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pREMIUM Moss.-PREMIUM moss i-PUr
up in best order for shipment
THE BEST o. MATTRESSES,
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedso be had
CAMPBELL. B0UDRKAUX.
o0Iy ofHce, l77 CAral street
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sasrFEgr7s LOSV-AT ODD FELLOWS ALI. ON
100 saturday night Pocket Book, cOutaug suudry
lt " Z oies and pAuers, which are WorthleaO any
T. kept the
10 gIgl viii coz fer favor by enclosing said Is and pa
1,ar. through the Post Office to the undersigned
10 ia AoWIE
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LUTHER HOMES, FouNpRY AN

n LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY ANR
- ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton xn3
fR Euphrosine Once, No. LOG ST. Charles Stress
W uwo doors from the st. Charles fheaieTl Msnufz
turer Of the --latest and approved Patterns Of Rang V
rsIdahs Doors Shutters Vaults, Bridges Crc1
lar Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AHD
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
k Ratings Guard Sash Weights and Vec
haOr for sale the Old Stand, l06 ST. Charles ss
Orleans oSH
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G. c. WORD. y. ?. sIHAs
n @. WORD ~ co., AUCTIoNEERS, WILL AT
VI tend the sales Oh Real Estate Negroes Stock Sales.
Trade Sales every sBle appeaning auconeeIs
Office. Natchez and Bank Place. ial If
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
" of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally. Office rs Common street. to of Camp
street. sci ly
DOLFUS MEG u CO., PARASITIC DEPOT FOR
- the celebrated Printed Goods of the above house
with
JOHN sYZ & CO.,
No. College Place,
Second door from Park Place.
Ruvprs invited To livestock
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TIsK's REFINED COTTON sEEhm-


This celebrated oil has been reduced in price, below
The price Of any other oil II is better cheaper ner and
will burn much longer amp- than any other O is also
ncb b ter ani cleaner the table han the aduted olive
oil We get in is country. Families eimboats anqanters
are nost nyed to give This Oil trial In cases
is aneed to give satisfaction Ii is for sale Fac
tory No. "A New icyes street. U6t
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OFFICE OF TnE UENTRAL HOARD OF IoNhIssION
City OF New Orleans,
Feb Is |
NTOPICE-THE ELECTION ORDERED FoRON-
N DAY The FIRST day March, 1885, by resolution the
Police Jury the Parish OF Orleans the right banA
river Mississippi will be held at the Powder Mtganeer
the supeuntendeuce OF Omer Reaud Hypote Fortier A.
Morsiraa
~ ' J. AID. ROzIER, Sc
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BUREAU CENTRAL COMNIssAlREs
Vile de la Nouvelie- Orleans,
rs f6yrier 1858
VIS-T,ELECTION ORDONNEE POUR LUNDE
"A premier Jour de mars 1858 par resolution des il
de ia poce paroisse Orleans, lie cote droit du tie
Nissis.1pi aura lieu au magasn de poudre powder MagaE
sons e c6ntr8e de Omer Reaud Hypoe Fortier A Mo
Par ordre du bureau central dies commisares;
j. AID. kOLlEk, SecFeHHlfe
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A oARD-BURNET HOUSE, cIN-NNATI 0.

a. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR REWARD.
~ Ran 0n Monday night, the sth nsurom John II.
n Brown, the slave boy
~ CHA r X E.
ms height Is about feet inches color b has scar
on his p black spees, the white Of eyes walks
caeessy aud soops when wHkiug sares wild gheu spoken
to, and very apt nave forged pass.
Any person return ing the same lodging In jail will
be paid the above reward by
l. 5. MEEKINS 4 BR
No. 5 MHgdy Beings
fe22 lis N "reans
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1,o smoKER or Gun TOBACoO-rHE uK

ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UE
dsrsgned respectfully informs city and country dealers
and generally that he has lately aided his
farory of SN[FFS which obtned medal Uiiverszf
Exhibition Al Paris 1855 Of kinds a
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he guarantees good least
as celebrated houses besides being pereeay
pure Of q pleasant taste.
factory at McIonoghville, La
81 sn A. DELPTf.
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BASK OF NEW ORLEANS

