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a YER,s AGUE CURE. FoR THE SPEEDY

ASTE TIE km
Bilious Headache and Bilious Fsysrs indeed fs he whqb
remedy isadsr easa by the necessities Of
sa w We n.w a dsa 0 With pss sya that
proof tina. no harm can arise from is use IN any quantity VI
That which t. from or M disorder be Of
ton Is better san foE the Pse: eses the risk which
the npn
I ys ri mot
SOs wha the reach saibs a 'hp B
ieus districts where Fever and Ague prevails everybody
hoped H. Price vii place within he reach q a-,hs
e ss and 9 s s%sas
Of lnte1m1tents IS that it nains Qunne mineral
Thsse oess as s1 IS
az s Ct hs rs n
SS r. seGss%n. as PsSa
% he hi
I'll 4 H. s eaon
from The blood and hem alike
sonay or daily while exposed to the Infection that will
quantity disease Hence Is even more vaasis
W s" this s emssy
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC.
are 80 that disease within the Of their action
ties search cleanse and nygorate every portion he ba
man correcting its diseased ACTION restoring
With pdisBaI!si , as
sae IT, ma ms health or energy restored by remedy ct
n No only do they complaints everybody
below NAMED pleased to furnish gratis Americas
oo o M iast Ge sea arfs sssF
Hssd pas n s5G
Loss Of Appetite Jaundics and other kindred complaints
tons excellent Alternative for the enovaon Of
as 9oaa apd hs restoration of tone and strength the system
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
n sd sn Ct Hd 5
So wide the field Of It's usefulness and so numerous are the
s'ss BEEN sss . ssss
ns Ms bsn ssd ID diseases Of the
cine Of its kind escape observation and whers
aesT Rqs S"s s y
ne nary hs are incident to climate While
f sa sss 81 c h
BY 81; aE S5H5f, s sss .s
'ssoIatIy EaaS1 10EN FoVENd
South and West
sns asS s'ssnf ha sp ss sms
ming empty. " w 'D!uieo W rus
4h, Having bush get loose
9th. Having no driver and rind, to make IL choke
per-bearer - 1000 Nse'"ee 70 nop'
Some OF these Mills have NINE YEA Rs wITuour
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED o "tisooi
IS q rs and 3oinch Double and Single f,ssr nor, l., -
and for sale by - n '1 "II INV IN store,
u-. o1eN ~ 9raver street, New Orleans.
X go. - 4 F. successor to j. VINCENT.
pegs leave to inform his friends and the pubiic that har
sse Ha he n h!e5s III the store Of ST. Peter
his wslkno establishment CORNER az TX Ma.en'on e
CARoNDELET STREETS VT oASAL AND
He has on hand whicS, he no. ,,,. ..,,
XIV. FR II CANDIES Of all descriptions and FANCY
o magnincent patterns He also prenared IN fnr.
Psh SsfT WRSsdi BALLS PARTIES DINNERS SUP
st % etc: furnishing necessary gasswars
Whers en ms mas a SO, opened p1sil LUNCH SALOON
P rFi OYSTERS. BONED TURKEY n ANS nnREs'
LATE ICES, etc., etc. i'' n 1T IEE IL; ~
nan Mr. T seo,x, ..,. a., Successor to j. Vincent.
stors cautions his friends conound the
shment in the First District WV ''''' Will n "a an
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CLARK's PHOTodRAPHs.-If you wish to see some
splendid specimens the very perfection photog aph art
go to Claks at No. "a Canal you like to
own similarly stylish picture of yourself down and let
Clark poke his camera at Nobody beat him
assert 1t positively See his card advertised in another
@ column
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TALLoS's RICE Mills The steam arm rice
pounding machines which efficient in accomnl,;re the
purpose for which they designed invented by Mr.
Talon, Of New Orleans for sale by the sole agent and
Mr. George Patterson corner Delord and New
Leyee streets. See advertisement.
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Ash NrItaus 9aiIp Crescent.

