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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,

=" "GOMPTKULLtK's OFFIGE,l
City Of New Orleans, May l. 1866 I
Resored, That the Comptroller be- and be is hereby
authorized and required to give notice by standing ad
ysrsement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth sfcton Of ordinance No l442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council viii gay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- fSiRned1 q. L&rRACY
34 President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned L, IL PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
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q IL a cite conduit au depot du Premier District, rue
Dtyades entire les rues Julie ct Grod, CONNIE epaves-@
Une CheVre jaime bruu des raies nores aud dos,
1a FrSty Etnnn
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wouldn't go such small agure, but
gooa deal Of shaggl ine ialned ten dot
InEfest stake he would Cover, remark,
j time he'd much rather make5itstifty.
ted to bet, but as has been seen, Wat5
1eqnii@d capital. 5 Was sorry the IN.
you'd not accept his interesting little
i sposed he must give up the
iItle money he had bit hold
3 s!gtat appeared TO strike him.
Dunn might lend me the
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IAL.-Bo Al 10 Ags1sTANr ADD RmEN.
n h
1856 0aeaa 70 Iubfgtai " Tie Official Jaanm
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Or IGI AI@aBo 80 8oF lsarANT ADD I'M HN
sH odaaa e "a pahaAel
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III - IT, 49, II ,5I5t3sf n
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ne Chevre. ayaat Ia face ct la croupe blanclles e
cou ct leg machoires jaunes, Ell des glandes. p
Une Chevre jaune pale ct blanche, sans cornes ct
ayant des glades. a&S5
Une Vacle noire, front blanc, marque nj eampes
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RESIDENCE. !. &
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4 DAVE. No 4; ID NAME.


INV ORLEANS, March 20, 1856.
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RESIDENCE.

cor Magazine and Ninth SITS. :.
cor Liberty &,St John, the Baptist
cor Customhouse and Manris !. >.
cor Poydras and New Levee.
cor Cont and Burgundy ..,.....
cor Julia and Ra1npart :. $500:
Love, u S Barracks. ............,
Exchange Alley bit Elk. and Cont
Philippit, bt Hevia and Poydras. +.
| cor 6 oodcllildreD& Hysian Fields
tor2Roman and Garondelet Walk
cor Bacohus and Triton Walk. J.
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i'll Is w IL w tS5tE +
DAfE. No. NAME
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. -IT5HT No 26B2.2 Z -
RssoSrs3, That tie Comptroller do adiudcate 10 the
lowest bidder, after len days notice thereof made in
The official journal The contract building bridges
across the Canal Carondelet The iunenoa of Ciai-
borne and hlatais streets with sRld canal, id accord
anee with! specifications therefor file in the Survey
ors office The sale to be subject TO the approval OF the
Common Council.
[SignedJ III. Lug ENRUHL,
-E = President Board If Aldermen
s& [Signedl f. L. TRACY,
I'M President 3 2ard OF Assistant Aldermen. !
Approved March Is, 1856
[Signedl JOSH Il. LEWIS, Mayor
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REMARKS.

