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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

OYsrERs.-Jack Church says he has as many
Oysters as any man in McGregor and that he
will sell them a. low as they can be afforded
anywhere west of the Lakes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

Cow Losr.-Mrs. Fordney has lost a
large red Cow with dropping horns and
some white in the face. She was last seen
about miles this side of Monona. Mrs.
F. is widow with several little children
and the return of the COW, or any informa
ton where she may be found will be noble
act. She will pay liberal Reward in
money.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

Shut the Door!
Little folks and old, when you 60 into =
friends house or store be careful to shut the
door after you, for it makes the cold shudders
come over a body 80 to have some careless
fellow leave the door agape with stiff cold
wind blowing straight on your back. We saw
q very neat article on the door of the Bank,
which thinks for all the forgetful ones, and shuts
the door itself, without even saying "By your
leave, sir" There are plenty more at the sign
Of the Broad Axe. BY the way, that reminds
US that Mr.. Cone has put up small axe above
his door-only six feet square Anybody can
see that's the place to get Hardware.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will
present petition to the Clayton county Court,
on the LIST Monday of December next, praying for an
order to sell part Of section township &c. north of
Range west, containing 30 acres, less, being
all the interest OF the estate OF the late Levi
in said section, to pay the debts of said estate.
4. J. HIGHLAND, Admir-.
Oct. 20, le59w4 &c. MARs1ON, Adm'x.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

CATHOLIC CnURcH.-The new Catholic
church was opened for religious duties on
Sunday last for the first time A large at
tendance evinced the interest of the pub
lie. When it is entirely completed Gin three
weeks We learn it will be finished), we
will take look at it and report its size,
appearance, &c.
After services on Sunday, Mr.. THOMAS
CoNNERs Of Prairie du Chen and Miss
BRIDGET MINES of McGregor, were united
in holy wedlock by Rev. Mr.. NAGLE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

with great kindness Of heart. We ardently
hope that the brother Of his estimable wife may
be spared the death Of feon; but a duty,
higher than the obligations of friendship, CON-
pcls us to say, that neither the Governor of a
State, nor the most exalted Of popular servants,
should attempt the subversion Of justice by such
means as those to which we have briefly ad-
vcrted. HULL was pardoned in consideration
of the eminen: naval services Of his patriotic
nephew, Capt. Hull Of the Lon,iitution. This
vas precedent of dangerous character, and
one which VIC hope never to see followed; but
when mere politician can command t "a assist
ance of the press, to assist him in doing violence
to that Law which 10 the protection Of the
humble as well as Of the great, now long will
it BE- before We must meet the damning charge
that the price Of Crime is Feslty to Party
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son. Improbable.
New York city has an average Of 265, 900
persons arriving and departing daily-these do
business in town and live out, and vice versa.
man in Kalamazoo has trained an elk to
beat the fastest horse on trot.
II is said that the coming message Of the
President will be shorter than the last one
Blessed be Allah
The New York Times an independent Re-
publican sheet says "Abolitionism has done
duty long enough as Locomotive to Repubi-
ca,ism." How will the latter get through
New England wkhout this locomotive7
Grantley Berkley in his late Buffalo hunt on
the plains had the "buck ague" at first and
missed every shot, He improved however,
and the party killed 20 animals, the tongues
and hides of which will be sent to London.
John Mitchell is now in Paris. He would
like to induce Napoleon to invade Ireland, but
it is probable that the French got enough of
that years ago.
Sangamon county Illinois, where Mr.. Lin
coin resides has doubled her Democratic ma.
jority since the last election. illinois has Civ
en- heavy majorities for tho Democrats in the
south half Of the State.
The bedstead on which Leuis XIV died
was the product Of twelve years labor by one
man. 1t is still preserved in the palace Of Ver-
saillss.
Mrs. l.. Maria Child the authoress of some
pretty stories for children, writes to Governor
Wise from her residence in Massachusetts, re-
questing the privilege Of waiting on and nur.
sing Brown. She also writes letter of ap-
prevail and coincidence to "Dear Capt. Brown"
tells him she "longs" to nurse him. She prais-
% him a hero and . martyr and says II love
and blss you." Gov. Wise says she can come,
but that it will be unpleasant there for one Of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16


