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Norris AStrinsent Mixture.

Or, CHOLERA REMEDY.
huRlNG the prevalency of cholera no medicine
IL ever gave such satisfaction as the above MIXTURE
and since which has been used very successfuyin all
eases of diarrhna, cholera morbus, summer complaint
choc, gripping pains in the stomach bowels, and all
bowel affections Prepared only and for sale by
n29 T. H. MORRIS, Druggist and Chemist
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COIN AND COB MIL L.
THE undersigned having purchased the patent
L right of this valuable invention for DeSoto pa
rsh asks the attention of planters rearers cattle and
the public generally to its great utility, eheapness and
unequaled capacity for grinding meal for bread,
and cob for stock, sheng corn, etc. It grinds from
II to Is bushels per hour, is easily handled and
in few hours be put to work in any place; and is
simple in its construction that there is fear of its
getting of order. Any boy negro
manage it. One of the mills is at work on the
public square, where the public is invited to call and
examine its merits. They are sold extremely low and
on liberal terms. ]. CONSTANTINE.
Mansfield November %, 1855.
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SLAVES. TIN AND JAPAN WARE.

rraxas street, opposite the Market, Shreveport,
AVE constantly on hand. and daily manufac-
III turing every description Of TT WARE, which
1opether with their stock of STOVES, comprises the
ns+ connlete assortment of any establishment in this
Mace Their stock of Stoves comprises every variety
of the most approved patterns, both Of eastern and
western manufacture selected by themselves expressly
far this and the Texas market consisting of Cooking
Office. Parlor and Church Stoves. They invite coun-
try merchants and others to call and examine their
ctock and prices before purchasing elsewhere Their
,rr;.oe arc low and terms easy mar2l
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Plantations Road and all other kinds of " agons, for
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts, Drays, OK
and timber Wheels, with and without axles; ware
house aud steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Baggage
Wagons; baggage and other carts, for horses and
en-; handcars, wheebarrows of every description and
all other articles in the wheelwright line made of the
best seasoned materials and warranted be superior
to any other manufacture, which will be sold redu-
ced prices, and lower than by any other establishment
in the southern country. Purchasers will find it to
their interest call and examine stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We use none but black locust
hubs and bent felloes. PHELPS, CARR & CO.,
row s, 1854 40, 40 and A Perdido ST., n Orleans.
N. B. We keep constantly on hand large assert
Of Drays and Carts from the mandatory of N.
Goldman & Son PhilndeInhia
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E. !, HART Il Co.

L. D. I1AlG1 " w.
Having removed to their commodous Stores,
Nos. IT AND TO TcHoUPIroULAs STREET,
IL CIR O q GEs L Es,
And other articles in their line, in part consisting of
CoFFEE-Ro, Havana and Java.
TEAs-Imperial, Pouchong ,gunpowder, hyson,young
hvson, souchong, padre, etc.
Saskatchewan, white loaf, crushed and powdered
MoLASSEs-Country, sugar house and golden syrup
ToBACco-Assorted brands, comprising allquaitics-
CIGARs-Large stock, we'll assorted.
SP1cEs-Coves, mace, nntmegs, pepper, ginger, all
spice. ground spices OF all kinds.
SoaP-Brown, Boston, WESTERN northern, white and
fancy in bars and cakes; CASTLE.
Starch-Fox's, Cincinnati.
CHocoLATE-Sweet and plain.
SHor-Buck and drop.
POWDER in cans and kegs; Lead,
Pickles. casups preserves, brandy fruit brandy cher
ries; fruits in their own juice.
Theoretically sealed Holsters, salmon shad sardnes,
oysters, etc. -@--
WIvES--Iadeira, Oporto claret, white sweet and
dry Malaga, Muscat, Sherry.
BRANDY-Cognac Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach Amer
lean.
G1x-Holand and domestic
RuM-Jamaica, New Orleans, n. E.
WHIsKEY- Monongahea, Bourbon, Western Vir-
ginia, Irish, Rockford apple champagne.
DRUGs AND DYES--Indigo, madden, sulphate qui
nine, together with full assortment of other staple
irugS AND chemicals, by the case only
STATIoNERY--PIaying cards, letter, cap, wrapping
md samplng' paper blank books, together with an
assortment of similar goods.
Wooden and Willow Ware, brooms gunny bags,
buckets, tubs, axeheves, etc
WTHERLL'S PHILADELPHIA W HITE LEAD-Hav-
ng been made agents for the sale Of the celebrated
White Lead manufactured by Wetherill and Broth
r, we shall keep constantly hand large assort-
of the different grades and the various sized pack
res, to which we invite the attention of the trade.
To which they invite the attention of the trade.
New Orleans Feb ~ 1855
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Grinding of C0rn-Corn Neal.

