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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24

A NOVEL TELEGRAPH MEETING.-The di-
rectors Of the New York and Washington
Magnetic Telegraph Company were to have
hail a meeting in New York last week, but
were prevented by the Instructions on the
railroads. This did not, however, prevent
the directors from communicating with each
other, for the Baltimore Sun says:
At the appointed hour tho president took
the chair in Philadelphia, and the directors
in Washington, Baltimore, Wilmington, and
New York promptly answered to the call OF
the roll, when the business commenced
Resolutions were proposed, and motions were
made in one city, and seconded and debated
in the others with as much promptness as
though all had been present in one ROOM
In the course Of about two hours the busines.
was transacted, a dividend declared, and the
meeting adj ourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a~- TRIBsMAR-The Great European
~ DiscOVeTy.-Protected by Royal Letters
Patent OF England, and secured by the seals Of the EoOle
do PhArmacie de Paris, and the Imperial College
Medicine, Vienna.
TRlESMAR No. lis the remedy fOrgeneral sr4 10.
cal debility, loss Of Virle power, premature decay, and
all the distressing consequences arising nom an early
abuse, &c. Its effects are enieatiOus la youth, manhood
and old age; the virile powers would not become i'm
paired, even IN the DseIise Of Life, u the IresmHr were
universally adopted; all physical impedinenis sanish
like magic before its influence, thus rendering lie use n
valuable TO those entering the marriage state.
1RIESAAR No. ~2-COmpletel and entirely eradi
Gates all traces Of those disorders which cOpaNia and Gu
bebs have so long been thought an anudOte for, 10 the
rum Of the health Of 8 vast portion OF the population
TRIESMAR No. SIS the great European remedy for
that class Of disorders which unfortunately the English
Physician treats with mercury, 10 the inevitable destrue-
ton Of the patients constitution, and which all the Sar-
saphrilla in the world cannot remove.
TRIKSAAR Nos. !, 2 and are alike devoid cf taste
or smell and ali nauseRting qualities. They may lie on
the toilet table without their use being detected.
Sold ia tin eases at IS each, divided into separsi edOSos
as administered by VElNeau, Lallelmand, Roux, De.
To be had wholesale and retail OF Mr.. H. A. BAE
ROW, No. 81 Green street., RsGr CGA0l, New YORK, spe-
eialy appointed by the Proprietor and Phtenlee a.
Agent for the United States, and every other HaFt Of
America. Immediately on receiving a remittance Mr..
BARROW will forward tho TriesmAr 10 any part Of the
world, securely packed, and addressed according 10 the
instructions OF the writer.
More Retail Agents required. Terms cash.
Oct p d&w 3m
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New York Book Notices.

OUff-Zb5 BT0adNdg, wv 10Fh-
LIFE or FERNANDO WooD-By DosALD hscLEOD.-
New York: o. r. Parsons, Publisher.
The subject Of this Biography, during his connection
with the Municipal Government Of New York, has
achieved a wide spread reputation throughout the en-
Ire Union by his energetic action and zeal in the cause
reform. The amount of good that may be accom-
plished by a single officer, in the administration OF public
Justice, Is fully eSemplined in the career of Mayor
Wood. Every a. aIable means has been secured By
Macleod 10 make the book entertaining and insirue-
live. ian N dNwl
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An ADMissIoN.-The Boston Courier, ii
speaking of the sub-treasury, says:
ave are of the opinion that it has been
the means of preserving to the United States
an average of nearly twenty millions of hard
money, which, but for the establishment Of
this ndependcnt-treasury system at the time
it was formed, would not now have been pres
ent in the county,"
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&The friends of o. i. Torbett, Esq, by
communication in the Sentinel, have recon-
mcnded him as a suitable person to represent
this District in the Congress of the United
States. Mr.. IT'S a lawyer aud politician OF
some eminence aud talent. We abide the
decision of the District Convention. Shelby
viHe Volunteer.
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Fusion, K. N, Temperance Decsney.


