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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

81. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FWEHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully On
usrns travelling community that he n
hna leased Hotel During past
thoroughly cleaned and otherwise improved aud will
be omen for 10 reception Of guests the 18th nss
RATE OF BOARD - 50 PER DAY. s---
formerly First Class Hotel, and pledge
shall bs paid maintain its good
reputation comfortable home ts old and
Cd am CHAS. l.
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MEAs surrendered herself to the City Police Jail
Il the 10th of December last, the negro woman sA-
RAH feet high has smallpox marked on her face
is about IS years old Says she belongs Mr.. Browning
living In the Third District.
The requested to call and claim said slave
cording TO law. y. BLANCHARD,
EiaS IT. 42ss Keeper City Police Jail.
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HEAs surrendered herself siokly condition, to the
III City Police Jail on the 1sth Of December last the
negro girl EMILY feet inches high is about rs
years old Says she belongs to Mr. Charles Rvere living
on Claiborne street, Second District,
The requested to call and claim said slave
eording to Law. BLANCHARD,
ia3 M 4E#R SE$ Keeper City Police Jail.
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TNNTAs brought to tho City Police JAIL on the 22d
wv inst, the mulatto boy JOHN; is 8 feet inches
high; Is crosseyed the left about 20 years old.
says he belongs DR.. VIM Harper living in Natches
Mississippi The srequested to call and claim said
slave according to law. L. PLANCHARp,
N dec27 lot Keeper City Police Jail.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.

