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#fP THE MEDICAL LECTURE
~ TO LADIES.
Mrs
ANNA ANSFIELD,S
MEDICAL LECTURE
To
LADIES.
Having been postponed from to-day will delivered on
THURSDAY, November 10th,
At Z past l p. NJ,
AT NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS

I-pYERY LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
rs OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, &c.
A tentiOn is invited to the valuable REAL ESTATE
GROUND RENTS, STOCKS &c belonging to the estate of
the late Leonard Jarvis, advertised by f. o. HINCKLEY
Trustee to he sold at public auction by GLIB
son L CO. at the Exchange SaleS"Oou
on WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, November 9th and
10TH commencing at II CLOCK A. H. day This is pro-
baby by far the largest Of valuable property ever
offered at time at public sale tits city and should
command the attention Of capitalists and others seeking in
vesnents of desirable character The sale comprises
Of the first business stands in city among which
We note: Two valuable WAREHOUSES; Baltimor- street
between Charles and Hanover Streets ditto on German
street Immediately in the rear of the above. Two WARE
HOUSES on south Charles street, below German street
Three AhlllUCSES Bal more street, below Trpo-s
alley. valuable DIV tLING North Charles street e
late sdence said deceased, with highly desirable
PROPERTY, GROUND RENTS, STOCKS, &C For particl-
lars, see advertisements under ancti-n head n7.ts
I|P THIRD WARD REFORM MEETING
- An adjourned meeting the friends Reform Of the
Third Ward viii be held at he Hail. No, Broadway on
THIS Aondayl EVENING, Nov. 1th at ~ O'Clock IL
1-P BLIND ASYLUM, ". SARATOGA ST.
= There Will be meeting Of the LADIES AID so
GETTY on TUESDAY at ! O'Clock T. NJ PunctuaI
attendance is requested An ladies feeling an interest in
this praseworthy institution earnestly invited TO at
tend and give their support thereto.
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AUCTION NOTICE
FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found first class
Crockery Store, be purchased ELOW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN A. DOBSON CO.,
o22tf 2 and 4 n Charles street
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ECONOMY | ECoyoNyll

DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. 3 NORTH STREET
slOtf JAMES II. JOHNSON
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sI2nr l5l baltimore street
E7ALL STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS FOR
am now prepared to SIMPLY Gentlemen with the FAIL
~ LhOF HATS AND CAPS. Of NV own m;nvfactrre
passed '' e''''' 80 sui
HatSy servants 7' ''''' ''''
RI The LADIES particularly invited 10 my Iar and
select assortment Of FANCY FIRS-aH Of Which win he
sold low, for cash, at
QUAIS,
OlTImr M Pratt s+raa+- ,,.yy I1po,.ar str,.t
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GELLING OFF SELLING OFF !!

TO REMOVE.
AT Nos. % and "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
The large stock OF
PARhoR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
This an opportunity seldom offered housekeeper to pur
chase at very low prices
e. Every article must be sold before The Goth of Nover
Der.
The Trade is invited to cali
There will he no abatement from the price r.t named
o223wr WIZ. 2. SPENCER
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LApp. WEBSTER h Co.'s

LADD, WEBSTER b Co.'s,
UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR,
September 30th 1889
~ Baltimore Office,
202BALTINoRE STREET.
o5-tf Opposite H. Easter Co.'s
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mhI7-n o.slN. Gay st., opp Odd Fellows Hall.
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GREAT REDUCTION ON MERCHANDISE RISKS.
The Companies represented are all UNITED STATES
COMPANIES OF solid capital and tried character Their
condition from year year being open to the public
inspection.
ASSETS, $3,5noON0
ALL PERM N entity INVESTED IN UNITED
STATES SECURITIES, and under jurisdiction of United
States Courts No portion subject to removal to Lverpoo
at moments notice.
GEO B. COALE, Agent,
o22.lm Commercial Ruiidinos Cav straet
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LISTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices $50 $50n Cabinets or plain syleswaran-
ted to do every kind Of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
IS Saesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
m27-u L. d. CHASE, Agent.
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WHEELER Il Wilson'S
SEWING MACHIN
NstU and FdlaGbIe Improvements
DIAGRAM LOCK STITCH.
CEGGS-tE-&~&[S-9DE@:
This is the only stitch that ravelled and that
presents hes appearance upon each side seam It
is made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and nterlocked in the centre oft. Send for Circular
OFFICE-265 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Silly Baltimore Nd
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MILLER h BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. iIs-ti
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III I@'0'7aatIV % tNt IStFle y lHNTyIuNu.