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, 4
New Orleans, S0th January 1858
R8- dividend of six per cent. has been de-
clared by the Board payable stockholders their legal
representatives after the 10th February
fel @. A. F. RONDEAU, Cashier.
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TTIIALBERG AND VSEUXTEMPS'
Il MATINEE MUSICALE.
MORNING CONCERTS.
For which particulars will be given in Mondays paper fe20
THALBERG AND VIEUxTEM TICKETS.
few Reserved Seats be obtained the OFFICE OF
THE ST. Oh ARIES HOTEL. fe2O
'THALBERG AND VIEUXTEMPS-
RESERVED SEATS
Some Reserved Seats can had at L. G. BICI'S Music
Stores. Sc Charities street. an 80 Camp street fe2O
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V'HALBERCs AND VIEUXTE MPs' TWO Ora
TUITUUs MORNING CONCERTS,
FOR TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The FIRST will take place TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. g.
at ~ O'Clock, at the
GaIety Theater.
pupils of the First and Fourth Districts will
the first Gratlious Concert
g- None but having cards of invitation viii
ia
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BANK OF JANIS ROBB,
New Orleans, February lSih 1858
Es- This Bank will he closed on Monday
the I'D inst Wahingons birth Day. Notes and bill
due that day must be paid on SATURDAY, 21th inst.
frlg st WIN s. MOUNT Cashier
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

OFFICE BOARD UEDERwRIrERs
New Orleans, Feb. 90 1888. !
Il, VI The Insurance Companies comprising
n Board Will close their offices tie I'D inst tWahi gtons
BrihDayD 1T IL o'clock, Policies expiring that day
can be renewed previous TO that hour.
JAMES II, WHEELER,
leg 1t Board Underwriters.
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One Rosewood Case Piccolo Piano.
H3-TERMS-Cash.
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- FtiiNn E.-Crescent Lodge No. y, meets
S G5 a. LAY EVENING, IN room No. l. Odd Fellows
HHMIItbnN k. Ohicers-J. T. MILLER. n O.; A. DU-
IhNN1oTi ~ WIN. HOWELL, Recording Secretary !;
Z. ~ 'Ai Per. Secretary; F. K. BARBoT Treas
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POPULAR LECTURES BY DIR. WROE.

Attracted by notice in an afternoon paper, drop
ped in at Temperance Hall last evening" to hear the lee
ture of DR.. j. a. Wroc the magnetic forces of human
systems. The gentleman began his lecture by abiding
to the connection between mind aud matter and noticing
Mt much length the crude notions of the ancients rs to
the healing of diseases by the imposition of hands in
cantaons charms and songs and attributed tho remark
able which often attended these efforts to the in
nucnce of strong will over impossible patient. MI
instances cited in which had been eff
fectcd by the anciens of obstinate dseascsby resort
to the soothing influence of musicby drinking of warm
human blood-by touching the icy brow of the dead
and even by the physician himself taking his medi
cine for the patient and then mumbng some ncohercnt
gbberish. The influence of the passions Hope, Fear,
Grief JOY Apgcrin producing disease and death also
touched upon at considerable length and several interest
ing cases mentioned bearing upon the point Anger was
alluded to being prolific cause OF heart disease
Grief an active powerful agent in producing fatal CON
sumption indeed, every sensation produced radical
change in the corporea system. The lecturer briefly
glanced at modern spralsn denouncns it as leading
to Christian skeptcisn and denied the power of man to
raise by vocatons the spirits Of the dead The Witch
of Endor he regarded clarvoyant or sghtscer and
did not believe that when Saul visited her she saw the
ghost Of Samuel but that she impressed by Sauls
manner and the power Of ssrong mind operating upon
her weaker dcluded her mind and caused the rcye
lstons made Many of the popular supesttions of the
day shown up, and the mysterious phenomena Of
the past and present time which ascribed TO super
natural agencies concusively explained as being
simply the various notifications Of the electromagnetic
forces The gentleman listened to very attentivey
by the intelligent audience assembled to hear him.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

