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ucLEE1Iu.
The names and tepggeig9 Isrssa Of The PARTIES to this act

ioshi. SlVuQ,uuO
Tins done and passed he city New Orleans aforesaid
this day. month and year first above wri ten in of
Marcel n Ducros and Antoine Gonand witnesses OF lawful age,
expressly required and dsBSiated ia this ey who hereun.9
sign their with said appearer and nae, Notary.
Tho original signed j. d. SLAWSQN and Sthers.
NJ. 7. nUGROS,
.-z=...z EDWARD BARNERr, Notary Pnsts.
certify the foregoing to be sspy of the orgsa sx
tsnt in my Current Register.
New Orleans, lSsh june, 1850 =,
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and the Parish
Orleans carIfes thai the foregoing Charter Rs been this
day recorded Id saeiety Book No. \, folio 4a
New Orleans, 18th June, lsnet ,,,
len IiasSt OH AS. nARGANTRI. Dcpnty Recorder.
vYESpANIDUS STEFAN gATTERI ES-TRg
unde would call ,ha attention Of Sugar Planters to
ber Vssandns Steam Grapuaing Pans which have been
ii he last four and have given the most decded
"a isfaction
his season. WHEELER Il FORsTAL'
isS 'am iss TehapT'' .llas aeat
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aew Orleans ny crtstent sseansay ornna o9tte TO- 1860
DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

n WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALoGUE OF GEHuINf-
u popular Family Medicines which they suppl,
DugEss Dealers NJ Fropreors lowest Wholesale priccs
ieusra Depot Special Agency Nos 5i and II Charle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

'-z&g SfATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH ORLEANS,
City Of New Orleans
Beltrsembered that tbs 18Th day Of January 1885, be
ore me- the subscriber Justice Of Pefca for
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo, President
James Edwards Secretary the Mutual insurance Com
pany New oeans who being duly according law
do depose say the above ust true
and Transcript the books of said company.
THos sLoo, President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed bear5 me- this day of January
1850. D.F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans
Ths Board of Directors resolved interest ofsx
PER CENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits holders thereof their legal Representatives
on and after 18th day of February Also declare
dividend Of FORTY PER GENT. 40 per cent? the
premiums of the Company for the year ending Dcce
ber ss 1859 which certificates VIII be issued the 18th
March next.
Tho Directors, after reseryng ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS Of profits further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits the issue of the year 1885,
aud paid thereof their legal representatives on
the 18th lay Of February The Certificates
produced the time Of payment for eapcemen and interest
on same to after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS sL0O. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRR, VieePresident,
JAxEs EDWARDS, Secretary
DIRECTORS
James 2. Denegre. Ed Hart
A. d. Kelly, John q Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, J. il. SaHifet,
j. ". de Egana1 1T. LonsdRte,
Horny RenshHw, john g. tsanes
A. @. Tremouiet. Thomas sloo.
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CHnRoKEn RnMeDYs.- AN UNrA1 Ing

CHEROKEE REHIEDY!!- AN UNFAILING
~ spseic all neases or the Urinary Organs and Cen
eral Alternative Blood Purifier
R3@hs .Remedy when all other preparations fail
He entirely unlike other madcn0 pyesefihPd for
III Diseases contains Mineral Poison Easenns
being prepared from Roots BHrks and Leaves Ia ihe
form pt pleasant and delicious Syrup.
EsY%t natures remedy Tor Gonorhea and nleet
Gnvsl Strietnre aud ia especially recommended for FHbr Al
bus (Whtes Females1 this complaint is Invaluable
EAs general alternative and blood purifier IL has equal
and does fa scfetua Secondary Syphilis anda
Swengs Mereual and ali Euptye Diseases curing
speedily and permanently Than ether medicine own
by purifying aad cleansing The beodcansin
fow all its original purify and vgo thus removing bm
all impure and which have Induced
disease.
RSIn nil cid of Gonorhea and elect that baed
all mecal ski Is especially recommended old dases
FALLS and recent ones 1t n from hre days.
few doses positively all scading heat chotde and
pain.
-It does affect the BREATH interfere with any class of
rsy@Tt requires no assistance from other medicine.
Ett can lay the toilettade in the counting room
without It's being suspected remedy for prvRe dis
cares.
s-A Vnnerea disease, with full deetipns for
the germanent cure, accompany each bottle.
ssFor full particulars, Circular from any drug
store in the United States-
-It is sod retail for s. per bote three bottles for S.
BY responsible druggists and dealers in edieines through
the United States and al Wholesale BY all wholesale drug
POTTER & MERwlE, sole PropristOrs ST. Louis No.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and lhl GhaTtres street,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
RsyeSOld By all Druggists isl6 N6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

