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MAYORALTY-.-OFFICIAL.
NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
City Hall. September 8. 1859,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.

No. 4509.
Reso,ced That the Of thousand dollars be
hereby appropriated by the Common Council
city of New Orleans be from the City Treas
Ionp,roer purpose Of procuring two douoeacng
Worthingon Force Pumps; together with mile of 30
inch cast iron pipe miles Of 20 inch iron for
the erection said force and laying of
portion of said pipe the sufficient supply
may bs furnished for the expguishment OF hres
cleansing and aiding and promoting sautary
don atmosphere in and around the city Of New Orleans
Resored further That said force and pipe shall
furnished and delivered the city New Orleans In
with specifications file in the office of the City Sur
that said force be located and in house
laying Of all Of said pipe shall be arranged and
ecnted by and Under the direction Of said City surveyor
Reoped further That the MRyor be and be hereby author
lied 10 enter into with the parties for furnishing and
delivering TO the city aforesaid double force pumps and pipe
n accordance Specifications Of the Surveyor all OF the
same paid and of the aforesaid amount Of seventy
thousand dollars appropriated and In accordance with
the frat part of this resolution.
President Board of Aldermen.
(Sjgned) GHAS. H. WALDO,
app Csignedj GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
In accord nce with foregoing resolutions notice is hereby
MONDAY the 90 October 1889 IL o'clock NJ for the
following contracts to wit:
l. erection of an iron building on the levee
opposite Canal street, for the steam pumps OF the city water
works.
O. contract furnishing Of mile of cast iron pipes
valves etc., for the city water works.
contract for furnishing and placing two double
Worhington Force Pumps each capable rg and furnish
ing gallons of hour together with the boilers
chimney, pipes, etc.; ths whole complete -,
contracts 10 be performed in accordance viii
se6 I'd GERARD sTITH Mayor
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The FIRST contract having been rejected by Finance
Streets and Landings Committees notice hereby given that
my office, at IL O'Clock NJ this above first contract.
selO 1t v. DUPLESSIS, COMPTROLLER,
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r No. 4770.

Rored That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of con
tract so regarding raising Common street. and paving the
same with blocks to John rs oh Joan
IS per superficial foot o curbsones ~ cents
her superficial foot Of crossing 81 running foot Of
dewaks taken up resd from Levee 10 mpart street
81 50 running foot Of sdswak taken up and read
and the hereby rejected by the Common Council of the
city OF New Orleans .
Ropsd frer the Comptroller be and he hereby
authorized the above mentioned contract to
lowest bidder after Eve days notice IN the official SUB
lee, tbs approySl rejection OF the Common Council
work to be done with on e 10 the
Suryeyor,s Office and which have already published
QSigned) JOHN Moshoh
dipned, j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July 80, 1859. o,,.,n ,r,ru u,,,.
(Signed) SEhAhp oAii ~ ""Joi'
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:, JONES e. co., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
). Mission AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 9

ADV CES.
We will liberal advances costsnmens Of Merchsn
disc friends ir London Liverpool Boston, Esw York
Philadephis, BALTIMORE and Charlsstea
yb s, JONES co.
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~ ate conduit au DEPOT des Epaves du Troisieme District
epcoignure Conet ct Bons Enfauts, CONNIE epave-
Upe iumea ba denviron IA mains dc hau marquee JI la
cusse ganche petes ,ahes blanches entire les
81 dite umen nest recamee dams Gnq jours les
not le VENDRDI is de sepembre 1859 10 heures, A. M
wv - O. o. FLECHIER Commssaire des russ
Nouvelle Orleans, lie ! de septembre 1852
In
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AFRICAN CIyILIzATIoN.-The state OF ciVih1su0n
at Bonny Bay, western coast OF Africa, may % IN
ferred from the following paragraph in paper pub
lished there: - IN i
canoe crossed the river amongst the shipping,
followed by another. The occupants OF the first
were q man and four boys indeed one OF those
mere child, not above years Of age. In the other
canoe eight men padding, and one standing up
with rifle in his hand. AS soon this last canoe
had reached to within fifteen or twenty yards OF that
10 advance the fellow with the rifle fired at its ooco
pants, missed, reloaded and, firing again. s6ot one ..
the boys. He then again reloaded and nreo sho .Sa
again and again. each shot bringing down one q she
hoys. till the four were murdered As the hinoef
canoe came alongside the one in advance, the now
sole occupant Of the latter jumped into the water
| from which be was soon dragged TO be dlspaseneo
| with stab from large knife.
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MONSTER TooTH.-Mr. Joseph Stafford has left
with us this week large TOOTH in 9 good state Of
preservation, and weighing serenteen and hay
hounds we are uuabe TO determine the species Of
animal TO which it belonged, though i seems evi-
IDENTIFY to have been granivorous in its habits Tina
specimen, we understand, was found IN the bed oi
the Coletto, but in what part Of the stream. and
whether embedded in sand or more solid eaftA, We
have not learned. There were other bone2 q the
same ANIMAL apparently, seen in the same locallty.
Victoria (Texas) AdgQcates
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1859.
TNo. 4744. I

