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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09
NO. A

The Red Petticoat-A Suggestion.
innkee Doodle has. they say,
a tact for initiation;
ofe how eagerly be takes
To foreign innovation.
"e make wonderful sdo
About our inde pendence,
And yet at foreign shrines Of taste
we dance ttrict atte ndance.
A Raglan overcoat we wear
No lolly could be bigger
q snlrt upon pole Mould cut
About as big figure!
Engenle hoops, the imperial form.
The fafkee ladies' follow;
Ara ~ the immensiiy Of spread
They whip the Empress hollow.
Inc latest novelty that comes
Was born across the channel:
The little Queen, 10 please The S..o,s,
Has Killed 10 red ilannel:--
And presto! 10 our happy shore
The wondrous tidings passes;
AND Broadway's pave is checkercd DER
With Bonnie Highland lassies.
Once in way why can't we have
truly Yankee notion!
Nor such profound allegiance pay
10 fashions cross the ocean.
what could be finer now than this.
(And mark ye. too. how dashingD
a pe;lcont red, white and blue,
With silver stars all flashing!
Then hang the Yankee coIors out,
lAnd Scottish skirts, confound 'cmD
Our girls shalltak the world by storm,
With the stare and stripes around 'em!
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III = ''S''' - -
observingy on me
.5t The sefiousness u the
III sIate- We car ilI.sratc il BY
on. Let Is compare wedding to
y, which most persons will acknow-
be rather q sombre affair. How
L. Nd event rises Into comparative yiyac-
" and cheeriulness beside wedding, lei
the announcements in our public streets tes
lily. What Is more common than to read
on The undertaker's shop door-'luneraTs
performed, unless il Be 10 see on the neigh
boring church door-'manlages solemuizec!'
i Il Is pain that "a iniermcnt, ii il does moi
naturally suggest, al esst admits Of the idea
M periormanee-ot playing Or acting part.
a II save the sdcar departed may enjoy the
performance exceedingly. lie who il borne.
TO his long home may have been a hard, gri-
ping, usurious, ccvctous hunks. His heir
mourns for him in decorous Grape and cam
brio; the muies oufwardly and visible grief;
while nwardly dll heartily rejoice and chuc-
kle. The intcrment Of the iich old mser is,
in more senses than one, good job. They
perform his funeral with appropriate grima-
ces. But marriages are solemnized. There
h noshIng funny abeut them. n y IN sud, !
serious. oober, earnest; and II the happy
couple do not see il At the time. they will
feel u all the more aculeIy afterwards.
But II 70 marry be 30 serious a business.
the question, What do young men marry h
cannot be an unimportant one. Nov. me
thinks, some Of my readers-ifi I may be al.
lowed 70 credit myself with readers--have
already answered .he inquiry in their own
minds, or at least have concluded II TO be
one nightly easily answered. Not SO fact,
fair cir or madam. No, not wives certainly !;
for while man may Not marry his grand
mother, paternal or maternal. nor yet soine
others Of his relatives, he cannot marry bis
wife, for being bis wife they are already
welded, neither can he legally marry his
neighbor's wife. And have but little pa
tjence, kind reader, ahd you may find that
90 are just as completely 1t nonpus to
1he question, n some cases. as we
-; ant. we assure you, cases
|lbin The range Of our observa.
indeed, include el.
boly exclude what
men. We give
forminv julicious
ms, and for being able
Jason for their selcc-
10 young men marry
|.|1s, everything, NE most
4. Es conceivable: ~. my
}tI9u. C1 1stcnay, young man Of
u11 fortune, practising good profession,
