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TIo l.Cc
To Stockholders Of the Nashville and
80 x,s. ..-e -rysr-r~--7 E--=Iet
40 I'M IL s.SIisiirsa W. .ffsss ia..s.ta aiI.S.Xlaas
nhnttonnnn Rnilrnad Nnm nnnu

OIatlaiooS" AS@iAio"u NoA'P"hJ'
A meeting Of the Stockholders in the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany will be held at Mur'rcesboro, on Tues
day the 18Th day of December next, on which
day the reports ofthc Directors and other Of
iiccrs of the Company will he read, and on
the following day an election for ID Directors
to manage the affairs of said Company for the
ensuing yccr, will be held at the sane place.
Stockholders, as usual, will he carried free 10
said Meeting und Election, or over the whole
Road, as they may prefer, and back home,
during the 18th, lttl, and 18th of December.
dccI-2t. W. A. GLEAVES. ScG'y.
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BAS.BLANKS for sale at this Off c
It n dollar quirs,
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WINCHESTER, TENN
Sent |. ly
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Ill NI., LII, -IsaI..4.

PETITION Francis lcdenbcrg Of New York. praying
patent him the T May 1915,
Improvement years
patent which takes place the 7h day May,
1888
petition be heard the Patent
April IL O'Clock and all
appear show they have why said petition
ought be granted.
opposing the extension required to file in tho Patent
objections specially forth writing twenty
hearing all filed by either party
hearing be taken and transmitted accord
which will be furnished applca-
Tho testimony viii be closed the April
depotions papers relied upon testimony must
before the Of that day the
ments, any, within days thereafter. t
Ordered this notice be published in the Union Wash
ingon D. c. Day book ", three
publications bo at least sixty before the 18th
OF April next, the day OF earring. JOSEPH HOLT,
o
tho above viii copy and send their
bills Ohncc with containing this notice.
Eahi Juvou "a
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TNEXAS LAND AGENCY.

t1lcIdT ff'HH niW hfdI FNltft 1VtltL
Will locate land taxes buy and cell and commission aud at
everything pertaining general land References
given
Upon receipt any address within
s. postage paid the late and best ssuod OF the States
work Dust suot OF 400 reading natter contain
staist the and
aprculture population
wealth and rvouuc Counties railroads.
orS.f fmlro clcnts kc. Oct 26-wu
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sTEREOSCOPIC PICTURES.
tsVosf Ho11erf,J and Rsqui,f,I -

M have now on hand one of the largest aud
wv varied sTfEOsCO1C PICTURES offered
n THIS city glass plain and cclorod consisting OF os
of the principal places Of the United
We have also variety Eots celebrated of
Tor ana domestic scenes wcddngs chscning pcncs &C. &c
We also oner ne collection Instruments
fVs manufactured TO order Toso instruments and
form the prcict and interesting that be Of
forei 10 Old or young.
TAYLOR MAuRy pookseiers
a3s Pennsylvania avenue Washington tho american
Stercoscopc Company. Jan 80
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Law and Land Agency, Washington.
yOTNG g. NILES.

DTCHARD NJ. YOUNG former Commissioner of
III, General SAMUEL V. NILES
Virginia Scrip Revolutionary War Bounty
department. having coparnerhip will
such business may
To management They will
prosecution of claims Congress
United States the Court OF Claims and all
the executive departments o the government.
Onicc No. iso Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec n--pn2n
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HKnN 10 TIE FBoPLE


G, D. STUART.
Not 10 bo blcsi with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and the glape,
Or rise 10 c0nqueror's fame al length, .f
Proclalns The good OF makes the brave.
To have the power 10 bide the scorn,
Aud rise above the hate and slrie -rH
Of those 10 wealth and title born,
Is the crown'd courage OF our lie.
What are the swords that prop king
Tho banners In his army's van
To strength OF soul, that dares spring ,ti
And show the monarch Ia the man!
Kings and The mightiest men OF arms,
Strong as the heads Of realms they blio,
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
They are Ike leaves upon the tide
In dim OF old scpulcires they lie,
The feast of silence and decay, -tIa
While the true world heart bcstcih high
And thrones itself upon to-day
Give mo the man whose hands have tossed
The corn-seed 10 the mellow soil,
Whose feet the foroat depths have crossed
Whose brow a Dobly crownd with toll.
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E. lines or less make longer advertisements - elae
all payable Adrerhsemsns
twice or thrice viii be charged 37I cents per square or each
Insertion amer The nr Advertisements wesh IN Inc asy ~
csns per Special notices charged aosne
the foregoing rates. I. f
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|W ANTED.-A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
~ practical lessons Spanish exchange Cor
eenan with gentleman gentlemen
Jan 20. dr
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spec,al N.ll.. D subserlbsr..

