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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

The Council.
All the Republican candidates for Executive
Councillors are elected as follows -
lst District-Jacob Sleeper Of Boston.
"a Distrct-John |. Baker of Beverly.
ID Dlstrict-James NJ Shute of Somervile.
4th Dlstrict-Hugh W. Greene of Northfield
9th Dlstrict-Lyman Dimmock of Westfield
On District-Aaron G. Mayhem OF Milford
7th Dlstrict-Joseph NJ. Churchill of Milton.
9th Dstrict-Chares i. Swift of Yarmouth.
Senators Elected
SUFFOLK CoUNTY.-Nehemiah Boynton.
Charles A. Phelps, George Odorne, -3 Repub,
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~ George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKEp an
E Eria MAREH91sECons Caskets Patent Metallic
purial Eases ana Robes of description alwos 81
sizes. SAShhI, OF all
Every thlng connected with the management of
promptly attended to. No. 40 Front street: resjdenc o
Front street, Worcester Mass. dawtf I NJ, vi
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In the Twenty-fifth Representative Dis.
trict, which consists of Oxford, Milbury, and
Sutton, our figures elect Seth Daniels, Repub-
ican, and Geo. Hodges, Jr., democrat. The
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EAST DISTRICT.
IAI,n II LE,
WEST DISTRICT.

SENATOR'S ELECT FOR WORCESTER COUNTY
Central District-Dexter F. Parker OF Wor.
cester.
Southeast Dstrict-Simon j. Woodbury. of
Sutton.
Southwest Observation-Disclosures Eddy of Ok.
ford.
West District-Jason Gorham of Barre
Northeast District-Godsmith f. Bailey OF
Fitchburg.
East Dstrict-John E. Fry of Bolton
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECT.
Sheriff.. S. G. Knowlton OF Worcester.
District Attorney-P. Emory Aldrich Of
Worcester.
County Commissioner-Amory Holman of
Bolton.
Special Commissioners-Thomas Billings of
Lunenburg, Bonum Nye of North Brookfeld
For Commissioners of Insovency-W. A.
Williams Of Worcester, David H. Merriam of
Fitchburg t. G. Kent of Milford, D. L. Nor
rill of West Brookfield.
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r,ann rs "A, n. w. GeraIds, PhysiciaD-an exre
rienced and successful Midwife No IL Mechauih eApe
at the head of Union street w. o- "echahlc street
eases of rhdoh Ssen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
ito3p M o"' Vince hours from to a. m. and from
uii
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WIT: Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER continues tho h,,.i
e sD nd Cteansg Redgeig and Repairing Mems Appar
H. anu also clealses Ladies' Shawls Riding DrassaS 10
ne mas increased his help and facilities to meet The steSd
inI I IN us Dusnes Office No Pleasant street
heaYlng executed at from three to ten DAYS notice
at shorter notice when the necessity or con-
- = ''''iS iSpuiiesit DIFF o2g
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= Curtis's Cure for BaIdn sale bv nj
Druggists i'll the United States and Canadas. DIFF ops
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John f. Taft, PA Main street, Worcester. dealer
in all kinds India Rubber Goods d6m* s27
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REPRESENTATIVES ELECT IN TINS COUNTY.

