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Tru stoe,u sale.
McCRARY L BRUCE,
85o-d Att'ys for Plt'6s.

DUBLIC NOTICE Ii hereby given that on 6atur-
i day the 18th day Of June next, will sell 1t
public sale In front Of the banking house Of VIM.
Thompson Co, in the city Of Ksokuk, Leo county,
half 81 lot nine (0), block enc hundred and six
llo6l Of said city, IS feet front Aain-st., and
lao feet deep.
The above sale ID made BY virtue Of Deed Of
Trust from Thomas Bruce to m !, for the purpose
Of securing the raym snt Of promiss0ry note maae
BY James 4 Bruce TO 6rinnell Jenkins for the sum
of t133l -, and said Deed of Trust provides that
The property may b redeemed from the sale to BE-
made BY me BY paying the above debt and ten per
cent. interest, Ct any time within ono year sitter
sale. The sale will be for cash. and deed will be
made to the purchaser.
JOHN W. RANKIN, Trustee.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER e CO.

10 w ELL N A6Ss
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., keokuk.
J. u. kEED & CO., Chicago,
BARNARD l. Co., St Louis,
SURE, ECkSTEIN Il CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
myl6lHwIy
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SURE, ECkSTEIN Il CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
myl6dAwly
IN KEGS pRUNEs,
IN Bxs. CASTLE SOAP,
/ 4 CASES OLIVE OIL.
: BIS cLanEr,
|12 TRAILS DATES.
( Bills. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS,
9 Bills. fILBERTs.
4 BBLs. ENGLISH wALNUTs,
9 bells. pEcAys,
9 Bills, BRAZIL NUTS,
D CASKS zANTE cURRANTs,
/ casK BATH BRICK,
1 cAsK SAL. SODA,
CASE INDIGO,
/ CASE SurMEas.
We are just receiving the above invoice OF goods
direct from i'm p0rters In New York and offer them
for sale AUoa LOWER than the regular grocery trade
KELLOGG 4 HiRdK,
Mayl3-d No. IS Main-st
TX AHDS. SUGAR,
o. 1BIs. Plantation and 8. II. AoLAss1s,
lOOsAas COFFEE,
s RAGS PEPPER,
Inn Ibis. FLOUR,
275 SACKS FLOUR,
m BOXES SOAP.
Now ON hand and receiving and for sale low by
KELLOGG BTRGE,
Mayi3d No, SO Main-at.
(SANDLEs--25 hxs., Star and N odd, Tor saIe 81
~ my6 KELLOGG BIN9H
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Lin seed Ofl.
/ CA6K prime ESglisk, Tor ssh Inv By
! A. J. WILKIN6ON,3
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
ny74d No. IS Main-street.
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NOT ICE.

March ~, 1859 DIV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

DIFFICULTIES ExPEREScED ny LADIES IN
TRAvELISd.-ln no circumstances Of life is
common sense a more valuable possession than
in the vcxations, difficulties and per,ls Of travel
ing. a woman blessed with this eStimable
quality may travel alone for thousands Of miles,
with perfect comfort and ease of mind On the
contrary, the weak minded and timid female is
4 trial to her fellow travellers, to porters CARR.
age drivers and all the various attendants at the
railway stations and other places. 4 woman
who will not think cooly or Subduc her fretrul.
ness is in danger il she goes only ten miles from
home, even though in company, and keeps her
friends in continual discomfort She is never
ready when the time for the train to start is at
hand and At least hurried along, tormented by a
vain apprehension that she has LETT some inpor.
tant matter unaccompliShed or some article be.
hind. She shrielSS il q tunnel, and Gets into a
nervous furry at the sound OF the whistle. She
can never find her ticket when it is required;
and when sne alightS she discovers that she has
leRher shawl, or her parasol or her book in the
car' II such woman sets out tn travel alone,
she is inevitably LEFT either standing on the plat.
form when the train starts, locking for her bag
gage which has already gone ahead, or she is
carried tif in car where she has in her trepida.
ton taken her seat, but which is going in the
wrong direction. \ nationally behaving woman,
when about leaving home, endeavors in the first
lplacc, TO concentrate all her travelling incum.
braneeS as much as possible, and then makes
herself as much at ease as possible, under all
circumstances Of quiet hustle around her
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Tut sfn % sheppard uufrll lttslt dar dissolved
l ~ mttntl ceussnt. We tusiret ~ che tra -
settled bs D. d NhHnYAHi thFfa Iuitslta tht Etr ara
'a'l1s stsasats asalasi as s Prs,s pssttp ltt tT
',itior.Hi D. SHEPARD,
strLlah, ,isS .IAs nORGAN
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INKSl INKS