nIIrN AN. .sAMHS M. LATE OF THE FIRM OF
Hall Rodd Patnst Gotten and Sugar Factor bommis-
son and Forwarding Merchant, Hs 6l Qsrendelet sire
anl ly
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CoUTIIERN MANUFACToRY
HERRIEG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF sAFEs, lat New York Prces,.

The in the United States made at ST. Louis
superior excellence of which thousands testify
SontheIners need not North for these nnvaed Safes
SDNp rd will be Faid who show that
Herrns Patent Champion Safe has failed preserve a
FRANK W. ROBERTS Il CO.,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West Of the renowned
Patent Champion Safes.
Also makers Bankers steeLned Safes Vaults, Vault
Doors, etc, etc.
Bank Locks Of all approved paents hand sale
faatufars BHlees
Gsaufactory No. ssl North Mains 81. 1oris No.
uGs Gm
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4 TLANrIo DRY DOCK, ALaIERs--

Tho subscriber having recently this Deck undr
his owa supervision is take ship Steamers
and description Water Craft The located at
Agers opposite tho Steamboat Landing where
with the Dock will Shipwrght and
gauking Business which his long experience facilities
possesses together with his personal supervision work
he hopes merit share of public patronage.
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
Orders left at the Office of the agents, VIM DENVER
CO. IS street, Nsw Orleans will promptly
teude uQ6 6na
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For tho speedy Of Intermittent Fever Fever and Age
Renent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
Aehe Bilious Headache and Bilious FeYers indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in hillary eGud
BY the Malaria Of Miasnatic countries 5
We gre enabed here offer The community remedy which,
while it cures the above complaints with eertant5 m
fectly harmless In auanity Such remedy is nvaiuae
districts where these aiicng disorders prevail. This Cur
and prevents the development of the disease If taken
tie first approach Of prgrnonory syuptons 1t is only
the best remedy discovered for this class Of complains
but also the cheapest. The large quantity supply dbl
lar brings within the reach everybody In billions dis
icts where Fever and Ague prevails every body should hve
and II freely both for and protection Bue
riory OF this remedy other discovered for he
speedy and certain IneTmttentS that
Qunne mineral consequently produces quinism oer
Injurious effects whatever upon the constitution Those
by II are left healthy they had had the disease
Fever and AEue sot alone the consequence OF the miaahc
poison great variety Of disorders arise rom Its irritation
which Neuralgia, Rhsuatisfa, Gont Headache
Blindness Toofhacle, arace Catarrh Asthma Palptat1n
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hyserca Pain in the B0wd
Collie Paralysis and Defngenent of the Somach all of which
when originating i'll this put the Intermittent type
become periodical This GuRE eXpels tho poison from he
blood and consequently them all alike. ii ii FIa
uable protection immigrants and travelling
daily while exposed the Infection that will be eSCed
from the system and accumulate sufficient uuanti
ipen into iseaSe Hence is valuable for nroec.
ton than and few will per from Iuiennen1s If
Prepared by Br. j. G. AVER & co.. Lowell, Muse.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT d Co, Nos. q and ISL Ghartres
Ttreet New Orleans and Nv all nriggists. iels Srl&E
nR. MAkTINI'S eAFAMEEIAL CoRRaCToB
- Has had-
A TEN YEARS. TRIAL,
Which should bo sufficient convince every Suffering Woman
Of the great value Of the
CAT TAMENIAL RREoToRI
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~
The object for which this corporation has been formed IL to
maintain Sleambo for the ation for compensation,
Of passengers lreghs tue United States mnis From New
Orleans shreypot Jefferson and above the ed River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
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The Best Medicine before the Public
For -
AL Diseases arising from Irregularities Chronic Nervous
Debility PalptRon of the Heart, Vertigo or DlzEinesJ
Pains In the Kidneys. Pains Ia the small of the Back
Pains under the Shoulders, Lpwness OF Spirits,
Langnor aud Nerveusne8s Generally, Dit &
heu Menstruation, Suspended Mem
situation, Cessation of the
Mensea, .=Z
And an almost endless variety Of other diseases attendant
Irregularities huperndueed by colds by
constitution mental physical labor The simple rne
dy for all Ia get at the primary of the disease
and you assist Nature regulate This bJ
to effect when properly used according tho dracous
and a fair trial gives it.
prepared from the recipe under personal super
inendence OF most llfu Physician, who for mbbr Of
years confined 6 his private practice For the years
that has been before the pnbe has gained for itself posi-
the head Of a remedies heretofore offered Wonehs Dis
the especially those above enumerated which
often end 10 Consumption.
EFor nle by respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and Canadas.
Price 81 80 per bottle.
N. R-When happens that your Druggist has the ar
ce the money be remited direct more
BOTTLES ordered nj time the medicine will be sent flee Of
charge for transportation
Particular directions nse etc. accompany each bottle.
Druggists can be supplied direct from Laboratory
sending their Barnes Park York s. b. Hhnce
Baltisloe Nd; j. Wright Co.. New Orleans La; O. Wells
Co.. New York nyotts Philadelphia, Pa; John D. Park
Cincinnati, o.; H. II. Hayes Portland Me- any RESI-
bic Wholesale Druggist in New York or PHILADELPHIA.
CiFeHlafs with tade prices etc. for the Gorrect0r and
ther medicines sent free to Wholesale Buyers
Nc medicine placed on commission,
General Agent for tho United States and Canadasa
iyk lNAW 40 Ann New VIrE
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WINES. WINES, WINES, WINES, etc
r ORT.
80 Il casks l.. Rusar's Burgundy.
60 u Nores
40 4 !, Royal Company.
10 u GhaInisso Pure Juice.
y Old Imperial.
100 boxes Old Imperial 1896
40 London Dock, very 6ne.
S Fl Err ~.
40 u casks Harmony Ncphews. 5
4 Duff Gordon.
30 boxes very fine.
CHAMPAGNE.
30 cases Moet Chandons Vim Anglais.
90 Cell de Perdrix-
10 baskets SileTy
PUNCH.
i40 boxes Baiayia Atrac.
Ola R ct.
400 cases f. Keepers Margaux;
200 ST. Estephe
10 MafgRr1, l84I.
WHIT II WI n e. 3
40 Kleppers Chateau Yquen
In store and for sale by =; WOLFF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

