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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFA CTURING Co.'s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others
In our own family one of Wheeler & Wilson's
machines and we cannot imagine an ing more perfect
I'd. v. y. Evangelist.
l25 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22-tf w Np,prr T..
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NEW BOOK-Bv the Author of

1 ''JOHN IIALIFAXN
"A WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT MONEY! vol,
limo, cloth, 81
HOMERS HYMNS AND EPIGRAMS- tran slated by
Geo. Chapman-London.
LETTERS on EGYPT, EDOM AND TIE HOLY LAND
by Lord Iindsay-I.ondnn
WEBSTER'S DRAMATIC WORKS. vols-London
CRASHAW'S POLITICAL WORkS-LOndOn.
IILLY'S DRAMATIC WORKS. vols.--London.
ADELE-by Julia Kavanagh author of Nathalie etc -
Sl25.
adele is the best work have read by Julia Kaya
nagh charming novel, full of delicate character
PAINTING The workmanship is good throu ghout and th
interest kinded in the first chapter burns brightly To The
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APPLET0NS CYCLOP EDIA OF DRAWING
HAMILTON'S REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES
RAN AWAY TO SEA-by Capt Reid
LIFE OF STEPHENSON" Railway Engneer-further
supply
For sale by JAS 8 WATERS
apZ5l Isl pa Baltimore street
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Ip NOTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ or The MOI Mt VERNON COMPANY are hereby
notified that meeting for the ELECTION OF PRESi-
DENT AND SIN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs of
s company for the ensuing twelve months will he held
1T the Company's Office in Lombard street on MONDAY
Nay 3D. 1893, between the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock
4. NJ Hy order 'A'
ap2l eodtmy3 II. HUMPHREYS Sec,v
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MALTREATING SEAMAX.-C Charles W. Kerlin, cap
tain, and James Walker, first mate, of the barque
Rainbow, were arrested yesterday by the United
and unusual punishment upon George w. Williams,
a seaman, and were held to bail for further exam
nation by T.. S. Commissioner Hanan.
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1-D MARYLAND HISTORICAL So
W. ClETY.-NOTlCE-Mcm Members are requested 10 call
on JOS H. MEREDITH, (Canfeld, Bro X Co and re
ceive their Tickets for the SOIREE to given on Thurs
dy evening April 18th, in honor of the American Asso
citation for the Advancement Of Science
apZ"dt' s f. STREETER. Scc'y
F-p NO &c E.-THE WHOLESALE
~ AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS will meet
THIS FIR | pa EVENING, at ~ o'clock at ME
lR0roLiIAN HALL, Baltimore street, between Holiday
and Gay streets
by orfer N. GIDELMAN, President
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notwithstanding the enormous expense attending this
enterprise, the prices will benresS Circle and Parcuct
Boxes, $40. - t'-' -
~ The Office for the sale of Reserved Seats is now
opened at GEORGE WILLIG'S Music Store, No | North
Charles street, from 10 A. VI. till s p NJ
HS Doors open at O'Clock. Opera commence at s.
Seats reserved both in Parquette and Dress Circle will
be retained through the evening an23 9t
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VIOLATION OF ORnINANCE.-John Tracey was ar
rested on Wednesday night by officer Sullivan, OF
the Eastern District, the charge of violating one
OF the Health ordinances of the city. Justice Welc
fined him So and costs
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ARREsrED.-John Pryor concerned in the assault
upon Christian Schweinburg, at Stag Hail. on Sat
qrday last, was Yesterday arrested and released by
Justice Showacre, on bail, in the sum of 50 900.
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CONTRACT AwARDEp-The building committee of
the Peabody Institute have awarded to Mr.. Sam'
Brown, the contract for making the excavations
necessary for the foundations of this building. The
contractor intends to break ground in few DAYS.
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ifs SA AN N A II, GA-riIE
81 IL tlssteamer CITY OF NORFOLK. NJ r.
Greene, master will receive cargo.
apply to JiVFS GiRyTT Agent
ap23 If ~ % sr,jtb's Wh,rr
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The ASSESSMENT BILt.-'Thc consideration of this
bill, by the First Branch OF the City Council, was
concluded yesterday afternoon, and the bill passed.
1t provides for th" creation of twenty assessment
districts or one of each ward, with three assessors
IN each. one of whom shall act clerk Also, Il
board of five persons to be styled Board of Con
troll and Review, who shall supervise the work of
ion. The compensation of these parties is made as
follows: To the assessors in the first, seventh,
eighth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, and
twentieth wards, $3.50 each, with an extra compen-
sation to the clerk In the remaining wards the
assessors are allowed $500 each, with the ex-
ira compensation to the clerk. The members of the
Board of Control each to be allowed the sum of
$500 andbe allowed clerk at a compensation ofS600
This will make the entire cost of the assessment
Sl645O exclusive of the cost of books blanks, and
other incidental expenses, which will make ag-
gregatc of about SIT 900.
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FIRE.-Between three and four o'clock Yesterday
morning, fire was discovered in the hay and feed
depot of Mr.. JOS p. Baynes. on the corner of Eden
and Monument streets. The flames were extin-
guished by the Fire Department before much dam
age was done. The fire was of incendiary origin.
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The FORGERY Casa hearing was to be had
Yesterday before Justice Mcaris in the of Jas.
Baker, who arrested on Saturday, charged
with forging the signature Of Mrs. p. II. Bevans to
two promissory notes, of fifty and the other of
one hundred dollars. Mrs. Bevans not appearing
at the time appointed, the Justice referred the case
to the action of the Grand Jury.
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SILAS.
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handing an inquest at this time to determine
the fact, and it had better be allowed to pass off