DuTLERS IMPROVED MgRCAS1lLr RECORD and
- CopyinH EXCELSIOR FLCiD fSkS. Manufactured
~ James J. bau-r Agent, No 80 NIae S. * flgarr,
South Of Burnrt lloutc, Cincinnati, q.
TO tha WtiTing C"adraffI " tsAra4t, isa uoIt kstF
Haa fanficgtAHLT.A CARu.-tivuusTlgns tgerv bottle
81 AFnllis Eusikh Iud that yOu consume costs you
snly per cent more han Bal 70 Etctl.i0r RrrOti
Ahdianobr,ttr, ~ a. good EArLisirpS EyCrys1 called
Quart Bottle " Afno a., holds tacuy per cent les. iht
aud 10 ret lti GitY pfr cent yayF Than nine ahth d,
worth saving, parcuaty shsn he quality a warranted
rquai al our leading sAt1byrsv supply YOU bottle
sn The same terms. hssl d1IGg y11 ur snstAin HONE
MANUFACTURE and be- uissr Il u1t batter etf-ns; AZ
least sFcaf lyyrt o cuugtry and It. cherished
Trf1sA u y0i thut ae' The time not far d tAht When
~ Amvrrau Tag shah not hottie of Arnodi
Esssh NuId beloved Cnlon Aal save your pur.e
=. usl. JAMES J BUTLER Agent
g,r sale b' Payne o. and J. Q. ott, wheeling,
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An those knowing themselves Indebted to the hrm will
pcsc call anil settle their accounts for the present YEAR
dvctN-y REED KRAFT, No. stMNr 81.
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p. c. HlL0aETH & BRo.,
MANURACTUEERS AGENCY,
NO. 90 MAIN STREET,
Wheeltnn, Va,
HOLIDAY BOOKS. 20.

~ NOW OFENlN4 one pfu he --LATEST ald most eafs.
faHJ ssis-isi ltf u Baltt P,rtfs4t Aib1ns wfuav
Dsta A. 'atsbs 10 iisitg tTc,snii svsr brought 10
- eJ b'sstr'afnf h pdsfirs sas psnay - tssntT-
I've d1laft, Aanf she uaJ BE- fNgnd aimsst az t- P8-
-, defaniy s9a1i; F,st Pssnii Poets N he i9h
csutufr, "i,a doas" "Lsty of he Ltks /" "gfays Es-
~" Ctmps'lfs "Psstnfes " ii1p- % "saIisfs Teaf"
Ms litls's eslsbritsi "Wonan." elegantly b1uai A..
V1Hplt annua aHgns t7ss V'u vii dnd Goodnsht ''Wo,
men ai h-auy and cfssm" eiHtAiuhr ~ bsaatfal en-.
CAVIAR, ietsks PsJcisfy, "fFvisrcs tb- Afr
y chytfs,' "tlf wAsf Raslsh anI his times" LIE of
hllsnd bitrf "iishl OftIas n.Ecf1hs Wti r5 tiggh
Mnffa Naftt, t1u'frpn't Esrm8ns, "Aui1ctat Of ttr
hrsa.ia't rass" "C3art,hlp o. Misi stAaIlh," a o.
L4nFisllsHa Wdrkf
JUVENILE WORKS --0i ts,e sshavs greater VARIETY
htn evsr bgiire plf up In ishrrs b. tbs single copy
hsts ! u9lld nrnuah, "Mua,gr.hg Chidfcn," "Kyunsif
AMI liash" "rtpfy af Dtfag Nriy," thc "GAnt Kusf"
Ani a of l. q ~ Books, rarisy Books "a viii and
WAI, Ala bolss, hat ssrirs Lsafnlar 70 Tbink, TaiE
and Act Al CaiaTei t15t " aimof every dsfsfipton
ilils, Gfsvy's Amcr.1An Tfast so'isiy. pfoihygfar
And - taodit AimAHArF.
Hack 0amnon Elsfds Chesf Men and Boards aimost
evsFg itls md qualify ~ stationery. Uail nd make y0uf
SELECTIONS before the atsgfiatng is bfoscr.
JAj G ORR,
dscit doors Sorsh " ~. An BANK,
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NTE have just received fresh supply Of Drugs and
w Medicines, selected wlih care, Tor our Prescriptions
and Retail trade. Also alArSc assortment Of articles for
he toilet, among which are TIE latest sylrS Of Extracts
Prtamerics and SONpN also Flesh, Cloth Hair and Tooth
brushes In great variety. Ia addition 70 the Above We
keep constantly on hAnl god artier ot Coal OIL and
Lamps In short, erySy article KEEP, in we'll furnished
Drug Store. REED 1 KRAFT.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. q
MNNLISAl.l. N NErAII..