rTNHE subscriber having put up new steam engine,
i and greatly increased the power of his mill, is
now prepared to grind corn the most reasonable
terms at any hour and during EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
Persons sending to be ground may feel assured
that thew will meet with no detention,
maral T w. JONES.
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The Heart Of aSeYenty Six"

When our great mothers hand essayed
70 whip aud make us yield,
Our stubborn sires, quick footsteps made
For camp and battle field!
The lawyer qust his client then,
The parson, wig and gown,
And hosts of painting husbandmen
Left plowshares IN the ground.
Banners Of snowy mist were hung
Over Que autumn morn, gM
When matron, and two maidens young
Went reaping harvest corn!
The maidens were of gentle blood,
Lofty that matron's brow:
tThon wearst no weeds OF WldoW-hood-
Where rests thy husband now!2
aRestsl, and she haughtily began:
~ ioy to know that he
Fights foremost in the battles van,
For home and liberty
And have taken in my hand
The sickle in his stead,
For patriot women Of the land
Should reap the winters breadR'
"Thou elder maiden, thy fair brow
Rivals our mountain SHOWS,
And on thy cheek scarce fingers now
The faintest tint of rosei
I met thee, ere the summer tide,
A dreamer light and gay;
a manly form was at thy side, @- .-.
Where doth the loiterer stray?'
And proudly then that maid replied, -
"My lover is not one
To linger at a lady's side,
While glorious deeds are donel
He stands where battle-thunder jars,
And plumes of warrior wave,
Bearing the "eagle and the stars
The ensign of the brave!" @..
tAnd thou, my little maiden dear,
Thou has not strength, ! ween,
To bind the heavy bundles here,
Or urge the sickle keen
Call thy younger brother from his play!
Why doth that tear drop start7"
She said-"He is volunteer,
And bears manly heart.
eve Taught him lessons of the strife.
And how touse gun,
And told him that hero's life
Was best in youth begunl
And then he took the powder horn,
Which our dead grandsire gave, m.M.
Shouldered his gun, and one bright morn
Went forth tojoln the brave. -
"And are all gone-husband and SON
Lover and brother-alli ~.
Ye lofty hearted, still toll on .
No evil can befal
a country struggling nightly,
Togive young freedom BIRTH
The unborn infant yet shall be
The giant of the eartl!"
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- Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
III The undersigned, having erected commodi-
Gus factory and procured machinery, embracing all
the late improvements, are now prepared to execute
any orders in their line the shortest notice, and
the most reasonable terms. They will make 10 order
any description of Sash. Doors Blinds, &c. Will also
keep on hand all sizes of mouldings, All
dcrs from the country pnnctually attended to.
F. MULHAUPT.
Shravanor+ lannarv 81 1S55
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wright Works. such as plantation and road Wagons for
horses and oxen; cane and other tAHlS, DkA1S, "a
and TIMBER WHEELS, all with wood and iron axle
trees. Jersey and Baggage WAGONS Wheelbarrows
and Trucks of every kind and all other articles in the
line, made of the best materials and workmanship,
warranted to be superior any other manufacture,
for sale at reduced prices and lower than any other
establishments
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, the above
establishments uses but the best of Jersey white
oak. Apply to DAVID G. WILSON,
No. % 2erdido street, corner of Carondeet,
april 4, 1855 New Orleans
~ Also on hand every variety of Sugar and Cotton
PL0ECIIs .r.E
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Stationery.

pLANh BOOKS of.every description; letter. cap
- record and note paper; yellow, white, fancy mote
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; chessmen; chess
boards; dice; red tape; linen and cotton twine wrap
ping paper; black, red and carine nks etc. for sale
by 9 II [my30l i VIM Rail-
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Shreveport Female High School.

