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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. l9.-The Cover
nor OF Alabama, in consequence OF the pre-
sent crisis, has assumed tie responsibility Of
advising the Banks of Alabama 10 suspend,
andithey have all suspended except the
Bank Of Mobile, southern Bank, and North
ern Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

New YORK, Dec. 20.-The Council to-day
passed the appropriation Of $4,000 TO pay
the LeIauds for entertaining the Japanese.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

LEAvENWoBTH, Dec. 20.-The Herald of
this MOI ming publishes an address of Gov.
Medary to the citizens of Kansas. IN which
he announces his resignation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20-Nr W. ~
Conllin denies that The President sent 10
him the alleged letter published IN lae
New y lork Times of ibis morning
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

New YORK, Dec 2O.-The Times pub
fishes n letter from President Buchanan 10 a
citizen of Philadelphia on secession. Il is
very long. 1t cites various articles in the
Constitution, stating that they are entirely
inconsistent with the alleged supremacy OF
State laws, and the claim of absolute sove-
reignty IS entirely irreconcileable with the
Constitution.
1t is clearly his opinion that no State can
secede from the Union, as it is impossible
to destroy the Union except by. revolution.
have after grave reflection determined not
to pursue that line Of conduct, which, al
though it might be legal, would end in civil
strife and the overthrow Of Our present
form OF government. Although it wouid
appear that my line Of duty was plain and
rugged, vet am firmly persuaded that in
stead Of restoring order and obedience J
would have caused war. 1t is massacre at
the South the seizure OF the National
Capitol, constitutional overthrow, aud
military dictator appointed, perhaps to end
III the formation OF q constitutional mon
archy. The only means have now
at my command center in exhortation to
the people as a nation to imp,ore assistance
from an overrling Providence, to avert the
dangers which now beset our beloved land
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

sFTfEs.g REEs .Hc.zOSy.NrsT0JV-, WHOLE
= sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in Corlage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
ment, Powder, Plaster Paris, &C, No. 126 Main
street, the Canal. Evansville, Ind. feb2s
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cred oher hard Substances TINT portion OF the New eyce
alsa " ss.vssn gsnai and = ,s,ss S. stless
Il Chair, moved to postpone indefinitely the eonsde-
ration Of the following resolution, adopted by the
| Assistant Board and mentioned In the foregoing
4 report:
and Ensaish that 4 ss intention e tho coamea Council
sheet from Canal 10 Rspsaade sesee,
Carried, by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Landry and VEN
nard--4.
Nays: Messrs. Ferstall, Whitney and WiItz-3
The following resolutions, mentioned in the FORE
going report, were adopted, after having been
amended, OH motion of Mr.. Landry, by adding to
the first resolution the words, said arrangements
to be subject to the approval of the Common
Council Z to read as follows:
Rece That The Surveyor and the chairmen Of the Com
thorse d make Win ts ess M fo liz
draining # ths Third District to drain that portion Of said Dis
nssts e be subject e the approval Of the Common Council
aa;ssd g @ s a he hereby sa
from ST Aydeto Goodehildren street
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, HARRISON, Landry,
Nennard, Whitney and Wilt.
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore-
| going report, was adopted, after having been
amended by striking out the words sfor the use of
the citizens in that neighborhoed, to read fol-
| lows:
ResalceI That the Commercial Water Works Company be
requested to place public hydIant the side of tt
fire inthnt locality, viii as little delay as possible.
| Yeas: Messrs, Cox, Landry, Forstall, HARRISON,
| Vennard, Whitney and Witt.
| A motion made by Mr.. Landry to reconsider the
following resolution, adopted February A., 1860,
4 which motion, under the rules, was made the or
der Of the day for the present sitting of the Board
was lost
Yeas: Messrs. Forstall sIandry and Wiltz-3.
Nays: Messrs. Cox, HARRISON, Vennard and
| Whitney,.
resolution authorizing the sale all the nnocepe PRO
perry belonging ohe city for public during
The months Of March April, 1850 conditions.
The following ordinance, adopted by the Assist
ant Board January 81, 1860, was called up and
read
An ordinance additional aendatoy Of ordinance No.
of the Mcnouogh School Find.
