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CLOTHING sroRU.

No. n c 4 DIP STR EE +.
'l>Ht, undersigned would respectfully inform
i their friends and the public, that they keep
constantly on hand large lot Of Clothing,
embracing every variety md style To be found
in the most complete sod fashionable cslab-
lishmeuts in the city. Their goods are we'll
selected, and finely finished. Persons visiting
the city are invited to call on them, and Judge
for them selves.
BE particular to look for the sign Of
April ~. Boy X, flTklN Il co.
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lranAttn House.
90 CANAL street, Aes- Orieans

No. y3 CANAL street, Aefr Dricans.
~ MRS. l.. y. HOWE would inform
R;;i the citizens Of Eastern Texas and y.
0A Louisiana, that she has opened this
large, eommodious, and elegant house, aud *
prepared to receive, those who may visit the city.
The Franklin House is situated IN des bic
locality the rooms are well arranged and fur
ni,hed with view 10 elegance and comfort,
while The table viii be supplied wila the
choicest, cdiblcs Of an abundan, market
April 20, l~lj w.
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TINS institution /. located three miles west
of ciarkssille, Red River county, Texas.
Sessions commence FIRST MONDAY 10
OCTOBER. and close the last Thursday IN
July, embracing term ot ten months. STU
Dent. taken at any period OF thc session.
The course Of instruction y ~ thorough
Ia the English, tA-spa!. and Mathematical
bfans hes as eau lac ioubd IA any Institution ia
ihe South.
TRIMS PER SESSION of TIN MONTHS.
Board. washing, raom. reut and 'p'nuu
10 English Department, Il f..ld IS close
IF session Si'
n n,i pa,, Al close Of session. III
Ia c.ass.eAi or h,gbef Maih,matlea, . rad
at closr Of term, $50
II not paid al close, Il3
First five months on,y, 70
Incidental expense, !
Ten per cent allowed on money pnid IN nd-
vance. students charged from the time they
outer the school tli close Of the session, and no
iedurtlou made except "a cases Of iroira"ied
,.rknc.s those entering the Institute are
required Go afni-h lights stationery, and test
hookz.
TEXT BuoKS NnolrEp A. sTASpAEpS.
Rntcf's Practical Gammar;
EmmerSoH's Arithmetic;
Robuson's Algebra;
Nrtiullry'- s,rics;
tnry'- Typography
Nilisnu'~ BI.iorir-,
Madison. Astronomy
nrappr's Philosophy and chcmi-Ify
Bullef's ANALOGY
tpham', Mental Philosophy
Campbell. Rhctar.c
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w.w Orleans Advertisement.
COLI.
PATENT pRrNi,M rNprLAfoav
~nnx Avn FIGURING MILLS

