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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-09

many of which we have gathered expressly Tor us by
persons we'll acqua. I'd with the business
Those in want OF Mcdl, viii do well to call and ex
anime stock and prices.
Remember the place No. "a Fro~t street. Worcester
Mass dist 4
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VOL. XIV.
XIV. WASHINGTON n T. TITESDAv .DD,, ,- 10.

Charles A. Gale, Of Boston, Mass, assienor to
himself and Spencer Russell, Of same piace.MFor
improved automatic or musquito fan
fnlietus oates OF Chicago, H., assignor to
hlmseii, Ihomas Chalmers, and D. r Fraser. Of
same Piace.-For improvement in crushing rollers
for sugar mills.
Edward Lynch, Of Buffalo, N. Y, ass,gnor to
nimseli MN and James |. McCool, Of same place
Thos Lindsey, of Lincoln, ILL.,, assignor to him.
self and II. Beidler, Of same place-For i'm
Pr1semenf In seeding machines.
signor to Farmer Devices, Of Lexington, Ky.-For
improved mode Of securing metal hoops on cot
ton bales.
hiIn 'elf and John Mutt, Of same place For i'm
pr nent in sewing machines
derrick d. Newbury, cf Albany, N Y, as
ips 1Richard v De Witt, jr., Of same place.
Sa;,uei NJ. Ray and nj. =. Shalters, of Alliance,
O;r-For improvement in moving machines
henry Z. smith, of Cleveland, o., assignor to
Anson smith, Of same place.-For improved wash.
ing machine.
VIM: H. Tender, of Cambridge, Mass, as
signor to himself and John F. Moeschlin, of same
place.-For improved sofa bedstead
Freeman Walcott, of Milford Mass, assignor
10 70 himself and F A. Coffin, of Newburyport
Mass For Improvement in board roofing
Charles II Warner, of Brooklyn, N Y, as
slgnor to Brooklyn Flint Glass Company of same
Piace;-for Improvement in glass mouds
ueo. r oster, of Providence, r I.-For i'm
Pr0vement IN breech-loading firearms.
WIN n Huse Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
proved steering apparatus.
WIN q. Arthur, of Baltimore Md-For i'm
prove1nent in oil cans
sS.Ss:-John Joseph Charles Smith. of Phil
adeiPhla, Pa, formerly of Covington, Ky)-For
mode of constructing matrices, &c
Chas Eddy and Jacob Shavor, of! Troy NJ Y,
lassignees through mesne assignments Of Henry
stanley, OF Poultney, Vt.-For improvement in
DestgHS.-John Martins and James Horton. of
fnliadelphla, Pa, asSlgnors to Stuart and Peter
SON OF same Place.-For design for a cooking
range.
additional Inprorement.--John Gore of Brat
teboro', Vt.-For improvement in cutters for har-
vesters.
Er,enA'or r.-Washburn Race, Of Seneca Falls.
n. f.-For Improvement in registers for stoves
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The CHARLESTON NCoNvENrIoN.-The delegatel
and excursionists from New England for the
Democratic National Convention started from
Boston on Friday afternoon, for Charleston, in
the steamer s. r. Spaulding. The number OF
passengers on board Is stated at sixty, including
amply provisioned for the sustenance of the pas.
sengers during their stay at Charleston, and a
nne band OF music accompanies them. Ii is said
toat the steamer will visit Balti the route,
ana enable her passengers to make brief visit to
Charleston.
We perceive by the Charleston papers that the
MuhiciPal Councils OF that city have passed a
the Board Of Directors Of the Institute Hall to
secure on the part Of the city the free use of the
hall for the approaching meeting of the Demo-
cratic National Convention
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: II Two school girls, residing in Jefferson
county, No, were obliged to pass through some
burning woods. The clothes Of one Of them
canght fire, and before aid could be rendered the
httie one was burned 70 death.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JULIA STUMPF,
Nk MUSIC TEACHER,
Would respectful. inform the public that she RI,
has returned from the South. aud will resume ~
Music Stores Of Messrs. Ellis and MetzerOtt.
n ll-lWr
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07O T. P0TENTINI, O0S
Pa Ayr, FOREIGN FRUITS, Pa, Avr

s.Stf1;i Sis .S$SfSSIISISss;; i !; .ssi!.tF. Isi.I
CONDIMENTS, &C.,
Begs leave TO call the attention of his friends and
the pu blc generally 70 his New Store, under Viii
lsrd's Hotel, just opened, in connexion with his
old establishment, where he vii be happy 70 re-
oeve any orders for superior CONNECTIONS Of his own
Importation.
