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La Sale Glass Comuany.

Some three months ago, it was ann0unc-
ed in the La Sale Press that the was a
company organized in this city for the man
ufacturing of Flint Giass About that time
the company secured location a little to
the northeast Of the Central Rail Road De.
pot, and commenced to erect their buildings
and furnaces. This, however, WIS no small
undertaking, considering that no mechanics
could be obtained who were experienced in
that branch of business Bot the committee
to whom was entrusted the construction of
the works, secured the best they could get,
and commenced operations. A few days
ago they completed their buildings and fur
naces, and have commenced heating them
up, and within week or two they expect
to be manufacturing glass.
But few enterprises have b.en started in
La Sale, in which the public have felt as
much interest as they have in the success
of this company; this is the first glass man
ufi ctory established in this State, and there
is no other place, probably, which offers fa-
cilities for making glassware equal to such
as are afforded at this point. The company
were truly fortunate in securing the present
location of their works. Their buildings,
three in number, make an imposing appear
ance the largest, being sc by by SO feet,
is to be used for melting and blowing in
the next in size is 80 by 64 feet, and is de-
signed to be used for a cutting shop, the ma
chinery to be propelled by a six horse-pow-
er engine; the other building is 30 by 100
feet, and will be used TO manufacture their
crucibles in, &c. Everything about their
establishment bears the impress of economy
and utility, and in time We think will prove
a good investment to those who have devot.
ed their time and money to develop this
branch of industry. Dec. 1.
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Exit fop, shockingly sold!

Not long since, a youth, older in wit than
in wears, after being chatechised concerning
the power Of Nature, replied: Ma, |
think there is one thing Nature can't do
+" What is it. my child ~ 90 She cant make
Bill Jones mouth any bigger without get
tin his ears back" 9zsa v1s 81
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
T.. w. CHA ANgsEHLiEN.

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Ear;HiB. I'm pirntent. and Machinery,
- UCIi :. Thrrshug and Rcapng Machines, Powt r
hand Corn Shelters, FanBing Mills, Hay Caters.
Plows, Htrrows, seed Drills and Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churus. Yokes and Bows, Axes, Hachets, Shoveis,
Spades and Forks Also, the celebrated Sod aud Sub
Soil PlOws and variety Of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured AT Lockport Joliet Morris Peru
aud Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob Mill,
Garden FELL Seeds, ia all varieties, aud
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
Also large stock of y. Y. Wagons, which en-
route for Ottawa, and will be for sale at he Ar
cultural Store. La Sale St
Grateful for former patronage, solicit the continu
orders the present season. shall spare ef-
fort make il an object for farmers patronage My
all made OF the best material, aud by the
experienced workmen. Tmar2ij L. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Az ED;ToE's BAGGAGE.-Last evening 5
JoUrHaL contained the following announce
ment:
oar friend Wheeler, of the Buffalo Eapress
is az the fremont. \ parcel, upon examina-
ton found 20 concain his baggage, was fully
identified among the stray baggage at the
Briggs, this morning.
That parcel" was recog"i.ed by the d.
rection, "Hufious " heeler, Editor" writ
ten on it with a backing brush; but was
not falIy d" ident. fed until opened, and con-
tents noted. The opeIation of opening was
pei formed with some difficulty, and hatch
ct Then was revealed:
plug hat, shocking bad containing
/ shirt, dirty and much worn
/ fine tooth comb
I red lsnne! shirt
/ cheek apron, large size;
] sett candle mouiS;
l broomcorn shaving brush, length IA inches;
2pieces of razor;
Teutonic polygott Bible A. D. l7i0 containing
/ BARRIERS comb;
Divers useful articles such as booilegs.
Who longer suppoSes that editors always
travel without baggage ?-Iimes.
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DEEF. POEh, MUTTON, 6c, Gc the best the country
Il produces. bc had at Sol Degrns new Meat Mar
ket co.uer of Main and Columbus streets in Cusn
old 81 and. OF the Mansion House The paEOaGeO Vi
the public ! respectfully solicited
Ottawa, October 81 sol-- bETEN- IVpI t.t-,l
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MfSS FORD

Is now receiving a fine selection OF MILLINERY
GUDVS f,r the Fall and Winter Trade. at her ROOMS
iu Pas-rett's bgIidiur opposite the Mansion House
Grateful 70 her patrons for the past she sOiicts con-
;iuuance Of their patronage
S,-s,v Rorr.ts cI.a ned TO order. sepl2
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"Tom," said an impupent wag to con-
ceited fop. 81 know beautiful girl who
wishes to make your acquaintance.
"Devilish glad to hear it-fine girl. struck
with my appearance. suppose, sh?"
eyes, very much SO. She thinks youd'd
make capital playmate for he little poodle
dog"
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oTT.W. MARBLE YARD.

