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FUTURE DAYS

MAkSHAL.'S SALE In virtue of a writ of
l'l n-ri tacias, under the Lien law issued from
me Clsrrs ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. for the County of Washin, ton
and 10 me directed, shall expose to public sale m,
casa, IN front Of the Court House door Of said
county, on TUESDAY the 18th day of Jsuuary 1859
at " oclock M, the following described prooeTty
10 wit; All defendants right, title, claim and an,
.eresS IN and to house, erected part Of Lot No.
j. ~ square No. 43I. corner Of q street south and
7th street west. m the City of washington d. q .
seized and levied upon as the property of Waite,
A. True, and Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No ~
to October term. 1857, favor of Cripps Waller
40 =, j. ID. HOOVER,
d l9-dts Marshal for the Distrist Of Columbia.
MAKSH AIS a Elm virtue of writ Of
w heri iSclas. under the Lien latc, issued from
ne office OF the Circuit Court the District
ofCoiumbia for the County Of Washington, and TO
me directed, shall xpose To public ssle for Cash
IN front OF the Courthouse door Of said County ON
IuESDA Y, the l2th day of January I858 al ~ o'ck
m; the following described property to vii: All
defen9ants right, title cam and interest in and 70
PICK house erected on Lot Ii. IN Square No. S8
west, IN the City OF Washington, ID. c.. seized and
Ieved upon as the properly al John w. Jordan, and
VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial No. a. to October
term, 1857, IN favor Of Cripps 4 Waller.
]. ID. HOOVER
d lets Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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Ffom Pierre Butlrr, ESQ.
DR.. SchlosseT has extracted a number Of corn.
from my feet with great skill and without pam.
PIERCE BUTLER
PhIIadel phla, Nov. 9, 1857.
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LIVELY PARTT--Saturday information was
gwen The Chief Of Police that a crowd of colored
individuals Were to assemble at little oroo sbop
81 night to have a magnificent game Of cards
TIE Chief detailed several Of the police officers
:" attend To and prevent the gathering and Cap
Tain Mills detailed several of his men TO assist In
'hr "ofk They Proceeded TO the Second Ward
"a "a house near the ruins OF the National
IhraiIe- they found and arrested eighteen Of the
crowd They were taken to the guardhouse and
>''rnle-n ordered to pay ~. AZ each the eight
- hia man managed 10 escape
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THAT PILE oF >TONES.-We are requested to
an The attention Of the street commissioner to
u" heap OF eobble stones which are piled up
~ We vacant space at the intersection Of Seventh
street with Pennsylvania avenue, Louisiana ave-
Io -hd street. They are the remainder of the
sdhi's blocks brOug ht 10 this city for the purpose
~ Making the experiment Of the Belgian pave
nm "a ifOAt Of the market house They should
- ''ihoVed a. they are dangerous nuisance
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Thousands Oftestimonias from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe be seen at the Doctors Office, PA
STREET, befrSsH I4fh aud 18th streets, near the
Treasury . epnTttnsRt.
ONLY FEW DAYS IN WASHINGTON.
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"A'HiNGToN CRY Is Infested just now by q
"'o'e oi Ablr-bodied professional beggars, who
annoy every person they can button hole by the
""'t p-fseyTTing opportunities
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FOR RENT AND SALE

SAS AS6n AMI 0AlkA.
EOR RENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE
cos aa seven rooms. No. $50 street, be-
% tue premises bel tween and O'Clock, or address
IeoonI <1o, Na,IohaI HOtei. .. .r. Its
k'QK kENT.-A large three story FRAME
= HOpSE, containing eight rooms, with pump
OF e1ceiient water IN the yard, situated an New
1ork avenue, lob. near the corner of New Jersey
ave ue, ana IN the vicinity Of Senator Don
residence Enquire of MOORE & CISSEI nth
streel, between and streets. d R-Sts
SEVERAL COMFORTABLE ROOMS for
- rent, In the most dcsrab and healthy location
Ia the city Convenient to Gautier's or WilIardsi
OF. IL preferred, can have meals furnished in the
mouse. No. ass 18th street, betw cen r and r
nNE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FURNISHED; also, two good sized single OOMS
lot e,t-aii on one hoOr and in suit. or separate
Buard can be furnished, fdesired and terms rnod.r
ATE, Apply 46S, 10Th, between ID and f. streets.
