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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25
Legai Notice.


To William Lowenslein, Barbara Lowenstein and
Frederick kohnriech; t.
N0u and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there 10 how on die in the oice of the Clerk Ct
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa, at Keok nix
petition of Hiram Barney claiming of you W m
iowenstein the sum Of eve hundred and 6ity dol
lars with interest at 10 per cent. per annum, as
money cue on mortgage made by YOU 10 Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram barney
dated September. ~, 1886; also claiming against
each OF you I he foreclosure of said mortgage the
same being upon Lots 10, III and q in Block one
hundred and seventy mine In City of Keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money and further
asking for sale OF said premises, and general re-
lief
And uniess yon appear and answer said petition
on or before The morning OF the second day IL the
next term of said court, to commence at Keokug
ON the first Monday Of September, A. D. 1860. a
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed and d decree rendered
against you AZ pray ed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10, 1850. I'm Pitts Att,ys.
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To James 3. Bruce, VIM. o. Daniels, Cornelia D.
Worstsr, Robert Morstsr. Theodore III. Myers. J.
A. Worster, Templin 4 Worster
YOU are each Of you hereby notified that there il
now ON die 10 the ofios Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, the
pstision OF Smith HAmii claiming u James ID
Bruce and WIN. o. Daniels the sum OF fourteen
hundred dollars ~ money due him from them on .
promissory note; and clsiming of Gil Of you the
f0rec.osure OF mortgage given by said james ".
Brucs snd VIM. o. Daniels 10 smith Hamil to So
cure said note, on lots i've and six in block 1856,
Ksokak, Lee county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto ON or
before the second day Of the next September term
"a. y. 1861 Of said court, Judgment and decree
will be rendered against you by default Accordin
To the prayer Of plaintiff petition.
NcCRARY . BRUCE,
JAY ~, 1See-lm eelJfor Plaintiff
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To J. I. Cave, Richard Piles, Milton Piles, Eaton,
Bro. Co, W. X. Crockett, State OF Iewa to use
OF school Fnnd, G. CARRIER; ii. IL Slaughter,
George Gray, Noah Bailey
WV are hereby notified that there Ia now an hle
= In the office Ut the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at keskuk, petition of
ksra Overall claiming against J. r.. Care indg-
ment for the sum OK two thousand dollars AZ money
due upon mortgage which covers certain real CO.
tate more particularly described in said petition:
and claiming against all Of you the foreclosure Of
said mortgage.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before the Tuesday next after the Erst Mon
day In september next, judgment will be rendered
against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
July ~, 1860 I'm PItdsa Attsyx
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10 HtokeT q Col -
Nou are hereby notified that there Ii now on 6le
l. In the Clerks ofSce Oh the DsstYic, Cont -
Leo ceabty, Iowa. ~ keokuk, = pesilon of
barclay ahislds, IA Partnership Ut that name
and styiel, hlea on the 9lh day OF June a D. 1859.
eiasming Of you the sum OF thirteen hrsdrrd and
s,xty-s dollars - money due On . bill Of ex-
change dra~n by j. n. Death a Sons and accepted
by Joe. and sso claiming m sstaehmsnt which
was Issued and levied upon the Tia est half of
Lotto block % OF The city Of KssA the proper
Go. And unless you appear aud answer said petit
tion on or before the ~ day of the NEXT September
term Of said cosrs. which coUmsnees ON the lst
Monday liz September next. Judgment will be rem
dered against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER.
July v, lsS0-dlm Atfsve for pl,tfs
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aORtGi nAl sNoslces 81 Eg f#5
To John Arbeli. Jane rafbe1f, JcAn Irwin, 1no. n.
phensy ), y. MAtthsr, FEed. G, BsomAam, sxseu-
Tor Of Edward Boynton, deceased, SAINT Dunlap,
L defendants;
V0U arc hereby respectively notified that there
snow lie In the Clerk Office OF the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, ~ Keokuk, a petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure OF a mortgage against said John TarbeIl
for the sum OF a. V9 1900 With 10 per cent In
terest from February, 1860 and As against iii said
csfendants above named, praying also for tbs fose-
closure Of certain mortgage given BY said John
Tarbeil To Charles Mason upon the 3. Of sc sec
l. township 10 n, range west, also on the s-w.
and v. Of s-s sec 6, township 66 north, range
