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=, a, - NEW URLEANs November 3, ISiS.
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
sPsenliy showeth that the majority required BY Tie New
Charer having signed this petition they pray your hon
orm1e body TO pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
after I'VE days ncce tie for making brick side
Walks and wooden cutters b1 iGes Music street fro
Groi o Morales, the west Goodcldren street That said
pe % ana ta' te mayor be authorized With
the Is completed according 10 lie nes and eves Of The
City Surveyor. ~ $500 ~ " 49,
Ereoan loeyii 30 feet on Mliam Jack Feda. IS feet
,Aisic street.. inches
Mesal mixed i31 feet. Mrs Mary 10 .eph Thomas
A. Sumers, BY Feet S5 feet Q rcl.es.
=. k-gan, w feet Henry Na'hoar 81 feet.
IaEaaes Mo9se, ae feet John Sanders 81 feet.
G. Bart3n IS feat inches Mrs Josanh NINA 80 rsat
r De l'os IS feat 6iacles Charles inehsn-i - Fat
AetIenlss Williams IS feet john H Juigans. II feet
. iheAes. Mrs. y. Sanierson. So feet
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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NoUTELLE ORLEANS, o Decernbre 1s5a
Az Conseil CoErnul Ge Ia Nyurele ORLEANS '
| "A PETITION DIES soussignes represente

Az Conseil ConarnuI &c la N oureile ORLEANS ~
que fs n s9nssg s,nss repressntte
es-.e Dc Ia vile sigs la presee petition e. is pn sere
as ssG' aaas aHG sa.s1. III
e ae y ssaas d syss SC. 9 HES En- 3
Masals a s see que osi,t sHn i Es oas
faor III contractor gcqerr saen;s ssront
saT ct uvelenes qu seont donns par IL
E.9oul zqv sopeds Mime Jack Feaa IS p. pes.
si,s ss'e. n MAIDS Mrs Mar Joseph Thonts IS
" IA Nj pieds henry sa esssss 81 ped
}s.i:a Ssa Pts'
Ahsaise Williams, Ms ssaassss,a s. pisds
d7 1.wsw secre.ars du So as Al ei hofkiNs
To the Common Council Of New oresns s'veai0ef ID ls'
The PETITION of the undersigned re-
o oy cfa .a ssyas signed this petition y ss your how.
Sc aitsT 6ys sy s notice hs o journal
n q oe aaa faews s o an ho oss s and The repair
Go1i . e a 70 s. Joa Pi'E said sae sG se
COMPLETED according lilies and levels Of The wg sur
ssas FsHss 81 t e.. 81 on s ss.a .ss
J. Stephens, IS seet OH spaia stsse:
VI Pe!psr, 81 fest Oh Spain street
faemas sf pfa S ss, S e sss sges
4 jos ph, IS feet Saaii street
s.t,, n =. Heagsr, 81 Feet on Spain street.
Marcelle Fa,et, IS Mits Lou: ~ Vaa riIsr Q,
t.snc 81 ise. q, r.. sep:re Doaiinique s. feet
Madame 81. ARE 40 fset. T. Al FaSn 81 setI Saa,
r faacis Darner, l.9 feet. - -srR 'NS'
SAME ponefs Us .est, corner Of Spain and Uranhart
Baptist street ot9-e' "Nu ST. ooin
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Au oea,. omu s &c "a Novenb 1855
| PETITION DIES soussiSnes represente
Ia majpri,a fquisa par ia ucuvrile
thsre @ "a vile signe Ia preseate petition c ptie ye,re
corps de passer resolution Cof-
ss,drs apTes cling ouis davis dams gazette cielle
rlgoies en- bo e pour Ia PREPARATION banauete DEF ass
CUR es eeua coes de Is dEspagne En-
lans IA rue sJean Bapssts. lis deandent que Ia
ssae so deaniitye ct lie Marie soft auoris
acne vemeni du travail eono.mements agnenens et
niyeler1ens du voyer de la Vile.
Nelson FSucle, 80 pieds sur la Espagne.
a Inomas ee.nn, loa pieds sur large d Epague
Mne Ourei 20 pieds sur Ii d Espagne,
j. Stephens . pieds sur la rue d Espague.
" Pepper, 81 p;eds sur la d. Espayne,
Nile pedane 50 pieds sur Ia rue a Espague.
.4-i n 4; walker 81 pieds sur tn rue d Espagne.
ihonlas Fratt. 35 pieds sur |. d Espngns,
4 Joseph, IS pieds sur 10 rue d Espsgne.
y Heager 81 pieis sur la rue q, Espagne
saoih yuptrt 80 pieds. John William, 80 pieds
naieeie Fayet, 10 pieds. Mare Louise Vaarien IS D.
rrler, ~ Pieos, Sepire Dominique IS pieds
RANGES toaare 80 pieds Louis Valet IS pieds
Madalne Stare, f1peds. v, A. Fayo pol. naas
Francis Daruer. 1873 p.eds y = y sz iNs.
Ans p'msre 10 eass'saus EspsgSs Urquhar
dl ltawsw Secsehire du Conse dss Assistant
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licuidht
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JAS. A. HOPKINS
ia5 lAwSr Secetare du Gousef As>istaut Aldermen
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BITTERs, =
Aofat's Phoenix, Blake's Are