Delay, in this case. cannot be dangerous; and
;precipitate execution Of these miserables. who
are but the dupes of .tev, a. guilty a. them.
selves, will beget sympathy for them and the
fraitorous cause they were engaged in, which.
we fear, may involve consequences terrible to
think Of Their incorporation "for life. !"
VIII put them out Of the way effectually. and.
~ We believe, will promote, by its leniency, q
warmer admiration for the generosity of our
Southern kinsmen and our political partners
The first duty of an American is to secure the
peFpetuity Of the Confederacy. and it is un.
Questionable that an indefinite suspension of
the death sentence, in this melancholy case.
would carry healing influence to the whole
country. "The blood of the martyrs is the seed
or the church," and though VIC would by no
means place either BRowN Or Cook ON the role
OF martyrdom, yet small portion of the coun.
ny IS already weak enough to honor them ar
SUCH and their deaths will but add to that avn.
pa'ny which derives its strongest support from
sae los0ncavs tenderness and sorrow with
which all mortals contemplate the helplessnesa
OF the dead.
We entreat Gov. Wise to take counsel al
ms own patriotic heart and enlightened judg.
msnt, in the case before him, and neither t.
.es1 sne irowns or be won by the hollow prom
Sss o. 'ycophants. Above al things else, lie,
not Law be made mockery Of, and the Dem
0e'.ac party rendered infamous, BY basing .
pardon Of one or oil of the insurgents on the
personal connection or the party services Of the
criminal or his friends. "Strain not thu email;
Nof Mercy" in that wise.
FOR Gov. WILIARO and bis family We enter.
sa'a ne profoundest sorrow. A brief Official
'nseseourss with him, while DO was President o.
NE Indiana Senate, enables 10 TO credit him
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To-NIdHT.-A grand dress, masquerade and re-
gala ball, at Odd Fellows Hall, by Delta Lodge No.
Is, I. O. OF.
To-MoRRow NIGHr.-Second of the grand fancy
dress and masquerade balls Of the Benevolent Asso-
citation of the Sons Of Louisiana, at Odd Fellows
Hall. f8l 4z@,s.9
WEDNESDAY, N1eHr.-A fancy dress and masquer-
ade ball at the st. Charles Hotel.
THURSDAY NIGHT-A fancy dress and masquer-
ade ball at the st. Louis Hotel. Also, Professor
Vegas second fancy dress ball for children and
adults, at Odd Fellows Hall.
FRIDAY N1GHT.-Second Of Mr.. Rufiers fancy
dress and masquerade balls, at the Orleans theater.
Also, the following Firemen's bas-it being the
Firemens Anniversary-by Volunteer Fire Company
No. l, at Odd Fellows Hall by Lafayette Hook and
Ladder Company No. l, at Union Hall, Fourth Dis
trict; and by Hope Hook and Ladder Company No.
8, at the United States Hotel, Third District.
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8sh 0rltans 4aiIp Grssesnt.
THE LAST BALLS

