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THE MARp1GRAs BALL OF the Young Mems Society
to be given with the assistance of Musard and his or
shestra, promises to be great affair. The demand
for tickets and invitations already is very great
Having heard stories that the managers intended
graduating the price of subscription to the excite
ment, and consequently fixing the price of tickets at
exorbtant figure, state authoritativey that
this is not the The price is fixed at six dollars
and will remain at that figure.
The LAST ULLMAN DOUBLE CONCERT will come off
tc.night at Armory Hail. the Musard department of
the entertainment composing the first of the three
parts into which the whole is divided and comprising
pieces which will bring out all the abilities of the
artists and all the capacities of their instruments.
In the second and third divisions M'me Laborde,
Mile Poinsot, Messiurs Formes and Florenza will
sing various favorite selections from operas, Mons
Satter will perform on the piano and Mr.. Theodore
Thomas will display his skill in violin solo,
The programme of this double concert will be found
published in this mornings paper.
MONDAY performance at the Amphitheater is
elsewhere announced.
SAILING OF THE CAHAwBA-The steamship Ca
hawba, Capt. Bullock, leaves this morning at {
o'clock for New York via Havana, with $l0O,O 900 il
specie and the following passengers, viz:
For Ne,e rork-Mr Geding, NJ Fendibre, Thomas ixo
j. E. Eusts and W. b. Hatch, lady and servant,
Mrs, smith. P B schillie, F. b HagysEIy., s, ~.
Steele and Miss shreve L. Robinson, Charles Wes'a. Nj
aed Miss Adams J. r. Throckmorton, Mr. Sargent Mr. Wes
Mr. + iatt Mr.. Bowman, Mr.. and Ms Wright, Mrs Wood
Miss Wright, Miss Bowman, Miss hisst; A. c,tesnx,
Arn Mrs St cey, Mr.. G. esnhsd, Mr. Johns Il. + Duma
Jas. Guvs,te r. G: McGl T.. sawyer and lady F. g os
Smith, Jno Mitchell G. R. o. Beorne NJ D. Cruzat, J.
Mathews and lady ". g Pursen; B Hernandez F. ordSn
Farley, g Page, g. " Bailey IT,, A,gsr @ hs%ve Con
Louis, Mr. Humphreys, lady nd son, Bihes Jean Marie.
The ATTENTION of our readers is respectful
called to an advertisement Of steamer Victoria,
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THE ST. CHARLES" The Upper Ten and Lower
Twenty" will be repeated, and Mrs. Norma will
conclude the bill.
THE ORLEANs.-Verds grand opera, " The Trova-
tore" will be performed.
THE VARIETIES" Husband for an Hour" See-
ing Holland" and "The Yankee Teamster," will be
repeated, two dances occupying the interludes
ARMoRY HALL-The Urman and Musard artists
will give concert. 5t-
The AMPH1THEATER.-The equestrian drama ol
"Jack Sheppard on Horseback" J" will be produced
The Married Rake preceding it.
ODD Fellows HALL-A grand fancy dress ant
masquerade ball by Washington Fire Company
No. 90"
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~ Te1egr.phic News ON the eighth page.
AMussrnErrs LAST EVENING

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Ca 9TH +ha ontortsnent served mn nv the strong
force n artists on dutv. For a critical notice OF
rorformonce wa refer To an article from the yery
comne,ent non of onr correspondent "Nux. in this
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WasIer anu 'ue o'nei VI 'ue noo' Auo.hips
frencny rsn. 'nrousu uoo' ous VI .ln,e alu
the apartment Ane anioun' o' s''enee uisp"S.u ~
tnis matuh was 'uense auu .n,e. ". osss.onA'
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1uuc Coyntes, de Clarp;ue. Conscious Of the ipno
rant and unnolished consequence of his education
, having been neglected. be takes advantage of tb
! circumstance OF having been reported killed in
, dne1 in which he was onlv severely wounded h
inst after his marriage to mass himself
or dead and instead of turning nm at home after hi
he goes abroad with bis valet Pierre Roupe
devotes himself to suppyine the defects of educa
, ton and in due time comes hack yerv polishe
, oent,eman and in the nick of time to protect hi
wife who believes him dead. and does not recopniz
hin, from the lhertine advances of Crevecoeur. IN
excellent bad man. OF the play.
In his new disguise of gentleman, de ClairvilI
courts his wife anew, but finds her true to tn
memory of her supposed defunct lord, whom she d
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yufaI 5ntsIligeate.