y rI1 y young man, went to a gIpsyl Oh
not mefam; pray hear me out--a pic nic-
just few friends. you know thar sort Of
thing There he met Fanny Harley, who
was on visit 70 her aunt. Fanny wore
curls, which on this occasion combs and
bandoline were ineffective 10 confne. Es-
pecially one ringIct, in spite Of her thousand
coquettsh attempts 10 secure the stray lock,
would wave IN the light breeze, and dance
with each zephyr that famed her cheek
Twas charming; 50 graceful, 90, So.
Fred glanced at this curl again and again,
Il, thought Of II, after he had parted
with her for the night dreamed OF il. called 4
IL the morning % see It, courted II. Du, II
vas not 10 be too easily carried oif. Fred
|ound 70 his deep concern that be had rival
When be went 70 pay Bis woutcd visil, there
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THE RED PErrrcoAr.--A lady corrcs-
pondent Of the Cleveland Herald sustains
the "Bal'ncral" after the following style:
"The red petiicoat' seems 10 find as much
favor in the eyes Of the male portion Of our
commuIitys as In those of Prince Albert;
but mol corresponding admtAtion from The
ladies. Don't hesitate 80 long. fai. friends,
70 adopt fashion which good sense and
taste recommend, o. the 'unbslieviuq ones
OF the sterner sex will attribute The hesila.
ton to scarcity Of pretty feet and snklesI
which, as far as our observation gees, does
not exist These skirts are Of a heavier
woolen material than flannel. and as vari.
Gus in style. beauty and richness q hand
some dress goods. They are embroidered,
and striped with black, or any other color
that combines pretiily with crimson. The
New York Tribune suggests that sstars be
added 10 the stripes. and thus naturalist the
foreigner TLev are made In length 10
reach the top Of the gailer boot, and worn
oyer small steel hoops. To prodnce the
picturesque pleasant effect, The dress must
be hocped up at the side. Their warmth and
iuliness materially reduce the necessity for
such number Of skirts as American women
burden their backs with, and then look like
iromedaries. Besides. the trailing in the
lust of scarce bank notes in the shape OF
'ich silks, is hardly in accordance with the
lines. Let all sensible women come to the
escue!p
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Captain Harrison. who Is 70 command The
Leviathan, writes to Boston that lie Is il
hopes 10 be in Portiand~iih his vessel il
the Istter part 81 the mouth 81 June, ans
that be proposes % remain there with hel
seven weeks.
~ s&tIIee AZ ~ provision for steam
s1'< 11| IIx masss fof carrying
1| ssrIous a. fns'ons; but Is Il 4
&le1 lhe< the propulsion y steam will
~ sate of eighteen miles an hour. il
~ Fare Occurrence % Be favored with
y @ accelerate thls motion. and they
<otably prorided d va in steering the
and ior the contingency u getting oul
& I1o|, Or Of some accident 10 the steaminc .
<ppnrssQs. Five Of the masts are OF iron,
o9t &Qrear one Is cf wood.
pa be difficult to give any descrip.
iion g. his immense vessel, which, witlou,
che aid a drawings, would give any dstnc,
idesof hs peculiar construction. Ii i built
exclusively Of iron, With very lridinp excep-
tions, ind next 10 its size. is most striking
feature is its appearance Of strength. lis
principal dimensisns are as follows:
Length between Perpendicular 111
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\ g q 'ne =
~
W. .o,v
Journ.I u
Dur;o. N
Mor,;.oe n
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of ,h,, NM.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-09
What Do Young Men Marry!
By a YOUNG LADY.