Also, all orders for Dinners, suppers, Balls, and
Private Parties, which Will be served up in his In
imitable style, with the prom1 1tpess and dis
satnh hlnh he has hitherfo shoyn.
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practical test of two years
feels that ne can with confidence recom-<,
mend the Cheoplestic Process for insertins{y
artificial teeth. II has the advantages of"
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness. Ful
upper sets inserted for sS5 Partial in proportion
cmoe SOo fd avenue. sof
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E'OR RENT.The two story BRICK HOUSE
l. No. 10, on Market street, betwesn 3i and 4th
sin%a ssffeets: Georgetown D. c. The house is commo
water; sufficient grounds TO cultivate VEGETABLES
and flowers The lot runs back to Joint alley with
stable Apply to JAS. A. SIMPSON, No. SO
Congress street, near the Post Office. Possession
ap 5 1aw3t*
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T IGHTNINGs LIGHTNING
Il LIGHTNING
sIN TINE OF PEACE, PKEPARE FOR WAN
r. LABARRE,
SortAtesst eornsr Of ioth aad G SIS,

Respectfully announces 10 the public of Wsshing
ton and vicinity that ne IS prepared TO execute all
most apr owed scientific prlncIples o. instructed of
the very best Of materials, very moderate terms.
All Plahne-hpp Points which are mann factpr.i
BY me Will be stamped with my name,
Msesssr y or VAnss Of any design made 10 order.
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has returned from the south. aud VIII resume
her instructions ia Music. Please apply at>6S
Music Stores Of Messrs. Ellis and Metzerou.
ap ll-lw'
EDUCATION.-Prof BROWN viii open the
H the Washington Institute, "a boarding apd day
school, with male and female Department., in the
spacious rooms Of the old Capitol, on MONDAY.
9Th inst Parental care for the pupils, the great
est experience and tact In teaching. with the beauty
ed patronage Terms and references at the Inst
tuition. ap Slim
pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
May Ist: Expenses 70. Every Effort is made for
the comfort and impr ent of IS boys. TO hh a
few vaca ncies call st kirkvood House. April 9th,
18th, 18th, from to 4 p. m, address X. X.
BURNS. PlaInheld Cumberland county, Pa
mar sa-lmeo
Al MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
NlRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
friends and the pubic generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
tember next
The course of study pursued will comprise oil the
branches requisite to thorough English cduca-
uon.
In addition to her day scholars she 10 desirous os
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders,
aged from IN TO lt years, who will be under her
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those IN Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply st her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, Aexsndris, Vs.
iv S-n
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO % T HING SYRUP.
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process tsshinr ~ soften.
ing me gums, reducing all indsmmatsn-will allay
PAIN and spasmodie action, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
DsPsnu upon it, mothers, will give yourselves and
RELIEFAN HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put up and sold this year, and
SAY, IN FioENcE AND TRUTH Of it, what We have
M.dein:-rivI MRS. "a, 1T hay TyrGlp,Is D.aIs
yrcr \ cuHE, wINsLOw's t.Sca sh.n dm,, TO md 3D.
eoO aiS We 3, snov SOOTHING n:,.ne. Of di.-
Oh: q; ss.trasy al are SYRUP, d.ght.d With it:
highest of it, gcaI sfseu and medical
after ten y.srs' experiences AND rLEpsE our RErUT..
rIoN For THE FuLFILMENT OF WE HERR Dr.
Ing from PAIN and ustion relief will be in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
I'm, ,.us 6. preparation the Pr.,eriptOa Of Of the
land and has bssn used with FAILING SUCCESS In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
sn,y ths chlld from pain, but in'goratss the
energy to the whole will nstanty rslisvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and overcoms vus.ns which, if speedily rem.dsd
AND suRIsTnrM FOR IbTi.ih: S1:Es .h: xdHI1 sIs1
in all case. Of DYs- CHILDREN ENrERY and DIAR'
arise. o nS ,..ain, TEETHING DREs whether il
cause W. would say avery mother who has child .uf
SS ' 90 Not sI
stand between yoursufrng child and that will bs
sURk-y.s, ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow u. Of th,
medicine II timely used Full dire for using will ac
CURTls PERKINS New York ia On tn: os..d: srapp.,
Soid hv Druggists throughout the world. -
Principal OlHc.. No. I3 Cedar str.st,NY
Price oniT IS Cents rsr Bottle. &C eII-d&vly
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TO LOAN, in small amounts, on good
lv1 securities, ct 40 Pc. avenue. mar is eoims
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pLIIMPING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
= WILLIAM WHELAN, successor to Mr..
