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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28
iaDl7 No. 2ss Broadw.y.N Y
e. :" TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."


CE TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mingle in the society Of ladies with
his teeth dscOlOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifying the mouth after smoking chewing, ''FON-
EAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most efectual dentrfces It whiteRs the teeth
strengthens the gums and mparts the breath, often
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING.Is rich lather penetrates and sOftens
the bsarj prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. G. FoNTAINE Co. 3O5 Broad
way, and No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all
g. seDl5
J. b. Barnes d Co., PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
Aai Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
with arge force Of expeneueed workmen doing every
sscrption of Plu nbng the thorough manner,
he scientific plans reasonable terms and short
notice. Large stocks OF Fountains different STYLES and
izes. Bathing Tubs OF cast iron and wood lined with
innedcopper, steam heaters, lead and galvanized iron
pipes, Leather and IEa Rubber Hose every descrp
sf Brass and Plated Co, including the Patent Selfclos
Cocks recently ntroduced Wash Bowls, and all KINDS
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly en- hand. All
work warranted In2s:dkWf
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"a Among the many p" II =, a.
public for the cure Of DysP' --o -
Constipation Liver npan or s1v otbs, disease ans
ans I,,S o- -ess in the head stomach Dr. ]. HOS
LEAAI"S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs are
the most certain in their effects You who suffering
the most torturing pains, remember that few bottles OF
this powerful yet pleasant compound will afford great re-
lief Thousands of the trying have been cured
and made known to the public by those who have expert
enced its power trial all that is desired to bring
many more witnesses into the field the public may
. ire.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's Pills AND 0tNTMENT.-Iniqui-
tous limitations have been imposed upon the pubhc but
they have been driven of the field The
look for the watermark that exists every leaf Of the
enveoping book If they contain the words 'Hollo
way New York and London semiransparent letters
spurious
Sold at the manufactOry. No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 2s &C. and 81 per pct or
-
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Inc Ol6hat anu Des' AZ lAe NViiui
All others limitations and should be aTOided
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to HaiI or Skin.
wSrded to Wm A Bachelor since 1873 and OOOC
applications have been made to the Hair of his patrons
his famous Dyes
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not to Dure in the least however long be continued
and the i'll effects of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nvgor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied lin private TOOmsJ st The Wig
Factory, Ne. 23 Broadway. n. Y.
Sold all cities and towns 81 the United States by Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Doaless.
q The genuine has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box Of
WM RATCaFTa on
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WIGS / WIGS I! WIGS I

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surDass ALL
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting charm-no turning up behRd-no shrinking
of the head indeed thisls the only Establishment where
these things are properly understotd d and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
janl7 ". FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio. AGENT.
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE!!
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Auction Sale.

In lots suit purchasers The Seats Desks Fence and
Gas Fixtures Will be sold separately Terms made known
at time OF sale.
B-For other information apply to ]. n. A.BLACKBURN,
Architect, No. Sc Oregon street. jan26: :5t2l6
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For sale. whOlesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the PropnetOr's pnces.
anln dkwlrs
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SSms0ss 3 RaOTgl
6Dfel Ne0eI.

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ssas# ss"4r -e'~<efaritr., 9es.v-- ee91or4s
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YsqHemI4sa verben, G3 iteet i'm Gentram SSs a 81
ftss a0Msa s be- osStsn 5srrg uab
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bea iftnbabn- Ins Om ntbus.Qinien mrs a.
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ioneerS 9eli8afF. 2Btlb elm WttspaaeI
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oas llu3liif 1T aud etue Wojeltdt unp Dieje-
n8en, melde eS unf4utoig betrilIt beli9t e8 /!
unl9nloig! ia9te 9fapcleon beltig. 8teu-
gen bat iein lln8tuf lpppl oerfdulpet, meme
i'd .'els.