LAIeanopY (EIa.l Gazette, 2slIl llI. !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

tsts "a ailstts Panat & Co Gognac 1906 and 1885,
Ii 0,i4gte Ghampagpe Rochelle 4th proof
20 Sighits
Landing cs ship Athens from Bordeaux. for sale by
s. D. GkATIAA & CO.,
80 siustomhnnse street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

known that this fifteenth day june In tho yenr Of on
Lord tbonsand eight hundred and xty nA OF the nde
pcndeuce these Unitcn States America the eighty fourth
the City and Parrish Of New 0res state Of Louisiana aore
sau. duly commissioned and personally and
pcned he pertous hereinafter named Undersigned WHO
ssycy declared that ybg themselves oG the pr0yisidns o.
the Statutes Of the cf ousAa relative to the organiz
lion OF Corporations In this state they have uoynantgd aud
agreed and do by these covenant and bind em
selves and hosu whom they repre- form themselves Into
and contue Corporation for the objects and under The spu
lAoms regulALl9nA and nhinIlio,. lnlLoMns vii:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

WAS brought 30 tns City Ioiiss JAN i,e on
wv Srpienaber lSt0 the dark grill g LiZHY.
says she h having been brought this country
Virginia her father named HARRIS who aso free
and who dcd city months She ee1
high good double range Of teeth has the back
c lie left hand speaks slow and is aged about 10
viii call and claim his accoring 10 Law.
AlIGUEIs dERN AND DEN. JR.
Keeper Of City Police jail.
= ALFRED A. DUCRDs
snIo TEL Clerk of Comptroller.
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yEAS brought to ahe City Police JAN on
w the llh Of September, 1850 the black boy JOHN Says
ha belongs 70 Mr. WaarH who lives Hayen Black La
He fest AK inches high has toersbv good teeth wears
fu beara. looks very Intelligent and Is aged about y years.
Tho will call and elrm properly according
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
5ze Keeper of City Police JAIL
ALFRED A. DUCRos, *
1919 i5t CLERK Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

MAS brought 10 the City Police Jail ON
w lhe l9h Of september 1861. the Ern boy aLFREDt
SAYS belongs Mr. Campbell who lives in the parish
Jefferson ST. Charles La He il feet 64 inches high has
very little heard, and Ii aged about Is ears.
Ths will call claim his property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
ALFRED A. DUCRas
sen l6t Clerk of GanptrnlIer.
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ARRIVALSAT THE HOTELS