The fourth annual ball Of Orleans Lodge No. II, I.
o. o. F., came OF on Thursdsy night at Odd Feows
Ball. We dropped in during the festivity, and were
mach grstided with the nne appearance Of things,
and the joyousneN that was manifest on every side.
The attendance was large and - usual comprised .
liberal representation Of the prettiest Of our Orleans
syphs and fairies. Considering the great number Of
Malls that have been and are now coming o We were
te surprised at the extent Of the assembage It
Il spirits Of several spectacles We have witnessed
tered ps tfortuight, going to show that the ap
pesect; 'erpsfehorean excitements this season is
altogU Sh"anprecedeated. Every night nearly there
iars ath brilliant pshlc ball, whilst the private
parties and we hear Or among the fashionable
population ars aAto be counteo.
The officers ant fnembers Of ore..ss Lodge were
present in foil regalia at their ball Tsday night
and seemed to be constantly sieing with ea> other.
in the endeavor to be foremost in dispensing tn no
ltenesses Of the occasion to their numerous happ-
guests. Masks and fancy costumes were extensively
worn, and many Of the wearers acted outs char
acters admirably. Whilst W were present gaiety
was perfectly contagious All seemed brmfull Of ex-
hiaration, and the dancers seemed fairly TO fly, u-
der the inspiriting music Of Denegn and his band.
Prof. Vegas acted as floor manager, efficiently as
usual, and to the satisfaction Of all.
At midnight, the elegant room of the Lodge, in
the upper part Of the building, was thrown open.
All paid it VISIT and the ladies particular ly
in their admiration of it, In every respect the
ball realized the fullest anticpations Of managers
and guests.
On Friday night, at the same favorite place, came
off another elegant and delightful hop given by Foyer
Maeonnique Lodge No. A, F. and A. NJ. It was a
A..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

The McDoNoeH ESTATE SALEs-The next Of these
sales, BY Mr. Vignie the City Auctioneer is to begin
on Thursday next at noon, at the City Hotel. The
property to be sold s the Baltimore SHARE located in
the First District comprising great many valuable
and well located lots and buildings. Catalogues OF
the property are now ready, and to be had at the
auctoneers Office.
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VNALSH'S PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE O. 1857

WALSH'S PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE 9, 1851
We beg call the attention of the GAs-CoNsUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER las BURNER which has just been submitted
the most critical and test this county in
the city of Albany n where direct compeii.
ton with GLEAsoN BURNER, best in the United
States of which Professor silman of Yale College, says:
YALE @ CqILEGE % LAnosATosr, M R. ,2
ans New Haven January s. is By P9osser s III
Name Of hoaE PRESSURE ssss osndss No.
sit inches Is Is seHS:' s
eleason5s snsS American with feet l2n' 10 candles
New " Yof Ba~ns laf s o p ls ssHs'
Now let the public that fair test al Albany at
'
the
hs Burner consuming 2lo feet per
PER hour Difference IN favor Of Walsh surner s6 Feet
ss t. Ss sss
'S0f '''n f. III HfI h'n
Sc sss'ssf5f 9oHA A'fffH nGRbis. fis Company
:ch'iF%%s%a %%. 0s atssPd. tf%R Committee
We prepared to furnish them Companies Fit.
ters and Gas Consumers in quantity Sizes Also
varying IN size to burn from feet Of hour
warranted also anti corrosive We also furnish with
ers tips that when the old tips they be
most perfect and durable burners invented.
We have State, County and City Rights for sale.
These Burners have been of largest
in this city to the satisfaction Of those who
them. and with much economy of use.
The attention of Gas Consumers generally is respectfully
called to the above and solicit their patronage
we can give complete salts action.
WETHERBEE & GARTRELL
Sole Agents.
aThese Burners may seen in operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under St. Charles Hotel Any orders
left with ". REDDING, the AGENT will receive prompt
attention. fe10 If
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ORLEANS THEATER ''s@ eT-
NR. U LLNAN IRON
Respectfully informs the public that be has made an OF
ent with the Manager Of the French Opera for three pen
ances In conseouencs of which 'rst
MILE POlnsOt and Carl Formes
will appear In Meyerbeer's opera Of
LES HUGUENOTS,
TONIGHT, MONDAY Feb. %.
A0-This will positively be the ONLY APPEARANCE
but ONE Of POINsOT and FORNEJ
A3-On FRIDAY,
NORMA, I'm Italian)
-,-...it--z .s..4- When NMR LABORDE
will make her frst and only appearance.
NoT1CE-All the Artists leave Saturday for West
fe?3 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING,
The ORLEANs.-Meyerbeer's grand opera "Les
Huguenots' will be performed, Mile Poinsot and
Mons. Carl Formes, Of the Ullman troupe, sppear-
ing.
The ST. CHARLEs.-Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne COM
mences an engagement as the Countess, in Glove" J"
Mr.. Pope playing Huon. "The Spectre Bridegroom y
farce by Vning Bowers Co., will conclude the bill.
The vAR1Er1Es.-Mr. Henry Placide commences
an engagement as Sir Harcourt Courtly, in "London
Assurance" Mr.. George Jordan playing Dazzle, Mr..
John Owens Dolly Spanker, MI. Mark Smith Mag
Harkauay, Mr.. T. Placide Meddle, Mr.. Davenport
Charles Courtly, Mr.. Briggs Cool, Mrs. Boyce Lady
Gay Spanker, and Miss Susan Denim Grace Harka-
,cay-a cast never surpassed.
The AMPH1THEArER.-Wil be brought out the
equestrian drama "The Swamp Fox; or Marion and
his Merry Men, in which the Wells dramatic troupe
will appear. The entertainment will commence with
Sayings and Doings," a farce, by the Mobile COM
pany
ODD FELLows' HALL.-Fancy dress, mask and re.
gala ball, given by Delta Lodge, No. 49, I. o. D. F.
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND is ROYAL STREE

