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mere and moves the court to strike out all of the
entries made on the docket of this court in this
case Estate as. VIM. G. Ford) on the fifth day OF
october, which entries are in the words and fionres
following, that is to say: Jury polled Guiitv of
murder in the first degree;' which words here set
out were not found by the said Jury, and were not
on the docket of this court when the clerk ordered
the jury to hearken to the record of their verdict
recorded in the said case by this court the simple
entry at that time being, Guilty of murder as the
verdict of the jury and these words herein lastly set
iorth, that is to say, Guilty of MURDER being the
only words the docket of the clerk on tbe dav
the SAID verdict was found, which was the evening
OF the 4th of October 1885, and the other words and
figures herenbefore set FORTH that is to saw Guilty
OF murder in the first degree, were added by the
clerk of this court on the day following that or
which the jury found their verdict in the said case
and on the day after the said jury had been
discharged, which an excess of authority by the
said clerk and Illegal
~, SUPERIOR CoURT.-Eon. H. Collins Lee. judge
yesterday.
Eschback The Mayor and City Council of Bal
tlmore Before reported. Not concluded. Jury
discharged until Tuesday morning next, the 18th
inst.
On Monday the Court will be engaged in calling
the September Term, originals, for the purpose Of
entering judgments and in calling the October (rule
ances of the defendants.
Assignment for Tuesday 341 to 362
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge; The following cases occupied the
Court Yesterday:
Matthew O'Reilly Us. James Mallon. Appeal
from Justice Myers. Judgment reversed
julius Bauer u.s. H. Erpenbeck. Appeal from
Justice Audoun. Judgment affirmed
Robert II. Shipley u.s. d. r. Stewart. Appeal
from Justice Showacre. Judgment affirmed
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CTY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge. The following occupied the
Court yesterday:
u ID: Wheeler u.s. Talmadge F. Cherry. Bill for
and A,pz--
Argued by }. Thomas and r. j. Brent for COM
painant; and Ing for defendants
Z. S. DIsTRICT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell Giles,
Judge.
In the case of L. Jones Us James Stewart, libel
for material furnished vessel. Decree awarded
Hbellant for the amount claimed
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting.
The Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
State Us. Charles Green, (negro,) indicted for an
assault upon Charlotte Green, (negress.) Tried
before the Court and declared "guilty." As Green
had already been confined in Jail six weeks, the
Court discharged him payment of costs.
In the three cases against Henry Burns-one for
murder, one for an assault with intent to kill, and
another for rioting-bail taken by the Court
on the first charge in the of SO ,000 and the
latter charges in the sum of S7OO each, the total
amount being S4,400 The following parties be-
came his securities James Boyle, No. 80 Hillen
street. for 81 100; Robert Nelson, corner of Eager
street and Greenmount avenue, for 81 900; Patrick
Burns, No. 20 Orleans street, for $500; Patrick
Reynolds, Bath street, for 5000; Patrick McCart-
new for 500, and James Owens for $500.
State Us. Ann Reed (negress), indicted for an as
saut upon Essex Robertson (negro) on the 18th of
July last. From the evidence it appeared that
Robertson was drunk on the day of the occurrence,
and first commenced the assault by striking the
cused. Verdict of ''not guilty" Carr for the
prosecution, Reynolds for the defence.
The recognizances of Joseph Bentley and Charles
c. Shiferdecker were forfeited.
The Court then adjourned until this mo rning at
10 o'clock.
On Thursday Messrs. Cowan and Hack filed the
following motion in the case of Ford, convicted OF
murder:
"The prisoner, by his counsel, comes into cour
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EXTRAORDINARY CONTEMPLATING ON
THE TURKISH BANK.

