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DEEP SEA SoUNDINGs.-W extract the following
from the PHILADELPHIA Ledger: - ,-.-s-g,,- ss.s.l

DEEP SEA souND1SGs.-w extract the following
from the Philadelphia Ledger: ,-,--, t1s
The United States surveying steamer Arctic has
her former surveys and examining into the practica
bility of other telegaphic extensions in connection
with the great TRANSATLANTIC scheme. The first part
Of the work was completed successfully, but in the
deep seasoundings, the sounding lne several thous-
and fathoms long, was lost. The plan proposed was
to make soundngs and thermal observations, at in
tervas of thirty miles, between Halifax and Bermuda
and thence home This is only portion of an elabo
rate examination that is being made Of all the phe
nomena connected with the Gulf Stream, under the
direction of Professor A. d. Bache the head of our
Coast Survey Department. The principal instrument
in these surveys has been the thermometer and by its
aid they were able to measure the amount and locate
the limits of the Gulf Stream with no little accuracy
The temperature Of the surface being affected by
thousand causes can be little relied on, but syste
matte thermal examination at depth OF fifteen or
twenty fathoms has been effected. Temperatures
were observed even to the depth of several hundred
fathoms, varying at first by distance OF ten fathoms,
and afterwards, the differences in temperature on
descending became less perceptibe, by greater dis
tances between the Thermometers. These obserya-
tons showed that the Gulf Stream is comparatively
superficial current, and is underlaid by vast strata
of cold water cold to carry to Southern regions
the temperature OF the far North In the passage
from Halifax towards Bermuda elaborate thermal
experiments were made. At the last station, before
the parting OF the line and loss of their last sounding
apparatus, the temperatures increased from depth
OF nearly three miles in a very regular proportion,
beginning with twenty-five degrees on the bottom,
sXty-six degrees, and fifty-our degrees to finally
seventy-tve. degrees on the surface. Some Of the
depths obtained were enormous the greatest relia-
BILE depths ever obtained. -
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PEPpER.-Pepper is an almost universal eondiment
Black pepper rrtates and names the coatings OF the
stomaeh; red pepper does not. 1t exctes, but does
not rritate consequently it should be used instead
OF black pepper. 1t was known to the Romans, and
moral it coreets the tatulence which attends the
large use of vegetable food. Persons in health do
not need any pepper in their food. But to those of
weak, and lang1id stomachs it is manifold more
healthiul to use Cayenne pepper at meals than any
form OF wine, brandy, or beer that can be named.
because it stimulates without the reaction OF sleeps
ness or debility. Halls journal of Health. 'sl'
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Read This /!
NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.

49, . NEW ORLEANS, August Ii, 1857.
Dear SirThe twenty -four inch Mill which Ipurc from
for Mr. j. Packwoods plantation has
the sugarmill engine, and in operation last
much pleased with in every respect both regard
picty, durability, and quantity it grinds. l timed the mill
when in operation several times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding bshe per ninute expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully, & .
aul4 2ptf o." JOHN S. MCDONALD Engineer
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To .1dCertiSef'S.

THE REFORMER, at Handsboro, Miss, has an extensive
and daily increasing circulation the Sea Coast connties
this State and excellent medium through which
Merchants Of New Orleans and Mobile the business coln
muniiy generally to make their wa is known.
Orders for advertising through the mail will meet with
prompt attention. ..., ,
PIZARRO X. MAYERS,
Editor aud Proprietor, Be
oil Up Handsboro, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03

new screw propeller. called the futed screw, has
been invented by M. .Vergne, a lieutenant in the
French navy. The Improvement is founded on nice
observation Of the directions taken by the particles
Of the water displaced and repeled by the screw;
and results of the old and new screws. The persons
composing it embarked at Tonon on board the Vigi-
lat an iron steam dispatch boat Of horse power,
fitted with the ordinary screw: Four trips were made
along measured distance ; then the screw was re-
placed by that Of Mr.. Vergne's invention, and four
other trips were made along the same lne The result
showed gain OF seventeen per cent. in speed with
the screw, and the almost complete suppression
of that greeabe vibration usual in screw steamers
and which in small vessels renders it necessary to
make the hinder part Of the ship heavier and more
costly than it.otherwise need be. a-aF4N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03

