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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27

Sue Su11ccIip,iEs Dc AND DEArH.-An e1traordina.
y affair occurred il Rochester, N. Y. afew
days ago. A young German named
CAM experienced disappointment in :
love afair, wrote certain frantic letters 70
hi, irisnds, and then went out to the rail-
road, laid h;s head deliberately down on
the track s The express train approached,
and was inssantly crushed 70 : Jelly. 4
day or two Afterwards Miss Maria Rohr,
The young lady who had Tilted CAM, sll
III of anguish On hearing of her lover's
dreadful death, and such was her mental
suffering that physicians who were called
70 attesd ksr considered her case beyond
their power. Her grief became very vio-
lsn,, and shs continually accused herself
of hayiiu murdered CAM. Il is said that
10 eoasequsnce Of tho disturbance caused
by her ou,cries sbe Was removed TO her
sisters house. and died soon afterwards
from grief and remorse. sI.r = fslss-
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A DOOMED VILLAGE.-On Monday
morning Of last week, says the Ogdens
burg IN. W Sentinel, tho village o.
Brasher Iron Works, in this county, con
tanned q thriving and busy population. The
sound Of industry was on every side, the
mechanics and laborers, Of which class
the people Of the little community princi.
|pally consisted, were surrounded by fami.
lies in the enjoyment Of all the necessaries
and many Of the Injuries Of life. and the
future was tinted with hopeful colors. The
population Of the place embraced about
forty families, the head Of which were
mostly in the employ Of Messrs. Alexan.
der 4 Skinner, engaged about their exten-
sive foundry and machine shops, which
had huilt up the place and given it all the
importance il had attained. Before nigf
the whole village, the foundry. machir
shops, saw.milIs, and every dwelling
the place except six, were consume. - Z
with the bosom Of destruction. l.'e .
that had previously ragged in the Gus
was driven by wind from 4 poin1 Two
South Of West, like a hail.stormp po" "a" 3
doomed village. Women at tn sss"''u"
were, compelled TO drop thei .o'H' "
tumble the wet clothes into c's'esn 70
gather together their childr" an" ny 10
the fields for their lives.
In one hour forty-three "'ongs' ano
from $75, 1000 to 9lO0.0Qwo1n o. prop {
erty were reduced to as s, ana l"r'y mm' h
ON. food or clothing. = without the means Il
Of emplcymrn,. T,llace was surroun.
dad by flsmes on sides. and it seems
miraculous that ps p-rished in the 81, sud-
DEN and overwnine calamity. Tho
men. who wene the woods to contend
With With n. f,.me ihere,l and that was the
case With me- irof them, returned to find
,heir house 4 heap Of s"oki"g ruins.
R.s % TOO orAfee men. saved even a coat,
..d sw oibe people Of the village any.
,h;ne eyaT what was on their persons.
Everv rining connected with the works
-. cAsamed-the clerk ia the store hav-
10 ,Srly time to put the books and pa. {
.Isln lnthe safe before he was compelled
tog e9''s"'@
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CARTS FOR SALE.