0eenuen Gp. Maieltdt Das cine S]dulp, oaB
MIR un8 webrten, ais man ull5 angriff tra9te
Die Eoniein nit ftoljem Wutb. 9tennen sic
eS enc Sautp, saB mir, treu ben belbworenen
Serird8en, uniern Gnnps5geno6en ntdyt unl ets
8enen NortbeIl8 millen perla{Iea pollten, Iope
Dern mutbiS oas S9wert ergtiffen, nm Ietne IL.
unlere gren5en 81 uerlbeIcigeu? @ott bat niAt
9epput, Dap mir in 0leIem &f 5eBer bltee
ben, er bat aus unleru Nieperlaeen elne neue
Sorbeertrone fir Sbr Slupt 9emnAt! A6er ieet
meroen sic es 9enu9 Iein laIieu an ptelen 3tls
nHippen, uno ntulnler iperDelt Ste bon unjern
ln8liid 0ortReit 5ieben mOGen. W1au bat mir
9ela3t boB @w. Waieltdt at8 ben Brei5 peS
Sr'eoenS pOa oem S0ui3 cen BrSBtcn uno Be-,
ten 2beI! lelneS Sln0eS forneren, paB Sie ibm
etne 6eltun8en, leine Stdpte uno Bropln5en
repnlen uno benz SSniB ron BreuBeu nur etne
Htpne .obne Gano, einen Gttel pbne 3ubalt. eis
nen elennen Bmfel Ieines 0tel1es lalIen pplle
Ten, nn oa iem 0lupt gu perbGuen uno 3u meiS
men. Wtan bat mir 9eIa9t, Dap @w. Wtaleltdt
Die untertbanen uno 8rpUm3en pe5 &GnI95 bier
lln uHo ocrtbln pertbeilen Wouten, DAB sic aus
S9nen neue YOlfer un0 Nei9e jdafftn wlrpen.
aber @w. Otdieltdl wtiien uObl, paB nlau n4t
un9etttaft ben 8oltern Ibr eoellttS uuo unpers
ouBerll9es @ut, ibre 0tationalitdi rouben fam,
uno Dap man ben 9taticnalitdten feline wiufltbre
llnen @ten5ell uno feline neu9eId)affenen Na
terlanosr 8eben fam Oag Balerlano wtrp
MT Dem Wtenlden oebrren une Die Nuticnali
tat rubt IN cen 0er3en Der Oleul4en! lluO uus
leIe RreuBen baten eDle unp ltol5e 6et3en
Ste lteben 5bren &6ni8, 5br UatsrlanD. -
llnO Dor allen Om9en 5bre id6ne uup er-
4atene S6nt8tn, unterbrab lte Ndpoleon, cen
pie ltiirmtlfe Ssl leptlamteit Der &Gulsin 3u se.
utren be8ann, uno Die erute ltntsrbaItun8 in
letatere Sabnen gu fubren maul9ts. Ob, i1
~e'B, oaB gang PreuBeu feline lG0ne Scnisin
per9ottest, uno BON beute an wuaoert mid cas-
ni4i lae9r @lildlid DiejeniseH, ,Oeneu ea pets
Sonnt 1T, Sbre astten gu tiosep. leal
DIE &onI8In i6leuperte aui pu einen 5lid
sOu lc ttoI5er 6obett, irlmpOlauter YsraAtung,
paB 03apolecn unwlutiibeltu e,bebte uno TEN
AG3e ltp oor DEM ibren falt btldamt gu a5poen
lentte. u1g
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6. s.. Siebert
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cympOrter uuo SduOler tn gSetn, Sranbies as.
60 smSfebe hermit metnen Greunben benz Yublttam
rasfnaufs Bette aprtrts Eager Sgn Obtyen arteIn cwte
bCu Cin aufuertfam made 9DRtefep nnb Sranep % rbtn
bstu Barrel au warttsree abselaen. Owte aae BET mir
beeueen Mrtttu bur metE et6snes Uepann Hen1et tns
5aus geItefert wtr6.
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Race Street Hotel,

MTsiiI ytU' 4zz 0IuVeTlI, 8DIIWcn ber 4. u. 5 !.
A-N AaaA-N~- 9 pbtIGbeIptta.