woLFE,S AROMATIC /
~ Druggists and Merchant
articles contained In the above 4
vantage by calling or sending Il
be found the mostextensiye ssst
MEDICINES In the United 81
eiease aodress. j. '
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25

NJ iII.ACE To BIZ BUOkSl
ms co. No Camp street, have on hand large and
one 81 TIE choicest oectiots Standard ami 49,
Works ever offe.ei in New Orle MS ~ SSeiaHe'us
Aiso M elegant Family and pocts Dih.,
PRAYER Books Albums and ANIMALS bound II the hast @
suitable r the raor table Presentation Books and sa
iEf at the lowest retail prices. - s' "Hu SELL
A GIFT Wilt BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BooE
The Gifts are yaned from Is to 500 consisting If q Is
eau siivsf Watehes and great variety Of Jewelry LoeEe
ana gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and e
ali ia inc STOCK al the GIFT BOOK STORE -
- y. No. Q lIurnns
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25
PAUL E. THEARD,
EDWD. BARNETT,
= " ZEynf NR
NEW ORLEANS, December 2lst, lsss.
70 the Honorable the Common Comet, g.

r. N. AE1dlAEk,
Proprietaires faisant face PANE licra,iou
5s M JAS. A, HOPKINS, 4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
las 1tawsw sscreaire du Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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w T.
The reputation the writer Of the foregoing letter as an es
periencel manager aud nsker Is second to none In the
sats-o whom planters are referred well r RicaId
tie proprietor OF the estate, for farther information
he Star Pan ba furnished cheap the most ordinary
suga par in For farther information address the Prentpa
New Orleans or The undersigned sole authorized M nuae
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VosT,s PATENT COTTON PLoW AND
THE FLOW AND sGRAPER consists of plow and steel
scfaper arranged stick that perfo ms. pow
thereby saving the planter an entire teal FIR sale
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
10, ia Magazine st.,
GA In corner Ch-,rron
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JAS. A. HOPKINS.
lawsv secrsaifs du conse des Assistac Aldermen
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H&UE4H1pATxONsf or the contracts Tor re-
4d kk4ttng a fsaafr all tho aheI roads OF the city
Rths shell Eshds Of the city shall BE- adudi
IN lsfS9 disi4ct contracts Rsfollows To-
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,CHETDAM 5gHHAPPs.
s, and all dealers In any OF tha
atslogns, will fnd II to their al.
leir orders as above, whers viii
,rtment Of 0ENEINE PATENT
la.ss, and at the Lowest priosG
WRIGHT 4 co,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
! Chartres street w0rlsans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25