.ogEt O lar
TUST RECEIVED from the man
u ufactory Of John Fisher l. Co, of
Virginia, and for sale by A. - b
B. RAGAN, Nos. 8 and 10, ST. Philip street,
forty carts, viz:
Five inch. five n inch, FIVE 4 inch, fifteen
81 inch, eleven Bagasse. ....-..... -........-
Thbodaux, June 5, 1857.
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,Ik7as TALKING B1RD OF JAvA.-There
! = bird ia fremont street, Boston, which
y iatslligsnt and has = fine tenor voice.
He has = beautiful plumage Of purple and
green, which glistens in the sun. When
persons look 1t him he says in the most
distinct manner, after he has gazed intent
y, apparently listening to the conversa-
tiou-. My name is Mino." After wait.
ing some time, as if he expected a compli-
meat to b bestowed upon him, he has
raised his beautiful head and proudly said:
IS Mino is pretty bird." If no Psrson
offers any words Of praise, he jumps about
in his large cage . few times, turns his
hack to the astonished spectators, and in
asd emphatically says, in sharp
tooe . Go away-eo awayv He then
gives . loud and hearty guflaw,. exactly
like the $ ha.ha-ha r. Of . human being.
Of course, every person laughs It the
droll bird, and the droll bird laughs again,
aud says I" Good morning" When he
sees his admirers disperse, he tells them
ID Tie pIainest language to "Shut the
door. !" II be Is asked his name 10 IN q:
(ectioaats manner, be win Immediately
reply: aMy name is Mino- o-How do you
10 :" When be hears several persons
couvsrsinG earnestly together, without
lakinx any notice Of him, 10 sxclaims
= What ars you talking Tor p The words
lre % suddenly spoken, and the sound SO
closely 5>sembles human voice, that one
is really inclined to reply that it is mono Of
your business! But Minc Is polite, well
Dducatsd and very amusing, although be
is vain and is fond Of flattery. :.
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ADVERTISEMENTS win be inseeo q sne -. a.. -,
DSsr nE.,. y, svsrv suhssqosnt Insertion 4 uoefa
.,.v~, 10y n,.de 10 thoee Who advertise ~ tne year
" es.a S,mr. - vil be eAafged fos nsH co'umd
cs.sr, Nedicine sdvsstis.ng. aad none q s'se's'
,",.,h vu he admitted On any terms.
pERsON Al LPUBLICATlON3-ComMass - ~ ~ r,hI;.
.or.l n.tuee or such ~ are n0s oes"'eN ~ - - -
s., ~ = Inserted - advertseoeno =. tns oP
s.ass ~ sd;to, by being paid SOr i. advance.
.HWniINCiNG GCANDIDATks-roDs.!e Ds.!es sia y cn.s! -!
~ sor announcing Canddsss fr ~ omces' 70 "e ps'o
,osrjARY NOTICES, mot s1eesding three g ur nnes
il IS ckeerfdlly inserted without ehasse ~ moss
AZ areeker lsoeth viii be fafed = asaes9nn...s.. q
are informed tnst no s~aS ~ ~
i .rss Nm b taken Il any eoun.aleassea x %s ~
- M wr,,er-not necessary for pobhcaf'oo, oes :
sssasissok rood falth }a 9stpNt .ssss
Is. h,f,..s -.-~~~~~~~~>-rs-~~ '*7a5@t-
r =, The Law sf NswsRaPers-a a9u y
s,hscriber, Who d not give expess. sotce 70 IN .ae
eontrs. sre eondered = wishing TO eoounus 'ne
.nh.crh.r, order shs of their new.
.es ~ rsINshef NY coatanae b ssad the@ os'" =
..S.edsers NEGLECT q refass y take thei! news
-:.ssn. IL o0ee y W1ich thsy afe eIseceeo, toSy
- re.nonse for them until they have seea tneat l
and ordered them discontinued.
The Cosrts have dec6ea that Se9aens 70 ssse ns
papers from the oce orremovins and leaving nss e'-
fhe United etaSes Courts have also repeatedly aeG,
Poanasssr whs saQtesp e gtve seeseeeSe p
ooee !, required BY the fost Once Depeftmen, sns
~ 49, crnn6i sf pesUoo; 10 0he from ne eee
sdreosed TO him. renders the Postmaster III
ale 70 the pubishsr lor the suhseftptssa 1see.
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)UMA PARISH OF TERREBONNE, SATURDAY, JUf ~ 921
A.. -, Payers.

,4 To Payers.
T>HE TAXES fors year 1856. and the Ii
l. censes for 1857 no~ u'e :" pe,Sons IN.
debted for the SAM N'''"' 'e11" ~ P"s
up without del:yIRG Sheriff and Collector
Houma, May le''-t"" -.*u
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HAvE YOU BEEN ATA. B. RAGAN's
IL Store lately: Nos, 8 aud 10, st. Phillip st..
Thibodaux II not you should lose no time in
calling and examining his stock Of well selected
Groceries. He has just returned from New Or
leans whore he has entirely rePlensied his stock,
Of all the delicaci.s the market could afford tho
following 10 a list Of articles, viz:
fa9 Green. Smoked and Cauvassed Meats,
St Louis Flour, a qua laI
Large Whale Mackerel, .s.I........-.#
Coffees, Teas. Sugar
Brown. White, Crushed and Powdered,
Biscuits Of all kinds, (fresh) @
|ra5HamE Beef = 10 mode in Cans,
=. .f4 Roast Beef. ...4f.,...et6l
ii afs14es t' CLANS. Oysters. Peaches,
.it.s ga td as9' Roast Turkey. '.4o@
.slsssss ,,.. has Roast Mutton, ud
,35H1asrtl si1d-nelAs Champagnon, n ~
"A, ...., .,.on o.s Minced Pie Meats
-7'' Tomatoes,
Gnen Peas. all put up in and IL. cans. saa
Mackerel in Cans, |. > delicious dish) auiHsa =
Spanish Pate Gras Cheese,
ssB Cspess and Spanish Olives. a = h' taa
Italian S.rdines in oil. - SIS v4aI
French Pickles,
gasasa 20 Olive Fsrci L 'Huile,
as,e.3H s,aa Anchoviss in oil. aa tH
'''' Pine Apple Cheese, i4s,
a7s shsss1 aiiuaisd Western :. - '..s'' .
.lsliss IS asuoaa q Te%.to Ks'ehup. d q
sod aI' ,bnsm7goa Pate Pate i F.o;d. Ed
Engliah Dairy Cheese. Pepper Sauce. lot5 sal
cam.n. csnr, sltJ JeiIiys ylisolasq,a ia5'ssmsa
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~ If you ves6 have an easy death
be sure to keep . clear conscience while
you live.
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axCOpeQribuables.