s-w I; the sale Of said mortgsged premiseA to nav
Cd said debt, the extinguish ment Of all equity Of
redemption therein and for costs and general relief
said petition also asks for the appointment Oh re-
ceiver to take charge and control of said premises
collect the rents, 30, which receiver has been an
pointed by eaid Court. Ts Ea
Now you are required 10 answer said petition hy
the sscnd day OF tho term Of said court 10 be
held on the LIST Monday OF HeptemAer. 1856. or
judgment and decree will be had therein ma praxsd
for by default.
.s,a II. SCOTT HOWELL, h.
-5 July i. Iso .oe-sdlm1a.--A. ATTY for Pptf.
-. original Notice.
To James Chapman. 88asG
V0U are hereby notified that there il now ON fle
= In the Clerks Office Of the District Court "a
Lee county IowA. at keokuk, petition OF Hiram
Barney, eiaiminga judgmt nj ON Foreclosure of n
mortgage againxt you for the sum Of two hundred
and sfxfy~fcur 10 roo dollars, with tep ~ cent.
interest ffoG the LIST day Of JsAnary, IstA and =
and general execution against yos, also Tor
the fct~ eiosufv Of . monRA9S, eivss 81 zee 10
oharsss Massn ypon the nortA ! Of tAe south Of
nc s-s.a Of section -, township - north, range
vest, ana claiming iujunetion agaAnss you
fessrsiniag yss ftans c1tstsg fpr fsaoyiae say
stAndjne or down timber or wood IRON said pseni-
80 = skssink sr psrmitstng n 10 ~ 49,, ard
aise tAe sAls sf ses4 nWt9AGpd prsAisse 70 pay or
ssid debt, the extipguishmspt Of Ill equity Of re-
Ssmption therein, fcF costs and general rslis1s
hss yeu ar~ 4oti6e4 70 appear sad answer said
petition on the morning Of the second day az the
nsxt tssm ~ said Oswst 10 ~ hsfAsa on NE 1rss
Monday Of 6sptsnbss. 1850, or Judgment and d.
erse Will be had therein as prayed for BY default.
II. SCOTT lowell, faga IS q
-. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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IeEaI Notice. 49,
To s. s. Billings, William Ruddick, Amos HI
stebbins. h. l.. kuddiek, d. A. Day and Mary ]
Day, 40. Campbsll. Henry =. Taylor, Jeremiah
Day, John II. Day, Michael Kelly, Thss. Kelly
Mary Powers, INV. 0arretson, b. b. Smith IT.
Ezra Potter, William Miller, I. w. Phinney ID.
Woodward, Saml Back .. H. Ansabls, j. C.
Parrot T. Cog A. Bridgman Co., Patrick
McMAnnus, Jxmss Burrows, Rude Murphy.
Kendall, Howe Il Co.;
V0U and each of you are hereby notified that
there is now ON 6le In the once Of the Clerk of
The District Court ct Lee county, lows, ut Keokuk
apctition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of you said
8. 5. Billings the sum Of two fhousaed dollars with
lo per cent interest per annuna payable annually.
as money due on mortgage made by you to Chas
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated August Is, 1855; also claiming against each
of You the foreclosure of said Mort gage, the same
being upon Lot No. nine {s) Block No. eighteen
ls) IN the City of Keokuk, also the East half of
the Northeast quarter of thu Northeast quarter
Of section twenty-one t2D, Township siAty-fve
tb5l North, Rarg g. five West, lee county, Iowa for
the urchsse money; ar further asking for sale
OF sa preuiisos and general relief.
and anless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day of the
next term Of said tonrt, TO commence ut Keokuk
on tie first Monday of September, A. D. 1850. a
defa alt Will be entered against You, the petition
taken as by you oonfessed, and decree rendered
against yeu as prayed therein.
July -, isoo-dlm Pitfs Atty's.
legal Nutace.
To Hugh McCieery, James McCleery, Alfons Stan
islaus, VIM H.. stafford, Philip speger Co.,
Thas. Edwards, ]. A. Harrow:
YOU and each OF you hereby notified that
i there is OF 1ie In the ofice of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. ut COX ak
petition OF Hiram Barney claiming of you Hugh
McCleery and James McCleery the sum Of twenty
i've hundred dollars with 10 per interest per an
nun payable annus ny, - money due on mor.ga age
made by yen TO Charles Mason and since assigned
to said Barney, dat April 20, 1883; also claiming
against esch of you The foreclosure of said mort.
gage, the SAGE being upon the w. and so acres
Oh the N. end ofthe X. of NV. 4 Of Sec II, To
% NJ X. w., Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for = sale OF said
premises. and general relief. safY
And unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of thu
next term II said court, u commence st keokuk
on tie hrst Monday Of September, A. ID. 1860, a
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against yon AZ prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
JNlv ~, is6o-dtm Pitts Att"ys.
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fSnos Io- 9ost received another lot If thos4 II ID
= iurkey Francs, for sale low by
apt5d CDLLIEhs A'RoREETsnM
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Or,gInai NoIacc.

