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GROVER & BAKERS
a# .+ 1CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
4O5 RrOaa way. New York.
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

THIS MACHINE sews frem two spocls, purchased
from the store, requiring rewind'ng OF thread d;
it Hens, Eel e, Gathers. ard stitches in perior
style, finishing each seam by itsown without
recourse to the hand-need c. is required by other
machines. II will do better and cheaper sewing than
a seamstress can, even II she works for cent an
hour SESp ron Circular.
W. T. BANNER, Agent,
desi4-h ntt BurIingt
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Teeth Extracted without EaID

mrs. s1EeUSSSS 7sCGO9.- sv-
IL I.uaa. Corner Of Jefferson and kFf,ss;ss--A
Third sire IS, now prepared TO ex- u n SSz4ES
tract teeth without pam, having pro- AALII
cured the latest improved Electro-Magnetc lnstru-
meDt superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
EH- Teeth filed, and fun and partial sets OF
tee inserted the atmosI herc Principle. Al.
operations ia denIstry skifuby perlorus and war
nted. laec3 ptf
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oct 2s-drtf wooDnARD, kEIsER sIIERRILL,
1HDI NH~ f&a Darlington, Iowa
< PoIK CIR, March 2d, lS5S.

Mr. "A WOODWARD:
Dear sir:-Yo,r shutter hhat have had in
for about eighteen nthss the most perfect ma
chine of the Kind now in U.s. dS machine that
purchased IN Chcag for shert time after started,
and 1t cost ms more for repairs and delays in few
months than tie whole OF the machine that got
from you. Your machine has net anything for
repairs, and now, after eighteen months service,
doing It's the pc feet Please
cept my thanks past and best wishes your
recess. Yours respectfully,
asrf2dSw DEE 5.0J GEORGE SEEEE
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Extracting Teeth without Pain

ss.s..-,.s NOW is the time 10 cet your aching
esn44sSe-s IN and decayed teeth extracted without
IT~IV%E%G pain, by the aid Of ELECTRICITY. Every
AAL1 body gives us proof of its great BEN 1T
In extracting teeth. All We that u Dubbed with bad
and aching teeth call ana be relieved. 1u.
Office on Jefferson Street, oyer Caarey Har-
per's Shoe Store, Burlington, losa
Dec25-dwtf Ii. BAILEY, ID. ID. s.
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PIXIES PEAK
Bird G. ROU r E.
EDlDYVHLEE.
For Pike Peak

NHE advertiser suggests those proposing to emf
crate to the Gold Fields. and others, the propr
ETY. OF purchasing cattle He has for sale, twelve yoke
OF No Cattle well talned which be will sell at very
low rates Also, Tour farm wagons perfectly sound
He has also for sale tine lot Of thorough bred young
Durham Cattle, besides large lot OF other freeds of
cattle. Enquire of The subscriber the Lowell road
six miles west of Burling ton.
jan31-ytf u. HARRISON.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
ia vtaai Important to MiilerS!

oOODNt n ~ EDS " - W SNa1
AND SEPARATOR GDfsHsaIsD. A#
an take this method Of ir corning MIXERS generally
w that We mar ufacturing and viii keep
constantly hand Woodwari is Combined Smute- and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now in
and hAsara nothing in saying every Miller Who
hss YET used 1t Win bear in this assertion IL Is
compass and dur ble, MOVES With less power than most
machines and does athe work heretofore performed b.
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter, to say notht Of the Tanning Mil which has usual
iy TO be used in cleaning dust from ofai. 1stS 'f
As to the mode Of operation, in the first place II sepa
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part Of the
from the grain before scoring. Willie In the
proc Of securing the grain brought Ia contact vi 81
ST. ng blast of air, which carries OF dust as fast
made. It then posses into larger Separator where IL
Is cleared of chess. imperfect grains oats, &e and Is
then ready Tor grinding. Tie dust 10 ell not only
cleared from tie graia but from the chess, and
ona, and blown clear out c the n,nl. Another very
great advantage is that it be the floor
with the burrs any where In the mill may be
desired. as it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that tis utterly impossible to
struct mil that will make I'd -four out OF dirty gran
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
Smutter aud Separator. and il IS believed none as well
adape' Western Grain. They are now in use and
san bes twoof the Mills in this eity, Sunderland
Rros., anu Keser CO. W. t-s Et
Orders promptly attended TO- E5g
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, kEIsER 4 sHEEEILL,
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J. C. ABERCROMBIE,