THE fifth session of this Institutions pleasantly sit
il uated in retired part of the town of Shreveport,
will commence on the first Mondayin October next
The Of instruction is general and complete,
embracing all the branches of the thorough Eng
Ilsh education, together with the Latin, Greek French
and German languages: music painting, drawing. Nc,
commencing always with the most important branches,
SO that if young lady should not take complete
of study. what she does learn will be OF real
use her. s@ ~.'- 7f A2@~ s&*#
Young ladies boarding in the family of the princi
pal, will be required to attend morning and evening
prayers daily and bible and caecheuca instruction
the Sabbath, besides going to church.
Each young lady will be required to bring four table
napkins and her own towels. All their clothes must
be distinctly marked with ink. .... M..-.
Daily instruction and practice in Vocal Music with
out charge.
The academic year will consist of two sessions of
twenty-one weeks each, without vacation between
them. '" e""
No pupil will be received for shorter time than one
session.; though pupil may enter al any time.
Payment for board and tuition in any of the branch
es must be made in advance. The necessity tor this
rule must be obvious to all
No deduction will be made for lost time.
CHARGES PER SESSION: -.
Board, including washing. &c.--....-.....--.Slo w
Tuition in any Of the English branches,..,.. 25 90
Latin, Greek, French or German languages,... Is 90
Music the piano guitar, ~ w
Drawing or 10 W
Contingent w
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION:
Rev. ]. FRANKLIN FoRD, Principal, and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Evidences OF
Christianity.
Miss CATHERINE COLEMAN, Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics.
Miss MARY COLEMAN Music on the piano and guitar
Prof. E. HassLocHER, Music the piano, and French
and German languages.
Miss -, Assistant teacher in English branches.
Miss --, Drawing and painting.
Shrevennrt. AUGUST |, 1855.
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Useful NOfio1,S-

- y UsVIHE NUEIOMS.
4 LARGE and elegant stock of Combs and Brushes
IA of every description;
Port Monnaies, Purses, Card Cases;
French and American Perfnynery;
Writing and Note Papers, Envelopes and gef~
eral assortment of Books and STATIONERY,
Musical Instruments: fne Razors and Knives. ana
thousand other articles, tedious to mention--re
Gently received and for sale by VIM B. MILLER
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New Orleans Depository for Philadelphia
Manufactured Wagons, Carts, &C. &c.

THE subscriber has on
hand and is constantly
e C e vim g from the
mandatory of Wilson
Child & Co., PHILA-
DELPHlA, as well as
from his own, a large
assortment of Wheel
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CONGRESS WATER, seidletz powders; Buffers
~ tasteless sedletz powders; Tarrant's apperient
Henry calcined magnetism tarar tartaric acid
lime Juice; sup carb; soda; cric acid carb: ammonia
fresh hops; Jamaica ginger, ETC., for sale by
my3O VIM. BALL.
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pRUSHES-Fi tooth brushes, hair brushes. nail
ID brushes ladies' bandone brushes, infants hair
brushes hat clothes and shoe brushes scrub floor and
busting brushes. flesh brushes crnmb brushes, shaving
brushes large assortment OF paint and whitewash
brushes. cotton markers and marking brushes. For
sale at rml27 WIN. BALLS Drugstore
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Norris UnfiyaIIed Yeast Powders