No DOUBT OF Ir-Under this caption the Baton
Rouge Southwest of Saturday last says: +--3 Z
We publish elsewhere, from the New Orleans
Crescent an account of the gigantic frauds in con-
temptation to be practiced upon the people Of this
District, through the importation5of voters. The
thing was too astounding and too outrageous almost
for beiiet-we therefore! copied the article with
scarcely aeomment.a Since then we have had placed
in our hands sufficient proof to justify the conclusion
OF the truth of every word Of the report. We are in
formed BY gentlemen, whose verAcity no one, viii
dare doubt, and whose names will give to any
who may wish them, that any quantity of emigrants
are passing through the city into the country. One
gentleman, just over from West Baton Rouge in
forms us that at least fifty of these imported voters
with their carpetbags lying on the banks of the
river opposite, waiting to cross over or go to Crosse
Tete. We are also informed by another gentleman,
that he saw in going not more than two squares, no
less than three squads of these imported voters five
six in each squad, with their baggage going into
the country, that it was said they were Davidson
voters We mention these facts to put the people on
their guard against imposition.
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,


dDAd .
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulstie
Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium to the Merchants of New Or
.g-,... . Z o., s.. I-pTIH
ordersf advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE, viii
be puneually attended to, - ......
Hl-FRANK A. BARTLETT, agent for New Orleans ii Gp
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CRors IN PoINTE CoUPEE.-The Pointe Coupee
Echo of Saturday last says:
" Quite a number of our sugar planters have COM
menced grinding, and all seem to be satisfied with
the yield of the cane The quality of sugar manu-
factured is good The crop, however, of sugar and
cotton, we think will not be so large as generally an
tcipaed and the price of both staples destined to
be at high figure, although present quotations are
not very cheering.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

9,.f Turpar. nov 4. 1857.
Yesterday the weather was charming. There visa
little TOO much frsesoil - new usme for dust
shout the streets III tbe coufoff of some. n w
Business vsyaayl on tlsv leyss . well = svery.
where else - III election eaus.d Almost q .,t;,s
Suspension Z u kinds 4 Duis..s The arrival.
are on tbs M Iiss,r rou 8 n ,his I'M a,sr S,oasss
cat in the resent - e thet stsar, Il q hard =
sav vbas sss III a -. - q .s.a & - ,
now cannot rot trips ~ ~ vsnt fII p~ver. Il
peuses. We have nov Il ~ l1,sIraa4 1890
boats. ust out frou, t,,e b.f,5. -. .. q
Hodge. Red Chief. goufher,. "a H ra.,.ll5 IT,
mn attractips the Sttefsc6 U - eIvsss - ~ s
,orae of our 4 present jys .'is - ssai
Drp. "a The foIloyffnuss7 ffus 49,. isr 80
sera.v csuito, for Bayou ss,s - =,
.. IN.
rzs r,.,on a.,sy z 1t Y ..,
canitols carr. "a n, Ralauco a,rivra v1 ~
cotton "a ma amoar and Ia bbsS ~ III
Ian so.;n e nu,.l "a pM sqs - ss9sss
The ycIsburr % 4 Nail nacket prisce..
". Cl Wils,ns s,r,ved vietras77 saIes 60 "a u
x NJ, ~ yoIa fy,s 4.,es .s.tn ss - II
:, II -, As,asss1G I -, y = q sssssss
srhe Ycl.busra bs nactet H.ano,i. fapt ps
sr,,ed M Pa b.,.. cot,os, ~
~ pev .ra snIens;a T,.f 80, ,,..,r.x =, -
Hodse. Cant ina SmoEsr .,,;ysd Ann T1n;s.v,tIls
xisa ! god esso. 81 mi xan ! ssv az. bescss
starting fl he frade IL - but far r. the mean
sms caSs s4ook., 81 IL M -; = - 49, n.
courteous CLERK ;nyite thsir fr,sfias ~ "a
at steamboat fhat dssefvss az rs. So 6 g5ss
/ TbJ Henry Fitzhurh' CaDt j6jsa.o, st8s s54
cincinnati sas ns assSz ssas.s IN n u
i The new Red river packet Il. HoxSli csst Vs.. Il
4 Robb. arrived rom Cincinnad - - III q
1890 ~ .rs !, Y e. q
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W'aH Paper! Wall Paper!

BAUMBACH Il EVERS, I.
Fl LEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND H.-1
MARBLES, in every variety
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Office.
Particular paid their line. Au25 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patept Sawed Weaherboardng both rough and dressed
ol the best heart timber, for rongh,
and S1 Tor dressed, in lots suit purchasers.
Lur,her saved order.
aul9 6rn STAR planning Mills. New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03
Furnished Rooms.