THE Undersigned having pun chased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley, where he intenG 10 carry on me
busiuess Oh a extensive scale lie has on nu anu
IL ,vays Ia receipt of the best quality OF American, TIA
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones. Tomb Stones,
Mouum.uts Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has some Of
th h, workrle In the western country, lie feels
surei that he can get up anything In his line in superb
style together low prices. ie feels assured that
he viii give an those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. -H..#T
" b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended To JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa. March
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New Picture Gallery.


SIyfiE lovers OF tine and the public generally
i invited 10 examine specimens exhibition at
the X lOms Just opened over the City Bank OF
Eames, Allen Co. north Of the Court House. under the
super vision of Mr. JAS MARsroS. ~ a--+
The uIders ha wing purchased the interest OF Mr.,
MAksroS the above business, is prepared fur
nish Anbro,ypes In the highest style OF the warrant
ed in Instance give satisfaction charge
made The services Of Mr. MARsroS have secured
q short time and those acquainted with his will
need further assurance for getting truthful picture
A share Of the public patronage IS solicited ID
Ottawa, October 3, 1851. C. 81. VAN DOREN.
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MAIN STREET. WAEsAEG.
BJjdGe.
EETCHERIN Il MAIUIAS

ErAVING formed partnership in the buicheTlng DG-
IL sinrss. solicit patronage at the above stand
BEEF. Suui ed Hams, Veal Nation. Sau-ag"s- Lara TAI
low Salt Pork bacOun short every article belonging
to q well regulated Meat Market always on hand
JACOB gECHEI.LY, mar2ll GEO. W. MATTHIAS.
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HAVING just returned to this Oiry from Europe,
where he has visited tn" most important institutions
Of medical Earning offers his services 20 the public
Particular attention paid 20 Crrouc dI-ease-
Oni-e-frst iuIr D. Walkers Drug store in Ne
troroiftan Hall Euliiug- mar
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Dr. VI. WIssTsSN.
Dentist GEf Manufacturer Of IiHeysH Iseh,
respectfully submit the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity the following list Of his prices for artificial
teeth
1s Cirss VOrE.
cold. SHrer
Block Teeth. (of his own manufacturer up
Single Teeth, (of bis own manuiacture,) up
per anu under Id "
2i CLISs UOyk.
Gum Teeth, common styie- upper and under, 50 ~
Plain Teeth without Gums, upper and under, 20 30
And with pleasure refers them to the following gentle
REFEREScEs-T- Hampton, ESQ, II F. Earnes, ESD
r. C. Prescott, Esq. J. W. Sils Esq, J. C. Hath eway
~ D., D. G. Stone, 81 D. Wm. Osman, Esq, Jos Stout
81 D.. E J. McGorrsk, VI. D., j. O. Harris, VI. d, 7.
Hay, VI D., G. Hard, NJ D., X. VI Macarthur, VI D., A.
G. Putnam NJ D.
DIR. whitten j. the only manufacturer Of Block or Sin
gle Teeth in the State Of Chicago, for which he
awarded the 1T premium at the La Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted and improved plan, without
the use Of Clasps
Rooms in DR.. stout's Office, Main St, Ottawa, Ills
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C. L. T'EaOMPsON,
r. Y. GsSIs:GS.

Drugs PATENT Medicines. Pri1tS, OAs, TdTHishes,
Dye 1,,Ts Dc. dc,
Pe-wesu Glover & Cooks and R-iI.lick's Block.
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nsNG. GaErIAN& Co.
BUckSkiMS.

VHE subscriber begs call attention to his Buckskin
Il Establishment Main ST.. next house west of Ma
giil's Office. Tanned bnckskns, all kinds of buckskin
gloves, wpashes, &C. always on hand and sold tlow-
est prices. p 1g
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ATCTTON !!

