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THE NIAGARA.

THE NIAGARA.
NEW YORK, March S.-The O. S. steam frigase
Niagara, for England is still detained at the quar-
antine station by the violence of the storm.
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ma. CARp.-Particula attention is
called 10 my sale THIS MORNING., OF Dry Goods
and Ready made Clothing, commencing at i6o'clock
See advertisement.
NH 9 = ALEX. MOTT, AuCt.
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q MARKET GARDEN FOR +

-. RENT-A Market Garden, recently occu- Ii
pied by Barman W Davis. ESQ containing about
acres, situated Union Ill., about lSi of a mile
from the First Market. On the premises there is a
frame dwelling, good kitchen, two stables, well of
water in the yard and other conveuiences. The
place is in high state of cultivation Any person
city, will please call on EDW'D d EACIIo,
Pearl street
ST. There is quantity of manure on the pre-
faises NH Yet
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~ Richmond Markets, March =.
- FLOUR.--Thcre Ia little doing to-day, In conse-
nnence Of the snow. We quote Supeifne at - Per
Dbl .t
WHEAT.-There is no change In Wheat:
CORN-Is quoted at 571z@60c per bushei.
Northern M Markets.
NEW York March s-Fiour heavv. State cents
lever other brands unchanged. Wheat dull snd
a uotatiops nominal. Corn unsettled; white 61tgo9
cents yellow 709p7i cents.
Stocks variable. Virginia 6s9i.
BALTIMORE March s.-Flour firm; saies of.ioo0 bbis
Howard Street at - So Wheat unchanged; red
si04l o6, white sl.l40l 20 whiteCorn % eonts'yei-
low 6I cents Clover seed 5s<6s5I.
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-MnIr. Hoaars. WAaoHs AZ

- MuLks, HOHsks, WNUVHs ANU
usaS xss. AT AucroS.-lws respectfully solicit at
tentiop 10 our sale Of valuable young Muies isrses.
al N O'clock In the Horse Lot adjoining the Fair
1irouuds FOR partirulsrs see adyerfiseme mt.
NH eft JAS NJ TA1LOk x SUN, AucB.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-An


A DIM INISTRATOR' NOTICE.
n persons having claims against the estate of the
late Vim. w. BETHEL Of the county of Henrico are
hereby notified TO bring such claims forw ard. duly
authenticated, for adJusrms ut and s"ttiement that
| may close up my Enthusiastically and dispose of
the estate, in accordance with his last will and es
lament, and thereby release my securities from fur
Their responsibility, as this notice will be plead as
legal bar to all claims whatsoever that are not pre-
W. d. PEMBERTON,
NH 9--tlstAp Administrator de bons non.
ERESH SUPPLIES OF APPROVED
l. BOoKs-AT P B PRICES.
leo Main street
JAYS Morning and Evening Exercises at sl.25
ABBoTTs YOUNG CHRISTIAN SERIES. viz: e.
Young Christian. 81; Way TO do Good. 81
Hoary Head and McDonner. 81; Corner Stone, 81
SWISS famiy Robinson, vols 7se
rHE COUSINS; by Miss Macintosh, SO '''' ~
PRAISE and Principle; by Miss Macintosh, SIC
CONQUEST and selfConquest; by Miss Mcintosh.
ROBINSON Crusoe SOC, 7sc and SIC
SANDF0RD and Merton SIC l- .t.ss
GEORGIA Scenes and Sketches, 81
FRANKLINs Autobiography; Illustrated Edition.
TIE srItish Spy; by VIM. Writ, SIC
HARNESS Notes, per volume 7sc ..f
M0sIiEiMS Ecclesiastical History; vols. sheep,
BROWNS Concordance, soc; Browns Bible Diction-
HIyTSHsTSNE's Africa; 50
TH6kNToN's Family Prayers.75c
JOHN HALIFAX, Gent, and other works by the
same author ..# -r...
CYTHARA. Carmina Sacra Presbyterian Psalmo-
dist, and other Sacred Music
PICTORIAL First Book for Children, 25c
Do Secord I" SIC
LINEN Primers, 121sc
1860 QUESTIONS and Propositions for Sunday
Schools and Bible Ciasses-a new Question Book,
cts
ROLL BOOKS, Minute Books and Library Records,
q cts i = faT t-t
IRISH ARMY. 45c -.e a s4
LIFE of Washington. for the Young, 4tc F..
UNION Primers aud Spoilers, Sunday School Tick
cts, Anniversary hymns and Music, &c
DANIEL BAKERS Talk, l3c; Baptism in Nut
she'll. lSc
ELECT LADY; Memoir of Mrs g. c. b IT, of Pc
tersburg SIC
LITTLE GIRLS Treasury Of Precious Things, SOC
LITTLE BOYS Treasury of Precious Things, SIC
ALEXANDER on Religious Experience. 62c st
yut a
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GALE OF PEWS.-Pews Nos 1872. SO, 81,
oFSs 46 and 49, in the First Baptist Church, will be
offered for sale on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst at
AZ o'clock 2. NJ. COMMITTEES OF FINA nee.
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ADDITIONAL Ely THE EUROPA
Highly Interesting News.