I sisrFAku SO t'I Nt.H s., 90 n0I ri tuItn, I'll
- C9Huuls O. tefg on hsHi itfn aHf reHrigis A..
.lriueli % ~ afuti5, Do tii ah,, aHsi % lsy.s spi
itHu.rtHs SaiIlHs no. EHl ,.tst NsFArst, frtnls,
Naltfs, tafpri Htrs satgsr C'strs hsurs Ntiia, -
iuHHaI rl5rlu.F gsN ailHlHH a. fF siolt aH4 tfust
by frg au.nfau srl PTsaGtu.ss Do u.fta cotiunsu,s
% Hr rIti'r Haif1raar
Att..l' q, tyuaIras Tfgupiy laly. "a b " ~'f
HarrtU n snTpFAHp,
s.l.H ifi Nslu A..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

The whaugdOOdlc Ter N0Tcinber Nowhercl
1IAvtNG Just received bg ENrrsSi very large a,1nr.
IL msntot all siTlss OF CLOAES much superior any
hs7 by this se,oal eaS s0rra town also and entirely
STYLE OF Chsnill S1NNli-LA ls particularly nV.
ted u sye elrly call As all Of then will bs sold
trene Low f1reA al No, % Main street. CeuTe Wheel
Ing. tunVSl JOHN RQEMER.
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Standard Readinr
j, BOON M'lURE,

ATToRN Ely AT LAW,
Wherllag. Va,
OFFICE WORTH ST COGyEG or NOHROH AND
F0UGTHSTS, OPPOSITE THE 90 USE
NIB VIII Ihs s.yrrAl Courts Of this and The
nelsbbar eotntes Particular attention VIII be ElTsp 70
hsesl 's,Se 81 SlAlNI. asv9e;iIdAaHS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
HATS AND CAPS.
S. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CORNER aAIN 4 UNION STREETS.

NTTEhaYe on hand and are receiving iAiy,a large and
w complete aasornent of Hais aud Caps, embrAeiu:
every variety Of STYLE and price. And 10 view o! the n.
oreailnf deAnd Tor rst class goods have pah pat
tealar ateYton TO the getting % i1ch expressly
adapted 10 The wants of cuatomef. Der Fenen
viii Eastern houses such that enabled 10 tr,h
chs laelsYlca ot Hats and Caps Introduced
And pFOmse HAT the newest aud most beautiful
aortments we'll ~ the br, plae Of every pon
are 10 be found Atnar establishment.
Tho puho are respectfully Invited to call and examine
SuIHookaSWe Nillspare 20 pansto Eve curs
deep +. HARPER BRO.
GREAT ATTRA TON!
TNHE citizens Of Wheeling and surrouniins county and
the LNies In pAFtilar, respectfully rrqurstsi to
VlsV The GREAT ASSORTMENT nH nay GOODS offered
At the Cheap Cash store, i3I Maa ST., consisting Of
ths latest styleIof
RAGLASS,
GLOAKS,
SulwLs,
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which plsdE, uy,i to sell rs CsuiS S,ioS regular
rless,
Jutt received per Express from New YORK AIArgc Aiort
ment oF superior RAGLANs, made amer The latest Paris
styles and Manufactured eIpre' for New York city trade,
together with great variety Of other CoAk Of all styles
and pattern which viii sell below manufacturers prices
A great variety oi CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SiiAwLS, at great bargains.
AlArr assortment of FuRS, such ~, Sable Mink, Stone
Mi,in Pitch, ,ste which sell cheaper than any other
hsue In the city, a. have them commission bat
buu;ht them Tor Cash ! will sell quality Fitch Furs,
such sold last ytAr for go, Tor ti9H sett.
several cases 0ffne AMI lupeThne BLANKETS, which
sell Al mAnuiactuFcr's prices
Also received about 50 pieces Of Luplnb FRENCH NE.
RINOS, all eoors aud grades, which pIel Al most any
price.
The above Goods Wll be ready fo Inspection SATUR
DAY. the 9Th " November, and uoull respectfully Invite
those In want Of Of them 10 give early call
autri all will b. aatisard with my goods and prices
noV6 ALEX. IIEYMAN, lEI Main 81.
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Kicked before he was Spufred.