Keokuk, July Is. 1s6o--dIm
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Legal N osiec.

July o, ls60.dlm Airy for pl
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sue, sE.s. The sales es,.t,. 2, - x
at still asier prices Fair palIv ~ ~ eo.s
8IS. ~ ~ 'sesI
| MoLassss ONE 1000 bbIs. weye ,,,s 4. -
ssc. for Inferior ID Ordinary and sas,a 70
Prime u Choice, wifi, 7oo haf MI u ~ IL "
f5c Y gallon. ee'ss
The only sales Yspo. ga were 100 bblx
rihe ~ - 80 and q aatboas tosa Of 1860 Dbl.
superfine, on private terms.
The sales of Corn embraced aa, se a,e,
SACKS, 81 which 400 Inferior at 5ec,, la fsyssrs 3
ots, 100 do, in lots, at 75c. u busbel, f,tz ,v.s-
hrher, and Che sales comprised $50 safss d
% e5c $50 at e6g7 and 100 al esc - ,sshs, y.
wheat 500 sacks Fair Red were sod ~ n ~ x
pnshei The sales Of Bran included 1900 aacEs i 4
81 rs % 100 fbs. '7G 'Es'' ss's -, =
PROVISIONS THE Pork market opeued yvish !.
.afooplng tendency, and the sales included Ia6s
Dds. view Mess, az andI00 at Sit 30 d Dbl. ~
hodefs were asking higher prices at the close. M
pDis. New Mess were sold ON Monday ali -. II
bacon the transactions included d casks n IN
ior kibbed Sides and Dc. q d. for shoulders a.
oreen Meats 40 900 lbs, in bulk, were sold II s1.
Tor shoulders, Sc. for Sides and s3 = II ~ rfa,.,.
s.u = casks Shoulders at &c. q B. In Lard we
ssiss q e herces Prime, at IOgc. $50 kegs
9. u, and $50 Choice at II &C. RB.
IofpkE. We noticed sales Of about 500 hacs
lneluang ioo at HE, 4sl5 at ZOO at I'LL la 81
y, zoo at l29 and 200 at 12Ic. B Ib.
LINE "a cargo Of $500 bbIs. Thomastan ,xaa
sold at 81 80 % bbI. VII - n 8
iALLow.- We noticed sale Of 100 tferces
country Rendered at 9}c. . n.
HHIsKT. Sales confined to rs bhIs. Rectiie5 il
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P e s
COMMERCIAL Correspondence

Special 10 tls New Orleanr Crescent
HAVANA. Jan. Is, 1850.
"a. orescem-The new crop sugars arrive in
toWn very slowly, and consequently there have not
been any operations Of Importance since the da9e
OF my last advices; 400 boxes, purchased some III
tie time SINCE Of inferior quality, at 81 to 81 rails
per arrobe, Nos. to IL d. s., were offered vel.
terday at to 10 rails without meeting purchaser
~ sagua Ia Grande q contract is reported a. hay-
ing been closed for 1900 hhds., deliverable there
OF good grocery Muscovado, at to 81 rails per
arfope. But for the high pretensions Of planters
thefe would be many more contracts to advise.
AT distant outports the spirit of speculation runs
nigh, and it remains to be seen if some do nof
"burn their fingersn
Inc stock to-day, here and at Matanzas, is about
5000 boxes old and 1000 boxes new crop.
MoLAssEsS@C Comes to town very slowly. and
trling sales are made at II to 5 rails per key for
Glayed. Nothing doing in Muscoyado.
LARp-Ihe daily sales are made at SIG s74 r.
sli 70 for all sized packages. The stock is abort
Ivy dds. and terces and 5000 kegs. ss
BuTTER-No sales reported since nv last nj.
vices. y.
GHEEsE-l0O Cheeses from New York said VOC.
terday at rate not made public.
HAMs-Gentinue in fair demand: 80 bills ~
steamer Habana, in white bags, sold on the ian,
INST. at SIS %, and bbls. from New York soI,
same day, in yellow bags, at SO; u bbIs. from
New York sold yesterday at rate not disclosed.
CLEAR PoRK-9 boxes (New Orleans) from stars
sold on the 18th inst at sIl 373 per auinta and .
boxes yesterday sold at sl3 so per quintal The
article is in very full supply
BEEF-17 bbls. from New York sold Yesterday Mt
$40 so per bbl
TALLow-ls actively inquired after. Last sales
were 90 bbs. ex steamer Habana at SIS. and s,
bbls. at a rate not made public
FELLOW PlNE.-Last sales at $50 10 500 per
thousand feet.
SHooKs-Sales of hid. shocks at 81 I23 to 81 All.
Empty hhds., 81 so to ~ 10
Hoors-R. l., Short $40 to s45; Long, $50 to s5s.
GASDLEwIcK-Is in good demand. None in stock
ANGEs-Declined. quote Sterling 1872 "
l4l per cent. premium; New Orleans, (shorf1 81 10
Ct per cent. premium New York, ego day bills,
81 to 81 per cent. premium.
fREIGHTs-still very dull, without improvement
in rates.
The brig Alpine sailed from Matanzas for New
Orleans the 18th inst
As ever,
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IT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YOUNG.
Affirm Its Truth,
We. THAT
PROFESSOR HOOPS NAN =