-. !. =" =. "a =. 81.
lfNf H3fIfNMG MafIlf Njrfgffll
- y. Z -. : y
~, mas a - nam Crescent, ~
uSxal xpciatsgas, shs only permanent ba<i
- i ssNulme - sctisn, and such an aztec
- - ll ~ $50 g am eartnly exissenee,
4. III j. A-s e -.
~ I x ~ A.uueoe0
=. $1,000, 49,. .ossy Y
1s' ~ - nesu'
s ~. - ~ ~ \,
7, ~ ,--as ~ - :.
q y. "a - !.
=. ~. n 49, = 1888 su0uanu.s
ss 9. u. 9 $. II IS. =. wig.
\. a.s - $3.50 nA.l, p,l
.,.' i. W. ~ y =
:, 49, Is. Il. s4o INC colesans
s. sae .elne Plsoe' 70 w'tness tne cio
= !. - ea.usi q .ne femat
y ~ = pef.oo PREVIOUS % tns lnlro
nso ~ ssnools 9. sne nomeopatnic system
g tsacn'ng me sciences Inc same ssxs-books were
-. and me sAme knowledge o. them required - u
- University, 20 that young lsdy who graduated
a. eighteen WAS considered quite prodigy Of pre-
seccaty but Helen Campbell the subject Of our
saltoh MAD II addition Is uncommon mental cspaci-
-. i rsie uportuuitv Of intellectual cultivation in
- ~ ~ 81 hi widowed mother and an only
siSo vere persons Of education, and who de,
Ve.d iS6 nsracnai attention to Helens; consequent
shoaSk ~ yuunees4 ii her class she was declared
~ - VsitaF IA nsthematciAn. For the subject
a - ysIe1istusy addssss, she chose that simple
Stinsras X III sststs We love TO Be remembered,
Il - sssay 4 ns1apayscs, she had pondered long
SpSs ~ - fifuent principles Of humanity and she
- atk61Shs % write and feelings to pour forth
We fSfS ~ did Ii manner 30 natural and free "a "a
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINN-sHOr,

GEORGE PATTERSON.
Successor to Mclean Pattersou,) corner Of Dslord
and New Lavee streets. 1877
The undersigned Is prepared manufactures sTEAN
ENGINES, BOILERS anc MACHINERY OF all kinds fof
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars. 80
BRASS WORK of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders. Gun Metal Rings ETC. 'T-e ~
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steann
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work. "
He will keep hand all times Bars Wheel Stir
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves used
by steamboats,. " -" -
He Is for the sale John Osborns Patent FuaI sav
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of Picayune Printing
Ohice and others that have them these ars
be under boiler lately put up In iris ssta
shmont. - y : s7
He has aso made second hand
Boilers and Machinery and will establish 10
the establishment where large quantity hand Roll
ers and Machinery may be found all for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
VIEW Orleans. June l. 1883. tel
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SPECIFICATIONs for the contract for the
the Wharve Fs bet from Pos. IS to Post II
These foot passage shall be accordance
with the lines and nights to be given by the City Surveyor
the following manner
Yellow pine by inches square, shall driven least
sfeet into the solid ground at distances eng,way
from eenes and Of 81 feet centers the heads
BY the City Surveyor and shall receive and support inch
square caps which shall be strongly aened each said
posts with drag nails of an inch square by IL inches long
The panks for the flooring yellow pine Of the best
feet long they shall be Strongly nailed to Of The a a
6nch pressed spikes two at each end each plank
All the materials shall be OF the best quality and shall be
fuI mis- b the contractor as well IS the labor
City Surveyor, otherwise 1t shall be rejected.
The contractor sha be bound begin work in ten days
couuc and he same asys N s
ay OF ten dollars per day for each and day thereafter
Security to amount OF $1,000 shall be required to
the faithful p rformance of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion of the accept
anee Of the same by the City Surveyor
well understood that in OF failure by the
od ns S Be s hn as
III which the work is being executed the Council shall
e sn % Sy sas @ putting h
without applying to eonr, Of justice to annn The and
ne ABANDON the sa not
and complete the same n conformity with his contract the
the by him up to the date Of The abandonnep and
that the city shall thereby discharged from any
e he and his ecu mt ~ @ be
he1 aud bound in sodo to unto the city all loss differ
fns ns Prize Which the
Ris TED ID a, At. resale or f,a M lea
Isisnedl ~. ~ LoU1s H PILE, City Surveyor.
oy me on Streets and Landings of both
sssnsd KoEr, vH Hi;y;.En, ,chairmsn.
is January IS Henry Iss puRE for Comptroller
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SPEc;IEIcATloNsf for the contract for the