Letter Rip, the amusing New Orleans corres
pondent Of the Baton Rouge Advocate, refers to
Col. Wells allusion to Slidel'sm in his letter OF
acceptance in the following neat and graceful
style;
Gen. Wells has accepted the Tyceum Hall nomi
ration, and with decided bad grace at that II
Srlkes me it would have been more dirnifed to
have omitted that uncalled for slap al SIt3ell. Mr.
SEdcll is working well and vigorously for the snc.
cess OF the State ticket and the election of MAORI
t. oil his political friends to the Legislature and he
cares but very little about Gen. Wells or his demon.
sratlon OF bad temper. He has ceased to he sen.
stiVe on that point; he has succeeded politically
Without the AID Or good wishes OF Gen W ellis, and
he would not look back from the work he ia en-.
gagged IN to bre the Generals support So this
foat OF the General ut !Slideitism NAV have been
properly Omitted in the letter OF acceptance. It
was uncaled for and unnecessary Mr.. Sii,ell
would not he baked in his undertaking by fifty Gen
vets, Tor he would turn all such opposition gently
aside and with the same ease that he would move
one OF the carved ivory pieces on It chess board.
Is his Intention to- secure the return of the DEM
otratc State ticket by IN overwhelming majority.
aid az the same time secure q reliable Democratic.
Iagority in each house Of the General Assembly.
sliicieut to sustain Democratic Governor in nil
Ee Democratic measures that may come up before
the Legislature.
fiiL ne vii have an eve en- his own recollection
70 the United States Senate il more than prolnl,,c.
ana 1t Is highly probable, TOO thai lie will be sue
cessi IN securing his return to the exalted position
Wnich he has filled with so much honor to himself
aii to the State OF Louisiana Who is better dual.
i,ied ior the position than Mr. SIidely Can Gen.
Weii' indicate any other individual with half the
Claims 10 the sedtorshipthtt Mr. S. possesses Gen.
wells has kicked before he was spurred," and
although the work that will be given him this cam.
piisn viii be short, yet it viii be sufficient. have
no doubt, TO cure that propensity of fiaqirq cut
WITH MS heels, when there is no occasion. recret
IN common with all have heard speak oft O. the
very bad taste displayed in the Mtssleman letter |
Amongst those opposing him in the city, have
heard nothins bit respectand kindness iltinlgea IN
wlien speaking oFbm, AMI sincerely reg"ct that he
has lali hnMif liable foths well-iieseryed animad-
version. Very few ever intended TO vote for INN,
bat MS bitterness has estranged many from him wfu
really ped him for thu strange transformations
vhieh prompted him to place himself in the hands
OF the Lyrenm Hall Higae
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STATE or EOUlsl1NA.

