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ShOckimg Accident.

We stop the press to announce a painful
and fatal accident which happened this CIR.
day. morning, on Sugar Creek, two miles be-
low this City, and only moment ago rcpor-
ted to us. We have no particulars of the
melancholy event, except the bare fact that
James lIampson Wood, an old citizen q
this vicinity, while crossing Sugar Creek
within few rods ofhis residence. fell into
the Creek, and was drownded Whether il
occurred last evening or this morning, we
have not learned. An inquest ia now being
heid On the BODY.
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THE ECLECTIC iCoLLEGE OE MEDICINE
CINCINNATI

1dE ESLSCIlC iCVLLEGE OE MEU!ClNE
ClNCsNNATl..O
VNHE SPRING SESSION Of 1859 will commence on
Il Wednesday, The 9th OF February, and continue
sixteen weeks full and thorough course Of Lecture.
will he given. occupying six hours daily with
good opportunities for attention to practical Ans;o
my.
r. T.. ST. JOHN. W. a..
Professor OF Anatomy and Physiolo,v
J.F. JUT.<;E, M. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
4. J. HOWE, M. IL.
Professor Of Surgery.
&. II. CLEAVEI.AND. W. a..
Professor Of Materia Medica and Therapsu,irs,
WIN. SHEER WOOn| N. H..
Professor af Medical Practice and Pathology.
J.R. HICKMAN. W. IL.
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology sGd Iasi.
ssses 81 Medicine.
JOHN KING, Nj. D..
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Monea and
Chikirep.
'ofor. viz - Ma,riculation, faM, Tuition, s.o,Oo-
Demonstrators TICKET, $500. tEvery Student is
qured to engage In dissection session before rad.
uation.) Graduation, 425,Ua
The Lecture rosns are newly finished. neat and
comfortable and In q central locality Tin College
Hall, Walnut street. where students will find IL CON
venicDt TO call on their arrival
Tickets for the Session may be ob,aiRrd Of the Us~n
of the Fcaity. Mt his Office, No ~ Egai stl Get or o
Prof Z. IL. cleveland, Secretary ~ tie fitdukty No
1879 seventh street, near Elm.
Dec %, iS3s-ly JOHN KING, NJ d., Dean
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Steam Boats.

The siaunch and tidy little Steamer, Chas
Rogers, Was at our landing on Tuesday,
win GIT for W. W. Farley, 4 Co., and
W.n. D.gs.ts.
After sac had discharged her frei hit and
t.s4n Oh board a cargo of Pork for James
u.sl-y 4 Son Of this City, al. went on her
way DIVA tn. rive: like ashyins cloul.
She is nat tho boat for our river, and, in
s'asslu.n:e Of hr light araught. will b
able to raa, n-srly all the year. In speed
IA. .eenbl,s scared Wolf
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Property Tor Sale.

Fer the purpose Of raising sum Of money to NEE,
expenses unexpectedly devolved upon me, offer for
sale u ptiess Gna tpoa conditions which cannot fall
In these hard tmes, 70 present strong induce
m,n,s to purchasers, the following property: :
sOIots, improved and uaamptoved, in the City OF
ottuuws, aud comprising some Of the desirable
business locations aDdbeautifu lots for residences
- fosnd In this most thriving and promising Town.
Aay person or persons. desiring TO make . small
suosnt u sans 81 good way, may regard the pres
eat - the tide In their affairs alluded to by Shake
svsss ~ ssre to lead to fortune II only taken at the
Ssod. This opportunity, II unimproved, may never
rstsrn. .....-s. p .f..aa.r.F &c q.
4 dwelling house aud lot In Norris Addition, the
house buils last season. will sell for $780, The prem
isss will rsut for $50 90
The properly occupied q, the "'o.tumwa Seminary"
one large dwelling coptsiniug eisht rooms and cellar
enc Lsildips used for school PURPOSES both finished
AaA painted and ren,isg At present for ssso will
rs;l Tor SsaJs Better :sks while an in the no.
""S. 80 80 W @a#ff
GvsA eviLi. lots, that com,nsaded $3.50 last year,
a.! sell far SIS Bet..- than the Homestead BILL
;!aeres Of good timber land in the south eastern
part Of Taylor County Iowa, for sale at bargain.
Scholarships In the Davenport and Chicago Com
A.rsial Salisxss, Tor sale Ut half price.
J. W MORALS
0ttauas March Sd. 1854.
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AMERICAN
EXPRESS CDMpANT.

