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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

New GooDs.-Tuthill & Sturgis are
now receiving large supply of new goods, for the
fall and winter trade. Their stock embraces every
thing usually kept in first class dry goods store.
Give them call
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

STATE FAIRS FOR lS59.-Illinois,
Freeport, September SO.
Vermont, Burlington, September 1916.
Kentucky, Lexington. September 1917.
Michigan, Detroit, October Al.
Ohio, GAINESVILLE, September 2o-2s.
Indiana, New Albany. September $3.50.
Iowa. Oskaloosa, September $3.50,
Maine, Augusta, September 1916.
New York. Albany, October At.
Canada West, Kingston, September 1870.
COUNTY FAIRS FOR 1859.
Cass County, Cassapolis, September 21-92.
Macomb, Utica, October 1912. s-----,
-Lenawee, Adrian, October 5-6.
Oakland, Pontiac, October 1918.
st. Joseph, Centerville, September $3.50.
Genesee, Flint, September 2s-2s.
Allegan, Allegan, September s-29.
jackson, Jackson, September $3.50.
Kent, Grand Rapids. September $3.50.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
JUST PUBLISHED.
I II A L Y
AND THE WAR OF 1859.

GIVING history of the causes of the War,
VI with Biographical sketches and finely en-
graved Portraits of its Heroes, together with the
tro Magenta; etc. etc. and Maps of Italy, Austria,
and all the adjacent Countries, by
MADAME JULIE DE MARGUERITTES,
With an introduction by DIR. r. SHELTON MAC
KENZiE, handsomely bound in one volume, l2mo
cloth, price sl.25. And published by G. G.. EVANS,
439, CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
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CIRcU1r CoURT.-The September
Term of the Circuit Court for the County o. Cass,
will commence on Monday, September 18th, 1859,
Of the Court House, in the village of Cassapolis
There is considerable criminal business to be dis
posed of during this term The Sheriff has furn-
tshed us list of the Jurors as follows:
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"ITALY AND THE W AR OF 1S59"-This handsome
volume, written by Madame Julie de Marguerittes,
and suitably illustrated with Maps and Portraits
has just been published by G. g. Evans the original
Gift Book Publisher) OF Philadelphia, at the low
price of $125 and as we'll timed as it is well ex-
ecuted. The design is to show Italy in her PAST
and PRESENT, so that the reader may understand
on what grounds she bases her expectancy of a
glorious Future with this view the author, who has
Travelled largely through Europe. and has resided
for considerable period in Milan, with visits to
the other great cities of Italy, describes places with
which she is acquainted. and personages whom she
intimately knew. The statistics of the various
States now engaged in hostilities, are given with
biographical sketches of the Sovereigns generally
and Statesmen, whom the war has thrown into
prominency. A great deal of personal anecdote is
introduced, which very much adds to the spirit and
acceptability of the work. The causes of the war
are fully and fairly developed and there is appen-
ded authentic account of the itself up to the
present time, including the official reports of the
various battles, and the chivalrous exploits OF
General Garribaldi, the gallant Guerrilla leader.
We notice that in an introduction to the work. Dr.
r. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary and Foreign Editor
of The Press" (Philadelphia) very warmly eulo
gizes its designs and execution.
A copy of the Book and handsome present, will
be sent by mall postpaid, upon receptof sl25 fol
the book, and II cents for postage. 1E
| A new Classified Catalogue of Books and Gifts
with inducements to Agents, will be sent free OF
application. Address G. G. EVANS.
439 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa
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:@ Award has received another
supply of late papers and magazines, at his News
Rooms, in the Denison Block.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25
ALBANY COLLEGE
OF HEALTH. ~
ESTABLISHED 1888.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.

