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A very destructive fire occurred at Corning, New
York on the night of the 30th inst, by which some
$4,000 worth of property destroyed. The origin
of the fire was not known, but supposed to be acct
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The underwriters of New York have carefully COM
piled list of the vessels and cagoes lost and damaged
from January LIST to July 1st 1885, the total of which,
foots up to nearly $l6,000,000
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Hg-A Geographic despatch in the New York Times
of the I'd inst says that Governor Shannon, Of Kan
sas, has been induced by his friends to withdraw his
rnSi
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convention of cigar makers purporting to repre-
sent the trade in all parts of the Union met in New
York on the I'd inst The objects of this convention
disqualification of wages, to harmonic the con-
tlcng interests OF the business and taking some ac-
ton as to the existing apprentice system There were
| about fifty delegates present.
A resolution was passed to the effect that each
State should hereafter regulate its own prices.
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Boston n ednesaay, July 2, ls5G.--Abont mid
night q fire broke out in Cambrdgeport, destroying
the wharf Of Gale, Dudley b CO., with large guam.
n tity Of lumber. Their loss is about $4,000. The
stables Of ~ Bright the grocery Of j. Burrage and
the cigar factory of Mr. Hewlett were also destroyed
Two fire engines were burned. All of the fremen
escaped with difficulty, some Of them being driven
overheard No lives were lost.
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PROT. .WOha''s
G /. r NJ 4 y + Y 2 Y = L, r.

q Il II M A y L l. \ L Y + l. II.
For the and certain destruction Of
FLIES, RoACIIEs ANTS. RUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests all IIOESEkEEPES AND F
MILES,
1t perfectly simple md safe, yet and certain in its
ton There is likewise danger 70 be unprecedented from the
insects poisoning anything hey with after
leaving the paper and ii great advantage all
other poisos its being liable be Mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which OF almost daily
1t can be hung on the walls of room or in window
the reach of chiren-aoug little fear need he apprc
ltcnGtd Of its iIi'iring them.
For sale, LS the QUire single sheet by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL ClnrFcs street
where full directions will be given for jST oplm
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COparInersRi71.

T'emdersigned have this day formed coparnershp in
this city under the style and of NORRIS MAULL Co..
for the purpose Of carrying on the Clothing Business
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CIIAS. c. MAULI,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 EDWARD C. HANCOCK.
R9~On retiring from the above firm cordially recon-
mend my SUCCESSORS MeSsrs Charles Maui and Edward
Hancock my friends confident that they will give entire salts
inetion in every department Of the business
jyf 2ptf A. H. WAY.
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WHEw THE Washington Union, of the Sd inst,
says that six thousand new names were added to
their subscription list during the last week. Rather
Falstabian.
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Bargains! Bargains
S u M NJ + r. Gil O T HI n G..
ATEPVeEn NTTryROE K. en-

81 Magazine street corner of Gravier,
Bargains he had the above house, Call and
mine. Only Slight advance cost the most choice goods,
and many styles of goods BELOW THE COST.
Among the latter real French Mcrno Dress COATS at So
and White prill PANTS from 81 50 to ST.
Also SHIRTS VII Linen Cotton, Linen Bosoms, Fancy lin
and Cotton Shirts Gaze MrnO CiaIze Cotton and I.c
Thread Shirts HALF HOSE, all kinds and every other arli-
Gle in the Furnishing line.
Large stock of RUBBER CLOTHING, Negro Cents, Car
Rage and Hospital Cloth, manufactured by the Union India
Rubber Company, sold vi manufacturers prices
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
iy7 2pGt 81 Mas..zne street. corner Of Cirayier
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sGlNbNale0 E0ffe11E.