The following is a correct copy OF a letter,
enclosing a ten dollar bill on the Bank OF
Gallipolis, received yesterday by Judge Per-
kins. The letter is postmarked Lawrence
burgh, and we suppose the author may be
considered a fair specimen Of the blackguard
crew who are now yelping in full cry at the
heels of Judge p:
January the 2lst, 1856.
Dear scar itak the opsrtuny 10 ia form you that the
people Of the State holds you a. abasc Desyer aud the
great prOyidce has Sotamark on You tho same he Did
on cane when he Kid his brOthe that nnInan should Kill
you and the Sins may be greater than YOU can bar for
YOU have change blessing into curses no greater pawper
Can be found than Judg purkins in the town Except the
devil he Crowns the whole no one in ten Commands a
sole the devel aud Judges unite together and swere ale
gianees To each other you skin the Converts Of the
Church ieare you not ! am on the perch there scarce "a
man la all the nation or throughout the whole Creation
some good traits there may abound except Judg pur-
kins few are found; the devil and oil Of his imps have
bot you with the tears Of mothers aud children you have
rob them Of the blessing that god has Civ them YOU had
better lement for god has sed cursed Is hs hoo put the
cup To his nabOr mouth; then scar whear do yOu stand
on the brink OF hl and the next blunder YOU max la
hl yOy tumble in for the gates OF bel ~ Opin 10 reclN
you for your mission Is very near To an end think that
You had better have a coat OF tar an fethers and I think
that Is 10 good for you or To be hung as hamen on
the gallas and when ded buried 50 deep in deg radiation
the hands Of resurrection cant rsaeh yen 40 send you ten
dollars 20 pay your way to hell for think you can by oil
OF your gin ON the road from indiana to hell no moro al
presentif you want 10 send a Letter send V TO -
sTbe words which follow are too disgustingly obscene
10 be placed ia print.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24

MA writer in the Sentinel Of Tuesday
morning, recommends Hon. q. Il. Torbett, Oi
indianapolis, as a candidate from the Sixth
District for Congress. Mr.. Torbett is a firm
advocate of Democratic principles, n talented
and energetic young man, aud would make q
valiant fight with Know-nothingism and Abo.
litionism.-Las0renoeJaryh Register,
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Mitchell's New National Map.

TIME subscriber has just issnep a me Copper-Plste
Il Nap OF Che United States, Mexico, centrut America
and The sandwich Islands, on n larger scale than any
Map heretofore published, embracing the same extent OF
territory. In the construction OF this work, the most au-
thentic and reliable information mas been collected Al
great labor aud expense, forming the most eonplete
Map Of the United states and adjacent countries e1tant
VIII be sold exclusively by subscription.
:. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
L. = phnsxal,hf.
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OF The printers of Yincennes celebrated
the anniversary Of Franklin's birth day on
the 18th in fine style. The venerable Ethu
Stout, the oldest editor in the West, presided
on the occasion.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
RANK

LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
DNHIs Bank. formerly kcaled At WinemAck, has
i complied with the amended act regulating Free
BANKS. Its circulation Is e. cured by stocks taken al Ia
per cent. less than there present value In New YORK
thereby securing there redemption beyond all question
NJ d dOuGn1nn Iraaanrar AInla
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
PILESl PILES!! PILESttt

A RE you suffering with the Piles inwardly or out
~ wardly f-lf 80, use Dr. r celebrated re-
medles-warranted 10 cure in all casos. n you have
the Piles outwardly, ask for a box Of DR.. De ointment,
only 50 cents. II you have the Piles inwardly, ask for a
box OF DIR. DIS pills, only 50 certs.
Principal once, &c Naesau-street, New York.
VIII be sent 10 any part Of Tho United States.
Ian % DIV 6m
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
FRANCIS sALTER, M. D., NJ. r. O. s. L q Z.
oGu1tet
27 Hond Sfrlrf. .Nkn Iork.

n. b. DIR. SALTRR will take pleasure In sending %
any address his letters, rs published on these subjects,
and feels II net unreasonable 10 hope that a thoroughly
scientific education, acquired ~ an attendance ef several
years Of the Universities and Hospitals Of Europe, has
placedit In bis power 10 make many desirable sagges-
ions. noe d&w3m
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Seventh Congr essional District.