,.,, Hor Itseoh HooDS HAIR RESTORATIVE
used two o. three times week any iagiDabl ms na
men lie hair make mor rs osd a wh
and preserve the scalp free disease ia ie any ol
aspEafss 4 9fG s s.ss Fl
9eat es.nony TINT we do not much iii lis favor RI
praf I sks cry GnSyr st. Charles Co. No. Nov 49, 1ss7.
induced yoa Hair Restorative nj, an ~ W. were
were % wonderful we feel duty yoa and he i
little sons head for time been perfectly
sores aud seine called scad head The hair almost en-
lreiS IN consequence
n n. advised rs 70 Restorative; VI did 6 WITH it
few applications the disease entirely a oa an friends
and nxurant of hair started out and we Can new
hair other child srefere aad ~ q
= ' = sE Nv Y tHffiRassaafs sssIorHAa
Prof Wood-near Sir Ny hair had for seyerI ys ~
eoaaai a gsaf N sy
masn commenced using Hair Restorative about
within three Il ia sna hss 1; s9 r; T.
soaI os ana T. and presrs
f slos shEs eyer tos s. ars
O. fer the simple Of dressing Or beantsine M my
is al H. e to who doubt
Cincinnati O, Feb. 10 ,ssz Mn. c. ss,YMosps.
Prof wood-near Sir BY tie asse i ae s, nsc 1851
Who mad sd been using your Hair was naes ~ me-
II ny held i came out Now II s great as,
feel to eoemanie s oo o.hsas ~, duty
See h would induce me to give this nays
oens Yo aass Ssssssa from Prof Woods
The ses Of three Shes r. d IS
for one dollar bottles holds It sd en- saa siss
per II tb @ than the small rei two oS
ton and retsils for 50 bottle -. .''e IN proper
Rsias 81 sSssdsa Ss NY
A Az ssld Druggists and Fancy Good. ps.l.
y
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-z=zzz-z=,NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Ef&SA Sa SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will be received the Companys Depot foot Of CAL
Hope street, 10 $50 r NJ daily Sundays exceptea)
All freight intended for transportation distinctly
marked with the initials Of eondgnee and place
tnation and freight will received consigned
established stations the line Of the
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be obtained
Depot at Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish to
The Company holds itself responsible for the
ton shipped BY the road which may be lost by fire, from
time It ~ reccpted for stations the line until twelve hours
notice to consignees Of its arrival depot city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans
York. having made arrangements with the Express
Company regular daily through Express the
two Cities the Express business heretofore carried
Railroad Company for its account and all
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
stien can be obtained on this j. McREEyER Esq.,
96 Camp street.
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted receive
~ recent for bank notes specie wery other express
They will be received BY the Adams Express 96 Camp
BENTLEY d. HASEII,
Chief Engineer and Gen'f Supt,
T. g. WILLIAMS,
n2stf Master Of Transportation.
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I'm, ana from Pure Milk at the smsTran s
Th;s a aIasais Duchess county, New York
Sn.isins faithful asd expensive experiment. The 2.
oohslee on Fsbtc Health Legal Medicine IL
sepoI ono Il 2 the New Academy Of sesas
; s essh TO critical ar;
snnee se state that the Soiii s;iit si
Is ne sod constituents Of milk combined h ne ii
sss 1sn n eqaai part by weight white SUGAR tba 49,
on NJ r other foreign substance If a.
braIs. tbp intact even the butter eiobues being nm
Vas y IS X proper fac min - u
TSseh aeeompasss ~ Il highly ~ ts sI
pishlehas OF The Eastern slrsfs NJ H.. s.s
Navy used approved bs In, ,s y me ssnY ana
has been analszed BY Dr. ,wcour Id sss
tive boon to the community FaF III IL M gSs
Chandlers Druggists and irecers M g W p'ineifM so'n
n2s Corner n W saan, ~ aaasTsa ~. sssas.
J. fFflF.E
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Tickets via vicksburg,