a-f[
rTNHIS remarkable American remedy is carving
i the scor7d by storm. Over five millions of box
es are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flow
ers Roots Basams and extracts, their effect on the
human system is pleasant, satisfactory and sue
oessful Acting directly on the blood, glands,
solids and fluids of the body, their use is attended
with the happiest effect. In sudden attacks of dis
ease one or two doses always cures. In old stand
ing cases of Sickness small doses-repeated fire.
quently-so cleanse the system. that good health
is the result No change in employment or diet is
necessary. They never cause sore mouths swelled
joints, aching limbs, etc., as do many other kinds.
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or the
price will be refunded. They are considered
cheaper safer, pretter and in all respects superior
to any purgative pill in the aoorld The dis
covery of coating pill with sugar emanated with
DIR. Herrick All others are counterfeits, and if
used, will do harm and disappoint the sick. Her
large sheet of directions and sell for IS cents per
box boxes for 81.
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Persons receiving the Rpa6lican with the above
mark set opposite their name, win know that the
term for which they have subscribed has expired
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Information Wanted.

" ELiHU SHU and GEORGE $. BISHOP.
" They, were both formerly residents of this
village. Shu is supposed to be some where in
indiana, and bishop when last heard from was in
Decatur, Van Buren, Co., Mich ANY information
In regard to their whereabouts will be thankfully
received oy the undersigned at Dowagiac
"a II this should come to the notice of either
advantage by addressing the subscriber mmed;.
ately. JOHN + HOYT
Dowagiae, June 18th, 1859. inis-sm9
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u. huQICSS Ill OTQcfS 20
FLEMING BROS. Pfftsbuffh, Pa.
PITTsBuRcH, Pa:

PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from othess
than Fleming Bros, viii do well 70 write their 0rde8
distinctly, and take bat Dr. RLes<x prepared ~
Fleming Bros PHsbWyh Fh. 10 those Wishing to give
part of the United etes box Of Pills for twelve
threecent postage stamps vial Of Fermifuge Gw
fourteen threeeent stamps All orders from Canada muG&
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
Sold in Dowagiac by all the Druggists and by
Druggists everywhere. 37yl
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.NesU Orleans
COMMERCIAL READING ROOMS

COMMERCIAL READING ROOMS,
Now closed account Of REPAIRS will be reopened on TUES
DAY MORNING, November LIST and the Underlined deous
Of carrying tho Reading Rooms in style sted to the views
Of the mercantile community and all who may wish to enjoy
comfortable place Of resort pass away few leisure hours
quest subscribers to forward and register their
that he be enabled to the views Of the public
Clerks Of establishments subscribing will have free admission
to the rooms, and arc always desirable visitors.
Captains OF Steamships Pu.ers Masters Of Sea going Vessels
and Captains Of Steamboats,, particularly invited whit The
Rooms
All Subscribers have the privilege Of introducing their friends
residents Of the city, and cards will furnished
that purpose
The Rooms will positively DO kept open another year.
F. w. COELER,
90 2p3t Proprietor
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FREDERICK RuRKLE.
Notice to the Public.