THEz THINGS prevented yesterday from being
lovely day. First, the simoons of dust which whirled
bindingly through the streets, rendering them tenn
porasy ssharas Second, the stiff breezes which aided
the dust and rendered feminine hoops ridiculous on
the Streets and allowed pretty ankles to re oil that
was going on. And third, the warmth, which com
PEELED the crowdsto avoid the sunshine promoted per
spraton, and brought out light spring clothing among
gentlemen as well as ladies. We looked around for
the celebrated arant courier Of summer, the first
man with white hat but failed to find him. II the
present bright warm weather continue, we shall ex-
pect to see him very soon.
FREE DIsPENsARY Of the New Orleans School Of
Medicine, on Common street, opposite the Charity
Hospital:
Patients treated on Saturday February 19........ q
:: :. Mssns.;a.y MHsnS.y; :. 8. g.. q
Treated previously. ly..-...-..............- ....s6l
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PIccoLo PIANos.-Two of these celebrated instru-
meuts offered landing and for sale by Mr. A. Trouble "
Royal street.
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. MANAGERS.
p. q. N. ]. Reigart, p. @. Jos. Bensadou,
]. s. Sloan, :" P. N. Strong,
J.. Holmes, :" W. X. Mcintosh,
A. W Macdone, r. q. Collins.
4. Nc Dongal, 7. W. Botbic,
W. Gregory, j" J. s. Simonds.
CT Bier, Ed. Blakesly, g. r. Jones,
?. Gillen, 4. Parle, VIII Schroeder,
I. HodRins, ia. McCarty A. o. jackson,
g. Brewer, Dr.J. Folwell, 8. Bnrchfeld,
A. Woymeyer, J.F: A. Boyle, J. Maglnns.
". G. Aud, q. Wig, d u. Reynolds,
B. Kowalskf u. H. Fowler, r. Kellett,
4. Zintgraf, a. W. Sadler, A. l.. Sawson,
Frank Martin, VIM. Frances, J. F. Caruthers,
w. c. Budd, M W. Rei'y, NJ. J. Downs,
j. Shryock, H r. Alsobr0ok O. Biglione,
o. Sch waner, J. H. Clayton, T. Weir,
W. b. Burke.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
sJas. A. McGawley, Pres.,1 "A. r. Shaw Secretary;
a. McDouga, IT. w Bohic,
j. @. Roche. Christian Bier
N. B. Gilmore. sFrank W. Seymour.
--sCommee on Invitations
The Committee Ladis Invitaiiors will every Tues
day and Friday evening, until the light Of the ball.
Genemens Tickets be had from Of the above Man
ayers Comm ttee Of Arrangements. Price So 50.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations ba left with the Sec
rsary the Office Of Luther Homes No. a6 ST. Charles
In Box No. 25 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange No. 10
St Charles street, with member Of the committee
Positively lady will be admitted without invitation
signed by the committee.
No Invitations will be issued after Friday the 25h inst.
FLooR MAxAGERs-M l.. Reigart, Frank W. Seymour, E.
Blakesly and NJ. j. Downs. fe5 I'd
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OsNABuRGs. Donegan Il Co., rs Caron-
dee street, offer for sale large lot Of North Alabama osna
blrgs. See advertisement
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's vARIETIEs-aRAvIERs STREET.
Stage Manager. JOHN SETON.
TWELFTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 2s, 1889
Commences with the drama A HUSBAND FOR AN
HOuRMarquis tevecou A. H. Davenport; Robert George
Jordan e Clerc Mr. Pnnke Pierre Mr. Hoand lie Flenr,
John Sefton Count Mr. Duncan Julia Miss Susan DENIM
more Miss Graham; Dovagr Mrs Warren; Fsnchette Mrs
John sefto .Dance-PAs BIZ DEUx by Misses A. and
II Gale. Followed BY the laughahle inerlude, SEEING
HOLLAND-Downev, Mr. @. Holland Violet. Mrs Seymour;
Mrs Dbbs Mrs Warss Susan Mrs. John Seton :. Dance
PAS DE TROISay 50 e A. and Fl. Gale Jackson ...,
~. Ssfse.qAsx5 s,ds Vim ths Iaa.a.ble faIss THE
1hTsfiEE FKAASlhE, dR fstg PEorhEiS LAWYER
;bert Howard Mr. plunket. Hugh Winslow Mr.. Morris;
Mrs. Otis Mrs. Warren; Grace Mrs Mark Smith.
In rehearsa-The great comedies London Assurance !"
and West End"
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette rs cents.
Boxes hird Tier for colored persons only.
nMiery
The Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Parquete
Chairs and Private Boxes, from to s O'Clock, daily.
