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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06

MIR. Dallas has written letter to the
President that he will return home IN
spring and Mr.. Clay has been.called home
from Fcrn
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A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT.-Some one
has said Of those who die young. that
,bev arc like the lambs which the Alpine
Shepherds bear in their arms to higher.
rreener pasfunes, that the flock may fol.
fnw
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WILL.

ter.
WILL.
In the naze Of James Buchanan, sole
Governor of these United States, A.
p Willard, the Governor of the State
of Indiana, the Democratic members
of Congress, the Democratic members
of the Legislature, Understrappers,
Wireworkers, Office Seekers Postmas
ters and Postmasters Clerks. Amen.
l. John c. Walker, of Laporte, being
in feeble health and poor spirits, but in
my right mind aud wits, do, in the fol-
lowing manner, make this my last will
aud testament. Imp,inats: My body
composed of Democratic flesh, blood, ar
terics, cartilage, fibers, and God wot---l
wish committed, when dressed in my
best suit of black clothes, to its deep,
dark, silent grave, in the well known
cemetery at the head of Saiiss R8iyer. lis
dismal house to dwell in, yea, verify, a
mournful one; therefore the dress OF
mourning is the proper one for me. Thus
let the body be dressed for its coffin
which | pray be made of the soundes,
planks in the Democratic platform, orna-
mentated with Lecompton and Dred
Scott dcscisons, and no compromise
lines; and want no tin plates telling my
name, age or death, as the year 1888 viii
long be remembered, and my head viii
tell these things to the inquisitive in The
grave. When my body Is thus equlppe,
| let it be borne on the shoulder of four o
nv nearest aud dearest friends who, lk,
me, share unbounded confidence IN M
Administration Of James Bachanaa.
To this duty will appoint my devoted
friends, Col. Alien May, Gen. Fry, Wash
Concannon and Galezlo, all true as steel
each of which | would have rewarded TO
their trouble with a decent pair of gloves
and should any friend, the Sunday mex
after NY exit, conceive either my dealt
or life to merit sernon---a short ser
mon, "a few hymns, or prayer to be sen
up to the throne of an all. .pitying an
,nerciful God. prithee let it be doue; an
for this trouble and solemn service Civ
him my best wishes for his welfare, az
companied with my gold watch, which
all | hare left.
IrEM-May God grant that my so,
--(if l have any, or ever had, ina
wing its flight to heaven, be placed col
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Late News.
The Congressional Elections.

Below will be found tables giving the
result of the late Congressional elections
in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania:
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ssg-The following is an exact copy of
viii. as given us through a medium,
by a departed politician, who says that
he is posted on all political topics. 1t is
part of long communication that we
received only few evenings since, and
reads as follows -- croarn Point Regis
Ter.
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Rates Of Advertising
square insertion, SI,0o
Each subsequent insertion per svuare, SO
square months, 400
do 6 do 100
do year, 1000
2 do montes, 800
do do 9,G0
do | year, lloO
Column | year, $500
HALF Column | year, 1890
Quarter Column year. $500
cH-ren lines or less of Minion, make square
Law, Professional, and other cards. OF fire
,xes, or less, per year, So, and for each addi-
ional line, 81.
Ha,fyearly and yearly advertise msn,s to be
aid for quarterly in advance.
All advertis, ments published uati ordered
It, and charged accordingly.
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NOT TARIAL..
THOMAS HANNA.
J, ]. Rider,

I tic Al Wtlros. Iowa loly
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rows, aud who Q trial had comm. euced on
tie day of Ed -erton's arrival.
Time appeared to hang heavily upon
the new comer's hands, and he seemed
to be anxious to proceed on his journey;
but the weather would not permit, and
he found himself reluctantly compelled
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
pENsAcoLA-schr vtytorta--rn ballast.