rNIYNV rRiNiiN 'NpthN''"'
CORN AND FIGURING MILLS.
IL. inlringements in the construction OF
Il Mills. or hy selling other make Of m'',s
ON the reputation Of mine, VIII be certainty
,ros.culcA to the full extent of the law made
and provided in such eases for The pto'ecu""
of paicn,ees.
Mandatory, Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CITY. suburb OF New Orleans.
Warehouse, 80 \atchez street, New Orleans
uEsCRlFTlos.
This Mi. exhibits both novelty and sin,r'sci.
,y i, its construction Is portable, or stationary
a. may be desired and embraces seven diiicf-
emf sites. ranging from fourteen niche, to three
feet IN diameter being equally adapted TO
water steam. horse or windmill power, to each
of which /, is applied with success niipafAl-
leled in the history of The milling art
ADVANTAGES.
,.t Simplicity of construction and dnra-
biljly O, material, the hurrs being in solid
block
"a The under stone being (ihe runner
pcrfrc,y balanced, giving Ii the undua'ovy
motion which iusures uniformity in the gfisi.
81 The centrifugal action Of the running
.;ote facing The grain )rom the ccniro the IN
slant it falls upon H.
18th. The eve being small effects a great
saving in power hy breaking the grain near
a., In, ,.nts, at M, stone
* M. ....,.,,,,,, Of the crain NEVER
-, a. ,be r,r III the upper Stone and al.
-. ,t.. min D., ,i,u runty 10 III, great in.
49,, T..
~, IN Tt.'o,,,,.,e,,.,nt of the neck or Jour.
,..foc,i,. s,ind,, E.ir, below the stone. where
ha LII Nh, I'm Of The op,rainr while
H.. '.,iI +, ,,,rri,', a, mil .prrd
W, -,h Th, "d,,nt,' If ali ,1s crjp1,po snr.
e. 80, d,.,,,.,.r of b,Fr h, obtained
~ .,,',i-l ~ ,lc INST cronn,ni,al manner.
'''u IT,, - a.. .'f'-,Ifo nr;n,,nle. hereto.
rDf',.- ~. ,,,iil.r,, ,,,
M IN, ,,f sho,, the nriees of
,l., .,, ,,,,ii. and The c,n,city Of each
u, w., ~ -, ,,,I IN, ,.,re.shie in in.
- "'. w., ...,I. ..,.t Mn
~, ,orh I,n,r nr..s sl6n. ,ap,city from ;.
,,.t hn.l,J. ~ ti,.. b.,r. ,4l,,It, fT5m a5o to
s' .,.'.,...,,. ,., ,,,,n,,, hs,d 4 inches Md,
"a i,et L,,,, n,,.c an, ,anaeity from la
tn.h,ls Ia m, b.pr' ,elacity from $50 to Toe
l.,.'i.,,..os ,..r limit. l.,,i : ,ncbe. vide
~. - s,st ,.,,a.,,s Con, : +,
- w. -, ,.i,..,,, IRON, 400 :,
-, - - ,,i.,..
.,,.. t,.. H. ..,en '.,n..cit, t,o,, raj,
'.' ''' 49,, ,no -, a.,
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IoHNSON'S Collecting, Erclaree ard
- Banking Honsr,
sHHEyFroHr, Ia.
E1change for sale al aH seasons on \ nc
Orleans and Acm lort.
Collections attended to promptly.
References by PERMISSION.
INV ORLEANS.
". p Grayson,' Cash'r Bank y. Orleans.
Me~sr- II u. Merrill & Go, lisnk'rs
Mcs-fs Jno. Il. Marshall & Go.
Mcssts Wright, Allen & Co.
Messrs Converse a. Go.
Me,srs. McCuichon, Howell & Go.
PHILADELPHIA.
Messcr. Dfcxell Il Go. 800 Bukers.
Me4srs Nerk, foung u McCough,
Messrs Bullitt & farthorn.
Nrw N0BL,
Ocean Bank,
Me-~rs. l. n v Kirby & Go.
Mc.sf-- Baldwin, Starr " Go.
A. II Lo9cry, Esq.
b VI. JOHNSON
Jan 81, No.l9 ly
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ItlE subscriber having substituted steam
/ for horse power heretofore used 10 his
mills, situated three miles south Of Marshall
on the Carthage road takes pleasure in an
nouuciug io the public that he D. prepared 10
dl al order, enru stel to hin with accuracy
and dispatch.
The following prices will be charged for laln.
her. i paid Immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, (hoard mcasurc)
per thou-and, $40 90
Rough odge lumber, (board measure, 90
lAlhlng and Pahng, Is 90
II not paid upon delivery, the following
prices will be charged:
Ordinary square edge lumber, (boayd mcasure)
per thousand, Sl2 so
Rough edge lumber, (bcard measured I 30
laihing and Paling, Is 90
Grinding regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, tor the accommodation OF the public
y y. One Of Geo, pagos horse power, for
sale low by the subscriber
GEO. W. EWELL..
Nav i7lh. s56 ~ II
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Exchange P'arc, adjoining me fod2fc'
NFW ORLEANS.
DECElNES hy tbc steamships express and
II malls. an the rev hooks "a fast rs issued
from tlc press Aiwnys on hand tui. stock
oft .ae pruupa. STANDARD Author. in che d'i'er-
cui departments Of iiefature, Science and ihe
Ar Njsce' aucops Books, Medical Books,
Agricultural Books, Scientific BOOKS, Cheap
Publications. Serial Publications, Magazines,
Newspapers, etc etc.
Ny stock j. very complete 10 al i's details,
and {. not surpassed by any establishment in
the Sonth.
County gentlemen, visiting the city, are re-
specially invited 10 examine my shelves before
purchasing elsewhere.
4 Subscriptions received for OH the lead
ing newspapers and masa2ine- published Ia
the Diou
NJ chi 70 for packing and dravaee.
j. G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchange Place,
April 10 Bly, Adjoining the Posi- ufi.c
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Tin and sheet Iron uanuTactory