It appears that a woman, whose name is Mrs.
Sevesti Moldavian, came to this country about
year ago. and put up at the st. Nicholas Hotel
under the assumed name of Madame Gartiner, but
soon moved to private boarding house in the up
per part of the city. Early last spring she called
upon Mr. VIM. l.. S. Harrison printer, No. 50
Duane street. and desired to know what he would
print certain amount of labels for, and obtain the
plates &C., necessary for the printing. After
learning the price she left; but in few days again
called and ordered four dozen eectrOtype plates of
a label which appears to have been a copy of
Turkish BILL with Arabic letters in the centre and
around the edges. Mr.. Harrison thought them to
be a label for some Chinese invention, and agreed
to have the plates manufactured at the earliest mo-
ment An arrangement then made that Mr..
Harrison should print 600 900 copies at one dollar
thousand to be done within given time. The
work was finished and delivered, except about one
quarter of the bills, which, with the plates, were
left in Mr. Harrison's care, until they should be
called for by Mrs. Sevesti. Nothing further was
heard of this woman by Mr.. Harrison until yester-
day, when about two o'clock in the afternoon, he
was surprised by the entrance of Sergeant Berney,
Acting Sergeant Thomas Sampson, and eight men
of the Mayors squad, with warrant to seize all
found in the place.
Madame Sevesti, it appears, as soon as she pro-
cured the bills had three large trunks manutac-
tured with false bottoms and in short time sailed
for Europe. There she procured passage in the
steamer which runs between Liverpool and Con-
stantinople, and landed at Syra. On leaving the
steamer she appeared very anxious about her lug
gage, and requested an Englishman attached to the
Steam Company's office, to accompany her to the
Custom House, hoping by his assistance she might
have the examination got through more readily and
with less rigor She also expressed anxiety lest her
dresses and other articles of toilet should be rum
peld. The director of the Custom House, Addallah
Hifet Bey, assured her, with the greatest courtesy
that nothing should be injured but that her trunks
must be opened. This done, and the very
first looked at found to have false bottom
| A further search was made and forged notes OF
twenty piastres, to the total amount of 100000
piastres, made up in packets of 1000 each were
found in the trunks, and in her under garments
10000 piastres more of the notes. The lady
and her baggage were Immediately sent off to the
Minister of Police, and on her way thither she be-
trayed the utmost alarm and agitation. On being
interrogated by the Minister she gave her name a;
that of one of the first families in the East. She
| stated that she native of Moldavia, and 9
married woman. She was afterward removed tC
the prison for women and carefully watched, ant
on the following day examined by the Grand Viziel
himself. 1t is believed that she is only the agen
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-An entire change
of programme will be presented at this house to-
night. The entertainments will commence with
Brickstone's popular drama of The Duchess; or the
Nan of the World, with fine cast 1t will be fol-
lowed by the pleasing farce of The Fire Eater,
thus presenting a bill which should secure crowd
ed house, as it is which cannot fail to crafty
all amusement seekers.
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New Haven County Fair.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Oct. THE New Haven
County Fair closed here to-day. The exhibition
has been an unusually fine one. Mons. Regnard
made successful balloon ascension in spite of the
rain, at hafpast three this afternoon, and landing
some five miles north, reached this city in safety at
about half-past six.
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Hire af Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. AT two o'clock this morning
a fire broke out in d. P. Sti's liquor store in Col
umba street. this city, which, with its contents,
was destroyed. The fire then communicated to the
Miami Oil Works, and to the building occupied by
Messrs. Lay Brothers, manufacturers of printers
ink, which also nearly destroyed. Loss $50 600;
insurance not ascertained.
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A Murderer Sentenced

EAGLE BRIDGE, Vt, Oct MARTIN Wallace, an
irlShman, was convicted of the murder of Barney
Mcintyre, which was committed about one mile
from this place on the evening of the 10th of Feb
ruary last. He received his sentence at the Court
lioase in Salem, Washington county, to-day at 2
CLOCK I. NJ, to be executed on the lst of Decem-
ber next, between the hours of ten and two.
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Murdernt Pounblxeepsie

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. 7.-On Sunday last an
lrls1man nan in the employ of Mr.. H. Bancroft Qua
kers NIL Dutchess county, was shot by the latters
brother. The murderer is still at large, no stems
yet having been taken to apprehend him.
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Shipping Sntflligsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCT. 8

ARRIVED.
Steamer John s. Shriver Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse. to J. A. Shriver.
Bark Cavalier, Ferra from Rio de Janero Aug. 18th
coffee to Jas. Hooper Sons. Towed up by steamtug
Ajax
Ship Muscongus, Carter from Philadelphia, in ballast
to load for Havre to Foard Rogers Towed by steam
tug Ajax.
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nnMnSrnIl, NErc,


CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 6.-FLoUE-The market
opened again unsettled today and in order to effect sales
holders had to accept decline The sales were 900 bar
res at 81 504 60 for Superne and SIS for Extra white
Wheat closing dull at these rates 2406 barrels
ceved the last twenty four hours.
WHIsKEY.-The market quite dull to-day, and
though not lower the turn of prices in favor of buy
ers The sales 700 barrels at 10 cs including that
from wagons.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market was quiet today, and moth
ing of consequence done There is some demand for
Bacon, at 5a and *; but holders ask and g. Six hhds
Bacon Shoulders sold at g. 1000 pieces plain Hams, salt
petred, sold at 10, at Madison including packages.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET Oct 5.-The market
in regard to prices during the past week has remained
changed but in consequence of the difficulty of eectng
coaStwse shipmeEts-the demand has been rather dull
some two three parcels of the CROP in all about $50
terces, sold at from IL to 3s and lot of old of or
quality, brought 1S 16. Received the past week
l24 terces, exported in time LIZA terces. Re
naming on shpboard, not cleared 127 terces.
GRAIN.-The following is the amount of Grain measured
at the port of Philadelphia for the quarter ending Sep
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SYRACUSE, Oct. This, the third day of the
Fair, opened with showers, which continued more
or less all day, but they did not materially
although exceeding yesterdays total, fell short of
the third DAVIS receipts last year at Buffalo.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. IAN extensive barrel factory
at Akron Ohio, was destroyed by fire last night, by
which seventy-6ve men are thrown out of employ
ment. Loss 200; insurance $4,000.
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[NoTE.-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the Associated Press in this city The
following are from New York papers of yesterday
Yellow Fever at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. THE deaths in this city
by yellow fever yesterday were Sc.
To THE AGENT OF THE Associated Press:
Please give circulation to the following admoni-
tion
Strangers should keep away from New Orleans
until there is a marked abatement of the fever of
which they will be duly advised. The epidemic is
now sustained by new comers.
j. G. SEYMOUR,
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President of the N. O. Associated Pre-,
Congressional Nominations.
Z Z ,,tll.,. &C %

:,
BosToN, Oct. Hon. B. F. Butler, of Lowell,
was to-day nominated for Congress by the De-
mocracy OF the Eighth district.
In the Third district the Republicans have nomi-
mated Hon. Chas. Francis Adams for Congress.
ADBANY, Oct. Hon. Clark B. Cochrane
re-nominated by the Republicans of the Eighteenth
district for Congress yesterday. His nomination
was also adopted by the Americans.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A NJ S
The First Snow
RECEIVED AT TTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

New York, Oct S.-Three inches of snow fell at
Hornelsville in this State last night. There is
also snow reported along the Erie Railroad as far
east as Great Bend.
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WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-Mr. Geo. Seibert, of the
Clearsprng District sold at private sale on Tuesday
last, thrty-five acres of land with improvements,
for the of 81, 500. There is grist mill on the
land Purchaser, Mr.. George W. Bittinger, from
near Funkstown.
Boonsboro', was sold by the Sheriff of the county
A two-story weather-boarded house, with a small
tract of land, at 81 200. A one-story weather.
boarded house, with a tract of land at S66S. A
house and lot of ground at $40. This property
belonged to Mr.. John Heck. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. John Booth.
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-The editors of the
Virginia Free Press has been making a series of
visits along the canal, and report follows of the
building of Dam No. 4, between Shepherdstown
and Williamsport, which is a stone structure:
''Ihe work is progressing rapidly. The contrac-
tors have great confidence in completing it by the
first of December; and if energy and hard driving
will accomplish it we have doubt it will be done
In fact they have already fixed on the l5th OF De
cember for the celebration of the event. Aoou'
225 hands are engaged on the work
The project on foot in New York, to estaD- e.
lsh bullion bank which shall use notnns % nsordial
coin in its transactions meets with inc t~ne hon
approval of many prominent men, Wniter John
are Martin Van Buren, Robert D. N.aaI ;s 70 he
A. Dix and John j. Cisco. The cap,tai 70 70 60 ~
ss1 oo0 o0o and the revenues to be derlVea llo
ioaning this sum- and charging very slnali .i coui
mission from the two-hundredth 10 the one ten,l ~
of one per cent on the sums deposlteu WIZ" 'ne
bank, which will always be payao In COIN
A. Keene Richards, OF Georgetown, ny! mas ue-
4termined TO purchase the celebrated English race
horse. Fisherman, and bring him to this country.
The price to be paid for him is $4,000.
lanes T. Tallman, President of the Empire City
Tnsnrance Company, New York, has been attacked
with paralysis in Philadelphia.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.
TRINITY BAY, Oct. S.-There is no change what
ever in the electrical indications.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