NuPERlOR to any other now in use, put up in box
~ es OF and ID each. Warranted TO make light,
sweet and nutritious bread when good flour used and
equally adopted to loaves, biscuits, rolls, buekwhea
and other grddle cakes ginger bread sweet cakes
Manufactured by t. H. MORRIS, chemist, and for
sale at his Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Texas
street, Shreveport -s.@
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Merchants and planters wishing mills are respect
fully invited TO call and our mills embracing all
sizes OF doable and single geared.
L. WEBSTER, Sole Agent,
nsa@ Corner of Magazine and Lafayette Streets
march % isazss~-as New Orleans
g UNDR1ES.-Thern oak and tin; back
y CANNON boards, Lotto or Keno boxes, doninoes,
marbles, china, gassand commons India-rubber balls.
chessmen and boards calendars, snuff boxes, tobacco
boxes sewing brds,eye protectors, gaziers diamonds,
pocket books, tmenniaes, mirrors, fish hooks and
lines, playing cardsdiee and dice boxes twezersamp
shades and chimneys strops cork screws tooth
picks, wax matches, etc. etc. For sale at
ml2 VIM. BALLS Drugstore.
GTATl0NERN--A complete assortment compri-
- sing every article in the line, for sale at
nE2 WM- BALLS Drugstore.
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Choice Old Wines g. LIQUORS.

aLD Gognac and pure Champagne Brandy; Cherry,
" Peach and Blackberry BFandies, Port Madeira
and Sherry Wines; Jamaica Rum; old Rye Whiskev:
London Porter and Ale; Cavendsh honeydew and fine
cut chewing tobacco; smoking do; fine CIGARS snuff
ETC., always on hand as Tmy3Ol WM BALL.
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SllndrieS,
Window Glass.
Old C0gnaC Brandy.

TTNHE best imported old Cognac Brandy, of very
Il superior quality. For sale
augl5 WIN. BALLS Drugstore.
MEATS FOOT OIL-The very best article in
IN for Leather, rendering it SOFT pliabe and i'm
pervious to water. For sale at
aug15 WM. BALLS Drugstore.
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O,GLESBY Il GRISWOLD.
UILESB1# d URISWULD,
A RE now receiving direca from the eastern cities,
n a large and well assorted stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, Iron. Hardware.
f Willow and Wooden Ware, &c,

whIcBthep Will sell upon moderate terms Tor cash.
They dnrlta attention to the annexed catalogue:
-: 81 7 o.. .
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DRUSHES-A large lot of paint brushes: sash
- tools; hair brushes tooth brushes; dusting white
wash and varnish do; clothes brushes, for sale by
nly30 WIN. BALL
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ILS-Lard, Linseed and Boiled Oils; Turpen-
" tine; White Lead, ETC., just received and for sale
by II. H. MORRIS,
oct10 Druggist and Apothecary.
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TO PLANTERS & OWNERS OF STOCK
LeaVett'S Patent Portable

Shreveport, January "a, 1855.
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+. MULHAUPT,
Sash. nanr and Blind Factory,