x,WILLsROS' HOTEL.-A Miller, Nj; G
P.;E ThaT.!Cn Mass; Oh %Br S SCI GaJst
sSS Do; k, hss1fOP; de- BannoP, hS'
Ron R Re- do NswhS SSlnf Ps \
JsSs.ss' Bal S@a,s
R Isas Nd: Aaj Rogers, PsHIi ana
M W. M. sfssseF s 90; NJ Del
MsyIsid, %; Maynar5; Jf, ? Henry and lad lady,
Eoott. M Mp NJ Holt Bel Manng S az
w hseler, DO.
NATIONAL HOTEL Johnson, Ohio; J T.
Hs 1fso T sai B sy Gs Jp pssssGI Pa
ss5 S5 RSssf Sh 5os kGif Fs,d III
I'D; simmons, Mass; Soada1 d"S ~; TTG Saf
tsS st,l Eng; -. Shass VT Flfks, TEXAS; Geo
NJ Esl PS%s "a I'D af & 81; MsPsxs NJ
taS aOsldissb t Nd w Tho9 as Pa; " Tue
Nd Residing, Mf Mass T cis;ss FSWF,snstoP
I4s ny; & H %s,sib51!.P sp' Whit
Br 1sn, We; c Moore. NY; w lang and ADV. Z;
IN ,enI g p Pa; stephens, CT; Binks.e:y Bra
y Sasd!T kf III R DEeas Men Ms9I e.
AZ S SoTdfn1n' va Dobb, ny; W Gosgin. Va;
family NY Nc rate and sdy, aa Is'is~s' W en-
pans,r " Hutchins, w Jones, Ny: Il s collins
ba;J Sodfrey, Jonss, Md; T. Harkey va: q; a
p,ok, n !; Mrs L Brick and i.ug liter, Va; X l.
Wash NGTON HOUSE.-Edward Rail. Ohio.
= VI Steck, Panama; w Granger Ono. ~ ~
PA VsndsibooAf YAK sk' 4; Jos 5udk, Bsltnort;
"a tlmore; James Staokhunss aud .Ifs ei'
I vynT2mas' 5onn Stearns. Ssml Wileelm, Jf, D. N
, Mhi93n' Baltimore; Mrs Johnson, Miss.sJoh
W. hihhWooD HOUSE.-W p Morris. Md. /
w Va NJ WIN = Neal. Pa; w Fitzt ernid. Nv.
No. lmnsh, W Getty and lady, Mass; W -
ne %Iss0 on, Ct Baker, Nm; G Thomas, Pa: NJ Och
Ton nj nj SharlrHIss, Pa; Sharloss, w Temple
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SINNER. Francis E., willards' Hotal
StsilVofth. James 4, Absent rf,r
Stanton, Renj,, Hystrs. So Pennsylvenla ~
Stevens fhaddeus, SIS b st n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, isaac l., Private, SOS 18th ct
Stevenson, John W., Private, 265 ct
Stewart. James A, National Hotel
stewart, wD.,. IS Louisiana Az,
Stokes WIN B., Browns Hotel
Stout. Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John L.. NJ, Willards', office rs Pa. av
Tappsn Mason W., National Hotel
TAyfor M, Private. west side 2ist st, bet g and H
Thayer, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., H, ats, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., 3U7 st
Tompkins. CydnOr B., Washington House
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Trlmbls, Carey A, w Wizards Hotel
U nder wood, John w. H., AS 9Th st
Vallandi gnau, Glenn. L., $50 1t
Vance, Zebnlon b. Mrs Hs,rison's, T Pa. av
Van Wyck, Charles H., a,lonsl Hotel
Wade, Edward, 3s5 c st
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Washburn, &C, Clarendon House, 9Th st Pa av
Wsshturne, Ellihu B., AS 9Th st
Washburp, jr, Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
w ebster, Edwin H Mrs.. Hatrlson's. 81 is.av
Wells. Alfred, Mrs Tilley's, "A Missouri av
Whitsley, WIN. g., SIP 18th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winsow, Warren, st
W. God, John, 500 llth st
w Woodruff, John, Wizards Hotel
WoOdson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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LIFE ATA New ORLEANS HorKL.-Nightbe before
last rascal of fellow dropped lot of torpe-