Iho mas Evans announces to his friends ard the
public that he is prepared to execute with promptl
Steam Fitting ,particu arly ths citizens
town, In whose vicinity he is permanently located
q, No: ~ high street, Georgetown, opposite to
Ut hluWeIl. St
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<Io TO sMITH's TO get your SPRING and
GSuMMER RCLoTHING-No $50 SEVENTY at
So 20 SMITHS. Seventh a., 10 get your BOYS
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/ IBERAL BOOKS SOLD AT ADAMSON'S.
- SEVENTH STR EET, OPPOSITE POST
0ttlCE.-Tom Paine complete v orks Voltaire's 3
Philnso phlcal Dictionary, ID. Holbach Letters to
Engenia Tom Paino's Age of Reason, Co. Ethan
Allen Oracles of Reason, and the Investigator, g.
Boston weekly paper for Liberals.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE,
Il with good bsck building, Containing in .lI !
rooms, situated on New Jersey avenue between Al
anq streets north. Terms moderate. Apply tc
=, u; ~ NARD, General Land Ufioe, or on tht
pIotnIsos mar t-dtf
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LUMBER iNb fSbpGk. GGkS.s FtrrER.
SoHH Ssde Of Penn. tcest Of 1Ith street and
opposite the Kiyklcood Honse,
Taxes THIS method 10 inform his friends and the
puhlio that he is prepared tn furnish them i;h an
articles come. ted with the PLUMBING AND
Gas FITTING BUSINESS, such as
Bath fhbs, Water Closets, Crinals, Wahstauds,
Shotrsrs, B'dets, Hydrants, Pumps Rams,
Fixtures Of erery descriptions.
He VIII Introduce Water and Gas upon the most
mar 2-6
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<,O TO SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh st 20 get
N yopr FtIRNISnlNG GOODS.
Go 20 SMITHS to get all your READY Ma De
GARMENTS. epb Ia
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t'0gka ,SSALE OR RENT-One of tho BRICK
n;,h ~ OSES, S on l2th street between and sts,
VIII ~ good rooms, with gas in each roem. Terms
m moderate. Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on ii
ST., Detween llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
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A FINE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD NAV
vste .dwelling-No. 445 ], between sti and f"th
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battles and Prints of Heenan and Sayers 25cents.
Fights for the Championship of Eng and from
1874 down to 1889, only Is cents.
- cents.
Morsan,s Exposure of Freemasonry. 25 cents.
Il tne Views of Washington city, only IS cents
My 10 cents for 81 sheets of fine Letter OF Note
Paper. ADAMSON'S Seventh street
ap "A II opposite Post Office,
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS,
For SALE AT WHOLESALE
nm 225 boxes of Tobacco, all grades
25o,oln Segars, Foreign and Domestic
~ cases tS6 bottles each) of tiarrett,s sacond
quality Scotch Snuff
~ kegs of Loose do
Also, Rappee, Maccaboy and Congress do
IS boxes OF Plain and Fancy Pipes
IcO gross Oi Shanghai and Paror Matches.
JAMES WALLACE,
mar 2l-lm SO High ST.. Georgetown.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED MORE
NJ, Nv Hf Rayen Bacon's magnificent
st en.12n of the public. We have also on . w
h nd large selection of other celeated manuf,c-
tur.rs, knsbe d Co and Manner Gahler Also
several Secondhand Pianos in good condition.
IN consequence Of our purchasing for cash ex-
cuslvely, we enabled 10 sell at low yure Ind
accommodating terms. Persons will nd il to their
interest OF giving call before purchaEirg else
and Penn ayenpe '
ap "a w. 6. METZEROTT
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AUcrIoSEER
CATURDAY, the I4th January. 1860, ut l2
y o'clock tile ST Charles Hotel Exchange 81 Charles
in this CITY, and in pursuance order of the Hon.
r. H. Morgan Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Or
leans bearing dne the 9TH December 1859 the following de-
scred property belonging the of Thomas Buck
ley deceased, will be sold at public auction to-w-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and all rights seTy
tudes privileges and appnrenances thereto belonging situate
and lying in the Second District of This city, in the square
bounded BY 81 Louis CONT Roman and pebigny streets de
sgnated by the Nos ID and a. plan drawn by j. Pile
yeyor LIST May, 1910 and deposited in the office Of D. L.