A,Comlribnablcs.
Esra,S pour rannee 1856, ct les Licen-
81 etant dues maintenant; toutes
@ doivant sont prices de payer sans de-
A. BOURG, Sheriff ct Collecteur.
aal. MAI 1857 i'm
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IAafnA Giamt. g

sd9s aai sa Lt1toe Giant. ''''-
TUST receiving new invoice this Gel
q ebrated CORN AND COB MILL Il didsseut sizes,
with prices r4asiag fn ~ V e7s sceorng to size,
always including the shah sweep. Every sOckseder
shouA have ose III these Ans the amount saved ins
e faly onehrd. besides the great advantage % the
health Of stock. For sale BY
Thibodaux, Jsa. l. 1851. =. F. HOLDEN.
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- ". M....HOuma lodge.
TTLDS its Regular meetings at 4
Ae Masonic Hal, over the store Of Messrs Y ~
ca rennent, SATURDAYS on OF before ~
~ full moon, at O'Clock. p. NJ. e..
OFFICERS:
Il IyAYCOCX, WIN. &C. TENNENT TRRAs
J L. JENNINGS. s. W. J. B.DUNN. S. u.
] A. GAGNE, J. w. ". HATCH, ID
NEWELL. SEC'Y. E. O. GAGNE, TYLga.
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SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLIES I
FREDERICK'S EMPORIUM.
The gentlemen Of Houma and vicinity are.x2
III seasOnabe gOnds. which he win mako up order in
the htest fashion. Also, beautfdl assxtment Of
GentleMen's FaEnishiAg Gooas, His
Of the most tasty description and selected with great
expressly for this market Call Fredecks Faehionahe
plete. %It .sEz sE #r{5fA feb48.N
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bsEs11s hlowiag lines are by.J. Mas
dad Haana :-I sxsb Wsi 81 fHsis
ssslsJso dsses' ID evesu;as cleft the sky, ,giissi
qB nsNMarose eaeh esherss sutAy. .sisf
os IlRs . ihreaghs sleq ksPe evssly. suo ,
asgsAsa tsss / saw thstl one w,s Won, 81
And flew with pinions cropped snd sholia !,
Whilst one on fapltleas winu was bome.
anih! tuss1 and aywiilned Hat one wodad vait
s Ia Thss en ansther Wis ilst4 lsa!a wan
.saslhsr 'q sntss Y ,nd asl shut she ga,e lsss
aaissiI hav,s not IN u x.ll' = h.,dH Il, 4 sd'
-asas As4ssues I ssll; IN - n,ay b, bstsei
div YA llhsnIwilfa Gn ~ ftss.i sit IS psi
nj bs,i9 gas 10 8ta8 4sdarit 70 sssai 10,
aa, i 6r1a abgsaa tagstler A., H.,5 90,
~ - Oh, loved enc. Why ~ yoa and II -
sep 0blyass = In bselss ~ d.: sie 'i91
effs M iss,.S1 ~sl.g...nss g E.5l.as .sssuo!
7sia TAs lf.,st ca ifrv.u.t =. =. ~. iaoss
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J.. IAskIN, ;sr. zsss4 81 ~ asa :. GeIaAAeeE.
LARKIN GRISAMORE, 1. t,gz
COPPER, ZINC, TIN, SHEET. -,
~ IRON, BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURE
EnA Jasksoa Slssse. Thibodaux, La, IN
Hass p heas svssy vssisfy u 'aJ $ = 5tssti s7ss
Cookiag and other Stores and Grates.
Aso-uanuf1ctures Casi6efs. Gfsnulatos, Gasometes,
Sheet Iron Jaios Dssea and everything connected with
his hnsesa ~ he ahnsts noses. and On The non
sonsble terms. 4, Il :ssf
Nopha fnpeas win seo 10 e 10 their own intesest 70
epco1sae 6essc msnulactares he il deesniDed 10 Do
everything II the very best manner.
AlDlAgeptl ~ tAa tarisAss Of lAlsurche and 1esve
bonne fos She sole ef G. LEvl1r'S CORN aad OOB
CAUG9TN0 MIL IT r1antess. s4asa
+ sf,,fssae.ssssfss 4 a-ALSO- 1sa assHs AlstaEs
SPRA1TS PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best n the
wee1. AIlua ~ asesa feuDopabse terms jyl4-ly
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TAs 'lf,..s ca fr.s. !. n..,.
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Brandies. Liquors, Symps, and assorted Wines.
Lemons, Oranges, and Cigars. Just remember
we never advertise anything that We have not.
Call IN Il Ra4an'a asa@ So F'2" r.
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BY Larus &, Shine,
A ssIGN IJ se=a yE TIN THOU.