does on the floor in the hotel, where the crowds
were in the habit Of walking and standing around
One man trod upon one of the combustibles it
popped. and he jumrc1 His jumping created a
stir, and some one else stepped on a torpedo.
panic followed. Gentlemen squattered around,
and dcdyed behind pillars, and got out of the
way generally The special officer brought out
from New York by the lessees, to stay about the
hotel and keepthings straight, had that day, in
consequence Of the superhuity Of flying bullets on
the previous day, packed up his baggage and
started back to the North via the Jackson Rail-
road He being absent, some one sent for the city
police. and special officers Isard and Boylan went
there flying. They FUND no dead, they found no
wounded; they found out nothing, Just then. The
people who had staD,peded had begun to smell
The sell, and knew nothing But in good time
The joke leaked out.-N Crescent, January l..
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IL Both the literary and scientific English
journals abound with correspondence and articles
on the vexed question, which Is now exercising
the minds of geoo2ists Of the art fetal natural
fossil remains of animals in 'the drift and in the
Done cayerns of the limestone strata. The learned
Northern antiquarian, J. J. A. Worsali. has en-
tered the field Of controversy. and i'm a letter 10
the Athensum-withOutg going into the geological
question-he gives his decided opinion thai the
flint implements are unquestionably of human
construction and have such distinctive marks that
~ Is plain they belong to period much earlier
than the relies found In the cromlrrhs mounds
aud stone graves of Scandinavia, which appertaiu
to the Primeval historical epochs. Their origin
must consequently be sought in the remotest twi-
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A THREE-BUsHEL SACK FILLED WITH HELPERS
Book FOR CIRCULATION IN KENTUCKY A few
DAYS since large package, addressed to j mes
Davis was received at the office by Adams Ex-
press company II was called for by an individual
bearing an order from Davis and who paid the
charge on 10 After taking II into his possession,
he attempted to put il into three-bushel sack,
which had brought with him for that purpose,
but the package being too large, was compelled
20 open It, when the fact disclosed to two or
three respectable bystanderS, that ii contained
several hundred copies of Helpers infamous book.
He filed the sack with the books. and started
for the residence Of Davis on Cabin Greek, in this
county.
This man Davis was one of the thirty-six abo-
litionists who were recently expelled from Madi-
county for their incendiary conduct. Instead
of leaving the State as he was advised to do, by
Governor Magoffin, he took up his abode in this
county, where he had before resided. evidently
with the desperate purpose of prosecuting his
incendiarY operations against the property and
safety OF our peOple.-MaySUiHe Express.
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MEDICINES.
n rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
L SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUN g.,