NUS. II AND I 8 ROYAL STREET. !.
supply Of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pnts continually hand which equal that
comes this MARKET Also other Of quality
ny, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOCK Old and
Fine PORT WINE. MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDEs-sszerac of the vintage of 1885, 1898 1905
and other brands WHISKY, ofa descriptions Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pinss and quart.
Also on hand. my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which Will be sold terms -
other house in the city.
EEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. zp1y Nos. 13 and Is Royal street.
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Z. r. yMs.,.ray, .age,.t,

5-5tss Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, ooRKs AM
r. 1919 CIDER VINEGAR,
Remuyed from 10 and II Bienvle to q and GUS
ToMHOUsE STREET. Ks .f.i#s
aA orders for sbovs articles promptly llsd II th.
h,rtsst notice, by wholesale and retail. mys 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

SANDS sARsAPARlLLA, THE VERY BEST
Remedy for Purifying the Blood and for the Scro
la, rheumatism, Stubborn Uulcers Dyspepsia Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Eryspeas Pmples Bile Mercuria Diseases
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint Bronchitis Female
Complaints Loss of Appetite, General Debility, etc.
Every revolving confirms and spreads farther wider
the reputation and deserved popularity this
valuable Medicine proving to be the ecacious
dial agent KNOWN for the of all diseases arising
impure state Of the bood and have only point ac
cumuated testimony of mundes who have experienced it's
effects to convince ncreduliy itself of its real
Another Cure of ScrOfula.
TROY, N. Y, Sept. l, 1854.
Messrs A. B. 4 D. sands-Gentemen have for nearly
years been troubled with that dreadful disease Scofua
much to be offensive husband and myself and
to relief have tried every kind ofmedcne that
der my notice. without effect One o. my neghbors who had
been cured of similar complaint by your Sarsapar ysed
make trial of it. and truly say that it has done
world Of good having etely cured Hopi ghat
may induce others similarly afflicted adop the
remed., with the same satisfactory results,
remain gratefully yours, -
SARAH A. ]. POHLMAN.
Prepared sold by A. B. 1 D. SANDS. Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. q and Isl Charres street,
F.P. DACONGE, 50 Chartres street, New Orleans, and
P. H. Mo9 RAW, Natchaz Msi 2lim&W
NOTICE-wM H. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
so M sna ss no m
connection with that concern W. =. kEDDING. y
New oreaus. February 9. 1853 fe3 I'm
NOTICE Mr.. 9. ". MOSS BECOMES THIS DAY 4
IN member Of our hIm.
New orienus, January l. 1859. jal3 Ii
STEINWEIN-iO0 cases Hsnkell 9 Co,s, for sale By
fell corner Grayier and New Leyee SITS.
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Prescriptions.