=
4 IL operations in Dentistry carefully and skill
IA fully performed. All late and valuable improve
discoveries In in the practced.
Over eight years practice in this city.
Office over Hendricks Drug Store, JeGatson Street.
ulv2 -bptf 1Hs&t. .t&
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General Land Agency Office
lNIrAlrII 2IEEEs III Ia

nEN T. e. " G. fs =. q {; NJ T. e i.
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. ave
VIII promptly attend Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatn and Selling Land V arrants, Paying
Faxes, Selling Real Eetate ana all ott-r branches OF
the Land Business, in Western Iowa AMI Nebraska
mar I-bptf.
DEAL E.etasa i'm CoUgaGiI stLRifs and
In Gissa iia.-Persons DESTROYS OF secgTtng Real
Estate in either of these fourshng towns VIII do well
send their orders to ID. G. BL0DAAk,
mar 1-bptf. Land Agent.
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
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100. 900 Annie Trees for sa,s.

A THE BURLINGTON NURSERY. Also, 4 large
- assortment Of ethec Fruit. Ornament NJ nd Ever.
green Trees, Shrubs, Roses and Flowers n fine eond-
ten for traIspiaIilE, at lhe lowest PRICES Orders
promptly attended to. Address 4. ". C0MSToCK,
Burlington, or the undersigned at Middiettwn, Iowa.
febi-w3w % J. x. SCOTT.
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Gu 10 tsth TlfCilsAScr nj lie time sA4t-
So paten, Anshnr 40 10 SEQ
400 ladies' Gold Watches, IL carat easfs, W "
5p silver Watches. good tiEie keepers, y; ~
500 Gold Chains ~
451 Gold Bracelets rs
$40 Geld Thimbles, ~
1900 Jet or Fore ntine DrVps, ~
1909 Je, or Forentine Pins,
$500 Cameo and Mosaic sets, H~
o0c0 Cameo Pins, ~
hOu1 Painted Portrait Pins, .W
oo09 Sets Cameo Dssps, 90
a5ou Gold Lockets, v.
1000 Gold PEeast Pins, -
1000 Gold Ear Drops, sr
65oo Gold Pen and Ehony Holder, ~
loooo Sets Gents, sleeve ut,cn., SO
3r0a Sets Cameo Sleeve Buttons,
leoD0 Setts ladies' Sleeve Buttons, -
looV0 Sets Gold shirt Stuis,
lttuo Sets Gold Sh ri studs,
sloo Sets Cameo shirt studs, ~
lVooO setts Cameo Shirt studs, plain, =.
ootn Geld Pencils and Gold Pebs,
10000 Gold Pencils,
10000 Lad es' Cold Pens, livery Holder, "
lesV0 Ladies' sold Breast Pms,
l00o0 Gents Gola Watch Kegs,
lOvc0 Gents Gold Breass Pins,
i2ovo Celia Rage. -
ouVu Ribbon Slides, 49,,
Col ~ new catalogue, which Is sen, nee 70 : 80
o. the country, ccatains oil the rest poplar
the day. r.s
Agents wanted in every town In the unfcn. w.,
Desiring so TO act, can obtain fall particulars
stag as stcTe, ~
keias largely Interested IN posi'stlns book, 81
Ing from etaes kusllskgss "a busssss, qaah,Tr
cash, We are enabled . taakt lArFeF dsseGDsna.1a
tfy agents than can DC haa At any other ssise'~
10 Tie country. -
An extra 81 70 Book and GIN given to any y -
dering ten books at one TINE 10 ne address
y. SeAA WI eA'a'0kns. Aa1 4. cotsr co.
decaS wSm lis Randoip Nrrcl, var
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1868 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858

