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i've 10 % 80 ans Sheriff de T. Pardisse Grisans
Fo0aFs I'm DIs5Ro1 GoURT} Jos sgAEK9N SAMUEL

FouRTH DISTRICT GoURr} JOS. r. SHANNON ys. SAMUEL
OF New Orleans. GWARTNEY.-No 1880
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure aud sale TO
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
AeW0Teans in the above entitled Cause will proceed sell
Public Auction, at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets on SATURDAY August 7th,
1858, at IL O'Clock M
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve -
met thereon situate in the uboug Annunpation First
District Of this city in No, IA which is bounded by M
Iha Erao Jacobs and Soils Streets and is designated by the
No. OF said square, and MEASURES American
% eet inches and lines front Jacobs 81 inch
ana lines on the rear line l6 feet inches and lines depth
the line div ding il from lot No q and l29
lines on lis bounding line towards Thaa street per plan
drawn by A. " Phelp Surveyor, the 9Th February, 1886
public in this city.
Seized ia the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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TRols1E,.E CouR De DISTRICT MOORE yANcULIE
I'm v1I,TU dun writ de fieri SS Sa1 a moi
Il adresse par honurable Troisiene District
la dams palare cdesus ie procedera e
MARDl d'noGt 1858 midi, E8te de Ii Cite de la
Commune les du Camp des MagHsins la
publiqne ct adjudication de-
l. UN TERRAIN, stue dams la partie nfereure de -
cette vile l'et borne de la Levee lie I
PnOlc les SFerdnRHd, MoeRu Mont gut, MJ
dsgne plan dxsept errans,
par j. Pile ct Jean Gommuny deputies voyes lie II fevrie
1881 annexb acte de depot rapport de F. de Armas
rctus public cette Vile date du Ter 1886
lie dit terrain aysnt anglaise lgne Obque
q peds 23 de ponce de Ia
Chemn Public les mems dimensions Ia gue du fond qu
Rus o0que 100 peds de profondeur entire gnes para
eles lie dit terrain est borne lie 70 passage
alice guee sur lie dit plan lu-Age des susds
dixep terrin droe par lie terrain desgnG le No3
gauce e terrain desgHe lie No g. dapres lie plan
relate.
Ensemble baisses ct amelioations qui
ouyent la maisOn porte lie No II de la Yiclle Eeyee
Ensemble assi aus So actions du fond capital de Is
Banque de oyens de la Louisiana GUARANTEES par hypOheque
sur la die prOrriee.
2 UN TERRAIN sue dams lie Premier District de la Nou
vele Orleans, dams e compris les Julie st Pierre
GFnd st Paul. desgne lie No I49 plan
w Thornton Thompson lie de jaHvr 1888 ct depOt lie
No ~ an liyre de plans Dc j. ,, Marks, no aire.
lie dit terrain 26 pieds de face la julie IS
piedB de pOf0ndeur nes pRraee americane
Ensemble toutes les hatissss RmelOrAons qui
ouyent lie dit terrain tons les dfos privileges serv
tudes e ay9n!ages y attaches et appsrtenant
3. UN TERRAIN, cOntgu ceui precedement deceit ct de-
gne lie No 100 dapIAs 10 dit plan ct 70 peds de
face Ia Julie So pieds de proonaeur entire gne
ralleits, mesure americaine.
Ensemble Hyec ses dependencies ct appaftenances
4. Et les caves 10 us ct SILVA.
SRss dams l'afars ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nom ent del adjudication.
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COTTON PRESSES.