From papers which came to hand late last eve
ming, we copy the following additional news b,
the steamer Europa:
ENGLAND.
The Government was defeated In Parliament or
the second reading Of the bill to amend the law re
lating to murder and conspiracy, upon an amend
ment offered by Miner Gibson which censures .ht
Ministers tor not replying to Count Walewskf.
despatch, but processes a readiness to amend the
laws upon due investigation. The vote was 2li
for the Ministers to pa for Gibson's amendment
a majority of 10 against the Government de
moustration in Hyde Park against the conspiracy
bill proposed for the Sunday following the sailing
of the Europa.
The directors of the Bank of England have do
cided that further reduction of the rate of dis
count shall be made at present.
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J xHr.HanAF11UsN1Wk
anroarxD ron Tn DA1Lr DrspAruH
PROCEEDINGS On CoNGREss.


WAsiIirarox. March 6.4-Mr. Wilson, Of Mass !,
introduced q resolution instructing the committee
on Military Affairs TO inquire into the propris.y
Of Amending the law punishing the crime Of EN-.
ticing soldiers todesert. Adopted. EFssa
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee. offered resolution
for the printing of 900 additional copies of the
last Patent Office Report Lies over, under the
rule. ss
Mr.. Green, Of Missouri, animated that he would
call for direct vote on the Kansas question on
Monday next. szs.ss-s- f. 4s,9s !
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
bill for the admission OF Kansas
Mr.. Doolittle, OF Wisconsin, made speech In
reply to Mr.. Hammond. of South Carolina, and
10 opposition to the Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Foster, Of Connecticut, followed.
The senate then went into Executive session.
Do,sc--Mr. Taylor. Of Louisiana, introduced q
resolution inquiriag into the facts attending the
seizure of the bark Adriatic by the French gov
lernment. 1t contemplates redress to the owners
of the bark and the prevention Of similar pro-
ceedings hereafter. r.
The Printing Deficiency Bill was then taken mp
and passed. This bill approprates $4,000.
The House adjourned, after discussing the Con-
sular Diplomatic and Kansas bills.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
New YORK, March s.-The steamer Cahawba,
from New Orleans via Havana, arrived this morn
ing The news from Havana is unimportant. A
gale occurred on the night Of the LIST inst, doing
trifing damage. s. sss
New sugars were coming In slowly. Prices firm.
Weather cool, and the health of Havana excellent.
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n6y- LECTURE ON Carr. HERxDoN.-
The Rev. L b. sTAUDENMAYER, of Atchisop.
Kansas will deliver lee IRE the life and charac-
ter Of the late Capt HERSpoN, in fhe Lecture Room
of ST James Church. THIS EVENING. 10 COM
mence at o'clock precisely. mh9-lr
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The to(si expoffsof specie from New York ~
geek woss S2r. 81 Tefa1 sincs Jan ist ss,7se f@.
saleeln New yofl SATURDAY Of 500 virsfnh Ga
at s3Iz. and s0o0ido. at ~. Gales Of 5000 North
Carolina D. SIS at ~.
During the last nine months Of the year 1857. there
xsstfansportea over the Yanceyville On @ Plank
Road 10 Virginia s0oao0 lbs Of Tobacco and stems
snd about rU bEshcIs o. grain, besides large
amount Of other produce. 81
The Washington Star, Of Saturday r n. says:
!. Land Warrants have fun Their declined. We quote
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Hs~. i. Hatcher