rI'IlE subscriber thankful for the liberal
i patronage he has hitherto received, r..
spccifuly informs his friends and the public,
that be has just received lot Of tia ani sheet
ron, and is now prepared 10 do any work in
bis line, at short uoliee, that may be- demand.
ed. Ie future, be will do business strictly on
the cash principle. as he cannot siiord to work
longer on a credit.
lie hopes to receive liberal patronage
J. II. VAN HOOK
1r Cotton Brands cut 20 order
January 18th, 1855 no ~ y
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Gelettto poetrp.
IN GROWING OLD.

The tOiiUwirIAbta',t""' S''"~' III
ed m The An.ioser Advertiser, and wefe wnl
ten, n We hspp.n 70 know ~ a lady q NJ"
yo,k city. However il may be .'th The if'll
physical frame, the heart, We are sure uA"'
r,.i,rs out ia these lines, can never grow
old"
rm growing old--'ii surely so;
And vet how short ]. seems,
Since wa. bat spori,se child,
EijVing childish dreams
Ieannot see the change that comes
VIII such an even pace;
MAX not hcu the wrinkles tall
t'lou my la'liag face.
Know I'm Old ard So, my heart
{, Just az young and gay
Asccf il Mas before ny locks
% bugl,i brown turned 10 gray.
Know these e,es 10 other eyes
Look no' SO hrigh, ami giad
A. once they looked and set Z 3, not
liccausc ny hearts more ssd
ue,cf watched With pufef joy
The floating clouds and glowing skies.
While glisieuing tears Of rapture Oh
These. old and fading eys@
Ard when marx the check, where once
The bf,gb, rose used 10 glow
I, gncgea mc not 10 see instead
The almond crown my brow.
I've seen the lowas grow Old and pale,
Aud wi,hered more than
Ike .ceu it lose It's every charm,
Then droop away and die
And then I've seen. rise again,
Bright as the bcaming sly,
And young and pure and beautiful
Aud loil that so shall |,
Then what Il am growing old
Nv heart Is ehangeless .lill,
And sod has gwen me..enongh
This loving heart to fill,
love to see the sun 90 down.
And leugihening shadows throw
Along the ground. while DER my head
The clouds In crimson glow.
I see, beyond those gorgeous clouds,
4 country bright aud far,
Which need. no sun God and tie lami
Its light and beauty are.
seem to hear the wondrou' song
Redeemed sinners sing,
And my heart leaps to Join the ihrong
10 praise the Heavenly King,
seem to see three eherub boys,
\, hand In hand they go,
With golden eurls and snowy wings,
Whose eyes with rapture glow.
When was Young called them MINE
Now Heavens sweet ONES are They
But shall claim my own again.
When am called away.
Perhaps when Heavens bright gate I've
passed,
They II know from every other,
The one who gave ihtm back to God,
And hast to call mo m1lhcr.
o. am glad I'm growing old
For every day spend,
Shall bring me one day nearer that
Bright day that has no end.
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" ikSiNG.

| HEREBY forewaru ell persons from trad
l ing in any manner with any Of my negroe,
or any negfor, under my control, uulesa aulho
uzcd by a written order hy noe, Auy pcr.or
Interfering ia thls manner wlli be prosecuted
to iAe estent OF ti.o lass.
A. y. BURRESS.
January 1865. 23I
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DISSOLUTION.

viii be continued Tor purposes Of lquidal,"a
only. SAN. W. RAWlINS,
July lst, '56 |. II. DUNCAN.
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4 H. PERSONS indebted 10 M. from 1872
"A til the present time, will please como
forward rad pay up, or they Will have to settle
with au pficer; and those who hagc settle.
uont- villa me VIII come forward and p.
receipts ! want to settle with everybody to
straighten my business make al who owe me
pay up, and discharge all uy drbta.
4 o nUHRFSS
January 9 1886 43n
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TIT BACHELOR.