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
IS and rs Second street
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.H CHAR LESTON.
Sa7eAS4a- EVERY TEN DAYS.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The frst-cass steamship
POTOMAC.
Capt. G. W. Watson,
win leave Spears wharton
TUESDAY, November 18TH
at o'clock, 2. NJ, precisely
No freight received after O'Clock on the day OF sailing
Steamer. " ~
For freight only apply to
SAMU Ell T. PEARCE Agent,
- - lilo Spears wharf
Agents in Charleston JOHN ". CALDWELL Il son
leave Baltimore again the Goth OF Nov Punctuaty
in her departure be relied on. nj
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Executors of Chas. D. Warfield deceased
nI-ts " " ~ pait; ;ronee IT,.
n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
zRCiIH2 SITTING IN EQUITY, 9Th November. Is59-WM
= ShtHWOOD as; ROBERT Delaney Ordered that
e sac made and reported by John p Poe Trustee for
te SAFE OF the ortgaged property in the proceedings men
TONED be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contra
~ tieco be shown before the 2Sth day of N0yrm
Dernsan provided copy of this inserted in some
newspaper printed IN Baltimore, in each sue
ceSlVe weeks before the said 18th November instant
The report states the amount sales to he SIS on
GEO. L. SANGST0N, Clerk,
nj law3w 80 -'>
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COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
The undersigned agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANUFAcToRY of Msssrs. P. Martin Co.,
have constantly hand large supply of this superior article
which ready to sell the most favorable terms. As
will seem by reference the suboued certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants who give
BLANCHIN G1RAUD,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
v. MAURIN, Donaldsonvle
yARALDI PHELPS, Pancoutvie
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFREsNE 4 HUNT. Bayou Goula.
ROTH DEBLIEUX CO., Piaquemine, and the principal
Grocers in this city,
ASSUMPTION, August 2, 1859.
During the last reng the Cotton Seed Oil made by
p Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights in the Sugar
Houses the August and Whs plantations o. W. W Pugh
Co.. Mrs. Cynthia Pughs New Hope plantation, and the
plantation of H. j. Boaner Co.. and every respect.
found equal If SUPERIOR to either whale lard OIL
(signed) A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l. 1882
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting my
Sugar House. consider equal any fish oil have
used- giving clear light and less trouble than most of
whale oil.
tsigneD vENANT HEBERT
ASSUMPTION June 9, 1852
pleasure in stating that have used the Cotton Seed
on manufactured by Messs p Martin Co., and found to
give complete satisfaction.
(sgned) A. GENTLE
During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed Oil.
from the mandatory of Messs Martin Co. This oil
burns we'll sperm whale oigves smoke and is
tre'y offensive smell. Although commenced roll.
ing earlier ended later than the preceding sasenhe crop
being argerI barrels oil less than previously
(stgned) G.PUGH.
New ORLEANS August GO, 1885,
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing to test the
qualities of the different Oils which have for sale, pro.
\ ceeded as follows -...-.
Wefed lamps Of equal size with the following oils One
with Bleached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard Oil,
one with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed Oithe latter
being from mandatory Of Messs r. Martin Co.. of this
CITY,
The lamps lighted o'clock P. NJ, and left bnrning
in The morning, at O'Clock, found that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
o'clock A. NJ, the lamp with the Sperm Oil went out The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning ard giving bright steady
fame IL o'clock A. NJ when put out being satisfied
with the result of experiment. sna although it might have
continued burning greater length CT time In Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil is for lighting purposes superior
Others being, moreover free from smoke offensive SMELL
Csigned) POTHIER FAUCHEUX
sel2 2p6tlm
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gew rlans daily Grsan anesaay auorning @tobr H. 1859
SHERIFF's SALES.

THag S 2.,1s1 ,.a SIDNEY EEkp HENRY A.
D directed BY ths honorable lhs Third Dsrc Court q
Camp ard Streets TRrD1Y October IN H is
LOT OF sso gs ,as ssp,s Ls.ga..
second I'd = sg e the s%.
date Of The 18Th Msy M md dspessS r. he 1e, Office Of r
American measure 50 feet street. BY 26 feet
inches in depth, between parallel lines .-u...