(tAPT. A. p REED has removed his Auction Store to
~ No. Cavarly's Block, opposite the Post Ohice, OF
tawa where he will be happy to see all his old friends
Auction and Conmssinn business attended to as usu-
al All goods entrusted his will be disposed Of to
the best advantage.
Horses bought and sold at rketrates. }lis 1cfi
Auctions country attended at all tmes oc10-tf
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70 'EsEC LADIES'!
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
NJ / i j. i y i. l. \
MiSS ANEKA

MILL y /. l. y.
Miss AVERY
happy the Ladies that -he has just re-
\ t.rt-I rom Nsw York with another large and brau
fuI stock 81 MILLINERY GOODS, consisting OF the
latest .uportati1us and prices that dshes cCmpe
tou.
Goods. Of every kind
Iuflrr', Hoods and Dress Cipg;
Flowers and Feathers. that are new and beautiiuli
Lac. Gauutlet-
TaTlton Dress skirts. for evening;
Lace Capes and BeTihas;
EridlrNreatlIS.
Also beaurul assortment Of ornaments for the hair
Ribbons and Dress Tritumirg--
Velvet and Satin BLONDES and Roses.
Rooms corue- Of Main and Columbus Street. oclO
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DIR. VI. WIss's"ss

DrugJif B,oE-seUsr, and S'Tti18sr-Orr'od, IN.
Second in Natuger's block, south side OF the
conrt house square. VI
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Miss MI. Err

yy-OULD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and Vicinity,
ti tt.t she has now received her stock Of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, all o: which have been selected
with great care AID she viii be happy 20 have ladies call
and exaine them, whether they wish 10 purchase OF
She hopes Icy strict attention to business, and t0r
,f-,s t. merit a liberal share Of patronage. apll
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1fce t5rd door treyf Of OffI,rI BiBE, udiH Street,
OTTAWA ILLS
TAR c. would respectfully call the attention Of those
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly Scf"-
f1Ia White swelling Salt Rh-um, EruptIons OF the Face
and skin Scald Head Old Sores and a.! diseases arising
from Impurities Of the blood
Also pefcrmft:-s, CGrvaturcs, and Diseases OF the
Spine Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Limbs stf
Joints. &c
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle ana
zi,h , s,rce.s hrr-,of,re 1nenuaIei ap4
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METROPOLITAN HALL,

UVlS Hall is the largest in the place, and is well
adapted for Balls and Concerts, is well lighted with
sas and provided with all necessary convenences for
PARTIES Concerts, Palls, &c. 9'5.-t G -t..
feb,t Ottd,cd Ns
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DOCTOR HARRIS.
DOCTOR NcSANAs:A,

NFFTCE IN th. -ernnd story - Shuler's builiingr
~ the Bank OF Ottawa. Residence East Main stI
east OF Fox River a3-'
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Millinery and Dress Sla.> s.,..
GESnl EX

DTSPECTFTIIY informs the ladies Of Ottawa ard vi
IL cinitv that size has taken the rooms over Daniel
LealvS Boo, store. Madison st. few doors west Of
Columbus Dtawa where she solics orders IN AL that
pertains to the Millinery Trade in the line Of Dress
Making Cutting Fitting, g.. Her stock 81 Hf,n",-y
l0ss has been selected with much AMI will be
fo.I szgersOr Having hal thorough instruction and
exp-ric in tle business confident Of being able
=, ,fva rerf.-t satfsfactign. iuu29-tf
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NEW MILL

TUVHE Exchange Au OF Haskell Sample is now ready
ton Superior FlorE fos sale At An lnes- art
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e.. HARD. VI. -.
=. II. giDNT.

GerDirH DrIfTTit amt ipDftecGry,
CwHOLESAIE AND EErAIL)
Importer OF Drugs. French Cogniac Brandies,
Wines &c &c third door rest Of the Post Office, Main
treet, Ottawa. III Uy3p-lY~
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&. q. GOODRiCu. ": D.

NOmnO ODIthtSf-
OfTre in N4ttiu gers Block. second floor.
cy-Dr. VI will receive patients in his Office at ALI
HorEs during the day and night. apis
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BY WIN. 0SMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

y, q. of &. r..
NVTASHINGTOS LODGE, No 81. Independent Order
w of Good Temrlar-, meets every "Wednesday eve
ming in Reddick'= Block. third story. at O'Clock
Members Of this Order visiting the City cordially in
vited to meet with
J.G.D. WELD, w c. T.
L B1vES W : janI1
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

