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Clothing.
Clothing.

selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF the vEaY LATEST STYLES which they offer for sale
AT LOW PRICES,
They have now full assortment Clothing of EVERY
KIND and will continue throughout to renew By
fresh supplies
FANCY CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND yEsTs-PIstn
and with Side Stripes.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH PALTOTs ANDFRoCK-
TEES.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
GOLORED :.
BLACK AND CoLoaED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLANs
SAGS AND 0VEREOATS.
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH CLOAKS.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, Of all qualities
FRENCH BLACK DOEsKIN= AND CASHMERE PANTS
GOLoRED AND BLACK DOESKlN CASHMERE VESTS
AND SILK VESTS.
C0LORED AND BLACK VELVET VESTS.
GOLORED UNION CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND
FESTS-Plain and with Side Stripes.
BLACK UNION CASHMERE COATS PANTS and VESTS,
Plain and with Side Stripes.
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND CoEORED sHfRTS-For Men and Boys.
MERINO. FLANNEL, AND CA sTON FLANNEL. u NnER-
3. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS White and Col2red Cotton
and Merino Socks Gfayats Neck Ties Cashmere Mufs
Stocks Linen and silk Handkerchiers Beaver and Cloth
Gloves, daunets, suspcnders, Umbrellas Trucks Va
Uses, etc,
INDIA RUBBER oyERCoATs, Cioaks Pouchoes, Leggins
Caps etc. etc,
Boys, YOUTHS and ChiIdrcn's Clothing.
CoLORED AND BLACK GLoTH AND CASHMERE PAL
TOTS, Frocktees Jackets Pautaoons and Vests Black
and Golorsd Cloth Frock Co Raglns sacg Oycrcoas
Talmas etc
BLACK AND C0LoRED SILK VESTS
n. B.-0m sizes comprise every from five up.
F.MALARD s. Co.
IS and 90 Canal street.
MS 2p3td&ItW corner Old Ieyee st.
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Clothing! Clothing!
CLOTFIINGi
Ar
CEoEAtlta!
Ctothtma!
PIBRsoN, HARRIsoN & co.'s


P1HRsoN HARRISON & co.'s.
BUY YOUR ovERCoATs
AT PIERsoN, HARRISON 4 CO.'S.
BUY YOUR FRocK COATS
AT PlERsoN, HARRISON 4 co.'s.
BUY YOUR BUSINESS COATS
AT PERSON, HARRISON 4 co.'s.
BUY YOUR VELVET VESTS
AT PERSON HARRISON & CO.'S.
BUY YOUR CASHMERE PANTS
AT PERSON, HARRISON CO.'S.
BUY YOUR SHIRTS
AT P1ERsoN, HARRISON 4 co.'s.
BUY YOUR FURNISHING GOODS
Al PERSON HARRISON & co.'s.
BUY YOUR FINE CLOTHING
AT PIERsoE, HARRISON CO.'S.
pg-l Goods we'll made and Fashlonably cut Prices mo-
eate Country and city Buyers invited to examine, at
P1ERsoN, HARRISON 4 cos,
ns 2pit Magazine street, corner Canal.
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KEoMsekeepers' Goods.

HOWselseepers' Goods.
In addition to present stock will have opened on
TUESDAY next, a large assortment o.
BED AND TABLE LINENS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS, ETC. etc
ALSO
A complete line Of WOOL and COTTON HOSIERY and
UNDER GARMENTS.
P. & E. REILLY 4 CO.,
l26 Canal street,
rs 2pSt Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
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Ra- Planters and other strangers visiting
the city particularly requested before
buying Dry Goods elsewhere. We have very full assortment
Of all descriptions of Plantation Housekeeping ard ancy Dry
Goods, all Of which will offer extremely low prices
CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE. As our stock contains all
Kinds of fanees and staples by the package piece retail
the purchaser will be enabled ill his bill this house
BENTHUY$EN, LEWIS 4 CO,
nc f,.--,-..z.