- Doors open at hafpas o'clockPerformance to
mence att. fe26
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I AW NOTICE-J. H. & JOHN E. HOLLAND, Attor
II neys and Counseors at Law. Office Mt
No. 10 ST. CHARLES Street,
Between IIninn and Perdido.
XITALSH'S PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE o 1857.

WALsH's PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE O. 1857.
We beg call the attention of the GAs-CONsUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER GAS BURNER, which has just been submitted to
the critical aud test made in this county in
the city of Albany " where it into direct competi.
tion with GLEAS )NS BURNER the best in the United
States which Professor sillimau of Yale College
YALE COLLEGE LABoRAroRY,l
New Haven, Jan. 25, '5s.
Tabular and comparative statement of result. of Phoomrc
New v ss BY Sill
Name of Burners hoa PRESSURE ;ss Gsndlss
Geason's American, with ,,o. ,.,,..
inches s i'R'::' S
aaad .... .........,.4 feet. ll2in. 10 candles.
Il attachment ......4 Ito #. 2 in. l6 candles.
Now let the public remember that in fair Albany at
consumption Of o feet Of Gas per hour and that the Walsh
on s seeond a Walsh Burner consuming feet per
hour much light Gleason Burner consuming $40
feet hour Difference in favor of Walsh Burner 6lo feet
the thr trial Walsh Burner consuming slo feet per
Difference in favor Of Walsh Burner se. hour
'sse's5s5f gSHA S'ffGH MTKbis. ST. Company
WM. MUNSIG.
We prepared furnish them Gas Companies Gas Fit
and Gas Consumers any quantity and sizes. Also burn
varying in size to burn from to feet Of hour and
la also % @ W. We M o furnish wh s the
easily replaced thus rendering these Burners the cheapest
most perfect and durable burners ever invented.
We have State, County and City Rights for sale.
These m @ hay have been Of the es
them, and with much economy of use.
The attention of Gas Consumers generally is respectfully
called the solicit their patronage satisfied that
we can give complete salts action
WETHERBEE l. GARTRELL,
Sole Agents.
rThese Burners may be in operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under St. Charles Hotel Any ORDER
left with W. E. REDDING, the Agent, will receive promp
attention felO If
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SANDs' sAR THE VERY BEST

Sands SAR RsAPARlLLA, THE VERY BEST
Remedy Purifying the Blood and for the OF Scrou
Ia Rheuma asm, Stubborn Uulcers Dyspepsia Salt Rheum,
Sores Erysipeas, Pmpes, Bes Mercara Diseases
Cutaneous Erupons. Liver Complaint Bronchitis, Female
Complaints, Loss OF Appetite General Debility, etc.
Every revolving year confirms and spreads farther and wider
the well meed reputation and deserved popularity Of this in
valuable Medicine proving to be the most ecacious reue
dial agent known the of all diseases arising from
impure of the bo,d and have only point to the
cumulaed testimony Of mutudes who have experienced its
effects, convince increduy itself of its real value
Another Cure of Scrofula.
TROY, N. Y, Sept. l, la54
Messrs. A. B. D. Sands-Genemen I have for nearly
three wears been troubled with dreadful disease Scofua
SO mach so offensive my husband and myself and
to obtain relief tried every Kind medicine that
der nv notice. without effect One ntighbors, who had
been cured of similar complaint by Sarsapara advised
me IN make trial of It, truly say that it has done
world of good having comp cured Hoprg that
evidence may induce others similarly afflicted to adopt the
rsmedy with the same satisfactory results
| remain gratefully yours,
| SARAH A. J. POHLMAN.
Prepared ard sold by A. B D. SANDS Wholesale Drug
| eists No 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
| j. WRIGHT Il CO., No. q and l5l Chartres street,
aFP DAOONGE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans, and
| p H. McaRAW Natcheg, Miss fell lm&W
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NJOTICE-WM. H. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
IN sold the 1esgned his entire interest in Kedd
Co.'S Southern Express he withaws and has longer
connection with that concern. W. E. BEDDING.
New Orleans, February g. 1859 fea I'm
NOTICE MIR. G. W. MOSS BECOMES THIS DAY A
IN member Of our nrm.
New Orleans, January 1, 1859. jal3 If
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The ATTENTION Of our readers is respectfully
called to an advertisement Of steamer Victoria.
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RREAD BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MErHANICs' STEAM BAKERY,
Corner of Clio and Franklin seetsDepet, No. Poydras
Near New Levee street,
j. J. DANIELS Il SON. Propretors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit warranted of the most superior quality,
and at the lowest market prices.