REL hEoEN lAlIN Eo ELECI IN ILLS COUNTY.
Districts,
l. VIM. Murdoch of Winchendon, r.
2. Nathan Richardson of Athol, r.
3. Nathaniel L. johnson of Dana, Rep.
4. Leonard Stone Of Templeton
s. Lewis Ii. Bradford of Gardner, R.
6. Edwin Upton, of Fitchburg, Francis
Tinker Of Leominster, and John How
ard of Lunenburg, Reps.
7. Geo w. Maynard, Rep.
8. Jonas E. Howe of Clinton, d. tgain.)
9. Franklin Hathaway, Rep.
10. Forester b. Aiken of Hardwick, Dem.
IL. Geo Crowell of West Brooktield, Dem.
r. G. B. Deming, Rep,
IL. John ID. Coggswell of Leicester r.
IA W. N. White of W. Boylston, r.
15 DR.. j, Andrews of Shrewsbury, r.
16. A. j. Burnap of Westboro', r.
H. Charles Brigham of Grafton, r.
H. II. d. johnson of Upton, r.
10. j. II. Barker and A. j. Sumner of Mil
ford, Denis.
Il. Jos. q. Ray of Blackstone, Rep.
70. Sumner Balou Of Mendon, Dem.
p j. Abbott of Douglas, X.
% Verney Fiske of Southbridge@R.
"a Gilbert Rich Of Charlton, Rep.
% Seth Daniels of Oxford, and George
Hodges, Jr., of Oxford, Dem.
26. Benz. f. Otis of Worcester, r.
q. Saml A. Knox "
%. Henry c. Rice i"
20. Joseph Pratt :"
80. Timothy s. Stone /" {"
In the Twenty-fifth Representative Dis.
fric Hub;,I, oone;e+, of nxc..l
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,naVld scott, Druggist and Apothecarv M osI
MAIN street, corner Mechanic street Worcester Si SoA
pure drugs and patent medicines of ali kinds nj
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with med;na
on te most liberal terms for cash and devotes his "ee
i attenton to the compromising and preparation Of %
i0NA-f'A''' uly no
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d; 6. Bradt, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon. OF
nee No Elm street Office hours to 10 m, to
b p. DIFF nv05
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Homeopathic Medicines of all kinds kept for
arr = = "
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q. H. Jencks, ID enlist, 239 Main street. nearl
opposlte EiIl street. diff
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HI. G. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
Shutters Gratings, &C. at 81 Union street. diff apj
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j. Il. LinneII, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PIIYSI
Clan AND SURGEON No. 8 Elm street, Worcester
Office hours from to 4, and p. m. deodtf o23
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RemOyaI.-Dr. C. A. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No. 50 Main street dtf iyll
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la Teauy, III good condition. 100 900 bus hels Gran
cia a uel III large or small quantities. The chesnes3
Will anu oest coal kindiing in the world One trial
GUnVlnce any one Of its superiority over ali oter
ft az How IN use Orders left our new Storehose
viii lu o ~ inc store Of G. f. Brooks No Front street
"a 0nlP' ATTENTION, W. Il S. G. LANE
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DR.: ,Duponeo's Golden Pills for Females.

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Office No 8
brlhley HAN, worcester, Mass. dly mch1
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Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
IN superior STYLES OF Roman letter, old English and
SCRIPT, with black red ink indellibIe and
for sale at low prices, by JOHN O. HILL, Apohecary
Worcester, Mass. dtJal ma
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Geo: II. Eddy, with +. s. MASON dealer II, az,
co % q, l I r0rtes No and Carks Block Main
eVe o Neehanic street, Worcester Mass Portirniar
atehlon given TO orders received for Tuning in The %
or IN any part of the country dam ne :" H'e Siy
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Draper a. Clark have just received a lot of supe
rlor NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mills
Those wanting better article tnan they have seen this
eson will no doubt call for the same. diff v27
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II hmciMs MerrifeId, Teacher of the Piano Forte
"ai7nloh9' &C Residence Carroll street. Worcester
oi diff
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and nJos SHAKE Will give instruction In the Anio
anu anu 21ern Languages. and in the Common e Ancleht
tnssn oludles' at No. Bowdoin street dir meyer XII
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Worcester. 'e"' rosters Block, Pearl st
ala ATTENTION given 10 Diseases of the Eye
a." dawcOdtl "
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ID. II. EstabrOok, Manufacturer of all kinds of
wv AND FANCY PAPER BOXES 245 Main street
sbt Mass All kinds of Boxes manufactured at
oslce orders respectfully solicited and promptly
..N-N-N-eN. ~
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II SsIT f1Wer ~ Bakers Celebrated NoIscIn..
frna "a oEMlNG MACHINES New stvles1nrces
@ 9oV 70 slZ5' Hemmers, So extra These n,orhin
@ aIon TWO spoos as purchased from the storn Ta
W no rewndng of thread; they hem fell gather ana
o', ~, superior style, finishing each seam nv ,ho
UNl operation, without recourse 10 the hand
by other machines They will do better an az
far op sgTne llan seamsress can even if She wor
DoNis 81 exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT A. sIIr1
---- "yi Nv" lork' dly iy22
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M. a pples! AppIcs.-7OO Barrels of splendid
Minler Apples; Also BUTTER AND CHEESE; receiy-
Gu n snu lor SAFE by DRAPER IL CLARK.
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No. SO .Magastsse Street,
OPENING or THE WINTER FASHIONS u!

