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New YORK Dec. 29e-Fhe Asia's mails Contain
some further items Of interest
The accounts received from England bY teIsrraph
report that Lord Clyde attacked and took posgsssio
Of Amethil, in India, on the llth Of November
The Sepoys fed from Gervarra on she approach IN
the British forces, and the town was captured without
opposition.
The recent heavy rains had caused destructive IN
undatinns in the vicinity Of Seville.
Very severe and destructive storms had been ezne.
rienced ON the Andelussn coast causing the wreck
Of large number 81 vessels.
More than hundred bodies had been washed ashore
and picked up along the coast.
The English Ministry had been defeated on the bill
for increasing the income tax.
The number of workmen had been doubled il the
arsenal at Venice and great activity prevails in an
the military departments.
Numerous arrests had been made at Milan. Sew
enteen students had also been arrested at Pavia.
The steamship JuFa, an extra steamer Of the Gu
nard steamship fine, sails for New York the LIST Of
January.
The Admiral in command Of the French feet 10 the
Chinese seas declares Cochin China to be in state Of
blockade.
LONDON, Saturday noon, Dec. 1.-THE fundsto-day
are buoyant and firm
ConsoIs for account ex.diVidend 972 to 97, and in
some cases 9T3
There IS a coed demand for money. Applications
for discount are numerous.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-The cotton market is
quiet to day prices unchanged.
The estimated sales Of the day are 6 600 bales.
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sHgRTFF's SALES.

FoUrH DIsTR1cr CoURr JOHN y. HYDE vs. MISSISSIPPI
Of New Orleans. Sol Nd Conc. 12Sl2
pR VIRTUE Of and I'm obedience TO an order
u u Fss rendered December a. 1913 and directed oJ
The HOBO able the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans 10 the
entitled cauae will proceed sell at public auction
MONDAY the 10th day Of January 1859 ri the hour Of u
O'clock NJ, The city Hotel Common street, between Camp
and Magazine ssTe5ts--
THE HULL AND MACHINERY Of steam r. -
boat VTRGINIA, Including everything thereto 81
appertaiDug shout the wreck, she
lay the Ee end Of the Jefferson Railroad esp The follow
ing items, which will be seld separately
Two Anchors. Bell Life coats, Yewl, lot Of Chains,
Pump and Hose IN warehouse lot Of Havyeys Cables and
Ropes lot Of Iron Cranes opposite Hotel lot Of Iron
and Sails. in Warehouse Of Railroad.
TEhASOnehird cash, and the balance IN six and twelve
months with per interest the credit portion Of the
price and the purchaser good and solvent security to
the satisfaction Of the Commissioner.
d29 jas 10 sheriFof ne Parish 81 Orleans.
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA

ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMsHTP PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 2sth-The steamship
Philadelphia, Capt. 9. Harrison, from New York
via Havana, crossed the bar at 3 O'clock this even
ing. She brings advices from Havana to the 18th inst
HAVANA, Dec. 25th.-The sugar market ID dun.
Transactions have been limited but the market is
firm at 81 reals per anvle for D. S. No. 10.
The stock Of Sugar at this port and at Matanzas ia
$4,000 boxes.
Clarified MoIasses Is quoted at q reals. Hogs
Lard is rather dull at ST so per quntal The stock
on hand in port is 700 bbls and erces, and IS 00o
kegs.
Exchange on London is firm at 10 per cent. premi-
um-outside quotation.
Exchange on New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
outside quotation, is g per cent premium.
Exchange on New Orleans, 81 premium.
No news of general interest is renarted.
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pomeatio Tntelligenee ].

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2Sth.-C Contradictory reports
are in circulation in regard to the lbuster schooner
Susan.
One report says that the schooner Susan proceeded
to the mouth Of the Colorado river but was prevented
from landing by the vessels of war in the vicinity,
and returned from thence without having effected a
landing on any part Of the coast of Nicaragua.
Another account reports that the Susan landedsber
tihusters on the coast Of Nicaragua without oppo-
siton, (as reported last week. and had returned
to Pensacola where the Government had ordered her
to be detained.
