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pUCKWHEAT BAGS
~ CORN MEAL BAGS!!
FLOUR BAGS
Plain, Handsomely Printed in quantities to suit
ALSO,
full supply of
GRAIN,
SEED,
COFFEE, AND
GUAN0 BAGS,
Al at Low Prices at the
EXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE,
No. Bow1y's wharf, next door Pratt street.
o2l6mr J. ". L0ANE.
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JARRETT & DE BEET,
CARRIERS AND GILDERS,

diff M 75 B,ITTyoRr STREET
OFFlCE BALTIMORE EQUITABLE So
nGSGlEI1 FOR INSURlNG HOUSES FROM Loss BY
ZINE, BALTIMORE, December Is, 1864 contribution hav
s @ Necessary in consequence Of losses sustained
ce e Isl day OF july 1856, and he Directors having,
TWO successive weekly meetings, settled
AT the rate of th on the amount
OF the deposits notice is therefore hereby given the mem
e oer o. i SGe s that by the provision the m
Treasurer his her and their proportional parts and shares
OF SAID contribution at the aforesaid within thirty
dedaa Of inch he she and they and every
aud negec.ing such forfeiture within ten DAYS
shall may by the sad Directors for the time hing h.
excluded and debared all benefits and ad antares Of his
her and their INSURANCE and assurances respectively and
from all his her and their right to and interest the stock
OF the Society and SHALL notwithstanding be liable to The
payment the said rate to the provisions Of the
said act of Incorporation and the supplement thereto
FRANCIS A. CROOK,
d1hft&RGsft Trannp,r.r
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6allsmrattf GarIlnanifs.
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
- w A 4. ST EET

NEW YORK, OCTOBER o. 1859.
GS- THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AF
FAIRS Of this Company published in conformity with the
requirements of the 10th the Act of its a
ton:
Premiums on unexpired risks on the 18th Oct
$3.50 go 20
Premiums received during the year to 4th Oct
1880
On Marine Risks. .$9is,3nlIs
Tn Inland do. Observation-Disclosures. 4O.SqSst
oh fhe DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 96I OIL ops l67 90
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p GOOD THINGS AT ~ =
go RINN'S EATING HOUSE, an ~
ssHsrSsSE Among the many good things N~sa5k.s$
SAa@7nzfh1HssH which may be found N~Hss~
RlNN'S WEiIrkNONN EATING HOUSE
No. - PRATT STREET.
and which he families with to order at Nle shortest
notice. very superior
WESTERN HANS,
cooked in novel and attractive style Added these are
also
TURTLES.
(alive transmngrified into delicious SounA
IA RID and SOFT CRABS
FISH of every description,
= =.
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STEAMSHIPS.
BOSTON STEAMSHIPS

ssaak9Sz4sAs WHARF FOOT tF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS. VIM
a. HaIett commander, ana JOSEPH WHITNEY. Solomon
Howes, commander, with fine accommodations f1r passen
gy, will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at " acnck
NJ alternately Fare Sl2 including Meals Stateroora
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
s6-tf A l. UTCGTNS
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FURS FURS u FURS!!!
On hand large and varied assortment of
FINE FURS,
anuactured for retail trade All goods sold my
ishmen will he warranted represented The old stand
ng ofthe house guarantee that customers will be
'onestly and justly dealt with.
TAYLOR,
d2lu Opposite Barnums
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d156t&

EMOVAL.
IL G. l.. HOFFMAN 4 CO,
DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER, OIL, &c.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they have REMOY ED from the old stand of South
and Second streets 10 No "a LOMBARD STREET, first
mouse West of Calvert street where, with increased stock
ana Greater facilities for business they hope for the contnu
aee e 81 the patronage they have so long snioyed
jazz q. l.. HOFFMAN & co.
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NabLft SAFE.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN
RTTHII N A N, . I'LL A n