2rmtt o ras6enfe NnSetse baS Sr bus fri Der bur
Soiepb t 8eharb, uleSt bMr6 6ertn Hpbu 81 6m trnnn
sfahr uneF pbsem 9iamen tetaunte bsutfae GaRbauS
aaEtb ubernpmmea ba5n, wsi1es mir rntsr- Der Frny
Wm. y. Seeger unb SO. forffabrsu unb uns EsRrsbs,
wteen ben aIttn sateH @nf pes 5aules sn Sewo breu
2Dtr bebsn IN GaeH Sben res anies nobafts grbeGe.
aans Sebsn unS sesIbsa lcuOp nile GnsstmilSs 0u Sas
8eie bemirtten: ' @ 'V' ~ -
carte ppte bic enfen 9Dsine &c. l
I'm aobtretpen 8gfprut bitten OEm $. Geeaer
DeS93mt l Muou7 NIrnSiSS
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NSortneiu, Waaoeird utto GberrDtpeine4
1O0 @tsrte Bos i'm 9a6en nnb TN 3HlpaAs wpruner ttns
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sWit1eral /. gNai1er.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-18
Arrivals at the PrlasIpal H.tels Ysstsrday

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Miss Stone La.
Chas Small N y. :Theo Goodman La. &. Jno
Ga. "A N sprogne Mobile. Chas ACone k .ne
pills.: Henry Myers Mobile. 81 h Rodgers n G
j. M Valentine, Mrs Bullford, Miss Moranf Boston
...J Allen Miss; pr = Hawkins Attakapas
Mrs WanI Texas. p Bethel, Miss Bethel
Miss NJ Fisher, Smith Dr. 81 Saunders IA.
Staples Tex, il Miller. Is n Tucker La. I.
Jno Jones Tex. L Lamb Phila. !. Alex Han
4 L Hornsby, ] ii Hornsby C....G O. Inch
Miss. DR. G Archer Miss Turpin, DR. A Hays Pt
Conpee. V Holland lady and svt vicksburg !.
9 A Morse. Il Harsons Mass. s N Cayse Mo-
" Shields Natchez & lady Miss Rble hatcher !.
W A Lake wife End 2 svts Vicksbnrg III PONCE
s....P Campbell La. Giles Leitch N CA ]
LeBoiteaunt Cincin.. Goo W Caldwell Conk-
lin, 4 Mohl l. lady Tex.
CITY HOTEL. Col ] B Robinson. ] Dunn, D
Fields Pat N Hgbee Tex. ~ W Houston Als
....R o hoffman Tex..H Hartman. u N
Lewis St Mary ;B p Roberts a.. = Lewis
4 Aek Iss aary T9 Tdsse 'n0 1 3s Ass aG
Kenny ya...,B I Griffith ...A ] Hadnot, j N
HadnOt, Green HUE Repides.. "a Stevenson Red
River; 3 Doyal, J + Pipckard Ia, &c " wolfe
=: II Denn ri g IN 7 Hestre Tex; HI Pier
Putnam City w G Sanders Tex. !, II Z Brook
Jones. Mrs Ellington, Mrs Aston, A d
Aston, VIM Rutlan Tex. Jno b Collins Miss
INN aardrsis La se.si nv VI. MCGEE ssabnsf
? Docken Ark. Ed Fayel N r.. A N Chapman
and lady La. =. "A A Barnes Tex. Levi Pipes Mia
I'D I'D 3 Dickson p y Carter L.. ...1 Sutton
F Sane NO. JAS Cook Natchez.. "A j Chapman
La. Luseemon Roy, Deli Hindostan. . n Weasp
La: III Hines Miss. j Eagnn, Royland, D
7 williams, a Martin, Brown; dsttlsTs
Campbell, g I Lebanon Pensa. S. Thos O Stewart
Ark. &c W Butt lady and syt Tex. a McSSean.