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaniDg.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. M
Sheriff o, + +. Il p. RAs =, osi..n.
Taos.zsE cous De DISTRICT ~. SIDNEY RELF HEN
En- yEKTU dun writ d. saisis 8 S Xsnss !.
"a par c0us L.
IS ace Sa s ssase midi
sss ss ssssss
ssa No par ' Apollo pc
Edxsa o psr en- ss Nc Is %
L. en- ena DE- Il ps pn
sass T. rue Dso1isme LIS peds preondeu
Ensemble dros privileges servudes e, avan-
'As:s s':sshs: ss ' sEssssa.
cosDlfioNs-comptan au moment Dc paajudIea.Ion.
SIS % 12a2s ststfds d parais s" d'o9lsans
;, Ct New orleans. HAkBY-No. Ii.e2s.
Fl e e (: FIN ss ss sa,.
St sell S az pas the GGv 70. 1 s m
,ssen Camp and Magazine streets. FkIDAY October IL,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the build =.
p qe a o bp g @ In he rr' Dis
plan drawn by G A. Hedn, Surveyor dated April 9TH e5l
for reference in the Office of Thomas j. Beck Notary
Lot No 20 Franklin street. between
and streets g fee. inches deep The line
on the opposite side line, and 20 feet inches lines
Lot No. measures "a feet inches Common street.
between Franklin and Irene Streets 90
lines in depth the line of lot No s line
width in the
Seized IN The above suit. Doc.
s.TERMS-Cash on the spot. ill.,.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
CrsaulEsE CoyR DE DISTRICT J. B. LEToEEY vsHoRACE
I'm VERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente a
~ moi adresbe honorable Cnquieme Cour de District de
vENDREDI doctobre 1889 midi rH6tel de la Cite
de Ia Commune les Camp des Magasins Ia
ve P Gs1fas 4 s ensemble
e. amsorations qu sy ouvent stues dams Premier Dis
trc de ces Vile desgnes CONNIE ots Nos plan
Fetude de Thomas Beck notaLe public
cette vile
lie lot No % pieds de franklin ntre
a igne qu separe lots Nos l. pieds pouces
ct ign,s la gns du cote ~ pieds4
lie lot No mesure "a pieds poncss de la
mune entire les lin Trene 90 psds II ponces
ct gne la gne cote oppose, Al pieds pouces
ltEnes de largeur snr la ligns du fond.
sasis dams laifaiIe ci-dessus.
Is u q 80 q Sheriff de la Paroisse d,orlsans
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CPALDINss d ROsSERs' AMPHITHEATER AND
Museum corner Commercial Place and st. Charles street.
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TUESDAY EVENING. October 4, 1885,
Every variety Of Musical and Comcal DARKIE DELINP-
ATOMS, concluding With buresque upon Donizettrs LU
CRETIA BOkGIA.
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na- Admission 80 cents. Colored Gallery Is cests
open kafp O'Clock. rises at half
pa ss-Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR
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AVIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoNsE1L
"A des Inspectors dAssesseent sasseberont salon
No. Is City Hall midi Lundis, lie TO- IL "a ct 81 doc obre
couran samed de noveusre proclaim inspector
Faction du Conse des Assesseurs dc recevo les appca
lions aide de qui etc absent de Vile
dan e les rolls ont ee exposes
inspection correction lie Cons des Assesseu aolt
ct stptembre de cette aimee.
oussgne present les ours de 10 heures A. NJ
jusqua heures M pour trene jous paran du de ce
mo psur expose les rolls dassesement recevo tees
applications pour aide qui ponrront etre faites.
JNO A. WATKINS
Secreaire du Conseil des Inspectors d'Assessem en
Eouyee. Orleans. le / doctobre 1859, oil tins
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NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL REApING
hooms- rhe proprietor of the New Orleans Commercial
heanng ICONS having til sufficient agement
justly MN IN nning this establishment takes
sns ethod OF informing the public will be re-
of his subscribers. t "f" " 90" ~ 'no ""ne
commodnns Chess Room attached to the ne VS. depsrt
ment snhceht 10 accommodate pla7ers which with
Tree aeeas S m me mereantie daily city journals
ahy other establishment in this city. "e'o''
o,,. per pro. F. ". COELER,
fezo OF ID. W C0EIER Pronriet,r
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS THE
IN Board Of SuPerv of Assessment will Room No.