VtOttCe to the Public.
comments being made in one Of our city papers in regard to
our moVe IN Offering Tor sale our common aud bense street
line OF omnbusse and In the event its not being sold to with
draw aid line aer the lah Of November induces us 10 eeFe
mat the cause for the above action on our part IN but little nnae
stood by the writer of said article and perhaps also by Inc pun
c and particularly that portion who live or own property III
the vicinity Of said line, and by 1t are accommodated
fore in Justice to the public as well as to we 1t
our duty to state that tile true causes mat nave hanced u.s. very
reluctantly to adopt the course We have In ms ana 10
which will be necessary to refer pack ana gave SNORT
Of some of the omnibus lines ha nave eee IN '
last eight or nine years during 'he ' Acn " nave '''Ap
shed three lines In connection win nesS's mart ii'
Colour lines on our own aecou" an" p''en' % va" Wv.
Bayou Road ine) from Mesrs Rodriguez co' some Oh aa
lines have paid and some nave NOT pad. among inc e "'
Common and isenrie streets, on "h'ch ios' n'" o "
tanned, owing In part 10 scarcity Oh ''sSe "a ps"p
greater part to tile bad condition oil the Streets ~n'eh IN ae
at times have been necessary 70 apn
don poro of the route and there appears to be no better pros
pect in the uiurc' 80 lar ~ 'ne hee's arc eoheeo' e
travel however Is on he Increase aha hucn Improvement mas
been made in that portion oil the city since sah ne mas Deen e
tabsaied
Our haai' street line after running or TWO years. of want Oh
support we were compelled 10 Withdraw VIC might mention
one or two other lines quite similar to the ABOVE ou deem
unnecessary
After reading the above the pubic VIII very naturally AK
why we run 'hose hhes 'hey are All Inc Time losing
Our not that VIC arc NO liberal as to Voluntarily work
for the public at loss Tor We lay claim to no snch
pie acts but tho esson is this we supposed sad lines would
time become valuable we still think 49, mot excepting even
common ana i'eh'ie sdee't' pfoV'dea o'he' '' Vi convey
ance do not 'upercehe them and inc aoes NOT nea
justly with them Therefore, entertaining mat OPINION ana
having all the lines beo" oea street. except bayou t'oaa
(which we have since parehased ons OF winch INES we con
sded valuable hho us desoa to anord reasonable accom-
mediation to the whole of the aforesaid District could we 90 so
without too great los Hence there being "a we nave oe'oe
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To the President and the Chamber of Commerce of
New Orleans:
Gentlemen undersigned learning there runor
purport that petition in circulation asking
your body establish uniform of IL lbs bale all
ironbound cotton, would respectfully represent
That the anconng such act part would In this
age Of improvement be considered stain the bright
aeca escucheon of New Orleans which OF fair and
right dealings would scarcely eGace from it,
In the fact that the carrying interests which
represent would materially protected by the adoption Of
material for binding eoons and of saving to
the South millions annually annhiated,
would therefore ask that should said petition before
you that refuse take favorable notice OF
allow be published the world that leave the in
Of commerce untramme!ed by your actions
We would further ask that immediate attention be given the
subject prevent the impression going abroad that New
Orleans trying adopt arbitrary in this
Isigaedl c. B. CHURCH,
Memphis Packet Co.
E.. ]. BOOKER,
Memphis and New Orleans Trade.
j. j. RAWLINS,
Memphis Packet Co.
ROBERTSON TOPP,
President n. and Ohio Railroad.
A. R. IRWIN,
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Line.
"-. SAML. TATE,
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.
7. W. IRWIN,
Agent Miss and Tenn. Railroad.
FRANK WICKs,
Steamer Dan Boone.
7. P. feathers,
Steamer Natches-
JIM. WHITE,
Steamer veksbms.
G. G. WAYNE,
oaS zp6t Agt. n. o. Cairo ST. Louis Packet Line.
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n Card.

Tho undersigned bes bis sincere thanks 10 the VIC
liant FIRE COMPANY No. g. and the Fire Depart ment
generally for their valuable rendered fire on the
evening of Saturday October 20 in saving his property
the deyouring element.
o3l 2plts FREDERICK RJIRKIE
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n Card.

hereby beg leave to return sincere thanks Messrs.
PEET, sIMMS CO. for their kind Of Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars which they pleased tender to
this Company
]. LEIDNER,
o3l 2p2t Foreman Volunteer Fire Engine Go. No. /.
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LATER INTELLIGENCE FROM JAPAN
~re,ssr.ph,s also on ssee-a r.ss...
fsr rHx sArrosAL r1sEI