Payment tor subscriptions be msdeinvsrse sa,s9ee an
Size always OF the petioa
cnboi Cor unless sod Aotr e hf E,ep sabs,fle ers
he q cir subscriptions " e1pire.
by rk Of The spbfcTibcFhi ana Dol
Of the publisher Of the Union.
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TirE NAVAJO INDIANS sThe Fort Defiance dates by the
Santa Fo mail to December 81 They say that the
Navajo Indians acknowledge losing 200 lives, 20, 500
sheep and horses the destruction of 900 huts and
immense quantity of grain altogether valued at upwards
of 500, 900, during the late Mr.. Yos IN letter
to the Santa Fe Gazette nmaes that there is dspo
ston to deal too harshly with these Indians and
that il certain terms oxacted it will turn them from
the pursuits of industry and agriculture, by which they
support whole nation OF 900 souls, and sustain
$50 900 sheep and 60 900 horses and make them rob-
bcrs and pundcrers. ~ ..
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A RNIY SUPPLIES.

-.
A Fhf SUPPLIES
0 " A palaaaiusi, A'S Jsnasrr nsur1sf q isss
sr,rpn popc ~. ,.v,. ana T,, ~ ,.o I,
until 10 O'Clock Of Monday she seventh q Fseraary
A,l % ,nns ps I, s @ % s alny ~ sppas ana ns
tcs aeseApc a the United sAos oot"g aud Eaase Depot
ioeinyk'h AfSonai,) IA qaanutes as requires, VIA
500 wards "a inch nrk blue indigo wool dyedl cloth Gr eaps %
weigh about IA ounces per yard
10000 yards ndigs Dyed CLOTH
weigh II ounces per yard = IA
10000 yards nch DARK blue Gndso wool dyed sed oloi
weigh ~ ounces per yard
rs 900 wards inch W blue lndeo wool dyed) ed slot %
weigh IA ounces per yard
900 yards blankets gray, with the O. black
inees wide,~to weigh 8 pounds each
10 ounces per- yard
~ yards ~ inch dark blue indigo dse cotton and wool fan
nc 10 weigh 81. ounces per yard
100 white COTTON wooD flannel weigh e
ounces per yard
i''o0v sa,us znVn 'hD'o'"d o''n ''ns' " "s '' ouns
20 ooo p, per yard @ ,,,s . ,,uuu 4, ,, u...
pairs stockings, sizes properly made Of good fleece
wco with double aud twisted yarn, to weigh pounds per
- aoxen pairs II,
10000 yards rod bunting 10 inches wide, az yards long
sNoo s"oo a. s, White se ao 90 90 40 40 a ao a a ao
sooo 40 elae 90 do DO, 90 90 90 10 40
1000 90 5sinoh pfewn holland +.
10000 DO a5-lueh alpaca M
leooo 40 ua olacS mieem
5000 do buckran
10000 sheets cotton waddng
oSt'Vo yHrds 1hch COTTON tape
sIkre white, yellow, and blue, for nAss yard
SiiA WE. an" sewing ~ WI sun pest quahy, per pounu
Linen te@ W. D., NO ~, per Pouhu
DO blue, NO. 30 40, DO
DO assorted coors, 10 40, do
oooo yaras 3ooh co" unc X 70 "esh x4ts "noeo per S
900 yards onch cotton duck TO weigh a ounces per yard
10000 yards inc cotton duck to weigh s ounces per yard
2ooo yards ~ Inch cotton iuck 70 weigh ~ ounoes m yard
1000 yards 22pch cotton duck, TO weigh ounces per yad
25000 yards 33uch cotton duck weigh e ounces per yard
3s5 trumpet and buge cords wosed yellow, orange, green
90 90 scarlet, and SKY bae ~ ~
s0,OoO yards ~ Inch wofsted lace, 90 10 90 10 90
$4,000 do u do do do do do do DO
e,o00 DO Ia DO do 90 40 40 40 40
10000 atcord worscd (colors as aboveD 3loch daete
with a tassel at each end, two inches long
10000 black felt hats best quality made otSoc aud English conoy
and Russia hare .1gH .ifsA4vtsG HEH aIts.s
10000 black ostrich feathers IL inches long
10000 brass eagles 5000 brass bugles A ~ 'f veg.
5000 brass crossed cannons 900 brass trumpets
5000 do do sabrcs. 400 brass thirnbes for nags
10000 do knapsack trimmings sets
60 do stock buckles
200 scrgeans do do 20 do do do
'5oo . 5oo & , au hn,p D'' ' 'O ''AA'
$500 do vest do g f Ht t t.4
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THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED IN MAR