AfEIhM He AhOAhs
vr1-rHAT sSfE9sEF55sEsa 24kf MooD's HAIR
VIII s 20 any
the oeid with natures own ornament, me hsiri
preserve the scalp free from all disease TO the great
est age. St.tesHen, Judges, AttoTnsys, poot orr
% nj en- wSs Ses1
mony that We do not say too much In It's iaVof.
Read the following, and judge:
HICKoRY GROVE, 81. Charles CO., Mo, Nov. ls, 81
Pnor. o. J. woop-Dear Sir: Sometime last sumner We
ware induced to use some Of your Hun ana ~
afflicted, spo Our little head for sometime had
sss e anu o. IN
when friend seeing his sufernss ADVISED us TO use
surprise that Of all friends avery few applications
removed the disease entirely, and new and in1urint
boy as ahy scalp crop Of hair
any other est can. nnd DO StSy Of
GEoRcr w HiGGfssorH.M,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM
PROF woop-Dear Sir: My hair had for several years,
been becoming prematurey gray accompanied BY hari-
% m When u.ins yopr air RssSor.
about months was ia thst condition. and
natur, Color aud assumed sofness and sre
greatly to he preferred to ;ho. produced h The
indispensable article for every 'dys toilet whether 70 be
dressing or beau,yius the You have permission
refer all who entertain any doubt Of ITS performing al
Mrs. c. SYMoNps, ia Third street
CINCISSATI, o., Feb TO- 1851.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S, 1857.
PRor. wooD-Dear BY the advice Of a friend o
nine, who using Hair Restorative, IN
duc.d to try had the fever, time last May, and
nearly every HAIR in head Now HAIR hs;
great teal thicker than Nothing but
feel others ~hC
are afflicted as have been. would induce give thu
public Of the benefit have received iron
Prof w ood's Hair Restorative
Yours Tespec tlully, A. R. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up IN bottles Of three sizes
viz: large, medium, and small the small holds hal
pint, and rrtaiS for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more N proper
ton than the small retas for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, 40 per cent. more In
proportion, and retails for S3a bottle.
o.. WOOD & CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway
New York, lin the great NY. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment,) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-.
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eo3m
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND REsID1NoEs
MEMBERs OF THE UxvIsh CONGRESS-
SENATORS.


Anthony, H. D., willards' Hotel
BsysTd iss between Eth sr ~ Ist =.
Bs w. % b r.Ss III ana az S SIS
B.nsha%. x: s: Ws.hintson House
Breekinridse, c. Ss st. Be. ,ath and 18th
RRshs js'ss III S.ssn 18Th Hsss bet Pa AZ and
Chestnut. Japes, BIowns Hotel
cisy. G. pec% e, Brow as aoseP mouse
Ci9eman, Thos. ~ 2l5 Pa ay, be: 18th and 18th SITS
Cosmsss JasS oS WiNI a,!np H ae,.
paSi., Jefferson, sis st. bet l7tS and 18th
Ro s2%i Js$s. 'sS? ss:sss:S y
Esss. 81: s Sss :ss 18Th
FSos sGoFcs g. w Wii In RfHR oss $50
Grimes. James M ss St " cor And 9Th '''
Gw,n' I Wm ~ s e. St. c Hass 18th
Hsmlin, Hannibal, Warrington House
hsmmond, Jas. 4 "a cor Pa ay & Madison Place
H HAM. H. !a r Brow ai Hotsp house
HsH.s9 ~ street. 5ss and Il SITS
iVers o A.. n iss 9aeens. ~ st. bet and F,
Johnson f. w. Off ss5 e bet 9Th b and and 10th
ks has2sg ASsS Isl an
King, Preston, SohIivensr's, is st, Capitol Hill
M Mans 5os $. T., F Nssgas h aSsel
MnSon, Jas. NJ, 42t n st, bet nth aud 18th
Nicholson, A. u. F., KirkwOod House
Pearce: James A Mrs. lrvIng's, % IA st
Polk. r.
Powell, l.. W., 263 G st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. T., 4n An st, north Of La. av
Rice, II M. Min Row, l st, bet N av and LIST st
Salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % AZ st
Sebastian; WIN; H., DR.. Dpnn's, t56 ct
simmons Jas. r, Wiilards' Hotel 4
SIdeil. John, SIP H st, bet 18th and lex st
Ten Eyok, J. c., Mr.. McBlaIr, 1872 / st and Pa av
Thompson. John r 45s 18th st; bet and
Trdmbuli, Lyman. 45 9Th st. bet K and
Wade. IF, Mrs H}att's' S's Pa av, bet 9Th 18th
WigfaII. l.. r, BROWNS Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. ) : Mr.. Solomon's, 46a 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 2S2 st, bet nth and 18th