We would respectfully call the attention of Physicians and
Families Prescription department Having secured the
services of Mr. GKo MATTINGLY, whose skill and rela-
b in this branch Of business the best guarantee
give patrons prepared to attend to the
coils of all who need anything in that line.
READ, HEDGES 4 CO.,
No. 1lS Canal street,
fes 2p26t Granite Buildings
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ORLEANS THEATER oRLEA. r

la.Performancs commences st os.
a, coI 0"e' open e''' oA'' i' and speeA e *
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ss Interesting story on sixth page. -es


DELTA LODGE BALL.-This evening the first an.
nual fancy dress, mask and regalia ball Of Delta
Lodge No. Is, I. O. o. F., will come off at Odd Eel
lows Hail. Since the announcement of this ball some
weeks since it has been general theme of CONVEX
sation among dancing people, for the report had got
abroad that the management would spare no pains to
make it an event unusually attractive even in com
parison with the great affairs of the kind which have
signazed the season, and from what we know of the
preparations we are sufficiently convinced that the
rumor is well founded and will be realized in the
fact of tonight. If anybody doubts let him read
the list of Managers and those of the gen.
tlemen composing the Committee Of Arrangements,
and be convinced that great time is assured to those
who attend tonight.
YET A FEW DAYS are left to those who would wisely
avail themselves Of the advantages offered by Jud.
sons unrivaed chinaware distribution enterprise,
conducted on an equitable mutual benefit system at
the spacious store No. 81 Camp street. Crockery is
perishable property and so it is wse even if one Is
we'll supplied at present. 10 look to future contin
gency of breakage, and have extra supply in the
house ready for such an emergency. At no place,
not even at the manufactures in China can elegant
dinner and breakfast sets called so because they do
break fast when careless servants have the handng)
be obtained so cheaply as at Judson's, for what is
worth 800 may be acquired for only 50 50 the price
of the beautiful cup and saucer, the purchase Of
which entities to select an envelope containing
number to which that of prize corresponds fol
there blanks, and buyer cannot possibly gain
less than dollars worth, while he or she very prcba
bly,, will get much more than the amount Of the in
vestment. Persons speculating in this unrivaleG
donation scheme may rely upon the most honorabl,
dealing, as the whole community has already beeom
aware from the assurances Of those who have gon,
in, and the welLknown character Of Col Judson th,
conductor.
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rh,o,.,, ! 3 rc--.- : g. - y =,
Aosoo6n Z. =. - - bs = S07 !. q 49,
We have received from ths pahl oto6 ~
following nav books Ss
TRAvEIs AND Dscovlnn. = Y lye1.zEss.S e.1zs
t.i.r 49, Ss,1a Is. q r. r.ls r.
ment 81 the ve.rs 9aI1sS - - e
Fellow Of the Royal soG,pASeal -
Societies, esc. VOL. III NeW Tor e
Bros sss ssss & IS
This y the third and las vcaane =.
pfevioas volumes Of which hsvs hssl 81
Throughout the literary and scaele Ws.1e
present volume, ike II predscs = - Il,
iun o. nne nosssHonA ~ nesfense 81 g.!ls
and adventure In hithesto uns1p p1Med g
plored lands, It possesses the rscss s8nusSllx s. p
rh;I.t &, sc;srt;ac d.,.;I q !. ,.,s-a -,
=. ..s' - ..s-'.-S 1s..'A = . --. ss
.,c:s. - -
~ a.ss, ..y ..a.ss 49,. ~ q
As.;.s ~ n,.so'y, - NJ. y. 81 s5s
- -. 49, sos..- - s. M
!, {.
= sn.y R.;ne. ~ AHsslns g - ~
Tribotaries Of the Rivsf u Pl1as ~ NJ lli e
un1er the n,ders ~ fhs IIr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