d laWSv Sscveaire dn Conse d's Assistant Alderman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Monday, 100 at SIS 81 y Dbl. BACON was Ann.
with sales Of IL casks Ribbed Sides at &c. and loo
Clear at 10lc. q h.. or Green Meats, 43 casks Dry
Sailed sold at 64c. for Shoulder, 7s kar Hams md
7lc. for Sides; 20 casks st &c and nc. for
Shoulders and Hams Is 900 BIS. in bulk At the same,
and Is casks Picked ALSO at &c for Shoulders, and
TIC. b. for Hams. The only sale Of Lard reported
was 40 tcs. large size, at 114c. u b.
SALT. A cargo Of s1o0 sacks Liverpool, one-ffth
Fine, ex-ship Star Of Peace, was sold on private
TERMS s&s 5s Cd W i5vas $500 - q
COFFEE. Sales $500 bags, of which $50 we're at
llc, 400 at He, 1916 at 1l4c so at 11ic, 500 at
II &C., and 6o7 skimmings at 1O3c. o h.
INDIA BAaarSG. 800 bales sold, In two or three
lots, at l34c. D yard.
GUssY BAGS. 40 bales Heavy brought loo. !.
STAR CANDLES. "a sale Of 60 boxes, full weight.
at zoe. y n. e g'ie :, -
LARD On. 20 bbls. Winter Strained sold at
923c. % gallon. rss
WHISKY. Sales 800 bbls. Rectifed at nc. and
100 at the same price.
FRRIGHTs. Cotton was shipping to fiji IN at
15-32d. for Liverpool, L. for Havre, and l-lsc Tor
Bremen, and 500 bbls. Flour were taken for Boston
at SIC. % Dbl. sf. s ~ e
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!. ,,.,.-...... .....s.s Al, s ID
Leyden arrived with large trip, and leaves axSn.
on InuIsday. We thank HI. Henry G. Landrmu, ~
CLERK, Tor favors.
The Tensas packet Bluff City, Capt. Briggs, or
rived wish 1862 bales cotton
0Sosse Tee J0r Ne Coaa-This great fbeiaht
sseaner, m charge Of Capt. Isaac Hooper, with NJ
pose ~. y. wilkinson IN DE ONCE, leaves toby as
- - ~ s1
SeP..N Jo BGyss Sora-This fart md spIeudid
u ?. Aai and passenger packet, II command 81
Caps' Y. ~ basaneo, with The sccommodA &ing NJ T.
D. rumlord IN tne ofnee, Leaves today atB n ~. for
AL aanongs up % bayou Sara y.
Y = ave 1aosodrd Jor Fort AdaMs.-This unsuryansil
passenger packese ~ chxge 81 CapA E r. Gsoes. NJtt
Tue II. =. hiard n the once, leaves today
~ . e A. lor Fors Adams and my points
~. 6urson Jor Ce'etossas>-This regular passsn-
ger packet, WIN Capt. e. j I0aaiIliss n cossasut.
ieases .oday ~ Q 81 -
top'des Jor, 40 Asper-At5 2. \. to1yCsps
Chas. }. Barstow viii back out BIZ In $4,000
steamer for all landings up to Gnnd Ecoss- III. j.
y. kenton is the accommodating clerk.
Msssengv for Ouachita Rir~.-Thk pleadid
ana nrstciass passenger packet backs out todsy =
. Z. ~ for all landings mp to Camden. Capk CO.
y. Kirk is in command, with the correct aud econ.
m !, Mr. Maurice Langhorn in the once. ~
Messenger was receiving yesterday, and Win 90 Ut
'n,s evening with fine trip Of freight md people ~
usual At O'Clock punctualy. She Is = fast = ~
fastest, and has cabin which far cana.itv 49,
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usss NEW ORLEANS, jack
5afBON AND GREAT NORTHERN

under, free three
fullfare. - ''s1'
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
es reside the ne Of the road procure pack
ages of twenty five for their reduced rate
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia usual on
ued after that da'e.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Can.
ton The Company prepared to forward
Packages OF all kinds every place with which they
necon receiving from delivering domic Of It's pa.
irons. VIM M WADIEY r.
nl2 General Snn errintendsnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

The other day We heard an old fisherman upon the
Oh tne river complain that the boys had stolen
the bait to bait their hooks.
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Aebielu Of tie Stlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1859.
COTTON. The market opened yesterday with
good enquiry, but with poor supply of desirable
lists, and full prices claimed The sales were con-
fined to about 1000 bales. We slightly raise our
figures for the better grades. Saturdays sales
amounted to about 1880 bales. We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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touuAh... .Uood demand, at Still better prices,
with sales Of about 5000 hhds Fair to Fully Fair at
5l@63c. iP ID.
NoLAssEs. Advanced Some $500 bbs. were
sold at 29@30c for Fermenting and 3l@32c. for
Prime and Choice and 500 half bbls at $780, 70 gall.
FLOUR. Good demand and prices firm; sales
5000 bbls of which 1900 Superne, in three lots at
SIS rs; 600 Indiana Extra at S. rs 500 Extra at
IS s79 200 at SC so; 500 at Sc rs; and flatboat
load of 1900 bbs. Unbranded at 81 rs % Dbl.
GRAIN. - The sales of Corn embraced some $500
sacks, including 1000 in lots, at 81 05@l l2a $40
ordinary at 800; SIS Creole Fellow at 81 ; and on
Monday 500 sacks in lots at 81 10@l Is 10 bushel.
....Of Oats, about $500 sacks were Sold including
1000 Kentucky, in two lots at 76c 200 ST. Louis at
7se.; 700 at -; and $50 Western in two lots at Soc
u bushel The sales of Bran included 200 sacks at
81 10, and 200 at 81 10 y 100 lbs.
Provisions. The principal sales of Pork were
$50 bbs. New Mess at $ls l2, SO at SIS Is, and on
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EW ROUTE n
~ 9aaf " TO TEXAS.