connexions nom 1Ierelats 4Eo u a8t1, 1oreln
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sEw DRIEASs, March 20, 1856
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Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, the 14lh
inst viii adiadcate al my office, at IL O'Clock NJ,
The; above contracts.
ap3 s- o. DEBUYS, CoInDtroler
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EEs y -2 Nc 1853 La a ..54-.
ReSoicei Tint the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed 10 sell auction, after
ten days. notice in lie Official jourua!. the contract
for attending the Bridge on Bayou 81, John for one
yeaT 70 date from The opening Of the navigation of
said Bayou ST iohn-Ssubject 10 the approval reiec
,Ion Of The Cohhmon Co,nctl and in accordance with
specifications on file in the Surveyors office.
$40 tSigHedl b. Il TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[SigGedI ]. J. LUGENBUHE;
President Bonrd Of Aldermen. &
Approved March is, 1856 aE5.rgs ~
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s you soc, as soon8as Patentee got out
or sight, might have polieed Deem and then
could haYe secured the other four dollars out of him.
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ssiis f1d e ma itsisa ii
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81 les dts animaux ne sont pas rerames dams dix
yours ell les depenses payees, lis vendus Pen
ehere publique, au dit depot, YENDREDI IS du
c0urauL q 10 leurcs A. M.
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RESIDENCE. :f+a IL
Bayou ST. John ......5...,ls..s.. I5
lt,SS france st .......N, .......!,. E
cor ST. Ann and Burgundy ,...., / g
cor GustoMhouse and Maaris .....i Ii
Front Leyeebt Lafayette Il Poyd's d
cor BENJAMIN and New 1leyee...,. r.
Magazine bt st Mary and StAnd'w 5
tcor Spain and Moro - ....5..~i +
26i Claiborne ~. .f4,.I.:5
cor Bayou and nerhigny. ,tt.ft....a
cor Banianinaila From LeSee MI t.
| Bayou 4 cad BIT Dag enoise & Broad I
lcor ReG6seau and ST. SSaary .-.... +
,tcor Barracks and D Bourbon .s..,.tla
tcof Marigny and Gooaehildren ....tti
A cor History and Love. SIS ,.....3ssl 4
.jcor I4ilg1tel and J Jackson ..t.i
..lcor Julia and Claiborne. !.......!sFE
I Bayou Road bt7PriaursE Johnson.tI
cor Main and Roman. .......-.
tTchoupi'las BIT Saraparu and First
.icor Esplenade and st. Claude -
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" RESIDENCE. An
100 Old Legee street -. ...4..... IT,
cor Prytania and Terpsichore..
cor Bagatelle and Morales, ..,.... i
St Philiptbt Dahphin and Bourbon
cor Union and Love-. =
cor Rampant and Euterpc ....... =
cor Chartres and Vaudeville. go.
cor Spain and Greatmen. ..,...... =-
cor Esplenade and Robinson. ...-+3 e
cor Esplenade and Greatmen. 80.
cor Moro and Peace. ............
cor Music and Pontchartrain Il Il r
cor Cont and Fillere. ...........
Union ht Morales Il 6oodchildfeni
lcor Magazine and Erato. .......
Icor St Charles and Felicity Road.
cor st Anthony and GondGhildren.
cor ursuiines and Dauphinn.
cor Dauphine and st. Philip,
cor Frenchmcn and Goodchildren
icor Claiborne and Annette.
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A,N AS BROUGHT 10 the City Police JUL on the 18th
Nv inst, the negro g,r FELlCITYi is 4 feet7
Id inches highi is about Is years od has several
scars on the face. Says she belongs Ga Ne Smond,
living iii New Orleans.
The owner is requested TO ca aud claim said slay.
according to law.
E PLANCHARD,-
ml4 l5t Keeperof The City Police jail.
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RESIDENCE. Sd
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New ORLEAN G.
Ito
Re andE hges from I'm
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scHoo1l YEAR BEGINs sEPTEMBER FIRST.
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Approved March is, 1856
[Sguedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor
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VOL. XVIT---NO. II.