- Hom. j. LcfcheF.
Mr.. Lss6uas kas 70 1ar recovered his health a.
70 snAbis him 70 rssums hia Congressional iAbors.
Dr. 1enss u. Mora, OF Cyathlans, Ky, commits
~ saicids Iatsiy Ii icincinnstl.
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ITO MY ANONYMOUS CORRESPON-
! DENTS.-Highly fattered. gentlemen by your
encouraging public note. in yesterdays paper.
can hero only say, that circumstances, passed and
possibly occurring over which have ho coatrol,
and thst are closely connected with the perform
ance OF my lately composed Catholic Solemn Mass.
prevent mo from undertaking anything to promote
it. Some day this week the Organist win be in pos
session of all the parts, and shall from that time
be obliged to leave the whole lair to his efforts.
am, gentlemen, and remain truly yours,
NH e-lt* V. BUSCH.
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n6rSxAsoNABLE REMARKs.-We

n6SEAsoNABLE REMARKs.-We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond Whig;
As this In the season of tfe year when neuralgia.
rheumatism. Coughs, and various kindred COM
pla nts are prevail nj. conceive doing the
public service in inviting their attention to the
advertisement of IIEN RVS EMINENT. in te-day's
paper From personal knowledge and observation
can say that this Eminent is effieacit us in ale
Waiting pains produced by colds ard may be adyan-
tageously used for alinit nts arising from other
causes. NH 6-6t*
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h1-BooKsi Books II BooKs!.!-For new Books.
call at the Gift Book Store. opposite the American
Hotel. where each purchaser Of q book receives q
gift. 81 ~ 80 It
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FASHIONABLE MARRIAGEs.--There are a variety OF
marriages taking place in Paris or expected to do
others projected Is that Of Lord Eusten son Of the
Duke of Grafton, with Miss Barring, niece OF the
Duke de Bassano; and NJ. de Ganay marries bliss
kidgeway, whose mother, an American. has shoue
for many years in Partisan soeiety as beauty and
and fortune; the dowry of the bride amounts to
$50 900 francs, and her expectations are enormous
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HR, NEW SPRING GooDs.-Just re-
csived at N. G. BARTON'S, NEW SPRING RIB
BONS FRENCH FLOWERS AVID STRAW BON
NETS 1903 MAIN STREET.
m
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S6OO REwARD-JEFfRIEs AN

dpCOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of GOnorThtea, 6leet Structures, and similar
disorders. Ia makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF diet drink, exposure Change In ap
plication 20 business. The proprietor challenges
single of recent Gonorrhma which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture Of S5ei. Further
the disease cannot be contracted II desc Of the Mix"
ture is taken when exposed. kepeatesi Apartments
and long experience have proved that u vii raat
ally cure any case which can be produced. TAss
desirable result l. obtained in from two to ten days
and ID neither creates nausea nor ottends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation ia Diet or
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed ~
-peedily as Is consistent with the production OF
th0rou Oh and permane mt cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable. and no injurious effect, either
constitntionaliy or locally. can he caused By its
use.
Ii Ring, No e. broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLEsbEk, corner of 81 and Walnut cts.
agent for Piila iolphia.
Soidb FISHER & WINSTON
Il, 22--div Richmond Va.
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Dg~ THE Annual Commencement of
the Medical College of Virginis will be held in the
Chemical Hall, on Tuesday, March 9th, at clock.
PM The Address to the Graduates will be deliy
cred bv Professor Gibson.
The Medical Profession and the public are respect
''''' '''''''1 " L. s. JoyNEs. NJ. d.,
mhs-2t an of the Faculty.
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HEAD QUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,l
Il RICHMOND, March 9th 1855.
MORDERs No. IA.
il Assemble at Military Hall on TUESDAY even
ing, 9th instant. of o'clock, for Company Meeting
and Drill Every member should be present, it is
expected the beneficiary System will I've adopted.
ny order of JOS. A. JOHNSON, Captain.
j. +. WILKINSON, Orderly.
Z. S.-Gentlemen who have been connected with
the Company having in their possession UNIFORMS
belonging to the same respectfully requested to
leave them with Quarter Master Gibson, corner of
9th and Cary streets. NH S-2ts
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PERSPECTIVE, Ac.-Ths