City and Country Trade supplied.
THE WINTER sTYLE-FINE BELDEN, Silk and Cassi
| mere-Fashionable. y
| THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA HATH Grey Brown and
Back-Glazed Top, Silk, Plush and Velvet.
THE LATEST oUT-THE PIGCoLoMINI HATH Fine
Velvet, Plush Cloth, Beaver, Fur, etc.
STIFF BRIMs-THE DOUGLAS" sTYLE-Brown Fur
Black Beaver, Drab Cashmere and Pearl Stiff.
EXTRA SMOKE, GABLE" BAEDs-THE CABLE HAT
The Army and the Nicaragua HAT.
Mems Cloth Plush and Glazed CAPs-Cotton and Silk the
Trade supplied.
Boys and Mems NAVY CAP and COVER
UMBRELLAS of every grade and price,
Ladies' Fine Silk Satin BoNNETs Spring style
at Wholesale.
Ladies' Partisan Straw Trimmed Infants Jockey and Misses
and Ladies' BLooMERS.
SOFT HATsThe Kansas STYLE Black Cassimere Hungarian
Seven Deep and Planters Bengal Plaid Boys Haveock
and Young America Cashmerette colors.
The celebrated "GREAT WESTERN HAT"-Drab Otter and
Black Beaver Furs.
A HEAVY sTOCK.
rS'The cheapest Hat Establishment in New Orleans-the
most extensive assortment-the Fashionable Goods
Country Merchants will find their interest 10 call and e
anime stock of WOOL SOFT HATS in endless va
riety, suitable for their trade.
large of STRAW GOODS for sprpe trade inst
received and prepared supply every article in tho
line low be found Southern or Northern
kets on the most liberal terms.
s. E. GRUMAN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
No SO Magazine street. of Grayier New Orleans
- dZa zp!al And 50 Broadway, New York.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
A GARD FROM 6. M. YERaER.