HAvANA-Brg N A stevens-3F0 boxes sugar cases Of
seEars to Devsstr &co7 do Messecb 4 Guma-5 do EBru
laour Eco do Caballeo Basualdo2 do Bnrell Sco5 do
Puf q Ayenaspoi do Guma-i do Adler 4 Quntel--3 do
Bonio Brosl do Castillo HHrtspe2l do LabOre &iques
- do Il Tardos23 do RamagosL & Nayo22do bbs do
Domingo Ayard2 do etp4 do 50 boxes sugar Castor
Opez5 segarS Ganeda GONZALEZ &Co22 boxes sweet
Visor j25 bags almonds Ii pkgs mdsa Geo BaoF
243 hags coffee 43 do pemeuIo boxes ndse cuaIe
EroS bags perneno II do coffee A9ouy Bros &co5 do 80
nsrmeuo pincheons DRlgadol do 6Ags psrmenlo
w Duperty Rco-2 nests baskets DAqun-5 pigs muset0
j Mende2-I box Prot Malhsdo,
HAyRR--Ship Mulhouse-4 pkgi mdse pardousset &co-
do i Freret-l Gueringar63 Beiad 6co-46 CABIN
rnrbpsQ Hayiland Bro Eco--j GquF Jamis3i LeYols
Il ii Sefbreirh &co9 HagSerty Bros 6coS L Il Weekner
Il w II Letchford kco-5 Rnmaiho &eo-G Eeense z Aur
re--s II Giase man Bo-S Dryer Sco4 Gaudin &co-9
y p nneonge &co--I Paquey3 Ellie ChapRgnac-2 Fer
.n,z Ecdl j Debes RcO-4 IAcquet &coll do Yale IL
scoi Iapice Bros pcsnoodt &co-6 u Motion &co-l
N1[ock-i5R Adige &co-2P u p Reilly &co--l Ertqust Y
coNi + lie 3eaf-5 j GaechRrd &co4 Buddecke &co-l
L Moulor-T Shark Sianer 6c0-l Henderson Ganes-3 do
Hunts Frederick &co4 Peyin &co--l0 Mallatd &co
IA Mrs p Alalard- Weishaar &cO-l Dours-4 Gueri
MAUI Mnrbvry F0ster36 Darbury Fosters Wtdhetch
. A Perrier-2S Pago-l7F A Seluvre-l Helaro Eco-i
Oakley Hawkins &co- Hyde GOodFicl-llG kohn-l g0J
Cauche-1 Perckes-2J Killer Richard gs-i . \ Bar
riere Bros- G Gaines Eco4 Jautroid &eob g Gossip
pip MontedOuoio- Parre-l Sringer-l6O fAlhaon geo
N Iaroussini7 Tricou-6 Dryer &col Thomas Elder
e6-l Michon Desponlesl "A Lachemeytr-l Gatbmer-3
casks wine Moses50 BIS KITS wine Rochereau &eo5O do
r. Aarnan2S5 pkgs mdSe Ihiele Seller Neo-
cask cordial Jourdainl do cak brandy pkg mdse e
aTpantier-9y wine Rodewad Piere &col eask do
ks mdse Mayer cRsk kerch do brandy pigs mdse
Schroeder kco--i4 do to order.
MOBILE-srhr C Brown-460 sbls naval stores Bles-
sey Gco-M Smith.
MOBITE-schr Unon-6G1 bbls naval stores to Bessey
con- Smith 6co.
LAyAGA-schr Yictora-In ballast,
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81 leans 1ai8 Crescent
aluER lnTEL.L.IaE Ng9 8.
WEDNESDAY September $. l85

