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HOTEL ARRIy AIS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK.
Wa. L. Walters, Proprietor.

Wa. L. Walters, Proprietor.
Jesse Benton, New York; W d Riddick,
Hartford, q; " Kirby, Richmond Va !;
MIR. Gayle, Matthews county, Va; C Nash,
Camden, N O. Eugene Baker, ,ja.aes Ba-
ker, Pennington, c. H, :; Fitbian, Ticonde.
rOga.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
John Smith, dr., PROPRIETOR
A Lindsey, W W Sylvester, Deep Greek :;
Joseph l. Carter and lady, John Tiltord,
Petersburg, Va; } j Eendell, N. IL P. Rail-
road; Samuel N ienentlle, Williamsburg,
Va; William House, Hampton, Va Jno W
Stark, I Tilmers, MARITIME, Capt Bunt-
ing, } Whitehurst, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. c. c. Bartttny, Proprietor.
WIN Nuckles, Alabama; fl r Hazelhurst,
S Wetherel, Baltimore; W c johnson, Pc
tersburg; John Perry, Richmond Guilford
Taylor, New York; L & Edwards, Virginia;
s Wentworth, Weldon M j De Rossett,
Wilmington; W e Palmer, Zacatecas, Mex
leo.
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MAYORS CouRr, PORTsMoUrH--G. w. Grice
"restding.
Again we visited the Temple of Justice
items, but on reaching the sacred place, we
found two of the police and two guardians
ofthe night discussing the question about
retiring from their present situations, as
there was no business OF any kind to attend
to not even warrant to execute. Surely,
the city OF Portsmouth contains a moral set
of inhabitants.
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A New Era for Virginia II
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
BY CALORIC OR HOTALRlii
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
now the most complete establishment al the
South, using ucu
ERiCSSON'S CALURiC ENGINES
To Drive Two OF the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WoR
With the most approved
PAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
together with all OF the latest and most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB YPE,
And the largest assortment of
Bill, Letter, Note and PLAIN Paper, Ranev
Cards, Card Boards, &c.
Either of our Job Presses will print from | 500
to 9, 600 sheets per hour, and make a uniform
and beautiful impression. thousand Cards or
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de.
iiVered In from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
business and Professional Cards at x3 90
quality.
WE PRINT
iIand-BiIls at 81 OF 500 thousand
according to size sc.
WE PRINT
Bill-Heads, Labels,
Circulars, Bills of Ladjna
Wedding anu Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets.
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
in fitting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing all done here
at their own doors, and all we ask is trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction to character
OF work and prices.
We Keep three or four good workmen in our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bronzes, &c, SC. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. no IL
WANTED To PURCHASE A NEGRO
w Boy about nine years of age.
NH 20-3t CHAS. SHARP.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TUE Furniture and Undertaking business,
l. heretofore conducted by me, will hereafter
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THRouGH FREiGHr.-We ltarn that tire
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad has just
as much freight as ii can possibly attend to.
Every car on the road is employed, and the
officers have found it necessary to order
more freight cars TO transport the freight
that is now Offering. The hands employed
at the Dept have been at work every night
this week engaged 10 loading up shrough
freight for Tennessee, Alabama and Misss-
sippi; and the cry is, "still it comes" 1t is
said that the darkest hour is that which
precedes day-break," and such will no doubt
prove true with this improvement. The
dan ktst hour OF this road was some TWO or
three weeks ago, when the appropriation
bill, like Mahomet's coffin, was suspended
| between the two branches o! the Legislature.
The dawn has come, however, and the sun
has arisen, and commenced to shed its life
giving and invigoratng rays over its once
darkened prospect; its future looks "bright
and brightening," and the glorious noon day
sun of prosperity will yet shine upon it
What grand triumph this road will YET
prove, in spite OF the thousand and one pre-
dictions Of its failure.
TAKEN Up.- Hands have been engaged for
a day or two in removing the railroad track
at the old city Depot, on Wide Water street.
This Depot and its connections remind US of
the old couplet:
"a noted King of France, with twice ten
thousand men
First marched up the hill and then marched
| down again..
WEIEPED FOR LARCENY.-David, slave to
c. +. Greenwood, was arrested yesterday by
officer & lem, at the instance of l.. Curdts,
the jeweler, who charged him with stealing
sundry articles OF jewelry from his store.
David was formerly employed in CURTIS
store, and pur Joined the articles while en-
gagged in cleaning out. Many of the stolen
articles have been recovered, and the boy
made the recipient OF fifteen stripes.
| NoMINATIoNs.- At a meeting OF the Oppo-
sition Party of Portsmouth, held at the City
fall last night, John Nash, Esq, was
| ponipAted for Mayor, and the following
gentlemen for The Council, jackson Ward,
James G, Waite, Wm. II. Williams, John
g. Neavile, WIN. G, Webb, James Glenn
ents, Geo NJ. Btin, Jrj Jefferson Ward
James Brown, ST.. James Grey, John W at
slu, Joseph Ii. Porter, DR.. James l.. Hat
ton. phos, Webb. We learn that G. W,
Grice, the present Mayor declines being u
candidate for reelection,
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TOMPKINS & ROBINSON.

