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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
HOW THEY TREAT THEM.

Democratic love for Germans is beautifully
portrayed in the following paragraph from the
Lexington (Mo) Express, Democratic pro-
slavery paper, existing by the patronage of
the National Administration. We comm end
this item to the Germans of Pennsylvani =
San dpholsterer residing in this city, of The
name OF Thurneck, voted the Union ticket,
and openly, with many other Germans, avow-
ed his determination to vote for Lincoln in
November. As it had been generally under
stood that the German population of Lexing-
ton we're all Democrats, the indignation OF
the party was ut once reused againstithS man;
an attempt was made to chastise him for pre-
suming TO exercise the rights of freeman.
The individual who undertook the task found
that task more difficult one than he had
anticipated, and came off second best in the
reDcontre. A few nights after an attempt was
made TO burn him and his wife and children,
10y setting fire to the combustible materials,
such as shucks. straw, alcohol, etc, stored in
his cellar. Those attempts proving ineffectu-
al to drive him off, inhammatory handbiils
were printed and circulated in this county
and Jackson, calling on the people to assem-
bic in Lexington, declaring 'sthe peace of the
community in imminent peril.''
This is the way the Democrats use the Ger
mans if they dare to be for liberty and justice
This account, be 1t remembered, is not frsm
Republican paper. but from one Of their
one organs. The account given by Mr.. Thur
neck himself shows more infamous proceed-
ing on the part of the mob than is given even
here. From this same town the Democrats
also lately drove German who was going to
start a Republican paper.
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TAE RAFTSMAla'S JOURNAL,
ELOUR! FLOuRt,-,

HLouR! FLOUR 1.-THE undersigned hav
ing made arrangements with a large m anu
he gives notice to the public that he is prepared
to furnish all who want good article at the very
lowest price in as large or small quantities as
may De desired. He also keeps on hand constant
~ hquors OF all kinds, which he win sell whole
saie or retail. JAS. III. CALLER
Tyrone City, Pa July lIth 1859
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n SPLENDID assortment Of Ladies' Gentle
"A mems and childrens Gloves and Hosiery, at
septic REED, WEAVER Co.'S
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
THE JOURNAL.

CLARIFIED, PA, OCTOBER 8, 1860.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
DANIEL GooDLANDER. BOOT sHol

y Maker, keeps constantly on hand for sale a,
sH9Es SOLE GPpER ds%TER fI1rif
h'p and Calf Skins, French and American y
M and variety of Innings, Bindings, Shoe Pegs,
n Nasls us and Thread Boot Webbing, Backing, 8o.
establishment He has also Flour, .Sugar, CoHss,
Tea Rice, Soda, Syrup, Tobacco Segats. Nails
dlass, &C.. all of which can be had cheap for cash
Luthersburg. November 3 IS5e-Iyp
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03

tNLOOR Oil Cloth, oil cloth for carfiagc tons IA
n bic cloth in pieces and patterns, on hand at
E A TWINS corner store. Curwiy Julyo
EA YOUNG LADIES WANTED, TO ex-
~ anime and reduce the large stock Of Dress
Goods, just received at MOSSOP'S
DERRY HOUSE, FRONT ST, MARIETTA.
Il formerly kept by Mrs. Clements. .)-The sub
scriber respectfully solicts the patronage Of his
old friends, and assures all rivermen having bu-
sfness in Marietta that no pains win be spared
for their accommodation and comfort.
Feb. o. 1S60-ly. ABNER M'MICHAEL
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03

Ledgers, Day books, Receipt and Note Books,
Diaries, Ladies and Office Portfolios, Blank parch-
ment and paper deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and all
legal blanks; Foolscap letter, note, business and
drawing paper, envelopes, ready reference files
Annear'sS Arnold's writing fluid; Ink black blue
carmine steel pens pen holders paper clips mu-
cilage and all other articles in the stationary line
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Doors and Shoes of every kind, for Ladies,
ID Gentlemen and children, all
septic REED, WEAVER Co.'S
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4 LARGE stock of Me1's and Boys clothing,
n just received by .nEEn; WEAyER Co.
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GARPETs. Drugget Carpet chain, Bags and Bag,
~ glng, eurled Hair, &C., at the store of
septis REED WEAVER j. Co.
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Cavendish. best; Natural Leaf Rough Read
Lady twist, Fine cuts of all kinds and pride of t
Harem tobacco; Rappe Scotch snuff; Ell phaetc
Punch, La china, Ell mone &c. Sega
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nffu Orleaas lallp Grss. tent,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEpARTMgsv,
Nsiu OrIfaas Ngolltu Ilarktt.

