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the
WILSON'S AIPANY SEEDl Inc
Of which we have on hand the largest steckin ex.
lstence, which we offer ul % cents per dozen,
81 co per 100, $500 per GOO, and $1,000 per lO,
0OU.
tia unnecessary 10 say anything in prnse Of
his fruit. nnv one at all conversnnt with s'raw-
berry culture for the last two Years. who has ac'
qllanted himself with the discussions of fruit
growers associations and the contents ot the
Horticultural Press is TINT for size, produ".
tiveness aud profit it stnnd al the very hean I the
list Of st wherries Fruit Of this remarkable va
rlety from our grounds sold IN the Pittsburgh mar
ket Inst seaeor a 81 90 per quart, and single
par ied with the truit on, brought 81 A wri'
ter in the Country Gentleman says; it succeedes
well on almost any soil. and that it has produced
with him at the rate oi $50 bushels to the acre
Other Varieties proportionate'y low, and great
inducements offered TO those wanting 10 buy large
- RASPBERRIEs -
Brinrkle's Orange $I.5O per dozen, Shopper lec;
FastnlH. Rivers Large Fruited Monthly, kneveu's
Giant, Red and Yellow Antwerp, 100 per dozen;
BLACKBERRIEs.
New Rochelle, or Lawton, l,0oper dozen, S 90 per
leo, and 1000 per l,00C. "'
Dorchester ard Newu ans f'hornless, 800 per
100 and $500 per 900, Wholesale purchasers
and de aers allowed liberal dfstesnt.
PLANTS BY MAIL.
For l,oo we WIZ seHu ~ ",y tost 'HlSo III u'o w
country, except Oregon and California, post pnid
and carefully put up in cotton and oiled silk so as
to carry safely 40 Wilson's Albany Seeding Straw
berries Plants; or the same number Of plants oi
any other variety in our catalogue offered at %
cents per dozen; those at 50 cents per dozen hall
The number. For 90 we will send six New Ro.
che lie Blackberry Plants.
Printed lnsCI ucuons Tor cultivation will accom-
pany plants. ts -. wv
Catalogues sent on application enclosing n stamp.
]. KNJX.
march II 3m. Box 47S Pitlburgh Pa
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0TMrs. South"ortlPs new story in the Led
ger and Mrs. Holmes new story in the New
York Weekly, are now ready at Hanna's Book
store, where you can get Jcwelry for nothing by
buying Book at the publishers lowest price.
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VENETIAN BLINDS!

PETER YARNALL,
MT ANUF .,CTUR of all kinds OF Venetian
.lVl Blinds, OF the latest ste, with Silk, Varia-
gu,ed or ccmm' trimmings OF the latest patrons,
warrant not 10 be surpassed EAST or west, IN price
or quality. Call and see him, near the Court
ouse north Third street, Steubenville, Ohio
NAV g. '6O-6m .....
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GROCERIES,! GKOCEESHES 8!
AT ieoHt ,.S@ze4 esIs
GEORGE &c WILSON'S. a
Stock Fresh and Connie

StOCsk Ftc~H stuU SOHnpaeIG.
WE have on hand. and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought to Cadiz. TO whichwe wish
call the attention of Retailers and othera wish.
ing TO purchase for their own consumption. We
are de- ermned to sell as low if not lowerthsR
either Steubsnviiieor Wheeling prices. Oar stock
consists in part of va
SuaARs-N.O. Sugar a-' - 100 hhda.
Circle A Crushed MEAL 20 bbls.,
Powdered 10 60
A SottCrushed g. 3 iosas+ea
= ,o 10 .s;es
MoLAssEs-N. O. Moiasses 81 500 bbls
SYRur--Lovenny's Golden fsd7ss 20 ,,..E.
CoFfEE-Prlme Rio $50 bags.
Java rs eAS SO Sockets.
kIcE-Prime Rice ps has yra4l 10 Tiesces.'
FIsH-No 3, Macksrel 90 bbls,,
4" e" a." s1.N@' 2 4 p40x6bls.
Luke Fish all kinds Iiyg ssio0Kl -;
- Scotch Herring 30boxes
SopA-English Soda ~''' 'st" 020 kegs
W. Soda Saierauis g egaf yr,a "a, 90 boxes
sPicEs-Ground Pepper 20 g
Grain 2" AsA s9d 10 sscks
& 81 Cloves, innarnon, Nulnsgs, ogIs,
aka. 81, Ginger, Mustard, &c, &c,
April 2s, 81 -'siA y 's'a % G5ti4''v Gi&rw
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hbUlIdCA vi AkNCE.
Such as Indigestion, Acdty of the Stomach. Col
lex). Pains. Heartburn. Loss Of Appetite, DespOn
dencv, Costiveness Blind and leeding Piles Ia
nl nervous. Rhe matic and Neura lgic Affections
it has in numerous Instances proved highly benef
ciaI ard in others affected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared
on strictly scientific principles, after the manner
the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhnve. Be
cause of its great in most of the European
States. its introduction into the Unlted State
was Intended more especially tor those If our ia
Iherlant scattered here and there the face g
this mighty country. Meeting with great success
among ihem, .low offer it to the American pub
ic knowing that its truly wonderful mediclna
virtues must be acknowledged
1t is particularly Recommended to those persons
whose constitutions Tay have been impaired by
the cont inuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms
ofdiesipption Generally instantaneous IN effect
it ints its way directly to 10 the Se%t OF me- lr
hlg ond qgickeninq every nerve, rals'hg up iht
dropping spirit, and in fact, iniusng new health
and v'gor in the system.
CAUIltN!-1he great popularity of tins DC
llehtuI Aroma has induced many imita tions which
the public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you have
given R9rhave's Holland Biters a iair trial. Ono
bottle will convince you how indefinitely superior
iii to all these limitations
3CT Sold al 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. by
the Sole Proprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR & CO,
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
SAMUEL TImMoNs

UTOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the publie generally, that he has on
and large stock and general assortment Of Sad
dies, Harness, &c consisting in part of ful.q uii-
ted and plain staers, quilted hood cover and plain
ha,fSpanish and ial'backs, quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn oemipesks, plain and
quilted sesi low csntle English trotting saddles.
Also variety of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver color ed russell hue. and black
enameed leather gu lIet and plain pushed seats
lie has also on hand several sets OF extra hne sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
Yankee team harness. saddle bags, collars, haltefs
briaes and Ilarlingales of most every description
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips OF the hines
quality: in fact most everything usually Kept In
sud- Ter shop. He deems IL unnecessary TO puI
and blow or let Of Rass about the material o
workmanship of his work, as it will recon- nmen'
itself TO those who are Judges who use 1t
'lhankfal tor tie liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received, he hopes bv strict attention 10 onsl
n .ss and selling good work At a reasonable prlce
to merit. continuance OF The same. Shnp lh'r'
door \ Norlh OF McFsdjen's store, Cadiz, OnlJ.
Feb IS. ! 6U-ivr
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
No. street. Near the uspension ReAsS
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
F.TE.WEyVsSE ST'OCK!! eese, z,
Prices Greatly Reduced i.s b.

Stakpe
MIA CYandST
(homw
yvaney ot tGops apdr 10
Bsyers
npn -
q
hCiosit Duca.P
zoe and very very great o@g"n pn
and desrss and THnnins.
match . -r.
haye every xprs Li..r.
OF 0
Of thosa nhso ofyads.ev
c1lrten
BoyW Wearwe ecal attlto o
call n
be
sconiO o o - & !.
gwItC
isbyuhe q retail las n =
Farcesse any aftc !.
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FOURTH STREET, srErBEHvILus.
\ NN0UNCE, to the public Of Eastern O,sa,
and thetraa particularly, that he has in
store mn unusually large assortment of an.ost eve
article Of goods to he mentioned in his line HE
,tock is the best he has heretofore offered ts pub.
+ C; embracing ~ g.st s,. uast
VARIETY Goops--Gents' shirts, Gloves, Bu,sons,
;uspenders Hose, &c. Z; = 81 ,sthiaFs4
3 WooLEN GooDs-A big stcck--B Bfoad clGths, Cas-
;imeres Sattinetts, Jeans, Cordnroys, &c...'.
LINEN GooDs-trish Linens, Drillings, Table
Cloths, Towel ling, &c. 81, - --,.s.e7sf sf,.-aW
LADIES' tDREss GooDs--An unusually fhe stock
Paints domestic and Observation-Disclosures o. Mefin.
rs, &c. Skirts, the largest and bsss stock inSssu.
osnville. ~.
CLoAks and SHLwLs--An unusually fine stock of
ades'' Coaks end Shawls, and at 20 per cent.
'heaper thaneyer offered in this ma ket
JEwELRv-A large assortment CONSTANTLY on
hands. Fine Cold and silver Watches, Bteasipins.
tiaE Jewels, &c.
WooLEN YARNs- Blankets, &c usiins. Tick.
ing, Check, ac,--ali of which will be sold whole.
sale or retail Goods sold fraction under Pitts.
blrgh prices Store keepe "s, ,raiIors, Peddlers and
others, would do we'll to examine this large and
chQcr siocs of goods, as am determined TO make
ii an object for small deae RS and home trade gen
orally to deal ut my establishment All .gt's.
Oct.l2'59ly '..- ROBr. COCHRAN.
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NAvIs warrants his likenesses not to iado.
4 J ten 90
Notice.