~ repairs to be done Powder Magazine 1"r 'he
is sFh resqs s s.
saSs Of 81 h pv.l Posdst
Orleans Said made as fol toe sy O. Msw
and ss
Gsnts and "na he hSe the hard
hs and g ssss s a .ss
least cut rail-. two ssg Pos win
r be set % as.
s alt @ a
sna ~ f e Al ~ oas by MT
r s he fbs with Ct least four to sch
aua ns ssv1s fence es all k Se
Tdas city ss ssr~eyof
floor On be d on ssn sn gal
a nsh al aRs s
ec sHff s as saus o oo and
The best AZ glazing shall be arnsheG and ID
m s =, III, se s whole Ct e. outside as
soo Goals o2d LAND and iron usually
new double II row Pa Of ,n d pile, IL Nv !,
ss4 BE
screw scG os r And to be strongly The
best manner; 'N" 'e repaired IN the
each side of the wharf wherever may esgna,ed By the
materials shall be of the best quality and shall bs rur
nhed " the The iabor. A1 snail DC 'f'
days ne ha o G9g9S to tie work the
Council and complete same forty DAYS after nasT
penalty o. ten dollars day for each every thereafter
the same is completed. - ~ 'A"'e"i'si
the faithful performance Of the contract
in cash the completion Of the RI and
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor ~ $3.50 eeP'7
II well understood of failure bv a
9n or nsh me ork or any prt thereof within pc
ROD hxed the Council .a,issd with the
in which the work executed the (,nnc
ght to ann the without putting the Contractor de-
as required by article 05 Civil Code aud without
to e9aft Of justice 10 annul the same. Without
tractor shall at time abandon the work or not Gnish ard
complete the in conformity his contract the COR
tractor shall forfeit all claims he for any mart N m
; DONE ~ him up to The date of the abandonment
thereor and is also well that in ease the con-
De resod the contractor his securities shall he hed
pohhd Ia solido 10 the loss or dance
me price At which the contractor originally
.ated at a resale or re-adiudcation ' VIC "u!uui'
BIDS to be for the whole work couplete
New Orleans, December 3, 1883
.tsgnedl LOUIS a. PILE. City Surveyor
3ohrds OF the Common Council, =. 20 "es ~ ,o.n
[[sSiigredl ROBERT HgsssAo' , ', II
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lENTAL NOTIC \. 800. DENTAL NOTICE.

nesSeER DENTAL NOTICE-DR. j. WEST
Practical Dentist, No. liz ST. Charles srest
OYyS$SV near Poydras street.
A11ll j. W. would call particular attention 10 his
method of constructing TEETH They mace
perfectly natural in form and shape set with false rhs
with clear and distinct articulation OF speech This effected
by having the inside OF the teeth and OF FORM
which the tongue readily adapted This prevents hiss
sound SO often observed parsons wearing artificial tse
feels confident that he will give satisfaction those may
honor him with their patronage All persons DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning bis services would do we'll call examine his sr
cmsns je10 ly
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tsigned) j. o. NIXON, Mayor pro tenn.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for III