A SSIGNEE,S SAT- OF TIN THOU.
"A SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATcRFa
AND JEWELRY AT AUCTION.-In con,olis usa
mence on THURSDAY morning, lst Of Jarusry. at
10 O'clock. to close out the large and extensive stoc
OF Watches and Jeweirv Just received among which
ISL Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers English Sill
yer Levers Also, large and besutifu lot on Plated
Watches Of all grades. Also. handsome lot Of Fob.
Vest and Guard Chains Also, q spe ndid assortment
of Ladder Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic Sets, TO-
yather with large and extensive assortment of Gold
Pins: Ear Eines; Bracelets; Cuff Pins; Lochets Pen
cils, so. - = =
Strangers visiting the city would do well to site nd
our sales, a. the stock will be sold the highest
bidder and every article offered win be warranted az
represented or the money refunded immedistely
~ Sale to take plsce every morning at 10 e,cloek
and ct O'Clock in the evening" until further notice.
TERMs-All sums under S1a0, cash; svar that
amount months, for approved endorsed neeotishIe
paper. LARU6 & SEINE. Apcts
de3O IA Main strsst
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HIT ,EnGlAGAIN,


= HIT sEHglAGAlN.
MI have been on the SQUARE In Riahuon
Old town, g. - - -
Have made observations and noted them DOWN
The n,usic Fvs beard from omi fh's Amor, had E
And thought like the rest. 1t sxosedins iv rama
s 9ut whenever visit the Square. far or near.
To think Of the Thousands in dresses an nav
To hear some pronounce the word "BARTHo-LO.
NEW
Ny watch will not tell ths hour or minutes of ay.
Al strollias and struggling they bend forth their
way
On msin and Eleventh they take slieh. view.
s IND wsik into the store Of BAR-TH6. 10 NEW
~ watch needs repairing. no time will it keep,
Either walking or ndlna, or while Pm asleep
Yet s,i. III not give thee thoush old for one new
And ~ get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nought else doss he do but from ali ssks share.
Giac.s Wsfches and Jeweiry he does but epair;
neres happy New Year to my friends and the rest
lie out rivals no one, but equals the best =
w J. BARTHOLOMEW.
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond
Watch ard Clock maker
js . Over 90 years In London and America.
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sPkOTAL NOTICES.

ru' Pasipo cem nt.--.F9ndfng shnt my
ock 10 yet too large TO expose t To the hasaTd Of
public sale at this time, and desiring to Afford fur
Their opportunity to friends and cuttoners to sup
ply themselves with DRY GOODS at prin. cost I
sha continue to sell OF the residue OF my stock,
ill farther notice. Great bargains certainly b
had for short time longer at the caah store Of
THOMAS ID. QUARLEE.
10 S6-ts 22a Broad It.
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BY Lr~" Shine.

EASE OE h--A.AA .4OUSE AT AUG.
mises on TUESDAY afternoon the goth instsnt-
commencing at O'clock, the unexpired term Of
Laase, (say shout yeatssl of Brick Building re.
snd situated on Franklin az, adjoining Tayiors gro,
esry store being excellent location for any hind
of business. BENZ a. WHITArT
Sale conducted by LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts
ia Is -
POSIPONED.-The above sale Ia postponed tn.
next FRIDAY, January q. at - O'Clock.
AL LARUs l. SHINE, Ascts.
ciemency OF the weather the above sale 10 pos,
to TUESDAY afternoon, at 81 O'Clock Sd Fsbruary.
sale can be effected privately by arnvi ps to ne
JsA LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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= - = -
srx<syYkI. NOTICES.