a bachelor "a, at his blazing crate,
And he fell into a suoUze,
And he dreamed that DER his wrnklcd pate
Had been throwa the nupial moose.
a rosy boy came to vi, side,
And bounded oa bis knee,
And bsek from his beamiug face he hook
Far eurles in childish glee.
Then rang out lis msrfy voice,
lie shouted aloud" Papa.
! don I love anybody else
But you and dear Msmma e
Oh the bachelors heart o'eran with Joy,
80 long by love unlit
Ard from IL unseen depths poured out
Affection infinite.
Osl-streiehinr arms Of strength unshorn,
lie tsgg~d--Ai' I'D rem eat
Eshirh. - wss hls van. when master
eneAaD1,
Ilsd ksp~d into HE lar.
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,. ,. yASnfHHts, 4 C. AooRx
\ fANbiBBEk, MOORE d. co. iorrard.
' ing and General Commission Merchants
ani Neara'oai agents, No. 3 Poydras street
between Fulton .ml Front streets, New Or.
lrans.
Jan. II, ~ "
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1 he lhf&f~t ltetHNii-NhleDl IN Tue ->nuth, n.
Nos. II aud l73 Canal Street.
ALI. NEW STOCK.
r-A-, The undersigned having opened
w. large aud splendid assortment Of
- y new Southern Furniture, is pre-
pared TO supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms This being the only new
stock in the city, purchasers will find Il to their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn tue prices before purchasing c-ew here.
VIII keep constantly on hand
Nnfble, Nofi and Genre TableS,
Extension Tables of mahogany walnut and
OAK, and Of all sizes: rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Tables; Dressing Tables
walnut and cherry Dining Tables; oak, ma.
hogany aud rosewood Sidcboards; Bureaus Of
walnut rosewood aud mahogany; Armors
Uashs,ands Bedsleads Parlor Chairs, Te,e.a.
reles, Ottomans, lhvans, easy chairs, rockers
etcgeres, secretaries and book .cascs, oak and
walna, office chairs dining-room chairs, child.
rcns chair and rockers, mahogany and walnu,
tea. poys AMI light stands.
Ua,r, Moss md spring Mattresses,
Looking Glasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlo, Setis, together with every ar.
liee usually found IN furniture warehouse.
" This is an entirely new establishment
and no Old stock on hand. Purchasers vii
find il greatly to their iaieres, TO give this sior,
a cali before buying elsewhere, as the ,Foprie,
tor is eouiian, thar tie can offer then newer
! sty les Of the most fashionable furniture, NOR,
substant Ny made, and at greater bargain
than any other house in the cty.
CHARLES A STEWART.
Aprll ! o. ig56~v
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4, q sFNnFs, wa, riNkSEy MT
- EMMES & HILL, iiorneyS and Counsel.

~ fN1IF.N q HILL, If0rnfys d1a T0unsol-
y Tors AZ me ~ Camp street, New Orcap.
Judge Scmmes WIS Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Florida NJ to his removal
90 New Orleans
Mr.. llill has been citizen ~ Tevas-ex.
tensiyely aud laboronsly engaged in the prac.
tice Of law, for more than twenty wears, and
confidently refers 10 the Bench aud Bar Of tho
State.
Jan g. -. ulp-ly.
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DE\MAN'S
New Orleans tarTiape Wlrfh(