PARISH of RApIDEH
Detruy y Vilicre Va Win. II. S:lddler--Nh AK
| Rf NlRTUE ota wifi of seiztrc and saIc issn.d
~ cut Of the District Court In and for the ParsL
aud State aforesaid anu directed TO the Sber;S
t1creoi !sald writ issuing in the above recitea
caase) VIII DC exposed at public sale AZ the resi-.
ushce ofthe dsiehaaht, oh SATURDAY the 5th tl.v
OF November, 1859, bet8eenthe hours prescrihrd
by law, the following described properly. 10 wit .
certain piece or parcel OF LAND situated ly;nv
and being II the Parish Of Rapides, about sip
mlies from the town Of Alexandria. CONTAINING az
quantity OF One Hundfed and Seventy-Seyen aere.,
more or less, it being Lot No. 81, in township Nn.
anu . OF Kange No. and 2 West. with Mi liz
buildings and Improvements situated on or il an;
wise appcrtaiRg thereto, being tie same ,rt,pcr,y
purchased BY Jos. 4. Kiich from Rolipc Paris, S,
act Of OF sale duly of Record in the Office 81 ~
Parish Recorder. : -
lying and being in the Parish of Raridcs' s,.,s
aforesaid, about SIX miles from Aexa.,dris, con.
'a'h'ns the quantity OF One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less, il being the Lof 10. S. Nor,k
mango NO. West, together with MI the bnildiups
ana improvements thereon and being the sap.
property purchased by sqid Kiich from J6bn f,aa,
tfaies by act Of sale duly Of Record iii ts ofc. a.
the Recorder Of Rapidcs IA s'' .>ss' -
Seized IN the above ease to satisfy sai.iswr;f
FERNS OF SATISFIES 33-l0O. with nor e4,.
interest from June 26, 1865, OH credit &c ,xtl,s
months--thc balance Ga such terms a Is to.4. s..
two last notes. - - -4ss' Wv
sheria's Office, October sid, 1885
J. G. WISE, saasitt.
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State Of Louisiana,
w.,... ! !. Parish Of Rapidsa.

vs. No. e445.
Julius Letiti.
Rf virtue Ola writ of ia. Issued ont of the
~ District Court in and Tor the Parish, and State
aforesaid aid directed to the Sheriff thereof said
writ issuing IN the above reeited cause, will b.
exposed at
PUBLIC SALE.
at the Court House door in the town Of Als1aH
dria, on
.SATUR DAY,
the 9TH day Of November, 1853, between the houts
presefbea By law, all the right title and Interest 81
the defendant IN and To the following described
property to Nit: s.',' :.
A certain FRAME DWELLING House IA
Situated ID Squire Of ground No. ga oil tie 38l
plan Of the town of Alexandria, parish ahd Slate
, aforesaid Also the out buildings; eistern and
loose lumber, on said square Of ground.
writ 1850 -
mciIt. 81
sheriff's Office September 27th, 1854.
sep. % ptr's fec SO 50. &c. WISE, Sheriff.
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SALE OF NEnRnEs.

IN THE FIRST OF 0CTl BER NEXT my n
y house will be opened and d large supply E
OF all classes Of NEGROES offered for sale
imported from Virginia, Maryland, aud Georgia;
a.urSaris' curing the whole season, the supply
s's'i ne Kept good By the receipt Of large lotsol
the CHOICEST NEGROES to be had from Mn, tho
aoove States, Apply at 81 Baronne street, be.
tween Common and Grayier, and two squares ives,
from St. Charles Hotel. : 4 =
octi2-6m WALTER L. CAMPBELL. 4
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COPPER Steam Sugar Train.
FOR SHE At a KIRCilNl

HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
l. hvaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
copper ourblns and Thoughts, with Brass syrup
supply ooeki ! q Brass Steam Cock in each, and
8, nch Discharge Cocks in each With 8 inch Brass
"ash wives and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dehse ripe ana Condensors, all complete for the
sum OF E'ghfeen Hundred Dollars (slSD0 0o.)
Ihey are the same in every particular as those
now, ~ use on Plantations Of s .. Nelson, ESD, Of
81; Mays, Gen, 4. G. Camp, Of lbervilIe, and
DINERS t they will make from - to 20 Hosshcads
OF sugar every "a hours; are made Of best mate.
rial and manner Of Workmanship aud sri! lie fsily
guaranteed. :.
~ Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
2si 80, SO New lsevce, New Orleans.
Aug. II, !S5S-sm
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AnusEaESr-Everytudy knows Ivy this
time and almost everybody is glad that
the Circus company will perform here TO.
night. See programme.
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aales aud Horses for Sale at Pub.
lie Auctioni

iLL be sold on Monday, Nov. l4th, z,-s
,sa,. ~ the Plantation Of Judge oaBEN, 80.
Al " nall mile below tie town of Alexandria.
NJ ~ neaa Of Mules and So head of Horses and
~ ss' Terms Of sale made known on the day Of
rryatc sales will be made IN to that time.
--N - DIT II. C. SCOTT.
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An Estray