A very important question this. and well
deserving Of profound attention, and a seri-
Gus answer. Truly, marriage 10 itself 80
sfIous . matfer. ,hs, i j. > ply any one
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Captain Harrison. who Is 70 command The
Ieviathan. writes 70 Boston that lie Is in
hopes 70 be in Portiand~ his vessel in
che latter part 81 the monlh of June, and
that be proposes % remain there with her
seven weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TnnUANTEPEo CosIpANY- - +

L NEW ORLEANS, July 80. 1851
Whereas this Board by the President
to his late Washington In furtherance Of the
enterprise which the object VI this Company satisfies
l. That arrangement whatever could be made with
Of the Gssy behalf Of this Company
2 Tha ii impossible OBTAIN the mail contract FOR this
Company; and,
That the title OF the sloo grant this Company,
other parties having acquired under rght derived from Mr.
Sloo without the knowledge OF This Board; and.
Whereas the opinion Of this Board, the title to the Soo
grant being in this Company the organization Of said Com
basis and that the longer continuance
Of this Board in existence would deceive the public and posi-
bly, the enterprise that
accomplished By this Company to the great dis
credit Of this Board therefore, be 1t unanimously -
Resolved That this Board be and the is hereby dis
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board ssversy hereby
resign thereifom
Resolved That scopy of these resolutions be published the
different newspapers OF his city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine die.
certify foregoing be copy from the minutes.
L. HEYLIHRR, Secretary.
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BY DAVID BARKER.
met lion in my path,
Crwas on a dreary autumn night,)
Who gave me the alternative
To either run OF fight.
dare not fnrn upon the track.
dare not think IA run away,
For fear the lion ut my back
Would seize me as bis prey.
So, summoning a fearless air,
Though al my soul was full Of fright,
said unto the forest king,
" ! will not run, but fghtn
We fought, and, as the fates decreed,
conquered In the bloody fray;
For soon She lion at my feet
A lileiess carcass lay.
A little skunk was standing by,
And noted what the lion spoke;
And when be saw the lion die,
The lions tracks be took.
He used the lion very speech,
For stretching to his utmost height,
He gave me the alternative
To either run or fight.
] saw he was prepared to fling
Fresh odors from bis busy tail,
And Knew those odors very soon
My nostrils would assail.
So, summoning humble air,
Though all my soul was free from fright,
SAID unto the dirty skunk
Ill run, but viii not fight
te5 MORAL.
As years begin to cool my blood,
rather all would doubt my spnnk,
Than for moment undertake
To fight human skunk.
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NEW DISCOVERY - THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSA ARILLA LOZENG GEES.
SInnIa and
simple and Compound.

Prepared by n. HEEEU Drugaist and Ppyseisp
superior 70 a Essences sytoos and Extracts named and
70 AZ spee'alites heretofore known.
Dave Tor long time thoroughly Investigated the idea
general therapeutic agert susceptible Of being applied all
organs. - - - ~
ole and mineral kingdoms bad induced hope that could
bring about sIch result ard, thanks
searches il is obtained - -
ha found In some vegetables the necessary
grand IDEA which based principle
sparh partly kno@n 10 the public. Soch is discovery
which have the bouor this day advertising The Form
LozeHges has been given because nature precuded the
possibility Of Going Otherwise divided it into sim
PIE sng compound ozenges in order that they might be given
Ny first experiments privately and remained un-
known unt wonGeriu results had tatised
ana that the charge Of quackey could be brought
The attention Of physicians and of the public is called to
IN order that every witness the adni
GENERAL EFFECTS,
~, Testnef to by upwards Of thousand persons.
Inc stomach ceansed The blood purified and renovated
sPEoIAL EFFE CTS
l. Prompt and radical cure Of AL diseases generally.
VINO have used THESE oznges never had the
s. yenerea syphiic. hepac scorbutical gouty, rheu.
shu nervous and bilious diseases completely cured
All diseases OF the langs head stomach bowels and
other internal an. external complaints disappear entirely pro-
Vded the Lozenges resored TO-
FOR sale by tse box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREUs,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon Streets
J. wRiGHT CO.,
q and ISL ChaTtres ST.
II GUILLOI. Royal street.
H. BONNABGL.
corner of Naichez and Tchoupitonlas SITS,
JAMES sYME, 1Sl Canal b.
@. H. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp s,reet, corner OF Povuras street.
hs-oonsuitAtiOns at the above Drug Store.
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DlEMANSLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CBlNA.--Closes on the 4th and 9th Of
each month"; at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th aud 2Sth of each MONTH
s7Postage to South Pacific; Letters, 3lc.; papers.
&C. =
arPostage to New South Wales, Victoria. south
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 30 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added TO
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
s3-Postage to Peru Letters 22c.; papers, &c.
ss- Postage to Bogota New Granada) Letters, Sc.
papers, &c.
A8-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c., prepaid.
n The postage to places on the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter
s4cents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
81 The postage to New Grenada direct Is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper and "a
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (yia San Francisco is. on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
- The single letter rate TO California and Oregon Is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the do
nestio rates apply. S. +. Marks, P. n
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
IIONvARn ASsuCIATION. PHlI.AnkIpnIA-

TOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Ii Benevolent Institution, established by special endow
for the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
virulent and Epidemic Diseases
To all persons afflicted with SEXUAL DISEASES such
Spermaorrhea, Seminal Weakness Ispotence, Gonorrhma
elect syphilis the vice Of onsnism or Abuse
The Howard Association In Of the awful
Of human life caused BY Sexual Diseases and the receptions
practsed he unfortunate victims diseases
Quscks directed their Consulting
Oh ARIrABfE ACT worthy of their name open Dis
pensary for the Of this Of diseases their
FORMS and TO give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply by letter. with description Of their condition. age
cupstion habits OF e and in Of poverty
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is need
highest Medical
skill OF the age and will furnish approved modern
treatment
The Directors review Of the past assured that their
sbors in this sphere Of benevolent effort have been Of
eft the afflicted especially the young they
solved themselves with
portRnt but much despised cause
Just pubished By the Association Report on Sperma-
torrha Seminal Weakness the Of Onnnsm Maturba-
ton Self Abuse and other Diseases the Organs
the Consulting Surgeon which will be by mail lin sealed
letter envelope FREE or CHARGE. the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address Tor Report or treatment Dr. GEORGE R. CAL
HOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors:
EZRA d. HEARTWELI. President
GEO. FA1RCHILD, Secretary. ds 4m&W
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE remembered that this leh March 1858 before he
subscriber the in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
ver OF the Loussns Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according 20 law do
poee and that the above just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company,
CHARLES BRIGGS President
II. p. JANVTER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before me- this 18th day Of March,
A. d. 1883. G. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
Ths Board OF Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per cent on the outstanding certificates OF profits,
and after Monday in May and 10 redeem.
after date the scrip issued OF the year S5 eseryng
provisions OF their charter capital OF i've
bundled thousand dolAs and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FORrY-TWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February 2 1855 for
which certificates will be issued and after the fst day Of
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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he who rises late may trot all day but never over.
temporary says q We have watched those fellows
whoare early rsers, and as general thing they are
the first chaps who go to the groceries Of morn.
ing ~
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TINE FIRST DEAD HEAD-a Who was the f,rst man
recorded IN history who didn't pay y said Mathews
as be was handing a theatrical order to a friend
Why, really never gave i thought, replied the
friend Why, Joseph, Of course said Mathews,
did NOS bic brother put him In the pit for nothing n
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~ and In superior lot OF Mexican and Boyd COTTON
SEED. Apply 70 WILLRTT WILSON,
ten 6n AtLaAk 4 Co.'S No. Pront "
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MILLINERY

SN MRS. L. JEFFERS RESPECT. II ~
EHfqlly informs her patrons that she rtopebed MIA
* Monday, the 23d inst at her old stand the s4aA
of Camp and Julia streets large and mag 133
nihcept assortment Of PARIsIAN MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS
An extensive variety Of every article in the Millinery bust
will be found her establishment All business entrusted
to her will be attended to with prompAiess MA I'm
SN MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARITIES 7I
T7sTREEr, respectfully informs the Ladies MIND |
* she has received from Paris rich ofIJll
Millinery and latest style Goods, comprising Ladies', WW
Girls and ChideDs Bonnets and CapOtes Of every style;
Burnous, Closks
Aaniilss, White and Chantly Laces
Embroideres, furnishing Goods,
JouEin Gloves Artificial Flowers,
Ball Head Dresses,
- 80 Wells and Volettes,
Wedding Wells and Wreahs Ribbons,
Imitation Jewelry,
Chidren's Caps, etc.
R-Dreses ETC., attended by skiu seamstress from
Paris. I'm
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a PRIESTLEY q BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP
KI sIkEEI importers and Dealers In HARDWARE
~ CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE
have now we'll assorted stock Of Foreign and Domes
NC hardware Cntsry English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they Offering for sale rates
Are agent for hlman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured at the Rolling Works the Cumberland river
ron ey test has proved itself superior any made
Are agents Of O. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Na,usac,or
AMI o. New Jersey Copper Company -
Weinye the attention Of the country dealers nanars maj,
stock. daa No,s
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans !
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice Of the Peace IN and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn, according to law does depose and
foregoing and true, and correct transcript
from the books Of said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1857.
tsignedl G. J. MANSOkI, Secretary.
tSignedl CHAS NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice OF the Peace FOR the parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest OF
Six per CASH outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representative and
after the I'd Monday Of August promo also declare div
dend ofory five AS cent? cent the earned
miums Of the company for tbs ending the 81 Of Juns
1851 which certificates will be 18th September
and resolved further that after reseryng OEE MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates OF the
company the issue Of 1850 and ISL aud I've
Of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep esentstves. as follows
That Of $50 and after 18th Of August next
Thai Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next
And rs 1882 and after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
TO be produced stthe time OF payment and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOs. A. ADAMS, President.
A4rap N1aaN
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The undersigned Recorder Hortgass in and for the parish
and atty q New 0lszn esrsnes that the within
recorded this day In his Office in book society 4
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orlesns, August T. 1857. aus
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ARTICLE 1.