Authorized by the State of Alabama
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew SeriesTo be drawn in the City Of Montgomery
Ala in public, OH THURSDAY, July 10, 1856, onthe
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager
Prizes Amounting to S205,000!
Will be distributed according the following magnificent
scheme.
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The Wings Of the city of Bath, Me-, held meet
g On Saturday, the 2sth ut and passed resolutions
y highly favorable to Fillmore and Donelson
Az Brunswick, there was also meeting held, with
like result.
Both were characterized by great unanimity of feel
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We learn from the Baltimore Clipper that Messr,
Y. Roselins and George Eusa, of New Orleans, have
aeen retained by the city Of Baltimore as counsel to
defend lta rights and interests in the McDonogh be-
quest ~ various suits now pending in the different
courts, q to which Baltimore may be made party.
Ihey are to receive a retaining fee Of IS, 900
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The United States steamer
Fulton arrived at the Washington Navy Yard on the
10th ut, in five and half days from Key West-offi-
GERS and crew all well.
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FV'WfeS Coolers.

splendid article all szes for sale nj reduced prices
and the enjoyment Of cool drink Of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. these articles
riynllcd for cheapness and durability. For sale by
+. ROBERTS,
ie30 2p2m 20 Camp street.
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New YORK, July 9.-Flour is firm at unchanged
prices Wheat is easier, but not quotably lower.
Mess Pork, $40 s7l; Lard, III; Whisky, 523c.
C1NC1NSArI, July 9.-Flour Sc 40 to Sc SO for
superfne; Whisky, este 2sAc. Mess Pork SIS SO.
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From reliable information, says the Halifax Journal
We learn that there are about $4,000 children dest
tute Of education in this Province. This is deplora
be state Of affairs and needs to be regretted 1t is
BY no means creditable to the rules of Nova Scotia
nor fatterng to the wisdom Of her Legislators.
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S5osPoRT lsA,) NAVY YARp.-The two new steam
iflgates Roanoke and Colorado at this yard, will be
ready iof sea about the first Of November next. The
igate 81. Lawrence is also being fitted for sea, and
me Powhatan Is undergoing repairs in her hulland
machinery. The Portsmouth Transcript says large
number Of hands are now employed in the ward.
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Florida Items.

| By yesterdays mail we received the Tampa PENN
suar Of the 21st and 2Sth nit, from which extract
the following intelligence.
destructive fire occurred at Fort Dunand few
days ago. says the Pennsular of the DIST, by which
the soldiers quarters the stable forage houses ETC.,
were destroyed.
That paper of the same date has letter from Capt.
F. Durlance, of the Mounted Volunteers, to Gen. Car
ter special agent for the State of Florida, from which
learn that on the i4th june about SUNRISE the In
dams attacked the house Of Mr. W. Tllis which is
situated near Fort Meade. Lieut. Carter, who hap
pened to be at the Fort hearing the firing, went with
six to render assistance and on their arriving at
the place the enemy fed to thicket near by, which
the gallant band charged, but were repulsed with the
loss of their commander and two men killed, and two
wounded.
Reinforcements We're sent from the Fort, but the
Indians had fled. Their trail was followed for two
days. and at last they were come up with in the
creek swamp, and well contested battle fought.
The volunteers fought CALAMITY charging up to where
the Indians were concealed, and shooting them not
more than eight Or ten feet from the muzzes Of their
guns.
Sixteen Or seventeen Indians were killed and some
seven or eight wounded The volunteers lost two
killed and three wounded.
The Indians fled further into the swamp after the
engagement and the volunteers, on being reinforced,
continued on their trail in hot pursuit
public meeting, to take into consideration the
bad state the frontier is in at present. was held in
| Tampa on the 23d and oath ut.
They adopted aresolution to the effect that although
"al confidence is feltn the disposition of the Federal
Government to adopt measures for the final removal
of the Indians, yet the movements tardy, that
before this object can be accomplished, the su1erings
on the frontier must be of all unparalleled nature
They also adopted resolutions asking that more
men be sent to operate against the enemy, and that
the war be prosecuted in vigorous manner
| Lieutenant Turner's detachment Of volunteers
were at Tampa on the 2Sth ut They are for frontier
service.
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CLOTHING, SHIRTS AND Dry fioODs.--Thc atten-
ton OF buyers called The sale of clothing, shirts and dry
goods place day at 10 o'clock A. NJ at H. Pcychaud
at sn1a
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~...-... Clothing GsetS Shirts
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER,

Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having their FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING SHIRTS made measure, invited to call
aud have their taken prior to the 18th july about
that date our Mr.. B. will leave for New York.
All orders entrusted will executed the ENTIRE
SATISFACTION Of those ordering they will be under obga
tons toake the goods
LEIGHTON Il BARBOT,
jy1 2pu corner of St. Charles md Canal Streets
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Pass Christian Hotel.

