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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13
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{ No. 4414
Resors5 ordnance No. entitled ordinance
for the sale right way establish railroads city
New Orleans and for other purposes be and the is
amended read, single track railroad commencing
Eighth in et of ToledRnn street, and 'n,ong the
Rampant street. u in lieu the East side
part street, the West of Rampant street.
lieu of the Fast side of Rnpart street, to the United States
and after the words atoher single truck railroad
running the 'along the North side of Fspla
the East side of Rampant street, in lien OF the
siie along the East side Of Rampant
Canal street the West side' OF Rampant also
Through Magazine Eighth street,
Toledana street. through said Eighth
tn Prytaoa street in lieu Of Camp sreet'
The privileges of light Of said
shall he twenty The said railroads. FIX
appurtenances the city the expiration OF
years valuation, be dis
persons be appon ed By said contractor
tractors the other by ts city ard in e ri
said valuation between the sd parties thus
appointed third party umpire shS be Appointed by Of
Courts, The decision thereby hat 10 be na and
amended that said ordinance he and the is hereby
adopted. - -
[Sgned ALFRED Army
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedi .v.oOo0"- ]. 0. klA0N,
.m.. President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April l, 1859.
(sgnsdl GERARD sTIIH Mayer
Notice hereby given thRt srse proposals f1 The above
contract will he received BY ~ WE'D SEspAY, 18th Of
June, 1853, at L o'clock NJ = ,,
as 62t i. THbARD, Comptroller.
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clseutExE GogR DE DISTRICT ABRAHAM MN C. G.RDNER
Nonvelle. .Orleaus No ls,S92-

de la JOHN WAY.
Nonvslle. Orleans. No 1882.
I'm VERTu dun writ dc Gcri facIns n moi
" adrese rhonorable Gnquemc District de Ia
No dams ahaire cidessns je procedera e
VENDREDI, 20 de mai 1859, midi, FH6tel de la Cite.
de la Commune, les des MagREns
la vente pubane adjudication de la moiie indive de-
uN TERRAIN, situe faub urg Lafayette dams File
No Is borne les Jersey laurel Josephine st An
dte syan e plan original du dit anbourg lie d terrain est
dehe lie No 3 dapres plan depose Petude de 6
r. Stringer q devant noaire public Ia Eouvel Orleans
iJ pieds de face In jersey ped
de profondenr ct face In Josephine 40 pieds
de largeur dams le fond.
UN AuTRE TERRAIN dams lie meme ilet que celui ci.
dessus dec e degne par lie No 3d. dapas plan relate
depoe etude de q r. Srnger, noaire mesurant IL
pieds de face Ia Jersey 100 ped. de proon
denr ct face la sAndre ct Al peis de ageur dams lie
fond.
Ensemble avect toutes les baisses ameloraons qu sly
trouvent.
Ce,e propree apparen, defendeur moyen de acau
snn quill ae la vente pubgue des bens deenda nj
de la succession de Nathan Way, lie IS tevrier lIS.
lie tpnt saisi dams Pafaire ci-dessns.
CONDIflOSS-Compan au moment de ladjudcaiion.
E. 4. PARKER,
AL NV de la 'OrIsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr lCIrY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
., New Orleans. PAULINE vERREr-No. 6,7T.
DH VIRTUE of plu ries writ Of II ri facins
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction. the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets on TUESDAY May 3lst, 1852
II II o'clock Nj
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Fourth -
District this city, in the bounded by Rousseau, @
Futon jackson and Josephine said lot E
63 feet less Rousseau by I5S feet
less in depth.
The whole will fully appear by reference the
roll Distci filed the Office
of This city
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized In the above sIit.
TERMS-Cssh the spot.
T. II. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