McGny, Notary said lots aon each other and each
feet front ST. Louis street. by 6 feet inch and lines
Depth between parallel lines the said lot No IA forming the
Of St Louis and Roman The Improvements
prise twostory frame building the of the lots divided
into tenements and containing four In each tenement
and now rented for SIS per month.
Es~TERaiS-Cash
Act Of sale before W j. Case Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BUCKLEY, DECEDE-No l5,-
I55-DeuHtme Geur de Distre-DeuN Terrains de Yaleu
suts dams lie Dehxieme District.
PAR H. A. KINGSTON
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Old AND YoU g,
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR HOoD,S HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve inalby the growth and color Of the hair if
Sssd two H. sss
mct the hair make it more soft and beautiful than oil
adss Az % y m 81 t ars
bear testimony that we do not too much in its favor Read
the following and judge
Prof j. @oodpsar Sir lime summer ma We eve
induced to as Of sj a s to- s and its
to repertit.
with sores and some called ca head The hair almost en-
s IF IN S sn al hi s9s
hopes but to our sarpe and that Of al our friends
and nxuant Of hair started out and say
that boy has hehs scalp and uSlTiapt d
commend Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
Of the scalp and hair We aF Fsa
becoming grema'sy gray accompanied BY hafshaess which
When commenced using your Hair Restorative about two
months NE i was thai and having continued Is
color and assumed soness and asige greatly be preferred
to hefI produced b. The 81 o or any other
for every lady toilet whether to be used liar Restorative
Sa have refer to me m Who ess ah as doubt Sa
of its performing all that y claimed for it. . .,-,,o,
Giacinnnti o., Feb TO- 1857. III Third street
WEILscTos. Mo-, Dec s. 1851.
who had been using Hair Restorative induced If,
ii my head out Now my har has come IN great dea
thicker ihaa vas. Nothing bat duty and ssmpsh,
been would induce e give his n,ee
The Restorative up IN bottles Of three ds large
as doar fo a n
cent more IN proportion Than The small rsts for dollar
ton. and reials for s3 hottie,
On & VII Rans ali sd Hfg
And sold n good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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HsF- Metairfe Races-RuIe No. 1.-THE Stew
ards shall attend the Course order clear tie track
keep the crowd from the horses when returning the stand
ter the close Of each heat and By resolution Of the Club the
requested when the order given
4ue all except the and attendants Of the horses
tire stands, and there remain until the horses
cooling ground This regulation Will he tgdlv enforced
BY THE STEW RDS
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lions d mile each Of Marshall monthly payments
cHsineludng grading, ties rac1aying cuIvers
Proposals be the Office Marshall till day of let
ting 2b January, 1890 Profile be the Office of tn
New Orleans Agency, and the principal office Marshall
d23 tjai0 j. FOWfkES. President
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CARoNpytEr CANAL AND NAVIGATION CosrAsrs
NEW ORLEANS I
r9-The annual election for mine Directors
OF this Company the ensuing will be held
Office Of the Company No i36 nsn street The hours
Of 10 A. N. and II, NJ, on MONDAY January IL, 1870
dit I'd LOUIS GAGNET Secretary,
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SANIEDI, Ie. Il de janvier 1860, a midi, a
~ Exchange de PlIote St-Ghares SGharles dams cee
Vile par commencement orde de raon. z. H. Morgan
uge de Ia Denxcme Cour de District de la Nousee Orleans
date da deeembre 1889 Ia propre cessous dtcrie appae
nant Ia succession de Thomas Buckley decide
pencan, savoir---
DEUX TERRAINs, ensemble les basses amtliora-
tons aHi trouven ct les drots privileges
advantages attaches ct appaenan, stats
DenNitme District de cete Vile dams ilet borne par
4 sur un plan dre,sa par Pile aIpentear Ter mai $50
congn ct ehacun pied dc face la Louis
profonde de log peds nouce ct gnes entire gnes
paraleles lie dit lot No Ii forme fencogre rcs onis
Ct Roman Les amtloraons consistent tisse
deux eages ariee DIES dts terTans visd en- dex loee.
mens ct ayant chaenn qnae chambres mantenant
SIS par mois.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de devant w Case noaire public au fras de
'Rcquerenr. dg II 81 ai 70 Il
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city OF New Orleans
he remembered, that this 18th day of December 1852
before subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the
and A. Schrebe Secretary of the Czens Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do dpose and say that the above just and
true transcript from the books Of sad Company.
o. GAILI.ARD. President.
A. SCtIREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this day December
II, 1859 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Trustees have pay per cent in
the outstanding Certificates OF Profits for the years 1857
1853 the MONDAY February next
The Board Trustees have declared dividend
Premiums the Company the
year ending November 80 1859 which Certificates will
and the second MONDAY in February next
-TRusTEEs-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt
JAS, A. White, MI. Musson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
ID. Jamison, Euma Augastin,
Ar Miitenberger, Cesiire Olivier,
j. Leisy, A. Bohn,
omer Gaiard.
The Company continue insure against the perils
rivers loss and damage h fire. the
premiums,
n5s- Office No 3 Caronaelet street, dig I'm
ID ENIOyAL.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, REMOVAL.
E. ROGER s CO., AActioneers, ne
REMOVED THEIR AUCTION .SALESROoH
Nos. IS and "A Old Lcvee ST.,
Between Custon1house and BienSile streets.
H-DAYs OF sALE-Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ja2 Ct
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SPLENDID PROPERTY ON COMMON STREET FOR
sale Mt auction, favorable terms affect partition.
BY BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
Office No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, the I4th January, 1850, at I2
- O'Clock NJ, ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, auction,
will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve.
bounded BY Rampant aate CiEcus) street.
Common, Basin and Canal streets. Said lots
gether 81 front Rampant
front Basin street by depth md front Common Of
M feet inches and 2 feet l0 inches the other side line
The improvements comprise large wostofy brick building
known Garets Stables and covering the whole
This elegant location residence slave depot.
-TERMS-Onefouh cash, balance credit of r. 49,
"a 80 and 81 months for bearing in
and eventual interest," secured by
the property The improvements be kept insured and policy
transferred TO the vendor.
Acts of sale before J. W. Breedose Notary Public the
Expense of the purchaser. d4
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OFFICE souTBERs PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
No. 81 Common Me-. Orleans. (
p5r i. The stoeIS-boo1Ss of the Company
closed on he lliiIt under ihree distinct
positions for the purchase Of the wle stock Of the Company
manning unsold By s agents that tay.
2. Tlle propositions before will % Com
pany and IL approved will be fully by before The
LIST February next The of the sale pur
factory payments conditioned that me proeeeds thereof shall be
invested ii labor 10 build the road.
3. All Stockholders cut off, by the sale Of
franchises Of the Company, the 9Th Of October
ing only Of t0se who declined make the Day M
unpaid nslalmcnts, nner shat styled The New Policy Of
the Company adopted April astwii opportunity
presenting m the facts IN their respective Office
the Company, me, daring this week, from IL NJ T. NJ
and from 10 6 z. VI,
The FTospeets e he Company were never promising
The organization IL expected 10 be
early dag. II viii give the enterprise character inf
anil experience of the Hon j. Edgar Thompson
sylvaA associated with Hon " X Samuel
Fate Of Tennessee thsa whom three able capable and
successful railway before
prosecution Of railroad enterprise in the Union.
shal glad furnish full information 10 ay stockhoder
other public spirited citizen who feels this great
national highway.
If presi
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II .ANDS.-.... LANDS. ~. LANDS. LAND.
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS.

Two hundred and twenty-five thousand OF choice
Cotton and Cypress Lands the parishes Carroll
Madison, TeAsas Catdloua, Morehouse Wnn Concotdia,
Franklin WnshiR, Rapides, Caldwell Avoyees St. Landry
S. Martins St Mary Point Conpee Fast and West Baton
Rouge Iberye Assumption St. James, St John, ST. Charles
Jefferson, Lafourcle and Terrebonne.
To parties desiring engage the cultivation Of
Cotton establish Wood Yards Saw mills
ation the above affords opporteity for investment
For and descriptions, prices and terms
formation in regard to these lands apply 70
McCERREE, LANDRY CO,
Auconeers and Land Agents.
Once and Sales Room Hail ST. Charles street.
oil Poydras.
ao enable the advertisers represent The different
Of land with accuracy they have had npt
the different particles compiled by the u Surveyor
from The Pube Surveys which The public invited call
and examine Any lands situated Ia any Of the parishes
eraed above will be represented the
the owners.
oIo If Nice. !. & co.
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BY H. A. KINGSTON,

SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BUCKLEY, DEGEAsED-No.
l5,755-Second District Cour-Two Valuable Lots Ground
situated In the Second District.
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-- ~ NEW UREEAFs 2 ~ I1IaHT IUAPANY,I
December 20 1879.
Fs~The Hoard of Directors have this day
declared semi annual dividend of six payable
AL I'm MOI TIsDALE Treasufer