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R8- Ladies' who arc shopping for handsome
shaws Dress Goods, Housekeeping Dry Goods should
neglect g examine assortment of these goods stock
fresh choice and at low prices We would also ca particular
attention to our large selection of Emboidcres Laces
Rbbonsand Trimmings in which offering great induce
mens. BENFHBYSEN, LEWIS & CO,
u8 2pf lIf Ilnnpl sr,at
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sJe This change in the weather VIII doubt
less cause demand for Blankets, Comforts Flanue shawls
Coaks, and Wooden Dress Goods All who are DESTROYS of
buying these goods advanageousy shond before seectng
examine the large stock Of them offered by undersigned
BEETHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 co.
ffNi,t,1 .stra,
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BaAss WORK MACHINERY, Ere,--For all sorts Of
valuable articles e machin planters, mers, go aid
pQk through the establishment Messrs D. O. Lowber Co..
~ = Gap street. The variety machines metallic works
gEsai aud every thing Is sold y low see advertise
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P0RTAHIE ENGINES AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Tie pirtabie steam engines and circular mills
uied Philip Bah's Eagle Machine Works. Richmond Va
are ong e BEST useful and cheapest mach ines of mod
era as The engines sold separately, with the
ns such prices that who has actual need Of
such machinery can hope Hnd profitable investment
9r his money Mr Edward M Iyens the sgent for New Or
leans mss % sixty IF the engines since taking The
aaeray HIS ONCE Is 1T No Union street, Of the
ees ii to be seen IN operation at No. IS Perdido
The Ra engines have received gold medal Of houorat the
Naiiona Agricultural and The following Of some
proceedings in Richmond in connection with the Eagle
F0undry will be read With interest from the Richmond
Dispatch
gFaaptat Procession Saturday last gala day with
TIE employees Of the Eagle Foundry Of this city, and
did they enjoy it T. day before the judges
National Agricultural Fair awarded Mr 7. Rahm gold medal
homer all competitors for inc engine manufactured
works. which much elated his mauy friends that they
eoingy Saturday afternoon the engine handsomely
decorated with flags and wreahs and nnnmerabe banners
pr0e5ed by the wofkmen, to be displayed along the
seetS Al O'Clock horses attached 70 the engine band
Mayor 0ffe city and Mr. Rah took up the line Of march,
escorted victorious machine back the workshop, where
abundance Of refreshments literally partaken of.
Along the line OF march, the procession continuously
eheeed appaaded, and at the Of Ninth Main
streets warmly greeted by crowd of spectators
waving Ii token Of triumph, until the hrOng had passed The
rtory 81 Nj Rahm one Of which he well feel proud
cannot feel oherR than happy the
ORGANIZATIONS tendefed him On the occasien
We advise peruaal of Mr. IYens advertisement in another
psrt II our paper.
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Boys Clothing at Cost,
Fo R c A S H.

Being about to relinquish the BOYS department Of
business we offer from the balance Of our stock Of
BOYS AND CHTLDREN's CLOTHING
AT MANUFACTURING COST
Those who wish to purchase heir BOYS CLOTHING at
about half the usual rates should tbe following list
of prices:
BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH
So % 10 81 80
BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED TALMAs
AND RAGLANs.,. .....,....,......,... sl5Oto 81 80
BOYS SCHOOL AND BUSINESS COATS. IS 90 to 50 %
BOYS FINE BLACK AND CoLoRED BU-
sINESs JACKETS. .,....... So 90 to IS 90
BOYS GREY CASHMERE JACKETS. 81 90 to s. 90
BOYS ROB ROY JACKETS. 81 60 to g 90
BOYS BLACK CASHMERE PANTS -. 20 90 10 50 90
BOYS GREY AND CoLoRED GAss'ERE
PANTS s. % to 50 90
BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH
VESTS. q 50 TO 50 90
BOYS SATIN AND VELVET VESTS. s. OJto 81 80
BOYS PETEEsHAM ovERCoATs ......, 80 to $500
BOYS LroNsKIN AND PILOT CLOTH
COATS. IS roto S. 90
N. G. FOLGER u SON,
rs 2p6t Corner Magazine and Grayier streets
sqt the Cal'rolJtOs stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs STREETS,
WIN be opened ready for sale MONDAY. the 8th
ius,., the largest assortment Of
DRm8 sms
aud other Goods that has been offered in this city
before.