IL undersigned respectfully offers his services
in giving INJUNCTION In Drawing Ptfspee i've ChsIo
scuro Sketching frefn Nature. &C.. oa the o!iosing
terms: rts1r - =
Private icssons OF cne hour at ............. ~ %
When taught in classes OF Eot lees than i've
pupils each. .ss+es -
Night class, three times week. for each
month, payable ia advanee.......,....,...,,fs ~
The use of field instruments and Typographical
drawing taught. ssi sz
Reference: Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, :.
Please leave orders or communications 81 the NJ
aminer oeicc- tfe is-nl JOHN GRANT
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4 -. IT ~ eoMxwHAf sunpKDlEG that s1ybody'
possessing the ordinary amount Of speculation ale
lotted to individuals generally. resist the temp
tati0n Of having dip in thoss fortunate toaeries
whisA are every week drawn 10 AuEustas "a, oys
Swan q Co. We are continually hearing OF some
hsppy creature who has got rid Of the heaviest OF
LIES troubles. the want nf money, by lucky draw
In Of these fortunegettin9 contrivances and q
short time since Mrs. Mary 4. Heard, Of Nofnan-
dy, Pa by the purchase Of ticket tEo se0 cost
ing some trifing amount not worthmentiosing. had
the felicity Of receiving tho comfortable sum Of $I5
600. We are very pocr and we have proposed to
ourselves 30 invest small SUM until we are favored
by fortane In similar manner. when we shall buy
little farm and hapd over the editing department.
10 some poor devil who has nothing better to do
NJ PEOPLE wade through snow mp to the knees.
to procure the Steam Portraits. taken by Tyler
Co.. Truly these works OF art are wonderful to AZ
ford such attraction. Prices from % cents to s2'-
Gallery l39 Main street.
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H0yG REAT INF RoV EMENT IN
EXTRACTTN TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce TO those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe-
rior to any others ever ussd. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation Is such to render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, Here5
failing to bring the tooth e first trial. never breaking
il, managing the gums, or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing. ana In
serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
a. I'm
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem

q MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem
Xxx bers of Richmond Lodge, No. To-. are hereby
the Masons' Hall ON Tuesday tho 9th inst. AZ IL
o'clock p NJ, to pay the last tribute of respect
our late W OR. BRO. JNo YEARBOOK.
81 Membs rs of Lodges Nos. H. 10. IS, 81, 80 and
49, aud all transient brethren in good standing are
invited to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
NH S-2t JAS RJDDICK Sec'y
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DOTAToES-- P0TATOES--P POTATOES.
L Farmers THAT want pure. genuine Potatoes, Tor
planting, viii call on board the schooner John X.
ba accommodated with both large aad mali onep.
whichever suits them beet Look here. what's going
IN board That yesssi. Thy thcy are selling Jersey
going and coming ell the time. Don't 1t bead all
fe9-dlmt ~
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it, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
sg-!--F - TO BALTIMORE-By information
received yesterday from Bal more the effect that
the Steamer q E0. PEABODY could not leave there
account of the ice, freight cannot be received
here until her arrival due notice of which will be
given as soon as il is ascprtained
-s' LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
NH 9-lt Office opposite Steamers Wharves.
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kE LEECHING.
CHIPPING AND LEECIfLfG,

Mrs. wOOLHOUSE,
NO, I32 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EAGLE SQUARE,
OVER
s. SUTHERLANDS,
light The Door,
Will attend all those requiring her services at all
hours day night
NJ B-Cons.antIy receiving imported Sw edish
and Spanish Leeches. and for sale. NH s-3t*
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Conclude with
JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY.

ADMISSI0H.-Dress Circle and Pafauette n etc
fno extra charge for secured seafs) Second Ts, y,
Family Circle IS cts. Eastern Gallery sx presstv e.
Boys. only i2ss cts Western Gallery b cfs Gsfisrs
30 cts. Doors open at O'Clock verf nrsc r,r nrsrs
at Y before .. precisely. Box once 0prp fra,n ~
until q and from until g. daily ~
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THE EXCITEMENT still continues as

Broad street. owing to the great auction bar gains
he il selling. edes who wish TO purchase cds
now. what will be worth considerable more in few
weeks, have now an opportunity to do 50; hut they
should call early, these extraordinary bargains
are going off rapitlY, mhs
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LARD 10 BELIEVE, BUT NEVER