Mr.. Nixon moved that the foregoing ordinance
be laid over until the adjournment of the Legisla-
ture. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, Forstall and Landry-3
Nays: Messrs. Cox, Vennard, Whitney and
Witt.
Mr.. Vennard moved to amend the third section
of said ordinance BY inserting the words "and to
report and pay over to the City Treasurer daily
in lieu Of the words "and to report and pay over
| to the City Treasurer monthly" Carried.
Il The foregoing ordinance as amended was con-
Cured in. by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, HARRISON, Vennard, Whit
ney and Witt.
Nays: Messrs Nixon, Forstall and Landry
On notion the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, at O'Clock, P. M.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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TT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, sINoE
Old AND YOUNG
Affirm Its Truth,


PROFESSOR MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WIN nfalibly the growth and color 9 the hair II
ssd htfs ns he Win ag
me the hair make 1t more soft and beautiful than oil
Statesmen Judges Attorneys Doctors Glergymen, Professional
and gentlemen and ladies Of all classes AZ the world
Hickory aHovE. St. Charles Co. No., Nov 10, 1857.
f.o.J. Wood-Dear Sir Some time last summer we're
induced to use some Of yonT, Hair and It's effects
to 5eportit.
with and called scad head The hair almost
Iey came off in consequence, when friend seeing his srer
hopes q success but to surprise and that Of ~ friends
and axurat q hair started out and We Can say
That sur boy has as healthy scalp and as nSnEant crop Of
commend Restorative, perfect remedy for all diseases
of the scalp and hair We are yours, respectfully,
SARAH 4 HfdGINBoTHaM.
Prof Wood-Dea Sir Ny hair had for years. been
becoming prematurely gray accompanied by hahnes which
rendered the constant application oil In dressing II
months ago that condition and having continued s
sss y w the "s ss wesk has turned o. s
70 those produced BY the implication Of oils other
For sSst b h as aslfs
o. for the simple purpose q dressing q beaatfyng the hair
of its performing all that is claimed for IT,
Cncinnnti O., Feb. 10, 1857. IA Third street.
WELLINGTON. Mo-, Dec. g. 1851
PsP d bo Sir y hs T nSs # mine
l. had the fever some lime last May and nearly every hair
ssia a ss a msn bns an
that feel communicate others who afflicted as have
tie benefit from Prof Woods Hair Rsstoatye
The Restorative i put up bottles Of three sizes large
medium and small the small holds apnt and reas
cent more IN proporon than the small etas for Two dollars
Per hoe h s f s9ds quart 40 per cent more in proper
Woop CO. 81 B5"sdys snd My H1E
And sold By good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
n
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Nuns 70 Josephine street.
egAlrY Am DisEssloNs or THE MATER1A1s-The square
IN gnafy to the granite obtained from Boston, They shall
oh2nE in shape, not less than twelve than
nces ~ width and not less than Twelve than twenty
ehes long and not less than nine inches in thickness They
aa Dc wei qaaTred having parallel sides and ends
- ~ 70 make tight 5nts and the tops shall be dressed square,
ai aud res from Jumps The squire blocks adjoining gutter
the sidewalks. sO'. '''s ''''iiss wv
Boston They shall lie from twenty % thirty inches ioug
sSsys inches vide and not less than eight inches thick They
hew h and dressed otherwise they shall be rejected.
well hewed and dressed beve dressed on the Ton to the
spe o. me sides from three to six feet long eighteen to
| ness. $50 ~ Y sei" 'a1ieS=
The crossing of North river blue stones of the
key on TWO feet wide less than inches thick with
e ENDS e at an angle OF forty degrees with lie sides
Tue for the sidewalks shall Of North river blue
hss S 9 ,e bs aany rubbed teoed The snrtace
bF shi measure less than three feet square by
| lake bricks of The best atIalifv " 49, ~ IN
s gfaSe shall be the best london gravel over
ne ne sand shan 5e clear sharp sand of large grain
~ M plates or the tops Of the bridges at the Intersections
the street shall be the best east IRON Gou siila in
ei sn ma thickness to those Camp street.