City of New Orleans, Sept. TO- 1859
No., 474
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
adjudicate four following contracts to the lowest bid
each separately after days notice in the official
ourea said work be done in with
file in the Surveyors Office and the adjudication to be sub
ject to the approval rejection of the Comm Council
ls. contract for paving with round st n.s Treme street
from St. An.e to Philip street
3D. for pBvng with square blocks Carondelet
street. from Canal street Felicity road and that tho side
walks be raised and graded
Sd. raising and grading the sidewalks Gas
Qutt street. from Basin to Claiborne.
4h contract for constructing sidewalks Philip street
west side from Magazine TO St. Charles street.
[SignedI JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl BENZ s. HARRISON
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 26, 1859.
lsgned GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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COMPTROLLER--oFFICIAL

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, Sept ., 1862.
No. 4677.
Rssousd That Comptroller aud he hereby
to sell the lowest bidder after nve days notice In
on More Dame street from Tchoupouas Magazine street,
20 accordance with the lines and In tne
rs,ep.s, BENZ. 8. HARRISON,
President Pre- tam Board q Aldermen.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Ap's'I,:sS ,s:s.1 1:Y 8 1852 GERARD srrrH, Mayer.
r mo. 1881
R,sorrd That the Comptroller be and he Il hereby author
tied 10 ndind,cae 10 bidder after noce in
SsGs ess SoGsrsa by sus,tonss and wooden cutters
eide, os Magny street. from Goodchdren street ST. John
the Baptist street. said work be done In accordance with
iusc levels and specifications Of the Surveyoand the
adjudication be subject approval or rejection Of the Com
mon Council ,ouyr ,,oupor
President Board Of Assstapt .s. a Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen,
App'''sSssi Ssispsdl @ ~ i'''' GERARD sT1TiI, Mayor.
No.4759. ]
Pso,psd That the adjudication Of contract for paving with
square blocks Csiope street. 70
street to Messrs Nicholson GosecaIy Winde na M
cia loot Tor tie curb,tones co .upea foot fo
the e ssn s0nss ~ g Re- ea for tops
be and the same is hereby rejected by the Common council
the city Of New Orlesns ,,.,,.r lao o,d ha 4. bs,ehx
Recd further That hs y on W. eonraet to h
lowest bidder hye days notice In the 9eia 9nns I'm T.
accordance with & % bs subject the
ptovai or Ri c,ien OF the Common o9nTs rN MONROE
tsis"'u' President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
''eN' President Board Of Aldermen.
Approves fssusd sud ~ ''''' GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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NPAyE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-H a
T. etc conduit au depot des Epaves du Qnatreme District
Jackson, entire les rues Laurel et Constance CONNIE
epave- 49,,
Uue yache rouge cone coures ct blanche lie vene
aampee II p sur hanche droie Poree gauche fendue
lie bout coupee. ,.. ~.
fra payss ellie sera yendue enchere pubque dit depot
lie YENDRE uI - de Septembre 1859. d 10 heures NJ
- @. o. FLEGIII Err Commssaire des rues
Orleans lie is .eptembe 1852 s16 IT 20 22 %
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EoUIsTH DIsTRIGgT PoUND-Was y Slos,v .!, brePagh N

to Fourth District Pound on jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
One white snw with the end of the ail cut of
One small black b ar with the two front feet white
Which claimed wthinthree days and the expenses
paid will be sold at Public auction at said pound on FIJI
New Orleans, September II lo59 ..
HeslS'ei'0 V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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T1OURTH DISTRICTPOUND-Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, rs estray-
COW, short rus ard white nEder the belly brand
Which if not claimed five and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction, at said depot,
FRIDAY September %, 1859, at lO O'Clock, A. M.
New Orleans September l5. lS59
Registered September 10 1859. WV . -.,-
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CPECIFICATION. for, the contract for

ses Mss7;'s'e' sept o. HENRY DuREL for Comptroller
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sep o. HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18
sPnCrdlt NoTruna