was to be there and to bring Minnie with
me. For. as a good deed rarely goes unre-
warded, Frager, my conquered foe, under
took to interccdc with my uncle and obtain
ms consent. And so, after another happy
day at Wiesenthal, | departed, tooth tho
poorer than on my arrival, but radient with
victory and rich in hone.
IT. was long since ! had sssa nv vsrthv
uncle laugh 80 heartily A. at the narration Of
my adventures with the counsellor. daugh.
tiers. 1t put him in such fine humor that
when trager, true to his PROMISE. made his
appearance day or two later, he had much
less difficulty than ! expected in obtaining
his consent to my union with Minnie. <
fortnight afterwards, a happy party was as.
senblcd at Wiesenthal; / made the ac
quaintancc Of the parson, the dragoon and
the painter, and was obliged to admit that
Nimrod, Delienbach, and Oxen had shown
both good taste and good judgment in their
choice. My days adventures at Wiesenthal
were Of course again brought upon the tapis,
and were source Of neyer-ending mrth.
The three young men who, indirectly, were
the cause OF my misfortune, cordially con-
soled me. But Dietfcnbach, tho operator-
declared (and let this be the moral of NV
tale) that the loss Of a tooth was but n lust
punishment for going to look at other women
when was already plightcd and accepted
lover; sentiment in which her sisters and
Minnie especially the !at;er) most cordially
cOncuvcd.
Before year was out, there were four
weddings at Wiesenthal. Since then. two
more years have elapsed, bringing on their
wings various changes, most Of them for the
better. Although did not marry exactly
as my uncle wished, he did not the less
make me his partner. Ninrod, engr ossed
with gentlcr cares, is no longer a sporting
character; much - the satisfaction Of her
husband who has pleasant country living.
D,c:lcnbach has long since retired from mcdi-
cal practice, ana the Dragon, now captain,
IS quartered few miles from Wiesenthal.
Oxen pets Dab, instead of snake. Tho
painter has thrown away his Improbable
palette, has taken to agriculture, and lives
with his .athcr-in-law, whose estate he ma
naEr'. Such are the satisfactory results Of
my " Court.hp under Difficulties"
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MUTToY VI. PORX The Ameriean A1ri-
culturist has the following excellent remarks
on this subject:
We mean to repeat it thousand times,
or, at least, TIL What we say has had some
effect upon our countrymsn, that pound Of
lean, tender mutton can be produced for
half the cost Of the same quantity of fat
pork; that it is Infinitely healthier food, es-
pecialy in the summer season; and those
who cat it become more muscular, and can
do work with greater ease themselves than
those who do eat pork. We know of no
thing more delicious than smoked mutton
hams, Of the South-down breed Of sheep.
Ncn!son itself is not superior.
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NIGHT.
By HENRY ". LoSGYELLow.

The DAY is done and tho darkness
Falls from the wings Of night,
As feather is waited downward,
Fr,rn an eagle in his flight.
see the lights Of the village
clean tagO' the rain and the mist,
And feeling Of sadness comes Ger me,
Iaat my soul cannot resist;
\ feeling Of sadness and longing,
That is not akin to pain.
And resembles sorrow only,
rs the mist resembles the rain.
Come, read 10 me some poem,
Some simple and heartfelt Law,
That shall sooth this restless feeling,
And Danish the thoughts of day.
Not from the grand old masters,
Not from the bardS sublime,
W hose ii slant footsteps echo
TAro' the corridors Of time.
For, Ike strains Of martial music,
Their mighty thoughts suggest
Lies endless toll and sndeavor,
And to night long for rest
Read from some humble poet
W hose songs SuSh from his heart.
Is showers from the clouds of summer.
Or tears from the eyelids start.
Who through long days of labor,
And nieh,s devoid Of ease,
S.il heard in his soul the music
OF wonderful melodies.
Such songs have power to quiet
The restless Pulse of care.
And comes like the benedictiop
That follows after prayer.
Then read from the treasured volume
The poem of thy choice,
And lend to the rhyme of the poet
The beauty of thy voice.
And the night shall be filed with music
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold up their tents, like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away.
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CorRT SCENE" Sir" said o fierce law
yer, do you, on your solemn oath, swear
that this is not your hand-writing?"
i" reckon not" was the cool reply.
" Does it resemble your writing."
"Ies, sir, think it don't"
"Do you swear that it don't resemble
your writng?'
"Well do, old head"
"You take your solemn oath that this
writing does not resemble yours in . single
letter."
"Y-e-s, sir!"
"Now, how do you know
"'Cause | can't write
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low TO ASCERTAIN THE AGE OF IIoRsEs.-
The Southern Planter says: A few days
ago we met gentleman from Alabama, who
gave US n piece Of information in regard to
ascertaning the age ofa horse, after he or
she had passed the ninth year, woich was
new to uS, aud will be, we are sure, to most
Of our readers. Ii is this After the horse
is nine years old wrinkle comes on the
eyelid at the upper corner Of the lower lid,
and every year thereafter he has one we'll
defined wrinkle for each year over nino.
Add the number Of wrinkles to nine, and
you will alwoys get lie. So says the gentle.
man; and he is confident it will necer fail.
As good many people have horses over
nine, it is easily tried. If true, the horse
dentist must give up his trade.
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CITY AND CorYTRY CoCRrING.-Courting in
the country is altogether different institu-
tion from the city article. In the former
place you get rosy lips, sweet cider, johnny
cake, and girls made Of nature, and in the
latter collection of starch phrases, formal
manners, fine silk, jewclry, and girls got up
"in hoops Always take to the rural dis
trict when you want to get a good style Of
calico.
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An Irish auctoneer, whilst expatiating on
the merits of n telescope, sagcly observed,
How often has the widows heart leapsd
for ioy when she has beheld hor husband At
distance brought near to her by such an
instrument ~ this !"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
s-i--EEG
Carriage Repository