49, City Hail. at Ia o'clock M Mondays the 10TH 18th 24h
aad slst of october instant and Saturday the 10Th Of No.
and receive applications for relief from parties who
Rolls were exposed for examination by
Board of in August and September Of the
year.
The undersigned vi DO in attendance daily from ooclock
aSbb he Iessmen Rolls and 10 ,sesys such applcst.ns
tor relief may made. JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secretary Board Of Supervisors Of Assessment
New Orleans, October l, 1889.
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H7y-A Grand MORNING ENTERTAINMENT, for the &C.
commodtion Of Families, Children and Schools SATUR
DAY MORNING. commencing at IL o'clock. Doors open at
IL. Admission rs cents, for old and young. o3 g.
rTsHEATER D'ORLEANS-THE MANAGER OF
the Orleans Theaer bees leave inform the public that
the Office for the selection Of Boxes snd for the is
open from 10 A. M to p. NJ In the Orleans Theaer
Building, between Bourbon and Royal streets.
o. Ct r. METEYE. Comptroller.
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eio,sd mail consisting letters newspapers for States
the aorman Anstnn rostal oIon a1id ne
Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian slsfds etc.,
IN, }.om I'm Post Office In York semi weekly
mail for the West India ISLANDS wis DO sent p' III"
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;, 20, Polar Star r.. A:..=Chapter No. NJ
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hall St. Charles street
osFcERs-John H. Holland, W. e.. H.. p. William
Holland, E.. f.; George r Evans E.. 81 Frank Bart
H. g. o % H. ost W. c sssasn e.
~ . vi Anton M oGsrged e. M 1st VT D Van Horn
By order Of the N. p H.: p;
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN McKNIGHT-PCsITIvF SALE
of Elegant Residence In the Fourth District o-ring
first opporut ity to purchase Beautiful Dwe g. with
Cultivated Grounds adj'ining the reside, of R.
Esq., belonging to the succession Of Logan ckight ESQ.,
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office II Commercial Place.
O'Clock the Charlie Exchange, ST. Ch.res street
by virtue Of order OF the Hon p H. Morgan, Judge
Second District Court dated Sept sd 1859 rendered in the
matter of the above succession, will be sold
situated in the Fourth District Gate Lafnyett the square
bounded by Coliseum dAe Plaquemine stree Washington
Prytania, and Fourth streets.
The ground contains nle lots measuring 2O6 AZ inches
street. thence l9 feet deep line parallel Coliseum street.
thence So feet line parallel Fourth
AZ inches line rae to said Coliseum street,
TO pcin of beginning l25 feet 6 inches and line
said Fourth street.
The house cottage built elevated about the
ground containing large parlors dining bed
the rst floor and the attic with pantre china Closets
room, etc., etc.
The yard Is we'll paved and large cisterns with
powerful force attached and 10 fact
to lender 1t sirsble both az to comfort and elegance
The grounds beautifully laid and planted with choice
shrnbbery, fruit and shade trees every portion
plee order.
The property adoins elegant residence R. H. Short
Esq., in The Of erection and other beautiful dwell
we'll settled neighborhood The plan exhibition on
the stand Of the Auccneers in the St. Charles Exchange.
81 TERMS-Onehird cash, balance in and years.
In equal for notes secured by mortgage
and per til final payment paid maturity I'm
TO be kept insured and policy transferred
Executrx.
Parties wishing to visit the properly do by applying at
the flee Of the Aucioneers.
Act Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary at the expense
purchaser se26
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MONDAY p October 70 1859 !, 10 O'Clock A
Registered October s. 1853. COMMISSIONER
HENRY P D.. gas,,,,,.,
DU
Dryades, les Julie ct drod, CONNIE epave-
& ~ ne de avenss de @
sa p5sas !. euIs j.,
lie LJNb1, 10 oetsS1s ls 81 ,a il hsurss 4 II
isss
assessmsns rolls Of The FIRST Second snd Third Espsessn
s R55s s
' HIN. SUMMERS,
AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs:.LEs ROLLS
gu Az NJ & g
r. Sus dspps un i
OIL 80. kecorder da Premier District.
~ Board Of superv will in Room No.