FuNiiis well known Company announces that thsy
il have established Office in Ottnmwa, Iowa,
from which point they will daily line Bpr,
ngton, Chicago and all the principal cities In the Cnl
ted States, California. VIII attend promptly to the
transmission of packages, make caliectiaas, &c The
FIRST messenger will leave Ottunws Friday the 18th
inst at 8 clock N and thereafter daily at same
hour sunday excepted. Packages should he lef. the
night sfore. wW. DAGGENT
Feb. 10Th, issp--N Agent 0ttunwa.
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Ordinance No. 30.

BE 1t orda!aed by the Coaaci! efas City u O.sun-
gd.
That the provisions Of Ordinance No. 20 he extend
ed to both sides of Front street. between Court and
Market streets with the privilege to each property
holder said Part of said street IN proce ed
to construct side walks similar to that lying front
the Ottumwa House. said Front street, AMI provi-
ded further, that plank walks be built, that they
shall be nine feet vide.
A. II. HAMILTON, Maroa,
". GolpsnIrn, Recorder.
Feb. ~, t6A. nm
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RllsaroS Srasssr - Attention is tlirec-
ted 10 an advertisement Of our old friend. of
the Birds Nest Nurseries. Messrs Nea,lcy,
Brothers, AMI Brock, Burlington. II is un-
Il necessary to say that this Nursery bears an
excellent reputation
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PLA STEERING.
PLAIN AND ORN \ ENTAIL.

AS. DtGAS, formerly Of Cincinnati, woul! re-
- specially announce to the citizens of Wapelis
county thar lie Is located ut 0tuwa for the purpose
Of carrying on Plain and Ornamental Plastering.--
Those having work To do In his line will to well to
give him call before going elsewhere. Persons wish.
ing TO get plaster ornamental ccnterpirces, to adorn
their psrl"rs, get them put up without the incon
veni~nce Of ren,nving carpet. and at price to suit
the times. Piastorers ofthis and adjoining counties
wishing to get drafts nf cornccs centerpeces shield
medaliions, and space ornaments can he accommoda-
ted by calling on him, at the Carroll House.
0tismwa, fcb 2ath 1850. lp-50-tf
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To y;lEncs Sullivan and E2c5ecca
Sullivan.

q or are hereby notified that there Is now on file
ia the office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
"apello County, Iowa Petition Of Daniel X. Briggs
Sarah J. briggs. Robert Harris Sarah Harris John
T.. McNulty 81, Administrator ofhe estate of James H.
Harris deceased, Jane NJ. Harris, Isaac Vauausdal
Ia, Eci '. Nanausdal Joseph =. Parkhurst and the
hc!rs ~ james u, EgTris deceased, towit: Annabc
j. Harris Lauren +. Harris. Ira l. Harris, Melissa c.
Harris by their Guardian Jane 81. Harris asking the
e. nrt In tancery sitting to decree and order that
y"n as also Others named above Is Petitioners shall
convey by Deed of War; nty to Joseph =. Parkhur,t
t~ety of the south end Of tie half Of the
s"nt east quarter asd the south quarter of the
north east quarter Of section () tw enIy three,
ship an seyenty-one, north of range (2b twelve west
IN "srelio County, Iowa, and further asking that the
Court may decree that much of deed to Daniel
Briggs recorded on Page 2y9 Of Book u of the Land
Records OF Napeilo County. Iowa. also OF other
Deeds "i parties who are Petitioners in this Case,
set forth tae conveyance OF lands other than those
above described shall he null and void unless
you appear and answer thereto before the Sec
day ofthc next term Of the District Court of Wap
ellie County, Iowa to he begun aud held in the city of
ott"nwa un the 2lst day Of March, 1859, Judgment
will he rendered against you thereon.
You are further notified that the 10th day of
March. l>s9 between the hour of o clock A. NJ and
clock, r. W. before the Clerk OF the District Court
OF Wapellu County, Iowa, at his Office in Ottumwa,
the Petitioners will proceed take the Depositous of
Joseph II. Flint and Silas Garrison Others 20 he used
in thu tase above set fcuL. JANIS j.. BENIN.
feb. lO-5-i~ Atty for Petitioners
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CLouraAN REiovED charley Cloutnan's
ut D.; Taylos's oil stand, to which locality,
nearly ,i'p site his late place, he has remov-
si ~, pa: tx. There they will find Il
g,,l ana newly r.pl.a,ish d stock Of Family
usJ:-ii,s. A .x,u "a still on hand t., assist
halin the cou a:er Url,,i. ..#.
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The College Journal Of Medical Science.