E>PAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT. III n
- etc conduit any epsve du Second District rne Derbgny
Tn cheva blanc mordu les puces de 6 mains de han
tsur asant des de collier de see viae
trice Ia hanche gauche etempe la cuse l'e
psule gauche.
81 lie dit animal nest pas reclame dix our
il vendus lenchere pubqne dit depot, SA
MEDI, 81 mai 1859 midi.
NouveleO Orleans, 8 mai. 1885,
myIG % G. O. FLECHIER Con1rassaire des rnes
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EPAyE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-Il a
u ete conduit depot des epaves du Trosene District
encognure Clouet ct Bons. Enfans, CONNIE epaves-
Tn cheval noir, de l3 de haRteur petite
tache blanche front ain one de pets arhes blanc
les deuX pieds de derere la cuise ganche
81 dit animal nest pas reclame dams dix les rais
payas, il yendu d enchere pubGue, dit depot lie
SAMEDI, q mai 1852 10 heurs A, n.
Nouselie. Orleans le 8 mai, 1889.
O, FLECHlER, CoplnnfSsaire des
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Notice is hereby given thWt sesisd proposals
contract will he received By me- up ~ WE'D ES
June, 1889, at u o'clock NJ.
as 62t T. THEARD,
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AUIs
Tie Dsts Of this city take great pains lsprecag the
Vucau,e sor of durability They i,dy nt
fail TO proure facts TO sustain their assertions VINO wifi
lake III trouble call will b. furnished with facts and
uhAoubed testimony showing that years OF
eonstn makes no change whatever heat and the
strongest acids mNia impression It fair 10 infe hA
will last quite IS well 3 any other style ~ "
IL should s remembered that the improvement Of Dr.
Smith which dspsnSes with pate covering in tEe
root Of me mou Is equally applicable gold patinn
which we use for those who prefer these metals
Having Inserted twenty sets can refer to W ELI.
known citizens who tyng exhausted the skill Of the best
Dentists here and vt The North have the yulcnnte vastly
superior Tor comfort an Usefulness our etoi of iyserting
the purposes o. the natural taeth.
h. +. SMITH Il co,
al9 If Ia HaronUs strest
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STREET COMM'R--oFFICIAL.

ElRST DISTRICT POuND-Hvas brought
the First District Pound street, between Julia
and Girod Streets as estray-
One brown msremue about 16 hands high, with small
white spots the back, short msne collar marks
Which not claimed within days and the there
paid will be sold public auction at said pound FRI
DAY, May 20, 1859, at III O'Clock. A. NJ.
New Orleans May g. 1859.
C. Q. FLECHIER Street Commissioner.
Registered May g. 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

SECOND DISTRICT TFOUND-Was brought
Second District Pound Derbgny street, between
St. Ann and Main streets. estrays-
One white fssbitten horse, about 16i hands high with
saddle and collar marks old the left hip branded
on the left thigh and shoulder.
Which if claimed within days and the expenses
on paid will he sold at public anctcR at said Depot
SATURDAY, May q, 1859, at i2 O'Clock, NJ
New Orleans, May 9, 1859.
g. o. FLECHIER Street Commissioner.
Registered May 9, 1859.
HENRY DUREI.
myl0 16 20 Clerk OF Comptroller.
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CrSevlExE Coua DISTRICT WIN. J: MAYNARD vs.. y
de la Nouyeleorltans. 1904 - " ~
I'M VERTU dun writ de fieri faclas n
T. par Honorable Cinqneme Conr de District
de Orleans, dams aaire cldessus je procederat
lie LUNDI 1889 midi, 'I16tel de In Cite de
Ia Commune tu Camp des Magasns la
puhliaue adjudication de
I,esclave nominee ELIZA, sgce denviron 45 ans.
Sais,e l'nfaire cidtssns.
CONDITIONS-Comptan MI moment de Iadjudcation.
F.. r PARKER,
sss uy6 IA % 30 Sheriff de Ia Parosse diOrleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