Prices Lozver than those of the last CrIsIsy
BRoG9s& DE LAME at....,. .. 10 cents per yard.
SATIN STRIPED DE LAME at.l2<
RICH CoLoRED :. st.l2j1
PLAIN alb !.
SCOTCH PLAIDS at......,.....-,.2O a.,
SATIN STRIPED PoPELINEs ats
PLAIN GAoHEAnREs at....,....25
very attractive display Of the following Goods
PLAIN CoLoRED DRESS SILKS
PLAIN PoULT DE SOLE.
eros DU RH1S
ARMUREs.
PoPELINEs
vElYETs
SiIk Robes and Pattern Dresses,
OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES
RICH PRINTED DE LAME.
CACHENGRE D'ECossE.
MERIEoEs.
GRos ODER PRINTS.
,onrs VALENCIA, etc.
ROBES A DEUX JUPEs
In the Newest Fabrics and Designs
p- Special attention invited the following depart
ment in which will be found full and complete
Is kept by exclusively in those articles:
HOSIERY
SMALL WARES,
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKs,
Ladies Gents, KID GLOVES,
Ladies' aud Gents SILK and Cashmere gloves,
sHAWLs with Hoods,
NANTEELET sHAWLs
MOUsAYA sHAWIs,
STELLA sHAWLS,
LONG sHAWIs
CHmDREN's sHAwLs,
EMBRO1DERIEs = Ali DsseSfetions
French and Merino BLASKETs-all sizes and aaaaiigs
SILK and Wooden DAMASKs.
Wooden zEBRADos for Curtains.
Curtain CALICoEs.
Embd CURTAINS etc.
Our old and new customers by calling viii TO 40
for themselves that intend the retain that old repovn
SELLING cHEAP-so justly bestowed on US
U. LAROUSSINI & CO.,
Garrollton Stores,
ns 2pSt corner Poydras Baronns sts.
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LA CES AND TRIMMIN GS,
JAMES "a. DECISIONS
LACE, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING STORE,
1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door to Mr. n. H. Holmes' Dry Goods Store.
Having received by late arrivals from New York, fine
assortment of GOODS beg call the attention Of my re dis
and the ladies of New Orleans to my stock AS have Just
commenced business my own account the ladies will not
only find my goods cheap hut will find everything new and
hope by attention business share Of the public
patronage Ny stock consists part the following articles
viz:
Embroideries.
Embroidrd Muslin and Cambria COLLARS and SETS.
French and English Embroidered Linen Cambria HAND
KERCHIEFs.
Embroidered PEIGNQRs and SKIRTS
Swiss aud Cambr;c BANDS,
pimity BANDS.
Swiss and Cambria FDGINGs and INsERTINGs.
InaatS Embroidered WAISTS and ROBES.
Infants GAPS and HOODS.
Laees.
Vsleucenues and Application COLLARS and SETS.
Alencon and yaenceuuas LACE.
Black Thread and Imitation LACEs. ...=.@.
Wells.
Dotted
White Blonde IACE-an widths
IMITATION LACEiu Yalencieunes and Guipure
Mourning Goods.
Black Grape COLLARS and SETS.
White q. p, e..
Embroidered Black and White SETS
Black Grape aud Love Wells.
English and French Black GRAPES.
Black Grape TRIMMINGS for DreSses-new style
Head Dresses,
Point Application CoITFEUES
Chenille and Velvet HEAD DRESSES.
Ribbon and Pearl
- Also
new style Of DRESS HAIR PIN.