DE\MAN'S
New orleans tarriaee Warehouse,
Nos 81 ~ and 10 Common street,
Between the tity aud the 81 Charles Hotels.
The oldest and largest Carriage Establish
mont in the city Their stock consists of
some 800 Carriages, viz
COACHES, Buggics,
Fam. Rockawaysou No Top Bugges,
Light DO CO, Slide bugg,es,
Batouchcs, Salkeys a Gigs,
Jersey Wagons, and Almost every style Of ear
riage sold ~ this market Our work Is from
our mandatory in New Jersey, and fully
guaranteed. For saic low for cash or city ac-
ctptauce.
]. MARSH DENMAN & co.
April H. lSj6-y
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7. j. CAROIAN, presi,
Praf n Nlih~maiics and AHcitnt Language,
Mus Lou. CAGuLAN, lst Asst.
And Ias'rmfress ~ Ornamental Branches.
Miss SAHAu j. LucKr, u Asst
Mgs SApAu VI. KELSEY.
Praf NJ Inch ami fqsramrqai Nasir.
From INV o1pcrfencc a. a Teacher IN some
af the first literary Institutions 10 thc Union,
together with the aid Of such a cofps Of As
.i-iaui. ~ tie wants II the school mag dc
mand, flaiier myself tina, viii be prepared
to conduct tie Institute IN manner worthy
The patronage or an enlightened community,
and secondary 10 none iu tle Mouth.
RATES oF TUITION FER slssloNi
pemARY Class, including the usual stud.
lea, 81 on
Juuon c1Ass, including usual studies, 10 90
Ntpptr DO. 90 90
session. Do. 20 90
Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Music PIANO. Vocal and Instrumental,
with usc of instrument, 30 90
Each branch Of Ornamental Work, com.
pleied 10 90
.Incidculal Expenses, per session, 90
Pupils will be- charged from She time Of en-
trance To ihe end If the session, except IN eases
of protrartod sieknesa
\ h. Tie Inconvenience frequently afisng
in collecting bills from patrons $50 a distance,
suggests the cspcdleucy Of requiring, at the
commencement Of each session, pit Wrnt in
advance With a reduction Of 10 per cent, or a
note dnc at the end Of the session.
pa CAKOl.AN, \. NJ, Prssid,Hi.
Marshall, July 20, 1886. is-u
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Rreeiriae forwardiHg md Commission
MERCHANTS,
and dc0icrs N Grocc'ics, Boat and Bar
Stores, Plantation Supplies, a'c.
SHREVEPORT, "a.
WE have leased the eommodious and tre.
" proof Warehouse roccnily owned, and
occupied hy Hc~~rs. OpLgsnY & GElswuLu
and are prepared 10 receive and store cotton,
merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage. mad pledge ourselves Go
give prompt attention to alt business entrusted
to- oar eafe,
W. shall keep 90 hard o., all times o com.
ple'e stock Of plantation supphcs, boat and
bar stores md groceries ot every de- riptipn
10 which we beg leave to call public attention
Our charges for RECEIVING storing and IA r.
plug cotton il twenty i've cents per bale. tor
lhe entire season.
We wit make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise Ia store.
DUNN & YATES.
Sept ~. 1856. n5-6m.
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wafer Soior>.
Nc,rman's. Reev~s 4 Sons, AeAerH'a" $

MATE, sOior..
s. A,1,rms.'s
NcWmdns, HsfVes ~ >
ana ospof"
lust received, largc Stock "i wv "'''''
- colors. ia cakrs and In Nahogohs ana ,'''
wood boxes, w.ih iock apd N'}' s O., w.
man Colors, ie cakes and boxes hh' "sa''''
mcnt ..-...
Oh col0rs, In tuhs--Fnelish ana American !
canyases for portraits ~ i'ah'S ~ 'N w
AgxaG.
Canvas in rolls, from 80 ~ 90 'nehes "''e'
S'rr'cher~ for cansn-es' OF az N'
800 do1 hrc sable ana Gamer ha" P'i'is
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THE SAILORS CONSOLATION,

-, -.
ih"'e N poetry III '"' wy ''"t'
""'"'' " '''
One night came on Hu''''"n''
The sea was mountains '''l'ns'
And sad 10 Billy Bowling
A strong nor-westcr's blowing liiil
lInrk don't you hear Il roar now
lord help EN-. how piles all
ruhuppy folks on shor, now
Fool-hardly chaps VINO hV'S III 'o"ns'
What danger they are al w.
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COPANTNl,RSIlII..

'1NIE undersigned have forued II Cor,rlne'.
l ship under the style ol Duncan " Logan
10 succeed the late firm of Ravhns, Duncan
u COD for The purpose Of iransac!K ,"-
ton Faciorage and General Commission bas''
ness, and are iully authorized 10 hquidaie tue
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Leather and Findings store.