WEDNESDAY, September s, 1858.
Yesterday tie weatheF was cloudy in She morning,
INA III Ais AFTER part ef the day we had several quite
beavq showers d rain. Business on the leyee dull
thsre beins Very few arrivals and departures.
ARgfyrp.--The opelousas weekly packet Anna
perfetf Capt Gus. y. Lonaillier, arrived with 233
bslss cotton. she leaves again this evening, at
P. B., as usual.
The Sc Martnsyille packet A. W. Baker, Capt
egnier arrived with 29i head Of cattle and sundries
toordeE
BoA4s Go1rNa The railroad line passenger
paeket New Falls City will be at the levee this morn
ipe ready to receive freight. She will leave on
Fridav next 1t P. NJ. Mr.. ]. F. Allen, No. y
Poydras street. is her agent.
Bnkrs LEA -Stiilie Robinson for Fart adams
mi f6s Coast-At o'clock P. u. to-day, this swift
gnisrd5 passenger packet III charge Of the popular
Cant 81 il. Gross, with the clever and obliging Mr..
1ryss in the office, will leave for Fort Adams
Williamsport, Port Hudson, and all informed late
landings. Oh her return she viii leave Bayou Sara
eyery saturday evening on the arrival Of the cars
from Fooaville. Her receiving clerk can be fou nd
at bis post Oh The levee every Monday morning. The
gailje Robinson and heroffaers are too well known
ID HE coast trade need one word from us in their
behalf.
y
The Yazoo Belle has been so thoroughly oyerhauled
reftted, furnished ana painted-that if it was not
for the nane those best acquainted with her would
be puzzled to tell what she was. She is in charge Of
the well known and popular Capt 3. s. Butler. The
Yazoo Belle Is wen calculated for summer packet !;
she draws a very light draught of water, and is
strong and substantial boat. Under the management
Of her present able and efficient officers, we do not
hesitate To recommend her to the public as AL in
every respect.
.Ne,o 1Ionongaiela for 81 Eouis.--At5P P. NJ. to
tie minute this swift renowned and splendid pas.
senper packet leaves port to-day, in charge of that
universally popular and very careful boatman, Capt.
IS. Entricken, MI. Thad, Wirthlin is her gentle.
manly clerk Passengers who travel on the New
Bonongaea are shure Of being on first class boat,
with sociable and agreeable officers. shippers and
passengers can rely on her leaving as above.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


MoET & CHA NDoN3s
Feur do Ssry QS de Perdti Var6anAy and Vim Imperial
4aa subscriber authorized orders neu
for direct mperaono Of the above named very superior
pAgne, AHd 7ecis the attention dealers general A stock
always On hand Samples can ho tho Office Of
S. WOLFF,
nil ly Corner of Gravier and New l.gye6 straats.
M AttaGT'p BiANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
~ Anp9ntGd agent Tor the nd established house Of Az
EOu!Ai MARhFI Co. for the anle Of their very superior
ran4es aSo sole Importer Of the justly celebrated P0unaj
brandy now prepared to receive orders for either ut the lev
CT market prices in CcgnRc TO be shipped direct any pott IL
at the store of
nil ly Corner of Graver street and New LevCe
GAHERAC RRAHDIGS WE HAVE A coon
- supply on hand and receiving by direct ippOraun
from France, additions to stock ot celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1885 in eighth pipes 1898 eight
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1906 in half quarter and eh
pipes We INVITE the attention Of tho trade and Counossours
generally this article pure unaduetaed For snly
on New York terms and prices, by
Wan. II. LkVERICH K CO., "a Old I,evee ST.,
GIG ly Sole Agents in this city
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In.eriOr LoIges.

DE SOT0L0D8E N0T mech NtDaloDRonge onTAarsdey
evening.
NEIIHLoDGENo.2 81 meets at shreyeporton Wednesday
ST. LASDRYboDGE No.25meotse tOpclousa5on satuT
dAy evening.
GrINToNLoDGENo,2 p meets at Clinton on wednesiag
TEiNuY LODGE Nc. 81 meets at Trinity on Saturday
BXGEEsIoR LODGE No, 84msetsat Tbibodanzop 5atar
day evening.
day eReuiuE.
PRuRiE LODGENo37 meets at Washington s4tor,
GHESEYEE1rIE LODGE Eo.tl meets at Gaeneyville =
8sstHPItDjN LODGE Eo.4a meets al HapoIeouvilIeou
Saturday evening.
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STREET COBI2R--oFFICIAL