Trimmings.
PRINCES, BALLOONS and BUTToNs-all kinds
KID GLOVES-at so cents the pair
HOOP SKIRTS and BUSTIEs for ladies and children.
JAMES r. DECISIONS
Lace Embroidery and Trimming store
1853 Canal street.
Next door to D. H. Holmes Dry Good store)
rs 2n2.
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.Woltrslillg Goods.

sMOWEEtRltg EOGNS'
GIG UEL & JANIS o N,
I6 and is Charities street.
We ARE Offering by the piece at retail very large
and complete assortment Of MOURNING DRESS GOODS
which will sell very Prices They in par
Lapn & Co.'S and Maord 4 Co.'s BoMBAzLNE.
CAsHMEREs and MERINoEs, of best Paris make.
BARBOUR TAMIsE and DE LANES
4LPAcAs, COBURGs aud BERTHAs.
BAREGE and CREPE ANGLAIs.,
Real Canton and English GRAPES.
Black FOULABps and oRIENTALs
Black Mourning SILK AMI PoPLIEs.
Mourning CLOAKs upd MANFILLAs.
Black Bordered and Embroidered /. G HDKFs
Black Grape and Muslin COLLARS.
Black Printed DE LANES and PRINTS.
Black silk HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc, ETC.
All Of which would ask friends and the public to in
spect before purchasing.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
ms 2PGt I6 and Is Char.res street.
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Cook WAsrRD- See advertisement to this purport
III anaEhar ralatnn.
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Silks. SttBs. Stlks.
We are opening Fall stock Of LYONS SILKS cor
sistipg Of ihe La.es, Styles Of
Double Jnpes and Double Floun ed SILK ROBES.
ROBES a-Lez, a-Qnia and Bayadere.
Chine, Rayee and Bayadere SILKS.
Plain, ooored and Fancy GbAoEs and TAFFETAs.
PoPLINs, GRAPES and FouLARDs.
Light FIounced and Robes a,Le1 Evening DRESSES,
Black TAFFErAs ofall widths up to yards wide s.
MARCELLINEs, sINcHEUs, LUsTRING, ETC.
Our silks all Of selection importation and
viii be pleased show them % our friends and The public
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
rs 2p6t I6 and IS Charles street
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To Country .gRercHNnts.
LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
The undersigned have and offer for sale on reason
able terms complete assortment of every variety of
CoGNAC BRANDIEs.
BOURBON, RYE and
MoNoNGAHELA WHISKY,
HOLLAND GIN,
...... JAMAICA RUN,
~. SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY,
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY
MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY,
CHAMPAGNE and GLARET,
BITTERS of all kinds, .=.a. ...E
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES,
LONDON PORTER, SCOTCH ALE, etc.
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
veseected stock of pounds halfpounds FIVE. and tens
plain and tin-toil twist, in all sized packages.
Cigars.
A good sssortmen: Of
HAVANA
GERMAN and
DOMESTIC.
CONVERSE q CO,
ms 2p3,MOWe&Fr y Grayer street.
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sa One h9gr Is all the time required TO
Aesp ne halF Of yady gentleman Of brilliant or
Rask eo9F far space of ONE YEAR. It CREsTkDoRos
EA9Eisiok AkIR DIE be the article used for that pur
poe. FIGHT MINUTES only are consumed IN applying ii
epd ae baaht ana trqss natural lint impaired 10 tae ha
wniskeEa Or aoaeaee, lasts atleast SIX WEEKS NO Ron
aeF inst this Dye plaeng ali others both in this country
andin Europe
soid yerywheFe, nj applied hy all hair.dressers
ns 2pin&W GREsFADORO Ne e Astor Ifouse Il 2
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.

PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Which they receiving by every arrival fresh from
their mandatory.
Country Merchants
Are invited to call and examine the immense and well
lected stock of CLOTHING FOR THE COUNTRY TRADE
which they are now opening.