Notice is hereby given, that WEDNESDAY, the I'd Of
February next will adjudicate my office a. IL o'clock
NJ, the above contract.
iaG6 II TtIEARn Cc,n,tr,,,ar
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICJAI-

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on tn .
W 18th Of January. the black hoy JASPER Saws he M
longs Mr. William Martin who lives in the New Basin he is
feet IL inches high, and has on the left leg 80 "
The will call claim his property accordno IN ,a
E. PLANCHARD "
I'll p.,.... , a., ,,., Keeper Of City Police Jail,
HENRY DUREL.
Jas LOT Cor,ntrnlJar
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DENTISTRY,
Nv s. CHANDLER.

w s. CHANDLER,
- DENTIST
--oFFrcE and RESIDENCE,
i sus~~~.lEAsaBUMVNxH1ELS g.
No. ls17 Canal street, 5etween CaroudoJSs Eu
Bsrenns streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
Al1l1 TEET inserted In full partial sets vh.o.,
tcr Beauty Utility and Cofoso the ezcssd
ja61y&W
MENTAL NOTICE .......DENTAL NOTICE.,
G. W. PARMLY d. D. s.,
Can be consulted at his Office and Residence,
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MAYoRALTY--OFFICIAL.

MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall January 2S, 1889.
common Council OF the City of New Orleans
{ No. 1890
Resoltd That the adjudication by the Comptroller agreea
oy to resolution No 2 of contract for lining with eusb
stones and making wooden both sides of The Nav
Orleans and Carroton Railroad, ST. Charles late Nayade
street from the Tvo circle to Felicity street. ssrs Nicbo
son CO.. security Jeremiah Lnco aeghy per
oo or me whole work complete be and the Is hereby
the security accepted and the Mayor authorized 10
lsignedI CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved January Is, 1859. "
lsisnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor. jag s.,
[ No. 1881.
Resorsd That section So of ordinance No. 4s6 approved
december H. 1855 fixing the Of license on hi arcan
e or for giving information Of the
sananE OF eommercai firms at S5O0-fve hundred doiiahs
liceuss from $50 to $50. ~ Aouhs VI
lsignedl CHAS. II. WALDO
rs,-,, President Beard Assistant Aldermen
iSisneal j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Alderman
Approved January g. 1859. - eh-
lslsnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor Jag St
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-. CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE. ,
City of New Orleans, Jan. IS, 1859.
{ No. 1903. I

No. 4303 ]
rac That the adjudication by the Comptroller of
Powder Magazine j. B. Fletas-secrty A. i V;iisro y
sko or the whole work compee-bu and the same ii hereby
jury. - e WA ooue W ee romeo
further That the Comptroller be- and he Is hereby
10 ndJndicate to the lowest bidder after Ave dnys
nase IN s oci. journal for balance Of hs re-
s TO the Powder Magazine agreeaby specca
ons on ME in the Surveyors Office said adjudication to be sub
ee 10 Tue approval or rejection OF the Council
lsighedl , CHAS. II. WALDO
= President Board of Assistant Aldermen
- lssnedi j. o NIXON.
A,,uo. r., ., 80. President Board of Aldermen,
es'gned' j. o. NIXON. Mayor pro tenn.
Nose Is hereby given that TUES LIST day of February
Contract - sAi 49, tuS SDofe
ji25 1t T THEARn ro,,n,..,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. i,
ciy Of New Orleans Janu.ry 81, 1859
:. No. 1888.
essd Iha the Surveyor be Is hereby authorized
70 pave the necessary provision for the Of
possible. Ae' "'su Us Htt'e ueiay rs
That the Compoer be he is hereby
70 a1uacae to the highest bidder after five DAYS
police in the official journal revenues Of be Treme rht
second District for the remainder the ar
M relating to the markets said adjudication to
10 suec 70 the approval ction OF the Common (ounc
0slghea) a. GHASy II. WALDO.
President Board of Assistant Alderman
(signedJ j. o. NIXON,
Approved January s. 1889. '"" '' 1e'ae'"en.
tsgne0 GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY 7h of Febrna,v
revenues '' " "iS omee' tne ABOVE
JAZZ ~ T. THEARD, Comptroller
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Embracing every Style aud Quality.