EOR X ENT-Two X ooms, suitable for Office. or
an once and chamber, Immediately opposite the
cry Hall, and over the office of c. 8. wafIach,
dl-II Apply to RICHARD WALLACE.
EOR RENT.-EitheI furnished or unfinished
an excellent, three story, new Brick House.
with basement, No. 498 New JERSEY avenue five
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three stall
stable ana coach house, with immediate Possession
Inqure at : NIL. WALKERS Portrait Gallery
odeon Bulidina, corner ~ street and Pa auenue.
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ho IA Lovers or Coop CHEER Cast your
eyes over the advertisement of wines and liquors
10 De sold tomorrow by C. w. Boteler, auc-
h'h-e'- The stock comprises choice assort-
h.rnt Of Madeira. Sherry, Port, CIaret and Cham
lt2He wines, brandy, rum, whisky, &c coming
Ton me largest importing houses in New York
~ we have before Us sample specimen of
the excellence Of the stock in the shane OF fask
q M'feit Cos Cognac, vintage l62O, and which
cat hardly be surpassed
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VNO THE PUBLIC.
a. "UNEXPLOSlNE CAS-" which 10 mo-
tb ng hut the well known ETHEREAL OIL" therefore
q deem az necessary Ia caution consumers for their
safety. that the only genuine article 70 known as
II elntzePs non + xplOslve Burning fluidn and 10
pre- pared and sold y r. STUFF. az has Depot cor
of u tn and streets, he being the sole possess
or f the night for selling the same IN the District of
Columbia ...
&C n -eoSm FIR. STUFF
McLAUGHLIN's MeLAUGHLIN's
.r Fancy Fnncy
Store. Store, d2
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CHILDRRN'S BOOKS FOR I8ss.-Ths Little
- Commodore, Mothers True Stories. The Won
Of History. Tales of Sea end Land, Inauisitive
JACK, Dick BOldhero, What TO do and how % do t,
Siberian Sable Hunter. True stores and False
Tales from the German, Belle and Lilly. or the
Golden Rule. Amt MavoTs Nursery Rhvmes,
Naughty Boys and Girls, FAIRY Tales by the COun-
tess D'Anlnoy, and many others for south of all
ages. some of them just from Tendon.
DIS FRANCK TAYLOR
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DEAb', the NEw NORK PHOIOGRAPHRR,
a"o"' 10 olrn Daguerrean Gallery Ia this city
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~ >~fE--A number Of persons who went to
uoH6lr Of getting their naturalization papers,
.Ha nave since missed them, may find them by
IPPlyihg a; tlr City Hall wheTe they were left
ny Hlsi4ke after the fees were paid.
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NOtlCE.-Ali persons indebted TO me, either by
notes past dues due bills, Op m sccounts, are
hereby Bo:ihed that shall expect Them 10 ray the
cash on or before thu LIST OF Janu9ry, 1853. per
sons not complying 10 lhis notice ~ the abOv e
stated time WILL have their notes due bal! s. or open
accounts placed in the hand of officers with instruo-
tons 70 make the money.
TO my cu.tomars who have paid me promptly and
To those who buy Tor cIsh ] return them MANY
thanks, and shall at all times be pleased fill their
orders with any goods appertaining to my business
WIN. NJ. Grips,
Wholesale and X etaI Grocer,
81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 18th SITS
d % Staw6w
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ADlFS AND GIN fLEMEN! - Your atten-
ton rs respectfully solicited TO the examination
of our stock of DRESSING ROBES for GeItle-
men, The most appropriate present 10 make To a
gentlemen friend wall he an article of this kind.
Frees ranging from s3 80 to $50 embracing rich
and beautiful patterns, selling cheap, at
GEO. III. r. VIII re h cos,
2-eo1 SO Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th SIS
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WATCH RETrKXs.-Dec. 2G-Charles Johnson,
George Hicks, ID. e.; James Conner, ID .