A Monthly Magazine Of ~ pages, conducted by the
Faculty Of the Eclectic College Of Medicine, Is pub
lshed at One dollar Year, pay aBle In advance The
volume Of the Journal commences with the y-ar--
Communications for subscription, or for speci',en
numbers, should he directed TO DR.. c. u. CLFAyE
LAND. Pablisher. 139 Seventh IT., Cfpc'aHa,i, q.
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I.kai.- We sire to commend to the "a
vsiable notice Of our readers the card of u.
y. ArCracken, Esq, who has recently en-
gas.d in III. p-artireaf lay in this city. Mr..
G>irraca"n CONES among us with the best
ts..'n ,aials Of professional attainm,nts and
personal worth.
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fy7EN7LDAL IZ7EWTZlhLl
Sxr-isi 4A;iractiOa!!!

TArl;G purchased the stock Of Dry Go. Il and
4 Il Groceries formerly owned by Milligan 4 Bro.,
shall coutin the business a; the old stand and will
sell for sixty ola, at Cost for CASH approved
tr, produce. George H. MiIligsn be found at the
Oil stan ready to att. I'd tu all calls. There Is no
humhug about this, We i'll sell \. cost until the open
ing III the spring trade to make for large stock
H. ID. WOODWARD.
O,tamwa, Jan. 18th, ls.2.-I-4
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1 HE PANIC ENpLODEDH
GOODS FOR TIE MILLIONI

a Infalible remedy for the hard times, will be
found in buy ing Goods at the Cheap Store OF the
Cn'ierigne in Ottunwa; who having bought helarge
stock of Goo.s, In Richards Block, of q. D. Hackworh
and added 10 il magnificent stock Of Spring aud
summer Goods, max his stock perhaps, the largest
his styles the nrwes, and 'st attractive, his assert
ent the most varied and ,pete of any other House
In the psmoine E-ey embi acing every description
Dry Gssfs, Cloths, 6ssiaseres. LGiias Dress Goods
Of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods aud Notions Of
every description. A fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. BOnnets,
Ribbons, Flowers and Trimmings. My Stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, and all
kinds OF Farming implements il complete anL all that
can he desired Also: heavy stock Of Groceries of
rvory description, all which offer to my old and new
(usto at prices that will defy Competition.
The public are invited to examine my Goods, . Il
10 trouble to show them.
Remember the plxce.-in Richards Block, Front 81.
APRIL 21th lo5S-noyly. j. MOORE
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Notice 10 hereby given 20 the Stockholders Of the
Y. H. u. X. Co that y call will be made about the
18Th Of March, next for the Valance Of their suhscrip
tons. portion of them. 10 hoped they sill b
prepared to pa! when cal,d on.
IRA r. PHILLIPS.
Feb. II. 1859. 49lm for X CoEIapy
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NO.. z
DIR. DupOncO's Golden Period.
cal.
P ! Il S.
FOR FEMALFS. ~