This beautiful place Of resort under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Grfee 3 James, appears to be very
popular with those Of our citizens who are able to
shake the dust Of the city from their feet friend,
thoroughly posted as to what constitutes good hotel
Erites us as follows
The hotel under its management bids fur excel
and past history under all previous propreo very
far in the back ground The repairs the whole property,
which have been thorough have greatly improved the comforts
" az the rooms Coored walters have taken the place of white
ones change is truly agreeable Southern visitors
wines and liquors Of the very best quality There
thing the markets afford which is not found upon the table, with
t and oysters oil served up in the approved
se style Large and comforablebath houses are now being
finished and last though least every visitor be pleased
and grafed by the prompt and gentlemany attentions and
Il bearing Of the prnprietars and their assistants
already large company the hotel made up mostly
q Of leisure and Of the beauty fashion New
Orleans. THERE'S fine band music in attendance and the
evening amusemens are generally closed with Dances had
myself the delightful pleasure Of hop with one Of our fail
city bellies which called my mind The old song of would
were a boy again.,
have heard that the most interesting regatta ever seen il
the South TO come off here about the 21 this month
50, shall be on hand and 50 will hundreds others.
But am becoming tedious and will only add what shon
have begun with there be doubt Of the fact that til
Pass Christian Hotel conducted is far ahead all
appointments comforts and attractions all other watering
places IN the sonh Let these who feel disposed
THE visit and predict that conviction will soon follow
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Notice.
DISSOLUTION OF CoPAIsTNERs1r1p.

The coParnersp heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style of NORRIS WAY is this day
solved by mutual consent
Thaddes Norris charged with the liquidation of the
TEADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro EDW. c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July ls 1856 A. II. WAY.
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One of the Brooklyn justices recently fined his
own brother $40 for intoSicaton. Jonah, on read
ing this, said that was brute and the other a
BrutuS
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AT Cincinnati on the LIST inst, the thermometer
stood at 100 degrees above zero, in the shade.
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FILLMORE IN iNDIASA,-Tle VevaV Reyeille saws


50 In the State Of Indiana there are twentythree
American or Fillmore papers. Five Of these are dali
lies and among this number are many of the leading
journals Of the State We believe these papers to be
strong in aith-not craw-fish kind. Our friends at a
distance may rest assured that Fillmore stock is still
above par in Indiana and thousands Of noble and true
men will cast their ballots for Fillmore and Donelson
in November next. Black Republicanism is fast
dying out in Indiana, aud long the leaders of it
Will deny that they ever belonged to such party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-10

THE RAGASSE FURNACE 80 LETTERS "A
for the United States granted TO Ell H. GILL
MAN of No. 81 Natchtz street. New Orleans under the date
of December burning Wood and Bnsase
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
SON .
1 Il works entirely by natural draugh and without the aid
of Blower. .@. .
ID contains bars other irons III the interior
Sd. requires 6toppae OF the mill 10 have lis ashes
cleaned out
in the furnace. ,
9Th. NIL the BagRsse and makes steam enough to
run the engine, a battery, and pumping engine
This Only furnace ta has taken OF crop Louisiana
In compliance with the above five conditions.
makes preeEsion 10 burn Bagase Alone ana
does resemble other furnace in single feature Of ,s
form principles upon which works, the results
which produces neither does 1t approach the rights Of any
other party circulated to the contrary mere
tricks of trade. known be false by those who make
them calculated only deceive the public and pain of
that stand their merits No person will 10
sell make patent Furnace without authority
from me- all persons having such authority Will be fully
guaranteed in its undisiurbed and possession
My Patent Furnace applicable 10 train Of kettles rs 10
steam boiers and prepared contract TO apply 70 burn
the Bnse to boil juice in the tfhiD Ut kettles
under II satisfactory guarantee 10 the purchaser.
the whole subject, in pamphlet !olTn with draw
ngs etc. the subscriber, by mail Or otherwise
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| II New Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF P. A. F. LEFEBVRE-HOtsE AND
Lot on Bienvlle street.
BY N. EIGNIE, Aucioneer.