1868 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858
~ A ~
Via Michigan GeHirsi and Great Nest
erN canada Esait.yay)
rINRAtNs LEAVE THE GREAT GENITAL DEPOT,
L foot of Lake street, Chicato
6:i5 M.NeN York Express. daily ,lSundays except.
ed, arrive Detroit 53n y. M; Niagara Falls or Bf
falo, 1880 =. m; Albany 4 80 p M New 70 TO-
p. n Phadeiphia, via Elmira, 1t:t0 p. m.
6.45 A. M.-Ciucinnati fyprtss, Sundays excepted)
arrives at Cincinnati AZ $50 y. m.
TAO A M.-net-oit Accommodation, daily (Supdays
excepted,l arrives at Detroit at II :35 p. IN.
500 2. MNew York and Boston Express, except Sa-
turday) arrives at Detroit t:25 n m; Niagara Falls
Puialo 9tid p. m; Albany 1000 M; New York.
4:30p. m; Bost n, 1!:45 p.
500 Cincinnati and Louisville Express. (exeept
saurday,A arrives at Cincinnati 1880 NJ; Louis vile
at Acc y. 10.
Only tiain on Sunday at SEQ p. m.
All trains Paris with the Buffalo and Lake
Huron Halfway. for Buffalo and all points east Tor
onto Sish Grani Trunk Railway, to Kingston, Ogdens-
burg, Montreal, Quebec and all points In Canada Ia st.
Northern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
s2E Baggage chtcl Ell through.
Through tickets sale az the principal Railroad
offices the West, and at the general flee, corner
LAX. and Dearborn streets, OPP tie tie fremont
House Chicago, and at the Depot foot Of Lake street
r. n. RICE, Superintendent
Ii. y. SPSuLrING, Gen. Pass. Agent feb6
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~ Meaf Calsles

AGNrosypss encIoseA II Neat Cases
] Tor 50 Cents,
A. the Ambrolyps npd Photograph Gallery formerly
occupied by A. @. Gage, over crisweli Hil'ouset
esoye JeRsraca street, hetseen % and sh. a
rr,HE sUBsCgIgEE; oIersste Che city Of Barnston
i AMI vicinity rare opportunity Tor y sbars tme
70 rresags IaeVTss ~ NJ 5nss' nas ana latest ~
p,a,iy iprsre IN essrs Pius RnEs - - % ceafs.
& s.1sa%~ 80 80 H. ~ CAMPBELL. kTtist.
N-r-w SASH, ,,,ysiE s AND fss.i1S ~ "a
N Tef1Y. NJ fieaan' ssres, ,,., .e "s
Y.l.s Road Depot, aaspeiix the NV sli.. @ NV
Ioxa All eol.fn,sn wgfk ~ astAatiA si" W
90, .ss. 80 - ',i.getf 81. Ef.gi ~ LUI'rs.
a. DEMMERLE.
SADDLE IND HdRNis.sS ~ 4hER,
tTa.faf.sEts.s. sstftvc ..fs N5ssn Il 81 Sfs.
tIlIE adj rzixncd has hiada aud fasiahs1ture %
order SssGies, Harness ara all aItielts ~ ~ me,
~ any style dszif.d They have purchased Tee fGht Y.
mapnfaotsre shAttuck's Patent Ceas, believed TO pc
The best article ever used. ~ waDy#G #8
Chairs SOFAS ete trimmed in any style desired
Orders solicited. 2 AfAAsP Al DFMIERLE.
.l1 f., Lra.D H..
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I. d. CR0LKEE