,.
COMMON COUNCIL, |
City Of New Orleans, December Slst, 1855.
AN ORDINANCE preventing eve niSe The deposit of nui-
sances OF all kinds IN any other part of the city than
the nuisance wharf.
this ordinance, it shall moi be lawful for any person
persons TO deposit in part of the city except at the
nuisance wharf, any manner of nuisance, manure,
filth otfns, Btid matter of whatever nature under
penalty of $40 for every load so deposited, recoEera-
bic before any court of competent jurisdiction.
Be 1t further ordained, That II shall be the duty of
the several officers of the city connected with the Po
lice and Street Commits sioners Departments, to cause
10 be arrested all parties so offending; and that the
vehicles which SAID nuisance matter is being con-
veyed shall be detained until said fine shall be col |
lecied for the use OF tine city. \
President Board of Assistant Aldermen. |
TSiepedl J. j. IUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December 81, 1855
jail St [signed] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
- CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE
City OF New Orleans, Jan'y 5: 1852 !
No 2519
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and is hereby in
sructed to sell after tendays notice in the official jour
nal the contract for furnishing the materials and run
ming The draining machines of the 4h secion LIST and
4h Districts, as per specifications on file in the Sur
approval of the adjudication by the Common Council.
[Signedl L. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved December o. 1855.
d24 [Signedl JNO. l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, 18th
inst, will adudicate al my office, at II O'Clock, NJ,
The above contract.
ja3td .. DEBuYS. Comptroller.
COMPTROLLERtS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May l, 1855. !
Resolrea That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
Tertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 142 approved
March go 1884 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred TO- GSignedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedi L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
[Signed] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers OF the city and OF the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
0. DE BUYS,
I my1gtf COMPTROLLER City of New Orenns
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NswOrlenns La. st
vERMIFUGEs.
Winsr's canadian,
SHain'E
Perry's Dead Shot,
JaynsB's Tonic,
Kerl's, 49,.
B. A. Fahnes.ock'a,
McLAns'u
BALsAMs aCoUGHREAiEDlE!
Wissar'RBnlsam Of WildChsrry,
Hastings ERptha,
Sherman'H BAlsan,
Buchan'u Hungarian, ...-
Davia'a Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch snck's Prlmonic Syrup,
Nav England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew E1pectorant,
HALLS Bslssm,
Swaym'sSyrup ofWild Cherry.
AYERS Cherry Pectorat,
Tsylor'a BALKAN Liverwort,
Jayne, "a Erpectotant,
WinBr'sElecamphlne,
Rogsrs'Livorwort and Far,
Mrs. Gardiner's Liverwort,
s.ablsr'sCherry EIpeciorans,
LoIion's Indian do
Or. RoRs's do,
SARSAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. .Towaserd's,
Sands's,
OldJscobTownasnd''
Carpenters,
Wyncoop'.,
Bakers.
Graelenberg's
Briatol'I
auyuott's Yellow Dock.
PLAsTERB.
Well'sSirengthe
Ewen'eSsrengthenint
Jew DaVid's OF Hebrew,
Daisau's,
Knspp'aIndiar
Alcost'sPorous,
Grif1l.h'hAdhesive,
Holloway'aArniet
LINIhlENTS.
Mexican Muutang,
Fnrrell'aArabinr
ButIsr'aSeryeand Bone,
Hunt's,
Hayaa's,
~,-rs Tobias'nvenotiaI
| Houe'aNerve and Bone,
| KsilinKer'B,
Gardeners,
Bartino'sHoYa
Merchnnt'BGargling,
Cherokee,
jayne
| AGUEREMEDlES, ETC. lie
| Oagood's Indian Colleague,
Rowand'sTouic Mi1tIra,l
| sni.h'a Tonic Syrup.
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Fabrifugs,
! Vegetable Febritags.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
| Bryan ZAP ulmon;c Waters,
Locock's Pnlmouic WaferB.
| HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Losstt's Wahpene or Hair Glcs
Barry'tTrlcophSrous,
| Lyon's Katharlon,
Boyle'a Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'a fIairlnvigo.s.or,
Jayne'a Hair Tonic,
Van Deuser's Wahpene.
Loudon's0riental Hair Tonic,
Hslsl'sEAu LustrEle,
Oldridgs's Balm ofColumbia,
Railways Cireasaihn Baim.l
| sg% PANACEAS.
Swsin'I, Houck's,
Caiisn'sIndinn Vegetable,
LonsleyiH Great Western. g..
| OINTMENT AND SALVES.
DalIsy's Magical PainExtracsor,
Professor Holloway's Ointment,
Mehflister's AL HcsIing,
Breoks'B Magic Salya, Pryor'aPi II
Gray's, HNrison's5pecitic,
Trask'sMagnstic, Judkin'a,
Louds n'sAll-Haa Hussin,
| ' OILS.
Ruzhton'a Cod Liver Oil,
IcNair'aAcouBtic, Scarpa'n do,
Sritiah, Harlaem.
| BTTTERS.
Mo1at's Phoenix, Rlak y 'shrcmatl
| WOLFE'S AROMATIC
| U Druggiais and Merchants
contained in the abovs rstaioSu
calling or sending :heir orders q I
extensive assortment OF GENU
United States, and at the lowest
| y. w
| GENUINE i
| ma II No. II
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KNIAs brought to tbs City Police Jail on the 22d of
" December last, the Light mulatto boy TOMMY,
elias ANTOINE. saya he belongs to Mr. Yalsn Marmil-
Ion living in ST John Baptist parish Said Antonea
feet inches high is about 20 years old.
owner isrequested to call and claim said slave
cordtng to law. d. BLANCHARD,
#jaS Ibt. 55.5t5s Keeper City Police JAIL
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WV inst, the mulatto JOSEPH, is S feet inches
high has cut the left shoulder ia 40 years old Says
no belongs to Mr. Ramsey, rattbman. Black River,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

N WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
I'D GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
they nuppy Drugssa end Doaosa Popreto lowest
Nv General Depot Special Agency Me- ISL chaosutrss,
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The owner Is requested to call and claim said slave ac
cordipg to law. Il. BLANCHARD,
dec2T 15t Keeper City Police Jail.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

,TNTEW ORLEANS, JACK EEESS Az ESssssgssggss3
y SON ANpsREAT NORTHERN seq "a
RALRUAD Depot Caope Greet OF Clara street.
the New R8sin.
PASSENGER TRAINS lesves the city daily A. NJ. Reaches
osykA at P III, Leaves Oyka dsy M Reaches the
city n. Passengers received landed all nseTmedsta
atAtiont.
FAREEour cnts per mile each Children and servants
half price.
FREIGHT TRAIN from City 0sykn and all utermadiats
stations every Tuesdav Thursdsy and Saturday. and from
ainIsmsiate Acnlay
"Wednesday aud Friday.
fs Tirka ssred applications moderate price,
ar Eseuts Tickets hat pee station the Ioad,for
p8seebguls Gt aud returning the same day, -
GEO. H. HAILEHukS T. Gen' sipsrt.
Tri.WeekIy Line of Stages 10 Jackson, Miss.
ID ENl0VAL-The undersigned has removed
n 10 No Up,on street. ChaHB ard Caronde!e
Streets where ne his whole lime to hs professional hna
ree IS an Attorney Law Notary Public and Commissioner for
oS anis A. " - ~ WM. CHRISTY,
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Esirst District Pound.
brought NJ the First Distrct Pound Oh pfy
AIDES street, batRaen julia and Girod streets, ~