H-I1ItAI6ANIIN DEaUNEtJE4N
BUCHANANS WHARF
4 TUESDAY, 10th JANUARY, at II
~ oeloeki at Auction Warehouse, Buchanan's wharf
9Hn HHDS. n. o. SUGAR ''''
ALSO
- For account Of whom it NAV copcorn,
= BBLS. CHERRY BRANDY
> BBLs. BLACKBERRY BRANDY
I CAsK ARzAC sEIGNETTR BRANDY.
I CASK HOPE BRANDY
> CASES PORT WINE.
I CASK MALAGA WINE
4 CASK Elk BRANDY FLAYORING.
I CASK STOUGUTON BITTERS
LENNON & BROGDFN,
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ID o Q F | N q

RooFING.
LISTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY Il, 1859
INPRov EMENT APPLIED FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM 4 wARDFD.
OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared to cover all kinds " Roofs steep or
fat new or old over shingles tar metal tcamboats and
cars, with this uuequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing as
met with and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural experimentation lie has used certain parts Of
and been aiding to it for to yershe has produced roof
which is offered to crtcsing public far superior to any
composition, and
EQUA. To THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the induce this Roofing offers are viz: The
Of the heaviest kind satu rated in conuostion
rendering perfectly Water and Airtig and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition is not only
net injurious to- but actually preservatiyc OF cotton and
being arght, DAHPyEss PENETRATE THRoUa!1 IT
ROT CANVAS.
The joints are ccInented together and tla vbolo ,r,
with one heavy coat of Cement compounded from materials
when VIII not run scale OFT, crack become injured BY
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
our Cement alone boss rT gfFr9 90 and fang
e4naed and is the cheapest coating that used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR C0vERIYGs, we con
hdenty believe this Roofing will qutwear any three Of the
ordinary coverings. No oil is brought in direct contact
with the canvas 10 burn it, and the Cement Paint use
on the Waertg canvas is made from materials which do
NOT become like STONE from exposure, but pabe,
ES COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE IN the States of H1rlTg.S
Detdodre: Pirgiaia and the District Qf Columbia
~ Relieving that when the quality Of this Roofing ia
generally KNOWN shall supply the larger pnrtio re-
CURED IN the above territory we have constructed our man
az LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPT Y AVSIVFPED
~ Prepared material for sale with instructions r. nut
on, and will be furnished to agents leaving them fair
margin for profit ' ''' '''ii " ia''
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
GEO. JACKSON, Agent.
southwest corner Baltimore and South ste
War, ,;r,;. -. 49, Baltimore. Md,
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and elegant NORFOLK OYSTERS
Anything in the eating line prime, hot smoking. or alive.
smiling and kicking such rpcnres "f al delight in
doubt let them try.
Rg~ SPICED OYSTERS Of superior quality always on
hand. ms If
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% CENTS