AIKEN up by 7. D. Latter about S afss,sse,sssss
=, = mics from cotlc, 2. o., on Red =
Fever, near the residence of Mrs,
DeLoach, small BRINDLE or. IL
appraised by Glen Lopez and w. i DeIooch =
DO worth 81 5o-hole and upper sone n ,t ,
right ear, and swallow fork in the efthrs, NJ a;
! ne g owner is requested to come forward nroys
p.s s : pa5 e9arges within thirty days or said
0iven under nv haul at Cot;le Z, nj. -, .,
I - :. - p. ..sse - =
VIC, JAMES J.r
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az O z z q &

Fl BERTE ST. AgGE. Teacher at Dr.. Gassos's
II, house, having several vacant hours each day,
II. from II TO 6, has the honor 10 offer his SCI.
vices to the Families Of Alexandria or ,ieinitv. lis
VII. teach Latin, French, Spanish. Tie R,eiiments
OF the English and Arithmetic.
june 8, la5o.-M
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| N S Y r A n G e!

The following companys have complied With the
Law Of the State of Louisiana in relation to agea.
cics Of Foreign Insurance Companys:
TIIOS ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GtFFEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans, June 4. 1852
aons 1AsJ'RAScE eolrAvY Of New
/ York.
! HAR7FORD IYsJRANcE COMPANY Of
Hartford, Connecticut.
| SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE Nv.
SORANcE COMPANY, Springfield, NAss.s
chusetts.
Hd.hPDEN INSURANCE .C0APAyy, OF
Springfield, Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE md MARINE LNyE.-
RANCE COMPANY, Providence, r. /.
ERE, MARINE, RIYKR AND HULL ~
SUR4NCE. Stocks Of Merchandise, Buildings.
Furniture, Manufacturing Establishments, Freight
lasts, &C., covered against loss Or damage by Fire
and the perils Of Navigation.
POLICIES issued in and out Of this city, and q.
return oftwenty per cent. made in cash.
FoLlcIlsss issued for the country, ai.Asut tie
country clause
s POAIClk,Ss 4A4RIA'E IND RIrER, issued
n and on. Of t'fs CRY, to cover Merchandise aud
Cotton, aud unconditional return Of twenty per
cent. made Ut set;Eslners ON the first OF saeh
month.
The c-di'l1-AL OF the sho7e cempanys Is al
paid up in cASH, With large Surplus
AN losses adjusted and promptly paid III ttfs
city, in CASH.
The best Of references given ii, and out Of this
city, OH application at the Office.
r. FAIkeAILD, Acfs7,
aug2i-sm fgst. Charles ST., New Orle.n6
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS -WiII 5. il
I 4. ct Collie pessoceto the lowest bidder fpro
weed the bid does not exceed $780, The anohnts
appropriated by the Hon. Police jury for dc MIR.
pose, tie contract On for building bridge over .
Satehiteehes. Sosas ~
Inc snid bridge is required to bcbuii acf6s. III
inc Bayou above !. II. ]. Bonies, on the Nutcb;.
last Eve yesrs. A'ssu :"
G. II. BLANCHARD,
r: u. HENDERSON,. Commission. !. !,
VIM. G. JAMES, sent. ss..i S
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- - a
Ais open Che entire year, day and evening. Its
ocject is TO lit persons, i'll the shortest tine ud al
The least expense, tor business Persons from IL
to 80 years OF age attend.
\. B.-Nercliants apply here for Clerks and Book
Keepers. There are probably lot less than two
thousand OF the former students in business houses
III this city. There are able Professors for each
braiich. Students can begin ut any time, and OF.
any branch they may desire, and have the right 20
attend until perfect.
Board can be had with the Professors on ether
good families, speaking English, French, spauisu
or German, at from 81 to 81 per week.
Special attention viii be paid to placing stude.4ts
where they viii have the care and attention Of
home.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and judge Tor themselves.
Catalogues, etc., sent to all who desire thesae
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j Succession Of sTATEoF LOUISIANA,
Simpson Watord, deed District Court.
No. GssS PARISH or RaplDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con.
~ cern to show cause within thirty days from the
date hereof, why the Final Account presented by
The Curator, should not be approved and honolo-
gated.
Clerks 0lIice, Alexandria, The asth day Of Oc-
tober 1859.
By order of the Court,
Nov l-aod in. RH0RER, dy., Clerk.