Mrs Pugh Ala...C F Gates and svt Mss.W
Waterman city ..;G A Garrettsen, Evans Iowa
R s sansh and afy knight H. e e,ss ASss
jenkins Mss. u Me { RSsS Jas
Grubhs La. D Rallengall X. Jas Carr Ark
Peter James. n E Smith, Chas Anderson Tex:
Mrs sawder Boston. Mr. Cogswen. Il Fschel
Tex. WIN Schmidt. 4. b ssss5
ST LOUIS HOTEP T L Jansen Empire City
wv T Withers Mobile !. Miss wilkins CAT
s Savage Miss. w Ruby and lady Tex. Geo
Valentine Boston . Miss F Mayrant Mrs Bickford
Y. .Thos Sparks Alex. w B Ratlif and SIT
La. Arthur Crawford Miss s F Routh and lady,
child and svt, %, Griffith y v Stewart, IA:
W Carr La. Willie Barrow Gros Tete.
ARCADE HOTEL. ~ K German, W II Raw
lings, Jacob Franks, Greensburg ..Jas q McCay
Tex. p NJ Rslls. George Penik, Roht pickenson
Indiana. Fl Drnmmond Bay Of Honduras ID 3
Petite Ky. 20 v Clauneh La. I. joseph & Janaison
E FERRIS, Ferris La. III u Bassett City
boro, Carpenter OIL G Gwinn Westville. d
9 Gibson. ~ W Browne, f A Leonard "a. wv n
Bryants N Ala. H Jewell N o, "a Il COY
Miss ID Antwerp. =. R Chapman, F Robin.
sen, EA Warren, La. q 800 . 81 - g
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- ......llnuuuuuuuuuuuuuv
arrived with es5 bales cotton 11s hksn s.,o.. -
207 bbls. molasses. as "A
The Yazoo packet ", r. DourIas. Cant f,~.-&..,,
arrived with 1878 bales cotton.
The Opelousas packet Bayou Belle. Can't r. q >
Bridges, arrived with Il hhds. sussrs 18O bbls .na
100 half bbIs molasses and al, baIer eottou. s.
The Red river packet Rapi5es. Cam q. s. n.,v.o-
arrived with 2e2 bales cotton. 4ss bis. suo.r "A
bills and half bbs, r,olasaes and I'M -. .o,i,,
on Wednesday.
The Coast packet Silver Heel. ~. ! i 49,
arrived with asa bhda. sua.r ~ M. "a ~ ,.Is
bbls. molasses. I'll 81 g. -
The Red river packet Milton IseIf Cart rh.,,s.
hall, arrived with 81 bsIea cotton. 4
The Louisville Iiaft.i.~ - -.
Capt ". Underwood, arrived vtth - En- =.
thank Mr.. A. Palac5o, ~ obijsfns eI. =. fvo,
The Ouachfta packet Messenger c.nt 4. n r;,,,
arrived with good Trip IS ss- & "a =
C.D.Jr.Jer DowaldscHyiRe,- This - rs...rver
packet leaves to-day n 10 Al 10 N lsn,Ins. n
to Donaldsonville. Capt Joseph vincsut 6 cam
mand, and Mr. ]. T. Mumfosi in ths clIce. q
Kate Dale for Bayou Bayfhoiomesc~-This neat
and ightdraught packet, in command Or Cspt. Il.
Worthington Smith, leaves to-day at Pm. Tor an
landings on Ouachita and Bayou Bartholomew,
Shippers hurry your freight down, - abe will pcsi.
lively leave at the above-named hour.
StqrIgh for Je6sysca,-Tbe swift and erec..4
passenger packet Starlight b again Il ne andinr
receiving for Jefferson and way points, Her ffisuids
and patrons win ind her moored Il tbe foot AZ Cru.
man street this morning and she win Iesv. tesay 4
O'Clock, without fsiL 81 i e1npbaftcsIIv fir.t.
class passenger steamer, and y insnenseiv noouIar
with all classes Of passenger al ahppesA ehe hsa
been pronpt and regular, md ~ eiyen urfverssI
satisfaction to al parties. Capt. Cns. HAYES COM
mands and NJ. G. F. Hayes clerk II u Starlight.
and are both experienced steamboat ~ cleyer.
gentlemanly and socially. Travellers alwsys md
comfortable home ON their boat, and ~ uldfprmly
pleased with their entertainment while guests d The
Starlight.