[Senior partner of late firm Croclrr { Bro.)
Attorney SounsciiOr al LaW,s
BURLINGTON, 10 va.
NALL attend promptly to Collection of Debts,
w Land Agencies, Discounting Notes, aad all other
business OF his profession.
oEFlcE-aser Cooibaugh Brooks Bank, corner JEFF
erson anc Main SITS. fully 3bpy.
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III RI NC II o \


l.. III. DALIJOFT. .PrIncipa'' -,
Terms--eor unlimited course In poesn sss
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Pennanships a. A.,
uompssasicns, Commercial ccrrespondeaes' -~'
o3S,00.$ a. s.ls ~ a4 M48 M .ss
The course Of Instruction 10 the most "a
taught, and 10 80 completely Yelaced 70 prAs'H
meet every possible contingency In basinsses "a uss
Femmn aShip-faught Ia the lAtes' -
approved principles. 5uas9RA ,,, Assysp
Conn III re Int la W LccsuTcs-MxHll.ss.sS,hs
~ Mr.. q Ben DAsuin cns the ahlest -
Burlington Bar, on sui jscsa neetsssry ~ sssss
man to b acquainted With. ~, .yyAr
An Eao9aas NJ panMa-Up1sstAe - a. 49,
oyAtsC College Of Pennsy y ~ -.
q Bend for 0lDUA,Ayhr katk = sAs t~s'
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Cash Capital and Surplus S73S.G0O.
II HIS the eldest Insurance Company in the United
States. doing business in the West, continues to
Insure DptHiRgs, Merchandise, and Munutdctures at
prices as low as risks taken by otbe kELI
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular Inducements tf-
fred t. Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
in this Company fer a term Of gears. they can do
less than be done by Mutual Companies,
without neurrng the Liability OF paying The debts Of
The Company.
l.. II SHEPARD, Agent.
Office over Banking House of Cook Baxter, Bur-
iington Iowa. feb2sbptf
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ETAL WAREHOUSE,
25 MILES STAGING sAyEp.
25 MILES STAGING SAvED!
Burlington & Missouri River
r., w- w-u r--sssv--rx-a --r=-ag---rvr-sssrs---,
z YES
Z A L RIO AD!
NOW OPEN 10 FAInFIELD,
20 miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa

l No " VI ~
20 miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa
Shortest, Quickest dad Best Route
10 Chicago, New YoFk, Boston, PhlIaaelphin and
Baltimore; 70 keckuk St Lonis and Cineltnati and a.
al points "a Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, ohio aud
Canada.
T. On and aiser August 2slh
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for BGrhHE ton O'clock A NJ s,a
O'Clock p M.-sandayS excepted; making close SOW
neetions with the Trans tha
Chicago, BURLINGTON a. QUINCY
If-ss. AND
PEOskA 4 0QIANkA gaEsROADx.
For Chicago, New York, Boston and An foints r.s,s
a. aalesburE, with The Northern cross HaiIreaa n,
quincy a. Mendoza, With The Illinois Central Railrosd
Tor Galena and Danieth aud st Louis and Cairc. ~
Keokuk and Vt Louis. w
44 SPECIAL NOTICE.
passengers from the Interior OF Iowa and Northern
missouri will save 20 miles stagrg time and money ~
buying their Tickets via Western Staeas ccc,c. - -
fahneid, where they can buy THROUGH Tckeis 10 al
points Eas, and South via Barling on and Missouri
River Railroad. -1Ssos'
Passengers for Keckuk can leave rsitasla \. -.
route ats o'c oek A. NJ. and o'eierk r. M ana AZ.
rive ~ keoknk W r. NJ, aud N 80 r. NJ rr.p.ct,ss
ana save sssshtgsa a'ites ssaoia0 and ral.a1is
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
aa No Charge for Hdndiiaq.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
STOCK Trains viii run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily, Sundays excepted. These Trains viii have an
the rights OF Passenger Trains, thas nsaine despatch
that are oeeurngon other routes. az--s a. : -.i
1AvcxoA Coatvutss ctves " tAtcoeo Or Ner York.
saad al - ass1 JOHN q. kRgAD. = =
sepslAcpllsgse9 p}! vies Residsns aaA sspS y.
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Law School Of the University
A. Cambridge, Mass.