NJ Second sman Large and Attractive OpeaIne
BREEDEN FOX
Have been opening in par. during the past week.
and by the steamers from New York 10 DAY viii
he IN recelpt q, their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
We have bought many large lots Of mr. ess
GOODS Mt the closing auction sales in New Vnsi
during the past week All of which We shall otir ~
esffe1e to,o prices. We call special attent,on ~
A lar &c and choice assortment Of. A w
DRESS SILKS, embracing all yradas r,nr, ~
cts. per yard To the richest sts les ''o'" ~
PRINTED AMERICAN aud FRENCH DE.
MousELlNE DELMNE ROBES. :, ve,v -.
RiSTEb ERENcH MERINoEs
kISH FhAt y and SIRipED POPLfNS
EELo1 hs ps fAkis, and great variety Of
Our assortment Of EMBROipERIRs /. nav
complete. among at them ~ """
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MALTESE LACE COLLARS
REAls POINT LACE COTlkRS
sariment "S
We arg also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING. ~ '''s"
Large lots OF 81 and ga
Maryland penitentiary Nc
SLEEPS GREY SATIN ETS. all unal;t,es o.
49,, VIRGINIA JEANS, Re, &c.
FACED CASiNETS and CASsTMEREs.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
ooa-lmif BREEDEN & FOX, az n broad nsh It.
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nAThe Grsat virginia. Remedy, ard no

gAThe Great Virginia Remedy. and no
HUMBuG.--PETERs' fNFALLLBLE REMEDY
FOR GONORRHusA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.Thls great American remedy, contain
ing Msrcurial or Balsamic properties, exces
everything heretofore offered the public. in its Gu
ratIve, restorative, and renovatiHE powers; and
the medical world are astonIshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases. and
coniounGed when they have ocular demonstra-
tious Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health. and all other cases of
shorter duration to be restored. without single
exception, and therefore challenges. any case Of
GouorrhGa which the remedy will not cure. pro-
vded the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees 4 perfect cure; and in
ease Of failure, VIII furnish additional medicine,
agents: and cure viii be effected without incon-
yenience 10 the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N 4 DUPUT, Druggists,
Agents for the City of Richmond,
al SIM No. 20l, Broad street.
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au Sim

Re- We call attention 10 a Special Mo-
TICE of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS, IN
another column. For 10 say any thing in praise
OF this orthodox and universally used medicine,
would he unnecessary. We deem IL SO, al least, in
view of the fact that three tnuTths OF Chrlstendom
il and are conscious OF It's virtues.
gentleman of the first intelligence and stand
ing IN this community said TO the other day -
Nv henever feel i'll from any cause whatsoever. |
gup down dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS, and am all night for the next week, Ger
tain. '-EGyfoE Examiner.
These BiTTERS can be had of all Druggists in
this city and elsewhere in Virginia. Orders filed
promptly BY Z. BAKER. Proprietor, Richmond,
Va. notI-ts
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+yn ORLEANS, New. i7,--Gen dwellings in
90. d district were bur0t last night by an in
t-a3.a-y.
Tue Texas Legislature had organized, and
.r. .-..s..is Il Ciea. sam Houston had succeed
Il O. a.r-'Ias their officers.
I..- logan was badly wounded in a battle
ga .hs Indians on the 4,h inst The latter
,..--, defeated
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EA- Even those who are in the enjoyment
of perfect health frequently have need 10 have re-
course to tones as preventives of disease. We are
never toe We'll armored against the assaults of the
Ills tnat flesh IS heir to- Such Invisorator they
may ind IN HOSFETTER'S BITTERS-a medl-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity 10 the system. At this sea-
son, particularly, the strongest man 10 not proof
AGAINST the malarIa, In certain sections of the
country. In all cases of fever and ague, the BIZ
TEas is more potent than any amount Of quinine,
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yield to Its wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine viii never use another. for any
OF the ailments which the HosrETTER BITTERs
processes to subdue. To those who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend an early
application to the BlTTERs, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
whs
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IN. >tcnmcr North War.

