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]. W. HuDNALL, Sec'y.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

@ TINS Institute, situated miles from
AtIAfA Shreveport, will be re-opened for the G.
WFagYes ception IF pupils on Monday, 5th October
W. Circumstances have compelled the pro-
~ prietor change the order of his estab-
lishment in some particulars.
He will strictly limit the number of his pupils, and
receive day scholars we'll as boarders.
He prefers receive pupils from III to II years old.
His rates of tuition will iii all be twenty FIVE
dollars per session of five months.
For modern languages. viz French, Spanish. osIta-
lan. extra charges will be made.
For board tuition, washing, fuel and lights, one
hundred dollars, per session of five months, or two
hundred dollars per year OF ten months.
The Of studies will be such is uniformly
p4ysEed in our best high schools and colleges.
NJ nsI will be received for less than five months.
! Charges must without exception be strictly paid
iia IN advance .
Boarders must come prepared with a sufficient
amount ut bedding, towels, and clothing, properly
marked.
Able assistants will be employed as the necessities
OF the establishment may demand.
September 6. 1857. S. P. HELME. A. NJ.
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]RTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.

mA&lsSIQ C 9OuS SOuLASlA DSP0L,
F@'Qk thu States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
Il tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, is established
NO ~ Gravier street. New Orleans where the sub
Sa7efsao is sole agent for the above States, is re-
Ge'ng iEanl eight sixteen every month, ot sizes
lfam to 81 horse power, of these celebrated Engines
%bch nlltf test of nine years of upwards of 500
Engines in all the states of the Unon--ai giving the
iaast complete satisfaction, being THE ONLY
Portable Eagine having cylinder boiler, WHICH is
ALL LtFtLEEED HEATING SURFACE and PERFECTLY
AVGEsS5k 5kL INSIDE aud or for CLEANING; requires
Ao BRICK work pat them in operation, special skill
10 sot en up and bl, the smallest proportion of fuel
70 tgg yaem
Alsg-Gonstantly in store, sash and circular Saw
Stills Staul's iron frame Corn and Flour Mills, New
ell Coon-ssrews, for steam or horse powers. Carger
improved 9in-stands, with shafting, puihes stands.
7aEes sud belts ready fit out complete, IT the short
Sgthotae team cotton gins saw, corn and Hour mills
Haea ae put in operation in few DAYS after BE-
as recslsed Descriptive pamphlets, with I40 testi-
monais, viii be sent BY mail 70 any address
SAMUEL H GILMAN,
sraf5a-h 70-Gravier street. New Orleans.
ksAIN Ts, Sc 300 tegs ayi NJ kegs nf1ite I4eadi
to bhIs Tarpsniiass S hbls Fasnisils Linsaed aad
other Qiis Fer aaie hy
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ETC.. and all machinery required for the South.
They respectfully call the particular attention ofthe
panterso Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style OF Steam Engines, Sugar Mills. Vacuum Pans
and Draining w he e $, which for strength. durabi-
ity and convenience. have not been excellcd.
New Orleans. FehrnarY I. lS56.
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Groceries Is PfoyiSiaas

IIIST received per steamers Iecumle4 DUke. S9E8E
q and other arrivals Of the largsst aad
complete stocks fraeeries, Provisions and Boat
Stores, imported this season, consisting Of Sugars af
every quality. Molasses and Golden Syrup, Coffee.
Tea, Bacon, Pork, Salt, Beef Lard Butter, Cheese.
Candles soap.R Flour, staeis, Mackerel.arrine.
Shad, almonds, Raisns, PTunes. Spices, Mustard,
Pepper, Yeast Powders, Pie Fruits, Fruits II their
awni Juice Pickles. ketehups. Sauees,Gs, Birthstone.
Copperas, Alum, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters. esefy
description If Fancy Groceries, cotton Rope, wlae
Buckets, Tubs, Brushes. Brpoms, chewing and snaok
ing Tobacco, cigars. etc. etc
HTnEINs IL Va n Ell
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.