SEVERAL FINE FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, for
single gentlemen with meals if required. Apply at No go
BARONNE STREET. oe 2plm
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Crockery, Chtea, Glass,care,

- VTOCfeTy, C7tt5alI, Wtl4SStCNTe, h,
5s4,-F
Il OU Sc NISHING GOODS.
Great Reduction in Prices:
The subscribers will from to-day offer their complete
ment Of ~ -. .f -.-.......-. .
CEOCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE,
r LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED TRAYS,
~ PLATED WARE, FIRE SETS
"a ..sI'f TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE, etc., ETC.,
At reduction Of Twenty from regular prices
FOR CASH a
Believing that goods be bought Of the manufacturers
other at this difference have determined make the
change now, and sell without regard to profit.
This great reduction will only be made Cash delivery.
To those buying Cockery Glassware, etc., sell again.
will make LARGE DISCOUNT from wholesale rates.
P. R. FELL & CO.,
OF 2pln No. II Camp street.
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PIANOs-PIANGS-PIANOS-

SOUTHERN nlUSICAL EMPORIUM
VA71Main Depot 80 canp sreet-Brsnch Sc Chartres ST.
l.. G BIC1, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full complete
assortment Of
: EUROPEAN MUSIC,
IT., ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S ind PLEYELS PIANOS,
. Directly imported from Paris
z. sTEINWAY s. sons CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B-These celebrated Pianos considered by
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
wears srs Sons have received at public
and Fairs of the North not less than SIX PRE-
MUM MED AIS for the superiority of their Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
FISCHERS PIANOS, Of ali sizes, at moderate prices
as to suit the convenience and of ali classes of
buyers. -
MASON'S and HAMEtIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harps Guitars Violins Accordeons, Bsnios, Flues Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
A9-Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Any order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating left either store if addressed by
mail, will he promptly attended to.
kB-TERMS LIBERAL. TT. '..F w
Hol . .a.0U IJGABICI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03

TIE SANDY Hook FoRrIFI AT1oNs Lieut.. Morton,
q. s. a., one Of the officers charged with Col. De
Russy 10 construct the new Notifications at Sandy
Hook, ana repair those already in New York harbor
has furnished the following particulars Of these
labors " n
The Notifications which are about being com
menced at Sandy Hook. Nh, are intended to sub
fire from the work will sweep the entire anchorage 70
the west of the Hook, II may be considered the
primary dnty Of the fort 70 prevent an eneys feet
from taking possession Of this outer harbor, and
also from using it sort Of rendezvous, from which
constant sales might be made against onr, coastng,
Secondly the channel BY which all vessels Of any
size, and all war vessels, must enter the harbof OF
New York passes close under the guns Of the fert.6
An enemys squadron, which should keep as far from
the latter as possible must be within accurate range
of its heavy guns for three milesthat is, within one
anda.half miles, at which distance the fire Of our
eight and ten inch Columbiads is deadly.
New York will soon see itself more securely pro-
tected from the dangers Of war than even Sevastopo
or Cronstadt The Sandy Hook fortress will be on
the Fashioned system with salients y VIII be circle
500 yardsin diameter Two fronts will be strength
ened by demilunes, and the three, which especially
bear the ship channel will be casemated and fur
nished with the lately invented wrought IRON EN-
brasures The prolongation IF the lines q
this work. all but one, have the advantage Of leading
to the water at short distance 50 that the main re-
lance of a beseiger, namely, ncochet and enhlade
fire. will not be available. The fort is well planned
and finely adapted to the site locality and purposes.
From its very great size will require many years to
complete it,. present the site is being surveyed,
and q wharf and temporary buildings for workmens
lodgings storehouses, etc. are going up. The appro-
pration voted by the last Congress for the commence
ment of the fort is $25O000 The estimated cost is
81 500, 900. The locality of Sandy Hook is only
tolerably adopted, in opinion, to the purpose Of
harbor defence The only drawback is the possibility
that the point of the Hook may be washed away by
action of tides and HIT this ia shown
to be highly improbable, from the fact that since
1850. the Hook to the northward from the deposits
Of the tides and currents Of this locality, has ex-
tended itself in length about eleven hundred yards,
and this in steady and uninterrupted manner. Be
sides should any wear and tear Of the beach mani
fest itself, there are of artically guarding
against this action Of the sea- which have been sue
cessfully applied at other localities on our coast:
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Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!
CARROLLTON STORES, corner Poydras and Baronne SITS
We have just received large those fine LINEN
SHIRTS all sizes and small plats So 80 each
will do well to call early. .'--,.
LOUIS CHARLES, ''
myll 2ptf corner Poydras and Raronne strssts
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sr' SsCnss y Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!!
~ Capital Prize $4,000 Q. - n