srpcia, lard .,nn"y arm ~. as, and
Taos. rn,II the opessng ef their regular srriss
Gs ss eli saoa. ts's to . sss IL 10, s
instances as pa ard stross SILKS ;Foalsrd Silks;
Rich meu.eR sreses: Tissues; Hernsni's; Betsgs De
Cha,les "a S other styles OF Drea Goods; also
asa and coson sss.s,s T Tsss pow cos
ask Nsssa a:,,., Cults: BED Blankets O n ghsm':
tons $40 Tsmn,: French aud English Prints; ele'
Isess vsIvst and cso,h closss ard sslmsa, No. 80
la oraar thss Nth their usual business, they
may not iissiayed upon their second floor, where
VII q Of ehs9 force will always be In readiness 70
s;tsnd 70 tha 81 the public s,s requested to give
them an early call .,
New 9ood' aa"' T. r. PRICE CO.
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@srsEFT-P HoToGR fHs AND
hnr roTyPEs~Determined to establish repu-
tn @ sd rsaes and '1f S.ys ths ,g Dnsps
onHe tskipe Photosrap chs In style not surpsss-
n n any ~ city tbs Union Having operated sS-
,tvs Europe wei IL the sass siy s' sm
.i.scton TO the most fa.tidious taste Having
essssa the services of artist, design introduce
ing Photographs, colores In oil and water soiofs
re "a nroeared in any Northern city; Ambrotype:
go ;p The 6uest style, from one dolls, up Cali
and see. Manassr
"a e-dim$ '"""eeA'
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s.r- Not,cr..-The subscr!ber would mo

" NOficC..-Tne suDscFsUor ."oHIu rUs
a1s,ttcv call the attention Of all in want OF the
IT. Corh or plain to q case that he has just
s s.s they are made by Monsieur Melies of Pa
expressly to my order, and will be the las. case OF
s5 in ,his city this ssssou. Also on hand, large
es,oTtnspt of Double Sole and the finest kind of
nrs.s boo,.. Gsiters and Shoes Of my own Inanuse-
ture to which most respectfully cali the attention
- ali IN want of Boots and Shoes of superior quality
ALEX HILL. kanufacturer snd Importer
~ Lsaiss sn6 Geutlemep's french Boots and
A 1T. Shoes. III Main ST., Richmond
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{ h1sS1ONEn'S 4. l. ur r
~ GkoEs Tho undersigned, as Com m:asicn.r.
rico, entered in ths suit Of Thomas Howard ana
srs against Sarah Howard, Administrators of VII,
nam nam Howard deces on the I'd day of Februsrv.
1877 Will sell, on the I'd day of March. ISs@
at II O'Clock, NJ in front of the County out San.
Of Henrico at public auction for cash, three vaus.
BILE NEGROES, belonging to the estate of s.id VII.
liam Howard, dsseussd. " A.
Fl. AYLETT
fa2-4d rHO9 p aaRpTrr Con'rs
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x,,oa-accountnrt, agent and Col


Ss "a ., WooTToN would respectfully In
- 10 .it,ysns of Richmond and the public sene-
10 ii tnat he IL row rre pared to keep and balance
naske of bills and do writing By the job; viii
~ nsv particular ana prompt attention to collect
,as hcuss rents negro hires and collecting seneray
sseurit7 will be sven for promptness and correct
aess to those who pstroniss him.
Tts Office 10 one coor below the corner OF cover.
,o~ and FRANKLIN streets, short distance above tne
E,ehsuse Hotel. 1ss-oih
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by G0dtin - ar~ -son, Aucls.
1 tOMMISSIONa s.>e,- .sn LIZ OF NEGRO
MAN.-As Commissioner of the Circuit Court
q me city CT Richmond, by 6scrse pronounced an
itn november, 1856 in OF Harvie ". MarshaiPs
noIs &c, and In further pursuance of said Decree
rns ae at public arstiou in front Of tho State
nav 1h In the city Of Richmond on TUES
W. ne % OF February, 1857, at IL o'clock, ons
negro Man named DICK, about 20 years old, who
nas oesn WORKING for tie past two years 1t the shoe
TERMS cash. f
VIM. w. HARVIE, Commissioner
saie bv HaDnfS APPrssns Aurta In "a
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Removal DIR. John =. ID. Cullen hns
,'n,,ei mis- Off ,e to the Richmond House, Govern
o. street where he may be foapa during soe gay az
sbt At Mi Mabeu's corner of Grace and 9th streets
IA al.-lIa'
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UDr. il. Is R0se.. late of SsaGord coun.
ts-havng removed to Richmond offers his profes.
sionst services to the public
~ Office in the basement OF the Central Hotel,
corner Of 9th and Grace streets. ia 24-Im
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BY Taylor a. WiIIin mas