TNHE Esubscriber having recent been supplied with
IL large and fresh stock of Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals. Perfumery, ETC., would respectfully notify
sll country merchants, planters and physicians that
every thing in my line will be sold very small ad-
vance fer cash, city acceptances Below a few
tf the articles on hand:
900 ozs sulph: quinine, 800 lbs pow'd rhubarb,
100 g sulph morphine, 200 tbs pecac,
100 I" strychnine, 500 Tbs senna,
100 !" nitrate silver, 1000 TBS gum arabic,
Is bbls ref d camphur, 600 TBS tartaric acid,
100 kegs sup: arb soda, 800 TBS blue mass.
10 bills cream tartar 800 Tbs calomel. E "a ;.
90 bhls EPSON salts, 1000 TBS indigo,
90 bbls cepperas, 2d0h lbs madder,
Is bbls castor oil, SO lbs chloroform,
20 bhls linseed oil, 20 gross seid'z powders,
20 btls sp tnrpentine, 90 g yeast g
20 bbls alcohol, 25 g soda 8
40 kegs salt petre. 40 gross sugar lemons.
5000 bxs druggists glassware patent medicines per-
tnmery ,med edicine chests. Instruments etc. etc.
G. N. MORRISON. Wholesale Druggist,
dec 2T, 1857 - Magazine st.. New Orleans.
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LOUISIANA
STEAM CLOTHING MANDATORY.

Nos l65 and l67 Canal street. between Baronue and
Philippa, New Orleans.
rJNHE undersigned respectfully invite the attention
l. of Planters TO their extensive establishment, in
which they manufacture
Plantation CI0tllims
order, the shortest notice. Of the best materials,
aad in the most substantial manner.
Having adopted STEAM POWER q their SEWN Ma
chimes. they enabled to promptly supply any guam
thy Of Clahng that may be required
Thankful for past favors, they will spare no trouble
to make themselves deserving their continuance.
7Planers visiting the city invited TO eaa aud ex
anime olsr Steam Sewing Machines.
HEBRARD & Co.
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SCHMIDT u ZEIGLER,
WHOLESALE <sSREERS