ALABAMA,
Corner of TchoupitOulas and Henderson Streets
ST. Mary street, between Perddo and POydras'
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tehoupitoulasa and Richard streets.
- -, New Levee and Loutsastreets
Corner Levse and Rohgnacstreets.
Corner Annunciatonand Richardstreets.
SzYMANSKpS,
Corner Leveeand CiOuet streets ThfrdDistrict
-. Corner Henderson and New Leveestreets.
CornerNew Leveeand RoHgnacstreeta
Corner canalan Robertsonstreets.
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levees street. between ST. Ferdinand and MonteRu
streets, Third District.
PIOAYuEE,
Lsysestreet, opposite ostlss, TbirdDstriet
-.r,. New Leyee and Ronignacstreess.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street, between MontegutsudC lops tatrasli,
Third District,
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RRADF9RDtS PORTABLE STEAM RN-
~ GTNES for Planters ueOrders for the Engines
manufactured by j. N Bradford Co.. Handsboro Miss
will be receiyedby r. F. HARRISON
AZ the ONCE Of Wright, Allen Co.,
ms 6m&W l20 GrayeE street
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STATE or THE 0HDER-P q. u. John crickafa p. al IT.
Ghas ~ Emerson and r. q. II. II. UeHzel.
j. H. Frnbus.
bsTeahtre and P. g. Eneas Sn.ith.
i.EGEsLATfvE-P. G.. 81 Geo. shaw. ri. G.. Wltta
and r. g. B. Des9Iva,
@. A. Thomson
CONSTITUTION BY.J 1wsP5t James FUIneenz p O.
Geo. DermeyeT aud P. 6. C. Men5t
2. g. D. NJ Wagner.
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Enearnp1laeufs +, sl,e F.Aer1c-

MAGNOLIA NO g. meets on The ID md IN ests5ss-, n
each month, in Baton Rouge.
@. W. SHAW NoIa meets on tha lat and al ssssrFvr =
each month"; in Clinton.
street, New Orleans.
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

srxrEME CoUR DISTRICT McLEMoRE, RAYBURE Il
della Nle.orIesns G e. x, F sslo WALSH &
I'm WERTU dun writ de fieri facIas n 1mOl
Ia adesse par pbonoTahle Sixeme Cour de la
Nouvee Orleans Paaire cdessus ie procederai e
MARDI, d'aod 1858, 10Y heures A. NJ, sur les ieux
ciapres designes, radjudicRdon de-
Tous Les Meubes ct Ehe eonenus dams mason cdevant
citation 49, dams lie Premier District Vile suyant
inventaire dGpose mon bureau pour recours.
Saisis dams latfaire desSus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
r. 7. PARKER,
an q sheriff de In Fsrniss Al Drlau1
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jy5 is "a 81 auT Sheriff de ia Paroisse d'0riSans

FOURTH DISTRICT GoURT7 HENRY FLORENCE DR.. Good.
Of ALL subTogated, ). G. GOodal
New Orleans. etaI-No. Il,sl4
E3X VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facins against
Y 81 Bt3dtard, aud 10 directed by the Honorable
Fourth Dstric Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
nse Will proceed to sell at public auctiou City Hotel
common street. between Camp and Magazine Streets
uhpAY; the l4h day of August, 1858, at IL o'clock
ALL the right, title and interest Of the defendant
j. e Bradford IN and certain lot Of ground, situated nj
IN t4e Fourth District ct the city Of New Orleans, M
square bounded by Jacks Josephine, Clara
designated by The No eighteen forming th Of
and streets and 30 feet street
BY depth Of l20 feet between parallel lines,
together with ail the buildings
Seized in the aboyesuit.
TERMS the spot.
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sEcosR DIsTnIeE oogEFl suOoEssIoN on JAMES MUR:

Of New Orleans PHY-No. 1906
by VIRTUE of and I'm obedience 90 an order
- of sale rendered June 18th, 1855 and directed
by the Honorable the Second District Court New Orleans in
the above entitled will proceed public auction
at the City Hotel Common street between Camp Magazine
streets on SATURDAY, August l4h, 1853 II O'Clock M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in the
rear Of the late Municipality No. (no the District Of
this CITY, designated plan drawn Joseph Pile
dated the st day Of May 1870 deposited the Office
David l.. McCay, Notary Public in this city, copy
thereof made by G. A. Hedin Architect and Civil Engineer
dated the th day of March, 1851 and deposited reference
in the office of said Notary, by the No. in square No 80
bounded by Johnson Prieur Common and Palmyra
which said lot measures % feet front street bv
l46 feet 10 inches and lines depth between parallel lines
American measure being the acquired BY purchase from
John Hagan and the heirs of G. d. Lafayette by act be
lst, 1851. - r. "
TERAs-Cash on the spot.
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! PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
| DEALERS,
| S. NICHOLSON & CO., CarondeletStreet.
SAMUEL SMITH Co. Corner Canpstreet and Commercial
Alley.
JUDSoN 4 co.. Corner Camp and CaaaIstreets.
/ BROWN, JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 80 Canpstreets
BENOIS1, SHAW Co, No 81 Campstreet.
| BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Agent,
THOMAS H BARKER, Corner Camp and tfragierstreets
| H. W. CONNER son, No 80 Carondelet street
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nIRECr TRADM. .BAYLOEs 3 20.

nERECp TRADE. ....s.... BAYLOR d CO.
Notice hereby given that all claims which may appear
Co. and ii claims which may be established BY due process Of
law, will be promptly paid with interest, in futi.
This occasion is taken 10 inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor throughout
viii be made usual in New Orleans Cotton o
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all by guaran
Orders Cotton Bagging win iad by direct Importation
the Cotton already sold Identified duplicate
sales will in instance be made out in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested. To
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped viii send forward the
marks and shs Of their Cotton and such other information
All letters, private we'll on business relating to the
e. B4TEoR sFREET IoNBoE TO
Notice of Dissolution.
nershig now existing according written articles Of
@ he aS mmSfFs ct s h 81 BfSoE Go the
S osoysO ana nS oosni BARGR
CULLUgI SPRINGS, CHocrAw COUNTY, ALA,
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and FIVE miles of the Tombgbee
Ihs undersigned takes pleasure in nnpGuncng his friends
for the reception Of visitors During he past winter many i
provements and additions have made with single view
to others seeking Teceaon and pleasure These Improvements
ETC. and the whole establishment has been re
painted and renovated The ladies' and cir
euar spring house fitted up expressly for their
hive been particularly attended also has the barber shop
An experience the management Of public house of more
than twenty five and determination to keep his the
cass 70 secure 70
him liberal share Of patronage sple9dd band Of music
has been engaged for the Ter other places
for provided the premises The cottages
all separate, and neat, clean and airy.
C9mm9dious light draqgh5 boats will ply regularly twice
week the landing the Tomhigbee river while those who
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
connecting the State Line with good stage road the
Springs By this last passengers leave the Springs
O'clock in the morning and arrive in Mobile in the afternoon
same day. This line VII commence making daily trips to and
As the curative virtues of the waters they have not only
surpassed the most ngnne expectation Of the proprietor but
he believes he with perfect proprety that there
Springs in the United States the short time they been
made known to the public that have effected of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly great
variety of and valuable ehemcnR medical eombna
tons
The Springs all the three valuable kinds Of waters
found in the country viz The celebrated Virhy the Chay
the Sulphur advantages these
be found single place in the whole SouhA fact
which invaids cannot too well note.
being made have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these SPRING. in order the
usual delay of letters and papers caused by the mails which,
however under conRctto be carried regularly three times
week,
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Of New Orleans. IT0RS-No 5S55.
PY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
ID of sale rendered July 3D. 1855 and directed by
the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled matter Will proceed to sell at PubG auction
the 7h day of August 1855 IL o'clock NJ the
creditors Of said insolyent--
All the Furniture and Moveabe Effects surrendered by
said insolyent to his creditors, schedule ned
q The unexpred term of the lease Of said premises up LIST
November S581 S20 RnnuTn, payable monthly
TERhSFOr the furniture and movable effects cash the
spot and for the lease the purchaser the falls
due and the balance of the price Of adjudication any cash
the spot.
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'RSt'
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriffof the Parish of Orleans.

DEgxIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JAMES
TN VTU dun orire dc Vemte, Tea sS le
6usms e Soa q q s & %9 gaeS r a
edessus je proC6derai lie SAMEDI "A d'aodt 1855 midi
Gang MagssiHs raudieetop 'n'' 0S Fues au
uN TkRRAlN slime derriere lsncenne Municralfte No
taniourdhui e Premier
No dams ilet No 49, borne par johnson Preu de Ia
yoyer date du Ter mai 1870 Ct dtpoe en- sde de- + Me
Cay cdevant notare public cee VILE dapr6 une copie
date 1851 ct aus d5pose pour fseoaIs en- sads
dit terrain mesnre 25 peds de face Ia de rue Preu sur
iS Peds 10 pouees Ct gnes de profondenr gnes pa
&c terrain apparten eette succession moyen de acqn
ion que lie deun' await te de John Hagan hereis
de George Lafayette, acte de Michel Gernon
notare public cee vile, date du lsr avril 1851
ly2I anl4 sherit de Ia Paroisse d'orl6ans.
SIXTH p1srR,cr CouRr} JOHN R.. AILABAUGH Va. HIS
RYXIRTgE of9md IN obedience to nm order
G se end si ny 9Th 1888 and TO me directed by The
above entitled cause, will proceed public auction
streets on URpAY August a. ls At G II ocOeR
The steamer REUB WHITE together with Fasg
s e h ss Rs nt o1 n taGs apPae machinery
surrenaered by said insolyent to his creditors
TERMs-oash on the spot.
ly29 aug . sheriifof the Parish Of Orleans.
.kEN fl. RODRIGUlZ d co.., Fgss9
s'fisis2tf 40 nd & c z A81EF b2 *
% fsw AM SfsS iG2Ge SfE A9okiS RysorT
free of salcratus any drugs Injurious To bealth "
H D. Co. keep constantly on hand large assortment n,
Bread and Crackers. - ~ VI
Pilot Bread, Coffeehousg Biscuits Water CracEors
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers Soda CracrsEs -
Wine Bread Boston Crackers Pic Nir atc atn
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers S'' $3.50
Amade BY machinery at the lowest prices yl ly
A RIERIGAN AROMATIC HITTER COR
n DIALThs Cordial whose delicate flavor and aroma are
unsurpassed is the tonic and restorative known
in cases Of general debility and complaints it restores
the appetite nygorees the action and functions Of the
Hch and thereby prevents dyspepsia often brought on BY
continued attacks of indigestion the prevalent complaint hot
equal efficiency to the infant and the aged by following the d.
recons printed the label of botte and It's
taste is not the least of its recommendation
Cordial has been introduced into general the pri
cipRl coeehouses of this city such Sazerac Gem Rub
the Age ETC., as far superior Boker's Stomach BitterB
celebrated throughout the United States of AmercR there
can be doubt that all who have American Bitter
Cordial give the preference all other Bters hitherto in
use. Forsale by A. A. PEYCHAUD
- Ne. los Royal street.
B. TURPIN,
Is Old Leyee street
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SECOND nIsTRIor coGnr 3P. E. WILT VS. NORBERT TIRE
Of PAGNIER and w, A MOTT

TERMS-Ths being the and last aucon the said
properly VIII be denitvey adudcated the highest last
bidder for whaeveri will bring twelve months credit fhp
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent ecuriy hear
ing tive per cent interest per date and special
mortgage on the property sold until final pR ment
Said purchaser shall have to deduct pay in cash the
amount q printing Sheriff and Clerk fees which in amount
to about $500 and also the State parish municipal taxes
f. 4. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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ZINE OLD HVHISKY-25 bbs. old and pure Rye
Whisky, in store and for sale by
JONES, MACKINDER Il Co,
jyla 81 Greyier street.
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!