kel with immense Home md European Demand.
The Why Is that by natures process Il the
ura color permanently the hair gray supplies
% and I nus ea 's o an ss s nss So s
nrye and thus all heaache and may hc relied
cure Of the scalp and hair will stop keep
hHng makes so glossy, healthy and beautiful and used
by the young three times week will fall become
ray them reader read the following and Judge for yourselves
NKw YoRk, Jan. s, 1858.
MsSsns O D. woop Having good
about Professor Moods Hair Restorative and hair being
gray up mind TO lay aside the preaaoes which in
mon with great many persons against all Of patent
medicines and short time commenced using your article to
The very satisfactory that very glad did
and Justice to as well for the announcement Of others who
for setting aside unwilling 10 give your Restorative
m u they and the best proof being
astra,on you this letter which you may show any
such and them for further proof who
M natural color, and much improved appearance
every way being gcsser and thicker and much healthy
0'N's' HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia and Carroll ss, Brooklyn.
IIySasroS Ala Feb. IA, 1853
ppor wooIcar Sir good
this part country My hair has been slightly diminishing
for several years. caused slight pan when was
weeks head ofhar growing after having
bic remedy exant and advise all who afflicted that to
s.w MIDDLETON
PnrADrrunA, Sept. o, 1857.
PKop woop-pcar Sir Your Hair Restorative proving s
most lost its covering-wns bald. have used
pint bottles your Restorative The Of head well
promising Of hair, and the front also
receiving have tried other preparations without any
can induce many others try IT. Yours, respectfully,
No. AGA Vine street
Tho Resoavcs is put up sizes viz large
du small; small holds half pint and rcas for dol
per bottle medium holds at least twenty cent in
proportion small rca for two dollars per bottle the
holds quart 40 cent more IN proporton and reas for
@ WOOD Co proprietor 3l2 Broadway New York lin the
great New Wire Railing Estabsment and ia Market street
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II IMMELI. HOUSE.-lThis nice and recommendation

IL lMMELL H0USE--This nice and commodous
house has Just been completed and viii be open
Iepton of the 23d inst This house will
r equal respect house in this any
The bar win be supplied with the best Of liquors at all times
engaged Mr. " Campbell and superintend the
wen known to the travelling community The kmmel House
ed on street. between ~ and 9th streets In the immediate
niy Of the Naopa1 Hotel the railroad depot
A. r. KIAfsiElIa Proprietor.
Nov le--1y* e. v. CAMPBELL, superintendent
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ryO LET--The three-story brick house, No. ABB
Nnh street between aud y. Has bah.ro gas Rent
sias Inquire the prepses lri Nov Soft
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NOLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
four years. will be sold for little more than half price to
The scholarship
tuition which $40 will sell for $3.50 cash.
the original Is worth $3.50 or $3.50.
Address cATAIINE d. j., Washington p. o., DC
De- q--ltf
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NARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
~ tngs Drugges Materials and House furnishing Dry

- II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
Gs his Office to his residence Franklin Row Of and
thirteenth He will continue his principal
I TO cases in the United States Supreme Court.
Oct 2&-dU
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iii MINER PARTIES will be furnished to families
at 49, sa and s. head; IL they prefer, rstclas
COOK can ns sent TO their residence dinner for them
at the moderate charge OF 81 for his services
those wsnng 70 AVOID the trouble Of marketing have the best
hc market Affords sent to their houses cost pccs
dishes will any part of The civ for those
who desire guaranty better dinner than any
Other establishment in the city, at saving per cent
O. GAUTlER, 252 Penn. av
Dec l6-2meof between 12th streets.
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ssys5es. EDS HOUSE-No. FRONT st.
SNMsNs between G, mmon and Gravier.

method of returning THINKS to his friends and
patrons favors soc continuance of the
feeling being able to please those who
him with patronage. He also wishes to inform
them that is NOT his intention of Luncheon them of
the following su6erfuous delcaces-
Soft Shell Crnbs Little Neck Glams Goldfish boiled In Cham
pagne Turkey Bard Pie; Teal Duck, Olive Sauce Rat de
Rois Ghampign, Chicken l. Crapodine sandhill
Crane Cnrren. Jelly Flesh Goldfish lobster Sauce; Aurora
Boreas Soup; Venison Cranberry Sauce FROZEN CHOCO
A POUND CAKE.
Though table constantly under the weight of all
other good thin 49, is needless in them of the kind
Of WINE He HAS ON ICE, the answer, " We are
inst out in this house. As to quality they
second to none which has long b,en established.
NB-He cuts q Cheese Turtle, once week.
sel2 I'm EDWARD PROPHET, Proprietor.
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WANTED.

