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The Madison American OF the both uit says.
The unusually warm, wet weather that has pye-
vailed Curing the past few weeks has been sacceeied
by dry cold winds, that fast drying up the mud
and gradually inducing the bayous to resume their
accustomed level.
From the Shreveport Southwestern, Of Wednesday
last, we extract the following paragraphs:
The river Is again rising rapidly and Is reported 30
be bank foil above the raft Great fears are enter
tained of an overflow. Since our last the Duke SON.
beam, Caddo Belle, Empress, Leeomte and Alton, Jr.,
have arrived from New Orleans; the Grenada, Moses
Greenwood, Ham Howell and Boomer, from Jeier.
son; the Marion from upper Red river.
1t rained during the greater portion Of Sunday and
Monday The roads are almost impossible.
Competition run high among our stesmhoatmen on
Wednesday last. One boat engaged lot Of cotton
for New Orleans at so cents per bale while another
boat made an engagement at A cents per bale
The Concordia IntelIigeneer Of Friday last says Of
the weather in that region
On Sunday Of the present week, the most steady
and continuous rain that has been known the present
season, fell far into the night On Monday there
were occasional showers. On Tuesday it was rather
cold IN the morning but clear, sunny and warm to-
wards evening. Wednesday morning opened with
cold rain, mingled with sieet, or rather minute
gobues o. hail. the first wintry concrete seen in this
vicinity the present season. Thursday, cold and
cloudy.
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TERRIFIC FIGHT OF EAGLEs-On Saturday last
week, Mr. Jones, the proprietor Of the lower steam
sawmil at Natchez, discovered tvs gigantic eagles
in the air the river engaged in fnrious combat.
One was the Great Grey American Eagle and the
other the Bald Headed Eagle. In their tremendous
struggle they grapped and came down splashing into
the river where their fight continued Is furious az
ever. steamboat passed over them which sub
merged and nearly drowned them, and Mr. Jones i'm
mediately coming them in skif was abIe to can
ture and bring ashore both of them, although they
were so fierce be was obliged, when on shore, to
them with cords. He win keep both IN cages for
great national days, celebrations and elections One
can be seen in cage at Mr. Botto's store, Main
street, Natehez, the corner Of Wall street. He
is too tremendously fierce to permit actual measure
ment--the extent OF both wings when extended from
tip to tip Is estimated at from seven to eight feet
[Concordia Inteligencer, 9Th.
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AN AVALANCHE IN MAINg.--Ar avalanche made
journey on Monday last in the town of Montyille,
upon the farm of Mr.. Elisha Murray, coming in
contact with Mr.. HurTays house with such violence
as to break ia the doors and windows throwing Mrs.
Murray upon the floor, disocatng her shoulder and
racturng both bones Of her arms It filed the hoese
with water, snow and ice, making its way down by
bursting the partitions into the cellar It came with
such power that il swept path four or five feet deep
and some forty or fifty wide, carrying away stone
walls and fences scattering the stones and rails over
the fields to the distance of forty or fifty rods The
farm il situated the foot Of the mountain called
"Hog Back it being about the most elevated land
in the county Of Waldo. belfast (Mel Age.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARE ROOFS Planters
aud others visiting the city ard designing take ONE with
them article outfit Of furniture should rot fail to visit
the extensive establishment Of Mr. VIM. H. se~art, Nos III
and IT'S Canal They will end there most extensive and
magnificent stock Of furniture stylish and pa from which
they may select upon The reasonable See Nj 81
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CHOICE CARPETINGs.--Messrs. J. d. Cameron &
Co., No. l24 Canal street. offering splendid stock Of floor
and window furnishings possible to offer and their
prices are such that those in need Of anything line may
step and ask the prices without the fear Of beg
the prices of everything very low We refer 10 the
adyefts
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CpECIFIoATIoNs for furnishing, and de.