u. b
ouEsEc, Get. 3o.-The Steamship Novs scosias
has arrived at this port with the European mails Of
the 10Th instant, which contain some items Of IN
terest in addition to the summary telegsphed
from Farther Point on Saturday.
The conclusion Of peace at Zurich was the alb
sorbing topic IN political circles IN England Is wen
az on the continent
The London Morning Post, the organ Of Lord
ramerston, IN an article evidently Of semfomcisl
itself upon the Italian question
terms. 80 = = - -
| The Post says that although peace seems q have
been settled ~ the recent sct q he plenipotentr
have only heaped up materials for fresh
and that England will not take part ID any conaress
Of the Great Powers, unless such conere1 declases
az it's first principle the recognition n t riVht ri
the people of the Romagna and Of Tuscany & van
the people Of Parma and Modena " se3ect tKeir
| own form of government and to choose their sVn
rulers.
The Post concludes by announcing that DE frst
cannon fired for the purpose Of imposing spsn
these States any other rulers than those of tSek
choice will be the signal for Is deadly copfet =
the late war in Italy, in which England viii " ~
idle spectator. 8s
This article is considered a. plainly foreshadoW-
ing the policy which has been determined on "
the Government and has created much attention.
1t is again stated that the American Minister, M.
Ward, expects to be able to send home the ratified
Chinese treaty by the next overland mail.
The Russians apparently have : perfect under
standing with the Chinese authorities, and are
gaining influence with the Emperor.
Adyices from Shanghai state The recent disturb
ances which had occurred, growing ont Of the re-
opening Of the war and the consequent hostile
feeling excited against the English and Preach had
been quelled, and order has again been re-estab-
| lished.
Those officers Of the British navy. who lost their
ships at the mouth Of the Pieho have been tried
| by court martial and acquitted.
| kArsro r,n ts,x
tiations for peace between the French Ad1iFal ~
the authorities Of Cochin China, had 10 far pro-
gressed that upon the announcement Of the recent
defeat Of the allies at the mouth Of the Peih0 ne
Admiral was able to send . large reinforcement q
| troops and gun boats to Canton.
| Later advices have been received from Japan,
| which state that the British Consul had made ~
progress in his negotiations with the Japanese -
thorities, in relation to the question Of currency
and that, consequently trade with that country Va
| still very limited.
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Steamboat 9tparturss Gbis 4ag.