The Retail Buyer
May also find choice assortment of CLOTHING and FUR
NISHING GOODS, manufactured expressly for the CITY
TRADE; and
Planters
VIII also end the usual supply Of well ade CLOTHING
for their hands and at prices which cannot fail to command
attention rs 2p6t
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,8esC Goods al Highlands,
STEAMER BLACK WARRIOR.
RICH DRESS SILKS ofheayy quality and gentoe designs at
81 per yard, worth 81 60
SILK ROBES guile, a-yoiauts, a.sultana.
RICH ITALIAN BRocADEs and PLAIN BLACK SILKS
Ate. q wAYLAND i CO.'S,
corner Of POydras and Caroudelet streets.
KID GLoyES-Finest quality Bojou,s.
KID GLoYEs-slghtly inferior, # any, for so cents.
Ate, Q. wAYLAND 4 CO.'S,
corner Of Poydras and Carondelet streets.
NEW STYLES Of sHAWLs CLoAKS, MANTILLAs and
BUSTERS. AtC. G. wAYLAND cos,
corner of Poydras and Carondelet streets.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 50 pair
CURTAIN DAMAsK.
EMBROIDERED CURTAINs.
CURTAIN CALICoEs.
Ate. c, wAYLAND 4 CO.'S,
corner of POydrns ard Carondest streets
BLANKETS and MARSEILLEs QUILTS.
BED CoMFoRTERs all sizes, made Of dark rich Chintz
Calico.
sHEETINGS, ToWELINGs and TABLE LINENS
At G. c. wAYLAND / CO.'S,
corner Of Peydras and CaFondeet streets
REAL HoNIToN COLLARS at 81 worth 81.
HoNIToN AND vALENCIENNEs SETS.
SWISS aud JAcoNET EABRoIDERIEs. At
G. G. WAYLAND & co.'s,
ms 2p2tNIo&Wea corner Poydas and Carondeet Streets
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q 2 RaipitasAen M the Heart - There are
mea soa ahistea m the aa8e diseases and should give
HE folls wing their ateut5ea
1his4s eetg saat kese been snbled with the palpita
ton ofAe saf fo several as q times 90 severe ha
e9aa got down na sleep q night s2 after applying sew
era remedies and finding no ref, proeus or he Agent
Hqfa1 oae bottle Of HooaAads Gemak Btiers prepared
bynr. Aa aekH1a If Pha6apAia and found 50 r9uob
zes frem eontinued @ "a and now am perfectly
sseYed & sas ei5ease and Do resenFend il m who may
be afflicted Wisha disease sg ss satisfied Il vain
ahle eedicies
Gigea andsT NY sad this The lath das Of Oct, 1856
VALENTINE BAuNsTAKE,
Naeot Efistda eauHss4 NJ,
These Bttass sold b druggists eer
town ard village in shs paited States Ganadas est Inde
zua seuta AmeEiea, Il Is rents per betle
Principal oaiea, Aig Arch stFeee Philadelphia, Pa.
See thas Won get 4IoaiAnass aerman Bittere.
sela III New 0rsans, wholesale aag retail by WRTeHT
q Coz NOS u and l6l ehaFtrss street, u 2plnAw
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Chenille and Velvet HEAD DRESSES.
Ribbon and Pearl
Also
new style Of DRESS HAIR PIN.
Trimmings.
PRINCES, BALLOONS and BUTToNs-all kinds.
KID GLOVES-at so cents the pair
HO Up SKIRTS and BU ST.. ES-f5r ladies and children
JAMES r. DECISIONS
Lace Embroidery and Trimming store
1888 Canal street.
Next door to D. H. Holmes, Dry Good store)
n8 2p3s 10y ''''' '''''''
q. u. Percussion Caps.