BOATS THENCE TO MEME HIS
Passengers rely upon getting information by
calling
NJ. P. WHEELER, Agent,
No. 40 st. Charles street.
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COMPUTATION TICKETS

Persons who reside In The city residence or estai
ishment on the line Of the Road procure tickets pacl
the Office on ST. Charles street
c. P. OAKLEY,
,,,,,,r, ,,,.-,, General Ticket Agent.
Chief Eng. and Gen Superintendent
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The Coaches and Baggage Wagons of .WIIBURs OMNI-
Bts LiN will call for of the Hotels
Of the city leaving the Office Of tile M o.
j. and q. N. R. R., on st. Charles street.
ia19 T.
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more we take these figures
8ebielo Of tbe gtlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAaF STREET,
Friday Morning, Jan. 20. 1860. /
COTTON. ;. There was an active demand yester-
day and the sales amounted to about % 900 bales
at still firmer prices for all qualities and we a-
vance our figures &c. for the Middlng and higher
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SHERRy-aos casks Harmony Nephew. u s. )
~ s. WOLFF,
ins Corner sf Grasier and Ne. Lsyes streets.
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FOUNDRY AND HIAcHINE-sHOP.

~ FUUNOItH lhSD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
%S GEORGE ERSoN,
W Successors NcCmn Patterson1 Of Deord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned Ii prepared to naRGactnre STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Plantations, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power Firs
Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, GIN Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer the purpose Of doing heavy work.
hand all times Crate Bars Wheel StirrupH,
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes used by
steamboats,
Ing Bar highly spoken Of by the Pcayune Printing
Office others that have them In set Of these Bars
under boiler lately put up in this esab-
lbuaent.
He also made for the sale Of second hand
Boilers and Machinery and Will establish Depot convenient to
the establishment where large quantity Of second hand Boilers
- GEORGE PATTERSON.
:, New Orleans June l. 1858. telH
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THE GREATEST THING Yet!
CLOTHING WITHOUT A SEAM
water : Proof and Almost Indestructibie
For
DRESS, BUSINESS AND PLANTATION WEAR
- II. R. La Err.

No. 50 Graver street.
Has now open complete assortment Of he
geeas, to which ne invites the attention of the public
Planters would do we'll TO goods before ncbas
ing their Negro Clothing they durable and
than anything yet produced. - ate.
Dealers in Caps and Shoes will find an article h;ch .o -
introduced into the retail trade consisting
Of assorted Seamless Caps for Congress Cater
Shoes and oyeshoes Slippers, Boots Leg,ings etc
Gountry and city trade supplied with any quantity at liberal
discounts. = 40 ~.
I AW NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAe
Camp street. ' w. ~
myls ly NJ. NJ REYNOLDS.
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FAMILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON an

HFAuH1L UNUCERf GOKNEK OF COMMON and
- Carondelet streets.
has been my desire to excel in the quality of BUTTER fur
nshed my customers patronage have acquired in
the last fourteen years is proof of success.
My TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge New
York. will be found to be choice
The stock of the store changed many times during the year
and therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming in
bought and TO be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited to which prompt attention will be
paid. TERMS cash or city acceptance
H. II. HEDDEN,'
ms 6m corner Common Garondelet sts New Orleans
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s MALLER 4 RHoTHER, MANUrAc

~ IIAllLE1t BItGgTIfElft, MANUFAU-
Ta TuRERS OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
&SSWoRK in all is varieties. Has also hand large
W assortment Of Cooking Parlor and Bar-room Stoves,
and prepared fill all orders In the above line III the City
Country
Particular attention paid all descriptions building work,
Copper Galvanized Tin and Zinc Valley and
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana make
and veBd the recently patented invention Of aex Lewis from
the which buildings washed from Ill Hlth
prior conducted the cserns Being self
acting ITSELF the necessity any hand labor
action feature pr-dnced here before. dl4 ly
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Extra special trips night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and during the hour trips Sundays after
noon Fare each Is and conductors have timely
utes.
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THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED 1906.
Ridley g. Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LeZENdEs, ETC., ele,.
In al their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adueraton or admixre Of deleteous snb
stances Of any kind
nose wishing purchase pure article requested to cali
and examine stock contrast them with those offered
elsewhere.
Rs- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put nm
to order, at prices ranging from IS upwards
vs. Candies, etc, etc. packed in u.s. 50 and 100 1bs
suitable for the Southern trade shipped to order
k3- Orders by mail promptly executed.
sa- Terms cash. ivIs1y