39s
Mondas III Evening a Jsns ii ITO. !
The Money market opens quietly. The offerings
or calls for discount at the banks were however,
large, still the banks we're IN good position. On
the street there was good supply of paper offer
ing Of good and second class. We have No changes
whatever TO note iii rates of interest. Money II In
good supply, Of 10 be had at from 9A010 Get. and
these figures may be considered as fixed for few
weeks.
The week commences with the most favorable
weather for business. The great thoroughfarea
were crowded and jamfned to-day. The arrivals
Of steamers were numerous. IH fne, there was an
active and lively business going forward. People,
that Ii the real people, DO not seem To think Of
Washington City, and ~ Influence was altogether
discarded. This good city 81 ours, just at this mo
ment, Il q world BY itself.
The great fulcrum of onr vast trade the Ex-
change market-was rather active to-day than
otherwise. The counter rate for checks Oh New
York ruled at dis. Outside The rates were toll
discount for double AL to / discount for good.
Sixty days sight from Il 2I02A dis, and good to
fair aa03 get. dis. The operations II sterling
were for clear bills 1917. I0Tslla7g. Document
bills I071107I for good or wen known names -ex-
treme rates 10sH9I07l for documents, and l15s0
Io7I to 1911 foF clear bills. We did not learn Of
any transactions ID francs, and omit figures this
/ evening.
In Bonds We have sales to notice. n Bank
Shares there were sold to-day 50 shares Of Bank u
America at i33, ex dividend. There was sale Of
jackson Railroad reported. We fancy it was only
/ a negotiation and not carried through. a sale 81
part ~ Navv flrtaa Y,e WAC faILp1 az al aqI IiV
i dend Of course.
The Board Of Directors Of the Bank Of Louisiana
declared the half yearly dividend, say Get, pay
able to resident stockholders on the first Monday
in February, and to Northern stockholders at The
Merchants Bank, New York, on the first Of March
This makes s120 per share this bank had paid II
stockholders since the year 1857 that il, the CAPT
/ tai has been returned to the stockholders In thu
short space Of less than years. as appears b,
/ the following figures:
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iiie saaes 81 BFan sl sacks 81 49,.
Iets ~ u ss 1Es psss srss d Il q M III q
consravention, " ~ 70 " Ie0 Ill. IN
4 PaovIsross PORK waa III sssas sss..s.. ~,
q. ~ q abous 800 bills, ieIsins s IA &C. 8
m NJ 100 AZ Att ID. 1a4 nsw Mes rss q u
s17 10 round 1z0 Il -, ana a4o new Maj u M ~
VI bbI- Baeon viii dull and III casks asY6sa S5ii,x
sold gn private terms. 0f Green Nests, aboWk
2g0 200 MS III baI were sold 1T =, .os III. Il
se for Shoulders and Nj. round for Sides aliH
Hams, Al non HI II for sIenldera anH BIZ, fof
Hams and Sides and 5eaeks IL 81. foF Shoulders.
&c. for sides and s3se. N II for Hams II Lard,
tie transactions Comprised TOO terces III 10
Prime III Iosc, anil On Saturday 100, aEso ii loge.
gn.
CoFHEE q. Sales 100 bags, including To u IfaM
life, 10 at Ila@lI5. 5oo ut 12c. and 81 III LIE
u ID.
WHISKY. The market was very dnlI and fIe
only sale reported was 10 bbis. Raw d me- d
gallon.
Z FKKraHrs Cotton was shipping, to All up. at
slid. to Liverpool, and 1s41sc- ID Havre. We
heard of no new engagement
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stosh W $500
SUGAR. The market continued unsettled and
prices lending downward, with sales Of about 400
hhds. Fair 70 fully Fair 6aM74c. u ID.
MoLAssEs. About 5000 bhls. we're disposed Of,
at ast@4ae for Prime 70 Choice, and s2ta37e. u
gallon for Inferior, fermenting, etc.
FLouR. The transactions comprised about 1900
bbs.. Of which 100 Fine at IS eaa , Is 1t IS So 1000
superhne, in three lots, on private terms, 90 Ba-
kers' ut ~ laa IL Extra on private terms and so
at Sc 50 % Dbl.
GRAM. We noticed sales Of about COCO sacks
Of Corn. including rs damaged. at 5Ga5se., $50
Green at e..ses Inferior ii CSC, l4lo White
Yellow and Mixed on private terms, and 800 White
in four lots, at 75c u basheI. OF Outs about 1iot
sacks st. Louis sold In fur lots at Csc. y bushel
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Eakss AND GREAT NORTHERN
- - -. - Etss.RAILRoAD.
1859. Transportation Department. s6o.