resolution sseussg the sa5yssSr y have introduced
resolution granting an extension of afteen day. e,sph
Mooney 70 complete the repsrs Of the PowderH nse wesf
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board was read twice, the rules being suspended:
Aresouon allowing the Ghairmen of The Committees On
Streets and ndings Of both Boards 800 dollars per mon'h
Nj. Landry moved to amend by inserting the
words 100 dollars per month each for carriage
hire in lieu Of the words 900 dollars per mon'n
Yeas Msssrs DeI.abarre, HARRISON, Howell Lam
dry and Wiltz-5.
The foregoing resolution, in its amended tor' was
then concnIred h to resa e 4. Of b. resolution
snd . hss ss ssa so receive IT sois oas
month each chi Ss & s.I.s ,s hgs to Ne ss
Yeas: Yeas Messrs DeLsbare, Harrison, Howell, Ian.
dry and Wiltz--5.
the Assistant Board for concurrence in the amend
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist.
ant Board April 18th, 1889 was called up and con-
CURED in after having been amended by inserting
q $685. in lieu Of " $550:"
Il the sn & !. ar mt on .. The
10 @
Yeas: Messrz. DeLabarre, Harrison. Howell, Ian.
dry, Vennard and Witz-6. -g,..s.s -.
The foregoing resolution in its amended form, was
sent to the Assistant Board for concurrence in the
amendment.
at55. PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
OF holders praying to have permission TO break Hat
boats in front of the Macays place in the Third District
OF praying the Common Council to have
bitches dug bridges made the streets that
tion Of the city bounded by Felicity Road Washington ST.
George and Claiborne Streets in the Fourth District
OF Of real property the north side Of ST. An
Council TO order the construction OF brick Sidewalks etc.
on the north side Of said ST. Andrew street
OF real estate onna the west Size OF
Felicity Road jackson street praying the Com
Council order the construction Of brick sidewalks on
west side Of said Baronne .treet. "
The following were referred to the Finance Com
mittee:
or the President Board Of Of the
draining districts relative the collection OF the amount
assessed paid by Of lands within each draining
district, to pay the interest on bonds, etc.
Orleans the repairing of the streets of the Second District
In the year 1855.
Of Vim Garland relative to his claim against the city of
the repairing of the shell roads of the city
The following was referred to the Street Commis.
sioner:
or citizens property St. Andrew and Josephine
streets the Third District calling the attention of the Com
mon Council the bad condition Of said Streets
Mr. Forstall took mis- seat.
The following petition was read:
Of asking the suppression removal of public
balls.
The rules being suspended the following resolution
offered by Mr.. Wiltz was read twice and adopted and
was motion sent to the Assistant Board to be con-
CURED in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

FIrrH DtsrRicr COURT WIN. j. MAYNARDvt J. R. RICH
Of New Orleans : ARDS ct als.-No 13004
DY VIRTUE of n writ of ii erl fnclas gainst
ID Dickenson and TO directed by the Honorable the
Filth District Court OF New cleans In the above entitled cause
/ will proceed to sell public auction, at the City Hotel
street. between Camp and Magazine Streets MON
DAY, May 80. 1859. Mt IL O'Clock NJ.
The slave girl EIII 4, aged about Is years.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - -.-
~ f.. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

Pars, of Jefferson, ACT. PRE TON.
DY VIRTUE of am alias writ of heri fncias
ID the Honorable the Thrt udcial District
Court Parish Of Jefferson, in the above entitled cause will
proceed se public auction, the City Hotel Common
Camp aud Magazine streets, the
3lst day If May 1859, Al l2 O'Clock NJ -
l. A CERT AIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in Suburb -
st. Mary, in the comprised between New Leyee a
Julia Joseph md Comm streets about lEV
23 New by liz feet Ok inches to 23
feetS SIs inches or less in deph.
Together with brick house, brick ktchen and
thereon Said property being No 0S New
street. belongs TO the succession OF the late L. T.
Preston of partition made between him and his
eor T. Walden act passed on the I'D of
Marc 1898 W. Lewis late NotEry Public in New
Orleans in b. % folio 3I7 Of Conveyance Office in
said city. - - u.,,.. =, -,
Suburb Mary square bounded by Tchonpitouas De-
lord New Market measuring q feet
front Delord street the ront on South Market
street depth the side line nearest Tchon
p,oulas street running through from pelod South
23 feet 10 inches in depth the other side
running through With brick house Deiord
also bcs house South Market street. with brick
kitchen In o bo h
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ForRTH DISTRICT CoURT3 JOEL. b. SAWYER W. PAUL
q New Orleans MARcELLS-So. u, ,252
Qf VIRTUE of writ of fieTi fncfas to
- directed by the Honorable The Fourth lstrie conr
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell puplic auction the City Hotel tret be
tween Camp md MAGAZINE strce~ on THURSDAY, the Oh
day Of June, 1850 II O'Clock NJ all the right title and in
teres Of the defepdInt Paul Mareelin in and to-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the -,
buildings Hnd improvements thereon situated Ia the FIRST !"I
District Of This city, in the square bounded BY calope I
Clara tuprosine measuring - eet front
street by lg6 feet inches and lines in Depth be-
DAral 'ei lines.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS -tash the spot
f. T. PARKER,
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gailg a1ttt1 1llIlQrlltet,.s r.
TERMS or ADVERTI7slNE1G;:..