From the conflicting and indefinite nature Of these
reports it is thought they are mere rumors.
dull.
There was little enquiry and prices were easier
without quotahe change.
The sales of the day were limited to 500 bales.
Sugar quiet, Orleans sugar quoted at prices rang
ing from 81 to Sc.
CNoINNATT, Dec. 27--Western Mess Pork. S17 so;
Whisky, 21lc,; Sugar firm. Prime is selling at
63 to Molasses, 32 10 33c Coffee steady sales
OF 700 bags at LIZ to l24e
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-The Flour market is steady
at 81 so a 81 80 for Superfine Whisky 2lqc.;
Western Mess Pork SIT so, with more sellers than
buyers. The receipts Of hogs during the week we're
29,860 The total number received here this season
is 1886 600, against 1000 during the same period
last year.
81. LOUIS Dec. 23.--The river at this point is fall
ing slowly with twelve feet of water in the channel.
The river is clear of ice as far as Keokuk The Mis-
souri, river open far Kansas City with five feet
OF water in the channel
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2s.-The river here is falling
with seven feet Of water oVerthe falls.
pICEsBURG, Dec. 2S.-The steamer e. r. w Hill
passed down at 10 O'Clock last night. The Queen Of
the West passed down at 4, John Walsh at 8, Hia-
Watha at 10 O'Clock this morning, and the Natchez
at O'Clock this evening"
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2s.-rhe steamers Illinois and the
Lakeland have arrived here from New Orleans
The A. I. Lacy and Maria Denning left here for
New Orleans to-day.
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los. &. LuGAN, 81 s. CHARLES STREET, CON,
j mission Merchant Agent for j 0'Faon Co Is St
i mis- Ne,allio and Bolt Factory All kinds Of Mutt
Bolts and Wsse,s by Il. H. Ilgl+ Patent AIachp cry.
do JOS. C. LOGAN
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and from q inches stroke rating from ~ to 25 horse
mower with chimnPs blowers and pipe complete THIS
Is THE ONLY sFEAM ENGINE MADE WHIbH HAS A
BOILER PERI E0fLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALI, OF TTS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR CI,E MING
and concu i've evidences its superior merits and popuFity
in the fact that upwards ONE THOUSAND Of them are
now in with constantly increasing demand For sale by
d27 3m&w 10 CIrayier Street at New w tlrissans
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DIRECT TRADE. BAYLOR s. Cd

Notice is hereby given that all claims which NAV appenr
upon proper examination to be dine from the BAYLOR
Co. and all claims which be established by process
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in fuf
This occasion is taken inform the Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton fo
direct shipment Europe cases by gusRn
tees for the balances due on each shipment
Orders for Cotton Begging will filled importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
so soon as the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in instance be made out in LONDON
0 Public Accountant and sent those interested To
marks and weights their Cotton and information
will facilitate the matter
All letters, private we'll business relating TO the
Hairs of Baylor Co., and direct trade will b. addressed
C, g. BAYLOR, a LOMBARD STREET, L0NDON."
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NnfIce az IlIsaolntIon.

Notice hereby given that the termination 9 the
nershp now existing according written articles Of agree
ment, between the members of the "a OF Baylor Co the
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed in
liquidation q. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester March. 1858. as flaw
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. ST. Charles ST. {
RB-The Board of Directors of this Company
have meeting held the Sd Of June 1853 BY author
ity OF the Sto kholders,
ReSo0d That from and after the LIST of Juno instant the
profits earned premiums shall be equally divided between
the Stockholders aud parties nurng in this office educ
OR Of 10 per the credit of Stockholders per cent
asrequred by Article of the Gharer for the formation of
contingent fund.
ReS0ued also That of 10 per cent pre-
MUM shall continue TO be made at the time of insurng
All dividends declared shall he paid in cash the Company
issuing scrip. PLAClDE FORSTALLi, Pres't.