Having recently returned to this find
have been made in here in regard to the
second days proceedings Of the Pacific Railroad
AS ample publicity given the base charges fraud
made by Dr. Fowkes it is due justice equal publicity
be given to the mode In which they were met.
My words the few not to be mistaken
stated In open Convention within the hearing all
that he owlkes) guilty of wial fAlsehood when he
charged that George s. Yerge President OF the p
r. Company, had executed certain deed of with the
pupose Of selling out the road wish msnn
desoodI charged him then charge him now with will
full and deliberate ia school in the premises.
E. NJ. YERGER.
81. OhAHLEs HOTEL, December 81. 1858. jail 2plt
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BANK or AxERICA.-The election Of Directors and
President Of this Bank for the following year. has
been completed and dividend Of per cent. de-
clared payable to the stockholders on and after TO-
day. We refer to the Cashiers advertised notices,
in the proper part Of our paper.
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. Presents!
N OR RIS, MAULL e. CO.,
CLorIz1MEs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel
Have just received large invoice Of the cElEBRATED
PET 0s WIZ TIES,
Comprising the
Navarro, a..
cHAMBoRD,
All of Different styles,
ROBES DE cHAMBRE,
FANCY CAMBRIA HANDKERGHIEFs-ln every variety.
d22 2ptf
Holiday Presents
UTI LITY AND ELEGANCE.COMBINED!
LEIGHTON & BARB0T,
OLD AVID WELL-KNoWN STAND,
Have hand
NEW AND SELECT STOCK
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
SHIR rs,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Every article Of which is well suited for presentation
friend.
Present, to be duly appreciated, should be TASTEFUL
and sERvICEABLE. What can be more SUITABLE than
the following? w
Good oyERCoAT OR SHAWL,
Fine DRESS or FRoCK COAT,
Rich VELVET or SILK VEST,
Fine Pair BLACK DoESKIN PANTS,
Pair Of French CASHMERE PANTS,
A Handsome NECK TIE or SCARF, 5m
A Rich CASHMERE DRESSING GOWN,
One of LEIGHToN's PREMIUM sHIRTs-sste SIS,
Or
Half-a-dozen Good Linen Bosom SHIRTS. 50 90
:. Fine York Mill. . - Is 90
:. Fine Linen e. .............2 rs 90
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs,
White, Fancy Brown HALF HOSE,
Fine Beaver Kid GLOVES,
SUBSCRIBERS, SHIRT COLLARS,
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
SHIRT BosoMs, NIGHT CAPS,
NIGHT SHIRTS, etc.. etc., ETC.
AS-we very .eec. and complete assortment of the
will be happy exhibit to all who favor
us with a call.
18-No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS .-es
All Goods purchased here warranted give satisfaction
and to be fully worth the prices asked for.
Remember the welI-knOwn stand
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal Streets under Merchants
Hotel.
d22 2ptf LEIGHTON & BARBOT
Notice.
Having sold my int sres in the house of VIM H. SLACK
CO., and associated myself with D. FELT sTaTsoN Cen
eral Staoners Printers and Blank Book nacturers
specially invite my friends and exa me the extensive
stock belonging to this business
Particular attention paid PRINTING BOOK
and the STEAMBOAT TRADE.
All goods and work at reasonable prices and terms
VIM II. SLACK,
AID. FELT & sTETsoN's,
General Stat sners,
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pREsENmArr aN Doors
|
l PRETTY NEW JUVENILES.
855
New Editions Of Popular Favorites.
e..
1 -1''''-' : - --A
~ ~ e.r- En-
-. as
t5
HOMAS Il w HIT II
|
N Il
Among which are
Portrait, de,cr,b,5 nv Mrs 4. " .p.,u., 49,.
WOMEN or m rry .un ,pr,,,sr ,,,o,, s1,,,,n.
MIS- TO EuGENIE-A Portrait Gallery Of Female Love
me- Aenssenen, ana inaasnes-wh Nineteen hns En-
FIRST EaPIREWh Portraits Of It's Beauties wits and
Es,,s, w.. new ana Improved
GALLERY on y AMorYs rNcJ ron ANT .NrpY, /. =,
PoErs-w;th AZ Introductory E,,.v-Rv Hsn,v conn..
richly Illustrated with One Hundred Steel
executed in the first style of art mostly from Original De
signs, by distinguished Artistes.
-Also-sf .s.as5,s
- ~ 80 - bibles AND rhAshA BOOKS
u 7T'7' g - U =
fnoNA Al Al = fohficA1
a. a > -. n - 49, ~ 1865
~ ~ fAsoh Rite AUTHORS.
FLOW Ehs-Drawn and Colored from Nature, by Mrs
~ = An'10au''on 0y MRS. = NJ 81
Binding, ~ ,rn,ov.a ,r,h,r, -. ..s,,,
cali and examine the moder
THOMAS L. WHITES
-- ----- ~ . -.
u. s.. .Je1e2ltnQS.
AGENT, =..-
40 !. J. j.. .Camp street IN
Has Just received from New York, FRESH sroeK
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N0ts00y Holiday

w. As " II - O.
SO. CANAL STREET. .ss
FINE GOLD PENCILs-new patterns,
RICH GOLD VEST CHAINS
CHATELAlNS-of all descriptions
CHARMS-all kinds.
GOLD THIMBLES. N
RICH PAPER MACHE.
WORK BOXES AND DESKS. ..
OPERA GLASSES AND FANS dao o,o.
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NEW YEARS DAY.