N.Sssss'S. 10 lsAod ausAlos sqt - .-,
RE- Inaf sloalnas er he is hereby authorized
10 the lowest bide after five days u the
cal Journal contract for constructing foot passage
connect the wharves of the First Fourth Districts Post
IS to Post A. Said work to be dono in with lines
aod specifications Of the Surveyor and the Adjudication to be
subject to the approval rejection of the Common Council
(s1gned) CHAS. II. WALDO.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Gsigned) J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved January q, 1850.
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pATENT HOT-PKEssED NUTS, BOLTS,

L Hog Ikain Ends y
G. L. KoUNS 4 BROS, No. Front street. Agents for
Knapp Carter, Wilson Co.. Pittsburgh, the sale Of their
celebrated Nuts and Bolts of all sizes descp
Wheel Sups Flange Bols Tie Bolts, Nails exc in lots to
suit purchasers of the best Tennessee iran Price lists and
samples at the office. Orders from machnists and country
dealers solicited. octl ly
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NOTlCE-IS CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
NJ Louis Commagere the CONNER cia firm of GRATIAA,
C0MMAGERE co is this day dissolved
The surviving partners Of the late firm Pierre LongIs of
and D. Gratisa Of New Orleans will continue the
same line of business under the firm of s. d. GRATIAA
CO. in New Orleans and Of p LONGS CO.. in Bordeaux.
JACOB HERR has the general power Of the house.
New Orleans Jan. l, 1859
PIERRE LONGS.
ial If S. b. GRATIAA
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0uts IH1Su 8euck8Ay KNOW 30 Htt6 ot Tue cnaracteI
Of men that they misjudge, and often, thereby, pay
the forfeit Of : LIES happiness.
Girls are aid % be very susceptible, and why
soold they not hsf At home, in society and in their
owuaenae Of dspsndence they learn TO look to men Al
their and guides torgstfu of the fearful
tct that man often yields his strength to vice. his
wisdom e folly and that those holy relations estab.
lished BY God himself are most shockingy profaned.
Although Helen Campbell bad for months dvelt mn,
OAR M same roof with Mr.. Lindaur, and possessed
amlar taits and apparently similar principles, thew
had never hesn familiar The strictest rules 81 eli.
sqaette towards each other had been observed, and
ths bad been . Helen 90 natural that it had never
been subsct Of thought; but to Richard 1t seemed
singular. and w. 1t tmes painful. He longed for
~ sympathy in his pursuits. As he spanned the
xlinees Of The planets, or saw within the range OF
~ telescops one not visible to the naked eye, he
70 show il first % her but no, she gazed at it
~ family, and though an enthusiast in the
plation Of the sublime facts Of astronomy,
smed On end Of their communion. Both. in
t1slf lesearches, observed the same Heavenly Pro.
sncs both It the same altar, acknowledged their
3 I'D trust In the same Saviour. In society, he
~ III influence and felt covetous Of what she be.
Nd Or others, but she only observed him as the
~ centM Of 3 circle, over which his talents
sivs him command.
~ r Jnne ~ whole family took an excursion
~ AllsehanlsG and with the generosity and kind
r. 3nsxn Only = tie South, Helen was expected
s,ns Of ~ party, and to her It was period Of
44 heppiasN. II has been said BY those who
ase visited The Alps that the scenery in some parts
~ AlleghAnlas and Apalachiens Is scarcely less
Hh'ius. ~ cne pAn, ths mountain il cut from the
0mn63t 70 The haaa and uresanf. the - .
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FOR G0NORRHEA.G LEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
J. In the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU.
TloN-Ths woridrenowned preparation all affections
o. the generatfye organs whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and of America acknowledge It's
eicacy Thousands OF sufferers have been relieved by IT.
Purely vegetable in composition 1t is harmless Ell
cacous The system becomes nvgoated the dsbtaed
body and depressed mind are restored energy.
. b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States,