MANNER Is WINCH rHE WORK SHALL re ExEcurEp The
onnd ao 81 a ps taken mp by the contractor and reiaid
shall be substituted in er stead The new and old crbs,ones
e PC sei TO the lines and given BY
IN sod joints aud in wokiaaake manner Fheg
sha e ans inapesd in lengths Of from three
ne work and each curbstone have slope
sidewalk and shah also be sody fixed and backed in The mos
sppraveo manner Aperures for draining lots shall be nicely
the same by the contractor whenever required By
The erossngones shall laid according 10 the lines and
oes MANNER bed of London and SHARP
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERANBA BUILDING,
81 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyare and Cliops SITS
Seventeenth Annual Session.

Seventeenth Animal Session Of this Institution bens nm
the First Monday Of September, 1859 7 -
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
tern of education Il offers great advantages for the acaen
Of languages The French daily spoken the school and he
Modern Classics thoroughly analyEed. - - -
The location Is csnirai and the apartments Ssaeies a
well ventilated The school is provided with choice brry
the musical Instruments and complete Philosophical AIMS
-
References innnmerabe Among them the Auuana al
this institution who number among the gems of society
Students admitted At any time during the session.
For further particulars apply In or by letter. at the
Institution. NJ. d. DIMTTRY, A. NJ,
President OF the Board.
Ees crieans, August, 1854 anSikWt
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] going repuit aSontad nv THIS Assistant BOARD
1sso a. {, lsbp, was read; $50
q HI sass.g oss o. ~ ~ o e em
aif. Miitz moved TO amend the foregoing of1i
.sasS eaa y w ~ III N
a. q, suatl W seiugosou y ~ =,
the Fl sne ;s1s fn saeh
mnn,cai sia.sst " M ss, 3, IL sieefesl on
.su r., niselvs y. ss S - - tha t;rst
5oint ballot q tne Common eonnc 81 ~ -
nnss;his y an5 ;nsar,ns The words. said Board
s,sis ~ idss 81 Nv Msynr IN the ity and Of
The Finance Committees Of the Common Council, =.
| Carried
on motion, the foregoing ordinance, nits amend
Yeas - Messrs fox Forstall HARRISON, Landry,
| vennard. Whitney and Willis.
The following resolution, accompanying the
.oses9lhg re s.,sa ' '''e
rules nens suspsa s'a,,. n az r...,,.. q,
fsyorsi + Bassss ss Parish # Tsasas ier thirty
and fss his attendance witness tho case ii the State
Y sssy @ nrste = snr
Fennard, Whitney and Witt.
III. ysnnaTd. On behalf Of the Committee ON
Streets and Landings, offered the following report,
which was taken up seratlm.
lhe Spils.se Y 1T aau laate w
ferref to them. viz:
gpon tie snssas Il ths Mayor, February IAN instant
XVI a ~ vi s a " II nsbises q Tenes the inss
vn q Nh ; y Maw @ " rg a uS. sSs X
s s ~ - ~, ' =. .I;i ~ aa ~ 49, 90 -
a; NJ III Tssas .avea WITH
t VI W t ; Nv M 49,, g, ~ INV
.epoa. aW9 fseos ,oa Auop.o a',nolag s
~ X - a.ss 4; ~ 49,
i ~ L, -, N ~ x n X M Ss.a ~,
- r.; e. ~ sn;erf ~ t,s a,rxa nv
she ton ,nc;I " y .
.s.s s2liLsoa Soe.si'- - =
iouT eo!nmi'ee report npnn ine Adan,
tae,. g ~ : ~ e ~ Nm y. w
M g N, X
sfTcvad NJ 80 W., s,r,;ttae nj ba Ii,
issns ;,n coetoa icepse fnr NV, xear ia dsiac,;n
fSo, fhe ~ In same e nns bre ,nons,
n fr HI lnss N se n h;s las licesr
Is i;r,iy srssented t,r ssonfion w . ~
ILL.,, o,.-s au6,, ~.