.aDRIATIC. Rider FY l
,,s ss-Hsw Orls.n. and Mobile Mall Line mo-
L S 9
N 6 y i: TSksS
az q Z, ]; sATaRD14 .. z =. o'clock
es. s.es n s.rssse 4.
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y s. ss s on i
please .sna 4 The R.ssasa aon ss ~
OIL 8 ------------- R GEDDEs, Agent
syThe ship Wnliam singer, from new
T. No. .rs saas.s her a,s I,
s. 81 aEo. W HSSsoS ) s. 90, 49,. Y.
sy-Notiee- The ship Carlyle, Capt. sfmp-
son. from Liverpool being IN distress, The Gossnmens has
- SAID e ZIP afss asa Ss
@.ss s4 4 rs z
nous '"' attend ssF dass s f's' g v s
i.; Sep9a !; =. Pr. q Third D
their gods on the vee No allowed after the goods
50 cAMxACK CONVERSE, IS c.rondele. st.
ns sR sv e ;s 4 .ss.e.p e. s.ss !: ss
Of Their god: the Levee No eoDerase allowed after the
80 arc of''ss cSanAck CONVERSE IS carepdelst It,
~. ...,.- 60. .. .-.-.-,- - -.
from Pnhi,a;asph. ]. now di,shang her Post
All on s e ss . & hr
s es IT, the k and Of The owners thereof Noeoo
s's allowed after the s'ss ;oS Il e
.s-c...,.--.---.,- .-,,---.-- =.
tt d:ssaa1 ssi
s. y
y owners thereof $ JONES co. .. er.,tsr street,
- !E.. ss.ss a! s ~
% GRO " HYssos Co C, - = c.ass 1 ...s.:
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PARTICULAR NOTICES..
~ T.;@ .s:; =; = -
ss-Order No. 23nThe Washin It Attn.
gi,:s s
review " spp " AA''' " 4"''y '"'pe''''n '"o
re Brigade line will be formed o'clock p NJ ,heresos
Sy order OF Jp. WALTON c.,,.,n
II NJ lsAAcsos. First Sergeant o3l :.
m...,. Il p., Fire cepmpaay No. sThe
monthly meeting MONDAY EVENING, the 3Ist inst At
e2s St G. Fl. BRAUGHN, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING CoxrAsr.2
LetTh. NsG m 1,sss. os. 4 iss
- o IN, K2k s?sfs
New Orleans, Oct. ie, isas )
vii rlSnN n III anu mP0SSsee,ro H. ~: >:
issue from the principal Office 1t Marshall Texas
| to purchasers thereof j. FOWLkEs, President.
OFFICE OF AGENCY or Ra n,on: Goss9 9s. ST.
hsrln accordanee with the abovs, am
| OIL II H. S FULkERsoN, AGENT
rs. =. n. Angel os Visiting Comnistes-R Re.ksy, J.
hePsate, N H. Carpenter.
| -
MATES, No !, meets on The FOURTH THURSDAY q
Fellows Hall First District;
M. n. G. NJ; F. l. Nicomede III. c.. Of the W.
jose Rico Captain Of The Guards william Trefod, Con
eoco. Gaas neeoe. .ye- ree- Aonson sen.ne.. .elz
- AMueyAsADlG cIlGnUn SOHm1 muery 0
THIRD FRIDAY month the Hall of Perseverance,
| District.
c y. hGhand, r., commandeF F. H. Knapp
Prelae Juan Jose Rico Senior Warden William Trelford
Junior Warden Cologne Treasurer Francois Meilleur
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@ DIR. Boards EYE INFIRMARY,
~ No. IS LAFAYETTE Gate Hevia) STREET,
Between Baronne Carondelet, New Orleans
This Institution open for the reception Of affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is new-the Rooms large and airy Every
attention will be paid to the comfort of patients
ns- Wards devoted the treatment of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
Eg-A competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS
Whites ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes.
M Oper atoms charged extra.
HB- Eyes, of the mandatory of Bossonneau of
Paris may be obtained at the Infrmary. se2s ly&W
NOTICE-MR. FREDERIC b. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day. and holds full power OF Attor
before james Graham Notary Public Of
this city.
JULIAN NEVILLE h CO.. Auctioneers.
New Orleans July "A. 1850 jyl5 6n
NJ AlLS3o kegs Nails assorted sizes and best brands for
~ sale by KEARNY, BLOIS CO.,
ol9 81 Magazine street.
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OppositiO,a State Ticket.
PoR GOVERNOR
THOs. j. WELLS, of Rapides.
FOR MISREPRESENTATION,
Hon. JOHN RAY, Of Ouachita.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
THOs. J. DURANT, Of Orleans.
FOE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
THOMAS c. ANDERSON, of St. Landry.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, of e. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. e. w. BLAKE, of Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
r. H. CUNY, of Catahoula.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
FIRST DISTRICT,
DIR. PHILIP YEIsER, of Orleans.
IL. II. Tyler.
lN CANAL. sT.......................N NEW ORLEANS.
Dealer in
4 l.
u EEVv n Il E Y,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Manufactures Order
Silverware and Je~elry.
DIAMONDS RESET, WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEwELRY
REPAIRED. jc6 2ptf
Boots, Shoes and Br0ga,as,
AT WHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchine BOOTS, Russe