- -
Bs.ssssa as III.
asaasss Thogsh a' besss <
ss sssfoiss sstss
% sasa f Ss 4so Se "
ss se4s Wst ssgns 4Ssy
I wv asa
we. Tsa nsss
ssy wSn Sds es S Sss hides MD ed DO to
sacks cotton ssed Bailey sole bbls whisky Martin
1851 bales cotton, sSr,ss IS ~ III Sfff / 4
CAMDEN Forest Rose s2 bales cotton Frtellso
sEa Hssss e to
qss I fS e 10
ass gs, ssa i pssp
thh sd % to
s sss a'ss ss ssss sG ss
s,dy Ws ssoe r. yS "a Ansss
Andrews sieau sundiest as bales cotton
ssss pis ss ss ss.;ss s
sS aassss Yhea ssS
az nszs sss s, ss sse
80 c.mpssH s.gsns-I2 9 Gumnnss stewart 4ea-,si
P ass hs Bats kys ss. s
.,1,l Nay Aeo-l Wright Alien Ncos te Taresou Whiting
ieesI psrss Ga$pss dfG ssso ass.
ss Andrews sa
ssd Ross sa3fi cotton Watt seee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gapitol-2s bales cotton y Is,an,
S S sas ss'ss sSsa &c
AK hs sS II sS o,iss
Ie p hds sugar DsgelO Duriys kcos do IT'S sacks corr
Essasws h ss sugar
Il ss I asa GORDON asad 90 i a ss5
Ar , Msy ssss dc Ta9%gs Esr AZ, aaas
sissi ss asFs
fSsh Y, Carroll Pftehara seee enpy bb vessan2
sfss jDs :
ssss S S1s f is b iss,s
Do ps1sss6 sso pays sS 81 n
M SSss sstsg sS Il .r a a balls eSga
Sss asIssSss s. sS 3 Her.
lsaaaa Isoe bales eo s'so
sa fsS,gn seo DO 70 Mersgor Aoway seo-lo doto
Moore tobacco Yeanaa seos &c DO Il
sG lbg@ ssy Digging es
s Sscep ~ b S aS d. g
do Lsws MssR S SconRdsies odsros 1851 bales
BEouF RIyER--s:esper Freps Kr.n. h.,.. Ia.
to Andrews sfar-iol Giis eos Ii Kesf gass so.Sh
john Was ScoJ Wei S sso MsosSe. I'VE.
s., q Wright Aea co-I2 bales cstto 10
aa@Sn Sanss 70 ss &c
h asfst sa Sl Harris Levi Ess9l
Dapssi HsTns ass2 Do 70 Bogg Foley doia
seed FISK &eosu,dres erdsr-fosi 64 bales cotton
pA-.Steamer Grsnsia-3TS bales cotton TO \ q a
sha wsfiGa e Ss S s. to
heLem9se Raybnrn sco63 Miles, Adams sco-S1 do W
ane mayneid Seo--5i Watt Noble Mobiey-5s Erne
toa wris hah Ss Asn6 Davis Jenkins bales
fSle a INT Campbell sreng-5 Richard Suecnt
Dfeay yortaan &eol5 Nelson &eo7 bales cotton
NC snoids &col2 bales ordsr-tI hias T.
~ DO 70 order2 kgs mdss Lane MayReld Eco
4 lue poeaanSn carroll Scot do Al Cooper GcI buJev
Nv hafaess2 horss to Payne &cond5iss to
: ,sss RA1LRo1ps.
( n NEW ORLEANS. oPEI.eu as AND ORE At wFsTRJsN
u NJ hhds hbls sugar Lob Charpaltisr
~ hies Bbeari Foley Ayefyn ID
sSss y 49, D uqahsE2l In sugar 10 John win
- 90 pnls do ~ BnrhIigge sco-S hhls sn,sar
bhls uetses Bolae kcoto Lhis sS
s a'As corn W pegelesi BrlTe eol bb,s paSluses
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IMPORTS.

= LIvERFOol-ship Grant-iOs s7 sacks salt to order
cARDIFF-Bark Louisa Blssso5 bars railroad to order
CARDENAS-Schr Mozartlo0 hhds and 2r9 bids moass
Eoreque '~ses.5 sf57 f'
GRAND CAIILoU-schr Aphonsne-22 bales cotton to
Sabater26 hlds W jackson Sco-25 do to Payne
Harrison2O IL hf bbs Exn Geo-l5 hhds
50 III bbis nosses Dnriye &cosS bbls moas
4 BenniHtou30 do w Thompscn-SU bbs molasses
Lame q bales cotton, 80 hhds sugar. lis bbls
nfolasaes. 81 hf bbls molasses " - - e
MOBILE-Schr Henry Iatour-2o0o0 feet lumber Blissey
400 bbls naval stores to y Bsscy, ss = g,sf, .s
BAYOU LACoMBE-schr Aliiaace-5a0 bbls sand 10 ~ +
RUDE, s1-{ +g0y..... 4 49, U
AMITE RIyER-Sehr Lennan-l8050 shingles 1864 head
ngs A3, 275sfayes 60 cords wood to Hiilermau
B0NFOUCAAschr Octavia--400 bbls sand to J Rube.
: BoNFouCAschr Fruttefre-soo hbls sand tod Ruoe.
sB0NFOUGk-Schr Sylphide-4O0 bbls lard RUDE. :
BoNFOUCA-schr Decide 400 bbs sand to n Rastuaa.
BoNFoUCA-sehr Polar star-a0o bbls sand 70 order
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CHAsIPAGNE AGENCY-sroET 4. CHANDoN's
~ Feur de Siilery hde Perdsix Yesenay and Vim Impe
rial y.&S'ee,t q.
JULES MUMNs s. co.'s Anchor, verzEnay. Cabinet and
Imperial. n ..r' --
The subscriber is receive orders LIBERAL
for poraiono the above named superior Cham
ard soieiis the attention Of dealers IN geneFa stock
always hand Samples can besesn 1T the ehies OF
ulI " .'--' -.szsWoLFFSs S Camp street
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. o
rived $50 head Of Cattle The market continued bare of
Sheep and Mich Cows heavy stock Beef Cattle
fair supply Of Hogs oasfed sals Prices of Cattle
easerfor purchasers. weatiote: go
- Sgi 2fs1r - III FRIC Is: s5sf'st ~ fttg''
BsrS Enc md Choice lots@ll
- AttakapHs Texas, etc. 41sG614
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EXPORTS.