AT tho recent meeting of The Maryland Union Baptist
Association held in Baltimore the subject of the Column
ban College attracted large share Of attention res
oution offered that the association take into consd
Grafton the popriey and expediency of removing the
college from its present location the Heights into the
city of Washington The agent of tho college, Rev. Mr..
'lammct, stated facts in relation its financial
condition The institution had aborcd under disabilities
since It's origin With reference to the debt which had
accumulated for the last three years il could be easily
explained The floating debt amounted to $40 OOO and
scholarship pledges had been awaited to sink that debt.
The amount due by the subscribers 81 500 Of which
$500 was by the Baptsts of the city of Baltimore &c.
700 Of the invested funds had ceased to be productive
had been invested in stocks and $4,000 had been re-
undated Of the balance at least 900 would be saved
had been necessary to erect stewards house and to
Incur other expenditures. In any other hands but Bap-
lists it would soon prove to be splendid establishment
Baptsts were entirely too independent of the college
Mr. Rothwell, also OF Washington city, and one of the
astees spoke of the real estate held by the college, 1t
va" no doubt, quite valuable but he could not say how
much. FL,
The moderator DR. Samson here gave up the chair to
rev. Mr. Adams, and volunteered to give brief history
the institution IL was instituted in the year 1909 by
uther kicc and the of $50 600 ut expend-
Tor buildings and full and effective corps professors
secured. All the money required was borrowed it had
Nv capital at the commencement at all since its origin
had been collected for it. and Congress gave it
900 worth of city lots, and the college could no
Suot show more now than it had received The great
educational influences, gratutous education of clergy
men &c must also be taken in account In the year
oiI all the debts had been finally paid As for the
hg debt of $l0 000 than S. 900 Of it had been
Apended for stewards house, which paid more than
per cent
NJ samuel Scribner here inquired what ii would cost
remove the whole establishment from Washington |
" Us had been anticipated
Inc moderator had calculated that $50 900 would be
la'ed for lot and buildings. He thought that the
'ou states would Mcguire such buildings as the
eee owned, and that it probable they could be
~ 10 the United States government
tnohaS u Walter! esq, of Washington city, said IL |
- impossible to make estimate as ground in Wash
h city was worth from 81 so to cents per square
W but the trustees desire to know If the association
wiling to have the college removed
neV MIR. Williams, OF Baltimore, desired to know IL |
V'Ca College was in the hands of the Baptists or /
M, had iaptists the control OF itf If they had II
I not be ia its present condition, and although Il was
"nlcted Alma Mater yet he wished to have her weeds
mourning pulled OF. lie would suggest that Il the I
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. 9. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
ihc Standby trust bearing date the 23d
day May A. 1857 duly recorded lber A. s. No 1874
os ST. c the for Washington county In the
District Of Columbia the undersigned trustee will sell az public
auction In front Of the PREMISES Thursday the ll day Of No
vember A. d. 1855 four O'Clock the western part Of lot B.
M 4ea In the city Of Washington the said part Of said lot
having 'front.' Of % feet and 10 inches and running back tho whole
depth OF the lot
FERN Of sale onod cash. and tho remainder in two equal
In six and twelve MONTHS With interest and secured by
deed Of trust the satisfaction OF the trustee The terms Of sale 20
compiled with within days the trustee the
right resell the risk purchaser All
ancing at the purchasers cost
WIN II WARD Trustee.
Oct 29-dlIt JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
The above sale is postponed until Monday, No
vembcr 18th, hour and place
WIN H. WARD Trustee.
Nov I'D J. &. MCGUIRE Il Co., Auetloneers.
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AND MUSIC CARD.

DIAN0 AND MUSIC CARD.
Il a.. &. TO EVERYBODY.
enlarged improved rcmodclcd beautned
long established Ifano.Forto Mcodoon, and
MUSIC STORE, ..-. ..-...
respectfully largest
most varied, and reliable stock in this city, Of
rIANoS, ME1oDE6Ss, AND IIaRPs,
country solicit
when wish TO buy hire, exchange pack
repair a Pane TO give mo call Always on hand
Music, Guitars, Aocordeuus, ynins
Flutes Banos, Tambornes Strings
lfano towers, Stools, &c &c.
All kinds OF musical instruments
Pianos Mclodeons arps new nj
30 10 81 month $40 PAYABLE
monthly instruments Pianos aud other
day week. month Music by mail any part Of he
world frec Of postage. Music neatly bound
gs- Remember tho right number
st. tES JOHN r. ELLIS,
No. 500 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets
Nov l0--d2w doors from bank OF l. johnson Co.
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GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