NOtACC.
All pe rsons indebted to the estate oi Sdmue
Phillips, deceased, late partner ot the irm OF L
Phillips Il Co, are reqI ested to call without de-
lay on rhos Phillips, surviving partner, or VIM
Phi Hips, Jr, Agent, who authorized to attend
10 settling the accounts OF deceased.
Those having claims against said estate vii
present them tor payment.
ELIZA PHILLIPS. Execurx.
Aarll II, 1860. st
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SMALL FRUITS.

HAVING for many wears paid special attention
to the cultivation ofsmaIl rnits. we are nav pre-,
pared to furnish in small or large quantities the
following valuable varieties:
Strawberries.
Over one hundred varieties, embracing rs,riy Nll
the native and foreign kinds Of amy repnte The
nost universally popular Of these is und oubtedy
N
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NH5tl' f 5EIla't i. f'ln. 70 4
Ft
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FEVER AND ACUE,
OTUbTtU
Stomach or Liver.

And the various affections consequent upon n
ordeFp6
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T AIDES WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
Fer its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT. TONIC, DTURETTc and sUDoRIFIG, which
testified by Physicians and thousands and Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS Diuretie,
1t imparts heay action to the GLANDS, ETDNEYs and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
As SudoriHc,
acts upon the Skim opening pores and expeng all i'm
pues by nsensble pepiraon, thereby driving of Eupona
and cleansing the surface giving tone vgor whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The ChIppewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried for use In cas-.
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable ma
dicinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIIITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and bensf.tns
| LADIES and CHILDREN.
| @ A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not ntoxieae it contains no mixture Of
spirits other liquors. its rich peculiar flavor
and nnrve properties; impatng healthy tone to tbs
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
H-A glass full may DO used with meals or Al
any time through the day, as desired
We will only ask your indulgence one trial of THU
Wine
For sale in New Orleans by Z. j. HART L CO. JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal street, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar proprietors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
ny26 ly&W 20S Broadway, New York.
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A WIS D,ELEcT1oS,-Par suite de 10 pro-

de Ea de la Louisiana portRnt la date du 2l de sep
emhe 1850 les eecteurs qualities de portion da Ia paroisse
dorlsans Test du feuVe Mississippi par present notifies
M ELECTION tenne lie MARD1 sixene Jour de
venbre 1850 pour Commssaire lu Bureau Travaux
Puhlcs pour IL Premier District,
Les polls dams eaaue reimbursement election
depu hut heures du nan jusdua qae de raptes
midi lie dit jour dix d&povembre 1850 leet recepor
bulletins des cette portion de la pareisse
d0reans slsdie, surveillance des Commissioners ct
Gretiers quiseron dasignss par lauorita compdente
detection deya condue ct les irpeatR dew
rent etre soussgne charge de les transee
forinefnent In foi.
Bureau du Sheriff. Paroisse Orleans,
al I2iD6 r + PARKER sbar;f
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4 VS. ptELEcrroN.--p suIte de IA nro