"A d. r. Carrcu for Red RiUer.-The famous ~
senger and general business steamer D. r. CSxTuH.
Capt. VIM. Kimhan, clerk Nj. John Halloy, i amin
on the track for Red river. She ia receiving freight
and passengers at the foot Of Customhouse street.
and will leave to-day at r. n. Those who vjah to
travel have business to DO mp Red river WIN bear
in mind the D. r. Carroll She win leave pupctuallv.
and Mr.. Nalloy, the courteous clerk. Win Is upd n
the Office ready 70 give IN needfal informattou -
gardng the trip. VI
L<comte for Caroli.n mi H.rv;.c.. ms.
The elegant aud fart PASSENGER stea,ner T1ro.,,t.
Capt. Cheney johnson, vim leave 10 fiav = p.H
positively. The Lecomte Il decideaIv I Ssvo,;t.
packet in the Red river trade. which 80 Z $3.50,
demonstrated by the crowds of passsnreu 49, +
she always brings down. Capt johnson and his on
GERS merit the full confidence Of the public ana are
worthy of their success with their fine steamer L.
comte. Mr. Sim Smith, the attentive clerk, WIN be
found on board at his post Of duty.
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sUaAR. Market frmer. Sales $500 hhds. at ST
@6 and 6tc. for Fair to Fully Fair
M0LAssEs. >. Some $500 bbls. were sold at 29M
293c. for Fementing and 30@3lc. for Prime and
Choice, 800 half bbls. at 32@33 and 33ac, so bbls.
Excelsior Refinery at 31c, and 200 half bbls at 34e.
y gallon. 5.s. s,sG s1s
FLOUR. The demand was active, with sales Of
some COCO bbls. including 1886 superfne, in fat
boats at IS 25 450 in lots at the same 300 Fancy at
IS 373 600 Extra at - and 900 in three lots at &c.
Also, on Saturday evening 200 Indiana Superfine at
IS, and 200 Extra Indiana at IS so ~ Dbl.
GRAM. The sales Of Corn were confined to q
few small lots, at 81 Is . bushel . or Oats, 100
sacks were sold from store at s0c. y bushel Of
Shorts 800 sacks disposed of at 81 % 100 fbs
PROVISIONS. The principal sales of Pork were
40 bbls Rumps at sl3 &c. and 203 bbs at $1s so for
Mess, SIS for NJ. o. and $l3 % Dbl for Rumps. In
Bacon, we noticed only retail transactions at 9@9lc
for Ribbed Sides, 1olc for Clear and Tie % H. for
Shoulders. OF Green Meats, 100000 were sold on
private terms Lard was active, with sales Of ZIG
tierces No. at l0sc $50 in three lots at IOlc, l42
bbls Prime at 1c, I440 bbls and tierces in three
lots at l1sc, and 1873 kegs at 124c. U d.
COFFEE. Good demand, and some 5000 bags
sold as follows 1888 at lO4c also at lie, 800 at
1lac., $50 a. lllc 25s at losc., and l5s skmmingp
at lol@l0ac. q ID.
INDIA BAGG1SG, 100 bales sold at 13sc. % yard
cash.
GUssv BAGS. so bales taken at 1o@l1lc. fol
medium to extra heavy. s
WHISKY. Sales 100 bbls. Rectifed at 27c, ant
l5O Raw at Csc. u gallon. M
FREIGHTs. Two ships were taken for Liverpool
at I'D. for Cotton, British vessel at l5-32d, two
ships for Boston at &c., and for Europe on prvat.
terms. Some 300 hhds. Sugar were shipped for New
York at ~ rs ~ hid. ~
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Leaving Contingent Fund and Ks & 7-
Profit and Loss this day. 1897 IA Is 1o
A. F. HAWKINS, Cashier
NORTHERN BANK OF Kentucky s.-s-.5 ~
Lexington, Jan. 4, 1859. -
We give below circular received by the Africa.
which we think was written for the information and
movement Of Manchester spinners:
LIVERPOOL, December %, 1865
The successive statements of large receipts at the
shipping ports of the United States the increase over
last year having now reached the very large amount
OF COS 600 bales, have had slight depressing effect
upon our market not that we can make any decided
alteration in our quotations. but importers offer their
stocks freely for sale which, besides giving buyers
good selection, has enabled them to buy on rather
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CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY!