MANITOBA COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
w Keeper and accountant wishes situation
Ia good Commission Factorage business Sat
given He would devote all his attention
the interest Of his employers
Address NJ NJ NJ Crescent office se5
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VULCANIzED RUBBER BETTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, ETC., etc.
BramhilI & Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY.
Warehouse No. $50 William street, New York,
pecuy informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers etc., that
they have constantly hand full assortment Of all the above
mentioned goods together with such others in for
every mechanical purpose.
Speca orders for goods which not kept on hand
will receive prompt attention.
AaA goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which be obtained application by addressing as
above. iy1S 3m
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closed mail consisting letters for stass
snd eitiss Of Postal Union and
qvedep Poland Russia Greece, 1onian Islands, etc.,
Uni from the -ofBce in New York semi weekly.
mail for the West India Islands will DO sent BY this
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I'D GEORGE PATERSON,
Successor to McCan Patterson,) corner Of DeloHd
and New LAvee streets
The undersigned prepared manufacture 9TEA1
ENGINES, BOILERS and Machinery Of al kinds fos
BtsA Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Rsilrosds Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts, Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing fos
sieam CylinderA Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having . steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
BE viii keep on hand ct all times Bars Wheel BtR.
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes used
By steamboats,.
BE Is Agent the sale Osborns Patent Fuel ssv
Ing highly spoken Of by the PicAyune Printing
Once others that them in set Of these Bars
can boiler lately put in this sstab
lshment.
He has for the sale Of second hand
Boilers Machinery and will establish Depot 70
the where large quantity Of second hand Boil
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New OrIesns lima L. lRSe tel Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.
D.s.s, cQUs succEsssISSN or ,J rAgFIoK
y1THEREAS Patrick Irwin has pctltiones