The Democratic Convention, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for Congress
in the Seventh Congressional District of Ind
will be held at Greencastle, oil Thursday, the
18th day of June next.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
w. NJ. FRANKLIN, Chairman.
Papers in the District are requested Il
| copy. d2&w2.
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NWHY MARRIED WOMEN SUI

a -WHY MARRIED WOMEN SUI
Hg FER IN HEALTH.-The Married
Woman,s Private Medical ompoaEo
by DR.. A. NJ. MAURlCEAU, Professor 90 Diseases OF
Women. One Hundredth Edition $4,000 Ismo., PIP
$50.
A standard work Of established reputation, found class
ed In the catalogues Of the great Trade Sales OF New
York, Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold oy the
principal Booksellers In the United States.
livery woman can here discover, by eompaf. IL her
Eown symptoms with those described, the nature,
character aud cause Of her complaint, and be spared
ness OF making known to, or making inquiry OF, a ply
sician In respectto the numberless ailments 70 which she
Is subject. The wife about becoming n mOhe lhas offer
need OF nstrueton and sdviee In respeettoh her situation
which she will here ind. This book tells her what Il a Q
matter, and tells her whatto.dofor IL, In simple but chaste
words, and such as she can understand.
Those suffering from distractions OF Irregularities Pc
sahart 70 ths female system, or from proiegsss Htsci qsl-
is Pegesthe means OF prevention, amelioration, and re-
Much distress OF mind. as we'll az acknowledgements
ly, might be saved 20 every husband, II the simplestfsws
appertaining 10 the marriage state were better under
stood. That they are not better understood Is tracoable
10 that natural and almost commerdable sensitveness
that will rather suffer than consult or converse with even
a medical man In respect TO complaints peculiar 10 the
female only.
In copy of"TAe Married Woaas's Medical coz-
PdHtos," oyey female has a physician that knows and
describes her every symptom, feeling and ailment, and
which she can consult at all times without yiOlsnce TO
her sensitiveness.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in Dayton, Ohio.
DAVros, May I, 1871.
been percepubly sinking for some three years or more
In consequence OF great anguish and suffering some
months before and during confinement; every sueeee-
sive one more and more debllitated and Frustrated her,
putting her life In imminent danger, and which was on
the lost occasion ~despaired Of Isupposed that this state
of things was Inevitable, and resigned myself 10 meetthe
worst. l heard your book highly spoken Of, as contain
Ing some reaching my case. On is receipt and perusal
| cannot express TO you the relief II Afforded my distress
cd mind, and the JOY lie pages impaired 10 my wife, on
learning that the great discovery Of n. NJ. Desomeaux
provided a remedy. ~itopenei a prospect 10 me which
little conceived was possible. Eat for this, ere another
year would have passed over my head, in all human pro
liability my wife would have been Ia her grave and nv
children left motherless.
NYUpoat the receipt Of One Dollar, "THR MARRIED
WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIONS IL
sent (mailed free 10 any part of The Usited States, the
Canadas, and British Provinces. All letters must be
post paid, and addressed to DIR. b. M. MAURICRAU,
box 1924, New York City. Publishing Once, No. ls9
Liberty Street, New York. oe 81 d& v3m
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ofF>THE immense mass Of testimony In favor OF
Ho0fand's German BItters, c~0nvinees us that
the article is all that IL is represented 10 be, and In con-
sequence, we advise a trial of Il by those afflicted with
diseases for which 1t is commesd
X. CHATFIELD, Esq, said;
LOWELL, Dodge CO., Wis, Nov. ], lsSI.-"0ver a yeai
ago l sent some money to you from Canada, and receiv-
ed some Of your German Bitters, which used and found
great relief from. My health has improyed 10 such a de-
gree, that ! am again able 10 attend 10 my business. A
large number of d~yspepties In this neigbborhood have
had TO send TO Milwaukee for the medicine. An agent
here could sell large quantities, as | know Il 10 be a sure
cure"
Samuel Moore, Platteville, Wis; James l.. Manville.
Jefferson, Wis; Hold IN. Kemp g. Co, Janesville, Wis;
and others In that State, have also expressed their great
confidence In the virtues OF the Bilters.
SEQ advertisement. Ian 10 dim
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24