- AND BI00DED STOCK IL accommodating terms
valuable counties
Alabama, all Of which In n high OF cultivation
drcd each, portions of every tract In cultivation.
Possession will be given to the purchasers the LIST
These lands all the Mississippi Rivers
railroad" aud equal in fertility land world
Also several improved and unimpoved lots
Of land in and adjoining Selma including several handsomely
proved and onvenien situated private residences
attached to them. y..-.
The raoe track adjoining Selma laid Off
into two, half and fronting upon
broad This will enable purchase
or gardens, large or small lots, as they may desire.
will also sell sixty head Of thorough racing stock
Of the best blood which fine stations
hios, and colts also stallion rown Dckn
tho best horse in the South ....
The above stock will be exhibited for sale the Mongom
cry, Ala, In November
Persons wishing to purchase will find
and Immediately
Any debts liabilities OF the late Col Thornton
received In for the the property
George Gdby will show this property all who
sire TO purchase "r
For Information refer to Mcssrs Byrd Morgan Selma
Messrs. Brooks h CARROT, Of Marion. ....
this property shall not be disposed Of private
WILL together with aargc Of other property DO
sold at auction to the highest bidder the city Selma
day OF January noxt
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee, &C.
sklMA, AlA Sept IL, 1858 Sep 2S--2m
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United states Hotel.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ENINE EDITIONS.
IL Complete Works OF Hobbies, Of Malmsbury; by
Mocsworth 10 vol octave. London $40. Published $45.
Beaumont and Fletcher complete edited by Rev Alexander ce
IL vols octavo. Fine London edition S3 Published $2i
Hume and Snoles History OF England. 10 vos
uful London copies S15 Published at S2I
Mord's History of Greece edited by lord Redesdalc vols
Finest English edition $40 60 Published at 80
Complete Works OF John Adams 10 vols
edition. SIS, Usual price, S25
Universal Atlas by A. K Johnston geographer the
London 1857 large folio sz $2i Published at $40 In many
spocts the best Aas existing.
Writings Of Hugh Legare vols, Published at S.
few copies only Of most Of the above,
Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE d CO, Auctioneers.

JNXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
4 Public SaeOn Wednesday morning, November H.
O'Clock the residence Of William H. Upperman on Penn
syltan between Third aid ada hall Streets shall
sell the entire Furniture and Effects, comprising
Mahogany spring sofas dans rockers otomns
and parlor chairs
Mahogany dining and card tables
Very large gt French plate mirrors slab and bracket
Dana and lace curtains, cornce
Gilt and bun window shades, lounge
Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Stair carpets oiloloth, rods and eyes
Very superior solid mahogany bedscads
y Handsome mahogany dressing and PLAIN bureaus
Scld mahogany wardrobes
Marblc.top wpshstahds
Superior edtber beds holsters and pillows
Blankets, comforts. toilet sets
nd chairs, tables
Cured hair and husk mattresses
Mahogany sideboarl dining tables
FreI,uhc china gold band dinner set, glassware
pteg tea cake baskets castors knives and
fUTks
Cooking stove, radiator and other stoves
Together with general assortment o! kitchen REQUISITES.
Terms under cash. that Credit OF 80 CO. an
days; satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
p SLTltc house Is for rent inquire on the premises
", JAS. C. MCGUIRE Co,
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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J. C. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers.

TVNRJSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN PRINTNG OFFICE SQUARE '-0n Thursday after
I'd at O'Clock the premises by virtue Of decd
1857 and duly recorded in bcr j. A 81 No
tho land records for Washington county
sa subdivision of Square 62i fronting
street between North Capitol and First street
running lis inches To 30ct alley Each contain
ing 206 square feet. Title perfect.
Terms One fourth and three years
with interest secured by decd in the premises.
TIIOS J. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE Co,
Nov I'd Aucticneers.
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rNOMLINSON'S MECHANICS; 81 cents.