TOMPKINS & ROBINSON,
Successors to John j Tompkins.)
HAVING removed to their new Warehouse
man MAN street; 1pposlte e, Berkie e
they have now on hand very large and varied
assortment of Furniture of every description,
which they offer for sale on exceedingly low
terms
UNDERTAKING
Promptly attended to in all its branches
Being Agent for Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial
Cases, we are now prepared to furnish them at
very reduced rates. Collins of every descrip.
ton constantly on hand. Having line New
every facility appeitaining thereto, we san fur
nish and attend funerals in the very newest
style. TOMPKINS e. ROBINSON,
New Furniture Warehouse,
No % Main street,
NH 9 Factory No So Church st.
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A MAMMOTH CoNcERN.-Adam Express
employs 1892 men, 1874 horses. 1t has 972
agencies and its messengers travel daily 49,
l52 miles on rail roads and steamers, dis
lance equal to once round the globe and two
thirds round it a second time.
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SLICED BACON HAMS

SLICED BACON HAMS.
A y we are engaged in cutting Beat steaks
"a Mutton Chopps and Smoked Beef Hams,
we now make it known that we are cutting and
si!cing Virginia, North Carolina, Baltimore and
the C0m5t0ck Sugar Cured Huns at the TOW
prices of ~, II and Is cents pound.
NH Al j 4 BELL 4 co.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-On TUESDAY afternoon,
between the hours OF four and five, Il white
man named Mathew Murphy, bricklayer,
while working on scatfold a,tlc'.cd to the
new Catholic Church in Portsmouth, acct
dentally made false step und tell to the
ground, distance Of about fifteen feet,
breaking his leg iust below the knee. Med
ical assistance was soon at hand, and the
proper remedies administered.
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| Old Dirk Knife,

| Old Dirk Knife.
Pipe Stem.
l Piece Cake.
2 Bale TwiRe.
l Crying Baby.
l Lb., Cut Nails.
Turkish Pipe.
Box Caps.
/ Lot Segars.
| Pair TwreZers.
far as We have been able to get them, who
have had the base coin passed on them. 49,
Post Office, Lewis Webb, Chas. Propschold,
Mrs. Laurede, Conrad Heller, j Bayto,
Benz Peddle, r l. Archer, Jordan Il Son,
Geo. W Dey, s S DAVIS, G Schwartzkopf,
j A kuna ldcu, + Moore, James Hill, Thos.
Yaudo, N b Lee, A Seld ner & Co.
CHARGE OF LARcENY.-A negro named
James Monroe Lewis was committed to iail
on a charge Of Stea ling silver watch and
other articles Of jewelrv from the store of
MIR. Walker on Wide Water street.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs. John Mulligan
was sent On to the Corporation Court, to be
further examined on a charge of receiving
the stolen silks which is mentioft.eA above as
having been stolen from Foster u Moore's.
Mulligan was admitted to bail in the sum of
$780,
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SOMETHENG ENVfRELY MExY