In shas col .;ltion, - NE
proprietor assumes no
responsibility aasr; the
above admonition, o.
though, their mildness
would prevent any In
jury to health ; other.
wise these pills are 70
commended. Directions
accompanying each box.
Price, 81.
] n. B.-Ask for Dr. ~
poe .o's Golden iPills.--
See signature on every
box. Yon thee obtain Q
ipill:you may dspend up.
on.
/ Ladies by enclosing
one dollar by mall ~
either Of the agents DO.
low, can have the pills
sent .(eonhdentially) 10
any part Of the eountry
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TO pHlnT OF moi tO pa Nt..th ais
the question:
III WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
y Ottumwn aud the rest Of mankind" that I an
House and Sign Poinii ig, Granting. Gia.iwx,
Paper Hrnging. SC.
WHITF,-WASu
Done In The best m r. Country ORDERS atsenSsd
~ promptly. All work warranted to give
Shop over W. W. Farley and Cos Tin S'o-- P-' a
20 sui' the times. WILLIAM Robson.
otumws. Apr 8 lSaS-ncStf
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WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON.
Att'ys for l'l'H.
STATE or IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA, Set.
Wapcl". County.
The above notice having been returned, endorsed by
Sheriff "The within named Defendants, VIM. Ander
son and sarah Anderson not found i'm my county.
At the request OF the Plainiif, James iawley IL 10
ordered that the foregoing notice be published in the
Ottumwa Courier "a News paper printed and publish
ell In the City Of Otam~a Iowa. for four consecutive
weeks
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
P.hruarx ,tb
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For the purpose Of carrying out the provis-
ens Of Ordinance No. 20, Of the city of o.
tumwa, which provides for the construction
Of side walks on certain streets therein ma
in.d, |, as Marshal Of said city Of Ottumw,,
will contract with the lowest and best bidder,
bstwesn the oath Of February and the 18th
Of March, 1853, for the delivery in said city,
Of 30, 900 feet of good, sound, oak lumber.
az IA ~ H. MYERS, Marshal
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PIXIES PE4K
Bridge Route.

The only Bridge across the Des Moines &c. or
20S MILES is at
.EDDYVILLE.
1t Is on the direct route from the terminus Of the
Burlington Mo. H. X. X. to the mouth Of the Plsttr.
And on the Daily Stage Line between these points.
1t is also the CIR. 1t Mormon Trail and Calfo rnia
route cf 81.
1t is the best through in the State and passes
through the richest and best settled region betw the
Mississippi aud Missouri river.
From Muscatne to fattsm oush It IL the only prac
cal Spring route, aud the best III all shines
jan 9th, le59.-nS-Sm.
MORE MEN WANTEDSIs INEDI.
ATELY.
A FEW more active and enterprisng young men
make from $6O8 to $luO0 year. to act agents for
several and popular works just published exclu
svely for agents and not for sale in bookstores We
have a great number Of agents employed, many OF
whom are making from &l5 to so per w.ek. Those
wishing engage in this pleasant and prohtabls bust
mes. will for particulars, ETC., address
c. l.. DERBY L CO,
Publishers / WI oesaIe booksellers
Sandusky City, Ohio.
eW Editors Of scvsnapers giving the above and
following three Insertions, and calling attention to it,
aud sending copy containing 1t, will receive any
three of the following works:
Life of Napoleon, by Headl-y, ~ 23
Life of Lafayette, " ~ %
Life OF Josephine, 81 %
Wild Scenes of y Hunters Life. 81 %
ANY person wishing any Of the above books. can
have them by NAIL free Of postage receipt Of
the above retail price. Address,
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Boil -. Smith I Co. 124 Lake St Chicago.
Agents for the North Western States also dealers u
Patent Medicines senerally.
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NO FAILURE LIKE THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
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FOR RENT,

nSE of the largest and most comfortable 'wslliuv
y houses in shs city Apply TO
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BSHsroienf Tnsft.ufiOa established bu sDe~ia! En-
dotement TO- TIE Rsiis foft's Sick and Dis.
tressed, af'i-ted Uift Ii.ntent and
EDideyai- 1Jis.usss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

q G. NJ. RUTHERFORD. COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves-Oice and
TX Yard. No. 6s Baronne street. New Orleans. La.
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BY J. B. WALTON.
POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE LOTS FOR DWHLI-
ngs. In the Fourth District, without limit.
By J. B. WALTON,