A. L. VOORHEES,, WILLIAM ROBSON,
X. p. UNDRRHILL- X. G~RkENLEAF.
Now Firna-
NEW
HAVING II
City Foundry and Machine Works,
located In IndiAnspolis,)
~ thai We will hencsfo1h conduct The business on =
much more extended scale, snd are prepared al any and
ali time. 20 furnish STEAM ENGINES ofany size, UP
G. HORIZONTAL, OF ~OSCILLAflNG with vERr
HEAVY IRON BKD FRAsEs. cast or rroHRh IroE ShOfs,
All rHs LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Specimens OF which
can at any time be seen at the Works
BOILERS, CHIMNEYs, &e-
OF any Kind and size can always be furnished Al short
notice. Also, manufacture 10 order nt abor notice any
and ali Kinds OF BEARING for MILLS
Also, sash and Muley Mills, which. with our patterns &C
the most improved water wheels, ADDED 70 our expert
enee aud the facilities we have for doing work, enable
us 10 build MILLS for either STEAM or WATER which
CANSOT BIZ SURPASSED by any other parties
We manufacture and keep on hand eel
ebrated FL~oUR-PACKlNG H
Railroad Companies wanting castings for fheir roads,
OF repair shops, or A WHEELS either separate OF In
pair, can be accomplished AT shon nouoe, h2a Also
other parties wishing any other castings- our Asnufse-
turine Departmentis under the control and personal su-
peryi-iOn OF Mr.. ~GREENLEAF, whose reputation ~ a
MASTER MAcnxIsT h sufficient 10 satisfy ~ persons
who know him az 10 the quality % our WORK
We have set out with a determination 10 improve The
mschineu Of the country, a. Car A. he. in our power 70
do 80, from our own experience and the improvements
Of others; any OF which We VIII Introduce, when We are
satisfied that la So doing We render our machinery mote
valuable 10 The purchaser. And we hope a iiberai pub
lie will sustain ns With their patronage.
~UNDERHIIIs ~GRERSLEAF. co.
ian 70 d6w3m
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r.. HOE & co.'s
EXTRA CAST STEEL SAWS.

EXTRA CAST STEEL SAWS,
PATENT GRoUND
Price 70 " In,4o les -, 40 ass
Size l. 10 e 20 = =
Size. - 80 - 81 % rs
Price l2O0 H.OO 1850 1880 $500 HOo
Size. % 81 &C. Is %
Price 49, 300 1000 1000 1000 1000
Price =. :. 5000 1900 5000 $500 5000 $500
Their saws are hardened and tempered and are ground
and finished by machinery designed expressly For the
purpose, and are therefore much superi0rtOt those ground
In the usual manner, sc they are strengthened and sif-
ened by increasing them In thickness regularly from the
emitting edge 10 the centre, consequently do not become
heated or buekled, and produce a great saving In tim
Der.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mi, Piiand crOss-
cut Saws, and Billet Webs, Of superior quality, all OF
which they have for sale, or they may be Obtained % the
principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and Canada. X. HOE & CO,
- A. a ~ w.
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NOW READY-THIRTEEETH EDITION or THE
BATTLES OF THE CRIMEAl
DIX as
32l BROADWAY.