FIRST DISTRICT POUND-Vyns brought
oths First District Pound on Dryodes street. betweeGJu
liza and iiFOd Streets estray-
One yellow she got, with white belly and collar
Which not claim Vthn lays and the expenses there
paid will be sold public RuCIon said pound on FRI
DAY, Sept mber II, 1858, II O'clock A. N.
New Orleans, Septembsr3 1853
G. q. FILE HER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September 8, lS55.
HENRY DUREL,
D. t.LLL.r- rlIla
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ALABAMA
,,r,c,s, cornero Tchoupi,oulas Robiustrcets
Corner Of Tehoupitoulas and Henderson streets
St. Natg street, between Perdido and Poydrass
corner Of St Th0masand Basin streets
Corner of Tehoapoulas aud Richard streets.
Corner of Teboupitoulasand Richard streets.
ar,,r,,-. New Leveeand Louisastrect5.
- .,,,,.,,,, Corner Leveeend Ronignacstreets.
Corner Annnncatiopaud Eebardstreets.
,.,-.,. Corner Ieyeeand olope streets TbirdDistTct.
r-,-Ia,- Corner Joudarsonand New Leyeestreets.
,,,,5,,r,5 Corner New Leyeeand Rongnaestreets.
,,r,,, CornerGanalond RobersonstreetB
nv Corner Of FehOHpitonlRs4n Orangestreets
LEFEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
LeFeestregt between st. Ferdinand and Montapy
PTGATUNE
ILseyeestreet oppositePostl38 ThrdDistrct
WV, ,,r,rN A, New I,eyCeand Rofgnacstreets.
Lssyyegstteei, between Noategutand Conotstrssr;
Third District
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Per brig NJ A Stevens, from Havaua--l0 in the cabin
Per schooner Howard, from Kingson-3in the cabin
Per ship Mulhouse, from Hayre-25 passengers,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

L A N TIhEt Ike N..p,
p building Lock up and Recorders Office ii tie 6ird Dis
IouAriox-rhe Lookup and Recorders Office sbI ~ H.
Gated on lot OF ground situated the side OF Eysnu
Fields street between ROYAL and Dauphn streets aud ngsu
sIzrs, FoUNDAToSs AMP WAlts1said bHll IS Shall bc
marked on said plans, pGohes and sections
tRe tonniagns Of A. walls bricks IN thickness shall he
bricks thickness shall be bricks wide al the bottom except
vide the bottom. They shall on bottouing Of thick
ntes 81 SOUND men a5ooat pHnks crossing each other in
sids Of the brick work The bricks shall be regular OF
sets Of 2iehes 50 MS TO suit the thickness the walls at the
walls throughout the buildings shall be built to the
heights ana hicSnesses figured on the drawings
the r story Of the Recorder'e be feet inches
be Il feet inches high The ccnr; and The rst AN ecod
stories Of the lock up sha be each 10 feet inches high
Eight Of The tTiek work nea surface Of the
cement ana Two courses Of strong states laid Joints
between them keep dowH daupuess brick work Heces
s4S ctp ee al gLfgt tle buildings their ptsters, cor
tfS, 9sis goseT pLS ana other ornaments according
md in every respect we'll d1isbsd yit G s 'G q ge
arches to take The weight from nels openings in lie walls
an4 with l9gsi9ns q support projection coruices
bricks Of he best guatS laid in mortar Of fresh Thomason
The Joint OF The fence not to be pastered shall be
smoothly struck and said fence walls shall be
oaASITE-The iqgt gu Elysan Fields street Shall have
each opening whereir will ii inches thick veil ea messed
set aud finished ass own on the drawings.
The three front openings to police
granite 8inches high by l. inches wide and FEET long
All IN doors ana windows throughout the buildings shall
re ighoie Shall be OF he best clear bue oppcy ,ran. ~
pety cut and se and well dressed and finished shown on
mos WoRKIhe door and wlndo. openings of the up
Shalt nave wro0s iron door and window CRAVINGS
iase7d IN accoraanee h he working plans be furnished
by the Ciy surveyor ne rails 10 be Of round iron inch in
a'mf'e ana P@sgt a. lHs3es aPari and ths to be
be well secured into the walls.
An inside grating fGontius to tho alley way Of the cells shall
TN s re 9Gf S qan5 Fop and paess At uge
inch Jhc aud well fastened the walls best work
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RIagllg nteIIiaa5ta.
H--r-==-7-
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, September s, 1858.
14T,F9r, 4Ty,T5ry,rS4er,=
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sehr Victoria, Wilson. for Pcnsaeoa, D Aetcaif &