GPECltICAIIUNs Tor furnishing and de-
pine lumber for the repairs and construction Of
Tie lumber shan be Of the best yellow pine from sap
strength durability, and shall have the following dimensions
The for the Sides from 20 to 80 feet long to l6
inches wide at the other end and inches .hck ~ '"'
T5e for the tops from ~ 30 feet long from to IA
1sihshes vide and IL inch thick ''Ds'
The said lumber shall be delivered assorted and piled by the
extractor in such quantities and as such of the city depos
The Commissioner may direct the orders Of the said
s and every neglect deliver lumber on Of the
Street Commissioner aforesaid the penalty shall $50
the necessary lumber neglected to be delivered by the
The enay and the cost lumber SO purchased by he
Street Commissioner be retained BY The Comptroller Of
Security of $500 shall be required guarantee
IN easn on e 81 XXX ana acceptance ~ the
the payment delivery be retained in guarantee
the delivery and on until the contract completed
t n1 pi ana deliver the lumber or any part tbereo
within the period fixed or in case the Council Be dissatisfied
nave the right annul the contract without putting the
Code and without applying OF Justice to annu
he and without indemnity and Is also well under
neglect to and complete the same the said contractor
repd By him mp 10 The date Of The abandonment and that
de city shall be thereby discharged and released from and
e resod the contractor and his securities shall be
held and bound y soao 70 Pss ao e e al o q aieI
;acted perform the work. and the price at which may be
adjudicated a a sale REHABILITATION.
HE contract shall sdndcsisd for of year
he date Of approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Bids to be per feet board meaurel furnished
delivered assorted and piled,
New Orleans, November 18th, 1856.
TSignedl LOUIS II. PILE. City Surveyor
kpDroyed the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
.u s sisns$ Y. I g. T RltlTTzzoND, cAalrnsa
= HENRY DUREL,
es 1at Clerk Of Comptroller
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PETITIONs-=OFFICTAL.


mi nm. NEW ORLEANS, November l. 1881
The petition Of the unde sboe
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
peton they pray honorable PASS
resolutions TO the effect having sidewalks eyeed rsed
and paved with bricks with The usual and wooden
efs wherever SAID sdeWa ks are not regularly with curb
stones and paved with bricks wherever the eubones have al
ready been laid In all that the District
within Press Eysian Fields evee and St Avid stres Ye
Msrgny and the East side of EysRn Fields to
Hospital and hargny Josephine and Vaudeville 10 oldee
ests The work to be done in accordance specifications
on ne IN the surveyors ONCE under the supervision said ty
thraAf ppbA
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NOBLE pEED.-The St. Louis Republican relate:

NDbLh QEEDs-1uc St. Luut5 hSpuDLca1 FelateS
the following touching story ~
At place near Warsaw, Benton county Ii this
State, OF Wednesday about six months ago, d man
named Dempster died, leaving wife and two dauqh-
tiers, the latter Of the ages of months and months
respectively. Three weeks since, the mother took
sick and followed her husband TO the .spaIe realms
OF shade Near by lived James Powers, who had
known the deceased persons in Tennessee, and to
whom request had been made by Dempster's
wife on her deathbed to take the children to their
grandmother, residing GAINESVILLE In obedience
to this wish, Powers as practicable, collected
all his little means, which not much, took the
young ones, and commenced his journey.
He arrived in this city yesterday, bis money ex.
hausted, but indomitably intent on proceeding to
GAINESVILLE with his charge. We saw him at different
times 10 the course OF the day with the smallest child
in his arms, leading the older by the hand. Few
fathers, that we have ever seem would have taken
so much pains to administer to the wants on their
own offspring, as did this man Powers. He informed
us that the youngest had not been out of his arms as
much as two hours since he had started that he
was obliged to chew his food for it, and put 1t into
its mouth and that it would not be content if be was
moment out Of its sight. The police of St Louis
made up purse among themselves Of $50, and pre-
sented it to Mr. Powers without the latter having any
intimation that anything OF the kind was on foot.
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MEDICAL OFFIcE.-ln another column will be
found advertisement Dr. James, No 50 Customhouse
street. which refer the reader The Doctor has received
thorough medical edusao and having for made
certain diseases his special study he doubt fully competent
successfully When the aid Of the physician
qured for any disease should teach that
who had particular disease speciality would be the
best qualified to effect
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GROCERIES AND LIoUoRs.-Large supplies of the
best and freshest groceries, The and liquors.
have been received By Thompson Barnes NOs 3
IS Housskeepers and an others
make point of laying in good things which really
good are referred the advertisement Ia another column
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A CoNSEIL DIE WILLIE DE LA VILE