H- All orders left above will be promptly and correctly
filled. OF IT
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N FANCY DIR ESS, MASKE
And
EI ALA BALL.
The First Annual Ball Of
Delta Lodge, No. Is, /. o. O. F.. Om
Will be given
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %, 1885, AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.
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SSTEIN NIN-lOO cases Henkel L Co.'S. for sale by
s. WOLFF,
fs2I corner Grayier and New Levee ss.
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nIoasses Barrels-2O0O Cypress barrels made at the
Barrel Factory ., T. Duly. =, -, ,,,,,-,,, ~
: Fer sale by y. bLESsEi q Co,
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q M'IE DeBAR's DANE ING e. ACADEMY, 2s3
4 ~ Baronne street, between Grod and Julia Streets
~ The Ladies' of New Orleans respectfully informed
T1that the above Academy will open on WEDNESDAY,
49, November a. where all the Fashionable Dances will be
taught .,<.., ,,,<
IMdes-Monday, Wednesday and Friday from lOa to l2a,
Charen-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, from ~ 6a
Private Lessons-Tueday Thursday and Saturday from l0
to 81. , u.,, O., ., =,
advance. Twelve lessons in the month.
nMme De Bar be at her Academy any day from
1oSfo Az and az o6L n24 5m
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negro woman with cottonhOok on the night OF the
18th inst Sent to prison. TO be examined on the lst
John Walderberg, suspected OF being dangerous
and suspicious. demanded for hearing to-day.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr.-Carl Refine was yester-
day sent before the First District Court to Be tried
for stealing lot of empty bags and box Of jeWelry
the property Of Christian Handel, valued at $50,
from house at the corner Of Clouet and st. Ayide
streets. The accused denied all knowledge Of the
jewelry the bags he admitted taking, but denied
that be stole them, as when he took them be told
Handel about it; and there was nothing 70 show
that he stole the jewery The Recorder WAS inclined
to dismiss the case and Haindel and his wife we're
mother rin.law insisted with much temper upon the
prosecution, refusing to allow the Haindels to with
draw the charge So Refine had to be committed; and
|, in default of bail, he had to 60 TO prison.
James McGary and Julia L. Houston were exam.
ined on charge Of having violently punished, by
process Of plgnis q calculus, the boy Adophe, son
Houston was discharged McGary was sent before
the First District Court under bail of $500, which
= Mrs Walsh, for being the pest Of Anthony Bres.
ciani's life on Poet street, was made member Of
the Peace Society. Her friend, Mrs Ahern, charged
with picking Anthony up and 6inging him into the
street, made such showing that she WAS dismissed.
drivers elsewhere mentioned were sent after. uDon
the affidavit Of their victim, E. H. Jones.
Rita; ;Bichetto gave bail to answer to the charge o
scandszlng Love street, BY her inhaman abuse o
JUAN OWu uO0Se, yeSteI
t day morning salyador's charge, however. was
mere cross fire, for he had previously been arreste
on charge Of having brutally beaten the fair Rita
BY punching her in the face with bis fists she hay
Ing gone to his house to look for her husband vb
i was journeyman cigar maker in hissmploy. SaIy,
dor had not furnished bail when we left Court
> Kaiser, charged with closing the eyes and othe
= wise lamming Henry Spitz in his {kaisersl bee
house on Mcreau street; and Mrs, Augusts, charge
rs with vicioasly pulling the ears Of Nh Midc
4 koores son William, years old, on Iaharpe stree
= were duly complained OF and sent afteH Mrs
charged that the boys ears were wrung t they bl
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| SAILING OF THE CAHAwBA.-The steamship Ca
hawba, Capt. Bullock, leaves this morning at 8
| o'clock for New York via Havana, with $4,000 in
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Tar-3OO barrels Alabama
For sale by e. BLESSEf = CO.,
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n GRAND MARDl-GR X as b A LL!KAgAg
Odd Felloyvs' Hall.
The last of the series of the Young Mems Society
MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALLS,
Will take place
On Tuesday. bIardl-Gras, March sth, 1859.
The Committee pleasure in announcing that they have
made arrangements with
MUSARD,
The grent chef dOrchesa the Bal Mosques Of the Grand
Opera Of Paris of the balls given the French Court who,
assisted by celebrated Orchestra from Paris will make
his rs aud only New Orleans conductor OF
ball on this occasion. He will also give
A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
programme which will be duly published to commence at
az O'clock and continue until 9h o'clock when the dancing
will commence
Gentlemen procure tickets applying to the Secretary
at the Ball Room entrance Camp street, from
A. NJ. to P NJ :.
Applications for Ladies' tickets OF invitation to be made to
the Secretary, with their names and residences.