SOM ENTIRELY NEW
ESHxa | RAVEJUST RECEIVED A Largo
& supply of those new style BONN ETs
T and would be glad Tor all my friends
and customers to come and eXami ne
them. think they will be paid for their trou
pie, as they will see something entirely new
II the ladies will only call am certain iiiey
wlli be induced to purchase one, as they ~,
very pretty and also will assure the iaties
That they will have plenty OF Bonnet. Come
one, come all, and get a new style Bennett. No
- Church street.
NH l9-eod2W M B. MOORE
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT i
MACHINERY

kINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT i
MACHINERY.
a'nh undersigned is DESTROYS Oh rai!lr Z
~ = tention to has large stock OF KIN DIM
mSoD sawed and split il lengths to suit graf:
OF stoves, TOR sale by the Wagon load o! hoN
GsneaapeG Than the same quantity of wool car
De nought toG IN any other way tor kindliH.
purposes.
Orders left at my office, corner OF stis,h
ana Wlae alter streets, or sent through tii.
Z. r.. snail receive prompt attention
OAK ana PINE WOOD always Oh hand, an
Tor sale at lowest market prices.
de Ia WALTER j. DOYLE
WHITE &c H'DkFS-Ladise
w White Linen H'dkrs att Cd cts. A. M
Market Square.
de II TFOWf-
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BEST YE,l

| lave Just received further supply 81
I the best Mercer Potatoes for planting i nav
had this season They are the pure Whir,
Mercer. CAL early, or they will be all gone
For sale by "N
mn IL JAS + JONES
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MEAL, MEAL, MEAL.
100 BUSHELS Fresh Ground and Bnit,,,
w Meal for sale at Aliiier's drices, by
mn ~ j L BELL l. CO.
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STELLA SHAWLS,

SIELLA SHAW LIS.
RLUE, Green, White and Scarlet Middle
ID Stella Shawis, great bargain for the cash,
just the the thing tog tha present season, at
NH J II OAW SONS,
T'AN WARE AT REDUCED PKICRs.
Our stock OF TIN WARE is the largest and
most complete to be found in any house in the
country, to which we would particularly invite
the attention of the trade.
mhl7 WD ROBERTS, JR., " Co.
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MEMOIR al PRESENTED. In the Senate, on
Tuesday, Mr. Mex enney presented the pro
ceedings of the merchants of Norfolk and a
remonstrance against the passage Of the one
per cent tax bill.
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TRIAL OF LANp.-We understand that the
Jury in the Land case has been made up and
the Court commenced the examination OF
witnesses yesterday.
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AN ITEM FOR THE LADIES. la regard to
purple AMI mauve colors, it may be useful to
know how to distinguish whether these col
ors, ROW SO much in vogue, are fast or not
This is aseertained simply by putting on the
ribbon or other fabric, drop of vinegar
or, still better, OF lemon juice, which will
change the fast purple or mauve to Il Grim
son, whilst it will destroy the fugitive one,
or render it a dirty yelluwish brown.
SOUTHERN tUAnD.-- The first tul dress
drill OF this command, took place at the
Jusiors Armory last evening. Fifty mem
bers, in full uniform, were present, present
ing neat ana soldierlike appearance. A
number OF gentlemen were present to witness
their evululionS and see their new uniforms.
We heard bat one expression OF sentiment,
and that was OF admiration. Their Caps,
Cartooch Box and Cross Belts are after the
style of the famous 7th Regiment of New
York. Their Goats and Pants are of blue
cloth and present II perfectly uniform ap-
pearance in shade and cut.
They make their first regular parade to-
morrow.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TUE Furniture and Undertaking business,
l. heretofore conducted by me, will hereafter
be conducted under the title OF TOMPKINS q
ROBINSON, Mr. John R Robinson having been
admitted into half Interest with me.
JOHN TOMPKINS.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE A NEGRO
w Boy about nine years of age.
NH 2O-3t CHAS. SHARP,
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ASTONISHING TO ALI.
MADAM WRIGHT,