Wis DEfECFfOS.--Paf suite de Ia pro-
IN elamaen de Excellence THOMAS q. MOORE, Gou-
de Eal de Ia Louisiana, date du de sepenbre 1860
les tecenrs qualities de pnroe Orleans sunt lie present
notifies qnuue election tenue lie ARDI sSfeme jour de
nusembta 1850 eHe de ehosr Six Eeeeurs pour President
q Niee- President DIES Flats uEis, CONNIE suit
III Eeetenr pour Premier District Electoral compose DIES
FRs0ses de Paquenue st Bernard u T0tme District de
ii Souvele Orleans { du aubOurg TT6me.
ectenr pour Second District Electoral compost u
E,1nd District N Nonyeile Orleans Perception du
baFg Temt) ct e Premier District de la vile dc la Nouyea
Orleans.
I'm Eectenr pour Troiscme District Electoral compose
Qlaeme District de Ia Vile de Ia NOuvcle Orleans, de
pae de la N0aVele Orleans qni Ia rive oie n
Heuye Mississippi DIES parOEecs de Jeierso Stchares, st
jean BapiS;e StJacqHes Ascension, Assumption LaGOnrche
Terrebonne
Tn Eecteur pour e Qnatreme District Electoral compose
de pntasses dc ST ammany Washington Livingston St He
Rougc Quest Baton Rouge ell lherNfYe
I'm Eeeteur pour lie Ginquene District Electoral, compose
des AaapGs ct 0pelouss DIES parosseS Rapides
AFoyeles.
I'm Eecteur pour siScme District Electoral compose DIES
de Nachoches oGaeta concordia ct dcs paroses
Catalonia ct franklin
Polls ouyerts dams ehaQue reimbursement ddee
depuis heues A NJ nsqu'a heures NJ le dit jour
de nnvembre 1850 reet dc eceyo les baetn dctenrs
qualities de In parosse d0tans Ia Seance de Com
issares ct Greiers q eront designd autord compa
feue.
6Iecon condue les rapports lplicaa
sousignd charge lie les anmettre con-
fofmcme,it i Ia loi.
Bureau du Sheriff, paroisse 0rsans,3
lie 20 de septembre 1860.
oil I'd E. r. PARKER, Sheriff
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
80 I5nES&A Pursuant Proclamation OF His
&a%TSSswNS&Sas Exceency THOMAS o, MOORE,
,1444sxss Governor of the State of Louisiana,
scST@s- bearing Date 2lst September, 1860, the
qualified voters Of that portion Of the Parish Orleans east of
the Mississippi river, hereby notified that election will he
held TUESDAY, the 9th day of November 1860 for
Commissioner Of the Board of Public Works for the First Dis
trict.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct from the
hours Of eight O'Clock A. NJ till -four ,look P, NJ the said
9th day Of November 1860 for the o receiving the
81 the qualified that portion Of the Parish
leans aforesaid under the superintendent of the Commission
and Clerks to be appointed by the authorities designated by
law The election 10 be conducted and rpcae made
the undersigned returning officer according TO law.
H. n PARKER, Sheriff.
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nj URPHY'S HOTEL,
Nos. eS AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
- Established 1891

This commodious establishment having thoroughly reno-
xged making Z Of the most PLEASANT well as CEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS in this city proprietor tenders to his
friends his thanks for their heretofore
soliciis continuation Of their favor assuring
that nothing that money buy shall wanting may
contribute TO their comfort The BAR and FEN-PIS AL
LEfS connected with the establishment
sell IL RICHARD MURPHY iPronretor
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NTOrICE no CITY TAX-PAYERS -The

NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS The
~ Board Supervisors will in The City
Hail. Room ID al u o'clock NJ, MONDAYS, the LIST, Slh
l5h 2d and 9th of October 1860 and the Sd Of November
following review the action of the Board of Assessors and
receive applications for relief from parties who were absent
from the city during the time the Assessment Rolls
posed for examination and correction by the Board of Assessors
In August and September Of the present year
The undersigned will lie in attendance daily from 10 O'Clock
A NJ till O'clock p NJ at the above room, for thirty days
the LIST of October 1861 exhibit the Assess
ROLLS and receive such applications for relief may
be made. Za..=..@
New Orleans September g. 1860.
JOHN A. WATKINS,
off hp Roard hf sofA sspssn
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In store the trade low prices can he
laid down from any Of the Eastern mauufactories, ny
d. c. L0MBER i CO.,
oil 81 Il Gamp street.
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old AND PURE RYE WHISK Y-l00 barrels
" warranted old and pure, in and for sale by
fell S. JONES 90, 81 GraYier street
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Secretary of the Board Of Supervisors d ASSESSMENT