AS brought ~ the First Dstrict Pound on Dfs s
AIDES street, between Julia and dirod streets, -
ons shs Goat white BODY and face and black
ons sIe Goat white BODY ana face black nseE jaws
5 both ears cropped. 81 5.,
One Black she Goat, white on nose and ta. NJ h
which, ii not claimed within ten days ana the expenses
thereon paid be sold at public auction, y sala
on MONDAY, the i LTD inst, ut 10 o'cack5 y. ~.
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioners.
n New Orleans, January 8, 1880 > 4
MI, ets conduit I'D depot des Epaves du Premiere Dis
CONNIE epaves--# &s S5$ @
Islss machoires noiras OF iaunes.
ohevra ayat u corps ct 10 front blancs le ct
los Inachoirss nores, les oreilles eoonrtess.
Une heTra noire ayant du blanc au nsz ct Ia queue
ST ellie nest pas reeianees dams dix onrs ct les de-
penaes payses ele vendue enchere publiGne, al
dit depot, LUNnI lie IA conrant a 10 heures A. NJ.
8S5$ Cha AUG. IS. PHELPS.
Cpmmissaire des Rues.
taR MouveIe- Orleans, Janvier, 1866, ja4 8 IL
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'SMTAS5 brought to the City Police Jail on the Gath
Nv ult the grit boy DUDLEY is 5 feet az inches
high has cut the forehead about IS or 10 years
old Says he belongs to Mr. Joe Pummer living at Ocean
Springs, Jackson County, State Of Mississippi
The is requested to cali and claim said slave &C.
oording to law. e. BLANCHARD,
SE5ia8 Iht F5f59 KaeDer CITY Police all
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WETAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the Goth
a WV inst, negro girl CLEMENTISE; is feet II
inches high has of her front teeth but aged about
ia yaara Says abe belongs to Mr. Robertson living at
Lafayette Fourth District,
owner is requested to call and claim said slave &c.
eordiDg to law. i. BLANCHARD,
{. dec2T 1t Keeper City Police Jail.
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Goal! Coal!