MoClbR, Importer, IS tharlres street.
IL between Conf aud 81 LOU. streets
French and German Patent Ieaiher-, Cali
Skins, Morocco KID, Innings and Fancy Boot
lces Also Lasting and Satin Ffamai-, Boot
Nehhs and Galoons Boot Lacinrs Twist
silks shoe thread, last and shes maker tools
ara large stock Of every article ia the
manufacturing line. apla
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johs u,It, " sopp, J,s prx,u
uAlIs ROOD. and PUTNAM, Cotton
! Factors and General Commits sion Nr.
CLANS, Ne s, Custom House stree, New Or.
leans. Give their slricte-, individual attention
TO the sale Of cotton, The purchase Of planta-
ton supplies, groceries, provisions, collections,
etc. etc ana feel conflrnc' from long eype.
riencc and thorough knowledge OF Their ba.
ness. in their ability TO serve their constituent.
successfully.
Refer to Gen. +. Greer. w. r > Ward.
Me>srs Vision and Smith DR., II + Nonng
Dec, i3, 1886 ul6-ly.
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IN The Shreveport road, or Thursday essa
l ing, the Goth inst, just below Maj Graves
n CLOlU CLOAK. The owner can 81 :.
by calling on the subscriber, and paying '''
this advertisement.
.s GEO. TUCKER.
Nov. ~, ns'"
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stoves Ny holesaic.

NAMttL Lut \ l., is receiving in Store
= large assortment at STOVES. Of new and
approved patterns, comprising cooking, Far
Tor, hurrh, Office .ind -ehueibouse Stove.
some ul the patterns are beautiful aud eHtire
ueW in tHi. market Also few OF the csie-
bratcd stuart Cooking stoves; these Stove.
ARE Nlul and without water backs, 50 that q
house can be supplied with hot water; these
stoves do not consume more than han the
fuel Of an ordinary stove to do the cooking
tor fatally.
Also iu store, Copper iioi.cr bottoms
sheet IRON tor Stove Pipes English, American
and Russian sheet Iron.
Jan. II, ,51. ro-1l Il
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l., ". pCNCs~, g. toaAN ".
hNNcAN & LOGAN, fsucressors to Raw.
- linz, Duncan T. Coz toHor FIc'ors s-d
Commission Merchants, 81 tarondclet street.
New Orleans
Jan. II. 81 ~
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?. H. HRtSroS, rH,s y powb
ID II. BRiNTON & co, Commission and
70 harding Merchants, No. ~ Canal
street, New Orleans
RJer to--J n. Howell 4 Co, Og'csby a.
Grswold. White, Smith, i Baldwin, Shreye-
port, La.
Jan. II, 81 "
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southern Furniture WarerOOms.

Tho luTI1si IsI1NIlshnent IN Tie South,
Nos. II ! aud l13 Canal Street.
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A NJ. HOPKINS &. Co. (.ucc@s.or. :,
N, Powell & Ilopkina.) Commission ~.
chanls, Al Union street, New Orlsaas.
Jan. II, 81 IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21


April 70. Soy Patcutre and Propr cd
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-28
TOW ANDA FOUNDRY.

TNHE subscriber continues to carry on the
4 Foundry business in TOwanda and is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line short notice and in
workmanlike lie will keep hand make to
order POws Stoves Mill Irons, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon
Boxes and any article east iron that may be required
Turning and fitting up work will be done short notice
and reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Stoves of kind will find it much to their advantage
to buy at the Foundry they can be repaired much
cheaper Please call and examine before purchasing else
where Old cast iron and Grain taken in payment
Don't mistake the paceone door east of MerCus Block
as- would also say to those having accounts stand
ing over six months that they must he settled without
delay, and those having that due will do well to
pay up and save cost. JOHN CARMAN.
T0Wanda, Oct. -, ISJG.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-28
n EW FIRM
NEW FALL GOODS,

f,HE FIRM OF MONTANYES 4 co. has been dis
Il gsoved by mutual consent. WIN. A. ROCKWELL
having Withdrawn The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name of M0NTANYES-havinga asso-
clated with the firm j. D. MoNTANYE Jr. and F. D. MoS-
TANYE We trust with present facilities for the pur
chase Of Goods that make il object for Cash
CoSlOMES to examine our stock. which has been laid
IN with great care to suit the fall trade.
Bs All accounts due the old firm, also notes that
are due are expected to be paid ,cithOu further notice
August 25, 1856. MONTANYES