EtcHrKEN FIFTY.EraHr went out viii tears ant
sobs, tho most reluctant year % take ~ pice IN tn
dark stsAa u he pat that W Dan ssnsu'ber.
We might complain Of the sum- ton OF the Christ
! ma holidays, Ina mirs Of - aad water, and !
chilly atmosphere, and bsnss armament Of blacl
I'D, acting Is : hterine re to celestial delugea
Two might complain oly - coughs, colds, and in
tnusnxas, now anlicti me multit1des who woult
4 tarn ont during ~ days, weather or no weather
i We might ehtueSM solemn protest against th.
wretched chef fpt upon the school-children, who
having 49, have still had no out door beneA
/ ~ ~ Sl1on holjdays We m;sht nav soo.
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epUeAsscs. Who desire TO be qualified for
srp sfsrysa tssthss wsllknown institution Dob.a,,
0sIisSs NJ. ioS Csnal street. See aaysrtsemsnt.
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grtsttnt, Saturday a|lnrain9
Gtands Exhibition
PORTRAIT EN- HUILE
Fats par les
ARTIsTEs LES PLUS EMINENTEs
EFT de-
COPIES DIES v1EUx MAITREs.
ces objects exposes linspecon puslqpe sAMEp1
JOUR DE L,ANs au
No. A., rue st. Charles,
visa-visl'hotsl 81. Charles
Les Portraits ~.
sERoNT MoNTREs GRATIS
Pour quelaue jour- ct dsvrons etre
VEND UES a L'ENcAN,
=f Sans Reserve, IS
M. Ceux qui desirent So procurer des
oEUvREs DART,
CONNIE jamais etc orts M feron. bien de Sc rsndre
an No. A. rue st. Charles. ial lt2p
Grand Exhibition ~
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS,
IsOsT E1zzn,Evz- ARTISTS,
\ And
COPIES OF THE OLD MASTERS,
No. A. st. Charles Street,
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
These Paintings
WILL BE EXHIBITED GRATIS
For several days, after which they will be
SOLD 1T PUBLIC UCTION,
Without Reserve, ....'
Thus giving al opportunity becoming purchasers at
6T moderate price, of
WORKS oE
The like which have been brought the city
Public notice will be given through the newspapers
when sales will commence and no picture will be
sold at private sale. ~.
SSRecollect the number-44 ST. CHARLES Street, oppo-
site the Hotel dsl 2p2t
Ladies'
EN- BROIDERED LINEN CAMBRICI
9 Ell i: M = Il 3. II
COJOREn ENTERTAINMENT
" n r " s O o E s z z r s
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES.
Just opened a beautiful assortment.
G. A. BARRIERE h BRO,
100 Canal street. Touro Buildings.
BOYS AND GIRLS
EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
[ " " ca ERIC SHIR rs,
Embroidered Chemlse Fronts for Ladies. II
just received from Paris. Il
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
d2s 2p6IEuWesa&Mo 1870 Canal street
christmas and .NesD Yens. Gifts !.
HYDE & GOODRICHs, 4
IGN OF THE GOLDEN PELICAN.
We offer this usual large and cheice
p II
NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
onfden that for richness extent is unsurpassed in
outhern country. |
1t includes articles of SILVER WARE, SUITABLE FOR
REsENTs,
Manufactured In New Orleans,
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS, of every description se-
csed by one Of the firm from the markets Of II
New York. Frankfort
Birmingham, Mannheim, . II
Sheffield, Geneva
London, Florence,
Paris, Rome and II
Berlin, Naples II
A6No profits paid to Northern Importers Commission
ouses.
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
dis 2ptf Canal and Royal SITS.
Theodore DntlSiger,
Beg leave to his friends customers that
ill open on MONDAY the 18th December, his
NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
22S AND $50 ROYAL STREET,
Corner of St. Philip street, II
'Uy;tt ,.1
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, log CANAL ST.,
Ut persons at once for BUSINESS IN A MERCANTILE
no Sc BANK any situation life to open close and
keep set OF Books whether steamboat or
pound partnership Government books business what
ever There are Nine Apartments. and Professors for
PENMANsHIP, FRENCH.
BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH,
sF2 MATHEMATICS, GERMAN
Is ENGLISH, etc.. etc.
There not ess than 1000 Of students In
tile houses In this city Merchants apply here for Clerks and
Bookkeepe Citizens and strangers to call and
Tx Circulars, with terms, sent to all who wish.
jal 2pstAltw. RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Something Beasstsftsl
r. @ r L I'll e l. "A D E s..
"A Magnificent
. Fl IA T. f. h a = TX n II
ia for sale
PIFFET,s,
jal 2pst Which is Miracle of Art.
Seamless
G A I T E RS AND GOATS.
n. R. LATIMER,
Il2 CANAL STREET, CORNER OF ROYAL,
Has just received by Philadelphia beautiful assor
men Of Ladies, and Genemens Buttoned Water Proof Al
TIERS French fnish also arcleo of BUSINESS COATS
for city and invites the attention of public upsa
over S. N. Moody'a d3l 2p6t
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LEIGHTON & BARBoT.
Notice.