ARRIVED.
Ship 9Iah9ase Wilmer from Haste BaSte 10 .e &co-
Brig Stevens Bg1ioF. days from Havana, Pratt Pu
scbr oBard MslloWa DAYS from Kingston Jalnaea II
fioldaDbow 4 IaspaTTe-2d dit Is
schr & own Forbes days Mobile 10 Z Bssey Acc
Basin.
Sclr luton, Wand, days from Mobile. to master-fasu
sohr Victoria Wilson, days from LaYaea 10 q D Mesea f.
Basin.
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nESpecimeu copies erlujtousIF inspection South
and Western money, Postage stamps taken for ubscrip
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Rrfes.

THH UNDERSIGNED HAS On HAM AND
L offers for sale
100 barrels MESS PORK.
500 PRlME PORK,
800 81. RUMF PORK
100 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS.
10 SIDES.
70 SMOKED HANS.
Gu terees SUGAR CURED HAMS.
so barrels BEANS
ANGELO COSTA,
a26 ~ SO Gil SO and 10 cid Eevee 81. Louis
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e@ Orleans glontv 8IaThst.

Ahesuag rtseiil4' ssh 80 y 49,
There was disposition observed today % move IN money
matters There are dealers IN cotton IN IN paper IN
stocks, n exchange, reaay r. opeIa'e PtoNue. eS @
obtain al they desire at lo@ suresbn what arc low goFes
Double paper cen be placed At he iaie o. 9oa o cent
annum Good and choice cotton factors sceepances 9.
short date at and q cent THERE'S large amount u
Idle capital here at s moment but ~ desire eVlnca On w
part Of holders 10 employ It unless for legitimate ara
then any amount can be realized at low ate o. he
e Fte ~ onthe banks moderate in the way OF
discounts ana finally TO make long review snort one we
have that any wanting money aad has anything
like respectable securities obtain it on very low terms
We had smother shower Of rain to-day just - time 10 inter
fsteh bank business These daily showers if extending
hr6ughth sugar region viii be regarded ~ very favorable
Light The chances for crop Fl $4,000 hhds Of sugar are
daily strengthening should have late fall the GUAM
y viii be Increased From 81 accounts at hand we haze
copeo the conclusion that cotton doing as well a could be
expected With late frost there Will be good supply at the
time the prices returns VIII be highly rem lucrative
There was az inclination TO move in exchange to-day Draw
es a reeeding n e rates though the banks generally ask
d ronnd sums could be had at SOS we quote TINS
evening
BanE checks on Sew Eork tn dis sight datis' 55.ss
dis thirty days sight ESQ ~ dis sixty days sieht, 55z
dis sterling with bills Of lading lO7s108 sterling clear
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SCIENTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins scpr. it, ie55.
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EHIfHJ.1
Aug 23... Sl2R 9GS 23l 2S349509 7AsO6si 10ielqGss
Aug 30a... l26eS44A n 9l1,006 746586 lQ3a2s lis
necraasa sosa 8n 692 ha3 1aR3s Rsl Asl

:
AS viii he ihe slight in all depart
The dec Inc in specie is than looked for
the export md drain into The sub Treasury hardly amounted
altogether half million while the banks doubtless
receiving something from their correspondents Fasand West
The California remittance only counted day IN the week
that In aet the hanks hold to-day about Eenynne mill
lions instead Of Ss7 COS The decline in loans is proper
symptom Though great part Of tbs loans included under
that head tn the bank statement is ne douh made MP Of the
government, and other nndoubted securities which
aptepay more attention Than perhaps right q mere figures
and tho the bank loans approach S30 0 000 in
time Of dpness Ike The present. the less inclined will prudent
men be enlarge their ventures The decline in deposits is
-tlat it1Id
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NIRECT TRADE. ...........BAYLOIt 4 90.