eS~ ~ HAAAs -. ~
OR WN FIR RB A. s. C9MP3TND PICTORIAL
AT TEshhsE Y6 &c FaE ASG 3F
W Of e Tnfh @ the ~ Of
need such an artir lie to try it without delay.
This eeres tIatf ave used the Pectoral Syrup of VIM
adg R az fb the Sit happy and from my know
can recommend it as most valuable Medicine
Nov. s 1889 Pastor of Whatcoat N. E. Church.
To wM. II READ, FsroadwayDgar Sir Having used your
syrp TWO years or more take pleasure in certifying it's
freely endorse from practical knowledge, and re ommend
November, 1859. Ia Asquith street
wm PedS p ofna TR& cGa c and ea gsgd
l" stating that found from its Re RET speedy riff
Baltimore, Nov, 1889 no 3 Broad,yay.
Having ued VIM H. Reads Pectoral Syrup of Iiverwort,
take plea qre IN recommending to the public as of
known. REV WI. A. SNIvELY.
No le5 Aisquith street
WIN. II READ-sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
tired your excellent syrup and atonished At the al
most immediate reiefit afforded and recommend all
and Colds REV, GEORGE HiLDT,
Now 1859. No 2O2 Eastern avenue.
one door below Pat stree B ano Me
Atreta by druggists generally Thomson Block, Hano-
We stItct, oieS'i'e Agents lot dl3-lm
R. BAAKEE
Special attention given to all chronic diseases CoUGHs
GROUP, C9NsU%PTIoS HFLURYzA, Asthma BRoNCHTIs, all
DISEAsEs Of every description successfully treated-um
bago, Lumbar Assesses, Scroula Rheumatism Govt Ncu
rgia Paralysis Epilepsy Or Commissions, Dyspepsia pys
short time; ALSO of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
are many diseases Incidental TO women and children which
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce thousand
cNcER 6 F s6R 6 i SEFgg HIP DISEASES
,,,,,,, rEiSTClaA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
~ IN AS,Y GTaER PART o. 4 THE BODY & DYoSr' OK
JUNIORS AND SWELLINGS
OF every description and without the knife any
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannot
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients must
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of ''Tl.IJD that
will produce absorption of the CATARACT and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the OF the knife
die Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his office very
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Tl,NPANUHS, S or EAR DRUMS,
every variety artificial articles known in the Void
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and knce-Joint attachment.
These artce perfectly natural and adapted for either
sen and be sent by any part of the world
scPtlon TT either sen and IfsseS particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee Of the celebrated and skiul
physicans aud surgeons now living His fame s known
personally in every principal city OF the word
All letters directed Dr. Raakce contain ten cents
to pay postage and expenses Az Chronic Diseases
which will require his personal supervision.
sS-oHce Hours from 9 A NJ. too ? ~
ofcc, 7ol Broadway few doors above Fourth street
mist New York City.
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E0nfatfGa.

l. ENGLISH AND GERMAN INSTITUTE,
silly No. 10 SOUTH GAY STREET.
A LEX HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER
r a " / " G N If o D % L " @
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET third storyl
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lFEYOUNG LADIES'
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
October, 1850. The of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under direction
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required Female the
command OF the Institution Parents who thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and
yatages of the Christian family, invited examine
School.
Fo. terms of admission and further information address
Rev GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltim Co., Maryland, Rev. Dr. HEINER, Second St.
Baltimofe Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS h BAL
LEYS. Baltimore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
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81 SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY

flT1.f bALE Of MURTEAGED PROPERTY
Ei;u IN BALTIMORE. COUNTY.-By virtue Of a power
10y Of attorney from Jacob Enger 10 me- aud in pursu-
ance OF the provisions of the Act General Assembly of
Maryland passed at December session. lS2G charter IG2 en-
ue an Act relating to Mortgages in the City County
oil bam4s TIE undersigned win offer for sale, by pnbc
aucOn at the Court House door in TOwsontowp on MON
DA the 9th day of February next, mt O'Clock p N
ALL THAT PART OF TRACT OF LAND called
lot No on plat annexed to deed from Asbury Hammers
~ recorded in ber A. W B., No 464, folio los SC con
tanning Sl acres there bout, wi the improy empns
ana Said lot No lies the south side OF
thc fhadephia turnpike road, Of Nooe's Ran and
ABOUT mics from the city of Baltimore 1t back south
Terms of saleonerd cash. balance in two equal annual
pay nns with nterestcredt portions be secured by an
proved Endorsed notes - ~ ~'''eA ~ "P
ia32aw4w GEO D fTN-Nr ,1roNn,
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WIN. II READ-Sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
Cough Tor To weeks and all remedies used having failed
tried your excellent Syrup, and atonished at the ali
most immediate relief afforded and recommend all
persons as the best remedy have known Coughs
and Colds REV. GEORGE HILDT,
Nov. ls5Q M Eastn
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sY SAN UEA "a. GOvEI,