eSa 'I'IiE Avorl Carriage Manufacturing
c.Ss q 81. i Company having located branch
6S[r;f| for the sale Of their Carriage. in the City
NZAA- Of Ottawa. H., beg to inform the citizens
Of In Sale and adjoining Counties and the people OF the
West generally that they have hand and receiving
from their MANCFACTDKY IN CONNECTICUT a good
assortment of Carriages consisting i'll part of E"cka
ways, Sliding Seat Top and no Top Buggies, OF different
styles, Concord Buggies, Sc made from the very best
material, and in neat and workmaniikc manner, which
will be sold on reasonable terms Dealers and all wishing
purchase will find il their advantage to call and
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere. From "a
long experience in the manufacture n Carriages, feel
confident that give entire satisaciou All work
warranted.
We have also connected with or Depository shop for
doing g kinds OF repairing which will be done at shof
uOtceaui in the best
Store few doors West OF the p. O.. on Main street
For reference, enquire Of Arthur LOCKWOOD, Esq.
jun li-iy< IL W JONES, -1Jeht.
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DEAN SWIFT, hearing Of q carpenter fal'.
ing through the scaffolding Of house which
he was engaged in repairing, dryly remark.
ed that he liked to see mechanic 60 thr0'
his work promptly.
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A servant girl, writing letter, asked her
master if the next month had come in yet.
lie laughed. "We!l," said she, "whst l
mean is-has the last month gone out yet:"
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
(. SE. SAssGts.?.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL viEIETlES or
Esyptss G:..sc :.zsI; p:sa.t & D.'s.

On lE5iS0n Teaiy. ,of,,bqs STREET, D'tEsrT, Niois
.. now prepared furnish the shortest notice,
Z very superior article OF Sugar, soda, Boston, Butter
Water Pic Nc, Wine aal GlaEer Cra ,agrs, Pho; and
Navy Bread.
a 10 business 4 strictly Cash basis, and have
rs Gici for Manufacturing, am enabled 10 -. s 9w
- auy other House in the West
Al Kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake Frr, constantly
hand md lnaIr % order. Iunt2gl z. " sANI OLn
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Sash. Door. and Blind Factory.