---=------se------
pLAClDE'S vARIETIEs-GRAvIER STREET.
ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb. a.
Will be produced the comedy Of
"London Assurance"
with New Scenery Propee etc. with the following usprs.
cedentsd cast
Ar. Il. PLACIDE, twho is engaged for limited psrodJ
Mr.. @. JORDAN,
Mr.. J. z. OWENS, -w
Mr. MARK sMITH,
Mr.. A. II. DAVENPORT,
Mr.. BRIGGS,
Mrs. BoYCE, s.i t.
Miss DENIM,
fe2s 1t Mrs. SEXTON.
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reI6 6m opposite st. Patrick's Churc b,
ICE CREAMS,
BISCUIT GLAssE
sM@ 49,. AND sHERBErs,
To be had at all hours at
Isl Gimp street,
felS 6m opposite St. Patrick's Church.
W No. 14 ROYAL STREET,
-oFFER FOR SALE
600 boxes ABsYNTHE, O. F. Berger .m
100 Sauvegol, Bruneton 4 Co.
lao casks cLAREr. ordinary. -
ITO =. Chateau Dillon, of different qualities,
800 boxes cLARET Chateau Dillon, Cos dEsournsl. Mar.
200 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut sau.erne.
80 half casks WHITE WINE, superior quality.
200 baskets ANIsETTE, Chauvet Fills
5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs, !, z, 8, gallons
FROM U. s. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
500 packages BRANDIEs, of the following brands:l
coco PERE Fills,
ACHILLE PETIT,
j. B. BARON,
A. MAURELL,
AIS YvON,
J. A. GUERIE,
J. TOURNADE,
PELICAN,
GUILLEMOT
BOYER,
f. BoREL, ETC.. etc.
EXPECTED. PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM BoR.
DEAUx:
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, J. Lafauris;
20 casks CLARET, Chateau Dillonl
do WHITE WINE, Graves, superior quality;
250o boxes CLARET GML:
Is barrels WHITE WINE. eML.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsElLLEs:
sssss Sssss's ossrfEE sd sozf fasniol nj, yMo
n aRTN u. crop1D n, u1,,,
win nay nay be our house Ie Of The firm
New wy oreans 5anuary 1889 HUNT is e.
CONFECTIONERY.. ...CONFECTIoNERY.
WIN: H. LIMBO. cosrzcr1osER.
Respectfully informs his friends and the public in general
as T
ss9 sss ss]s ] 1ssr nF F,sS
arty orders particularly attended to. d23ms
M0RTGAGE PAPER WANTED UPON CITY
for ~a'fh paid Ap
ty29 sptm II Commercial Place.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed all his right title and inter.
est in the business known as "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY",o 10 the firm of
FORE j. W. DORR.
New Orleans, December Ii, 1858.
sou HERN ADVERT IsING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded control of the bust
ness of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersignedby and with the
currence of our publishing principals.
A. b. SrRAWBRIDGE l. co.
A5Of6ce, l.1s Commercial Place.
New Orleans December 20, 1885, DAFT
WINES, BRANDIEs AND LIQUORS,
All the Choicest Brands,
Kept constantly hand, in all sized packages, by
A. DUBUcd,
fel5 en- lls Gravier street.
WlD.DIW a: COSTA, COS 1r ,sN SUCCESSOR &C. TO ANGELO
600 bhls Mess, Prime and Rump Pork.
50 sl'' sss whs and RED seans sn0o'os''
200 b6is sapsrane and Extra Flour.
80 tierces Carolina Rice.
o2s en- ,9' s6 g.. So and 10 oid Lev Teves street.
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A. PARTNER IN
house this day. Tx ooER % q n F remains
New Orleans. December l, 1858. di Il
EEetx r. R.TRAmOnTANAx q co., IMPORTERS
FOREIGN FRUIT,
wholsals and Retail Dealers in DRIED and GREEN FRUIT
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