f:;;1 TRUSTEES'S SALE.
MILF In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court f1r
Baltimore city. the undersigned, Trustee will offer al
pubic sale, at the Merchants Exchange Saesroom on
cond street, in the city Of Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY,
the ISth day Of January, 1860, at O'clock p
ALL THAI LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES situate
en- the SoGtheasernmost side of Union street in The civ NJ
Bamore aforesaid Beginning for the at the distance
0IZo eet inches enthusiastically the corner formed
ny the intersection of the side of Union
street ana the soutnwesternmost side Ross street. and
running thence northeastery, bounding on Union "a
eet inches thence sOuheasery parallel with Ross street
feet inches and thence nortlweserly bv STRAIGHT lin,
81 feet, to the place of beginning. ''N'
Improved by n tWo-stOry BRICK nVVFT
JeG to an annual ground rent Of being onethrd
part OF an original rent of % reserved on this lot and two
others adjoining thereto of the same front and daD
Ierins OF sale prescribed by the decree third
cash on the day of sale, and the in two canal
mentS at and y months from the day ofsae with interest
ana security TO be approved by the trustee The ronnd
rent up to the Gay ofsae taxes for 1880 and va
years, if any be due, will be paid by the trustee ~
.. G BLACKBURN, Trustee
$40, SAML. II. COVER,
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CAQTitMltMral.

VNHE AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING BETWEEN THE UNDERSIGNED ana CAPTAIN
EDWARD X. COOPER, in regard to the expectation and
sale ANO from the Island of N&yassa, has been CAN
CElEO by mutual consent. and the interest Of the under
signed has been transferred said Cooper, assumed
the debts and liabilities and become entitled to ali its assets
Baltimore December goth, 1850
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Programme
GRAND UNION DEMoNsrRA rIoN,
Monday. Nov. 5. 1860.

All Clubs Of the Bell and Everett Party in the City and
Parish Of Orleans and those of adjoining Parishes wish
ing Join them, requested assemble Canal street.
a75s o'clock NJ November 1850 for the purpose of at
tending the Grand Mass Meeting be held in front Of the Clay
Monument.
The Procession which to take place after the meeting viii
be divided Grand Divisions each Division
der the special charge of Of tho Aids Of the Grand Mar
shall
Immediately upon The adjournment Of the meeting the Clubs
composing the First Division viii form in the oyder of
gramme Gharres street.-The right resting Canal
The Second Division will form in like the north
side of Canal street.-the right resting Chsrtres street
The Third Division will form like manner ON Old LeYee
street.-the right resting Canal street.
The Fourth Division viii form in like manner on Magazine
street.-The right resting the south side Of Canal street
The Marha requested permit any heads of col
extend further than the position assigned them viz
Canal street. proven. any interference with line
march
The First Division will move the side of Canal
street to Franklin thence the ouh sid Canal
marching St. Charles When The left The FIRST Division
passes the of Charities and Canal the Second Division
will fall into position when the left of The Second Division
passes the Of Old evee and Canal the Third Division
will then take its position into ine after which the Fourth hi
vision will also take its position in line, covering the last club
the Third Division
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ARREST OF RAILROAD CONDUCTOR FoR MAN
SLAUGHTER. A few weeks ago a passenger train
on the Pennsylvania railroad ran into crowd of
people at Huntingdon, killing three men and wound
ing number Of others. Upon an investigation Of
the affair, the Coroner's jury rendered verdict
that the accident the result of carelessness on
the part OF the employees Of the company in
charge Of the train, and warrants were issued by
Huntingdon magistrate for the arrest Of Andrew
Roloii, the conductor, and William Armstrong the
engineer Roloff subsequently resigned, or was
discharged, and managed to keep out of the way
Of the officers until the l7th inst, when he was
taken 70 Huntingdon and delivered up to the au-
| thorities Of that county. Mr.. Armstrong, the en-
gineer, has not yet been captured. The charge
laid against them in the warrant Is that Of man.
slaughter. These men attribute the accident 10
the giving way Of the new patent break, which
rendered impossible the stopping of the train until
ii ran some distance beyond the regular station.
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aev eaus paig csesa 0hudap aornig ppen.bst l. 1860