Freight will be received Gopanys Depot foot Of Cal
hope street up $50 p. NJ. daily Sundays excepted?
All freight intended transportation must be distinctly
with the initials Of cosgnee and place OF des-
tnaon and freight will be received unless consigned 70
established stations line Of the road or It's connections
Blank receipts for freight be obtained AZ the
Depot Mesrs Corson Armstrong;, Camp street. by
those wi wish them.
The Company holds itself responsible for The value Of al cot
time receped stations the line until twelve hours
notice to censnees arrival the depot in this CITY,
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Line between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
Railroad Company its account discontinued and all
xpess matter viii be carried by Adams Express Inform
atsn can be obtained this subject of j. McKEEVEK ESQ.,
90 Camp street.
Agents Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt specie jewelry other mat
" BENTLEY ID. HASELIs
Chief Engineer and Gent Snpt,
7. s. WILLIAMS,
n25tf Muster of Transportation.
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The following members Of the old board 60 ont
OF retire By rotation in conformity to the charter:
John u. Marsh, Michel Heine, David Untnhart md
Washington jackson
The board elected i strong one-no borrowers
among them. Six are active merchants, the others
retired, but have an abiding interest in the general
future Of our city and State.
The following figures denote the condition Of the
bank to-day on the declaration Of the 9th diyi-
dend. From the surplus the dividend Of s. per
share, declared to-day. is to be deducted, which
would leave the real surplus 81 lo2, 1856.
Semi Annual Statement of the Bank of Louisiana on
9.4ioo
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

kkSR1dlaSg - - ND CAIRO, VIA
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
1850 Fall and winter Arrangement. 1850
Passenger Depot the Company, Of
Gsope Magnolia Streets thirty minutes past O'clock In
morning o'clock the evening and arrive At New
Orleans thirty minutes past O'Clock in the morning and ct
O'Clock in the evening" daily, Sundays included
Special Notice.
Tie officers or the NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, having been
mcd by false reports within the few days. and thereby in
aHeed to advertise the reopening Of communication with the
NORTH and EAST, via Stages tho MISSISSIPPI CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD take this opportunity 70 inform the public
that the GAP ON THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD which has been supplied by Stages has been for the
last ten days almost mpassae account Of recent heavy
floods In Mississippi cannot therefore, advise Pas
sengers TO take that route.
We hope however, able very the entire
completion Mississippi Central Road and till then
Tickets via VicIksburg,
w." And
BIO A. T 8 7 II n II @ Me = p
Passengers rely upon getting correct information BY
calling
No. 40 81. Charles street.
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
reside the city and have residence or estab-
hment on The the Road procure tickets in pack
ages Of twenty their reduced rates Of
the office on ST.. Charles street
q. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent
BENTLEY d. HAsELL4,
Chief Eng and Gen, Superintendent.
WfIbur,s Omnibus Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of tWILBURS OMNI-
BES LIE will call for at Of the Hotels Or IN
city leaving orders at the Office of the N o.
j. and g. N. r. r., st. Charles street. -
jain If l. y. WIlfSHh.
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Passenger renH the Depot Of the Company Of
GsIiope and Magnolia Streets At thirty minutes past o'clock in
the morning o'clock the evening and arrive At New
thirty minutes past tile morning and st
7o'cock in the evening" daily, Sundays included.
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NEW YORK CARDS.