the fact, and it had better be allowed to pass Off
BY TELEGRAPH.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Wednesday, April 81.
The interest IN the Littlcs murder case still con.
tnucs. The courtroom was crowded with an i'm
mensc audience to-day.
The mother of the prisoner, Stout swore that
she washed the blood and mud off his boots the
morning after the murder.
Charles Stout, the prisoners brother was then
sworn. He testified that the prisoner told him where
to find the cap, the pin, and spectacles, which were
discovered at the scene of the murder and that he
found them at o'clock in the morning after the
murder
The prisoners clothes were then shown, and
identified as those worn by him on the night that
the murder took place. The clothes of Mrs Littles
from which the mother Of Littles had washed the
blood, were also shown and identified.
The prosecution will probably rest the case on
their side tomorrow morning
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n fT w 9th inst, at o'clock, p M-Tbe well
srSTrsr:~.vZs known fayDrite Side Wheel steam hin,
JOSEPH WHITNEY, 1000 tons, Sol. IIowes cummanGef
will leave her wharf, foot Of Long Dock Tor Kbsfon
puucua!ly as above. '''
For passage having excellent accommodations
Apply to HENRY II. MEARS. Agent
>, .,ooo Office at Steamers Wharf
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LEGAL NOTICE.

sEcosP DISTRICT CouRT SUCCESSION OF MARY LASDY
New orleans ! ULLY--NO. 1907
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
his estate sud to all other persons herein interested
show within ten daysfro the notification II
they have why the presented by the admn
TRAITOR o. this estate hond not be homoogaed and approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order o. the Court
s4Hls eif P.s. wILTz. Clerk.
DEuMENE CouR De JusrIcE, CcEssIoN de MARY LAM
ParoFse h'Oreaus. ! DY SCUtLY--No 1909.
A Wis est par lie present donRe aux cream
"A cers de suse succession ct touies personnes
que celia peut concener davor adeduire our
de Ia presene publication les ron pour esqaees conpse
present de la dite succession point
approuve ct homoloue les fondb mains repars
confornement dit compile.
Par nrdre de In cour
AID ~ p. 3. Witt Grehier
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HooFLAND's

DUCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED
GERM BITTERS,
Prepared by DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHLADELPHIA PA.
Win efecualy Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JNuuGice Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys. and all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Peh, Funess Blood to the Head
Acidy of the Stomach Nasea Heartburn, Disgust for FeCd
Fullness Weight in the Stomach, Sou EuctiOns, Sink
ing Fluttcring the Pin of the Stomach Swimming al
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, Futtering the
Heart Chohkng sufoeatng sensations when in lying
posture Dir Vision Dots Webs before the Sight Fe.
and ~ II Pain in the Head; Deficiency of Precipitation,
Yellnwness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Bach
Chest Limbs etc; Sudden Flushe of Hea Burning in the
Flesh Imaginngs OF Evil, and great Depression
Of Spirits.
proprietor calling the attention of the public this
preparation does with feeling Of the utmost confidence IN
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
mended.
It'll and uniried article but that has stood II
of years. trial before the American people and t
reputation and unvaed by similar preparations
The testimony in It's given by the prominer
and well known physicians and individuals In all parts Of tie
country and careful perusal of the Almanac put
hed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
Of his Agents. Cannot but satisfy the skeDca that this
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obanen
Principal Office and Mandatory No. AIS ARCH street. Phil
adelphis. Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
do ly6w 81 and ISL Charities street.
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ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN
aergned respectfully informs city and country dealers,
and consumer generally that he has lately
factory OF SNUFF which obtained the Universal
Exhintion At Paris in 1850 the manufacture
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he good at least,
pure and Of pleasant taste
General Depot at his Store No I6 ST. Louis street Manu-.
factory al hcDonoghTille, La
Of On A. DELPIT.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


"a -Orphans' HOme-The annual entertain
~ me Bensht OF this Institution Will be held ODi
,1Ms ALI on the evening" q TUE DAY the 20ih,
WEDNESDAY the 2l and THURSDAY the I'D inst and tho
Drseesses earnestly desire that all fends the orphan will
IT, They also take pleasure in announcing the pub
ihry have succeeded In mixing arrangements give
iNo CONCERTS 10 common with the Fair. take place
We evenings Of the 2ls and 22d inst under The direction
hessrs. Grips and Ladache. Al6 II
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sgrERisTgSDEsr's orr1cE

mr. Sealed Proposals will be received by tho
UNDERSIGNED until the s dag Of May loading upon
carr necessary q I'LL the crib upon the the
S and ist niles 1t estimated ha will require from no
10 e1O0O cutie yads aud Is expected that the whole viii be
competed during The year 1860 Measurement to made in
me bnrrowpt The earth vii be procured from piece Of
land recently purchased BY the Company g miles from
new orleans or from point the Premier Rdge
may be Determined Therefore persons bidding viii the
price per yard Iom each place above indicated. Bids
or cash and for proportions Of cash and bonds Of the
Copsy bearing cent interest," Those proposing for the
~ork Will state definitely what per OF bonds II any, will
DC taken IN payment Payments viii he made monthly
ing ~ per cent FOR the HAl faith completion OF the work.
al2H ""' o. a;s /" Ism s,5s,,;ntendsr,
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oTTIcE or TIE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE. Co 4
. New Orleans. April II, 1851 !
hrThe election for nine Directors, to serve
curing the ensnng year will b. held this onice mon.
ia the 10Th inst, between the hours Of 10 NJ 2P NJ
Mt "a J. TUYRs President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custunnhonse street near
1Nl Royal street-Fo the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercural
Syph all Private without Mercury hndtAnce
from business friends and guaranteed in
all U...
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James prsc
in all the United and Europe-the many
markabe he has effected, which pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians juste him offering his
the confidence the unfortunate The following
OF the diseases termed private and Of which, 81
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James
mRnently eradienes, namely syphilis primary secondary and
Emissions Periodical Affections females
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons In
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers 1umors and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. james would aso call the attention especially Of thoe
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unfit
ting them for either business society, viz Constitutional De
biliy Impotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon OF the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness, lritabiy symptoms of Consumption
Mentally the fearful effects the mind be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion to Society, sefDsrus
love e Solitude Tnidy, of the evils produced
Al afflicted with any of the above should
fail call Dr. James and be at restored perec
health let false delcacy but apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of thin
terrible IaalRdy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured. and full vgos
restO' ed. tf
Remember The Medical House Dr. james, is 81 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours Of attendance
from A. N. to 3 p. NJ.
Consultations STRICTLY confidential. l.a t s--I
pay. - DIR. JAMES,
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IN ~ BAWsS UESTE<H IA
WA q JLOON Isl 81 Charles street. 1TE-
&MaEY This well known sstablshment, ~ "
SZ after a thorough renovztiop. IA SxnfkHlME1B
The Of everything IN
Of LARDER AND LIQUOR will be found II ali times this
house. H5itf l lt
The Cocks Barksspe Stewards and other attendants have
been engaged expressly for their polite and atenve oaaes
n prompt the Of b. the al}sz Of
success the proprietor Of SANS SALOtE fstters himself
that hs viii merit and liberal Of public pros-
age. oi0 n
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NOTICEABLE OF FERRY PRIVILEGE
CoNPTnoLLERis OFFICE,
OILY If L--lL..r.ur Nh uni IE--