myl7 1y Apothecary, 26 Camp street, New Orleans.
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protection Of Judge b. the husband of Richard Lin
daurs other cousin While writing in private par
lor, the Judge entered with stranger, whose sea.
burnt or desertbronzed complexion told Of foreign
travels There was that nobility that purity in his
countenance, which for moment dispelled from
Heens mind the belief that he, Mr.. Lindaur was an
immoral man and he utterly unconscious Of her sus-
PIGEONS, felt that he again in the immediate pres.
ence Of an angel Of loneliness The Judge with deli
cacy natural to him, withdrew It was an interview
OF painful, thrilling interest. He told her Of his un-
changing love, and how that love had influenced him
IN every step he had TAKEN that for her he had sought
every antquased treasure that he had daily written
ms oest thoughts but she had rejected them all with
n''nness quite amazing to him. For the first time he
'ueu toa her OF the scene in her sick room of the
prayer, the remedy aud the stolen kiss. Helen WAS
deeply moved, and yet unmoved, and thew parted as
they met; he believing and living upon the belief
that she was his by the unalterable will Of his Haa.
veny Father.
In the family Of Judge B.. Helen waa as dan chter
and he often wondered at and regretted the rejection
Of one SO elevated his friend Lindaur, vet with
refinement peculiar to Southerner he never alluded
to it. At length, letter of astounding import.
Mr. K had died, and in his dying hours had ELECTED
from his wife solemn promise that she would re.
move from Helen Campbell's mind the belief that
Richard Lindaur was an immoral man, to carry both
to her and Mr. L. the humiliating but pentent cones
sion that he had most usdousy and politely not by
words, but BY a cunningly devised plan, made her
believe Lindaura guilty hypocrte, that be might pre-
vent his marriage and thus secure for bis daughter
the half OF his large estate as he knew that She with
the only daughter Of Judge B., were the legal hers
in case Mr.. L. died bachelor. Accompanying this
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~, WADE II. GILBERT.
The reputation Of the writer Of the letter rs an e
perenced manager aud msker 10 in the
stae-to whom planters referred well Ricard
the proprietor Of the estate, for further information
The Star Pan be furnished cheap most ordinary
sugar in For further information
at New Orleans the undersigned authorized ms nufac
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WAS brought the City Police jail. the
w 18th OF January. 1859 the black boy WILL AM. Saws
be belongs Mr. William Johnson who near Alexandria
Red river, La ne is feet inches high has a small scar
on the forehead.
The will call and claim her according law
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Polire Jail.
Registered january TO- 1859
HENRY DUREL,
jazz lot For Comptroller
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~ We are under Obligations to Mr..
Reach. eGlerk ofthe sl,aml aat femtinux,,of
the Na1he,s hn1lbr s,A.oui1 pperi9f a
late dse: M conns stion, y VIII to
say thy thY n hbina w = gode boz eel;
differed and deservedly popular with the
travelling public. From the texas to the
lower deck, the employees are gentlemen
'fhaa Psnta,Ae& AadSs bdisatss s&4sd Hs
season this week. and was heavily load &
with both passengers and freight. We are
informed by Capt. Griffith, that travel is on
the increase, and that freighting is very
heavy at present. - 10 the Northern Line,
the people Of Minnesota should extend their
patronage, ;f'cytq them do they seHe the
present TOW rates Of fare and freight. Then
Boats are ail' ffrst:ciass boats, thesbess
cabin accommodations . r. Downing, Esq
is their agent IL RED Wing, and il h gohtle.
maa " no is an honor to the motto Of cheap
fare and low freight He IL 10 ID found a,
the Metropolitan Hotel at all times, aid will
sell YOU tickets cchapr than you cay buy
them elsewhere. Call OH k.m when you sc,
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