No lady will be admitted without an invitation ticket having
been approved by The Board of Managers
All persons will be required unmask before enter
ing the Ball Room !.
Ladies' invitations will be issued after the last meeting OF
the Managers which will be The night previous to the Ball.
No tickets can be procured on the night Of the Ball
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HmORILAEROUs.


ZflzHEE'e sewing D4A4ntaea.
G4Hkaz s1za y elssyf - uisz eDecz=Al@ =oet = -
Un1S 49, l6s 80 1Asrs tzs5 - ~ -
L. - 81 11szTable elaeefs $500
Arr ksz hishess rspuisfio1 II n lnra s..ss
iksy 49, stEIzzls1 DE lair ekxpoeH BHisersaA IN
frsaee shers hey esrsd - the kiEeea eminn; ana
great make tem has bcca bnt ~ fnris
jteFy brsseA ef Industry n whch swing W D aoos
fese nisszines use sitb imfssase Ion ~ is sica
OF IL Railway eiaE fa.si - senhg nhh
Singers HaffBes ss,i,s red wa handssslns NO laaos
dsessfsksr. carthage trinnrs, zsldtr hses Sf
H.. snyad be wiat BIZ hh fgnt % using ons "
thsse uarhirs rrsaiaf, eioyet b one Ihoasasa a.s
rear IN al sis ats families wefs there Hfae ing 70
Haelnrz Inv sisst< ss-lsiAs fisnisfs
snd boi keJsfs ind sesa parsfiy seHsenssf ana pon
able. These naeine. smtc In fhcir CONSTRUCTION ~"
,ery strong snd duubis being the only Kind OF sewing Ma
chine made by sIeh son OF sork emre o. ne
could De perfectly e1rcled ThonsInds Of Interior anu
ies esing Machines have been male and sod Under various
naa., ssgrss Machines alone have lcen h"nd ever,
wherr 10 saiisfy the wants Of the ryopIr
Plain printed instructions fF aste are ant sh esea ~
chine which r~na acIairv Inc at OF niia
gng them iic taessa sceuri, 10 80 " ans
part Of the world 10 an persona desiring partleaas w
rstioH WILL application By ls;ter n either OF our ON
ees frwasd copy OF NJ stngev Cos Gazette, paper
T. N. slNGEg co.
Principal Once, No. $50 broadway, New forA
BRAscH 0rvicEsNo. u Hanover ST. BasoiE 30 VI Chap
81 IL, New Haven CT Goverylie, ~ r.; No "a Broad st
Newark n j.; No. i41 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No. 40 bal
tlmore IT,, Baltimore No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence H.
IL No. East 4ih b. Cinrnsts No. % North 4h sL 81
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Realpssn's Manlpalased Game.

ruyHls FEkrtLIxEx esmps.sd sss-haf Bsa PxHuviAs
Go sxs xosnA Bsae and bsst pnoaruArio
Ass ssnilkssn br mm<air being prepared with
aa mpessed nashasrJ, by shth the mort inti
eatetsd riaesas all 10 Uniform nnc
psvdsf appHssftss BY dfn otb-swisr, 10 In The
psset asE And have he>staiien In saylng that
fr III ersus FERTILIZER uGwed Ia The farm
ing esumanig fh~ yssiiy WI b. kept pescy anDrm Ia
s enssn wsrrssfsa eosfats oesf n AsWeHtd
and - ~ ~ per c<st q Boss PAsspdfe Of Lime.
Oar saas sp In strong bag, weighing about 100 lbs
each
YRASris ROBINSON gives his personal attention In pre-
pairing Tits article and purchasers can rely on
1sslofed Gsaso being every particular a. represented
All oFaers will receive immediate attention.
y. ROBINSON h co,
No. 4 Hollingsworth street, up ssairs.
baltimore, Nd.
ROBINS oAS MANIPULATED 0UANO Ia fur sale In lots
10 suit by the following Agents.:
Jonathan Tyson, fsederlck, Md.
j. 4. Neyct. Alexandria, Va.
J. H. Bradley, Fredericksburg, Va
Harrison Malgnc, Norfolk, Va.
K. II. skinker Ca, Richmond, Va.
ThoA Branch 4 Soma Petersburg, Va.
T.C h b. q. Worth, Wilmington, NC.
ID. O. Lindsay, High Point N. o.
july 2s-d2ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01
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