IL TIIFLESS 1T Is TRU E--That Levy II selling
Dry Goods cheaper than nns other establishment Ia
the city He Il now receiving an excellent assort-
ment Of goods which he will sell az extremely lew
prices. $50 fine swiss Collars only 81 a. worth ~ f
handsome sets Collars and SLEEVES ut prices 90 suit
purchasers; good assortment Barnsley's Tahls
Cloth Damask positively the best In the mar ket.--
Also Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen; ogels
and Napkins Richardson's best quality Linen Hew
York Mills, Wamsuta, Lonsdale. Water Twist Co
nannet Pa xtucket. Utica. sibright, River and Union
blcached Cottons always on hand. 80. -. s. .-
Remember the place JACOB A. LEVY,
NH S-2t - IS Main st.
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kSr To MY FELLow-CITIzEHs OF THE |
County OF HExRIoo-I am candidate for the SHE |
RIfFALTY Of the County of Henrico, and respect |
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election in
May next. 8. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond 18th Dec 1857. NH 9--dlms
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D6y FELLow-C ITIzsNs--I am a oandi-
date for the office of CONSTABLE in the 4th Dis
tict In the County of Henrico and respectfully So
lict votes at the coming election ia May next
NH eide WIN l. DABNBY.
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lTREMovAL--I have removed my
Off e to nth street. between Main and Bank nearly
opposite Goddns Hall.
NH SIT A. JUDSON CRANE,
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OAK AND PINE WOOD FOR SALE.
" Oak Wood at 81 per cord delivered. Apply 10
the undersigned at the Richmond and petarsbnrg
Depot. Nj. W. fARhIS5TDN.
NH CIV s
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nAMA GED EMBROIDERED COL
II LARs.-A lot Of Embroidered Colnrs, slightly
damaged. to he sold at great sacrifice from the
original cost. ALFRED MOSES
mhS as Main street
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T OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos. 81 and
a. of $780, each with Coupons attached of the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company. as said Bonds ART
onr property and have been mislaid or lesi.
ja2-dtf HAXALL h 90.
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DOR HIRE-For the balance Of the
l. year. n Girl suitable for chan bermsid or gene
raj house servant, Applyto
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UUGAR.--70 bbls. New York extrs Q
~ Conee Sugar: 10 do View York A Crushed Au-
nh s1ics anu W LETis n. WEBB i 90,
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T OST OR MISPLACED.-I caution all
La persons against receiving or trading f,r NE
GOTlABLE NOTE, drawn by Joseph q. Watts. da :
ted November 25;h 1857 for three hundred and eigh-
ty dollars, payable four months after date to me,
NH 5-6ts r. SED3WICK.
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and generally to manage the affairs Of The
corporation.
Arr. II. This Charter shall continue for
and during the term Of twenty-five yeaTs,nn~
less sooner Dissolved by a meeting Of stock
bolaers, aceoraii1e to tue fifth section Of the
act or the legislature. No. ISL, approved
March I4tIl, 1856. above referred to, o~rother-
wise :; and 1T It's termination, or IN case OF
insolvency, ii affairs shall be liquidased bT
one or more commissioners. not exceeding
hree, to BE eIectaH by the stockholders.
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CDH@u'a,EUIsaGN OF H'zsAs
louisiana SUGAR MARI.
a or LOUISIANA
- EZE1' y = - - - -------.
rftfy aE~H Fey t3ELEAAS

Ts,eit nnown, that thisdaT, before ne, IT., !,
AM BRrrnr CEsas. d Notary ppb1lc. II ana
tor. the rsrish Of Nav Orleans, State 9, Lou
isiarn. duly commissioned and q,lalffled5 pet
sona}ly came and appearea, The nc rsotfs here
inafter named and utndcrai=pe ed, Y fro saseTa'ly
declare, that thcy do by these presents form
themselves into d corporation, under aushor'~
t. Of m act Of the Legislature # this state
entitled act for the organization os COZ
porationz Tor works Of public iniproEene"ts
and ~util,ty," nc. 1917 Approved March
14th. 1855. To which end they make ami
srr.e t., the following
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eees Heti Iris Day -.~ z4& ~ @#
IL 10 Casks tsear .is.ez. .@r
8 Tt.ds Cs:aiee Sa.&ta
s.. Casks An. brandy. ~.
10 u DO Oil harion Nasszey* =47 e..
30 Bags :.jo Coffee, y..4.ss.
IT, Is. Itsa5E@ Fear 5tArcat @=s7
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Lime.

/ I4I0a H5ik tafe LIME rsesarsd PR stearHst 'Gss
"a W. il Inst n}gft" ~ :.
.2@ HAEBttF h EEN3AEhN.
Wines and Liquors z.
10y late arrivals from Bordeaux 49,
- 4 pipes old Cognhe afsH1 y.
Il do do Champagne 80
d. 40 % do very ola
Erses Of Brady 1905 10 DO d..
fShaznpaigr.e:
= baskets Jenny Lind, p
: baskets If st, aiark,
baskets I~iejaafek piuts Ead quarts
baskets Mort Il t%ha=dcusr i Mol, ~
r ed Wines
IL Hungarian ejarst-~aew desert ssrts
Chateau L~fo~tlie, s
DO Duplsss:s,
do ST. F#lsphe, 3" s=
TTTt=zte Wines. 4&5
" Chateau D"F1oas3s, n@f
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Haul Sauterne 5% ~
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