RRlCA HOUSE And T,9aT nx r..u
nv sh ,a,s =. STREET. AT AuCTIoN.0on rGEs.
Ma. .u LUZ; neo Of O'clock r upon the nrs.
suatad Ga the south side of Marshsll .t,sas Lot
henry street and occupied by Mr. 5. Re- ne9 r.
nag rooms with kitchen closets and cut han...
back l4l u feet TO an alley l6 feet wide AD runs
TERMS -One-fourth cash; balance At
months, with interest. and secured by tru.t a.
OF preferred, the purchaser may retain Iosn y;
about $1,000 obtained upon the property from No. .,
monroe Building Compsny; and for the balance libs
ra terms will be given Aoe
fe g SAVIOR r. uyrIrranv
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rx~ Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.-l have
sst received by Adarns' EXPRESS fresh lot OF
swesdsb Leeche-, which willsbs applied upon the
,nost reasonable terms;
Ps-Cupping and I.eeching promptly attended
10 can be found st sll hours at the Hair Dressng
Ho ~ "a --0'- &c. HOEsON.
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~ Thomas w. Meesec,
tomce with Geo. J. Sumner, No 80 Peasi street,
ny Alex No11. Auca. s

EURN!TUR6, GhOCERIEs. CLOTH
ING &C.-Wiil be sold ut Auction on fJJES.
DAY, February 3d. commencing az 10 e,e lock- = aene
raj assortment OF second hsnd FURNiTGRE.
dies. Scan, susa-, Potatoes Brcon1s &c
DRY GOoDS-Several invoices Dry Grods Clo
thing, Shoes, Hats, CAPS. 20 dozen Country Knit
Socks &c.
ALSo.-1 Biacksmith's Bellows in good oraa.
Anvil s ALEX. MOTT
fa I Aursion.sr
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evSpleudid Goods at Cost, and at great

vspiendia Goods at Coat and at great
Nv REDUCED PsicEs-To maize room for our Sprins
purchases we offer until the first Of March next the
following elegant and desirable 0oods ct greatly
duced prices and in many instances at PRIME COST
Our friends aud the public invited to embrace
this opportunity to suppy themselves with some OF
the most beautiful Goods seen In this market
at great sacrifice.
Rich Broc ade Ffounced Silk Robes
Chene, Bsysdere and Brocade Dren Silks
Beautiful Evening and Patty Dress Goods
French and Irish Poplins, vs.y handsome
Valencia and Mousslin Flounced Robes
Satin and Jasps Strp'd Valencia Dresses
Super French Printed Mouselin DeLeines
Rich French Wool Dress Plafds
0imuure, Maltese, Honiton and Brussells Lace
Sets
Point Applique, Point paisuils and Valeneiennea
do
Thread Lace trimmed. French Embroidered DO
Honiton and BRUSSELS Black Lace DO
Lsdies' and Meme silk and Weol Shirts and Drawer
Plain and Printed Opera Flannels
Real and Patent Welsh do
Cloths, Csssimeres and Vestings
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks and Talmas
Stella and fine Bay State Shaws, 10
PRICE 4 WATKINS,
Dry Goods Dealers, No. l57 Main street.
is 22-lm
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THE FINEST QUALITY GLIS III
4 TOOTH BRUSHES, made expressly for our
sales each Brush having name stamped on the
handle and the hair secured by silver wire and pa
tent cement These Brushes are of the beat quality
and warranted not to lose the hair
MEADE BAKER, Chemists &C.
iaSI-6t 's6. w. corner Main end 10Th sta
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.sy- New Hair Uye.--Hobson has new
tfsIr Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whisker or Nous
taches besutiful natural black or brown, which
ifber water nor sunshine tsrnish in the least.
W. sdvins all who dye, to call on HCBsON, at his
Hair Cuttiug Room, under the American Hotel -
rutrsnss on IIth street. no ~
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~ Wo0d.,-The subscriber has now O. =
Il md and will continue to keep constantly large
supply eff seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, which
he is selling at the lowest market rates for cash.
Geo. A Hundley at the yard Broad street, will
receive the most prompt attention
JAMES A MOORE,
u 2i--lmf Successor to 8. N. Davis.