The fellswisg Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, d
Georgia. in each Of their Lotteries Novernbss 1857
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they their
principal Office to be drawn in public. rs follows:
Glass 6l will be drawn SATURDAY November 7, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03

PAPER FROM CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-The Boston
Journal has seen specimen Of wrapping paper made
from the fibre Of the Chinese sugar cane, in Newton
Mass. II says the specimen proves conclusivey that
paper can be made from that plant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-03
Chinsa's Ri-SaslPhite Of Lime.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS

TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
beg leave to call attention to the article of BIUL
PHITE OF LIME manufactured by me- and respectfully soil
cir your orders lS ,. E. a..--. .aa;JL
During the year have had Canal such
works will warrant in assuring that all the machn
for making this article in perfection
constructed together with all the necessary buildings
Cooperage, etc. With such facilities hope
good and possible better article and ship better order
than heretofore
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels
for barrels sent to be reilled
RICHARD H. CHINN,
o5 2p3m of ST.. Charles and Union streets
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LOWER MISS P1.

WEIR MISSISSIPPI
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. November 4h at o'clock r. NJ.
. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
fo Memphis Cairo and ali The sendsfhe spen
did packet IngoInar Capt J. W. Gosee. is now
above fFeishs 81 sPpy f Sps,d ~
~ H, dsiee EkeanGa lnSe4 s. AFsns cbarles Hotel.
ps sss asp ss ~s pss
packets for st. louis and for louisville
~ Adams E1pE. S carried regularly ey .als line: esl
IT. KEGULAR MEMPHIS THURS
,s ss S:& ssSs
Pa5
landings The s"peror and sSft.rnnnns passenger packet
above For freight psSssye issSd M .
Leaves on FRIDAY. sa instant. s,5r. M.
Sss Hsnss ss:S
ns oqamSa Bssr Srssk GIssnYs A5sys Landing Ksa
Lake Princeton Carolina Landing Ashton Pichers Point
ssameT Peter TeiIon. m john Box MASTER viii Leave as
.SSss sE 5.s.fS FSaIGS SSg cav 2assas AGENT
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves FOR e TEEsPAE .,EFERsoy Il iI 1t DIREcr
Grand BAYOU Asxsndrjs. Gorton,s and All IITs. inter-
sEs @ ss s .5py 5
on % board, foot Of Bienvis
rhaAyR asss!'s"f III M Asfs'
teshipped If water will not psEni. her to go through ns
Leaves ISpEprSbEN On FsTseP SSPs ? line Il T. NJ
The new fine fast rnn9ng ight draft passenger
o nt Shreveport Grand
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$4,000 Tickets-5,4sO Prizes


5- APPROXIMATION PRIZES. igF
prizes Of S90 approxmating $50 prize II $50
prizes of 800 approximatng $4,000 prize 100
prizes of 200 approximatngt 10000 prize 800
prizes Of 125 approximatng to 1000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approximating 5000 prize 400
prizes of rs approximating to $500 prize 800
4przes Of so approxirnatng to 1900 prize 200
s. prizes amounting to-. .$3a, ,0O
Whole Tickets, SO: Halves. IS Quarters, $3.50
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last fgure Of the
number that draws the $50 600 prize. For example If the
drawing the $50 600 prize ends with No. l. then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to S.
with No 2 then all the tickets where the
Der ends in will be entitIedt $50, and 0.
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets.
:. :. 'FN 10 Half ............ 40
san :. 10 Quarter. .....-..... 20 4,
. -. '''' 10 Fights :. ............ 10 .
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers tickets ending any figure they may
designate. .=.- GH... ...- I- z-r &. .-..-.H- 81
The list Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
aPurchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post-OHice County and State .r
HRemenber that every Prize Is drawn and payable in
fall, without deduction. ". "I
All communication strictly confidential. 'E .i
Address Tickets Certificates either Saue
Swan Box 36 s, Post Office, New Orleans, or to
ns 2pd&w s. SWAN & CO.. Augusta. Ca.
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R. III. Porter,

Has returned and resumed the practice of DENTISTRY all
its branches No. l5 CANAL STREET next the corner of
Baronne street.-The residence occupied by him
twenty years. ol2 2ptf
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Leaves every SATURDAY ateA.M NJ.
?, THE REGULAR COAST PACK

regularly during the winter season between New
Orleans Dodsonve stopping at all the land
ings the attending the business Of the
b. E. Clark also taking freight for Bayou afourche at the
A. NJ and Donaldsonvi viles every Wednesday, 1T 8 A. NJ
The very light draugh City Of Knoxville connects
with Bstey aDonaldsonvise taking her Bayou freight
down far Lockpor
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FOR RED RIVER.