E. DEBUYS Secretary,
DIRECTORS:
Placide Forstal, W. c. C. Claiborne
A. F. Elliot, s. PlasSan,
G. W Logan P. A. Giraud
E. GiqHel, j. L. Beylle,
G. II. Chaplain. lea 1y
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r GRANIER & CO.'S BLANKErs-A complete as
E4s soment comprising White, with or without bands
Gray, Green and Blue Blankets always hand also few
bales of fine Bed Blankets sizes low by the
agents, GRATIAA CUhIMAGERE & CO
d2O III (instOn,h oDse straat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pLACIDE's s-aRAVIEB STREET.
stage Manager ............. Mr.. JOHN SETON.
Treasurer Mr.. WARREN.
EorRTE wrrr M TTTv srLp coupAry

/
,,. ,
Staee Manager J0HH ~ sEFP9g'
.Mf. WARREN.
foOArh WEEK Or the STAB ooAFASi'
f,o,r,s,cos ,gih h.r.,. -.,..c ,on,o In 200 scy 10
Geo NJ Bsas fh III SsSse ordaa ogcns a.
H DayenP2rt Thea NJ; L. Graham In set iImGhatg3u.
~, t FGlagd, n Il x v XII
eaudare NJ t5ob " M!ie 9sco Mrs q B9ycei Cienen1e
Graham Julie Mrs Seymour; Marie Miss A. Grabam Nine
play and IN order 10 present il without sbridgemen Il viii be
G3 The successful drama of DREAMS or DIFFUSION will
arTn preparaou-Rosd to Ruin Cure for the Heart
ache Pon Gentleman and the last play OF Tom lay
--
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers Parquete 70 cents
GALLERY. :,
Private Boxes 90
The Box Office open from 10 to o'clock daily where
places may nc9 be o sesnTsa
tnence AZ dz9
JT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
-. l ,, = r,-
Icti6g Manager e C0RRf
cents Second Tier 50 Gallery cents; Private Boxes
50 eaeh' Private o'"dFoon Boxes? GLg 50 each
Mr.. WALCof ''S'''
MEDSEsDAY , EVENING, Dec e. 1888
The Two DRoAIos by + Burton md Ben DeRar Adri
Man WIIH9UT He %, " Top r wslGot
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q DANCING ACAnENTY. M. Las O
"a j. VEGAS, DANCING AChDEMY. A

% j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY, AT
al ODD FELLOWS HALL.
E9@ PR IF j. VEGA most respectfully announces to his
if friends and the public general that his Dancing Acad
envy will be open for The Odd Fellows Hall the
18th OF November where he with the lib
eral patronage Rs before.
Days Of Tuition for ChildrenTuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from 10 o'clock z. NJ.
Genflemens CasMOndays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
I to 10 O'Clock p NJ.
Ladies, Cass-Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays from
nntii l oceck A. NJ.
Practising Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen Wednes
Gay.
The popular hdrsn's Fancy Balls will be given before
once every month.
M. H. Gahics Music Store, No. 81 Cana street. MO
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,.,,:yaa.a.s.A billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY
nand and for ssefrOm the manufactorynf
-a@PalsF hessrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Gncinnas,
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Cah.
ons also Cloths Balls Ouea and all other trimmings bolang
ing to this line.
Extraordinarily received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nl7 1y st. Charles Billiard Room N. q.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, October q, 1858 !
nB%By virtue of the 37th section of the act
of the e ature Of the State OF Louisiana, entitled
consolidate Tue CRY Of Neg Orleans and provide for The gov
and uGmnis ration Of affairs Tor the purpose
Of paying the debt maturing in 1859
asaed proposals witt be received at this office until the 3h
day Of Dec mbe 1855 for the purchase OF One Hundred
Twenty 2U Bonds Of tie lily Of New Orleans for the of
One Thousand Dollars each maturing during the year 1892
with interest coupons attached thereto six per
York.
Proposals to be endorsed bids purchase of Bonds Of
the City of New Orleans and addressed o. DEBUYS Sec
rotary COMMISSIONER
Hon Gerard Stiih Mayor 4. Ian iry Chairman
ThOs. Theard, G0mprollpr. j. Mapiori, Chairman.
