatI1e

This Linment is yaI bic Auxiliary In tho treatment a,
some the most diseases with which it is our
lot 70 eonteHdi for of he iHgs aud
over the region or the affected organ these 9th
sLMlSe iormda Bile diseases at dsarIne moro
thousamds OF mothers, they allowed speak, would
Win az me eoquehee OF feeling and affection, bear their
dfen very Jaws OF death, and restored them to
lhelr o eF health aud beauty again, it viii be found
powerful auxiliary In removing hat is generally known
As an Asne Cake, or enlargement sPlee In all
cases where an application service this
aTket stSt Louis
PoEsale wholesale and retail In whcefnghy
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-ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE

IASSIGNEE'S NOTLCE.
CImeOn u. woodrow having, oiIthe nth day OF
- april, 1854, by proper deed conveyed trust the
undersigned for the benefit OF his said wondrovv's credit
all az his real aud property and cOsesi
tIonj persons in any wise indebted 10 said Woodrow
required TO make Immediate payment to me- and all
persons having claims aganst said Woodrow rsquired
In order to receive any benefit under sad trust within
four mouths their claims with the proper
cOTdInE to the terms OF deed with the undersigned
ap13 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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,MEDICAIlH
Prof Woo5sI

air ResIornIIVe Is now for the frst time intro
IL dueed TO the citizens OF Wheeling at No 139 Mark
which Is the only sure remedy ever invented thai
VIII restore the grey hairs and hfSkers
OF youth, without dSen; cover the bald
9ead In short time with the natural covering, remove
and prevents the hair Om falling or and is free
IRON The hithY sediment Objectionable in divers prea.
Iations OF different before public; the RE.
ATIyk taa beautiful article for the toilet the old
OF your and can only be appreciated by use; nd an
are respectfully invited to eallatthe Depot and exanne
Tue testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen high FePua.
ION III the Southland West, weTei II inveHtad, but
WIN refer to the certificate below OF tho DISTINGUISHED
statesman anu SENATOR Judge Breese, of Illinois:
CARLYLE, Ii. June q, 1883
have used PrO o. s. woolss Hair Restorative and
hsse - The wonderful effect Ny hair was Seeo
Restorative it has its original Soior and have
no doubt permanently so.
SIDNEY BRRRSR,
Ex-senator OF tho United States.
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NQE1C6.
WI D. MOTIF has associated with him partner,
w his brother J. W. MoTTE, the partnership COM
meneing ON the 18th inst The style OF the firm will be
W. ID. MoTTEdc BROTHER. CfebI6
~ Second Notice.
LII persona indebted w. d. MoTTE requested to
IA call and settle their accounts Immediately.
ahf6 w D. MOTIF. q.
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NOTICE EXTRA

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small atock Of common clothing that win dis
pose Of a. cost, less TO make for my Spring
Stock Of dne gOoda. -
mT2t b q PICR
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ne JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
u RaEOrs They shave with tho greatest case, and are
the beat ever brought this market just received at
@. P BROWNS
10 New.JeweIry store. washington