nADA WI w I1o IL
THE CELEB lated
ASTRoLOGIST,
JUST ARRIVED,
4 ND will remain ut short time. She y.
[ \ born with a natural gift to tell al! u.
Events OF hfe-even our very thought VA
tell whether you are married or single, att
how many times you are to be maIrIed-Wit
cause speedy marriage. She has aatOnl-t,e.
thousands with her magic power.
No Gentlemen admitted.
Main street, 3 doors from
Corner OF Church street, at Mrs, MARITIME !
Boarding House. fe 3l-l,n,
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NUIICE TU CIFIII ENGINEERS.
fENHE Board OF Directors wish to engage al.
Engineer to prepare plans, and superI,.
tend their execution, for the Sewerage ana
Drainage OF the buildings and grounds OF Tia,
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, and for the construy
IN II 20 :" 80 III supply oi water
out. personal inspection Of the premises. At
plication may be made to P NJ Th0mpsa,.
President Of the Board.
Williamsburg, Va, March {, 1850
NH lQ-3W
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PAX EIs'S BII'TERS-5 gross above vow
IL ular article in store and for sale by
mn M A & q A SANTOS
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GALE OF LOTS IN A NEW CITY.
CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT FER.
GusoNs POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ. O. Il R. R. RAILROAD.

On MONDAY April 49, 1885, will be sold Mt public auction
half Of the choicest lots
Mississippi Ouaeha and Red River Railroad Company
gusons Mississippi river being the Eastern
of said road plan Of embryo city can be by call
point One half of the purchase will be required
paid in cash. the day Of sale and the remainder the
january 1861 bearing interest
from date Six miles Of the Road will be completed by the day
Of sale and the running the Bayou Macon.
chance the of capital
sented the of the rapid complexion Of the Road
through the bottom such to leave doubt that will be
in actual operation city will spring in few
that will rival Memphis in and Importance nd lots
which will sell for FIVE hundred dollars the day of sale will in
that time be worth as many thousands.
JAS. THoS. ELLIOTT,
President NJ. O. 4 r. R. Railroad.
BAn who hold certificates Of paid Stock will be emit
tied free the the SALE and they
respectfully invited to avail themselves of this invitation
be present. mil
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
Or
Encyclopedias.
By NJ. W. CLUSKEY, Washington, d. C.

II contains, among other things
The various Party Platforms
The American Ritual. = e.aauo.,
Governors Getty, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Adj
Senators Green Douglas comers Nesrs Stephens
and others Reports on Kansas e s.. ,,a,..... ~,
Lecompton, Topeka and Leayenworth Constitutions:
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The The Constitution Of the United States.
Wilmington tsSisa e fs FssswelI ADDRESS
yraina and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS of 1898 and 49,
Mr. CLAWS Report in favor Of the Distribution 9 the Public
President Pierces Veto the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address Of afr. Faulkner on the subject
history Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pierces Message yetong the River and Harbo
The School Land Bill. and votes thereon.
The Clayton Balwer Treaty s Is, 1850. c,.,..-.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboli
Mr.. Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery
Messrs. Fremont and Bnehanans Letters Of Acceptance
Mers Buchanans and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
Ah NJ esi asaSs Port HIN Address: :. .,,..
The Maysyiie Road Veto
Report Nj. Davis of South Carolina, the Poltca
Mr. Bachanans Minority Report on the same subject
Gov Wise and Mr. caFhers Letters against the American
Kenneth Raynes Speech at Philadelphia November 1856
and n North Carolina in 1882
history Of with the votes on the varions Tariffs
Mr. Filmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion public the Of Congress the Ter
ritories
The Nicholson Letter
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every thereon seetioDaly
classified.
The Compromise Measures Of 1850
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Provso.
With many other things, too numerous to mention.
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This book will post the public speaker fully the Kansa
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o,,,r T0UTsyILLE ARrEsIAs WELL WATER