LATELY III PARK PLACE, NEW YORK,
HAVE In press, and will prblish. January 23d By the
or in England,
JOURNEY IN THE
SEABOARD SLAVE STATES,
By Frederick Law 0lmsted.
One volume, u mo. 725 pages with wood cuis.
Price 81 SO.
This work j. written In the quiet, candid. good-hu-
mOred, and manly style which rendered the authors
previous narrative OF travel 30 widely popular. The
descriptions Of Southern Life and Scenery are pictur.
esqne and dramatic. AndQuch more detailed and sccu-
rate than those Of moAnether writer's. The hook, IA
fact, offers just that kind Of information about the South
and is Institutions, which The publiSnow demands less
Of what Is extraordinary and exceptional, and more Of
that which illustrates everyday lie and general char
aeter, than has been before attempted. In matters 81
controversy, the authOr IL careful and coureous, buf
expresses HE own conclusions frankly and uumisaka-
bly,. -
The Southern cuirvaior
have :" greater influence Gu the minis of 49,
Uncle Toms Cabin has had. -
The New York Daily Times says Of Is " This uork
will he by far the best vet published on The subIeu-"
The New Orleans Delta observes Of The author -
Z" Prcjudeed as his opinions were, no was nota wIlfuily
dishonest man or an unfair writer. We would welcome
a few more men Of his calSse among us-prejudiced,
bui manly and hcnest." jan % d&w 3m
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Jan. IO-P. Nj.
The steamship America arrived here this
evening with advices from Europe to Jan. 3.
Brown, Shipley & Co. quote breadstuffs as
generally unchanged and dull; Western Canal
Flour Ais; Ohio AS sd. There is but little spe-
c~ulative demand. Yellow corn 42s Cd; mixed
do Ais Cd.
The question Of peace or war was yet undo
cided, but the prospect of peace were not so
bright. Russia raised obstacles; the Cars re-
ply was expected Jan. 18th.
The rates of money were advancing and the
bullion in the Bank Of England decreasing.
BosroN, Jan. Is.
The schooner Blue Bell, from Deer Island, for
Baltimore, is ashore near Edgarton, and has
bilged. The schooner Helen Mar, from Al,x.
andria for Boston. is ashore at Holiness Hole.
She lies easy and is leaking but slightly.
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DANk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Report Of the
ID Condition Of tho Indiana Stock Bank, al Ia Pore,
oth e fix months preceding the FIRST OF January, IsS5.
ASsRTC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-09
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Z e 4 + STATE OF II OuIsTAEA,