AZ lie Connect to the large ouanf, Of
is1as ia,.a III, , M @ ,ssa ~ ,,
sfrsss f Is zoe 20 Pnf;n stsee, o,,nittaa veny M
o,sIa sls strret II enfosre tha
M r;fs r. ssd loceix and ali o,eTs 81 encnn,aea
"a Van, cnrr,; al y,orf si,s,,te sn a ranlo, of ,a
asssant i,Ss ri ~ iSsrn,pn ,ak;n ,,nlayfn f ,
va,n ,n,r; or o,har vehicle n carrv oyer eea;3 mr.
Iay II ,,n ~ e nsd ~ HI te nynioY Nv var
IA III 81 f 4, sad S,ss i,s an sfsss c- @ ca,,.
ma II inad shnn5 M X a,,rsJ \, Il
ma estrnys the round stone nayefenf The III
iurv i no ~ sc canse II, he eieit a. th manner &c
ns mi IL I'M nn;anr NJ sa,r eommee he nae II
sherd 10 srsii ~ lie ra;ght essr NJ, y.
f~,i N ts ssissa,t Rnsrd & 81
,asso,s II Il a,ass IA II aS .n,, VI
x as yas rs ana rD said sas;,,,e a. ainn,
= Your comsstfee reconend sncl,rreee II the fnnviny
III ns; N bea anni "
contract for taking up and relay agonay the saare block
III New sreet ram Canal ii snlanada stret
te ioest her tsn t 4 cagtraet for ., nv
ss ,ot;on ~ ,ret hsfrsn NH yya,s s up
liz oNes oq
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CPEcIFIcATIoNs FOR THrl eoNrsAc1

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
dcing and grading GENTLY road from the Ponehar,ran
pitches three feet wide the eighteen inches wide
GENTLY road fFom tie Poneharffan Railroad to Mehs
plantation in with the lines be given W the city
Surveyor The sides and bottom of said bitches shall
straight T line, and well even and smootbsd eff
wdt and shall be graded il accordance with the grades and
rounding TO be given by the City Surveyor the filling
Where TOO I Ali ap etc. e sc WITCH ha nv s
found said roadway shall removed BY the contractor at
and and said surface of the road when completed
sna oe wen even aha shall be rejected
Inc whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction of
An work labor required to perform the work shall be fur.
contractor shah be bound 30 the work in the ten
and to he same nes ays s nade
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
Security of $500 shall required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
every teny the work and acceptance Of he same by
cent Of the amount of each settlement until the completion
understood that in ease of failure by the contractor
t. sea aS Or finish the Two my pa within the
ii which he work j being eseaued &c Council shall have The
ght t. annn he contract without pung hs IN
applying 10 court Of Justice to snnn The same and without in
demny and it also we'll understood that in tic
complete the conformity with hsconact the contractor
shall forfeit all claims he may have Tor any part Of the work
the city shall be thereby isehaged from any and all liability
reoid The and his securities shall be held
bound in sodo pay unto the city a loss o difference between
afesaie readiedicaon r. :. -. 1s,s- .
plete, bitches and roadway included.
Signed, Louis H. PILE, City Surveyor
approved By the Committee Streets and Landings Of both
sisss:s:: Hg !; ryHHSSE SahR:, ol.r,n
fe25 III .sD HENRY DuREL for Comptroller.
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EPAvE Du PREMIER prsrRIcr.-u ,

sly conduit al depot dies epaxes dn Frontier District rue
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod CONNIE apayes
Une nnen hale environ IL de hanteur avant una
blanche dams la face ct les pieds bac vec see ~ be
IN mnet rouN deuYr0n l6 haueu crni,re
ct marques de selle. - ~ '' SP""ten'
s. les dts anux pas raramas dams eino ours ct l
ffais pnyes lis pencbere pubone AZ M 49,,
ie LuNDl dc mars 1860, d 10 heutes A. NJ 80
~ O. o. FLETCHER, Gommissairc jes Rues
Nonvelle- Orleans lie is fayrier 1860 fam mi 4 4
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Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, 9th of March,
will aduicate Office at II O'Clock NJ he contract
fe25 l2t v. DUPLESSIS. CnntnfroiIer
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SECOND DISTRICT PouNn-was ,,ro,,rh,

- the Second District Pound d eThv aaot ~. ~
st. Ann and Main streets, estrnys- = - ~
One white and hrswn spotted calf right oar underground ina
end of the left cut off visible brands, tF' ~
one RED md DARK brown eoafed calf white spot
visible brands - 49, - W. ~ +,
Which II not claimed within five the expenses there.