7. Cornelius Newman, Va; David Robinson,
"a sandy Hubard, ID. C David solomon, Md !;
,t Ne1r shorter, Md; Charles Stewart, ID. C; Ar
n furguSoD, ID. e; VIM. Hawkins, ID. G. !;
Dahdridge, ID. c Douglass GrandOn, ID.
w ihoS Mason, ID. C.; Alex Brooks, ID. C. !;
Thomas, Va; John Crawford, ID. T. and
~ Wilson, Md ali cOlOEed. unlawfu assem-
dI,SArh nned - ~. Mary Donnelly, ireland,
III dnd dlsOTderly; wOTkhOuse W days John
'l1'sell Ireland, disorderly and profanity; fine
costs, 81 "a. Columbus Carter Md. drunk
~ h- street; dismissed Mary Ann scott, Ire
a. drunk aud assault; nne and costs. 81 ~
Cost, sI4I -
S-ReZin Yeates, colored, ID. C. assault
alsoTdeTly; fine and costs, 81 ~ Cornelius
rack Ryon, Ireland. do do WIN McCuI-
- Pa drunk and disOTdeTly wOrkhouse 81
S@'' Fhirty-one lodgefs-all noa- residents.
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9,b @rlsans Bully Grtsfsnt.
MONDAY NoRNIrG. NoyEMBER .. 1857.

Mrs Lofty and /
M, Lofty s & 6 + / carnage !. s.
She has dappls greys 10 draw II, asss.
With ny blneeyed laughing baby,
IA Trundlip9 ", O. ~ ssss .
Ihide his face, lest she should see
The cherub boy and envy me.
Her ine husband has white fingers. !
Mine has not Oh ss'i esss'
He sould give his bride palace
Nine, . cot; s4s.- stg,
Hers comes home beneath the starlight,
Ne'er cares she;
Mine comes in the purple twilight,
Kisses me,
And prays that He who turns life's sands,
/ Will hold his loved ones iA His banda S,aI
Mrs. Lofty has her jewels,
She wears hers upon her bosom
Inside i;
She will leave hers 1t Deaths portal,
Bye and bye;
shall bear my treasure with me ID ~ v
When I die,
For have love and she has gold
She counts her wsalth-mine cant be told. i,
She has those who love her-station,
None have I; Ill.
But I've one true heart beside me-
Glad am L;
I'd not change it for Kingdom,
No, not Il; eos
God will weigh it in His balance,
BY and bye + 9.s r 4 = q
And the difference define 81 ! ~ n
'Twixt Mrs. Lofty's wealth and Eine.
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COURTEsY.-No man is II gentleman who, without
provocation would treat with nciyility the humbess
Of his Species 1t is vulgarty for which no accom-
plishments and no attachments dress ever atone.
Show me the mau who desires to make one happy
around him, and I will show yop gentleman by
nature and practice. although he may never have
worn suit OF broadcloth nor never heard Of lexicon.
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d URAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITESi
RARE OPPORTUNITY!
LONG CREDIT ! !

d URAl RESIDENCES
II MANUFACTURING SITESl
RARE OPPORTUNITYI
LONG CREDIT ! 1!
FOR sALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT 1900 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated the lire of the N o. jackson
and G. N Railroad miles from The city The ground form
lug part the Mearie Ridge higher than any place
any artificial means
To airy healthy and agreeable neighborhood
raj for the families Of the business OF the city
tain sections Of the higher grounds have been for pr
tons the streets which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To meet their wants, grounds
have been and will be donated the parties
schools chnche colleges and public Here taste and
wealth may combine make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty r es-.r
Other sections apart for buness purposes This
cay decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point In State 1t has front the
Mississippi river of than mile and half and upon
the naygabe of Lake Ponchrtran only about four
and c. N. Railroad directly with the river and offers
At the same time to pney woods and unbr
districts For the establishment msnuact res of all de,
cripons dry docks and steamboat bnildng has supe
or and for the OF arizans and the mechanic
much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered. p ~ ~
Lumber by daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
pany will render tbs necessary facilities to the travelling
muny and will run accommodation train to and from the
the city, suficency of travel may require it, Mr..
Irwin will also his lin Of omnbuses TO he depot at the
requisite thus making the connection with Canal street
portion of this property will be sold at low prices for the
small OF i've cent in cash. balance i've credit
with interest at six per cent. per annum.
Fer further particulars, apply MINOR KENNER, at the
Of henner; W. r. COLEMAN Us St. Charles street;
E. VUSE, las Magazine street au20 ly
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BreDONNELL,s nEsTAURANT
COMPREHENSIVE.