Notice Is hereby given that All claims which may appear
apon proper to be dne from The Docks Bnyior
Co. and all claims which may be established by process
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in ful,
This occasion is taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts thGt drns the coming business
advances will be nude usual IN New Orleans Cotton
dect shipment Europe accompanied u-a by uaaG
tees for th1 balances dueOn each shipment.
Orders for Cotton BHgging will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold identified duplicate
sales will in instance be made out in LONDON
BY Public Accountant and those interested. To sy
delay PLAN TIERS who have shipped ai send forward the
marks and weights Of their Cotton snd such other information
will Facilitate the matter.
All letters private well business relating to the
fairs OF Bayos Co. and direct ude will adGre esd
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, /
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
u ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II he hereby authorized and required give notice
standing advertisement int official Journal that i'll accodac
with the ninth section of ordinance No 42 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will pay bill Aganst city unless
contracted under authority order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
[Sgnedl f. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl l.. H. PLACE,
President 8OaTd Of Aldermen,
Approved April %, 1855
LSiguedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The the officers city and of the public
respectfully called to the Foregoing resolution.
lyl6W Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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Notice hereby given That at The termination Of the copart
nershp existing, according writ arcles Of
mcn., between the members Of the finn Of Baylor CO the
same will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed in
liquidation G. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1883. as tf6W
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POLICE JATL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
W 24h of August. the black boy WILLIAM. Says he be-
longs to Mr. James Mcdowell who lives in tile parish of Car
roll La he fee6s inches high and is ab,ut wentyoue
years old.
The will call his property according law
H. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
T. j. HITSELBERGER,
an2S lot Deputy Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police JAN on the
w 2ith of August, the gfiH boy HENRI Says he 4elong
to Mr. James Mcdowell who lives in the parish Of Carroll La
he feet inches high, and has burnt the breast and
cut Oh the right wrist.
The will call and claim his property according law.
e. BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
L. j. HIrSELBERGER,
au2S l5t Deputy Comptroller,
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GRANIER'S BLANK cts Isndinr mon, shin
laila ko9Eh from BordeauN Is bales OF 50 pairs each
Graner Cos White Blankets for uegoes sale he
Agents GRATIAA, COMMA d ERE & co.
diEl III ~ Gustunlhouse street,
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u 'oas nsoz7 y. 1.g5laq sssi5 ....... AZ
Keeps constantly en- hand large yorisfy Of B1-ss
Cocks, Force and ft Pumps Beer Pumps Cooking Runges
bathing labs Shower Bath3 ETC. etc Also, Lead Pipes laid
aud steamboat work promptly up repaired Sthafes
moderate. 4I5 ~
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VT7-7"''s 4
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
Lrm., LumMMLE, No IS LMmL- .tEn...


H. b54Ht General Agent
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM.
pnny, corner 81. Charles 4ud Per5idosU streets.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE ANp LIFE INST.
RANCE 'ompRuy Of OumouHuG Elr1udelet ,treets
I@gtenr n Rodsweid, q. byrne. Directors.
H. v ps"si'tt AGENT
HOME INSURANCE Of New York Il Aagazjnesreetg
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; and
&fNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, J., 5. Copes g. Ca
r0Udeet street.
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of Phfladsl
phia, and
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY Of Harris.
burg Penn: 80, o. Camp street.
Chas. A. La5uGlB 4 Co... gents
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Of Canal ana
ST Charlie streets.
SniaPe ltss President
"lzFa 'i''iya'tr-. secretary
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Of EXCHANGE
ENca Uti Canal street
5iEL3 tEcGaHa' President
u t'es lee PreSideut4
Louis t2NFu Secretary.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office % St Cba41s
street,, XachaEit Buildings.
itGlhtt 4tsttll President.
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