DREMENShtp Young san-l669 bales cotton, 493 hhds
boxes tobacco, Il, uO0 slaves. '
ITvEHPO oLship shelter-s2e bales cotton 1900
1875 bbls rosin. 500 slaves.
PENsAeoLA-Sehr Southern Tndependsnce--12 -bbls
shells - Hfssr Sf'Srf Ssta2--sii4 y ~ EFs
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SUGAR AND MOI.AsSEs. THE sales Of Sugar embraced
800 ds at Fair to Fully Fair or Aossses 800
10 100 bls wsrs soiss 62@sahc gallon for Prime and
Choice. - .t.fAs 3 '5F,fS ,ssN
safI0UR market quiet barely 1900 bbs
disposed Of including 40 Ohio IS 40 ST. Louis superHne
I'll ExtaatN 30 100 81 Is 80 Choice Extra s.
ll50 Coinmonlet IS 6s and 400 private terms.
GRAIN. Corn sequest With sales 1880 sacks
which 7o Green at 60c 6O Good to Prime at 62@65
800 Inferior from store At SIC bushei. Nothing
doing OF Oats 1900 sacks Northern sold in
two or three leta at7sc y bushel. @ " ss..a a.
About 100 bbs Mess Pork, uninspected
ersOad and retail 20
bbi OF IA Sugar Cured Hams sold
at14c lots I5o y In Lard heard OF
transactions q any ..Of Green Meats $4,000 bs in
bulk sold SIC, and 600 at &c y for Hoground.
HAY. 100 bales New York sold Saturday ST.
and 800 Prime Eastern at $40 y ton.
Some u oo sacks liverpool have Been sold within
day or two on private terns.H = ggY SF
COFFEE saeswerc confined $50 bags Rio, of which
100 Poor at ssc, and $50 at lo9laa and lo1zc . n
There fair demand with sales Of 90 casks,
pan very ordinary, at 41za4Mc o 10. s.l ~ 49, S-S
Of 800 bbs Rockland sold atthe ad-
vanced Of 81 s. u Dbl 49, Il. 81 - $50
HIDES. Small sasso Of country The evee at lie y or
dry 49,: t2's
WHISKY Tie market WAS dull and unsettled, and we
heard ofsro sales worth reporting. &. ,rz
FREfGHTs Two ships taken for Liverpool Al sl6d
for Cotton stsi5 Al ls, F,.is4,s III. -g,.. e ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, a
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the l2h January, 1851 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, Of hhe Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans being duly sworn,
cosding epose and that the above
and and transcript from the books Of hs
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed 18th day January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace OF the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees resolved interest Of
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits tho
holders thereof to their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 9Th Of February 'r-..r a' '
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY 40 per the earned premiums OF the Com
psny for the year ending slt December 1886 for which
6cates will be issued and after the 18th of March next
kThis Company continues to insure agsin the peril Of the
rivers and loss damage fire. Of
prerniuso. Office, No. rs Camp street.
800" ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
.t-r JOHN R. SHAW Vice President.
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HF NV oRLR,Ns oRN S1sSif ssilIs

n NEW. ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS. The undersigned beg leave to inform
fS|ihe pubo and builders geeraliy that they
W. featuring all Kinds of Architectural and Building Iroa
Work, Nos IS aud 81 Circus sneh yersnahs. Rail
ing Shutters. and Bank Doors Straight Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
ums yentiators and Sash Weights ec fill all
every decpon Of Castings Cons Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
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