Goal! Coal!
EB- SPENCER FIELD a CO..
~ Dealers In Pittsburgh Anthracite
American, Enelish and Scotch CAMEL COAL.
HFFICE-Cnrna tsndL
I'd EM0FED-W. Z. F. FRYER, INDIAN
a oEToR, hns permanently nstei his Mca aud Consul,s
ton oles No. 906 OLD LEVEE STREET between Barracks aud
Eananad9 er!S opposite the u Mint All city aud country
orders enci sing as paid sill be plncusy attended AMI
medicine, with directions no" by teun Of mail trse Of
postage. T' -
q oBse hons from O'Clock a. NJ, till O'Clock p, H.
Nav 0H La, 1875.
N.B.-Do not mistake ny number aud address, est
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SHAVE DEPOT, 1866 COMMON q. Go
~, 80 saNEEtETbe undersigned hna on hand will "a AZ
nap oostaG 2T for aaa or either Cash City Ac S&S
lnl assortment OF SLAVES, ~
o~ 49, anu = t-'> 49,
H@Tag leased the thres'orv dwelling No.
het ne a prepared to TrndeEs and
Slaves can be Obtained city,
III Particular attention will Iavs
THOMAS F. FRISBY, i56 Common street.
Fs,m ~; R fe re
ts9"s % Curry Person; J. c. Richard Bscki
d, y. Jocks & COT Watt Il DeSaues
n The HIGHEST cash PRICES psid for likely YOUNG
NEGRGES. E po7ly
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X e A D! r e A. ID!
BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX MANuF AcTORY OYSTER SHELL
LIME s'f TED FOR SUGAR MAKERS AND BUILDERS.
I 2 ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer of Billiard
a. rabies and Budr Eagle Mills ID Cont sires near
9 bxes 70, packages Of made to order snPeU
He N good mar es for making
a ding a. way on hand Dressed Fi6o aud Ceilings
lufn!ng for badrr Stores houses, pat repairs
nhae Oh the shortest by Il
y ire pnbIc are invited to call o6 iy--noss-
EAN ORGAN l. LEMAITRE, American %
4SA Coopers in General, street. New Or al "a
nintSs BARRELS Whoe half and qn'r'eSi lty|&X0
always Kept hand, -
doo,ut CIV ~ AA''HA"-
STEAMBOAT TRIMMING done wish dspatch, and On the
uf at 'eaHuENbe oil ly
A LC0HOL-l0Q bbls Boyle's 90 per cent
d.7 JOSEPH LANDS CO., 80 Tchoupoulas street.
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deols ~ y. PLANonARD, KaspeF City Police jan.
TWETAs brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
WV Of Nov. the black boy JOHN, is feet u inches
high about 20 years old he belongs to Capt Archy
Bryon, living on Red River, near Eatehitoehes. The
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81 Giles ne sont pas reciaes dams dix jours ct les
depenses pages, elles yandues renchere pub
liqne, au ait depot VENDREDI, 10 4 Janvier 1856 a
10 henres, A. III. 'S AUG. s PHELPS, u
5.5G{}z3a 81 CommisSaira des Rues.
N'le-Orleans, "a Dec, 1856. d25 81 jan4
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Y W. 7Eaf#E3 City Police jail. VI II7
EW7As brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th of
WV Decemhas last the grif boy EssE is 5 feet s
inches high two moes under the left eye is about 81
years DID, Says he belongs to Mr.. Hugh French living
at Vickaburg State of Mississippi.
The oWneE is requested to call and claim said slave &C.
pording to law. u. BLANCHARD,
ia 3 LIST Keeper City Police Jail.
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4 hANlEL EDWARDS, Successor to Tw1-
BILL EDWAEDS Nos 2s, 80 and 80 New Lovee aud 81
and 81 Fulton Street Of every dcrption Copper
making of Steam Trains Clarifying vaporang Pans Frerp
Juice Boxes and everything hppersaiHs to thu SugaIhouae
general Ga1geB, Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc., constantly hsnd.
He would
have been in uneces1i the plantations R.
Camp hessrs s. Harrison j. FoFsta Nelson Donelson
good Lawrence, W. il H. Saekhone Thomson Co. L. T.
eors.al olhis city; whom respectfully for u pacu
Lars,
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81 COMMON COUN Gil, 1
City5of New Orleans, Decemher29, 1855.
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u q etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Quatriema
ii District Jackson entire les rues Constance Lau-
rel. CONNIE epaTes-- n
Tros CabSis don't deux gont bRnes un les barbes ct
Fantre est conleur do creme.
Uue Cheyra nore, ayant chane au con, ct IN an
ouiyre ut aon CheVreau blanc noire tous deux
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The haf Undoubtedly, aYmPathy with
other parts body. This is The nth respect to
the irritation They give rite to other
Diseases and patients suffer ncrdibg wthont otTg w
of the caueo naady wilt giys cean rsIirf
in such casa Is B. a. whch will ievery
worm The free from all bHiopR
TakSTos, N. j., December s. 1854
NESsRS. 3. 4. FAHNFSTOCK q co. ..
Geu gave vial a FAhusock'a Vermlfage to two
nv chdsep other md it brought
away from them over a,g- they had
taken night, bus thay ssep well,
and are ANY WHO donhs this,
il Warren street. opposite the Glass HOUSE
Sold and retail By all the principal druggists and country
throughout the United States. dsi da vim
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ATE have yst hrsi Back and Fancy searh for
w sac los. Also aVsriely ef Scarf stocss-
Fcr sale ~ J. Il. McGiLL.
Lsiies' Nnt Gennemens Furnishing Store,
Ghs Cora.r sqaare aad Collegs street.
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NE w FIR 81.