~ N NIdNIE, 4NUEtIUfle"F.
SATURDAY, I'd August. at I2 o'clncik- M.
- virtue Of the Honorable the Second DIS
Court Of New Orleans dated 2Gt June, 1855. will be
public auction in the Rotunda Of the St Louis Hotel,
for of said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bonded by
enve Burgundy Dauphin and Cont streets, measuring
French measure) thirty feet front Bcnvllc street by eighty
feet deep, together with the story house. containing
four rooms, cabinet. kitchen.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One fourth cash and the bal
ance G. MONTHS without endor-
sers bearing interest the Of six per from date until
maturity, and after maturity till paid, eight per cent?
penal clause be secured by the above described
property The buildings 10 be insured and policy 10
Act of sale before $. Nagner Notary Public. 'jy2
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Roots. Shoes and Br0qans.

RoOts, Shoes and EF0g0ies.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in general
1neut Of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DTTCH1NG BOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2ptW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WIfOLES ALE.
constantly receiving general Of Silk Fur,
Cashmere, Panama. LeghoTy Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
| tyl3 2ptW 10 Magazine street.
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Markets, @m

River Intelligence,
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-The riveris still falling, with
three feet eight inches i'll the canal.
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e4a'thae1''s

SELFrSEALING PRESERVE CASES.
All Sizes Mt manufacturers prices the cheapest
ce Of the kind now in use, for sale by
F. ROBERTS,
ieS0 PPM 20 Camp street.
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inst, says:
It will be recollected that bill for incorporating
Transatlantic Telegraph Company designed as an
opposition to the New York, Newfoundland and Lon
don Transatlantic Telegraph Company, projected by
Peter Cooper, W. Field Wilson G. Hunt and Others
was defeated in the New York Legislature last winter
An attempt has recently been made to push the same
The bill passed one branch Of the Canadian Lcesla
ture, but was defeated in the legislative OF higher
branch,
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IIyoHY,s CIrY AVID soUrIIELkN EXEREss

Agent for the Railroad Company fer carrying the
Mails, and having entire charge Of the baggage Car.
A messenger will wait upon passengers in the cars
Checks will he given for all baggage taken in charge by the
Company.
Baggage checked residences the Office to the Lake
bouts by authority OF the rolchHrin Railroad Company,
Weekly Express every Sunday to Galveston ludaHoa,
Powder Horn and Houston Texts
An Express Messenger will lie dispatched three times weeh
all the Watering Places the Lake Orders and parcels re-
ceived the office.
Bills ndng left the office for goods by the New York
and Texas steamers, will meet with proErt attention.
Schedules and signals furnished by applying At ths
Office.
Branch office at the Potcharrain Railroad Depot for the
ception Baggage AID Packages Opea from A. NJ to-
2. VI.
proprietor hegs notify the pnblic that his is the Only
City Express running, and that his arrangements
completed that proptnts in the delivery goods he
relied upon. S. TOBY, JF, Proprietor,
PRINCIPAL Office Gravier Camp.
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Da'. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLEANsE
Cures CANCERS scALDlIEAp, WHITE YELLING SORES and
ULCERS of every description ia3I 2ply
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\. q.
Also Agents for JOHN D. PARKS PURE NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines are warranted
the juice Of the Catawba and Isabella Grapes Particular
attention pHid TO hlling orders. al2 2p6n
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THE SLAYER BRAMAN.-On this subject the New