on paid will be sold public auction AZ said deuot nm
WEDNESDAY. March 7. 1860 mt u o'clock NJ '' -
New Orleans February " 1860 sa
Registered February %, 1860.
V. DuPLEssrs,
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Blltlp Oil ALDERMEN.


guEsnAy Y, February Ii. Iseo
III Baasa met shis day pursuant 70 aaloarn.
IA w pfssent Hon. j. d. Nixon prss;,,a,,.
11sSis Harrison, Landry, Vennard and
Is rssaas q shs minutes was, ON motion. dis
Ss3ssoslng communication was referee, y, NJ
f1G6aeo goaamittec: 80
Il. SAY Hsi Fss * sssi issa.
hzxs rseeised from fhe Hon q p
nj vi tsAr te dsrseu of the sanfems Gen. ~ m
II sas aslss 10 ss ssssa ess glaa., q
ss s sqe 81 pses Sc q opening certain
g ~ s' " ssisisns esiasncs q sa aSSaso e
shs decree II shr court I. Vi ,s,l "
w ~ wsass Ms BsaIsan bees sscaris
tn e a,sa'ns g es Immediately remied ia Is INV
a ~ e sacsesins to your hoao.a1.. -,
sss rn sa Ill psrsat coase
~ gs laas pSssisa e lying sessse 4,
agas5 Il r a sas sa
~ gss5asssg g asisisaa RepaS Sis
Sf rsossd 10 yo M h ss'1anished ability Of the
or g oSs W s ssssgn0 "a; # rs
nsEs29s'e pi yeur own hearts III fvor Ii
M GER 4. nh sfITH. Mayor.
TIL Relieving corHfnunication was read j ~
sunyEsos s.l DEfa GrMlsxr. CRY Han.
zBtkS oaasAAs 'e Common Council Board N Aa e
i % ssa 81 " I'D hd ns,s1s f, f. @n.ossmsa
s ssas h sst ~ sasr 70 and
= e. ca unAser. tessii IS a1.'ss'eu 2 required
ea Ssfss asks IKE IKE q a1sas s,ssst
- on tho west sas os p,v.aa.
Ec e 81: An ,l street. asking that brick sidewalks
II SS1diencs u resolution No 1858 haye a,. ss n,
naa u I'LL aaa Pc lease g report ihat my es
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M Sseolnss Tig dsy e rspoyt y, ,,.a v,
e Eyas sss s hsa Sg sssa s;s ~ s
W. pgsS Mleh = sDssts shs
@ s s III 1ss On eIiase = the mn
G. o. FLECHIER.
Street. Commissioner.
n 1hS faAI wing communication was read:
BoARDor AsslsfAsT AIDEEMEs.
u IS ihe Piezident aid Member p 20
4ssoIa g. sae 5aasa IF FL A l
aashssing ike Mayer Is oifer reward IL s5o
g III a sSsass q &c a nss r.
sa a rejected ~
1fn spfed committee Of upen The subject
s s ayG e g i opsua q
4 aoa sss@n Eaad n 1sistnbas strees. i5
s'ss'''s g1ss assa'sas sssss Secretary
Ths Eainaittss On Streets and Landings " al. OF
modem appointed d Committee Of Conference Oh
tAe sll9Ning preamble and resolution, persisted in
BY tls Assistant Board: I.
ss . sass Rse6ssase street. fe e opeasd
fem Rssea Reaa ii s;elumbns street 5,= M
7as Glowing communication was read:
BoAHp os Asslsrxs ArpEnmEs i
y 20 tas Ilsssiss Psesiaaai and Members a 'Es
dc naissd to concur ii ts sl
aasiSs 5ssslsi;sss asopIsa b ~ Board vi
y Psal 81 slsos % account etc.