Adam GiIen, Treasurer
OIL td89 o DEBUYS, Secretary.
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sssaEa3Ssa The Winter Meeting the Metal
y, 3s44sz&sa22S RE Course will commence with the
5ses So = following Sweepstakes;
SATURDAY, Jan l. ls59-sweep,takes for2 yr. Odds mile
ee"s subscription 500 half forfeit two subscribers
l. I J. Wells names gF. BENTLEY, by Imp. Yorkshire,
Also ch G UNCLE JEFF, by Lecomte, dam Miss Riddle
r vi B. Wood names C by Grey Eagle, Margaret
SANE DAYsweeostakes for yr. olds, two mile heats;
$40 olOO forfeit two subscribers fiji
J. 4. l. B9gamqn names S1eGralb woods b. c. CAPT
BEARD, by Yorkshire dam by Glencoe.
z z T. j. Wells names ch. c. sTARKE, by Wagner, dam
3 D. F. Kenner names CHI C v1oERoY by Wagner dam
Also, Oh. LA vARIErE, by Louis Or, dam Louisa Jor
Jas. l. Bradley names br f. DEsCHILEs, by Glencoe,
4 AlSs6 TSE III BY Glencoe dam Mary
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5-Heats miles: Club purse 500
TTH kSE ~ Ian 1.-TWO miles on CLUB $40
FRIDAY, Jan Heats Of mile, best g. Club purse
SATURDAY, Jan 8eats of four miles. Club purse $1,000
hnlra4ce money Per cent will go to the second horse and
ny VIII receive S the D9 aaea 10 the purse horse walk
The following Stakes close on the LIST of January 1859
FOR THE SPRING MEETING IN APRIL 1859
FRIDAY LIST April l859-Sweepstakes for years DID, two
G,f heats SS9R sH5Serpton SgO forfeit four sub
run a T15 Ps .Sson d to saye his 39.s stake
aeo5 S5ak X The a6 give s90 if the and the
2 B R = Taylor, Of Louisiana.
A. A. L. BingamHu of Mississippi
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1860
!. SATURDAY, LIST April I86J-sweepstakes for wear
ODDS mile heats 500 subscription SlO1 forfeit declaration $780,
ten or subscribers to the Stake give
500 il the race Is and the second his
SAME DAT.-Sweepstakes for s year ods, two mile
heats SO subscription 500 forfeit $50 ten or
more subscribers to make the Stake the Club give $500 if
the stake is run, and the second to his stake
Both axes will close LIST January 1885, declarations
made on or before LIST January 1860 Horses ages dated
from LIST May and the stakes will be according
Of the Club Nominations and be addressed
TO SIDNEY STORY
dGO tx Secretary Metarie Jockey Club.
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HOARD 81 SONS Pr ,RTABLE AND STATIONARY
Ii STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
engines of the following sizes
Bis inches diameter Of cylinder
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The A. I. Lacy and Maria Dennng, left here for
New Orleans to-day.
Ho3AARD y 4 SONS P, RrABLE AND STATIONARY
Now in ready delivery eighty Of these celebrated
engines Of the following sizes
81 inches diameter of cylinder.
and from to q inches stroke rating from to rs horse
T oR fnRfs A 9aT E Sd w9 PPS TBS
B3RTs B NsIb S4oBg5 T I'm All N OF ITS
IN tie SenSa Ss ap%ar q Y aPd
now in use with constantly increasing demand by
d27 8m&w 70 Graver Street aei New orleans
-, ,.y.aaa4,a BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
- q 3nand and for ssefrOn the acknowledgement
~ Messrs.J. N. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati,
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables paten Gash
and promptly attended TO-
nl7 1y st. CHARLES Biliard Room. N. o.