....OLD LEvEE STREET IT'S
Between Hospital and Barrack streets, New Orleans
Asa4,, AREd daily receiving from Europe and the North
1919 the Choicest Liquors, Wines. Brandies and
4g Gr0eeries. to which they call the special atten-
ton OF families, planters and country merchants
They pledge themselves to furnish their friends on al
favorable terms any house in the trade in the civ
The following comprises only small portion of their
extensive stock:
$50 casks Claret Wine; @@o.u
100 ibis White Wine, (Haut sauterneD
50 do do do Barsac;
25 guar er casks Alexander Seignette Cognac:
4O eighth d" do do;
10 quarter do ouis LeBreton, 1905, Cognac;
10 do do Caston Cugnac;
20 do do John Morris, 1875 Cognac;
40 do do Burgundy Por;
IS do do Old Madeira VP;
60 bbls very old Bourbon Whiskev:
100 bbls New York Brandy and Gin; y-
30 baskets Champagne, pints and quarts;
900 do Annisetfe and assorted Coldals;
$50 cases Brandy Cherries,
2OO do Fruits in brandy, and in their own Juice;
30 boxes Swiss Cheese;
20O0 l.ilsbnreer Cheeses;
900 kegs Holland Herrngs; r
l50 cases Sardines;
Goshen and Western Butter and Cheese;@
Loaf, crushed, powdered and broken Sugar.
Rio, Havana and Java Coffee;
Green and black Teas of every quality;
tobacco candies, soap, spices, pickles, ketchups,
auces, mustard, peppers, preserves, Havana sweet
meats olives, capers anchpvies, almonds. rasins figs
runes cnrrants, dates, filberts chesnuts cranber-
les, mackere, salmon, shad Goldfish, bckwheat salad
live and lard oils, sugar cured hams, bufflo tongues
amy beef pork. ETC., ETC., all OF the best quality
Orders from the country pnnctuaiy and carefully
He'd Country merchants and others visiting the city
ire invited to call at lis Old Levee street .
marches SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER.
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s'-i - Y.
: j. WATERMAN d BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets Ncw Orleans.
<ySrrs-A HAVE On hand and are daily n
&4s receiving by foreign and -n1l Il
AakxzEr1 domestic arrivals gene
ta of articles comprising in part follows
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
: Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
. Cooper's Tools, complete,
Anvi!s, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpares,
Ploughs, Hay Cutt rs. Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements,
Mill, Cross cut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Sing!etrees,
Turning Lathes,
7 Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers
Hoes, Hames Shoyels and Spades,
| Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods,
i Single and double barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Chafng Dishes,
Chinese Gongs. Iron Bedsteads,
t@0 Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
: Stock Kettles, Portable Fnrges,
nov lis. 1857 Seines Fishing Tar klp etc etc
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~.., BOOTS, SHOES And RUSSETS S-A gem
Sas eral assortment, embracing every size and
= - ,.taty usl5 received and for sale at the
Iaa est. .prices by FORD & SMITH,
senr2a On the Legee.
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CANNIBALIsM IN FRANCE.--One Of the Paris
newspapers has entered upon q long argument,
TO show that if the societies for the acclimation
of animals and plants be encouraged, they will
Infallibly lead to cannbalism in France! The
argument is somewhat as follows: No religion
forblds man to eat man, while nearly all of
them do forbid the eating of certain animals;
therefore the list of forbidden animals is ex
hausted; for the objection, that man was not
included among the unclean beasts, because no
human being would ever think of eating IA hu-
man being, is removed by the cannbalism
which pervades good many barbarous re-
gions. 1t asserts that no animal equals man in
the delicacy OF flavor, beauty Of roast, tender
ness and juiceness of its flesh. mans flesh ex-
ceedng all game in flavor as far as in intelIi-
gence It denies that, if mans flesh were in
lroduced on restaurants tables, The species
wouil diminish and deteriorate, but, on the
contrary, asserts that statistics prove the more
"A species is consumed. the more abundant it
becomes since supply and consumption invaria-
bly, balance each other; that if nobody eat beef,
in twenty years from now, beeves would be as
rare as zebras. and beefsteak would retire from
gridirons and take refuge in the mythoIogical
fanks of the Cretan Mino,aur. as became the
case with the peacocks. In the middle ages
peacocks were served on every table. until
some master spirit Of the kitchen declared them
execrable food, and people ceased to eat them,
Whefeupan the peacock became a mrthologiral
bird, and Quilted the iar,4sr fos Juao's side
So the world aeea
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The Philadelphia Inquirer says that strange
rumors are in circulation in relation TO COVER
nor Cummings and the morfnons. It is init
mated, that he has, under very suspicious cir
cnmstanees. become great favorite with Mr..
Brigham Young and the leading priests and
elders, while at the same time he has lostthe
confidence Of the officers Of the United States
government who we're stationed in Utah The
goyotg1or may have aeaea wisely and well bus
do are expressed upon lhs subjeet.
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GL0AKs AND II IN TTIIsAs. DC ali kinds snd
qualities, 81 3 NJ LEVY = 90
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DOO1S AND SHOEs-Now landing general
assnrtnnent II Boots and Shoes. some nf them

manufactured expressly fer plantation Fer sole
al he very lowest prices ~
ms RUBG9Ns = FAN BTRRER
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LEEDS' FOUNDRY.

sNER OF DELoRD d. TOUGHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
q Is prepared to furnish verticalan hor-
It izpntal Steam Engines, Sugar Mills,
v Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, Clarif-
ers, Filters, steam and horse power
< Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin
~ Geering, Iron Columns and Fronts for
buildings Furnace Months Grate Rars
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PCYDRAS COLLEGE.