u bs r. ss14f Ase s.
business in all its branches At No s. Camp street.
Records q a Gasurssu, W ". W. Wood and H. Heating
H. a4a q ssn CO. from S his das dissolved
tion will the business his and his
0T g account im J. J. :. s sELF
NoTICE-rHE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR. J: A.
IN BEARD will not alter the style Of firm. The bust
MI be nusd afs saa T. % re e.
fully solicit continuation Of the public patronage heretofore
li9 sSa T bestowed on them j. A. BEARD CO.
NUTICE-C. 5. MARTIN ~ As BEEN ADMITTEp A
partner from this date under the firm Of IH0s GA
New Orleans, July l. 1857. - III
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE-THE suBsCRI;
ss.s I
Commission Agency business in the cities of New York and
We respectfully solicit the orders the old of
na s RS aspns With he i'm
satisfaction to all who enrs business to the agency
y, !, ,,,,-,,,. !. ! ! 5 s2gEEssso'"'
NOTICEL HAVE THIS pay SOLD TO LANES
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise and business
der the style g. Dunbar Co.. No II Canal and
All those who have claims against or are indebted to- g. g.
Dunbar Co.. will please call alone at the Office No.
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. g. DUNBAR
| New Orleans February IA, 1857.
| NJOTICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
In Of G. G. Dunbar Co.. No II Canal
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at
the place. for account under the style of j. A.
DUMB Co. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
age OF the friends Of the late house. my own
| friends. JAS. A. DUNBAR.
| New Orleans, February a. ls57.-fel6 ly
I AW NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC:
- tce of profession and be found at Office No ID
| Camp street. .-..s
mylS ly ..-.ss. M. NJ. REYNOLDS.
! THO SUGAR PLANTERSI HAVE JUST RE.
ceived superior article Of BONE BLACK, for SALE
- W. e. THOMPSON, j. r ~.
sel5 If No. 40 Camp street.
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AMBITION AND Love
But am strangely altered now;
love no more the bugle's voice. .s
The rushing wave-the plnnging PROV
The mountain with his clouded brow,
The thunder when the blue skies bow, 7'
And all the SONS Of God rejoice
love to dream of tears and signs,
And shadowy hair, and halfshut eyes.
ri. Neal.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7 81
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleansf
Bel remembered that this 18th March 1851 before the
subscriber Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
ve Secretary the Louisiana Mutual COMPANY
New Orleans being duly according to law
pose that the above just and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company
l CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn subscribed this 18th day Of March,
A. d. 1857. @. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice the Parish of Orleans.
The have resolved interest Of SIX
cash outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday in May next and have declared
q scrip dividend OF THIRTYFOUR PER CENT. on the net
of the year ending February 3d. 1851 for
which certificates will issued and after tho first day Of
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CAREIERE, Vice President.
+ +
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AN UNANswgRABLE APPEAL-A father holding
urchin bit him severely on the leg on which the
parent said, You young dog, h,w dare you bite s'
The boy turned his head, and, looking him IN the
face, said," Father, who began first? ss,zsr ~
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AN INSANE JuRoR.-The Springfield Ql.) Journal
thus relates the singular behavior of juror on q
recent murder trial in that place: ,t s,. =,
He was observed to act very strangely while in the
Jury box frequently shielding his face from the
sci, and at other times lodging from side to the
other but conduct attracted little attention. When
the inry retired to make up their verdict he seemed
to think that he himself was the criminal, and for
long time refused to sign the verdict, alleging that
he would be brought to troubeif be did, and insist
ing that the prisoner should be fined $1,000 instead OF
hung AS soon as the jury was discharged he started
tbr ugh the woods apparently on his way home,
which is six miles distant from Taylprville- but he
has not since been seen or heard OF. Much anxiety
exists as to what has become of him. hbb
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AUTUMN WOODS

All, 'twere lot too blest
Forever in thy colored shades to stray; >,
Amidst the kisses of the soft SOuth. West Y . p
X To rove and dream for aye.
And leave the vain, low strife ,-s
That makes men mad the tug for wealth and power,
The passions and the cares that wither life,
I.fl And waste its little hour.