TNOMLINSON'S MECHANICS; 81 cents
i Fields Rudments OF tho Painters Art; cents.
II. NJ. Stcmplensons Treatise Railways; 10 cents.
Dempsey Drainage Of Districts Lands Build
ngs; 81 cents.
Law on Constructing and Repairing Roads; 81 cents
Bakers Land and Engineering Surveying; rs cents.
Tomlnsons Natural Philosophy; 81 cents.
Audrews's Agricultural Engineering; 81 L.
Portlocks Geology for Beginners; So cents.
TJmlnson Warming and venilating; cents.
Sewcl on Steam aud Ioeomotom; rs cents
Burgoyne Blasting and Qusrrying Stone; 81 cents
Tomlnson on the Construction Of Locks; So cents.
Imported from London FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov Il-3td
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AGR1cULTuRAL-The of the United States Agcul-
ural Society," in Browns Hotel building, open daily,
and large number of agricultural papers and periodicals
kept file for the convenience of visitors The
rotary in attendance daily aud all those from the rural
districts who may be in the national metropolis will find
that hour two may be spent here very pleasantly
and proftably
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Nov I'D
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. Co., AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
i LOIS PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday after
noon December I'd O'Clock the premises by virtue Of deed
recorded In Iiber j. A. 81 No.
seq land records for Washington
80 49, in the subdivision OF No GA
fronting First between north
running back $50 feet inches TO 20 feet alley
containing each 3046 square feet Title perfect & sa
fourth cash. balance and three with
interest," secured by deed Of trust on the premises
TIiO5 j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Nov I'd Auctoneers
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omee snrerintenaent zone Public pglallnE,,


PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
ron THE PUBLIC PINTING.n pursuance VI the provisions
1.-THE ac provide executing tho public prntl g. So aP
proved ltb2 scaled proposals viii be received at THIS
Office In Capitol until the rst Monday eth day. 81 Deeemoer
next al IL o'clock furnishing The thai be reqned
r the public printing tue ending the LIST day Of Decsm
Der, 1852 ~.
quantity qualify description OF each kind Of paper that VII be
required;
10000 printing paper uncaendered % measure p BY
3S inches and to weigh forty pounds 70 inc fea ~
cIIss 2
printing paper caendered 70 measure - py 90
hces weigh pounds he ream OF $50 sheets
Class 3
superhne printing hardszed anu cenaes
20 by 81 inches and weigh forty eight pounds 70 mo
OF $50 sheets
superhne sized and ealendere OF sash
required corresponding In weight with paper meas
ug 10 by "a inches and weighing twenty pounds per ream OF 4su
sheets.
200 superdne plate acndered nneaendered as
may required "a inches aud Of such weight per fam As
be required 49,
The 0bre OF The paper classes 10 be Of linen
and cotton all adueraon with mineral OF other SUB
stances, whieness IN qires oil twenouf
sheets bundles each eaeh rcam 70 %
tain 4sO Uniformity color thickness, aud weight
win be required (cxcusve OF wappcrs) varying
or tho standard weight VIII
and die gross weight will MI be required Mixing o. various
teknesses bundis make che weight VIII DC con
sldered a violation OF the contract
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BUST OF WASHINGTON. noticed in the bookstore of
Messrs Taylor Maury very fine plaster cast of bust
Of Washington. The original was executed In bisque
by American artist residing in Paris. We were sur
pcd at the very smooth appearance of the plaster and
at distance its wonderful resemblance to marble The
features very expressive and the extremely moderate
price at which 1t is sold will enable us all to have fine
bust of the Father of his Country "
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d Co, Auctioneers.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUB

Il Lie sAEOn Thursday afternoon, lth at "a O'Clock, at the
auction rooms, we shall sell, without reserve
Square square No 554 fronting SO feet inches north
inches New Jersey and 1913 inches
Third street
square No AS fronting 90 feet inches Fifth street
between and streets morrill, running back 93 feet "a inches
squaro fronting 0S feet inch Tenth
Capitol street and Massachusetts running
back lis l01 inches.
Terms; cash. the residue In and II months, with
interest, secured by deed in trust - - --
JAS, c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Nov Sd .-s.. ...... Auetionecrs.
The above sale is unayoidably postponed until
Tuesday afternoon, November 10TH 1858. -
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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rT,o DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. The aaver

tser, middle aged who Us speaks
the English French Spanish aud Italian snguages
active and Of good morals affairs
been merchant and shownr for several years wishes
call the attention c American diplomats
European South continent in,cpre-
Ter, courier and confidential travelling clerk He furnish
most uneSceponabc references for
gushed Of the highest standing Washington Aobams
Address A. o.. Box No 49, Mobile, Ala the lion
Htzpatrck, u IS. Sep 30-d3m