Arriving per steamer Black Warrior 100000 American
company's celebrated PERCUSSION GAPS. win be sold
LOW, by
THOs, L. MAXWELL,
General sationer,
rs 2po 40 Camp street.
j. n. .uemmy S Co.,
79..,... CHARITIES STREET ,........z4
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILK, FUR, WOOL AND STRAW HATS,
And
CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET CAPS.
rs 2pst
Carpets,
CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTH,
CANTON MATING,
And all Goods in the UPHOLSTERY LINE, cheaper than
can be got in the city.
me- e.
rs 2p6t WATKINS & HoMAN.
TO the Ladies.
Returning from summer residences all ladies naturally wish
rid Of the effects Of the upon the skin We
mend them to
GoDFRETs EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS.
Nothing will accord with their wishes in 50 short
time. The skin will at beautiful whsness.
], WRIGHT & CO..
81 and I5l Chartres street.
rs 2p6t<W General gents for South and West.
Direct Importation.
PARIS MILLINERY, eLoAKs AND sHAWLs.
JOHN TODD,
Successor to D. P. SEAMAN & co,
IA
Chartres street.
viii open, MONDAY the 8th, the largest and most
complete brought to this
market. They will be sold the
LOWEST CASH PRICEsg
RB- Handsome CLOTH POINTS for 81. ns 2p8t
p. sUGII0rd,
MANUFACTURER OF RICH FURNITURE,
And
Importer of HOuselzee plmg Goods,
81 Royal and 80 Bienyflle Streets
Informs his friends that has just
tour in Europe with stock Of goods in his line which has
never been exceed in This city Ii consists in part
EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE;
RICH FURNITURE DAMASKs;
LACE CURTAIN sTUFFsi CANDELABRAsi
STATUARY, AND UPHOLSTERY GOQps-All kinds
Also
BEDROOM AND PARLOR sEfsof entirely new patterns
made here The public invited to call examine.
P. MALLARD,
rs 2Rlm Nos. g Royal and 50 Benvile streets.
Silks, ShUsUts aud Enabrotde9'tes.
We arc receiving and will have opened on TUESDAY next
choice assortment Of the above in Latest Styles.
Also
2O9 EMBROIDERED BLACK VELVET sHAwLs AND
NANTES, which we will offer very low,
P. q E. REILLY & CO.,
126 Canal street
nrp4 D.
l go VIC" wy a H'iu 1'0''iooH stiee's'
mr..
OHtCe SsOGSS.
A splendid assortment Of
MARBLE
AT.,R .sTE,a or7
:, ,,,,,,, ,,,oo-
FANNY Woop
From the first manufactures Of Ems and France-sua
BILE for
BANKS,
AND COUNTING ROOMS.
Also
SPLENDID MANTEL CLOCKS,
With BRONZE
MARBLE and
ALABAsTER FIGURES,
Got up in the highest style Of the art For sale Low by
Il. A, ~ LER,
Mrs. Farrell,
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. BANIsTER9
60, s...,..
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-09
Fire & Inland Navigation

=, Flre g Inland NaVIgat -
Risks accepted consistent with Soivency and
~ p Il Ssh fair pTufI. ls.. II /. .l--.l
Especial attention 0iren 20 Insurance of DWELLINGS,
@ l'' 81 uhd C0nIstifs GOI' tNtIEs or to geGFs.
The progress this Corno atcH has been stable and
interrupted ~ IL sunshine and storm,
periods evsrtiu in exempt from sweeping cantAra.
IiOhs and maritime disaster. BeinE oD; established
cash basis the troubles 81 the credit affect in
material particular. l'l... .sT l5.. .iH T-n 81. 80
During har times" the security Of reliable Insurance
an imperative duty e ability of property owners 70
tain Ices being Ii en- much less,ilsd. s.-.rIr
Policies issned without dsly, aud all business attended
to with dispatch, and i,,tIIty, by
E.1ls. sIT EA RING KIN, Agent. D.
... --- - Whe,ling..la.
Ohice IN Union Hail buildings side Main street.
. febi9-daN-till Jan Isl, I!.9. = -.