NEW YORK CARDS.
TONES, SON " MELVAIN--
No. q MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and wholesale Dealers In
q uNs4 CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE. JEWELLERY
FANCY GOODS BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS
H8- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eleys Gaps, Wading md Cartridges Army Rasora
jyl6 On
ToNAs BROOK & BROTHERS.
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLAcE
spool Cotton,
White, Black and all colors.
Consisting the sanootness Of silk with strength Of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI-
VAILED. sale by tie principal hoaes in New Orleans
and sob and also in original ~ the manufacturer
agent VIM. HENRY SMITH I
auI IyGW 81 and 81 Vessy street, New York.
No Is MAIDEN LANE.
New York.
Every variety 81 Blank Book Paper Stationery, Steam Print
Ing, photographic Work and Book Binding.
M Orders respeetfnlly solicited iyls "
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
ByRAM, HIND 4 BLISS, -
importers and wholesale Dealers in
Hats. Cape and straw Goods,
BoNNETs, FLOWERS.
Importers Of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway
New York
AARoN WIN H. BLISS
BRrrrs, Washington, Ark, Special Partner.
jylb ly6W
nmn, SOUTHERN CARRIAGE 1"o
48 REPOSITORY AYRH
VIM. l.. Mcdonald,
AZ BROADWAY NEW YORK
The having made additions his already
arge establishment and acquired additional facilities for the
Transaction RAPIDLY increasing business prepared fur
nish every description of
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
Rt the shortest notice and the most favorable TERMS and Of
fers particular inducements SOUTHERN PURCHASERS,
equal SUPERIOR those Of any other anufactory Of the
kind in the country. AZ
jyl4 y WI. MCDONALD.
DHELAN'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and
- COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Feb 10 1856 23 1856 s. 1857 Jan. H.
1858; Nov. is, lS5s; and March p, 1859.
o'CoNNoR 4 coLLEEDER,
Sole Manufacturers
%, 65, 81, and 90 Crosby street.
A- These tables in and may be at Miers
Southern Billiard Saloon, los Gayer street. also the
Louisiana Pelican Boston Clubs and be obtained from
NJ MILLER SOLE Agent for this city who also sells all
ticles in the Billiard line, follows Billiard Cloths, Balls,
Cues Leathers Chalk He has hand and for sale
several ane secondhand Billiard Tables 3y2I 1y
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THARLHas HEIDsIEcK CHAMPAGNE

Al
This celebrated wiae Of the weknown brand has
been will continue be- received by the undersigned In
quantities meet the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence that
from the closest nea descendant Of the old and first
established house Of Hedeck Rheims they have taken
hold Of with determination bring 1t and is claims to dis
ncton before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality or this article satisfy that It's
emanason from where great attention, well
thorough experience have been brought to bear in Its poduc
ton Charles Hedeck has given his whole mind to the peec
ton OF bis wine and to making worthy Of the name Ere
qnent visits the United States have enabled him fully
understand and appreciate the and wishes Of
and Of his having prped by that information evidenced by
the Champagne presented for the palate Of the conosseur
wine for s rich bouquet and general excellence
varieties Of Champagne greatly doubt
the purchaser tho lovers good and genuine wine
Charles Hedsieck in fall the label well
On the corks and capsules.
7. W. BAYAUD d CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles He,dseek be obtained in quantities at the
nnder mentioned houses besides many others here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Z. J. HART &Co.,
J.HGI N. MARKS,
SEwELLT. TAYLOR,
fe2 Iy PAYNE. STEELE 4 co.
THE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED tn 1906.
Ridley & Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs L0zENGEs, etc, etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without aduieraon adnixure of deleeous sub
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested call
and examine stock and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere
ss- Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put nj
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Messrs j.. f. Gehefes. of Ahat Geieres 4 Co.
Jonathan Montgomery. retired merchant.
H. s. Bnckner, Of BmckneF Il Newman
Edward Chapman retired merchant
Christian Raseias Printer and Counsellor at Law
an old good citizen, 81
Henry Shepherd. IT,, commission merchant.
John Thernlli, Of ThoFnhiI & Co., cotton factors.
Felix I.abatu retired gentleman z955
Ambrose JfaHfear Formerly active merchant par
tally retired md sugar planter.
Edward Shift commission merchant Of an old cti-
Hart NJ: Shtf.
Augustus Montgomery, Of Montgomery & White, son of
the retired President
Guihhert H. Slaepml, the house Of sloeomls & TO-
the of The house Of Rogers, Sill & Siu
comb, established here in the year 1923 In the hard
business.
Pnl,arf Ilny+s rasla
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The expected changes In the chief executive
offices of the Bank Of Louisiana transpred to-day.
It was brought about by the physical infrmities Of
our old and respected citizen, VIM. W. Montgom-
cry, who has been part and parcel we may say, Of
the city Of New Orleans and State of Louisiana in
fact, of the great country bordering on the mighty
Mississippi, since the year 1903 It has been known
for some months that he would be inhibited from
advancing age, from occupying his usual seat at
the Board of Directors, and much talk and many
inquiries have been made, who would fill the va
caney of Presidency, or on whose shoulders the
honorable and distinguished mantle would fall
For it must be regarded that it il ordinary honor
to occupy the place Of Story and a Montgomery.
The Bank Of Louisiana, which went into operation
in the year 1s24-nearly SO years ago--has had
only two Presidents, the late Benjamin Story and
Mr.. Montgomery, who was called to the office In
| the year 1s4s. The gentleman now designated as
President, by the election to-day, has for years
been connected with the institution, and is of the
manor born, or has been q permanent resident over
forty years. OF course, it is well understood that
the mantle will fall on the present cashier Of the
bank.
The stockholders to-day at their annual election
selected the following gentlemen as their standard
A y. r..
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
ws1bur,s Omnibus Lint