fhe Gompfroils e s sstrat Ii fssor
y w Ssag Ct Nit Assssoa fpr $1,000 on acconns
:es s II ~ estate and slaves On he absaa,x Of d.
st ur by 1852 and u 81 50 III every 800 il
iaaa'a Io h,s ea e B s is
e saa EsseIso isat tle ety pledges herself @
pf kns different ares with he State Govern
ss ~ sssssa''a Dc ssas e earEy s ss. Of this
YEN respectfully, ese. E
NJ sx t1ok his seat. - z Il - Z, y =
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new Orleans, La.
-. VEENlIFUGES, s
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS, .-5oa5 his
Perry's Dead Shot, s' =
Jsyne's Tonic, #
kerl's. H
j A. Fahuestock's,
BALsAM AND COUGH REM /
EDIES. l9zs5 Nd
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
- ry, I'D o u. ,,...
Hastings Naptha,
sherman's Balsafn,
Buehnnss Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar.
shenck,s F,ilmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Establishments Expectorant,
Halls BHlsain,
swaym's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Baimm Liverwort, ~
Jayne's Expec,orant,
Wfner's l,lecampalne,
Rogers Llverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Staaley's Cherry Expectorsnt,
London,s Indian do
DIR. Roseis do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial, IL
sARsAPsARILLAs.
DR.. John Bull's,@ .-.'.@
s. 7. Towiisend's,
+. Sands's. 5a
Old Jacob TowusenRs
Carpenters
7 WyncoGp's, a'a = .A'.' 81
Shakers,
Graiienberg,s,
RriStol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLuisfERS.
Well's Strengthening, gn4a.a
jew David or Hebrew
l..s.4. .5...5 Badealf's,
knapp'S Indian,
+ AlAth'k=N L DLnllS.
Grii!ifth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice.
LINIMENTS.
McLean's Volcanic OIL Lini.
ment. a.sN5g8 ., FL
Mexican Mustang,
FarreIl,s Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Huntis, y. .
Hayer's,
,555 Tobias's yenitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
7 Gardeners, 4@-
Bartiue's Horse,
Merchants GafglinK, S@
Cherokee,
yy5s Jnyne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Cliogogile,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoep's Tonic, "Y= ''@
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrituge. 5.n
LozENGES.
Sherman's Cough aud Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locoek's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Gless,
Barry's Tricophcruus,
Lyons KsthHifon,
Beyle's Hyperion FliIid,
Phalon's Hair Ipvigorator.
Jayne's Hair Tonic, 7
Van Densen's WRtpene,
Londan's Oriental 1iAir Tonic,
Haueps Eau bnstrale,
Oidridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway'H Circgssian Balm.
PANaCEAS.
Swaiu'a TIoncks,
Gullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longieyis Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dally's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor Ho.lewMy's Ointment
McAllistof's Ail-lIealing,
Brooks Magic Sllye, Pryor's
Pile, 10 L.. -. -. ...o
eiray's Harrison's Specific,
Tt,tsk's Magnetic, Jndkinfs,
LondotpS All-Healing, Russia,
BITTERS.
Motfat's Phoenix, Blaka's Arc
matte,
Hihbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hntehing's YeEetsaie DyspepsIsi
Houley's Vegetable, Coietnsi,'s,
Goland's German, 0xygEaa;ed.
yANDERYEER,s SC
Ha- Druggists and MeFchan
articles contained in the above ,
vantage by calling or sending /
be found The most extensive asst
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v, DEMoRUELLE Dealer
AT the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such a,
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles Laths Slaves Also English, French and Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Firewood
Orders from the country promptly and earet "
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q MCpONNELL'S REST AugANT No
sNHI IL Isl common street, beween BaronHo and Ca.
AHsS2D W. .rondslet Streets New Orleans M 20
sAxS4S8 This establishment will reslnin oman drr;re
the summary where everything the market affords can he
prices moderate The well ventilated rooms make
weather. - ~
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied With Wines and
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL i AcGRAW.
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