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gNUMBE{zi58



THE PcLIcs INTEaFEIiNG WTTH A LOVE- AFFAIR
"A POETIe DANSEL-- Tho police have Oiii-
ciOus way oC occasionally interfering wiiI '.tho
best laid schemes Of mice aud men, and nov
and then cutting short the loving anticiPatilns
of the softer sex. On Wednesday a disI atrh
was received. directing the arrest oi one Lean
eer Adams, young fellow not out of his teeI,S,
who had sold horse of his own, and LETT his
fathers residence for this city, roHfe 10 Join
loving girl in Fleming county, Kentucky.-
The ardent Juvenile lover taken into cuSt0-
Idy, and locked up, and on searching hiul atthe
staiiOn-housc, heFackpowIedrcd thai he was
prompted TO run away from home by The Te-
ceiPt Of letter, which he har!ded to tho ofti
ce=S, which was so pathetic aud P,sriic THAI IA
c6uldlnOt resist The letter was from his girl.
AMI for the benefit of those who may not have
a CLEAN of poetry in their soul, and yet may
wish TO quote tender couplct now and thea,
when similarly niOve,l by loves passion, we cN-
tract gem or two. AftCr two or three iiuc,;
informing him that she takes ner pen ia haEi'
To communicate varinrS facts, her imagination
eads her to anticipate the future in tie follow
ng strain: @
''lary ElIsn Jo',nsOu Is ms -nSmr.
All Apa S.pi, i,i.y xiir II nv fil11 is man
--r Tsit tTaaEesth- altsr=tsH r. ...r
She then wants To snow if he Is in ;he same
notion" as when .he saw him last, aud To- c,,,,-
vince him that Sie i, assumes tie lcap-ycar
privilege, and fairiy pops tie question inlpo-
etc style:
''If yOu Ercv how Iioy, you, ard you Ioye.t pae.
+adSSTied couple sgoeId Ls -
Aad then -agnir. for fear he may ,thinlssEe IS
''aS falSe as tniT." and TO assure him Ihat.coli
weather makes no diGerepc, with her ''phe!irx,"
she sends poetic ASSURANCE that her love viii
not cougral: T.sf 'eTE T-r
~ seud Hy love. 'his cold snd aistry day.
I''s iAishfuliore, aai AL Hsser, die a~ay,"
After feeling reference to red roses and. biuo
viOiets, aid comparison of der lOyer 10 ''syc,t
sugar, the devoted Specimen OF Kcntueky eiin-
olinc, closes her note With dash of defiance at
al attempts To separate her from tie chosen Of
her heart, thus: a. 80 es--- fs+--r4-t
r7rt-s III yoniOTe as ioFe sou, a1s1 -f---
No sheep-shsars eouli cut orT love IN too Re
Unfortunately Don, Lsapder Was oxertaken
here by the cruel rariept" and taken back TO
the parental roof by the collar; -, that AaTy Ell
lrn'wili have t1occuRy her ''single station FOR
some time louger. r.f.,. 81 -,.,5.
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ASSETS JANUARY ], 1883:

lUPWARDS. OF SI1,OOO,ODO I
or Losses hare been paid by Iht Etns IsuEapcs Co,
O. the past IS year..
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio lodge No. ieI.-Meets a Masonic Hall.
sass Market and Monroe the TA and tBi Mon
evenings Of each month G. W. s;7rTs, W IN; Alsr-
Shatr LaagNiN, Secretary. 70 ~
"heeitnE Lodge No. I9S Meets above on
s rs and aird Thursday evenings Cf each r a.
S.nNtilSoER W NJ; S. ". PedrsOn, SECRETARY.
"heettuE Unien Chapter Ne. 19.-AIeets as
on ihs second Monday evening Of each month. W
W.! u P, $ " Ptqrsaa> seeretarys
:, Nhesltuis rEaGRmPnnent No. 1.-Nests as
ss'se" the tO'fssh Monday evening of each w.
e 4. Ss-ssS Rcenrsar.