DdIIy stys
Mr.. Josepho Pedro da Cunha, who has been under
examination several days before Z. s. Commissioner
Morton, charge of being engaged in fitting out
the brig Braman as a SLAYER was yesterday commit
ted and held to bail in the sum of S, 200. OF this
amount, $4,000 was to answer upon the criminal
charge Of being engaged in the slave trade, and
s., 200 upon civil commitment for assisting to fit
out vessel.
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DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBIrI,
49, EDWARDs) Nos 2S 80 and 80 New Levee and a. IS,
ana 81 Fulton street. manufacturer of every description of Con-
per- I'm Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He ready TO con-
et l4T the making Of Steam Trains Clarifying Evaporane,
Sugsrtouse. 'e ff ''s W VIZ
general assortment of Steam GaugeR Steam Whistles Brass
COCKS, coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
would call the attention of planters Trains
%cn nave been in successful operation the panatons0
&o dns H. Camp MesTs T. Hnrris9n, E. J Foa Nelson
Thomson Co. and L. f. Forsta Of this city to whom he ra
'FeNiutiS ie1tfs !eE iull PARTICULARS me-
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BegEeasFO1a s. KeeRc.
EsTERN PRODUCE,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers i'll
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The Americans of jersey City have formed Fill
more and Doneson Club
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[ IIVIITTT rW0 VI PI1ANT T[ FDIS SALE-HAM-
~ !LEON PLANTATION.-The subscriber is nrcr,arpd o,
sell the above estate very reasonable The plantation
IS situated the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from iI
MOUTH in the parish Of Morehose. 1t contains one tousan1
acres Of land about hundred of which present in
The estate well improved having besides comfortable
Dwelng House good Gin Stables, Negro Cabins ali tho
necessary obuldngs This plantation account of its size
ieutE and location possesses lyAnages to none il
me valley OF the ouachta andh proprietor willing to ofer
bargain to any deso !, IrchRsng Possession
r vii, De Eye Immediately after the t,ng off Of the presens
Monroe, La; PITCHER, GOODRICH & Co New Orleans q;
ROBERT j. WILSON,
va, Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew
Mbrabp Ia
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WRENCH LANGJ AQTEt-STMNER NI,ASS FVIs
l. GeAefnen-M Leon laugrin. Professor Of the French
language and French literature at the University Of Louisin,
gives respectful notice to the public that MONDAY June
9Th he will commence, and continue during the whole summer,
classes Of three different degrees for gentlemen. comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Glasses NJ his Office Unver
Building EaroDDe and Common Room No
The classes will take place in The evening various hours
from O'Clock, suit anybody. The leaning Of the
language will be made extremely easy by method Of SIM
piicalinn.
Price for month Sc, payable in advance. Apply and sub
sc nj the Professors Office, every evening" after O'Clock
IL
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WAsHIHGiUEl d. " NHTtN IT, I6t,t,
To Samre II. Gilman, ESD.
S-Sugar planters etc. with perfect safety and security
You your improved liagasse Furnace It
with any tcnablc claims held existing pa
To be still explicit in conflicts with any
claim held existing patents Respectfully yours
THQS. G. CLINTON, 4tl Seventh street
AMI If opposite Patent flee
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Auttioll SNles.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIVUOKS' ="
BYR &. SYKES. Auctioneer.
rTVE4IS DAY, Mt 10 o'clock, will be sold MT
l. his auction store As Magazine street
l2S bags Coffee $50 eases Clarot WINE; ,,,.oo
100 Pint Tnnibiers large Mobile carolina AShpuop
long, Flute X quart, % Cnses lrnnes.
100 BASKETS Sweet Dill 50 cases Sarilues x boxes
Brandy Gin, Whisky Soap BHckwhea, Pickles nA9Fess
Nails, Raisins Currents etc.. etc.
- Also
For account of whom il may concern
1903 bundles Iron Wire. Nos. to IS 49,. ...-
- bags Horse Shoe Nails damaged voyage oil poEhoh'
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ITO BUILDERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. HANGING WAREHOUSE Nos. 50 and 60 Canal street.
corner Of Old Levee.
We have just received and offer for sale the lowest pces
wholesale retail large and extensive Of French,
English and American PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS
myl3 3n NEWIIAII. { HIrYE.