RYE FLoUR.-West Indies, 300 bbls.; Montevideo, leo
bbls; Halifax n. S, 365 bbls.
WnEAT-Liverpool, 81, ,s93 bush Capetown, c. G. II.
4,53S; Halifax, n. s, 169S9; Laguayra, 28, ,555.
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Total-Wheat Flour IL AIS rs
Together with 27O bbls Rye Flour, and so2 bb and IS
half bbls Corn Meal
Bbs.
To British Provinces 900 To Monevido.. 300
West Indies...,... 3,32s Rio de Janeiro.. 2766
Hong Kong 564 - a-e
Total. ..,',;...,:.. "''''''''''' A0''''
Together with 956 bbls Corn Meal.
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engaged on the ship VIM. Penn, had one of his legs
crushed by log rolling on it. He was removed to
his home, where he received medical attention
This is the third serious accident which has taken
place during the loading of this vessel
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Total. Observation-Disclosures. sl07 sos

AMERICAN SToCKs.-Messrs Barring Brothers report a
limited business at previous rates There have been
few sales of Government ves at HG95 For Rail
way bonds there is improved demand at improved
prices:
Illinois Central Railroad shares die IA
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Council NoMINATIoN.-The friends of the lnde-
pendent movement in the Fifth and Sixth wards.
on last night, nominated Jas. Lucas, Esq, for the
Second Branch of the City Council.
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ANUSEWENTS.

RoBBERY.-The boarding house No. SO Albemarle
street was entered on Thursday night and yalua-
BILE overcoat stolen.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
COSTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. H. W. Fry.
$50 bales cotton 430 sacks wheat Is bbls scrap IRON
order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
HAvRE.-Ss2 hhds. tobacco, 225 bbs. chrome ore, 25
tons bark
ST. JOINS, n FL 343 bbls. flour, 20 bbls. picked
joles, 25 boxes tobacco, Dbl. wine
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THURsDAY. Deeeml.er 30. j Z o,eIoe - Il

OulcE-stJ ~ BANK Place,
THURSDAY, Decembe 30, at I2 o'clock NJ.
IN ne no uuda Of the ST Louis kxensngs will sod
LOT Of GROUND Piety street iB be square bounded
~ Fisty burgundy late Craps, Louisa and Rampant
Egsts Is feet front Pey Street. BY JIG feet
ss 10 depth upon which lot ia modern substantially
a vel IN the yard the lot e we'll filled Up and tue buildings
5p4F aba is within three squares Of Of the
markets IN that section 81 the city.
LOT OF GROU SD 5n Royai street late sty
,ss BOUNDED by Royal street, ST. Ferdinand Poet and
strss's measuring % feet inches front On Casac4yo
M TS5 Loogn and having the same front Architect
" 20 lesi ich and lines in depth upon this ot there
10 ~ u n s 'nreestorg brick dwelling which 70
for a la Re family. ~ ''''P4Oas lesllslSe
- IERhs Fo the frst described property fourth
e Dtace az u 10 aed "A months credit With IN Der CENT
atu 9ts M ant hnal payment and per
buildings 70 be insured against IRE by The p1rehsss and he
policy transferred to the vendor. ' $40 ~
For the property secondly describedhe purchaser 10
ne payment Of nlte bearing mortgage upon properly for
$500 due 24h and 9th july le59 balance al ID f. INA
months with six cent interest 70 maturity and Der cent
interest after maturity If not punctuaIly paid
Acts o sale bfore Walter H. Peters, Esq Notary Public al
the expense Of the purchaser. ara
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COOPER & NEIBERT.