Having sold my interest in the house of WM 81. SLACK
CO., and associated myself with D. FELT syETsoN Gen.
eral Satoners Printers Blank Book re-
specially invite friends to call and the extensive
stock belonging to this business.
Particular attention paid to PRINTING, BooK-BINDING
and the STEAMBOAT TRADE.
All goods and work reasonable prices and terms
VIM. H. SLACK,
At D. FELT 4 STETSoN,S
General Stat sners,
d27 2pl0t IA Camn s,re.t
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Diseases or the Throat a,,d Lu,,.:-

- DIR. O. p. CRANE,
Whose successfu treatment Diseases Of tb Th.. and
BY the inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
pof now well known to be the only reliable and
enecng cure even in those extreme and desperate
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
cure Of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
means OF Vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gayanism and
Electro Magnetism. ~
'ne convenience OF those afflicted with Diseases of the
and Lungs and unable visit the city who desire
uaon list Of Questions has prepared and will DO for
warded on application to DR.. c..
NO. li6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
inhang astns Medicines etc.. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular case
Patients fr'm the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute min o,smHw
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CMAl.g1 0K EIRlE Nofice y given Of the change
- syise4 ~ - q 4. 3 Cisrks Co.. Clarke Pic.
tan.n sAssf
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so.stt,ey,, Furniture Iv.ase,.oon.s

hcOSVVE1OB ~ Il lETET'OOETEH
WILLIAM H. STEWART.
at No l73 Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEpsTEAps in nd.
dition to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find II to their to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
az zp6tdW l73 Canal street.
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Y Rzv4sD 4 offered for the apprehension Of a
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Christmas Gifts.

FINE GOLD WATCHEs-with Iocke,s.
LADIES GOLD wATCHEs-richly euamsed and ca, ,,,
diamonds,
CHATEL AINS-of all kinds .
RINGS PENCILS etc, etc -
W. A. WILSON,
s. Canal street
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A9-Dr. james advertisement, giving par
cuars Of diseases treated in another part Of this
paper Medical House. No. 81 CUsTOMHOUsE street, eween
Royal ard Bourbon. Dr.JAMES CURES SCROFULA NER.
VOUs and GENERRI Debility ETC. etc dao 2plm
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~ What shall Give my Wife for a New
YEARS PRESENTf-H you wish make her present that
Is useful well Ornamental Southern Depot of the
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, No.
Y Camp street. purchase Of their beautiful RAPHINE
put in splendid Rosewood These Rsphnes are
being introduced into family economy the watch
Of these besu ul and useful Raphes will certain
preventive against Caude Iectnres. d24 2ptiaI
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IheOdOr DanStger,
2S and $50 ROYAL Street, Corner of ST. PHILIP,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANZIGERS
1875 RAMPART date Circus Street.
Has just opened his NEW GOODS for the Christmas Holt
days. received per steamship Cahawba such Embroidered
Collars Sets, Handkerchief Silks, velvets Ruban ChneIle
Shawls Mantle shawls.
SILK and WOOL PoPLIN DRESSES at 81 So with great
variety of ..I
New Style Prints,
Which will be sold at TEN CENTS PER YARD
~ Country merchants will do well examine their prices
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James n. TM0n,uso,,

18HOSstf7SU7tS
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. al BROADWAY. (near Canal street, NEW Won,
jyl3 7psf
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.NOr,aifag Star Cigar Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
THEODORE DE LA CRUZ.
Proprietor.
ss-,THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND d29 2p3m
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