WEIvE soI1D LISEs OF NoxPARE1L. (oE oxE INCH, on
LEss, WIKH 4 SQuAEE -
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I am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
MILLARD FILLMORE.
The Lndy-COltcr 1Innia,

OF the passion for CATERS, in France, at
present, the correspondent of then. Y. Times
writes - se1,=.,
"For some time we have remarked these
elegant ntinventions exposed in the shon win
dews, without exactly comprchenling the
honor and the delight that awaited them.
They arc made of black, straw-coiorcd. or
check cloth, arc lined interiorly with silk,
are provokingly graceful and symmetrical
| IN form, and are intended TO embrace her
mctichlly from the ankle to the knee. the
aristocratic limbs OF the Anaz0ns and
hnntrcsscs Of Colnpeignc. But this habit
OF wearing CATERS by the ladies. we are
permitted IL believe, only proceeds from
ne growing habit Gu their part OF imita-
ting the apparels of their brothers and
cousins; for during the last two hunting
seasons, the tendency among the gentle
lHcn was decidedly towards the rehabilita-
ton c' l2r:'e G:l;ters-nn article OF wearing
apparel Which, for hal: n century, has he
tonged exclusively 10 the gr0oms and
itcI"eys OF tl'c hnntcrs themselves But
ths tendency tOthc imitati0nof male attire
docs not stop al the hunting CATERS. We see
iAls winter Tie feminine oycrcoat more cx-
actlyimit4tc,lon the masculine model than
ever DeiOrc: they wear masculine vests.
tions and hnttn"s ,,,'iate ;. tc,"lt-
tto~-s!iin .I,.ves S ot,1, o 'ie.e' - 'ney wear
almost ',as..,,I;S, SsTi H., ""o's' anu mats
Joucde mi ,Ir;y f,st ,r.os 20. Nj ~ use :.
The fencinG. am, nistCt siir;a .'l.:
go to the Wnmcn's Club. TIE medal.
however, has its reverse; but since tIds
reverse shows tic masculine gender il, too
pitiable Al light we will draw crinolinc
more ,,rccalIS M .Ii tlat pasH 70 so'NGa',S
card to tc,na1e ottira is on,!. y Y'S'rues III re-
1f lie mon ",,S = 'ss''''''tn
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II eW R0nks

y = w -AENOONSo
ESi EEcEiNED: AT J. q. OEE'S. tr6 MAIN ST.
Hr: F!cmch = new work. Glossary of English Words:
Life and Travels OF Baron: Iulnlldt. will, an lotTo
Iiamly'; Tho Roman Question: Hartly Norman; 4
h Isett;%rI 70 - t%ry; c, ecoeeti2s of The Reyolution
Knitting Work, by Mrs Darlington; EesuisSt;Sns a.
S"Inue Martin: 1eu Years of a rrracicr's Life, bY
'lchurn the Find Preacher: Memoirs IF Tidbco Iy
himself HeprySt. .SOln Gent: Ally 3r,l RooE Poster
brGihers T"mpest ami Sursline; breakfast, Dinner.
and Iea rrG.c'tf' Works; Eso, genera. ssecrtment
Of Steroscopic Vows ranging in price Including in
strlnent from 50 to 800 per EeIt. Eartiesurnished
with general assortment for so cents 81 per even
ever brougt 70 Wheeling especially for retail and city
trsdc Wall Paper frtTm now til lst Of JANUARY Et
cost e,n-,sn for spring Stock Give ms a cali.
and suit y9urselfin anything yon in our line
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DECEMBER "a, 1869. ~ Il le15

settled in favor of freedom. The North
has triumphcd, and having triumplled, lei
her, by her magnanimitv. and generosity to
ller Southern brethren, show that the con
test on his part was one of principle, and
not of personal hatred, or the low anbi-
tion of sectional triumph.
Finally, if I had the power to speak, and
there were any disposed 10 listen to my
counsel, would say tony brethren of the
South: Be notfalarmed, for there are few.
very few, at the North who would Justify
IN any manner an attack upon the institu-
tlons of the South which orcdguarantced
by the Constitution. We are all anti-sla-
very in sentiment. but we know that We
have nothing to do with it in the several
States, and we do not intend to interfere
with it. And Iwould say 10 my brethren
ot the North. respect the rights of the
South; assure them by your acts that YOU
regard them as friends and brethren. And
/ would conjure NIL, in the name Of all that
IS sacred, to let this agitation cease with
the causes which have produced it. Let
harmony be restored between the North
and the South, and let every patrioS rally
around our national flag, and swear upon
the altar Of his country TO sustain and de-
fend it. -
l am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
M1LLARD FILLMORE.
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TUNIORs ANiO sNVELLINGs