THE INSTRUCTOR IN THIS SCHOOL ARE:
Hon. JoEL PARKER, LII. D., Roy-i Professor.
Hos. THEoPaILus Parsons, ILL., D., Dane Professor.
HON. EMORY WAsHBuRS, LII. d., University Professor.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans s''A RKSNRsERf;soF isiis
WHEREAS William H. Mcclellan has PEI
w titcned the Court for IctieEa OF
estate late Henry A. Renneerg deceased
Notice Is hereby given to all whom 1t
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
J. T.. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
DxuxIExx CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION De HENRY A.
A TTENDU que william H. Mcclellan n
Ieres Curaee la succession racante de eu Henry A.
Renlebcrg, deceds intestat--
Avis par present donns que celia petit CON
cerner dayo dedure dix tours les raons psur les
qneles II ne serat pas fais droit la d;e petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
dl3 II q j. J.. KELLY. DepHts Gref'er.
(,URATOR'S NOTICE.-Abner L. Gaines
~ having been formally incrdced by Judgment o. he Hon
appointed Curator his and estate all persons having
claims against said A. H. Gaines requested TO present them
for all indebted to him notified 10
come forward md make settlement. -
WILLIAM II. GAINES,
o. Common street, between Camp and 81. Charles.
Wis DU CURATEUR.-AbnerL Il. Gaines
IA ste founelenen inerdit par neeinent de Homo
rabe Deuxieme Cour de District lie ,ousigne nonnf Cara
de peFsonne poprts tontes ayan dies r.
CARNATIONS lie dit A. L. Gaines pre de les p-entt-
yenir fdglcr.
WILLIAM II. GAINES.
% Commune.
do I'm ~~.-r ~ entire les dn Camp ct So haries.
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X ATTI,IAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURABIIITY-eqnal the best slate roofs.
I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to any other cracks
or leaks being possible
3d. BEAUfY-It presents a smooth and granite like surface
4th CHEAPNESS-It much less than though it is ms
good any less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost of cutters and valleys.
9TH INCOMBUSTIBIIITY-I will resist fire better than
slate-roof.
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from the in
tense heat of summer.
7th SOIDITY-I becomes harder and smoother from
posue put upon roofs of slope and being light
weight does require heavy aters support while it IL
not liable eerroson and breaking does require repairs
substances several Of which peculiar Alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials of the of the above the hands
of the agent and be verified by wishing be-
fore contracting
All orders left the Posto Office Box No. 2 will be
promptly attended to; apply to
j. C. KAUFMAN,
of Benyie andM nrNis
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CATTLE N ARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY Dec. a. Issg
Arrived II Western BeeveF and 1853 Texas Cattle,
675 Sheep, and so Calves and YearIings. The mar
ket is still bare of Hogs, with nearly 1000 Sheep,
and very fair supply of Cattle. The market con
tinues active.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF observation-disclosures to a
IN viii Of election bearing date lh dag q December lsa
directed by his Esceileney Robert g. Wickl governor
Of the State Of Louisiana The qualified voters of the Parish Of
Orleans hereby notified that election will be held
MONDAY The ID day Of January, 1869 for from
Parish Of Orleans the General Assembly of this tae
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of w. r. Adams
The Po will be opened in each election precinct the
hours Of clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock p. NJ the said I'd day
january 1864 for the purpose Of receiving the of the
qualified Of the Parish of Orleans under the supernend-
ence of the Commissioners Clerks appointed by the
authorities designted by law The election be conducted
tpcate he made the undersigned Returning Off
Ger according 10 law.
f. r. PARKER, Sheriff.
Sheff,s office. Punish Of Orleans,
New Orleans December 10, 1879
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A WIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un