A. z. SAtst EEES
EXToULD inform the public that ne = now making at
S}sf his Factory on the Hydraulic Basin, the C-
" Mills superior articles Of Doors, SASH and Binds
My wor. i all made or seasoned LAnber and in point
finish durability will compare iavoraby with any
in this market. -
Builders and others invited TO give me call before
purchasing elsewhere. am sure 'hat can oier them
inducsme to buy OF me. a. r. CAQl elm
OTTAWA October 25, 1856.
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N n & G1SA

IYYoULD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano, guitar, and meodeon To
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons given a,
her boarding place. Amasa Fosters, west OF the sido
cut, and at the residence Of pupils. Jan ~
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OY.rAWA MAE.ssLE YAR.,.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley, where he intends TO the
business a extensive scale. lie has hand and
always in receipt Of the best quality of American
linn Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Mantles. Furniture &c As he has OF
the best workuen in tie western country hc feels
sured that he can get up anything in his line in superb
or style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give au those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. -rr
n B Orders from a distance earnestly solicited, and
promptiy attended To. JAMES WILLS.
Marc
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TMarl, Well.
New Tailoring E>t;sbiIs'i.ncns

lHE undersigned having located IL Ottawa wound re-
specially inform its inhabitants ad vicinity HAT he
has opened shop in the room lately occupied a. Ie!c-
graph Office eddcks block, for the purpose oi Gus
Tailoring in all it, branches. layn. had much eX-
pcrience in several Of largest Cc-, both as cutter
and maker fat;er myself that my work shall no; be
surpassed. either elegance Of style neatHess o!
workmanship, this side Of Chicago. All work entrusted 10
my charge shall with promptncsS and despatch
y. E-Cutting done and fit warranted
jUn2S DAN II. AS!liOS-
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&, ts.zb -: ~ iGSEs
,-t.TT--Pr1G(C r. HAHN

q Fp nov manu- ,turiuc superior article of Wagons
. 1 T..- ...z the best seasoned timber ana
g-Tf.r-I 80 every r--Pe,-- We invite farmers and all
=, r-t and vnr; before buying. - v" are
satisfied t!t u y, manufacturing good not better
Wagons and E4c...s .I EIs been o2,red IN the
oar rp Is opposite ~. Gas Works tie sircut.
Repairing dom, a' >igr, notice.
ABaAI CIaIIE.S !.uylJ-lyI CHEi~ToIEEE HAHN.
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Flaming and Saving LII,

7-HE undersigned have Ills entered .-to r"-gIF-
uersIp la 'ne above p ssi.;r-- ua!rE --e ;...c pl
ENlGHT s EATlIErE.
They are unT ur.E pared. % f.T.-h dress Hr..s aud
siding ~ t.... establishments Dl tire -r..r basin 30
Ottawa. 'r superior woEEuIi-i'. "u ii.r ".E..uil'
machine" ia any guaut,- ans 80 Ir.-- tH -gt pGr-
cla--rs. Il,g WI do custom w4..s- 'i .-.H- and
saving. q. -her: aa.iac Dressed aud sG dressed L-'lb-r
constantly land al reduced cash price, Con. tLt
y = h'''itt.
i5'9r-rvs 7. T. EAIIEJE.
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CutSD DISPLlI DF
is1siszuerV Goods

- n lr.-g- E'---.- o-- = u. NIIF .'I-f. "ll."-
s.s.f.- fink of D''fI-r-
1l,iE5 FT;. .-.... ~ 3 80 AMI Wg.sr MILLINERY
\ Gt,.I> -f.rr H. -'s- 50 @- N-."f- and fus
I.1H-r--. f.HurF-- P-..-- He'd Dr. Dr. tai-
V.1~r- I.I,-s u-W -ry- CI-a'i.is Cord, arH S''ft-
t!.f. o. be- found oIrsg Millinery E-;ti-h.si which
have --ls.t,d ai'h hoping @ please a ~ my Oh
. call
i,I-ss please rsI and see !or y"rr-,'ys-
Patterns received monthly from N,N h'fa-
UEE~- NAkIS.r attended 90 IS usual
@. ,--'..r r. r~-. SARAH GREGG.
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sossI.CEs,s. =