II y. SE RGRN a "a. =. PEACH.
1 hiFe frrmet a partnership under thc nslne y
sad r e 4. } Sfahuiy Co ani tzken a. slock ~
tut s~nt ~ H. rvabury ia tuaprr's fiack -e24
Cherry htrrf ald sUuouuc 30 heir iFrnds ard ths gubc
ID hey prtpac1 % execute trsiptan af vera
"a ne PLUMBING bteiNtSs b. he nsti--t rosi sub
stsHtal mauneF. Icy vh - q farnish and CO u flH
TAR il the udsoass, yics Ihey resp 0ia'g soct
share 81 palic I.atFonags. ljanal
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MannI.rl uAunI.lll

Al ehtLluA. having resumed the MAHhLFfTwf'fN q
NJ. nusiHEss. ssieits BE ed firnos sna fhsA ,lI
puhr in nfra Who uay desire vofk 10 hs liar. -
O. fiFe hin cail at he fhop, corneF y Csurch IA
street and me Asslfile and VhsttNneoga Hailroai
Depot. o. Eit ksep eansinnty On hsnd supFly ~
n NDAIAhAFs, IoHhs Ac-, Of he hnesl liaii4n aHe
and akrrkntsa. scp1H-a
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TXTEKSIyE IMPROVEMENT

NN'F are r, iug Wa house. 40 a. iub Sqnare,
" vth th~ 40 era Improvements, ard % b IRE
pared b. le 1uta ieuraaft ioJ entire Nee -ock
of lBE Goo T. air,Ct lhc manu- ard "a tom
ca e. In New Work. q tlu and lair pha c1mpr, ~ a
much iarscr una Gu-r than las terettor
tce krH ty Our stpk wl &c mtIgr Ia egcry depart
urat 81 saucy aud sta lc Lry 6o1o
J. DUNCAN AGO
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II OAK TASNEn LRATili hELTisG.-- IRE suhssF-
her ogsrs iot Il uboat 80 heI q Trme oaf taaaed
ssathcF hsunF To- vdths fen b 50 iuehss, at eos
l. aahpriess efAsu terll aId psr 81 AtFly sos.
Eotg $50. b, ELxT.
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FINUE partrtrhip between the ieFgnsd Ia The nte
al syi- 0f j. ~. sr.ha c. dssoivf q ~ rsn-
fu % ruus t c 8.fi ut FIhrr ~ as El attend 10 lie
sstliias - o. she tustaess II q. i.te lrn.
;. sFABURY,
=. s. PEACH.
Iau3-H ~ 6EAhlRf.
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Agricultural Implements

ar uANGEACIU0EKS PRICES.
B. -. w II Ia Il II II
A. snd III keeP sn hsnd, - stsirs -
III Ia n. 7. Yralaana Narehcuse. fS~S,@@s-zzzzsS
Market street. srti Akslrtrd stock II M
Agreultaral and Horticultural ezassza1 = -
inplenents and Tcols -ash a. tor -sirfs, cgisiFA-
Pal - And Lever s4eks,l and hoaHzfuFnishing oeds
sAich he ui sell az Assgfartufurs' prirss, aigd
Ne has ais8 fsr saie GRAcs skkDe Ana ~ - noFfkR
KErTLtS lnl EiiEET ik0s Slows
Psrsons iu sant 4 fuo heFse Powers. fhssshes Nes
en- Es4 ere GeFu Shri r kc ei ssud IA itelrersvs
oEE attend aBFeEs ang A4i are Rst PrsFieasI
EassA asss-a
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IMPORTANT.
TO EV ERY DY.