NIA PARISH OF Po1NTE CoUpEE, La
IE exercises Of this institution
W. edtnn tfe FIRST Monday in February
| The cot1lss ef stndies will embrace all
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.
1e5oi0 Parish, Lie
L q q N n Il Q NJ

DCk5otI = diISu, LCu1S1aUd.
SECON D Sc SION.
The Board of Trustees of this Institution
would respectfully announce to the pub
s lie, that the large and commodouS build
: ing erected for its use, is now completed
and that the second session will COM
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4 II ASH S-59 hoxsa, whole, halves aad quarters,
AZ fs,s Aele hi FORD & sHITH
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NEW SEWING MACHINES.
r. IF, NIMMO

W Orleans. June 8. 1857.
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9aS grnfte MSbeI un6 stublzG tnbliiement
Der Sfa0t.

8. @atbtpt, SIR. %, prb-@abfr MAZE
8dGettefraFs,
bait fprtmGbrenb etne retbe Musm0bt ais Mrt 6aues Gtrris
turen auf 2a8er. 81 inner S1rnituren spr $25 GufmGrts.
Rpbrfitle mad neueitem Stal $t2 per Dusenb unb aGe.an.
pere &rtfeli II mGstsen @rei6sn unb mad UuSwrtF.
0T- SIN Patsn rirb Dtutf@ eefrrr6ea.
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9m 8Hdernote go. 3, Gout6 @ablir.,
nsten Der GprrefYpRbtnt-0 fftte
ltne eini6e tabide ~ u sfhenten fb e5gnenbe 8IGsr