>-sv- YsRx. Nov. E-.--lntelHgence has been
.s.,.,rd here that III" steamer North Star,
',,, a, mise safety fears Were felt, got aground
". .-grrh KEYS. St3 Abe Florida coast, where
-.rr.tuca seven CNNs, She goi OF without
S.'.--.sr.e ana sailed again on the 2G instant
AspuWaN-
iSEToSD DlSrATCH,l
NEu YoRN, Nov. i,.--Fhe news was re-
..-,.5 nv letter from Nassau, \. T., 10 the
rf,,.csleu Courier. No particulars OF the ac-
.-..rs. are known.
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....-... =, chariestowu--Cali for the Mill

w,sntxQroN, November l'th~Ihere Is sn no
iNt5 ,r,egraphe<i Ciov. Wise this evening,
GO. 's',a- Immediately > companies oi eaNai~
yea -. there and stating that five barns
- - b,usrS in tne vicinity we're fired TO-
~, ~, incenBiarses, Supposed 30 be ssmpapha-
IS X "a BROW q.
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By James M. Taylor a. Som, Aucrs.

4 NUNTWfsSIUNEKfS SALE o T. a l.
X ESTATE IN HENRICo CoUNTY:-By vir-
tue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court of HenTico
county IN CERTAIN SUI IS! sly ed IN IoG Saaroan
the undersigned. as Commissioner, will sell. upon
the PREMISES on WEDNESDAY, I'D of Novem-
Der. 1859 commencing at o clock =. NJ. a lot of
LAND, lying and being in the county of Henrico,
the west side of Belvidere street. rontinx there
on y feet, and running back between parallel lines
40 feet to an alley, in common, 20 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE--One third cash; the balance at
and months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. W. o. TAYLOR, Com'r.
JAS. VI. TAYLOR Son.. Auct's. no IL
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FiRE--E Edmond RufIin, Jr. Of Prince
George county. Va, on last Sunday night had
his barn, with two thousand bushels O! wheat
stables. four mules and two horses, burned
up. DIR. RufflB loses about $1,000. on which
there WIS no Insurance
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Fires m Georgia.

ATLANTA GA. November lT.-Six new
stores "a Whitehall street. We're burnt last
r..ht Tr5sS SlWLtStO. Two children We're
t5r4t N tac connagration.
t;RIFiN. Ca November six fine stores
~ Main street and a warehouse containing
.al bales q. cotton, were burnt last night
J *. - psi.
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DEFEREED.-Ihe Georgia Legislature has
decided not 10 60 IN to an election of L. S. Sc
HatuT Il his session, deferring actiln until its
second assembling next year. There is some
doubt ABOUT The re-electiou Of Mr. Iyerson,
whose term expires with ms Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

STRONG GEOUND.-A man in Hartford has
made application for Il divorce from his wife
The ground Of her bsing lazy. He alleges
that she Will no. Get up ia the morning, buIid
IRE aud get his breakfast at seasonable hour.
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BOSTON, Nov. l7.-It IL stated that Dr. s. G.
Howe. the notorious abllltlonist referred TO ~
$ II II" IL Browns correspondence. ha.
gone 10 Canada. His friends disclaim any
connection. on his part. with the late invasion
81. E.arperS Ferry.
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The New York Election.

ktTAHY. \. Y, Nov. 1.-THE official re-
yurns. uY % o'clock THIS evening give Jones,
tI,.gl Tor Secretary Of State, 1870 majority
,,er LoayeuwoTlh (Rep.l Richmond, Dem.
Comptroller. RIO majority; and Skinner,
Dem ~ majority. Forest (Rep) is eiec ted
Prison !napector.
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EaTiue News,

NORFOLK, November i7.-Arriycd-British
bark NJ!ahdt. from Scotland, with coal.
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. I7.--Bark Lucy
Rug, = days from Sombrero, is ashore at
Chl.scteggUs.
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FUTURE DIYs.