Are successfully treated without the use of III. kDf
or needle Lr. Haalee has constantly OF: hand at
hl5 oihce Ell extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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~ Special NOTICES Double the above rates =
>, As Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor
ang to the space occupied ind the numbcrof changes
All y. R from transient persons or strang
Legal advertisements viii 10 chnraol AZ ~. ,4o
prescribed by law. -. - S - '"S i"Aes
Hs9slness s Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year
" IN ~ oF sS months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square 1"s
ne privilege of Annual Advertising is limited TO
1nS AaSerttsets own Immediate business and ali
Wen as all legal advertisements 6n aiveTtisenents
Of auction sales and real estate sent in By them must
be paid for nj the usual rates 4't'''
not accompanied with writtOn
accordingly. >>''N s-'''' scN
cases nt full rates, - ~ 81 "a "41
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
ofscrmops, so cents each. novJI.;sa
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TYuI,A Nuns, n, EAR Dprvg

Which nro suitb!c for oitor sex and all
ri IN five minutes. FAR TEuMPETS Of every dest rim,
nom also every variety Of artificial articles known In
'''e N0fl"-A large assortment Of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL Al,
EHEf' with tho Ankle, Leg. and knec-.Jont Attach.
These articles are perfectly natural and adnrted for
v''htr and can tG sent by express to any ys,rt Of
inc w"rI6 Ail kinds ." russes for Hernia or Rurt.rs
oi S;ey description. for either sex nnl TrusSes lrr.
g.. n!tp'Gd Tor females in weak condition. ut,
h'r chose with PRHI1tPSI'S UTgRI.
nr; id!"e Is ono "f the celebrated aud skill
ih EiiEs"ianS and surgeons living. Ills fame ia
@h"W personally in every principal city OF tho world
Al irfs"Ts directed to Dr. En1kec must contain ten
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses All
Chronlc Diseases can be treated by correspondence
aoMal supervision. 4"''o aus l'''-
slH5-OGtcs hours, 6cM A. Nto4D
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Letter nrom Drtllard Ftl1more.
BrrFALo. Dec 1G 1a5o

BUFFALO, Dec. IG, 1859.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the l3th
reached me yesterday, inclosinr n cali for
q public meeting in New York City, lIetilcd
''1he North and the iSou!h--Juytice qng
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The N. Y. Paper Warehouse
ON THE DE LnRUE PLAN

III Fine Papers. in own establishment Stccs
from the best Mills in the country. by an entire new
own. Bill Head Eaper--two four six or ulcrc heads
TO the sheet. Patent Headed and common BlI Can
and Blank BOOK Papers, style and quality Of the ruling
unsurpassed mt small advance in price fr0m Dlnin
paper We ara prepared tn finish to order for Dealers
and staioners goods in their own wrappers sta!npcd
ttsFice lnrnished) without extra charge. VIII ex-
change from r stock OF ruled papers with munufac.
turers, for Flat Paper tn their advantage. = =
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CHARES '-COULTER HARROW rs
y lighter drauEbt than others of theysKme weight
FsF, ,S4S bJ-:+- taOE94l EltTE1- &1GoRRgLZ
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Choice First Class Insurance
lis zHE--
1NcoRronArED 1slo-cnAnTER pEnprruA1..

5-Cash Capital 81 oOOcn0 absolute and unimpSired
WITH A sTRpLUs OF SJ063S7 IS.
And tue PrOstiSsof IS years and experience
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wines. Brandies. Rums.
BLhCN. .TNAS, ~

lily SAAs 7 A14A5e eAcs y
d TIERSAN & son. No. II North Charles St.
offer for sale Tie following artes, of their own
importation paTttcnlarly for family 'l+e:
anil brown Sherrcs, in wood and in giaSa.
PORT WINES-Sanleman competition red and
white Port, in wc0d and in Eas4
MADEIRA WINE--John Howard SIorchz iuo
Madeira, in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK W Jalianncsbcrger. Stnnlcrscr Mar
1SlI h'' "a
:. cnA9lpAGNEwINEs- NEs-NToet and cl,ardon's finest,
iiAXpIEsIotard and IIonpezsy's flno old pale
RUMs-oll and flno, jamaica, Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands anltrcrt fronr Lnn!n
HOLLAND GtN-Tho best 1uality-Ticrnan brand
-a5d Ilo mixture Of, aromatic poison ia il.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCII0NI TEA.
mh5-'::-1y
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Ika accepted at terms consistent with soIYency anil
fair profit
Especial attention girsn 10 Insurance of y Iy,LLIYS
"'td Contents. .'"r terms oJ' one 10 Gee gears.
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BALTIMORE
ROBINSON -
MANIPULATED a. ANO.


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which means the perfect conbnat Is effected ehh'
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