SOW E-'Li1F ~ : ~.
.ia .iys.r..'.r.L ".t N.r...#.st' S',rS
z. OE"E:L.' /.
4 clio. ..-r.... 70 r.... ... -.. .-- STORE
. -...... .. ....-. ....r..r ..- 'I.... 'aHr.
.. .... ...E OIL. ..-rr..... ~ ..- ..l ... --
.- s. -tu..' l.'" ~ baud . ---"'iHi.ni oi i 4
-,.rrf.. sr' IlfI.rra..r- and NN' 'li!Nt~-
Also. Wooden. wf-.H~ s1! Ce--E "ANE and Gar
a... I.-.I and f.ov-T SEEDS
N..ra = , "- 80 AN't.-'!"''N-
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5EsC2G 2G>k5:s-.

,fIIIE subscriber L--- ru attention 20 H. B.1s--iu
E,tai.- l.4-ar Main 10, next Ha.sr wl-t u' NJ
rls ofla-. T.;.rrl rle,,s.a- a.. sind, ~ hlaa--la
guvls. whip lsA,, &c, a"ys "a laai All so!t Il. low
rsG YEr--
.. r--.l .or A-.r -. -l--:-.-l uENEY NArr-
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CITY MEAT MAE2kE'T

III, ID 4
rn,nTroach,d in northern Illinois, all kinds OF
Agricultural 1mIiements,
Such as 1,,.alloH ScOuy7Hg. one Horse, dt II'"te
PLOWS AdrrO,rs, CHitirdtorS Ho'.se EaheH, dc-,,
In short, all kinds of heavy farmers tools ihe
merry new perfect and prOpelle! bE an Hii'.h,
DeTer-fiig power Farmers are lhNl'eu 20 CdIi
and examine their work. whether they wish 10 purchase
. not -iHtteiT ,rOrL Is irGrrGBf1d.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO, ana I'M
plements placed board canal boats or cars iree o'
charge. fcb3-u D. VI.
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Ssss'IV. .
ySYE are prepared 70 81 al order, OF Coal iur ia-
Y! u5y Use, = per TON. 90; a. GOO! .tn article as
e-. b. procured ia IL sale Co .srh-g.s VII please
tak. notice that We are nov working tga huge beds .
expressly uT blscs-fHl- purpose .E"Tu a. s-FsH 3
Coal. Please give c4.7y wi! -. y' A prime q -
lfy.
Al persons vslr=to coutrac. for tier winter stock
% Goal ~ Oh, DO go 10y e..- %! ss ou tie
BASIN. or ~ yard oup1..f- the ti-,.r House.
a-.8J :. WARMER lAEpiNG : 60.
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tLIfc i. I.ISstW Z t0..J
;,!Iu .0aaI uue uf the extensive and vel Sc
~ lect-d stocks of Family Groceries, Provisions,
Frr.ft- log and Wooden warg. &c, prices That can
hardly fail 20 please Al th,y sell warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. O:,awl, November 29, l-Ji.
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GENERAL AGENCY IND LiND OFFICE,
waterloo. y ack Haw.: Co.. Iowa.
TIIE subscribers would inform the public that they have
opened AN oio. Waterloo. where they Will do all
business entrusted their with promptness- Land
entered cash Taxes paid and collections
made Northern Iowa Money invested on joint inte-
Persons wishing invest money in the West, desr
ing ir:oruation may depend upon faithful and prompt
attention r-yl.
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T70n Railing Mandatory,

E94T tIe tly N.-- rfI 3 "-|" 800. 0. V'l-'I-.4
knights Sash Factory
or AVA. ILLIHOI5.
!OFIN NAGER respectfully aLnO -rc-- Tat he -
} opened, ;.r above place e,5,-ha.ut .or TIT
manufacture Of
Iron Lai}ing far Cemeteries, Front Iarls,
I'gI1ir .Ilvaree, dr.
Also made order, iron s-h. s-r'sr, doors, SAFE,
hrnr vrrr.s sheet iron r"nTnr. Sc Fth. >, lo5f-t'