GENUS AND MIsroRrusB. wv God Save the
Queen has been very popular in cur country
lately, Charles Reed, in his late work, 1.-THE
Eighth Commandment says that Henry Carey,
lyrist and satirst, whose verses were attributed
both to Pope and Swift, wrote both the words and
music Of God Save the Queen;n yet notwith-
standing the popularity of the anthem, poor Carey
suffered so much from poverty and restitution
that he hanged himself. They found him cold
with only skin ON his bones and haltpenny IA
his pocket Think of this when next you hear the
noble anthem pealed forth
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}. ID. EDanaero,, 3 Co.,
ia CANAL STREET,

Offer to the public choice assortment Of all styles Of
Velvet. Wilton and Brussels CARPETING.
Imperial SPY aud ingram
Together with Rugs, Baises Door Mats. eic etc. ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS to "a feet wde Of the best and me-
dunn qualities.
CURTAIN MATER1AI-B roeaeIle, silk, Wool and Worst
ed nanasSs Fringes, Gimps, Tasseis, etc.
All quaiitiesos Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from IS 10 s75 per pair
WINDOW siADEswe have the largest stock to be found
to select from Of all sizes and patterns No
meat in the country offer better Garpetns
we now have open for the
Of housekeepers 90 2pe,
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Coal and pearls have been found in Kansas. A
gentleman writes from Clinton, Douglas county.
to his hrotherin Erie county Ohio. that the drying
up Of the bed Of creek discovered q valuable
coal bank on his farm, and that his family had
gathered four hundred pearls, and had CLAIMS
enough the bank for three hundred more They
avefage over pearl 70 eight clans; most Of them
sFs small, some very brilliant, some giving out
rainbow hnes, others Of brownish color. Two
sent to Sanausky jcweer are pronounced genu-
ine and valuable
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Grand Marshal,
Grand Marshal, .
ADOLF MAzUREAU.

Aids .eze s.
JOHN u GUBERNARoR, JOSEPH HERNANDEZ,
ERNEST TeLEDANo, ERNEST MoREL,
TH0S ASKEW, VICTOR GER0DIAS,
GEORGE W. HELNE, THOMAS Il. ADAMS,
j. Il. BoULIGNY, ROBERT WYNNE,
AuGUSTIN LARoSE, AUG. DUQUERON,
V. ST, CERAN, c. W. CULBERTSON,
THEODORE A. JAMES, L. a. PATTERSON,
Il. ADAM JOHN CoSTLEY,
g. 0. LEBLANC, j. WHEAT.
MUSIC.
First Division.
--aIarshas--
ERNEST ToLEDAEo and AUG. DUQUERCRoN.
BELL KNIGHTS.
EVERETT KNIGHTS
UNION KNIGHTS. MS A~
UNION GUARD, z-
Comprising all the Clubs Of that the FIRST Second
Third and Fourth Districts.
LOUISIANA KNIGHTS. =.
MINUTE MEN OF i6e
Second Division.
-Aarshals- #.-s.
THos. AsKEW and VICTOR GERoDIAs.
FOSSILS GUARD.
FOSSIL CLUB.
BELL CHAMPIONS.
YOUNG BELL RING Frs.
CONSTITUTION CLUB.
CRITTENDEN GUARDS.
Third Division.
@ -Marsllals aa=0.H
THOMAS f. ADAMS and j. WHEAT.
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.
EVERETT RANGERS. A4z
METROPOLITAN CLUB a.=s4
z. BUNKER HILL RANGERS.
ROUGH AND READY CLUE.
KENTUCKY GUARDS
Fourth Division. m.
-Marshals-
THEo. A.JAsiEs and JOHN CosTLEY.
BELL RANGERS.
EVERETT GUARD.
UNION CLUB. .. .Mms.
BELL LATHERS.
Clubs gers Grena Jefferson city and Carroltou and
such other have reported themselves the Grand
Marshal.
All citizens not being immediate Clubs
able 10 the cause Of the Union Constitution request
form In body in the of the Second Division.
Route:
The line of march will from Canal street up ST.
dset Clio up Clio Pryana down Ptytania and Camp
Chartres, down Charities Esplanade, down Epana
Royal up Royal to CONT down Cont Bourbon up Bourbon
to Canal, where the procession will be dismissed
The Marshals of the different Clubs required aid TIT
Masha of their division the utmost order and deco
their ranks while hs procession moving through th
different streets on the line Of march,
All Clubs requested Cans punctnal *
O'clock and Immediately take their position programme
of the Grand Marshal specially requested
Lafayette Square O'clock 10 receive final orders.
ADoLPHE MAZUREAU.
nj 2p4t Grand Marshal
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san.,set u. Moore s Co,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORE,
No. 40 Camp street,