july 10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES caarget was hrmer for com
mon good and brands OF State owing fair de
mand including lots for imports while the receipts
very light; much TO strict sales, which embra-
ced about 900 1000 bbs Of ali kinds at about the fol
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:, Nils ena =. LOUIS .......'...........s w W
The SIC ok of Canacan was light and sales confined
to 800 400 bbls, closing nrm at quotations. southern
ar was held more firmly, wniie sales con tIed TO
about 500 600 bbls, closing firm u the above ngures
Rye -four was inactive At 81 to 50. Corn meal nominal
at SO 7oa$3 for Jersey and for Brandy vine
Wheat drmer for prime lots OF southern hite
and red The sales embraced about 30 900 bushels, in
GLIDING good and prime Southern white at 81 es1s a
81 70 Is 600 bushels Illinois prime white al 81 TO- com
mon red southern sold al 81 3d. and primo red do, In
Guiding Jersey new at 81 50 inferior 10 good Canadian
white at 81 40 81 So and cuo DO 81 IS and 81 81
for damaged. REQ Indiana at 81 S. white Kentucky
81 65, and Milwaukee club at 81 32A. Corn active
and the Gales embraced about 5000 70 coo bushels,
including sound Western Mixed at ole 62hc, and some
cargoes Ct dist ling lots at sec. bsc though closing
Northern. and o,ocO bushels heated reported sod
vt tec 0c Cats were steady, with sales of State and
Western at 43c. a Iic.
bags was sold at &c., four months aud small lot la
guayra at ll2.c.
CoIToS-The sales embraced about IL 900 bales clos
ing with strength, but without change prices.
FREGITs were steady, without change OF moment IN
rates To Liverpool, about 1000 bushels Of graio, in
bulk and ships bags were tai en- al B,.d I'D aud
1890 bbis. -four at s Cd There cotton oerpg
aud some engagements were male al I'd To london,
Of cake at rs 25s, for city and country To Rotter
dam 600 ibis fosin engaged on private terms and
600 bushels grain alo on private terms. There
change 10 notice IL rates Tor Aayre. To California they
were aul. At ~ &c.
fgoS-Saies OF $50 tons scotch pig were made at SCI
20, months.
Msie eease aau .in sue. 30 o. 49, Io Irnua i
49, , 49, 49,, ~ 80 ~ aV ~ ss" , !. ~
~. 1919 80. 49, ,, :. ~, ~, 81, e. ~ . a !.
, :. ~, ~ ~ :. s hoI ~ :" ~,
~. r aui is .nu 49, ~
two months have sold TO arrive al full prices The
49, ,as,.,sa ~ ,lrinas - 800 ~ ,,,a -. "a,
49,, y I'D a., pis,,s -, a. $3.50, "a Il a,
-, ~. ~, ~ , - -. ~ s,ao sN1p ~
- Ia.,s - shah I, nj, 80 sra, a., s,,ai. -
: - s-ar,,,,Ann, as1nr ,,.t ~ 10 oss hJa. IT,
49, - 49, 80 ~. "a 81 . 80, . Al ,oo y,ha ..no
1870 Ia, 80, - -oal - s,loarsr, ro9 ,ssr Scene
vges 10 zoo "a ma Granae 90 IA prrto cabciio md
cy,sco. 3 son a. v,,,r.1no -ss AZ ,g,sgras 80 Az
.s,c.n Ir.mnco an ua,amoros, . iss Al 81 nomIr
:, AL r,o,, ~ plau. soo - Wss, mas, .a 40 rag
go 600 40 Ts"ros svrrs ana 10 p,a Er.nis SA'
- ,.e,e e,,s, !, al q ID. ~, Wa.,ern
sop,p aoa 10 be ~, roai aena,a a, ,u
,,ie,s ,reh arsrr reraIn," ant bcas s,orIs Tn snn
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We have left blank line 10 the table for this year.
10 be 6led up in October. At present we leave the
aggregates for the time to the invesga Of those
interested. With the fact before US that in the
three first years the expansion Of loaus reached the
highest point in August, and the lowest point in
October, il would be folly to suppose for mo nen:
that we shoul1 e.cape similar movement at th
same time the present year. There Is every reason
to believe that greater contraction will take place
this year. betseen August and October, than last.
The expansion Is now larger than ever before known
and the decrease in deposits il likely TO be larger
during the early fa months. The crops in all parts
of the country are reported 10 be unusually abund
ant. AT the West the surplus grain crop of last
year. added to the growth OF the present year will
give an immense volume OF produce TO be moved.
The advancing prices ut the closc Of last year in
duced msny 10 hold, aud they held too long. They
were obliged 70 bold over by the turn In the market;
and the surplus OF last years crop In frs. hands Is
PROBABLY larger than ever before. This, with the
enormous yield the present ason. makes 1t parti
cularly beccssary for the farmers to realize. The
possibility Of any advance in prices OF consequence
is put to rest ny the great supply, and the probab
ty therefore, is that the movements Of grain at the
IVES, daring tho approaching fall win bcpriicn.
lsily active. That prices Will be remuneratye, we
have no doubt ana that the anxiety 70 realize will
be universal. IL bcy ond question. This must give
great activity 10 money, aud no lack for a rapid
reduction IN cur bank deposits from this csuse
alone.
The expectation Of specie FROM this por, lest week
was comparatively limitci as viii be stea by the
annexed table
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We should jucve from this that the bank returns,
on MONDAY. world show q specie reserve under
twelve million OF dollars
A. VI. Nicolays regular &c ni-weckly an ,tion sale
OF stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next
At half past II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
The anfhrac. ,e coal trade IL tolerahIy active aud
shows IN the aggregate, by the three principal lines
li05l4 tons for the week. The schuylkill Naviga-
tiou Company, for the week ending on Thursday,
brought down 30 322 tons and for the season TO the
same date. ca 900 tons 10 the same date last year
The Reading Railroad brought down for the week
ending on Thursday, 81 ,727 tons, and for the yea
lsss qli tons, against y47O,32l tons TO the same
date last year. viii be seen that the supply from
the schuylkin region ia lle,2O2 tons short Of the
amour, sent 70 market last year TO corresponding
date. The canal shipments on the Lehigh Nayiga.
tion for the week ending on Saturday last were &c
duced bys partial suspension In the landing
boats from the occurrence Of high water. They
amounted 10 only 2s4se tons aud for the season 20
e2o35s tons, sgsnss ss3 O3] tons TO sane time la,
year. ON the Jebish Valley Ra,lro,d coal t-ana
portation vas, for The week, 1851 tons for the
rear. eoI34 tons. Vessels continue scarce AMI the
trade, IN consequence, without much animation.
The value Of general merchandise imported ipt,
thia port during the week ending and in ludinu ri.
day August 1b, 1856, was.............., s25si iO5
Fore "a dry goods. ..,....'..,,,.,,..".. sos3 ~
raai inyor,s,ions. ................... ss,5gs :.
Tho exports in The same time we're az
eotgsy -tcnorai merchandise Of iSis9T
- 1,Jl6. 501
c..sa s,ggsrs eyer s4pOrts..,.....e. t'os5,771
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BILLIARDS.