sroosg D.1.Ie. cQUnr sucoESSsaISSN s or PAaR1oK
4. 6s. 4, I. q diminish Mon + e
the riss rn q rs ma, to
within ten days. why the prayer Of the said petitioner
By order q The Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
coys gs rAsR1cK
TESDT ass Patrick Twin plssente
ssss !. Sss! die 's's
III ii Is J. L: KELLY. Deputs Grstnsr.
Scoop D.,.,o. oousr, sucoEss,oss ~ GEORGE COL.
b 4. s ass a {.
approved the funds distributed in accordance
'' By order Of the Court.
q Z so Sesh q GSkfEs-So s
asl. s e IL
ss n
auees ie compte pssente par pRxecn,eur Teslamen
fonds sne ss. mains rsps al
% II ]. L. KELLY. Dsputk Grehlsr
SECOND DISTRICT couHr tsUqGEssIoN OF Ags sne, WE
Orleans
| NOTICE is hereby given to the cretiifor e., OF
cause within days the notification i they
have why the account presented by John u Weber
Tutor should homoogated and approved the funds
| distributed In accordance Herewith.
| I'LL. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
Dzu1.nr DISTRICT 1sUccEssIoN DE- MADAh "
della Nouvelle. Orleans. j @. WEBER-No 1918.
"A cers ct autres personnea
que peut concerner davoir deduire dix jours
dase publication les sisons pour
compile presente John G. Weber, tueu ne sera POM
appronve ct homoogne les fonds ses mains repaf
conformemept au dit conpte.
Psr ordre de la Cour. . .
septs IL II j. L. KELLY, Depute Grenier.
9F
NOTICE is hereby given to the credi l1sa O. 7,
IN this estate and to all herein
within days from the
they have why the presented BY Maria smith
Natural Tux should not be homologaed and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
| j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
Drg..1s Cow R,s,sIcr De EsxsrU'
| Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
n de asusde succession toues autres personne
celia peut deduire sous dix
de la pesene publication les raisons lesquees lie
approuve homoogue ct les fonds entire mains Iepsr
| conformement au dit compte.
| Par ordre de la cour.
, :. sis 20 "a y. I. KELLY. Depute Gremef:
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n. W. LEAKH.
YON & LEAKE, ATTORNEYS T-LAw AND
IL General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN Arkansas, will col
lec claims in all the Southern part Of the State;
References-A j. FULLY Co.. Campbell Strong j. Burn.
side Co., G. H. socomb Co., W. A. Violet Co., R. W.
Rayne Soaring Scott, New orleans; Hudson Robertson
Philadelphia my20 lys
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nURYEEs, JACQUES & CLEARnAN-
- Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
10 Graver strest, New Orleans.
DURYEE, JACQUES CO.,
q Chambers street, New York.
sul SIN Factory-Newark, N. J
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
y yERANDA BUILDING,
32 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfarre and Calliope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Sevsntee nth Annual this Institution begins
the First Monday OF September, 1885,
The a of instruction comprises general and extensive
Of education 1t offers advantages for the us
of languages The French daily spoken in the school
aud the Modern Classics thoroughly anal, zei.
The loo alton al and the spacious and
ventilated The oil il provided with choice library
the best musical instruments and complete philosophical
apparatus
particulars, apply In by letter tho Tnstit1
tlou NJ. ID. D!MITRf. A: M.
President of the Board.
kup anal
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Il ,BAKONNE STREET yTEAM BOILER
4MhANuFACTORY, between Poydras and Heyia. only
The undersigned having largely increased his work
Shops and having all tho facilities prepared to
MI orders for description Of BOILERS
ported from the North.
80 feet long, and AZ inches diameter
Aso, cYLINpEE BOILERS So 81, 81 and " he. diam.
Fire Fronts osss Bars Stand Pipes valves &C., constant,
hand.
All work will b guaranteed Of material and workman,
ship.
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations steam
hoa sawm are respectfully invited to call end Judge
themselves. Inns lyAW] d. II, FONL6P.
A CAhD-rHE UNDERSIGNED, IN KETURNiN0
n his grateful thanks TO the public for the liberal
hs received since conducting the establishment his
account takes this method Of informing bis river friends and
patrons that he hiss secured the services OF Mr. B. BREW9
late Of the firm Of Brewster FAC ae and long and
yorably known engineer Of Asxnola who will
as h aEen. procuring orders and have them
ton Mr. Brewster has long enjoyed competent and
gec engineer II 10 hoped will be sufficient the
public that all orders given TO him will be with
racy aud dispatch.
GEORGE PATTERSON
NJ Machine Shop and Foundry,
Corner OF Delord and New Levee streets.
New Orleans, August "a, 1879 auA Ina
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- CHAs. G. GAINES Il Co., InPOKIn1l
~ AND DEILERs IN TQREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ksv HARDWARE, OUTDERY, ETC., No. rs Magazine and
" 40 Gravier Streets have hand, and constantly
receiving directfrom the 4auufActories
Malta Castings Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoas Shades And Shovels: Corn and Coffee Mills;
az and log Chsno; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Tifyh and Trace Chains: MILL Pit and Cross Gut
Anyis vices and Bellows; Counter Platform Sc alss
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates: Andirons sns Fenders
Hampers and Tongs; Shovels and Tongs;
HrInd Stenes ali eirss; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hin0es: Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cuuery
Together with aarge enof Fancy Goods Wis., Ctbs
Brushes Perumery Paper and Blank Books etc., which All
offered lowest prices for cash city soz6y
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HARDWARE.

JoAH nE1s, LAWRENCE O. nEIA.
n JOHN ID. BEIN 4 SON,
(:I:1 Importer and Dealers is 4
W a ARD WARE AND CUTLERY, -
lsn seel Bolt Sheet Cooper Ploughs, Nails etc.,
Wheelwriehps and Carriags makers Trfnmings
for manufacturers on Cart Iron Pipes
Plantation Bells Sheet and Bolt Copper and st. Louis Saws
Nos. So and 81 Camp street
New UTexns.
| New Orleans July O. 1882 iyil EN-
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DEAL ESTATE AND .sLAvES-PUBL1C
II Register OF McGERREN, LANDRY co.
opened Books for the Reystry and sale
of Real Estate and Slaves for the city md country and invite
friends and the public call at their Office and have what
property they may have for sale inscribed in their
Register.
No charge will bs made for such registry. l..
The Books will be opened for examination by the pubic at
the sales room of the undersigned.
McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
N1oace and Sales Room Masonic Hall, St. Charles street
corner of Perdido. se9 If
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BLANK ETS-5O bales q. Grauisrs make-gray green
ID white, and blue.
For sale by e. d. GRATIAA CO.,
sel2 20 Custouhouse street.