h,s Celebrated Water which obtained from the Artesn
Wal At Louisville The depth Of 1850 has been proved
Lawrence Smith. Of Lzisye and
Proesor James R. Chiffon of New York. 10 be c1ossly allied,
In rs properties to the wutsss q kissin
n in Bavaria that Of the Hne Lick OF Ken
fncEy and Congress Springs Of saaeea for sale In
this city. -, - =.
the Liver Nervousness etc. far any 81 the
packed with great In peat strong hoS containing two
dosan bottles. For sale In New Orleans BY
80 p. B. fkRRAIl4 coaanis.ssen Merchant.
rasn sro NJ s, 4555s 80. IL reyafns ssrfet.
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Fine Oaices Dmcans Buildings" and the sPen
Bchore streets Also desirable Pew in ST. Paus Church.
BY PALFREY s. CO.,
Wx SyER Auciioneer-0ffce, No. n Camp street.
SATURDAY. APRIL FL, 1850, at ~ o'clock
xSe r s Of ena 81 he Il
q Nsw rendered on ne lah q ap, @ and the IN
Of the succession Of Greer Duncan deceased will be
500 T. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon Situated in the half
square bounded BY Casomhouse Chare Bienvle and Ex
d daps' Of Is Fact and
The improvements comprise the brick building No.
Exchange Alley rented for law Offices at the rate OF
a9sa 't eERgTAfN PORTION Or GROUND with all Tie
end s s nss tas and r.
Alley The improvements comprise brick building
ssnss & wss s fe
lately occupied By Messrs Duncan Mcconnell as their law
oin S IT, III, NH; HD 9st If Noyamber 1891
SkRTaiS PoRTIoS GF GROUND. lately occupied
ssnags oslonsing appsIiaains si
by the No plan Of g A Hsdn, dated December II 1892
AZ clam M se SGs & it 1
lines front Apollo street the each Of Enege and
Terschore Streets dimensions the line all
English The comprise an elegantly
built mansion large kitchen hst hoase ane coach
green's exotic plants hrubbery ETC. all the improvements
and offices requisite for Gentleman residence
l. Pew No. 76 St. Paul's Church.
prTERMS-For the Pew cash; for the Real Estate one
fourth balance credit of l. and for
purchasers bearing interest cent from date to
special MORTGAGE upon the property sold =, ~ r,,s.r.
policies transferred to the executor until the final pay
Acts d sale before RI Cuyiller notary public the
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DEACH BRANDY-Af few barrels old and pure Acco.
i mack Peach Brandy, in store and for sale by
fell 8. JONES 4 Co., 81 Gravier street
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coIJTnERN MANUFACToRY

,,r,n,,s,S 70 ,rpNT IN AMpIoN FIRE AND BURGLAR
fEAhie9 % Z aaR ICES fat New York Prices
AM Ir,,ad States are now made at ST. Louis, Mo.
= eSeejience Of which thousands can testify
sonhensr need North for these unryasd safes
tJn Patent champion has failed to preserve its
contents in an aeeiasn''fF FRANK W. ROBERTS & CO.,
Sale Manufacturers for South and West Of the renowned
Patent Champion Safes -, ;.os c.s., v..,,. Wi,
Ban all approved patents hand for sale at manu-
facfurer's prices - ,,;, s,raat @, 7 or;s NJ
Mandatory No. PSI North Main street, 81. LOUIS NO.
,,pf fua
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- = CREOLE COUHsE-GREAT
AA TKOTTING NATCH
There will be Tsossing Rsee over
n..sthe above Coufss SUNDAY, the
9Th April, 1850. for ONE THOUSAND D0TIAR rs.
y. @. Cudney nafses Blk Z. oHAWK. Z
Il. X. BonhHm names BIZ. g. ONEIDA.
To 90 two mile heats to harness.
N8-Raee TO come on at locock.
NJ Admission to the track, D.
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WI MART.
The having the commodous and central
location at of ST. Charles and Pedo Streets known
as Masonic Hall up and established Auction Mart
Real Estate, Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The of the location for the display of
perry Of purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves SocksTnesdays and Saturdays
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times,
Efficiency and dispatch be relied on in all matters placed
in charge.
p14 ~ N. A N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Lessee and Manager M JOHN Y. OWENS
Ae'ins aanager.- O. CHE5LET.
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n ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

TX ATHMAN'S TROPICAL AooFiNS-
Cheaper and superior to any other used in Southern
climate. r.
rs tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURARILITY-egual to the best slate roofs.
3D. Observation-Disclosures TO any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUfY-It presents smooth and granek surface.
4t CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than though Is
good any wood roof and less than the inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost of CRITTERS and valleys.
9Th INCOMBUsTIBHITY-It will resist FIRE better than
sate-roof. !.
this climate protects the interior Of buildings from the in
tense heat of summer.
7th SOLIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother from
can be put upon Of any slope and being Of light
weight does not require heavy aes support IL while ID
not abe 10 corroson breaking does require REPAIRS
The TROPICAL R0oFING'' is a chemical compound OF
substances several which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials of the correctness of the above in the hands
of tbs agent and may be verified by any person wishing be-
fore contracting. =, I,
p'"i - r. G. KAUFMAN,
fel5Iy corner of Bienvile and Marais sits.