0I De D. FV<d1<1ON,
Once No. 10 Bank Place,
g ATURDAY, 16th inst, at II o'clock nj
- Bank9 Arcade, Will be sold
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND IN the Fourth Diasrict
eompriing the bounded BY Apollo Third Bscchus md
forms the Of Apollo and Third streets
inches and line front Apollo
10 fest In depth and front Third street. between parallel
lines.
and line front Apollo street, 40 feet In depth.
No. forms the Of Apollo and Second Streets and
% inches and lines front Apollo street. BY
= depth and front on Second street Of 40 feet
Nos 10 snd II have front each Of 30 feet on Second
street. depth Of ~ feet inches and lines two
street, Immediately opposite the elegant residence
snd grounds Of VIM: Freset Esq.
10 the Of Bacchus and Second Streets
inches and nesfIont Bscchus street,
By q depth and front Of l2U feet on Second street.
Nos 49, H. 15 &c. H. IS and ~ measure each ~ feet
No. 20 the Of Racchus and Third street, and
rs feet inches and line front Bacchus street. BY
depth and front Of 100 feet Third street
Lots from No. IL to No. 10 the entire 'front.' on BAG
chus street.
Nos q % each Of 30 feet Third
depth Of III feet il inches and N lines and with
Lots Nos and % the entire front Third street
These lots most desraby and egby situated and invite
the attention OF parties DESTROYS OF building private
being In the immediate neighborhood Of Of the ele
and thin few mnutes drive Of center Of
A TERMS-Ope third cash the balance at and yesrs
credit with cent interest from day OF SALE IN
notes Of the purchasers their order bearing mortgage
after the maturity of the until paid not punctualy paid
at maturity.
Act Of before Adophe Mazureau Notary Pubc at the
expense Of the purchaser. felt I'd
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r b. WALTON,
De AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
No. 10 BANK PLACE.
Having his begs to inform the
public that he prepared transaction OF business 10
his and soicts the favors his friends the sale Of Real
Estate, Slaves Bank and 9th Stocks, Cargoes etc.
Sales and Sales Of Merchandise will have the
ticular and personal attention the advertiser NO
NJ YIGNIE, AUCTIOEEER, APPRAISER, AND
4N General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Zeal T.
tate, Lands, Plantations Negroes, etc.
0FFICEe:
Banks Arcade Passage. No: g. First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined at time, list Of valuable i'm
proved properly OF very rem 9neiauve Investment
SALE choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes
Mr. G. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. ja78 II
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
s of Real Estate Saves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Once, 10 Common street. Of Camp
street se7 ~
A. BEARD 4 CO., SUCCESSORS TO J. A..
u BEARD MAY, Auctioneers, Appraisers and General
Agents for the sale Of Estate Sltves Furniture Stocks
Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations
Aa-No IS Magazine street. at Banks Arcade. jail 6m
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BY N. VIGNIE.

CITY or BALTINOREs SHARE or ESTATE OF THE |
late John McDonoEh-very important and Long Credit |
Sale Of Choics Improved Property and Desirable
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AUCTION SALES.