I IltAVGs Z A1..TI r.
No. FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
eAzH = Benton. Smhland, Shreveport, Grand Ecore
T%Ge Grand Bayou, Alexandria, Goons and all inter
mediate landings Red River The very light draught pas
Southern B. FGoodwin Jno
Frease clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
board, foot of Benvie street.
J. S PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
~ The Southern will take freight for above the raft be
reslpped will permit o through n3
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IMronTAsr TO 0TToS PLANTERS.

Tue undersigned aud b letters e
United States Tor the arrangement an q ~ $500
for converting b> one continuous ppss
from the gin through the various preparation ana Stunning
~, until II is ready for shipment weaving
The will be ast ven ps ceh
Ind yarns made from the fibre (unboken and nnnu me
ahons OF the psa 70 open na
entnnge W will be hy cent so r hna neavef saa
sill command The Of the world dstanrnr al c"mpe""n
Ut advanced prices =,
The undersigned prepared dispose of pyes 70 ~. h'
patent planters informed WIN comPcis
uuetons how obtain the best ma ehinsp ana M
other necessary particular application addsessd
Dee 6--2awyif GEORGE q, HENRY, mon's'
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1857
Proposals for Army Supplies.
once OF Army Clothing and Equipage,

FHILADELfhIA, FebTuafy I'd, IooI
SEALED PROPOSALS. A. will received al
oee until 10 O'Clock the 10Th day Of March next for
furnishing by contract The following ARMY SUPPLIES AND ma
TEhiALs deliverable United Clothing Equpage
Depoi (sehuykin ArsenaI In quantities required viz;
5000 yards "a dark blue ndgo coh for and
bands weighing about IA per yard
yads "a dark blue ndgo wool dyed red CLOTH weighing
I'll ounces per yard, u. ....
yards ga bne udg dyed) wed cloth, weighing
~ ounces yard. -..r La.. ..- s.H. stt.. TH,.
yards dark blue, ndgo dyed and wool flannel
weighing 81 8 per yard 'a r. .a|H
yards white flannel and wool weigh
per yard s+-'.
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CARp-We hereby notify all those who have opso soeo.n.
"A upon books that will be made 90 Inc en
quo respectively presented, when IL viii be expected ~ n
Wward and beg that VIII nn n
error Of supposng rcqud
on eight hundred thousand family accounts mere sue
om without meaning object We wish clearly us1esooa
ma our object and intention have account sesn "P
e'iner by cash OF notes at satisfactory dates. - 40
DecN--3aw4wift l- HooE, BRO. CO.
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I, ,0Ub PTizss-JUUU IIckes
Lowest regular prize in the lottery $685. lowest approximation
Address all orders the above splendid schemes
4. a. HUBBARD CO.,
baltimore, Md.
r. Il. HUBBARD Co authorized agents an all
Feb s@a.d n FRANCE co.
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NOR SALE rent, very desirable lot Of gronna
The Of Third and Indiana containing
ABOUT 1000 square feet or less. =.
Also, very large double house " BY 4S feet three story with
basement cellar with all modern impevemensraa hot
and cold furnace se, also, stable,
This property would suit foreign
minister member Of the cabinet gentleman desirous Of
obtaining fine house.
Apply Fowler No 427 between 9th and 7h
ee or to G. Fan at the banknghouse Of swseny Ruen
mouse, fan, T. Co. FEB l0-eo2w
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Arny,s Confectionery,

..- No. "a Bridge street, Gsorgeforn, ID. G,
WHERE all kinds furnished, with The best
W ice cakes the shortest
and ON the Medal awarded AZ the last
Feb 3-df
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WANTED-Persons desiring TO give private dinner parties
be supplied French cook at 81 for his
vices on application at GAUTfER's RESTAURANT.
Dec 6-2aw3moif 952 between l9fh and iahs