great many learned treatises have been written,
explaining the origin, Of and classifying the worms
generated in the human system. Scarcely and topic
of medical science has elected acute obscrva
ton and profund research and yet physicians arc
vsry much divided in opinion the subject 1t
must bo admitted, however, that, after ALL mode Of
expcllng them aud purifying tho body from their
presence is Of more value than tho wscst disquisi
tons to their origin.
Such an cxpelliug agent has at last been found
DR.. MLsne's Vcrmifuse proves to be tho much sought
after spocifc-its efficacy being universally aeknowl
edged by the entire medical faculty. As further
proof read tho following from lady-one of our
own citizens:
New YORK, 0c.ober 18th, 1852.
This is to certify that was troubled with worms
for more than q year. was advised to use WLame's
Celebrated Yerm!fuge prepared by Fleming Bros. Of
Pittsburgh. took ono,bottc, which brought away
about fifty worms; commenced improving at once,
and am now perfectly we'll. The public learn
my name, and further particulars, by applying to
Mrs. Hardlo, No. ) Msnhatten placo to E. L.
/Thcall, Druggist, corner Of Rutgor and Monroe
streets.
U~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
factured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pittsburgh, Pa
All other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
DR.. MLane's genuine Liver Pit, also his celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. Nome genuine witAout the signature Of
So FLEMING BROS.
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CAROLINA HOTEL,

"HE Proprietor of this well known and popu-
IL lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the travelling public
generas that this House is open for the reception
of company, and that his whole energies will be
put into requisition to crafty tho wants Of each
and all who may favor him with their patronage.
The House has just been thoroughly repaired,
and the Rooms and Furniture put in excellent con-
dition for the Spring and Summer season.
My Table will be furnished with tie best that
can bo had, and presided over by one skilled in
the culinary dcpartment-and in short, everything
requisite to crafty the taste of the epcurean will
be supplied in abundance. The servants of the
CAROLINA HOTEL are noted for their polite and
attentive character and are ever in attendance to
obey the wishes of my Guests.
New STABLES have recently been built, which
arc commodious and complete, and Horses left in
my care will receive kind and careful treatment.
Thankful for past encouragement and patron
age, respectfully solcita continuance of the same.
JOHN A. MAYS.
H- The travelling community are notified that
they and their baggage will be conveyed, at mo-
ment's warming without charge, to the Carolina or
Georgia Dcpots. ]. A. NJ.
Hamburg, May 1853 If III
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Currvton Academies.

THE Exercises of these Institutions will be re.
,umed on the first Monday in February next,
under the supervision of MIR. JAMES, NORRIS
in the Female, and 4. P. BUTLER, Esqp in the
Male department.
Mir. MoxxI. has had nine or ten years experience
in teaching; and came to this place highly reeom
nlcndcd by those for whom he had taught, aud
others und years experience here has proven he
IL cntit!ed to the high testimonials bestowed upon
him aud we chccrfully and conid,n,islly commend
him 10 the public as one we'll calculated to advance
m,ns entrusted 10 his care He will also super
vise the most advanced pupils in the Male depart
mrnt.
MIR. BrTLER's capabilities to teach and manage
are so We'll known that we deem it unnecessary TO
say anything in regard to his merits.
PROT. BARKLEY will instruct in Music and
French. lie is rrpated TO be thorough French
S,h,Jnr
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PUBLIC SALE!

n WILL sell at my residence on TUESDAY, the
Il 18th of this Month, the following articles Of
properly to wit:
A fine lot of COWS, several with young calves;
Lot of HOGS, Sows with young pigs;
Lot of fine fat SH0ATS; House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE;
small lot of CORN, SHUCKS and
PLOUGHS; two horse WAGON and
HARNESS.; and numerous other articles too
tedious to mention.
TENSION a credit till first January next with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers will be re-
quircd to give note with approved surctcs.
CLARISSA LANDRUM.
May 1858 2t lG
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@U YaAW &A U
CHEAP TOR - 26.
TAMES HENEY, Augus's, Ga. has ju.t
u returned from the Northern markets With -
auperor stock uf
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Headquarters,
TIN REGIMENT, $. c. 81.