DriIARD TABLES, TRIMMINGS OF EVERY KIND
ID I'll essential connected with game
~ b,igrds had at the mauufactory OF OCONNfpR
CoLIrNDER g. Ann street -Four good second lxbiss
for sais
fNHfNrSE BILLIARD ROOMS. FXTRA-kNy AVA.
" eur billiard player WIN may make The atRes ruu a bf
arda between August 10 aud September 30 1886 ~ ha
Chinese Ecoms vii be presented ~ propreors with a
srinddy eravcd SILVER pitcher, which how be SEGA AZ
the Alos
IurRoyFp BILLIARD TADIEs AEI1 crsGToys--rX.
tented February ~ 1856 warranted rnahematscay
reel ani ,asscs cgr esstsyn 81 seaspn- - s.'e
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MATRIMONIAL.

A yot No. INTERESTING WIDOW. JUST RETURNED
N from california Il DESTROYS Of forming the acquaintance
suuc respectable Young gentlemen with view rlari
mo NJ having acqunnisnces In this city, takes Hs
cshr forming The acquaintance OF gentleman who
possesses good qualities and strict morals Money no object
address for week. Mrs. Charney Broadway Post occ
A GENTLEMAN. 90 YEARS OLD. GOOD LoOK,yG
~ ant Of fair aainmens AZ merchant, desires life
partner IN he person Of lady ~ fortune address Dorr
BrCokyn Post oHcc stating whcr - interview be hal
A GENTLEMAN AGE Tf'r-Ty, or FREDERICKSBURG
~ appearance, engaged u highly rec - lie business
which will VI few yield bin AL mild fortune II
s'rous o forming nouia Alliance wh ADJ T. wing
ame money n her command Any aay matrimonial ' ~
eli 81 wil gad nc advertiser a. eligible .f,et 81
will be strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Piea = ~
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