COOPER Il NEIBERT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
"a and 20 Common street,
Have now in Store;
Ketchups.
WALNUT AND TOMATO. s......
Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS
100 assorted PRESERVES.
10 Numsen, Thomas ( Co.'s Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES.
..... Wines.
CLARET AND WHITE WINE,
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 basFets LamDry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
WHISTLES and BrondIes.
80 pkgs half, quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
% bbls, OLD BOURBON &C. sharp'D WHISKY.
30 OLD MoEoSGAHELA
30 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 OLD RYE WHISKY, wsfty's Choice and
Old.
Pr FRUITS. Fruits
BRANDYFRUITs
FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
800 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
Bitters.
GorLEYs AND BOXERS,
HosTETTER's BITTERs.
sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs
Cigars and Tobaccos.
10000 GERMAN CIGARS.
800 boxes MANUFACTURED ToBA CCo-yariops brands
aud qualities Nol1e Pace the Queen Of the South .
Corner stone;' Golden Bars y Washington ;,
100 boxes CUBA SIZES.
50pkgs. CHERooTs.
PIPES, PIPE IBg4Ds soLAcE AND YELLOW BANK
CHEWING TOBACCO.
The Daughter of the Regiment
PLAGNIoL AND LUCIA OIL CANTON GINGER AND
CHOW CHOW.
NUTMEGs, CITRoN GELATINE CURRANTS.
100 bags BLACK PEPPER ALLsPICE AND RACE
GINGER.
GROUND PEPPER, cAss1A AND pIMENro, in boxes.
SEQ bags CoFFEE-Jaya, Mocha, ceylon, Laguayra an
Rio.
200 chests halves and quarters TEA-1npernl, oolong,
Gmpowder, Young Hyson souehong, Powchopg,
etc, etc.
Sugars.
50 pigs. Coverings CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS.
Salt Fish.
80 pfes. LoBsTERs, SALMON, CLANS AND oYs.
TERs-in and pound cans.
MAcKEREL, GOLDFISH,
HERRINGs, sALMoNs.
SundrIes.
1000 pkgs. STARCH-whole halves and quarter boxes.
so pkgs. Bents CRACKERs-wine, Water, Soda and
Butter.
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP.
20 gross Preston 4 Merrflrs YEAST POWDERS.
30 pkgs. ENGLISH DAIRY AND PINEAPPLE
CHEESE,
IS tierces 5. Davis, Jr, 4 Co.'S DIAMOND HAMS
CARACAS CHOCOLATE, TABLE AND DAIRY SALT.
SNUFF, sARDINEs, CAss1A in mats.
so cases W, H, Davis's PICKLES.
so boxes NEW YORK CANDY.
500 SOAP-assorted brands and quality,
100 :. cANDLEs-sperm, Adamantipe, Chemical and
Wax.
BLACKING AND BLACKING BRUSHES.
TONGUES AND SOUNDS.
For sale low by COOPER & NEIBERT
dl3 Ct 27 and % Common street.
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WANTED.

WANTED - INDUSTRIOUS AND GOOD AGENTS
w in every and county in the Southern States sell
the patent right for invention "A Thief Detecor or
burglar Alarm Persons wishing Agents
mail specimen sample of the Thief DeectOr giving
uculars In regard agency and of the article.
rable and simple affair and should be in every house
Agents wanted TO sell valuable book of publication
are worth 10 times the price of the book, Titled
jackson Commercial CycopediH of Useful Profitable
knowledge. One copy Of this book will be part
the country upon receipt of 81, by Of mail.
koG sale several patents Of recent date Copper Light
ming Rods, Agents wanted. Address, with stamp en-
closed for return answer, H. w, R. JACKSON,
Post Office, box J &c, New Orleans La
p $50 every Postmaster the country l will send
copy the aboye named book the receipt of 81 and five
three stamps The books furnished to Agents and
PosmAoters At 81 ID per copy by the quantity, MO If
WANTED-TWo GENTLEMEN, OR ONE AND HIS
~ wite to hoard in private family, in the Fourth District
Address Il, ut this office. n.6tf
BRR- SHIPS WANTED-A SHIP COO OR 800
Bk8S4 p tuns, 10 losd timber for Liverpool
z Also two of same nnnRge, 10 load deals for Bneuo
s. JONES 4 Co,
sci 81 Gravler street,
kd6- WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
ES , load in Dispatch Line for Boston, Cargo ready and
mo S. JONES co, 81 Grav'er street.
no TRADERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS
Book Keeper offers his services those who
donot need book keeper. He will keep
their books in order strictly confidential and moderate
Best references given Address W r S. At this Office OLE
COTTON SEED WANTED-WE ARE DESI.
~ OF making for monthly supply 500
Cotton seed For particulars, apply to
ny 81
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOU RTH DISTRICT
On long credit
BY ]. B. WALTON,

Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A T Private SaIe-A Lot of Ground on First
"A street. between scchHs and Apollo streets measuring 81
ieet 'front.' By 10 feet inches ines in depth upon
which is substantial story and attic frame dWer
ont buidings complete for residence small ANIL and In
good fenair now leased sl7 per by The rear
months credit, with per interest
TWO LOTS OF GROUND On Rousseau street in square
bounded by Josephine Adele and evee st8 measuring each e
feet ii inches and liuesfront Rousseau street BY 9 ee ID
inches and lines in depth.
So TERMS Onefourh cash, balance at l. and Years
credit with per interest.
Plans Of the above described property NAV be At the
Office Of the AuELion. nI4 u
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, !
Monday, Dec mber -. 1853. {
quay S1nu. WEpkIIfRr vim,

LOUISIANA STATE BARK,
New Orleans, December H. 1898
no" This Bank Will be closed on ThursGgRY
NEXT, the 18TH inst being Thanksgiving Day otes and
bills due day should be paid the preceding day
dlS . A. z. RDMnEAu u, ashiar.
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Landing ex ship Westmoreland. from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER ROM inch
For sale by PRIESTLEY 4 BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.