-. NoUTELLE- ORLEANS / novembre, 1881
La petition des soussgnes represepe
ajore requse par b nouvee chae sgne cette Pc
o pre- Yotre honorable corps de ordonnance GU
resolution eet davo les banquettes invoices e payes
aes bqnss avee les memes bordures en- bos
chaque enro GU les banquettes pas Requirement no.
sees avee es pees de bordure payee bruues
chane enufo GU les perres de borure
dams one eefie parte du Troseme District conpris de la rue
fre Champs evee St Avid (exeepte Marignv ct
e cote Est des Champs Eyses h6pita Luzenburg
gny Josephine ct Vaudeville solidee Louyrage dot
ee fat en- accordance les specifications
supervision du dit payable blets de six douse mo
porat hnt ponr cent dnere perres de bordure
ne doiFent moins de aDaisseur
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v .1rhrInrs Ar ELI1s,.-Mr. George Ems. of

Commercial Place. fully the tmes-not only In supply
ing the public with all the late books which books
in supplying the public with the various kinda of
needfu for great spsoarynot pistooric''bate OF
Valentines Day His of valentines will every
taste Mr. Ellis also has received for VOL Of Harpers
Weekysomethng useful 10 all who that paper
Sac his advertisements
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BUILDERS HARDWARE, RTo-Messrs. Dearie &
Bro No. 70 oarondelet street. have hand desirable
and welassorted stock of builders hardware kinds
which they offer at low rates. They also
ing, bell hanging, and everything in that line
their card, in another part Of our paper
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NEW Books AT ELLIS We refer the reading pub
lie to the advertised list of other fresh and
popular literature just received by Mr. George Ellis No %
Commercial Place There number Of vauabls and
entertaining works y the list =.
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toners medicine, in need Of line
do we'll call upon Mr. Thomas L. White Ne. los Canal
He has hand all the books used New Orleans
School Of Medicine aud host Of other med cal works. all
branches Of the science by standard authors Mr. White sells
all his books the rates. should be visited
by all who stand need Of them We refer bis advertise
in another part of this mornings Crescent
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DALLEy's EXTRACTOR AND BRYAs's WAFHRs.-
These famous medicines always Messrs
Wright Co., Nos 81 and ISL Chartres street Their merits
fully detailed in the advertisements another part
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GARDEN SEEDs.-Gardeners and planters will find
at Messrs D. Maupay Co.'S No. 81 Grsyer street. knds
of Seeds warranted last years growth smallest or most
enormous quantities-om paper hundred thousand.
Sae The adj aFtisa nant
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VALENTINES AT STEELs.-T young people viii
fnd at Mr. j. B. siees No 90 Camp street. superb display
of poetic offerings and fancy stationery for of Fehr
ay They have the plendidy sentimental the keeny satca
and the Overwhelmingly ludicrous kinds valentines in an
abundance which must suit with writer's
envelopes etc Stop and inspect The display you pass
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SPEcIFIcAATIoGH.s fer the contract for
M ars ~ e ballast roa 6al be- adnde ted IN four
distinct and separate contracts as follows to-wit
Second ConaetA the ballast roads in the Second Dis
Third ContracAll the ballast roads Third District
Fourth the ballast roads IN the Fourth District
condition they may be on he Gay they begin the work
said roads in perfect order and condition filling All holes with
gravel oyster or lake shells and covering the with su
said roads 70 their primitive levels which levels shall be deter
tbe vi Va lime ~ tb con nnahce Of ther coacts sI%ars
keep the said roads good oder and condition. filling all holes
lake shells and they shall deliver the said roads At the expa
much Of lie amount 81 the last oertaeae shall Be- retained ss
shall be necessary to make the repairs needed =,
the roads need the the contractors shall
roll oob roller the ballast roads until the gravel
All tie materials shall be Of the best quality and shall be
Furnished BY the contractor as well as the labor. .
The repairs of said roads shall be under the supervision Of
the Street Commissioner.
The contractors shall comply within hours with all
orders Of the Street Commissioner relative the work
to be done them under penalty Of twenty dollars for each
the work neglected by the contractor in the Street Com
right do in all cases Of neglect OF failure BY the contractor
Of the contractors guarantee the faithful performance Of their
Payments monthly certificates the Street
Commissioner.
begin finish the work any thereof within the period
6xed the Council be dissatisfied with the
right to annn me a9ntse1 w a Psng ne in
demny; understood that contractors
shall any abandon the work not finish complete
che IN conformity with their contracts the said contractors
hall forfeit ali claims they have for Of the work
them the dale of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from and all liability therefor
and well understood that in the resod
and their securities shall be held and bound
odo pay the city all loss difference between prices
At which contractors originally contracted perform
and the prices at which may be adudcsed resale
readjudicaOn.
The shall be adiudicaed for term of year
from the date of the signing Of the same
for the whole repairs included in each
complete.
New Orleans, Feb g. 1855
signedl LOUIS Fl, PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
fsignedl l.. LOMBARD, 1u,
fSignedi II. T. YENNARD. SohAiFmep'
Registered Feb. 6, 1853.
HENRY DUREL,
fe3 st Clerk of Comptroller.
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hAlhtoAD
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company-Depot, of calliope and Clara
streets
John Charles Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAa AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company. Ferry, foot Of ST. Anne Depot,
w hewes, Pres lent.
B. F Flanders seeretarT
ONCE, corner St Peter Old Ievee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Elysan Fields and Victoria Streets
" T. ASsry. presdent
once Victoria street near the depot
NEW ORLEANS AND oARRoI.LToS RAILRoAD-De
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-cAR RAILRoAD-Depst, ID Bs-
rome street,
oARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILRoAD-Depot Tivoi
George cu Rl.a Duncan PRESIDENT
Office No. Is Baronne street.
MEXICAN GULF RAII.R0AD-Depot, corner of Goodchn-
dren and Elysian Fields streets.
os W g. Bakswen Executor
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street.
Geo Geo 4egss: PRESIDENT.
TEHAUEsEPEC COMPANY, As Carondelet street.
EmIs LHssfe PPsesident.
COTTON PRESSES. s-sa p
FACTORS, - - -. '''SN'''
Corner of TchoupitOuas and Henderson streets
St. Mary's street. between Perdido and POydras'
MISSISSIPPI
Corner Of Tehoupitoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH,
Corner Of TchouRiouaa and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisastreets.
ORLEANS,
PLANTERS,
Corner Annuneiation and Riehardstreets.
SZYMANSRIS.
Corner Leveesnd ClOuet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS,
UNION,
WOODS, -
Corner Canal and RELATIONSHIPS.
TEXAS,
Corner Of Tchospitoulas 0rangestreets.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand and MonteRu
streets, Third District.
PICAYUEE,
- Leveestreet, opposite Postlss, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
NEW COTTON PRESS, '''4's lA'
Ievee street, between Hontegutand Clouetstrssa
Third District.
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silence that Dreadful Cough,

Silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work of the destroyer MAS begunl The Lungs
dangerL Resort at
Dr. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you moheri Your
daughteryour idol and earthly joys bed Of Ian
gushing her pale cheek and emacisted form show that she
fast wasting away The sepuchral cough pains your
sickens your soul 1t is the
SOUND OF DEATH
remedy will stop Cough her from
the consumptives grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic uh cough and feeble limbs tell of fearful
bodngs and loss Of hope Just about to m consumption
sheds hearcruhing blight the future but you
despair An is stretched forth you-o soohe
heal your wounded lungs. 1t is DR.. DAVIS
Compound syrap of Wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough and
splitting Of blood
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
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d2l lawsx
FOSTERS SLAVE Depot. ISL CON

- sresI W n n, T. sLA ~ r DGfOI, l57 COMMON
Tor sale Mechanics Field Hands Cooks Washers Iron
and General House Servants Alse buys and sals
s 70 on commission Having family mart Of
the large three story building to the Slaves made
Of Slaves. - W 'A'
dtR T.PosTER,
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For MEMPHIS AND CAIRo-The Memphis and New
Orleans packet line Ben Franklin Capt D. Clarke
leaves AT p this day The boats this line
larry Memphis with the different railroads point
H. Fregh Memphis packet office ST. Charles hotel agent
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R1AkkETS! BLANK TSl -23 bales French
~ Blankets, assorted eolors 7. Graher Co.; MONTPELIER
just landed, and for sale BY ~ - -'
GRATTAA. CoNMAGERE CO.,
lAlS % CHstoMhoase akSesl
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Snow IN ALABAMA.--The Mobile Mercury Of satur.