I EE & LEAVIPI's PATENT CIRCUr,AR SAW
- MILL with Noeross' Rocker Boxes. styaTns Patent
This Mill fully third stronger both in iron and wood
than any cenar Mil Heretofore a IN use gwen 0es serensn
Patent consists suspending the
nave lateral y!breon and when thrown Of line will re-
cover itself by the action If the driving oet and the arrange
tim the a6our has lateral play boxes and is made 10
hit close with The shoulders, to prevent the oil from getting ont
while in operat0na great impor ance when ma
motion is rapid as in Circular Saw Mills.
the with accuracy thereby saving one
mans end making better work than Mills usual
Twsnyage Of .be,e Mills in ready delivery
With saws from 48 10 " inches in dtsmeter also several
=" Young America iron frame Mills. For sale BY
az 3mkW 7oGLayier sireet. New dElezns.
CTRAUB's PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
y MILL SO fagoraby known throughout The South West
as E, exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
"a, Using only The best French Burr Stones.
never come in contact with fellow injured by run
4tb Having no bush to yet loose
9Th, Having no driver and rind, to makei choke.
9th Having ITS spindle in one piece, from bd= tree to hop
scgs tBg;e Mls baye NINE YEARS WITHOUT
Is Y 6ePd 8Oioch Double and Single GseT il
az SmSW 20 .irav,er s-r ct New Orleans.
~ and nne inches disne
With The breads both screw solid iron
eleven inches in diamee with the threads cet and turned
full of sizes constantly in sale by
doz a,,tw m rsr.y,sr i s,ri u, 9 Nd' g. SN
ONE HqNp G1Efp, NJ g5g1rg THouSAsD
and ready for livery, at The shortest 10 ice comprising
fwery Five saw MIL,s including Ii Z and Do96le cir
enar Mills, with III Iron and Woodsn Framss Of Nor
Fs strsabs Iron Fame corn AND FLOUR MILLS.
TWEEN y Four NtEeHs CllTos sCRtWS, Of G, s and IL
one thousand Fse tuRNED md POLISHED WROUGHT
IRON SHAFT1> q, with eoFrpspo. ding pillows blocks hin.
GER couplings and pulies from u 81 inches
Ten DuGFOR ENGINE of dtfs rent sises
Six TEAM BATTERIES. wi tanks d pes, cocks &e TO-
CIRCULAR SAWS, al siEss from As Z inches in di
SIX DRAINING MACHINES, Of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
az Sm&W 10 Grayier street. Orleans,
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MOTTO E-THE SWAMP LAND SELECTIONS in the
LN Southeastern Land district of Louisiana comprising the
parishes o. Potute CouPee, lbe!yie West Rouge La
Onrche, Terrebonne Assumption, st James, St John the
ptsr ST. Chnrles, jefferson PlaquemiGe have baen an
proved the State parties holding swamp land certificates
Tor said lands pr puetS same hy
ing at the Stan Land fee Baton Rouge Certificates of
10 .!tion must be returusd before palens isre.
dll 3plOt b. HARRISON, Register.
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NEW ORLEANS GAS TIGHT COMPANY.
November 80. 1858 {
E8-The annual election for six Directors of
this Company the ensuing will at the
Office. l2O Common street MONDAY the I'd Of January
ueEt, between the hours Of 10 A, N. and o'clock P NJ
dI I'm = = Treasnrer
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EB- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the accommodation of subcrbers
from \ O'Clock a. NJ. to 10 O'Clock ?. NJ.
DESTROYS of becoming members will please leave their
names with the Librarian
Subscription, SIS per anRum,
Rooms, csrner Canal street and Exchange Place
d24 If GUS. a. BREAUX, President.
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80, FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, FOR
finding par Of Cola spectaeles pebble glasses;
ward will be given by leaving them the sheH,s office
d2O If
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NEWELL COTTON SCREWs-SIx, EIGHT
~ and nine inches dsne
With the breads both solid iron
by athe fit each other with Ert accuracy.
inches in damete with the threads and turned
in lathes
full of sizes constantly and for sale by
=. II, CHM AN,
d27 3m&W 10 raver street, New Orleans
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TAPE-woRM IN CHILDREN.