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
hours time saved and the risks and dscoforts
OF asea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opelousas and G. w. H abroad.
TO BERWICK'S BAY.
THENCE BY STEAMSHIPS. THREE TINES WEEK.
MONDAY. crrw Npp
,,pn,,, To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
s.rr,, To Galveston and Indianola.
sAfohDAY ..MATAGoRDA
TO Galveston and Indanola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIIS
The ferry running to the Railroad leaves the landing Oh
pose 1aekson square O'Clock In the morning. Tickets
may Do snd state secured Office
Of ~ reis, and eyee streets opposite jackson Square,
anu NJ tha Depo before tho departure of the
ozo BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Sec'y.
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A bank and Jail were broken in T-----last week.
The former BY outsiders, aud the latter by insiers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31
NO. 26.
MISCELLANEOUS BEADING
MRS. ROGERS IN LUCK.

One of the proposed laws Of the Michigan
legislature is so short, as well as interesting,
that we reprint it entire:
"A bill donating Six Hundred and Forty
Acres of Land to Mrs. Rogers, wife of Hen
ry d. Rogers.
Whereas, 1t has been made known to the
Legislature of the State of Michigan, now
assembled, that Mrs. Henry d. Rogers, OF
Tittabawassee, Saginaw County, in said
State, gave birth, on the lst day of January,
A. d. 1859, to four living, healthy children,
in view of which extraordinary circumstance.
and of the fact that the parents are poor and
unable to provide for and properly educate
and bringup the subjects Of this remarkable
CESSATION, and believing that it is the duty of
the State to extend its fostering care to iami-
" so extraordinary in its origin that the his
tory of the world furnishes but few like exam
Piles; therefore.
SECTION /. The People Of the State Of
Michigan enact, That the Commissioner OF
the State Land Office be, and he is hereby
directed to issue patent to Mrs. Rogers, wife
of said Henry D. Rogers, her heirs and their
assigns, for six hundred and forty acres OF
State or swamp lands, to be by her selected
from any such unsold lands; such selection or
designation to be made within six months
from the passage of this act, and filed with
said Commissioner.
"SEc. 9. The said land, when 80 selected
and patented. shall be exempt from assess
ment or taxation, during the minority OF any
of said children"
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.--The following are
the present Mail arrangements at the Alex
andria Post Office -
The Northern Mail will close, daily. at l and
o'clock, D. m except on Saturdays-then at o.
clock, p. In There is mail FOR Washington City
only. closing at 9p.m., on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond. Va, and all South OF
Richmond will close at 81 a. m., and ?. H., ex-
cept on Sundays--then at 81 am.
The Mails for the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads. Warrenton, Middleburg,
aud Fairfax z. H. close daily at % II. IN. There
i, no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
days.
The Mail for the Leeshurg route will close on
MONDAYS. Wednesdays, and Fridays. at . p. III.
There is a mail for Lcesbarg via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. closing at p IN, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, aud Sundays.
Tia, Mail for the Alde route will close at u. m,
TUESDAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occoluan route will close at .
l. M. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
At > r IN. daily. except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
crn Shore of Virginia closes at and p IN, except
on Saturdays then AT ?. IN.
The Office will close daily at 3! m. except
Sunday--thcn il is open from to 9 n ", and from
5to 3! y. m, only.
The Northern Mail is ready for delivery by S n. m
The southern Mail is ready for delivery by 8 p. H.
ian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31
GEN. JOHN JACOB.

The correspondent of the North American
says of this officer, whose death is announced
by the last news from India:
General John Jacob was the founder of
that remarkable arm of service in India
known as the "Scinde Horse" Jacobs
Horse" was also cognomen by which this
formidable troop was well known: As an
irregular troop, it was, and is. perhaps, tho
best ever known. Jacob commanded it almost
entirely untettered by orders from head-quar-
ters. lie ruled it as despotic monarch. lie
was implicitly obeyed by his followers-they
would 90 anywhere with him, dareany thing,
and fight to the death. He was proud OF his
organization and of his followers. 1t was
founded on his knowledge Of the Asiatic char
acter, and on the principle that the Euro
pean was the superior, and must be consider
ed and treated as such. Indeed, his system
was based upon similar principle to that
bywhich Rarey tames horses. Colonel jacob
boasted that his men would have used any
cartridge, creased or not, and yet his men,
who, amid every temptation, never thought
of revolving, came from the same places as
the Bengal Sepoy. He is one ofths few men
whose place it will be difficult to supply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31
CLOTHING.
IIv!LLIAM D. MASSEY, NERCHANT TAE
w LOR. has Just received his stock "f FALL

1trITLIAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI
w IDP has inst received his stock VI FALL
AND WINTER GOODS. for Gentlemens wear
consisting of French and English Cloths, oi yarl'
ous colors and from the best manufacturers; blacs
H.. sim CossiInercs: French. English, and Scotch
Fancy TassirncreS: Black. Brown, and Olive Bea'
yrr and Tricot Over Coatngs; Black and Fancy
Natilasse Vcstings: Velvet. Satin. and urenadine
do. Fine White Linen and MarScics Dress shirts
S,yopy Under Shirts and Drawers: Neck Ties
Cr,yots: Stocks: Pocket IiandkcrchleiS Gloves
Rurk Mit,s: Shirt Collars: Suspenders; Money
Belts. and Halt Hose.
READY-MADE CLOTlIINH gotten up in the
be. STYLE and of the varions kinds, with iul STOCK
Of the very best Trimmings.
Thankful for the confidence heretofore bestowed
Lv INV customers. assure the public that every
effort shall he made i'll the future To merit con
tnuance of the same Store No. % King street,
,no Inv ,boyc Roval. South side sep %
DIOTUING, CLOTHING G!!-WIlOLESALE
1 AED RETAII.-FALL AND WHIT + X
STYLES NOW READY FOR MEN AND BOYS.
WALL. STEPHENS d. CO., 322 PENNsrLvA-
NJ, Ayryrr, WAsHINGToS. and lOi DUANE STREET,
, rrw DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY, NEW loRK.-
Mn. WALL has taken up his residence III New
York city. for the exclusive purpose ot mahuiac-
ruring CLOTHING at wholesale, and supplying
our establishment in Washington with every aes,
criptiyn of q GENTLEMEN'S YOUTHS and BOY ,
WEARING APPAREL. that is new, novel, and
substantial, to he found in the New York market
We WILL therefore, be enabled to offer at all times
the largest and most fashionable stock Of superior
READY MADE CLOTHING in this city.
Procuring our Goods from first hands, our Gus,
toners will not have to pay the second and thlra
protit a. all other houses III tins city are oDilSeu
to charge. WALL, SlEinhN' ~,
322 Penn. Av., bctw. 9th 10th ats wash
And lO4, Duane St, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31
THOMAS S. JAMESON,
,rUINT AND IRON FOI y u T. X

MACHlNIST \ ID lRON FO l ID l. X,
C,,ner Of E"yoi n"d IVHkes Streets,
Is prepared to execute orders for STATIONERY
| STEAM ESGIHRs BOILERS. Mill Gearing. Shaft
ing Pulleys and Hangers, Pumps, Fans. Slide and
Hand Lathcs, Drill Presses, Wrought or Cast Rail
ine. Columns and Girdcrs, Gas or Water Pipe and
Machinery of every description. Superior CAST
INGS made to order at short notice and on rca-
sonable terms. On hand several STEAM ENGINES.
eight horse power. and eight or ten LATnEs. TO
which the attention of those ill want is requested.
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GFnRGE SIGGERS.

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince Street. opposite The G"Eene CV'c"'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazines. and Old Books bound in
INl any style. | also RULE and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials,
and bound i'll the strongest manner. Bank OlhccrS'
Bankers Merchants. Clerks ot Courts. Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books are respectfully invited to give me II call
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JENKINS & LAMBDIN,

NANTFAUTIKFKS OF
SASH Doors. SHUTTERS, BLINDS AM
Fra HES.
II EEP constantly OH hand a large assortment
IN of the above named articles, and will sell
them equality considcrcdl as cheap as they can be
bought i'll the United States.
ZIs- All orders promptly attended to. Circu-
lars of sizes and prices furnished Oh Application.
Address JENKINS Il LAIBDlN,
cor. Of Queen and Fairtax-sts., Alex Va.
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER -HANGER, UPll0LSTERER. GLIDER
AND Uousc Uecorutor IN GcHerdt.
NNvIIILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mentS To- his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he hl'
been amongst them assures them that il will DC lIi:
continued effort to serve them with promptncss
and at moderate charges. at his old Stand. NJ" ll9
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. l.. CoESE. ". y. 'oESt.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
CORSE BROTHERS..

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No. 81 Exchange Black.
WE will make Collections all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange. Tim" Rai., Promis-
sory Notes. Facmrcm Nancy, C"jn. Do"
STOCKS aud other SECURITIES bought and sold
On Commission. and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Dep0sitors
A varied experience vi many years Ill tins bust
ness, enables Us to offer our services with confidence
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