M City ne At L. eeOS a. Mondays the o
yember review the action of the Board Of Asses
Wers absens !hs city during the time
ko o n aa % % By the
year I'm, -.
h Is ss m.as and ssSs sia
Secretary Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Assessment
AVIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oNsE1L
soa.sn, saned pIosh.n pour Inpssisf
s Ssss
inspection par cons des Assesssus, aot
ct stptembre de cee AIMEE
applications pour aide au' JNo es Watkins
Nouvelie Orleans, lie / d'ocobre 1859. oil tn5
srcosp D1sTn1cr oouRr} suoGEssIoN OF BENJAMINs
hsT Gias' Kends, wias of
Reng !. , as s for
So'es hereby given all whom IT concern show
'h gu ar 1St 81 q f r. Gsart,
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
De
A TTENDW Que Eli3abeth Kendlg, we've
Dc kfsa Resn d
FL ss ss" 'Sa
aqsIss re DC sfs "a Jsa ''o Ia a's petition
ol6lo J. L. KELLY, Depu'e arenier:
SECOND pIsrnlor oouRr SUCCESSION OF HENRY 7.
w IL RI'i1ni David i las petit
% II 81 on
Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern, show
within ten days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
Sh sp dr not be sf g ;bs tnnrt
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
9E
que 1ay,d .a s a,. - Pre-.
dAdmnration la Succession de feu Henry T. Briggs de-
tons
se2s ocl J. L. KELLY. Deputs Grefier.
srcosg Ds5nIo. oouHr} sUoSGGssIoN or !omss.
WHEKEs,s JOIN, f. Allison ms i e n :.
the a the on ct on the
Notice hereby given 70 all to whom may to show
sh 81 ar qS be os S sne oeart.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Pc
1 ESsI5'iJ 9"s H. alison presente
mnsirstOn succession de eu John Mosby, decede in
lie present donnie tous celia
davor deda, sons dix ours les rasons pour esquees il
Par ordre de Ia Cour ruv NJ.
E1$e aE!s, ON
'''fSsS$S HSss.i,..ns
RogsN;
ANsss1sSis s3as
A''szFHf Ssissg,
MINES,
ST. ST s, Hs5Hss
:. TARBEs
ss4ax S;sS1,
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sreosP n ps9 oIsan
WHEREAS Elizabeth Kentiig, widow OF
w Benjamin Kendig has pettioned the for Letters
Administration the estate Of The late Benjamin Kendig
deceased inestate-
Notice hereby given all whom concern show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be- granted.
By order Of the Court
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WANTED,
REMOVALS.

ID EIuVAI1-CLAPP. MITCHELL 4 JACK have
II moved from 81 and 81 Grayer street. No. IS
Naszne street and No T. Bank Place. where they are
Goods to which they invite the attention of buyers seO In
REMOVAL COLEMAN, BR1TToN d WRITER'S
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VuLOANlzED RUBBER BELT1NG. PACK
ING, HOSE. etc., etc.
Bramhill & Campbell. -.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.
Warehouse No. 100 William street, New York
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobber etc. that
they have constantly hand assortment of all the above
mentioned goods together with such others are in use for
every mechanical purpose.
ASpeci orders any goods which not kept on hand
will receive our prompt attention.
A goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which obtained upon application By addressing a
above iylS SIN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ElRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First District Pound on Dryades street. between
liza and Girod streets, estray-
One gray horse, about l6 hands high blind the eye
white spot the
Which not claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold AT public auction, at said depot,
MONDAY, October 10, 1882 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October 3. 1853.
G. o. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October g. 1885,
HENRY DUREL
For Comptroller
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From WsaAingson...The Central Assert.
can oaDtiO1..sThe Presidents kys,s =
= ~aeraa Opened.
l1esgrapas cou-lpsadsnes Of ciaeinnati saea.l
e NAsnIAoruS, April 1.
Theintelligenee BY the Northern Light,
from Cenfral America, coufrming preyi-
oss reports, and furnishing new develop.
meIts, completely as,ounds the Presi,
dent, who at last begins to realise the de-
cep,ions which have been practiced upon
him, and the weakness into which he
WAS betrayed. tslFU#r
lsis new evident th.t England and
france have eo-operated throughout,
to expel US FROM Nicaragua, aud tina,
Ousely dupei the Prssiden, into full
disclosure Of all his policy, by which
their plans were contaminated.
A meeting Of the Cabinet is now in ses.
sion, in regard to the &c ,truc,ion Of Amer.
can property in Nicaragua, and probably
additional ships will be ordered to both
ends Of the I-thmus Transit, to furnish
Protection to passengers, Other meas
ure> would likewise be adopted, but Blu
chanans nerves are not suited to any cri
al,