A Wis AUX C0NTRIBUABLES.-Le Board
"A DIES Inspectors dAssessement r6unra fotel de
VILE nu local 49, midi les LuNDIS Ter, SINE 5me 22ne
29me jours du mo d0ctobre 1860 lie me jour d mois
NoYembe syant atm de rGviser Faction du Board des
ser ct de receyor les de
q trouyaient abenes de In Vile tandne les Roles
sessement etaet exposes pour correction par
Board des AsseSseurs mos daont de sepembe de la
prosecute aimee.
lie sonssgne Sc tienda Shaqne jour de 10 heures A. N
heuTes T. NJ au local susdit pendant parr
octobe 1860 ain dexhber les Assessment de
reGevor les applications qu pnurran re
Eouselle. Orleans &C % de septeinbre 1850
JOHN A. WATKINS.
se29 sol SecretaTe dn Board dInsneetenrs Assessment
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Having in the latest and improved machinery,
Gun by seam and office well supplied with every new
of type, enabled DEFY competition both as to
style Of work and prices. se25 lYAM
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SsssS&s5as bearing date It'll September, 1850 the
qualified the Parish Orleans hereby notified that
an Election viii be held TUESDAY the 9th day Of Novem
Der 1880 for the OF choosing Six Electors for President
and Vice President q the United States follows towit
One Eector from the First Electoral District, composed of
the Parishes Of Paauemnes and ST. Bernard the Third Dis
tret of the city Of New Orleans and the Faubourg IRENE
One Elecor from the Second Electoral District composed of
the Second District OF the city OF New Orleans with the
cepon Of the Fanbourg Tr6m and the First District of the
city of New Orleans.
One Eector from the Third Electoral District composed Of
the Fourth District ofthe city Of New Orleans that part Of the
parish Of Orleaus yng the right Mississippi the
parishes Of Jefferson, St. Charles St John the Baptist st.
james, Ascension, Assumption Laouche and Terrebonne.
One Eector from the Fourth Electoral District composed Of
the parishes Of St Tanmany, Washington livingston ST.
Helena East Eelicana West Felciana Poae Coppee East
0nei Elecor from the Fifth Electoral District composed of
The Counties Of Aaapas and opcouas and the Parishes of
Rapides and Avoyelles; and
0ne Elecor from the Sixth Electoral District composed
the Counties Of Ma ctoces 0uacha and Coueotda and the
Parishes OF Gatahoula and Franklin.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct from the
hours Of Eight o'clock A. NJ till -Four O'clock p NJ, the
said 9Th dry Of November 1860 fer tie purpose Of receiving
the qualified voters Of the Parish q Orleans under the
superintendent Of the Commissioners and Clerks be apponte
bs the authorities designated by law The Election be
Quoted and cate returns made 10 The undersigned returning
officer, according to law.
Shertirs Office, Parish of Orleans Sepemher g. 1860
+. y, PARKER Sheriff.
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i VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
BlstI..t, AnctionIn the matter Of the Succession Of
Oliver q NnlIaltiiu oosn decaased.
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AUCTION SALES.

BLACK CLOTH MANTIILAs
BY G. BEAUMONT, BLACHE 81 co.
Auction Rooms 60 Chartres street.
"WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
sold at auction
large invoice Of Blnck Cloth Fashionable Mantlias
H1-TERMS-At sale. p3
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~ Rolls the Tenth Representative District
Fourth Municipal Distrcl will be exposed for examination
and the Recorders office Rousseau street.
thirty days otter the LIST of October, 1860 daily from
10 o'clock a. NJ. till o'clock p. NJ.
l.. ADAMS Recorder Fourth District.
New Orleans, Sept. &c, 1860 seq 30t
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NEGROEa FOR sALE s. .lflsrpII :,

b. NEGROES FOR SALE. - JOSEPH q
~ BRUIN, regular trader In This city for tie last ~
twenysiS years, has Just arrived Largo hi
2-of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES snrh d Ae-3
ehanIcs House Servants Cooks Washers EoneFs and Fe
Hands, and will be receiving fresh supply an the -
For sale reasonable for cash approved ey a.
streets. Third District. se11 INV
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NOTICE TO STATE WAN-pA 7 ERS-FIIE
~ Assessment Rolls Of the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards Third District will be exposed Tor examination and
in the Recorders office, Elyan Fields street.
Greamen street. for thirty days from and after the LIST day of
October 1860 daily from 10 o'clock A NJ till O'Clock F. VI.
WEBSTER LONG,
% BOT Recorder of The Third District,
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RESIDENCES yALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE.
Deux Terrains dams la Rue Poymnie : Residences tres
desrabes dams Ia Euterpe Esclaves Actions dc
Chemin de Fer compile de la succession de Robert NJ
Graham. decadh
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IN DsctNotice hereby given the Tax Payers
the Second District city of New Orleans that the State As
essment Rolls of 1860 are in my possession All
finding themselves aggeyed requested to call No. u
Ann street between Royal and Cnrres stee where the rolls
exposed for public examination from 10 o'clock A. NJ.
until o'clock p NJ Sundays excepted during thirty days
commencing from the LIST day of October.
ANATOIE BLAGHE,
% sOt Recorder oil the Second District