We learn from Mr.. Anderson, the conductor of the
train which left West Point on Wednesday, that il
was showing brsvey there when the train left. The
snow continued to Lockhart. At Macon there was
snow and much hail. M
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| umBER-LUMBER-LU
10000 feet u and X narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
e. ,-o an = FLDoRiN3, tongued and grooved.
l1oUO ieet Ia and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
~. -. . FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
N0oJ teet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
..... ING tongued and grooved.
l0OOOV feet q wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CFTIINa
topgued and grooved
0O0 feet n dressed Florida YeInu Pima Fl OOR
ing. square edged
lUO,0OJ feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
louV Ieet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of Inch
49,. Boards, Weaherboards Scanting, Joists etc
zOU rect assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
sashes Doors Blinds Mouldings etc. etc
ers, by SIMPSON d nnRR
seoo ~ New Basin
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STREET CoM,R--oFFICIAL.

STREET COM'R--oFFICIAL.
FIRST DISTRICT PoUND-was brought
d i S Flrs District Pound on Dryades street, between
s white She Goat the legs and head black and the breast
Which not claimed within days and the expenses there
THU RsDAY 18th February is5s at 10 O'Clock A On
Rsgis,srsd r d, = "a, 4 GU Vol, Street Commissioner
Nex o-1so,s ru.- .. ,s.o Clerk Of Comptroller.
E,PPAyE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-n n
Tuss julie ct od comm a@ PsemsE District rue
he oheyre blanche ayant les Jabes Ia noires
81 Ia de cheye NEST rseamee dams dix yours ct les ais
JEuDI, Il evrier 1855 10 heures A. NJ ut uepO''
Nor,.,,. OIL. ~ T. 4 GUYoL, Commissare des rues
CECoND DISTRICT PoUsO-IVo. ,,r,1,,r.,,,
to the Second District Pound DerbiIny street bel
S' one AnR 1si and Main Main streets Is estrsys-
stamp amp o. e horseshoe on the right hip
ne white yellow and bsck She Cost with broken horn
which not claimed within days the expenses there
DAY febas ay sa public auction At said pound MON
Registered F.br., - a; Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREL,
New Orleans, February z, 1858. '''e''
E,rANE Do SECOND DIsTrICT-n n etc
eonda an DEPOT DEF Epaye du Second District
ne Vache creole taune les oree coupees obiqgemenf
ne cheyre blanche jaime ct noe sysn corne cassie
fsi s anaH ne sont pas recame dams dix iours
buSDl' 10 feTrier' ls}s midi Pgssis,
Ronyelle. Orleans lie 2 feyrier 1885. fessi3
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-W Was brought
70 the Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Laurel H and Snd Constance s streets as estrays-
Witch G'fN not S CLAIMED %alse dP Pb6 s ss 2a
DAY, oh Of February, ISIS at 70 O'Clock A. n 'i
Registered January 2sh i85s 0' street.
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and some eight more names-cannot make them out-cor
thirteen hundred and seventy q 300 feet
New Orleans, December 10 1851
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Eodee is hereby given, that FRIDAY, 12th inst, will
III my Office IL O'Clock, NJ the above
ieS5t 7. THEARD Comptroller.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEAT,EHg

JAMES RoBB 4 CO., Nos. so and 81 Canpstreet. 4
8. NICHOLSON CO., Csroneelet street.
sAAu Ell SMITH CO. Corner Camp and Gravie rstrees.
JUDSON CO., Corner Camp and Cazalstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON CO., No. IS Camp street.
BENoISI, SHAW CO., No 81 Campstreet
MENARD. lesson 4 CO., No. 10 Camp street.
BANk Of COMhEkCE, JACOB BAREER, Agent,
THOMAS II. BARKER, Corner Camp and CsraTierstreets
H. W. CONNER SON, No. 30 Camp street.
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. puneheons very old, n store
s. WOLFF, % Camp street.
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Isignedl

FfeHi1enT BoAfu OF AssIsIant AIleTmen
[signedl CHAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor
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SCOTCH WHISKY Y
- and for sale by