par Excellence Robert C. Wicklie Gouverneur de Fiat
de la Louisiana les aeceurs qualities de la Parpisse ORLEANS
present notifies gun election lien le III NDI
de ahSier 1850 pour de Ia Paroise
ltaus Assemble Generate de ee de Tempiir
racauce occasionnde par Ia dtnisson de W. r. Adams.
lie dams claaue arrondissemen detection,
dcpus hemes dn man juqHa heure de aprcs midi lie dit
2dc 1869 efet de bulletins
qualities de Ia Parpisse dDras inspection Commits
reero qu choiss par fauoEitt comnente
condite les par trplicaa
eny0yts ougnt, (oicier charge de les
METRE cOniormimen. la lg.
F.. T. PARKER, Sheriff
NouyaIla.OfiSats le 10 d. dfe4fnbre 1854 DO tie
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WINES AND LIQIORs.

SAzERAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE GOOD
Cuppy hand and receiving by direct importaons from
France additions stock of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1885 in eighth pipes lT9S eighth
pipes, 1872 do. do. 1905 in halt quarter eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and couuosseur
generally this article pure and nadulteraed For sale
WIN. E. LEvERICH L CO., "a Old Levee ST.,
CoIa arpptS rim his rtty
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BEARD, PITTS u GARDNER SMITH, AUG
- toneers and Appraisers No. 81 Common street. between
Camp and St. Charles streets Successors toJ BEARD
CO. having possession of a the Books Of Record of j. A..
Beard Co., and j. A Beard May and their valuable Books
of Plans containing the of the First and Fourth Dis
trc of the City of New Orleans showing the various sales in
detail made by them also large maps of the City of New Or
Burthevlle Greenve and Caroon will continue devote
their attention the sale Real Estate and Slaves Successions
Port Warden Sales Household Furniture Bank other
Stocks Cotton Cargoes Vessels and Plantations and solicit the
patrousge to
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CONsTABLE,s SALES.

For lie Parish of Orleans. SHqN
VIRTUE of a writ of fferi facias, to me
ID directed by the Hon. D. F. Mitchell Second Justice Of the
Peace the Parish OF Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed 10 sell rnlic auction Mt No 800 Common street
between Robertson and Claiborne streets WEDNESDAY
,he 18th day of December 1859, IA IL o'clock NJ
\ certain wooden framed Carpenter shop Also. lot of
Household Furniture situated the above mentioned place
Seized in the above su
TERMS-Gash the spot W. H. WATERS.
Constable.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Be it remembered that this 18th day Of December, 1859,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in md for the
city aforesaid personally appeared On,er Gaard President
and A. Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens MUTUAL Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose and that the above accounts just and
true transcript the books Of said Company.
o. GAIIL.ARD. President.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed me- this day, December
H. 1859. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to six cent
the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the 1851
and after the second MONDAY in February
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend Of Ten
Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending November 30 1850 for which Certificates will be
issued on and after the second MONDAY February
-TRusrEEs-
Geo. W. West, R. r. Hunt
JAS A. White, MI. Mnsson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
D. Jamson, Numa Augustin
Ar. Mitenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
j. Ieisy, A. Bohn,
On,er Gaillard
The Company continue insure against the pers Of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current rates Of
premiums.
HB- Office. No. 3 Carondfet street. dis Inn
ToYs'.-'.,'''''',.. TOYS, - TOYS.
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:, BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS--oFFICH
No ~ Exchange Alley up s T,er p have heen |,
service the United States @ for sne
days more in any %nf Or nor rhdren If deceased
to 1850 acres OF land anu od ~ honntv land anf
Soldiers Seamen and a With disnatch by
pensions Claims maae oul anu p''' JoIIN PURCELL,
l2Exchange Alley, up stairs
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Has open complete assortment Of the abovedescrbed
goods which he invites the attention Of the public
Planters would do well examine these goods before
ing their Negro Clothing they durable and cheaper
than anything yet produced.
Dealers Caps Shoes will find article which be
introduced into the retail trade consisting
Of assorted Seamless Caps for and Congress CATERS
en n1 and % ad peS With anx QUANTITY at liberal