LADIES' AUCTION coN!INUED-AT Mrs. noENENY,s,
corner OF Camp and Julia Streets y
BY L. a. LEVY, Jr.,
Aucioneer-ofice. 10 Common stres
FRIDAY. the 25th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE BALAscE oF FALL AND WINTER srocK on
Embrodsres Flowers Head Dresses and variety q ohsr
N SS.TERMs-c.sh. f.as
CREDIT sAhEso VIE hSI sh or ST. SPRING CLOTHING
BY BLACHE f. Lea UMONT, ""
Auction Store, II Chartres street.
auction s ~ esssc \. l.
800 Lots Of Spring and Summer Clothing such as
20 :. side band # MsIssiis. Pants.
4 s;;;:'s, VESTS
ASTERMS-At sale.
general assortment of sPTsg and Summer Clothing
200 dozen Of American White Shirts.
Aa-TERMs-At sale. feN
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc. etc..
BY. ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, So 81. Charles street.
r. ARxFrELD Auctioneer.
ssz ~ s5, and n
large collection Of The best works Of the authors in
sa A
At private a sale large eoee9h Of the bet Medical Text
:'s osi
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF SHOES
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud. Hyde Coz
SATURDAY. 26th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
wG ?,, at their auction ro0m No. 2 Old Leve
Boots Shoes Brogans for men, women and
''i ss s.iEas Ise@ s9 s.ls. tsas
VALUABLE GRAvIER STREET PROPERTY.
BY j. Il. BEARD 6. CO.,
GARDNER sHIra. Auctioneer
House No 49, forming The Of Grsvier and Franklin
House No. 2s4 adjoining the above.
H #ss:: n Is
House No. 27s and 2sO situated in The same square.
fERSs AN L. cash. and the
balance at II and 10 mouths credit for notes bearing per
Act Of Theodore cuyo Notary Public a. the
ks-Furher particulars at sale. fell
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE NEAR ANNUNCI-
atian Square.
BY TOURNE E. THOMAS.
EUGENE ToURsE, Auctloneer.
SATURDAY: the 26th int, ut IL o'clock
Nj at 81 FANS k AE Az vi! b s cid
trict Of this the square bounded Robin Constance
Race and streets in French measure
on three sides
works, eiserns, yard with trees, etc, etc.
@ aa I t % the The q se
cash H. IS and "a months credit secured by
s 's with cent per from date until
sale before Aasns Notary Public 9" the 9ss
IMPORTERS EXTENSIVE SALE OF RIBBONS.
BY E. ROGER 8. CO.,
Formerly H. Peychaud HYDE COY
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inches stroke rating from TX
With chimnss blowers and water pipe THIS
BOILER PERFECTLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALL OF ITS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING,
and conclusive evidence popularity
in the fact that upwards ONE THOUSAND Of them
with constantly increasing demand For sale by
s. H. GILMAN,
fd27 sm&w 10 Gravier street, New Orleans
REMOVAL-c h. sI0CoMB %. have ..I renewed owed
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.
EITGrBLE LOT IN THE UPPkR PART OF FOURTH |
District without reserve, and on long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,

RLrGiBLE LOT n TIE UPPER PART or FOURTH
District, without reserve, and on 3 long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoreer.
Office, IL Commercial Place.
* Is 81 IN /: :: Sssss Ss's
{: sis sss sur
Ios q. nea.. and font On Ninth
''Iss II ss year. for
ns P's Public the
Of the purchaser. les
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT REsERyE-yALU.
able property in the Third District at auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer.
Office. II Commercial Place.
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ferson, without reserve and accommodating terms.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auc,ioneer,
Office, No. II Commercial Place.
Il r. M LcHs OF s Nj be s Gs City,
the bounded by Magazine Pension Camp and Amelia
Streets and designated lots Nos l. and l8 Of
No. 12 lots Nos and adjon and each 50 feet
front Camp 100 feet in depth lot No. forming the
Of Camp and Amelia lot No. IS 81 feet
inches and lines Amelia rect by depth of II
feet II inches and lines between parallel lines American
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in Jefferson City, in
the bounded By Paqusmine Chssnut Pension and
square No said lots adon each other zach
folows Lot No. 80 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mine No. 30 feet front Plaqueine
lots Nos and 50 each front Paquemne street. and
a of inches 8
No. forming the Of Psquemine and Anne
| liza streets.
s8TERMs-One- cash, balance in g. 49, Is a
months for notes bearing cent interest," and not paid
| at maturity thereafter per cent. interest.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. .e24
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND PROPERTY EL1eIBLY