The Coaches and Baggage Waggons Of IIBUR'S DMNI
BES LIN will call for at Of the Hotels or IN
any part the city by leaving orders st the Office Of the N u
j. and g. n r. r., On st, Charles street. -,
jain II L. ~ Wlhfst9h.
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JEFFERSON cry I'm N lseE
Arrived to-day, s6s Western and ss5 Texas gats16,
Cattle. Prices easy for purchasers " oar quota
tons:
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REMOVAIS---RE
L a5VaI.:::.... REMOVAL.
bRs CLARK d FRIEnRIGfIs Dentists,
Have removed from f2 to i4t NAL STREET, one door
fron, Crescent CITY Bank jail If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

r A4Y Nf}TIGFs-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAl.=
- lice of my profession and be found my Office Is
Camp street z
myi8 ly - u. u. REYNOLDS.
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~ lIIALII.lIssIs 4: nI0I'HER, MANgFAo

Mo WnEE n ~ III Varieties Has also % hand large
assortment Of Cooking, Parlor and BRr+room Stoves
and prepared 10 bill al orders in the above line in the City
Country
vi. Copper tsayaazed Ic Tn and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing Dawn Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads
Have exclusive right the State nf Louisiana make
yed the recently patented invention af Jabez Lewis from
the which the roof 81 buildings washed Nil aIt
prior The @ster being conducted g the cses Being self
acting the necessity any hand labor
Actjon, u featirs prsdnsed here before. dlsly
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n LEARY e. BLAIxENE x. CoPPERsMITHs
and Sheet Iron Workers. Front and Fulton streets, be-
~ ssSfween Nntte Dame and Julia streets,
Being both practical workmen, prepared to ex-
ecuia thing line with afacly possessed by other
firm Iii tile city.
Ali srders for Chnneys Boxes CHARTERS Rreeehnga
Stills Fire Beds Filteres Pans, Heaters Copper Tin and
Worms for Dlers and Sheet Iron Pipe will receive
immediate attenian.
n~ders plantations steamboats, attended to With
prDffptness and dispatch. dl INV
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY Err
corner Of oFai and Orleans hegs leave remind
the citizens of New Orleans that the manufactured
of FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY next door to the Or
leans Theater and that he better prepared
FURNISH REFRESHMENTS Of all kinds, for BALLS and
Union All description of Candies, Grystaxed FRUITS Cakes
and iellies, constantly on hand. NIL aia
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PHELAN's IMPROVED Billiard TABLES

b1iH v
R1 These tables in and may be at Mlers
Southern Billiard Saloon HOS Gfayier also the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs and be obtained from
H. MILLER soils Agent this city, who also Sails all
ticles In the ine follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Leates Chalk He has also hand and for sale
savaraI ana ssennd hand billiard Tables tyI Nv
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAnIENTAL

~ IRON WORKa.The undersigned beg leave to inform
he public and builders generally that they ays manu-
W. featuring kinds 81 Architectural and Building Iron
Work their foundry n Magnolia and Ea,o ests
Office III Davidson Row Garonele strestsueh Ferandahs
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Bridges, Roofs etc.
uu,n Fenfiasurs Sash Weights etc and ill all orders OF
every description Of Easg Columns Store and House Fronts
N BENNETT 4 LURGEs. Daytdson's Row
- i1nnoari atstrea
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HYDE n GOODRICH
Importers,
CORNER or CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
NEW ORERxHs I.sf

s.6k SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE ~.
known r. the Melrose Plantation q 70 miles absss1
finer particulars refer BeIoca, Nobo Co.. Tie m
defsiEneat on the premises
I'm J,fTFTsETf|y7N