II T., z55 STATE or LOUISIANA.
DE tE9 e 2s14 at o ts fi ay o
- The month Of Ap n year Of our Lord one Thousand
Before me- Richard Brennan Notary Public in and for tho
Parrish Of Orleans and State Of dy
WsnS Ns6Fs ssfss s1nss H
Gamertlen J: #. HaFsagfn, VIM Whtlork trustee John
s sss.B SsSs
bis VIE Mary taverse Oliver Pales representing liz wife
Fama M s m 'ss a
NV aS G M os sn pIy d and e Go
Eu 5s gassh Ills Stats aad bs s
VIII x s sss s. , s @ sa pn aoe
or the organization sorporqns for works Of public i'm
e s y s ss @ F
@ s 5 ap afE HI haa epss hs
cd Themselves md other persons who may b. Joined
Tss9rs they require Notary to sgse the PR5
~ %bsE q It AMI
Lqq;aes ~ SesS ss%Sss lie domo Of
S h. s5s as
he reon a 1 G q na M bP9k Of sue
f for hs pa Isl Of oans and
in newspaper published in the city Of New Orleans once
and end on tie ftet day Of September year thou
ssG s hHsh e. f9 s Gopa is the officer upon
whom citation other process against the Company shall be
capital stock Of sad Company j. aSed The m Of
eighty @ sonrs a me- n ss II q hs s
in amount Of lie sockhoders shall increase
nr e ao in sarss Of one thousand dollars en payment
for each are Of said eighty shares of stock shall be as follows
Fifty per cent Of each share subscribing and ten per
S9 nns % s pen as a tie & per
day e August and ye g cent on a the as st d OF Sep
5 The whole business altTs and management & the con
Managers subject tie supervision Of the stockholders at all
6 Said Directors shall DO respectiyey
the Agent the other rs the Manager Of these Rshtd Bart
S ts Il SaR snsqn +
vacancies who shall BE- subject such ss and regulations as
o s Gs 5s s b S fa2' Of
strueon after shall active operation Of ne Agent
s he aa IT, II soest lie
s sieS ivy py ali coming due BY said
ration keep proper books for the business Of
fhs f5S SPa her e v
t Dc ssS IL S re- q f s ssa
shall also keep transfer book for the transfer Of stock and ~
s spsnsd by e Maaase axis H be
the M ss DC to m o sSf nd
onen centpm 81 monies he shal receive md the
shall Of said corporation except for the pay
@ r M @ to The a s as tho sone
by him herein declared be follows to
s Of tie Doe bseks aid the
and of the well as of the mechanical ope
9th. The said linn Il Hughes yalet.e Co, wiz have the
noes Of f o % maSs in @ ala
guarantees tie sid Association The full ,etes s of 9skos at
on ali vessels going into the Dock Of The Company subjee
rates 70 not
from
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The ny Of docking and undocng VESSELS will be charged az
s az St the q t po IT os ss"ss
such less rates they WISH making good however, to this
i5s hughes yass 4 shall conform
ilsh said Jim of Hughes Vaes O. s.a b. entitled
vii! be in aIlt9r the the ls1 2 Of 50 doing i7
the land for the building Of the dock now
Of erection BY them for the account Of ia ogs1her
commodatio when launched well The accommodation Of
ceSe term years computed the frst
DAY. oeGhs m pa A @ M rio 9 E a s q
years, then they shall be entitled for the of said lands fair
ts spe rn S Iea re
may be for e s s s s n that
= III The said firm Of Hughes, vaette Co. shall make to
ih ANY three stockholders time have the power
stockholders each share shall eout yoe and in all eases
sOcibo1der shall ever be IaSs responsible CO..
s'%Rs'y Wien NJ &c snsss %TsS H
It'll k + s
lie b fSed By the sosledsrs 9. s,-
sd aer payn rs deb dvide the
an sa Be g
in T asne I'D I
pefer Witnesses who hereto signed their together
with said appearers and i me Notary: nad
R 81 W sHmasr s ten s sSaEs,.
f F. r0 gsc e. J five s fRagss shares,
| Fredlk Camerden, shares.
| VIM Wh.lock, Trustee, one share.
| +. j. Hart & Co, five shares.
4: converse, for his vile, Mary Converse, Oh share
Hanel Johnston, by H. b. Summer, Atty, two shares
Gldden, Marshall u Co., one share
g. P Pames for H S f nsE paes a one share
A. j, Whitmore, for Mrs. Ellen Robinson, shares.
~. Whitmore, for Mrs. Mary Ann Alien, one share.
a. j Whitmore, for Mrs. Fanny Ruiz one share.
A. Whitmore, for Mrs. C. Davis, one share
| EDW'D 0. WILLARD.
thereby certify the foregoing be copy the original
let Of ssoa ny current aEstsE r fGit whereof
myl6 4. Brennan Not, Pub,
ID VOORHEES,, GR1GGs ( CO.,
my9 Is Tchoupioulas street.
ANDLEs2ooo boxes shlIito's fa1l weight for by
| mYl5 10 TehoupStoulas street
CA1T-ls,5oo BUSHELS SALT, CARGO OF SHIP AS
m :Ss '" j. Il AsHHRncE 90 IN Common street
INsE1D OIL-2io bbs and 10 casks Raw, and 81
IL boiled hnseea OIL landing anf toE fl SH S
jels u Magazine street
CAULKTNG EIALLETS AND IRON-A good
" assortment just received and for sale by
ALFRED kEARNY,
jet l0t ,..z 70 Magayine street
WH1sKY-o 1es pssGy s!aE 81 sss 9yc
my29 If TGhoupitoulRs street
good assortment n TsESTa aGa do% Go
! myI corner Of Canal and New Levee.