IT'S Elf u r N TSHTN STOR H.
No. 40 Camp street,
A' ~ ea'e ra..@@.u. 47.. 4
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS.
FR CHINA TEA SETS.
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS, 5e..
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE, ~
j. SILVER PLATED eAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBbETS,
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES, M
!, II s,refIrr, ~, ss1,.r,,,s, ,,,rs
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CAitdres.,s Clocks /.
CH1LDREN's cLoAKs! oHrLpRES,s cLoAF

CHILDREN's CLoAKs! cHIIDREN,s cIoAKs.
seeking this desirable aud saasonsbe article will
and extensive Of eath SIN Velvet made in
the elegant and tasty style embracing every size rem Two
10 fourteen wears Tho stock Of beh AXIS
and PIoug DRESSES, is unusually large snd choice at
]. LEvoIS Il co.'s,
caa1i street, eorasF bourbon.
and velvet o2s apet
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d. rs RuESs 0ur friend. Dr. James Burns,
Tia accomplished ana successful medical practi-
timer, has removed BIS ONCE from 55 ST Charles
street ~ s5 Common, between Camp ard st.
Charles. HIs card may By seen ID this paper, and
WE take oecason ID mentioning the matter to refer
~ Dr Barnss great ability as d physician, and to
n.y. large success which has attended his practice.
He Is an eminently cautous and scientific prac-
tiuner. Aaas na.s 80
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s- - coa.eIa lssper. 81 otn. page.

s Mass MKEr1Na. A mass meeting of The Consti-
tationaI Unioza psTty VIII bc held on Canal street
ais eSsEilg. Col. Adolphus Olivier, Of st. Mary,
I'D Hon. Jonn X. Eng u St, Landry parish, will
siSIiyer addresses The members Of The clubs and
III whole public are invited and will undoubtedly
BIZ ahere An Draterieal treat may be expected
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sg-nIaaame caprcii, shc Great and Won
denl GLAIRvoYANT, who universally has convinced all
oubters ell skepcs all nnheeyers and cured all who are or
have been afflicted internal disorders Of The human
syse which battles the experience the medical profession
proper has her l Gusomhouse street, where she will
satisfy every charge Horoscopes of Life acea
raey written all letters of inquiry promptly answered.
MADAME GAPRELL,
=. 1917. Custoynhnnse gtreat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

MRS DOUGLAS RoBBEp-A thief entered MIS-
Douglas stateroom on board the steamer John
G. Swon on the Mississippi river, the other day,
and stole valuable gold watch from under her
piltow a. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

GLuH MEETlNss Gsntienaen Of the Louisiana
Knights Everett knights ana Minute Men Of go
olnbz NJ please refer 70 ofieial notices Of their
respsstive assoc ationa published this morning.