The shall be called Tehusntepec
Company and hat shall have power and authority
FIRST have and enjoy succession by their
for the period OF twenty years. second contract and
sued their corporate nsme third make and
porate fourth hold receive purchase
der their property both and personal hfh
and appoint such directors and officers
their interest and convenience requires sixth to make asd
establish such for the proper and egua
ton OF the affairs Of the corporation be and
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IN NEW FALL GOODS-MRs NOR. - ~
tHsVTON 6l Poydras street. bias just received WA,
* FROM Paris and the North rich assortment Of z<4
FALL BONNETS Of every style, RIBBONS, EN- S%HH6X
BROIDERES aud FANCY GOODS to which she invites the
attention Of the Ladies and country visitors
pS- Old Bonpets cleaned and renewed Country orders
promptly attended to. se2s 5m
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A BITA WATER FOR SALE
FoHNDEY AMP mAoHINE-snOP.

n FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHOP.
~ AcCAk APATrkRsON, corner Ct Delord and New
3 fevee streets lie undersigned prepared TO
W manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILHRS and
MACHINERY OF all kinds for Steam B0atA PlAnta
lions Saw MINIS co,son Presses Draining Aashinss Rail
roads Gin Gearing, Borse PowG, Fire Fronis FurEaee
Mouths Crate Bars tpatented or Otherwise hey
agents for several psaenlses Of Crate Bars Rs work Of
All kinda GuAsr Cocks md Valves every dscrip
ton Metallic Packing for Aesm Cyl;ndsrs Gun Metal R.g
Blacksmith work for Sts.n Boats, Saw Mills, Ma
ehipery Of any description that may be required,
They hand At all times Crate Bars, wheel Srrups
FlAnge Bo GuAgs Coeks Valves Of all sss used By
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal heetoors bestowed
them, they hope, ~ esdnoas asrisa esI s4sHas 70
merit eouhnasnes Of he sane.
aullI A PATTERSON
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CHA Il TIE X
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEpEo COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed unite for the construc
tou OF railroad and other communication the Ishmus
Of Tehusntepec under the sever heretofore given for
that purpose by the Mexican Government called the GArsy and
Soo grants which be transferred hereinafter
vded have determined for that purpose form corporation
under Legislature Of the State louisiana of the
lh Of March 1855 entitled act for the Organization Of
corporations for works Of public improvement aud u and
do subscribe to and the following charter
to.W
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PEAL EsTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YEARS,

IL CREOIT.
Hat Square OF Ground well imH-oved with good two
story DSeng and oathouses all in fine orGer situated on
Nay des very converieut the omnibus and rail-
road saon. TERMS fourth cash and the balance 70
ten years. = -
Two ve fine Squares of Ground eligbly situated in Jeer
son City, Magazine sree and the other on Chestnut
street. boh under good fierce and very high ground Terms
one fifth cash and the balance o years.
Five Squares OF tie Depot of New Orleans
jackson and Nor.hern Railroad Terms ope-Hfh cash
and the balance al wears.
For further particulars apply to
fe24 q. >, WHEELER % Commercial Place