49, ~~HNG VI
neten Der 6 crrefPpubent-Gfftt
fHe stat6e FaRl6e5r @Tf6enten f6 et8nenbs 8aGsr
%rrrrGtbte.
Die errFe G0ttaf@e @rG6tbtbeI NIT S1ufrd.
ttenen npr S. S6nprr, Nter. Strrbuber unr an.
/ bern MelterH. .OeHtfdes Hationdts2 Dert. St5.
n7 reid pergpl6stsr Marpqutnbb. NIT 6clbiHR. f$f8s0O
Die SGblerf@e all etne @pGfs. II.
berBtbeI ~taHerfaft uns f4Sn In 2eser eebune.
nit StblhB n 550
g petH ts merle. Deutf6e SrtatnotauSa. gbe.
NIT Statlft6en Spn 8auIbaG, balls Rerpeeobbe. st2.0o
Otefelben IN E Sdn6sn philadelphia Ius9ate, MOuFe.
lin S6abe, reth ~per9pleet 500
0tefeiten. Gcttaf6e Nusgabe In 6 Sdneru' rct5 Der.
ecltste bait @RarrscrS$ate nit cOlO lanttt 1000
3 q liners % erie In 8dabfn, Originalausgate,
t1tb EdIflebertGube $50
eeffinaS gBerte, 2 Stle In f'Sb., f6sr eebuu6. 27S
- uffs2Detfe S6bnpr WouGelinfb. mt Nero. TG0
l3f6rttes merit, 3 8dnbes siesant s~e6uubem $40
70 alter 9 ptts ausgsIr, Rprrane, 10 EHetle, eIt,
CANT ssbpuben 6.75
IRetnstsber 5u&s ~tGutrtrt,s ret& u. sef&mad. ~"
SDa gebnnbfn 500
&nfaten Der @aetrPPpIis .@st&er ROuFeIiubanp,
gang nG 500
10 uGterS s. ef6f&teber Deutf6e en- nit Die.
len 5plsftnitt. reid Ser9Cloeter SaIbmarpccpbb. $50
l2Benbts Btlter" MtldS Der QGnper-, GeGht6ts.
unS BElfertunbe tn elmer Wappe nit Cert 6.25
Il b Il N N els f~dmntltGe QDerta S1tler Nuseabe 4
9ee. bai6 Wtarpee1 800
I8 srpns Werts, 10 SGnbe, baib MarpccO, 8sbwnt.
nit Stabtfi6cn Also
q fespe ear 80 a4erfe, 16 8dnbs NIT StablfiGen
6dI6urdrpeccbee 500
SDmers Obgfee ron Dos, cine bG6f9e Iuswabl Ssn Su.
.eenSf4rtften. &c. ie.s (Dt32t-SD
g. Ni. 6. Irmbrm1fcr.
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANh
~unt8e;pgen mad Benz neusn GetGube he= Baltimore Sanf,
@de ron Baltimore uno ct. 9aul @trGBe.
NtdGr6 B. Oorfe1 QrGftpent.
trettpre
Wnt. g. 5arrtfpn, Orb. M. prpub, Spbn Wurpbs,
81. 81. %g6pObNbe, SDtn y OrrDp, Gam. 8ert,
Sames geurrus, @oe gDtnane St.. 3. 9Urfep,
George @peerS, Wltles gDtitt. &lart 81 ttreu,
Snp. %. Nos, 6. geates &eefe, Ger. 81. 8elfe.
Dtsfe 8aaf IL 1916 RON 10 bs1 upr fir ben @mpfane
ppn DcpDtten unb IuSaablune pm @elbsrn pTen.
Sch lam SSn1 Drlar aufmGrtS htnterIest perbeA. BteSn.
terehen betra8en 8ter prpcent per Sa9r, u pirS au6er-
benz BON benz reberf9ue ~ane3Sabre etne 6 ; t rG.DtStbeu
unter bic DeppFtprtn SertEetlt.
SGr,n1en BON trssno tnem8straee rerbsn rsnSnbiuituen
GeieGfbaften pber MHpciatipnen ent9egengenpmren.
@erbeiretbets 5rauen unb MinberiG6rtse fDnnen Gelb In 10.
rem. ,etssnen Nanaeu Seppntren unb bletbt btefeIbs ausfdiieBtid
III iprer cteenen Uerfuenng. 22pS
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. alt mpfss &c. Je"t
NtebI.-5pwarcfr. Sup. 81 SO 0bir$4.50
Stir M1taS $3.50
@ltpuiG6 Syria IS. 25-$5.50per Sap.
pgAennepl-$3-3.2
RprnmebI, biei. $3.12 Gruntrb 1926
81 etrei6s. Wet3en, rOtber, 1850 112@tS
weiBer 115 sic 125 @t8. ; beI tie Sprte fir
6onrilb 1870 bt8 1875 @ts.
Gorn -peiBes uno selbe8 $3.50 @tS.
oltes . e.6es 5O052 Sic.
Observation-Disclosures Is Gts.;; MarplanS
40 Gts. per 8uibel. nidt AM Marft,
0a er. -31@36 Ste. per BuIdel
3 f-3nIIten s2.25p.1. n.123@13@fe
per 4fb. Manila 81 Gtsper Yfp.
Gaamen. GleeIaamen $5.5O@5.62i Glac9S'