PLAINFIgLD, N. j.. August 49, 1858.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnesock Co.-GentIemen Our son five
years of age has been afflicted with tape,wo for three
years during that time have tried many remedies and
had the attendance OF sku physicians. The boy has pa sed
from one inch to feet per day while under
ence OF the medicine that he has beeh taxing but dis
charged the head. "
Your agent being in neghbohood to the house
by some Of the neghbors the wonders
of viliage.
We gave the boy two bottles Of b. A. FAHRESTOCK'S
NERMtFUGE, which brought away twenty OF the worm
with the head During three years passed three hun
dred feet of the We would recommend it to all
those that afflicted with of any description pos
tive Holm ROSEI,i,
RPurchasers should look well initials on The wrap
per- and Sc that they are buying B. A Fahneocks Verm
iuEe ana no. other d27 Im&W
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R8-Order of s, w. m.-WashfngtOn Com
clave Nc. g. holds iss meetings every TU ESDY EVENING
o'clock, At the Lodge Room, in tle Garroton Depot
Baronne and Perdio streets. d12 1y
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&aS Bark II. HI. Tanning CDntntv TE,rdtu,y
cond District. ~ 9'"s "et cargo al I oS' ~ Sc
OF " packages yarnh and cases marked r. con
sKe q order Will please make themselves known TO the 6
their expense risk - S' W. 70 's" At
d24 GEO. W. HYNsON It CO.,
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ID 80 PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.- THE
nnders gned-successors TO Gregor Il Wilson
niinue to keep the largest of Pebble SPECS
4 city and have reduced the prices
r. Steel Frames -.... So 90 to 81 80
h Silver, ....,....,........, 90 to 200
Fine Gold 10 to l6 %
Ne make professoria humbug pretensions, neither
agents for any particular manufacturer yet guarantee
6nuy persons vision with article equal any be found
liz United States.
& B.-PEBBLE LENSES cut to suit any frame.
GEO. W. GREGOR Il CO.,
b If corner Camp and Canal SITS.
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-, lost = ON DRYADES STREET, BE-
~ S tWaen Ferpsehore and Erato streets, Il pair of
FOLD srECfACL S, WilcoX's make, in a brown leather
somewhat lhe honest uder requested leave
afford the loss DIS 81
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Ra~POlar Star r.. A...-Cbapter No. 2i-
Regular conVocaonB every SATURDAY evening AT O'clock
at the Grand Lodge Masonic Hall, 81. Charles street
OFFTCERs-JOhn H. Holland NJ. E.. h P. William II
Holland, p. x 4 George P Evan, F; s. ! Frank bert
lett c.. II; John II. lark, p, :; Vim. Fl. Seaman R.
A. c.; W. G. Wilson, e.. NJ. 81 vP, J. Christian, q
M I'd vi; Anton OHsrgeli t.' M Isl Y; r D. Van Horn
Treasurer GhRs W Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard.
dl3 ly CIIAS w CLARK, secy.
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THE AGE, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE GEN
era partially which has established the pniriy of
The Age place of encouraged the recent
thorough fitting which has heaured it. The stng.room
pleasant and ths bar supplied with III choicest liquors
BE- purchased The brandy especially excel Mt for
the best of the celebrated saeracn brand kept
dis If TOM ONEII.
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~ 1. 0. o. F.--EAovzard Lodge 40. IS u4oess
Fellows Hall, at O'clock Oficers-A DE sofa n q. ;
Jos. MAGNER, Y. G.. GEO H. SHOTWELL, Recording
Secretary. B. DASILVA Per Secretary; THADDBUs d
VAN HORN Treasurer. ia6
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a7-Dudley Lodge No. &c, F.. and A.. H.
Regular Communications Of this Lodge ape held EVERY SAT-
URpAY EyENIEG; at 7 o'clock, in their Lodge Room at
Perddo Members of the Craft atenelly invited
attend.
OFFIcERs-Wm. Fl, Stewart, W NJ W. T. Purv'ance. Nv;
W. COMPLAINT W. Vim, COODer, Treasurer S. l. Guil-
let Secretary; Edwin Marks S. D.; j. Gennson S. d.
Jos Chiet, tyler. as ly