,
City Of Jefferson, Ap~il 'l0ti, 1855
Re1lce That the Comptroller b- and he Is hereby
TO offer public adjudication after days Off
cia Journal the privilege o. running front
this city Tor the term Of years dating from the
ny the Council of said sale the purchaser binding hidrf
noarnl his expense. be in'a his
HONOR the Mayor comply with the the sale and
In accordance with i've SURVEYOR
file, and to keen said ferry running order for the
years, The tariff Of mtVium charges
specification Ssid adjudication he made highssf
subject the approval Council purchaser
furnishing his several pronsoty from
~ equal amounts, for the price OF adlniic
Notice j. hereby given that the above resolution
will cu 7 ESDAY, April % 1855 Y O'Clock NJ the
Cornell chahsr aiiulcae the highest bidder
mentioned privilege, according 70 sprrfeatio- f4
ais I'd =. W. GRIN tGE fnuptrnl1er.
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COwLER'S PATENT STEAM BOILER

have been extensively used for the last years. and
for in fuel have proved TO be far preferable to the od
nary boilers They combine the following advantages viz
ECONOMY in fuel require cleaning occupy small
simple in Instruction, and do much the ord
nary ner fined Boiler and not half much other
fuel saving, but at the time, comoicaied Boilers
Planters and others interested these Boilers in
tion at the following places in the city
Levee Steam Press louisiana Cotton Press Caronde
let Refinery. L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
Numerous certificates be the office Of the patentee
and circulars with plan Of the Boiler will be any par
Of the country application to
7 d. H. FOWLER, III Baroune street.
Manufacturer Of Low Pressure. Locomotive Fued nDd yln
der Boilers, sana Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimneys, etc, etc.
re- work done this establishment will be guarantee
equal point of workmanship and material, amy in The
country, and n the lowest prices ma 6mSW
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NEW ORLEANS, JAcKsoN AND GREAT NoRruERs RR. Co,
New Orleans, March &c, 1856. !
R9-In conformity with the charter, an cleo
ton VIII e held Office Of the Company OF Union
and ST. Charles Streets the Bank OF New Orleans MON
DAY April 18Th 1855 from to O'Clock, for eaheen Dirce
tors twelve to be chosen from stockholders re-idg In Louis
lana and six from residing Msiss provided
amoTy Of the stock Of the Company be represented said
election hut If majority Of the stock he represented
the election will be head MONDAY April 18Th lS3s
the ONCE OF the Company, from 9 to o'clock
ml9 I'd X. s. CHARLES. Secretary
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SOUTHERN BANK,

SOUTHERN BANK, Z
New Orleans, March % 1858.
RB-A general meeting of the Stoc Eholders
viii be held SATURDAY, Tie st Of May, 1888
the hours o ~ o'clock A. NJ 70 o'clock office of
lhoA. Layton Notary Public Of this city for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the eXpediency altering
Of the capital stock this Bank shares Of five hundred
dollars shares OF hundrei dollars cunformaby with
act Of he Legislature Of this State approved by the Governor
tho 18th March, 1883.
MA FREDERICK ROnFWAID President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

Bourbon ind Is Royal streets has the homo inform the
public mat he has aspned the control Of The Dyeng Es
iabl shmen No. rs Royal and thar will be continued
the principle he has heretofore conducted his old
tabshment No. 81 Bourbon sreecaTcul attention bust
ness and prompt ulHmen of contracts As he has ed
in this for the twelve years the public may
isded there will be no deviation in the future.
j. BONTEMPS, irHt
m30 3m GO Bourbon and 70 Royal Streets
RETIRED PHYSICIAN, SEVERITY. FIVE
n years whUse sands OF life have nearly dis
while in The Fast indies certain foronsnmp.
ton Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds aud General Debility
The remedy discovered by him when his only child,
daughter given diA Wishing do good
possible he will send such Of his afflicted fellow beings
quest IT, this ipe with full explicit directions for making
aud successfully IT, He requires each applicant
enclose him hnghee cents to DO returned postage
the recipe and the remainder to be applied to the
of his advertisement. Address DIR. II. JAMES f.
al 2wd&W 10 Grand street, jersey City, N. j.
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lsAUB's CORN AND FLOUR MILL, sc