nor The last three years have engaged busines,
Il known en'y myself and comparatively few hers,
whom have instructed for he Of 800 each VII c has
averaged tie Of from - 900 TO 5 coo annun
and ayng made srrdngeUen ia Europe next spring,
gage in business am desr'u' Of iVng fan
Instructions in the Art 70 every per on whO remt ne
the um Of 0EK oLLAa am in iuced from the success
have BEEN AvO ed with ard TIE many happy acknowe ge
ments h=ve received from hos have nstruc ed IN the
At, and who makng from 10 TO 30 per day, to
give every person chance into on Of this
utble meas Of making small fortune her IS no
about the bus here alluded to. Befeenc OF
TIE be class be regards It's character and can
also refer persons in ibiade pha well in this cry
who have within month"; embarked IN the business and
who viii testify that hey making $ 20 slo per day
tn II s. buiuess in which either ladies' or gen
emen and with per- c. ease make very hand
some come several ladies in varOns par a Pennsylya
MIA Narviand whom have intu I'd iD-ihs art, are
earing from 50 So PER dav. II iss GENTE tCsI-
and but lew hln reqrired 20 start Upon
ipt Of 81, vii .mmed ely send to the apphcan
printed circular containing f Instructions in the Art which
wll he perfectly erstUod upJn being on read.
Address 4. 7. PARSONS,
No. SIS, West 26 h street,
ian1C-1m SEw YORK.
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Haisnee Nsst Prufts ior tte year ........ 81 %
As unf4sofsils The AboEe sistsnsnf w srp~ay, As
Basrd,Fer thai snre he la instant
very nffegahie uut have hrsa Frrorted e
shth have deemed esns q order nqaifzsi0n
d tse afAiTs = TIE atd - The sEeey
eompi Hxa nf his jrt they hare made gnas
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wn up shssd - he Iussifutsa = sAs s4hs,f pss
she ass = hs q Ihzi the sasefs q Ihs capany Hi
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ioi1eFs of sxEfra fe ees nstAed shat the azAly
q the npoay fsa sna alter hs eats ana arc
asyised osan nsaFane slssshsre fhoe her nIFsss
dsaaad a. Praaias sn b Frfunsd isr ssh unezplred
erm cir. NHAKT0S, Trsatss.
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Timers Tools.

TUsT RE0FIvED from Peck, smith Co.'S an invoice Z
- Timers Machines, ard haHd Tools ard ks extr
tools OF an kinds a-vnt flr the sale Of The above
tCl-s. They ean be had low fOr an.
ianT r. 4 MDJgR
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Company

OFFICE MUTU 81 PRtTtC I0N INs co.
NAsHvuLE. January 81. 1850
The Truse~s In aesord-uce n he eha f submit IN.
oa ING q ths baines g th for the
year end NJ Sis Dec .mHcr last, 20 wtt:
By ut rrrefvel on th- ist JsnuAy
Let q provide f1r seHpirrd Il Il. tt9 55s -
Z" Preaiams Eere.Frt-fire Depart
mint. .-.......... .tt9d9o -
I" Prsniasss observation-disclosures Dep. ~ tas -
Lie 5.i5s 70 5Ssss 81
A" Interest Account. SO %
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM VIsCHER sCHELL's Gent Advertising House
APPLETos' BUILDING, $40 and 34s Broadway.
Late Nc. so Nassau-Stree
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WANT TEiI.
4 COCKS, Washers and Ifoners
Il Negro boys iron l2 % IS years Of age,
10 NeWroes lor strsmboAss;
NrErs Girls iar Nur-ss;
Negro WOnan f1r House servant.
Ihzvc FOR uEIgE-
I No 81 ctFniih:
Nero used % Tavern vera;
NsEro 0iri 10 years " age.
have ron RENT-
several Mouses ard lets.
Ihave E0Ig StIE.-
Hoses and Lola Ia Z lEeArd nnA Nashvfie-
0If 4 CO, o. as.
l4ni0- Front e., g. dsoF frun Fuhl's ssHaTs
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PIANO F0RTFS.


rIyRE MISSOURI HRNP MANUFACTURING coARAST
i i ncr uahlnF aandfst Gels psF usst q Fsry
snpsF4ss arissis Il sIRETCnKD MACHINE nALR RusrE.
Al afssrs pgoaEsy ted Re issest HsfAet raiss ~
JOHN p D0r6LASs frest9sna,
sasfe-fn Ne. Ss csnnsFeiai s. A Lcuis, Ma.
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CIITS;i cas- I.IGHT.
INHE r MOLE GtS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
Furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Nanu'sc
ores, Stores, Dwelling Houses Steamboats, Railroad sta
ions These Mtc. warranted % give sHtsf4c
ION. They Tanuf currd under ;. T. McDougaps Pat
and The On ones that viu operate wel IN cold
Festhcr. The Light prodyo k hal cheaper than toal
"a and les than th. c1tnrnon-st ralow Candies 1bey
easily managed free from danger and the prices 23
less than any other msclin-s made. The Compa
on-r g. and County Rights for all the States.
Al orders should br 1drrs sei 10
s T. McrrUGA ALL, Agent for the Company,
nov2O- 6~ 32I BrOadWay, NcNV oTk.