faarnen$1. 7O01. go; Ttmptbp $2.25-5O.
Epbnem ~$1.52-50 per guldel.
Grben 1915 Bic pr Sad. q Sui4eD
0ppen 10 @tS. ba8 Bfu1n.
YrcUiiipnen: Baltp. Tadeb WfeBsBeei
800, @efern@N ieB $17; Gr.1 $14@15
Sc rGu6ertes Notwithstanding
809; @dulter 10; Seiten 81; Sainfen
10 Bis 1O3 @t8.
nn8erau9ertes Sdmeinefleiid, S4ulter
6gt8.; Seiten 74@t8.; Sdinten1s-19@t8,
S9mal3 IN Se98 1911 Gt8.
8utter-@eItern 13@15@t8. 9labes 1870
90 Gt8; 91pu 2O022 @tS., @oiben 25@t8
@efern 9 Bis 10, Galern 9 q
10@. 124@13 Cts ftr gn9liI4 Duirp.
9offee- Tair Bio gutter 8ip 81 biS109-
Bette Sorte 1O01OM@8, S1ua 16017 @ts
9aguapra 124012 @tS.
NeiS- 3803t@t8. per Bfunb.
3uder- gutter Gubu 606.75 Bcrtc 0icc
8@8.5O; gut prpindr 6.75; fem $50.
81 afinirter 3uder galtimcre Gefts
nsrp EXTRA fem in Sut iii; in Sthfe
1O4 ; se1tpBen 104 9rrb 104 ; peiB proiz
ndr91; gels ST ; Cir 20 Crer mebr Sap,
beim e~in8elnen Sap nm 8 Gt8. bober). 6ir
@olo pber NemzOOrf. @elo rIro ! proGetlt
Breniiuul erlaubt.
MpIaf5e8, Geiuer AZ big As @tS
Srleaus DO. 27-29
10 btsfeb = Sbtp 20021 Gents.
0um-45 Gt8. per @oarne.
Tra6te. = @etrpGnete Nepfel $1.5O fit
9eIddlte @ea9e8 1904; 6piinen $3.50 bic
Bcr, Gttrpnen 1926.
Ed6af- Marplanb orb. gut orb. $40
81 mittel Bic gut mittel $1O011; gut Biz
fein braun $11013; fein $13@15. 8ap
orb. bis fem $3.50. SbiO orb. bi8 gut
orb. $901O; mittel big gut ROTH $104@12;
fem ROTH $13015; gut bic fein ccul. $3.50
10; gut sis fem gels $2O025.
Vie & 9Drter. = Scpt9 Nle IN Bt1t,
$1.7S. Qpnbpu Bort1r IL Quarts 1915 per
sDubenp.
9eeOer @puulld @pbten 2703o Geut0
0Rau6 9eoer 22025, 9ulbfel rrb $12-20 per
Duseun, sefiniidt $ 20 = 80, Stapt se'
Id(od,tet oeoerbte8 Soh(leber 1913.
0?eife, eiAene $45 fir fur8e, $50 fit SsO. per
10 O.
NlcpbpI~-43@t8 per @alrn.
Soften Stun Of @sine $500; feline
$3.50; 2ump 1925.
@uanp- (224O per Tpnne. Berupiantider
$65; Golumbianiider $40 (prc 1000 Pfn.
Cir tuniIdcr $500.
B u unb Sttpb.- TtutpthbSSeu $15 bis
$16 in Ba0en, 3leebeu $14 Biz Is No8a
gen trCb SIG. Suferitrrb $12, @eiaen>
ftrph $1O-12.
Wads- 81 Biz 20 @t8. ba8 8fn.
Bethlehem, quite Sprte, 45050 Ste. bal
8funb.
Eofs & Standardization @ta.
fl: @ fern, 1915 @t8. far bieli9e8;
Steartn 12K @t8. per Yfb:
GOblen. - Cumberland $4-4.85 an 2rnilt
Stint. Gntracite Srblen iino i'm TaGen.
Sntetail BlQd 0eumonD 1915. 2ebi8b So.
rs. = Srrob Mpuntain 1915 - 2pfen8
GpGsp, Shcrt Wtpuntain 1918
Qnmber. MeiB Tannen $1-25.3O. Gang
Oiil outings $13-25. Ching $13-13},
Semlrf $1O.50-11. pcptar @bai8 8lant
f18-2O8 3oa unb Scantlin9 $15-17.
@bel8 Ganuen STORING 1922. Gbin9lea
$5-63.
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SS. 81. Scbmi0t, $50. SIS, 81. @otlfr-

pr Stpn5s&trdDe 9eAenubet
~enPFebt iGtnen Sreunben, fowte BEN 9sebrten Vubltfunt i'm
NlB ernetnet fir Die fommenben Jehta9e fdn nsues, SpnfSn.
ot8Fs Eager son islbft tmpUrttrtsn beutfae en- gabtrn, 8upfer.
Inerten u. {. h, ais:
StteIn in aaen @r5ssn, YrnGtrpG ssbunbsn, nit uS Sbn,
~Qutterii6e II. fatbDItf&e 9 eb ct nub a d tsb i'd r.
Is @ptfe's Stnnbsn hr Nnbddt, elegant ~seburben.l
y terer'S u~ntDtridt Gerif0n NIT ,Ntlas, sebnnbeu.
ISrpfGanS Observation-Disclosures 9sbun6eh
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