SALE or TWO yALUAHr.r pr.~
Ai,cTffsS,No N GRACE L.'i AND SECOND sfs. All
TUEDDAy, the 9Th da, a Me- sns PREMISES. on
BB4iffff bffN q io pTslock very ds.ifs s
ADJOINING the residence OF David s y. 1race sf.s
u lIonts Y ises and yHps back lss feet - Esq
"a me y, beautiful BUILDING LOT on ths vs..
Hulcher. and formerly ono IL the XIV .s MT:
fronts 6o feet, and runs back l32 feet 10 a ,i
TEHMs.-0ne- third cash; the balance nj .n,, !,
deed. JAS. III. TAyI.nR q ~ ~ IN trust
no 70 Auctioneers
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s.....l D,sps,ca to the Richmond Dispatch
,u,ctiNc Fire at Atlanta, Ga.

,r. a.. Nnv. ia OBSTRUCTIVE IRE
Afiss 80 ia.t nigiat. sweeping away the
"ttu.'f " hitahail square. Three children
W.~ f -, -fcd IL death. The loss in property
W. '.t~,,.gi is estimated al Sl5H~@.
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A MURDERER CoSvICTED.-The man Jones,
who killed David Dunbar, and threw his body
Ia the Mississippi. has been convicted in the
Bolivar jMiss) Court and sentenced 10 be
hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

HAyING THIS DAY Discussed OF NM
III BUTTLING ESTABLISHMENT. in favor ut
Messrs l.. EUKER BRO, of this city. re-
commend these gentlem to my Gust msrs IN the
city and throughout the State, rs equally trust
worthy and able to satisfy every clalm on he part
OF the pubic. L. WiLBAChhh.
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death of Ex-Gov. Glner,
From ErONSrSYilIr.

AUGUSTA. GA, November 1T.-Ex-Gov. Gil.
rnsr Of this STATE, died at Lexington, Ga, on
Wednesday last after an illness OF one month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

a SAD CAsE-W. A. Cline committed sui
eide al Memphis few days since by strych-
nine. The Bulletin learns that the infidelity
IF his wife prompted him to the rash act.
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by Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GRnCE

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROCE.
RES, &e.-Wlll be sold at auction. at my store
corner of Main and 18th streets, on SATURDAY
next, the 18th DAY OF November, commencing at 10
clock, general assortment of new and second
hand Furniture.
GRoCkRI ES.-Soap. Candles Whisky, Bran
dy, n anniactnred Tobacco, 1900 Cigars.
DRY GOODS.-Eet Shirts, Drawers and Jack.
cts, HOSIERY Hats,Caps Pants. Cassimeres, Cassi-
nets, Flannels, &c.
no IL MOTIF
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BY ). II. Disges, Auct,r.

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER.
EWELRY, Ac. AT AUCTION-At my Auc-
ton Rooms, S Main street. commencing THIS
! uesday NIGHT, and continue until all are sold
.m ne STOCK comprises large assortment Of kno
n smp MATCHES, from large importing house
IN VIEW York declin,ns business. Also. tsne col-
lection OF fine GOLD JEW ELRY, CHAJNS H.
@G cc5np &C. Also. a lot of PLATED SPOONS md
foRkS. Goods warranted and sold without re-
sepss. u j. H. DIEGS. Auet.
~ r DooTH, salesman. NO IS--tf
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NV ORLEANS, Nov. IA gentleman from
Brownsville, Texas on the ith inst, reports
no a;-ack had been made by Cortinas. but it
was hourly expected.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

EXCELLENT GROCERY STAND, on
~ HULL STREET, MANCHES ESTER, AND
VACANT, Vt LOT NEAR THERETO. FOR SALE
AT AnCTION.-At the r.quest of the owner we
will sell at auction, on SATURDAY the 10Th Nov
1889 at o'clock, the new FRAMED STORE and
DWELLING, on Hull street, Manchester, now in
joining the residence of Mrs Halle. The house is
insured for $1,000, and is regarded as good bust
ness stand
After which, will be sold. corner LOT, 132 feet
front,) on Hull street and the Manchester and Pc
tersburg Turnpike. TERMs-At sale.
no II GODDIN K ApPERSoN Auct,s