R. A. HowAR D. Successor to Geo. Beard3

R. A. HOWAR D, Successor to Geo. Beard)
No. ls7 CAMP ST.. OPPOSITE ST. PATRIcK,s CHURCH.
The undersigned begs friends and custom.
and the public generally March last he purchased
the stock in trade and the will and patronage
mentioned wsllknown Confectionery Establishment IL
former proprietor Mr. George Beard who retired permanently
from the bu1iness In this city He trusts that
the superior quality Of his stock Confectionery and the
strict attention he has given his business justified the
suboned the former patrons Of the estab
hShment which Mr. Beard then publicly gave him. He will
continue heretofore have constantly hand and OF the
best quality Cakes every kind Pastry Sugar PIums
Candies, Calvesfeet Jelly Blanc Mango Cream Charlotte
de Russe Nougat and other Pyramids etc. Also Pre-
serves French Cordas Syrups Crystased Fruits Fancy
Bonbons Jees of all Sorts and every other article In The Con
fectionery line. -
Orders for PARTIES and particularly Weddings attended 10
and promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD
Having soLDNY CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
to Mr. R. A. HOWARD would most respectfully solicit tho
patronage Of customers and friends general to my sue.
cessor. NIL 3ml GEO. BEARD.
p sOULIAR, esuccEssoR TO H. G. wUNscH,l
DEALER IN LUMBER,
Nos. rs, III, 49, 2sl and 2s LIBERTY STREET. between
Euphrosine and calliope Streets
NEW BASIN. New Orleans.
Keeps constantly hand full assortment Of
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
Such as-
si Joiss scanings Inch Boards Fooras Weather.
Ceiling, Shingles etc.
All orders will meet with the promptest attention. NO en-
I II. CLARK'S PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUERRE
oTYPE GALLERY
No. 81 Canal street, New Orleans,
Over Turnelps Shoe Store.
HPhotographs copied from old Dsguerreotypes and en-
lsrged to and colored in OIL Color and Pase
M SIM
T. & e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO p RoYJ
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES. FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 40 OLD LEVEE STREET, New Orleans
NIL ly&M Between Benvie and Cont
GUANo...........GUA ..GUANO.
PERUVIAN AND MANIPULATED.
Also
LAND PLASTER and LINE, for poor soil. For sale by
I. S. HOLDEN CO.,
ja4 I'm No. IS Magazine, Poydras st.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The Undersigned hss disposed Of all his right title and inter-
est in the business known ms "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
vERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" 10 the firm OF
A. B. sTRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue It as hereto
fore. j. W. DoRR
New Orleans, December IL, 1858.
9 20 U II HI e r N ADV e Using
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having purchase to the sole control of the bu
of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Ageucy
will be continued by the undersgnedby the con.
currence of our publishing principals.
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE CO.
k1-Ofice, 121lS Commercial Place.
New Orleans, December 20, 1885, d22H
MOSS...............MO SS.................. MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS put up for MARKET Fine Moss curled
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES.
Also, FEATHERS-in lots to suit.
cAAPBELL--& CO.,
n26 lit Canal street.
SNnN
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Chdren three years old and Rnder ee those TIRES
and t0twelve DID, all twelve years old
full fare.
Family tickets In packages Of twenty i've be had at
ies reside the line Of the road procure pack
ages Of twenty for their personal reduced
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia usual on
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, will be disconn-
ned after that date.
Freight Trains are run daily between New Orleans and
ton The Company prepared forward Goods
Packages of all kinds place with which they have
necton receiving from delivering the domc Of its pa
tronH. WIN, H. WADLEY
nl2 General Eunerintendent