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican PALM Leaf and Csmpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO.,
No. TO- Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of silk
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghon, Straw Palm Loaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iy13 Int stract
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. I
Arsenal Girod street. Oct q 1859.
1srOrder No. 23-The Washington ArtiI-
ey hereby ordered parade their ArseaA THURS
DAY NEXT November 3D. at o'clock P. NJ precisely fully
armed and equipped Infantry for quarterly inspection
review.
The Brigade line will be formed az o'clock NJ therefor
punctual attendance is necessary the hour named.
BY order Of
j. B. WALTON, Captain
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.4lbe,'ts0n 8 Nudge,
-AGRKrs FOR rns SALE or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLs, sHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
MACHINERY FOR MILL AND PLANTATION USE,
Also Agents for tho sale Of
Clemens, Brown & Co.'s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS,
Bates PATENT STEAM GAUGES,
No. s UNION STREET,
Between St. Charles and Cerondelet streets.
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Copper.
20 cases 1o "a and 80 in Roofing, by TO- IL and LIB.
500 sheets Braziers' Copper, IA to l25lb. q
5000 do Bolt Copper, X to II in.
For sale by JOHN D. Rein 4 SON. as
80 and 81 Camp stresA
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Ladies'!
MIR. AND Mrs. TROUBLE,
Having returned from PARIS with SPLENDID STOCK
NOVELTIES,
win DO ready for the inspection of their patrons and Ladies
generally,
KoEDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1859.
As-Au Goods marked in plain figures
A. TROUBLE,
6s Date ~ Royal street,
OF zpst Between Bienvlle and Cont streets-
Champagne.
Mr. A. TROUBLE Agent the sale of orders
for eur WINK.
FIX. BARRIE CO., Reln,s,
A. TROUBLE,
AGENT FOR
F. BARRIE s. CO.'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE
WINES,
IS aats 10 ROYAL STREET,
o24 2pl5t New Orleans.
Gold Medal
GENUINE JoUvIN GLOVES,
At as Cents a Pair!
received via New York Gloves
ufactory of Jouvin & Co., Paris
LADIES' UNGLAZED. .....,.. at rs cents pair
GENTLEMEN'S at 81 a pair.
The above called Sweden Gloves
presy for house by the celebrated firm of Jouyn Co.,
Paris Also received large and complete
Co.'s KID GLOVES of all sizes and coors, for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
LION & PINSARD,
o2 2ptf "a and Sc Rova street, corner Bienvle
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boat spikes.
Landing ship Harriet, 200 kegs to In Boat Spikes
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN SON,
SO and 81 Camp szssA
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Horse and Mule Shoes.
100 kegs best quality Nos. l, 2 and s. for sale BY
JOHN D. BEIN SON.
% and 81 Camp sssaA
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VIJANTED-A GARDNER TO GO TEN MILES IN
w the countyone who understands raising vegetables in
this climate. Call IS St Charles street Liberal wages
given o5l IL
NIOTICE-J II. BASS HAS REMOVED TO ll6 CON-
N mon street, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel o5l u
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800 sheets Swifts Boiler Iron, x In.
ITS do Abbotts do do Kim.
600 do Hilman Brothers Best Premium.
For sale by JOHN D. BEN SON,
50 md 81 Caupu stranA
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Southern
CLOTHING TABIISIINIENT.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Wholesale a.1ad Retail =!
NEW STORES! NEW Go0DS!!
LOW PRICES:
PARIS. LONDON AND NEW YORK FASHIONS!
e. w. LY q NJ e,
Nos O. . AND 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, CORNER or
COMMON,
Jua received per Steamers Of the Largest and
mos, Magnificent stocks of
fAsHION ABLE
Fall and Winter Clothing
EYER BR0UGHT 10 THE SOUTH,
Manufactured especially for the New Orleans and Southern
trades, which. for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP
and CHEArNEss Is NOT SURPASSED.
Goods divided three departments, but a" under enc
general view.
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES sTREET-FOR BOYS AND
YOUTHS CLOTHING
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES STREET-fOR MEMS
CLOTHING.
STORE No. 30 ST. CHARLES STREET-FoR FURNISH
ING GOODS.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
supcr French Cloth Dress BLACK and Blue.
f.. French FrOck
CLARET and GREEN
:. OLIVE BROWN and DAHIIA.
English Of sane, BLACK and COLD.