tn REGIMENT, s. G. n,
CnEvE,'s CREEK, April 6, 1883.
rT>uE UPPER BATTALION Of ,l. Resimsat
will assemble st PINE HOUSE. on Saturday
the Is, Of May, armed and equipped a. the law
directs.
The LOWER BATTALION vii! assemble At
CHEROKEE PONDS on Saturday the Slh oi May,
armed and equipped ~ the law directs.
The Commissioned aud npn-C Commissioned OFF,
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
Lieut.. Col. LYsRASp and Msj. SHAW arc charged
with tho extension OF this order to their resp. Stre
commapds.
tB- Tho Staff are hereby ordered TO appear in
full uniform.
BY order Of COL u. l.. SHAW.
F. NJ. CoLExAN, Adjt.
Aptil 6 1858 St 10
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NO7TICEl I

lHWING to the continued bad health which
" am now afflicted with, and but little pros
poets of final recovery, renders me unfit for bu
siness any longer, am, therefore, desirous of sell
ling out TO an approved purchaser on very moderate
terms, my ENTIRE STOCK and TRADE now
kept in the Brick Store, next below Mechanics
Bank, consisting of general
House Furnishing Supplies,
SUCH AS
STOVES, RANGES. CRATES. HOLLOW WARE.
Of the very best kind.
TIN WARE OF ALL KINDS.
COPPER, SHEET iron, BRASS, LEAD,
BLOCK TIN AND SHELF GOODS,
Of the very best cutlery, of late importation with
Mechanical business attached, with my own
workmen, which would be hired at the same time
if desired, with the cessary Machines and Tools
Patterns. and many other things too tedious to
This is business of THIRTY. ONE YEARS
operation, and is q arstrate opening for some
young man just starting in the world.
Will also be sold, if desired
80 BOXES ROOFING TIN;
20 do 1c do Is K do, and 5 do 90 by TX, suita-
bic for customers work; together with a large
supply of WIRE, all Nos from to 20, with all
kinds of FITTINGS, suitable to the business
Time will be given to an approved purchaser.
Enquire of e. F. CHEW.
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A CARD.

TIE Subscriber respectfully informs bis friends
i and patrons that lie is still attending to the
WATCH REPAIRING BUSINESS,
Having removed his Shop to his residence of
of mile West of tho Village. Thankful for rast
favorS lc socits the continuance of that liberal
patronage he has so long received. His work, as
heretofore, will bc warranted to give entire salts
faction or no charge will be made.
He has just received large assortment of
WATCH MATERIALS.
He is also prepared for Electro Plating, with
GOLD aud SILVER, Watch Cases, Spoons, Forks,
Jcwrlry, &C.
PIANOS neatly repaired and correctly tune'l.
::E-Y Any work left at my Cottage, will be pune
tually attended to.
III. 4. GRAY.
April 81 2m Is
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Head Quarters,

9sp BRIG lsr DIVISION, y. G. N.
EpcxnxLp c. IL, April Goth, 1858.
ORDERS, NO
The Colunrls If tho respective Regiments within
the 2na Brigade, l.t DIVISION, So Ca, Militia, are
hereby required to make Nh accurate and full return
I, the Bn.adier General Uf the actual ,trssg;h Of
the vsrini,. Corp. composing their command to-
rether with IN. names VI the field officers and th@r
rank. ON or before the fourth Monday in Nay as1t.
BY order Of W. c. MORAGSE..
Brig Gen'l. and Brig. lst Division, =. C. ".
II. W. ADDISON. Brig. Major.
B- Abb.,ille Banner and Independent Pisis
please copy.
April 2lst, 1853 1t 10