- fRvoraby known throughout the southern States
svey possessing the combined qualities being strong
iron frame using ony the best French running
lower which being fast the spindle
with its fellow be injured by running empty having
bush loose having driver rind make choke
having its spindle in piece from bridge hopper
bearer
full supply in sore and for sale at the usual prices
s II. GILMAN
mQ 3m No 70 Ciravier street New Orla ans
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Notice Ia hereby given TINT the termination ~ the
nershp existing. according writ afcl,s of
ment, be- ween the members OF The firm OF Baylor Co
same win be dissolved aud the unfinished busnes placed
liquidation. G. q. BAYLOR.
Manchester March 1858. . as tkW
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ToBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET

'TOBH'S EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
From after th date will send Special Messenger
the new VIRGINIA, who viii Check all Baggage
through the points of desnaon also take charge Of Par
cells, Packages and small freight.
Passengers by the VIRGINIA have their Bag
gage checked from the Hotels Residences and Steamboats,
Travellers coming this bound the river and
who have decided their boat, have
their baggage stored at our office free Of charge.
The Of the Virginia will be received and checked
the rontchartrain Railroad.
The Express Box Chest and wsgon, will leave
Office half hour previous the departure OF the
her schedule.
Packages and freight marked TOBY'S EXPRESS will
with attention and be delivered with dispach. l.
fel3 If ED G. EDWARDS & CO.
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MAYoKAlTV oR1Ass,
City Hall, 9th day Of April, 1858. !
%-T0 Bakers - The price OF fresh -four
m DAY i've dollars aud five s5 75 bar
rel Bakers required during the ensuing week com
meneing Gu MONDAY, l2h instant
% ounces Of bread for. ................ 20 cents.
~ tcr..........-.............lO
10 tOf.s
leaves Of second quality must weigh eighth more,
The 20 cents leaves. ...................T9 ounces
alU CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
OFFICE SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY
ss- Notice Is hereby given that In conform
Wy VIA Article Three Of Laws Of this Company,
annual election for nineteen Directors during the
ing year viii be held this Office. WEDNESDAY, the %
day o. une next, between the hours Of " NJ and NJ
AS I'd GEO O. LAWRAS0E. Secretary,
r8- Dudley Lodge No. GO, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications Of this Aage held EVERY SAT
nRDAf EVENING At ~ O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
me GhAND LODG f. Masonic Hall Of ST. Charles and
ferddo Streets Members of the Graft fraternay invited
orreERs-H. NJ Crenshaw W NJ; Thaddens D. Van Horn
$; W; s. j. Outlet J. w: Henry Bebee Treasurer c. S.
SHARP secretary W H. Stewart S. D.; w g. copeland D.,
Jos Chiilet, Tyler. rs ly
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- !" ANTHONY AsTREDOis OysTKR
IL ~ 4 04SALOON AND HEST ATHANT, No. 10 Eoy2
NMSs2 street. adjoining the PostaOhbce.
~ ANTHONY AsTREDO respectfully Informs
his friends and the pablo that he viii
SATURDAY llhy At O'clock A. NJ precisely. His
such that a.
TURTLE GAME, FISH, etc, IN fact, luxury thai
market afford. .f7ltff
MEALS AT ALL HorRS, and The shortess notIee.
His collection Of WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed BY
any other establishment
splendid SALOON up stairs arranged especially for
Of private parties and families
FRUIT Of al kinda PICKLED OYSTERS, h5 vhols-
sale and retail IN and barrels ~
Special senon given 70 ORDERS fru families IN esy
country. aulu ~
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FOR SALE.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,


80 Chan les ~ Csnai streets.
l The undersigned, who for several years
informs his friends
opened The location HOTEL Which
FIRST CLASS in
large AID veil vsnta,sdse T<b~ WI be supplied
everything that the market afords Trusting
support respectfully share o. tie public pats5-
age. 81. DEBAUE,
iale IL Propr1s1m.