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Boswell was talking away one evening in st.
james Park, with much vanity, when his friend
Temple remarked ..sI5.ea
6. We have heard Of many kinds Of hobby horses
but, Boswell you certainly ride upon yourself"
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CHAMPAGNE AGENCY--MOET i CHANDuNS
Feur de Sery E de Perdrix, Verzenay and Vim Impe
ral -a-I u. t..|
Imperial.
The subscriber authorized receive orders liberal
for direct importation Of the named very superior Cham
pagne socs the attention of dealers in general stock
always on hand Samples be seen at the office Of
s. WOLFF,
n17 ly Corner of Gravier and New Ievee.
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$l,5l3.49 II
STATE OF LoVIsIaNA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
g sT, -- Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who be-
ing duly according to law does depose and say
foregoing accounts just and true and transcript
ON the books of said Company. '. ''
and subscribed before this 18th July, 1857.
[Signedl c. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
[Signedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
Six cash. outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof to their legal representatives. and
after I'd Monday of August proxo also to declare div
of 5 cent? cent the earned
of the company for the year ending the Seth of june
1857 which cerncaes will be issued the 18th September
next resolved further that after reseryng ONE MILLION
Of profits that all the outstanding certificates of the
company the issue Of 1851 and 1851 aud
issue Of 1852 be and paid theholders thereof
or their legal rep esentatiyes, as follows
That Of 1850 ON and after 18th Of August next.
That of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next.
And rs per 1882 and after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
produced time of payment and cancelled to the
tent paid. rit' '
THOs. A. ADAMS, President
.,s.-a..,. GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter, the Cres
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
Enent, viz: IN
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June 30, le57 $o4S,95o 20
Amount Of untsrmnated risks July lst $780,. 139 99
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KITT II e DIG e q Fol so Nj
HQae Ben Kitredge & Co., Importers of Guns
aud Sporting Apparatus in al. its branches.
INK Wholesale and retail dealersip American Rifles,
Pistols and Fire arms of every variety, IS st
VCharles street, near st Charles Hotel, New
W Orleans, and Isl Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
= "
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
l appointed Agent the old established house of AR
BOUIN, NARETT Co., for the sale Of their very superior
Brandy prepared orders for either the low
prices Cognac be shipped direct In
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples be
,.l,.-I ss s. WOLFF,
NIL ly Corner of Gravier street and New Levee.
SAZEKAC BRANDIES-WE HAVE GOOD
~ supply hand and receiving by direct mportaons
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1898 in eighth
and pipes 1902 do do 1895 half quarter and eighth
generally this article pure and For sale
on Ne" YORK is.f E. II Pifsf
ol9 1y 7g5-f- t.es Sole Agents in this city.
n Brand 4 ss a.ss Mount.
10 oHF pipes Saasa c.o Co. conae Brandy
!lss:' :: :: :: Fs'sss 4 Co 49,. /.
70 f halves United proprietors; La Rochelle;
s. barrels superior old Bourbon Whisky; .,.a
so medium, different grades
Is :. old Monangahels
pipes Holland Gin; , IL. q. .a'- ...
100 baskets Champagne, Heidssick Co.; ...
$50 cases Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps; .
800 Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
50 cases :. Blackberry Brandy;
SO. 49,. :. :. Assorted syrups; ~
800 :. different Bitters Bokers Hosteter's.
Gouleys Mills, etc;
100 dozen each h. HOLSTERS;
~ :. ..""' :. SSamsi ..
100 casks quarts and pnts Porter aud Scotch Ale
large of Preserves Pie Fruits Jeies and Jams
Sardines, etc. a.,5.
Also general of Steamboat and Bar Stores hand
fe4 # '"'' " 49, - CADY / HOLMES, aravier al.
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RRIDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
PA1 Sr-i esirable and economical covering
Railroad Cars Depots, bridges, etc. For sale by
q, U. BOGERT 4 CO., ON ......,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana Alabama
DE- Mott Mississippi and Tex
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prom 81 - ~ aex - sAs k 80: >er
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1890 ~ 3sfT ,eess Z aMnsca RespssstSs
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II yihr rsf6er fnconveTIssnf Is1 A. l:% ~ yFs&
evsrvtfinr n vour norer RI Ss5@ ~ ~. y.
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heard II pcssib5e. ~ n WE
I then vent "a s1Sts T1,ossss 80 slk6.S &xsa.
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