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SHERTFF,S SALES.


FouRrn DISTRICT CouRrt A.. U HENSLEY VS. ELIZA
Of New Orleans DREW, r. W. c.--Ho. 1906,
pY VIRTUE of q writ of fierf facias, to
I'D directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
OF New Orleans the entitled cause will proceed
sell public auoon the premises hereinafter desgnnted
SATURDAY, 18th day Of December 1850, at l0S 1cock
A. NJ
All the FURNITURE and MoYEABLB EFFECTS con-
tanned in occupied the defendant and situated
Raronne street. between Peido and Union in the First Dis
trict Of this city, per inventory 10 be seen in Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Cash On the spot. - -
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
ouAIHtEsp Cora DE DISTRICT "A. g. HENsLEY vs. ELIZA
u' ia N0aSeH' of''"p' DNN%' No 1i,csS i 8 : :
I'm VERT'U dun writ die Gerl fuclMs, a
IA moi adeSsd par onorahlc Qnatsieme Cour dc District
dc ID Nouyelle 0tans dams ate dssu e proetders 10
SAMEDI 10 de dacembte 1850 t0S heures A NJ sur les
eux c apres degn6si la pu6ique ct adlndicaieH
de-
Fous les MEuHEs c EEFETS con.ena dams Ia maFon oc-
cup6 par In dteuderesto ct uGo Barone entire cces Fer
dido dc Union dams lie Premier District de Ylle sui
want inSenaira deposs dn mon bureau pour reepurs
Saisis dams paliAire cdessus.
CoNDITIoNS-Compt moment dc ad,ndcntlon.
y. +. PARKER.
d9 10 Sheriff de IN Parnisse d'Orfeana.
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CoNPrRoLLER's OFFiGE, I
City of New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1860,

GoNrrRoLIERs orFtcE,
~# City Of New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1860,
mo. All j
Reselr That the Comptroller adudeate TO the lowest bid
next four several for each District numbering
and branding ali carts drays, etc, licensed by the city
The bids Shall certain for numbering each cart
dray and he persons holding drgys other icanse shall
u any pay than the snonn of the gdIudieaou
lSignadi w. O. @. CLAIBORNE,
Preside 81, Board of AtdsTmer.
[Signed1 FRANCES ALpuHNTE,
President Board Of Assistant 4Ngrmen.
LSigsedl A. D. CRossMAN. Mayor
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Nt6 Orlsalls 1aiIu G,gestsnt
rhs peyll,s Castle.
from ~ eoats.,. .,I.lIs N dc I,essrs''l

4 8sSxsN sRsvxtMnss ADvssrusn WITH Ax ARAn surET
sTEsIoS
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s,PEcTEIcArIoNs noe TEfE coNrts Acrs

Notice Is hereby given That SATURDAY the 9Th De.
ctmber 1850 will adjudicate my office at II O'Clock NJ
ng6 I2t V. DuPLEssIs, COMPTROLLER.
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Q HOMES & co.. SHIP BROKERS AND G0MMIs-
o. SION MERCHANTS 81 Garendelss street. nj #

CHERRY-lo 4 casks Duff Gordon Pale, f2r sale by
. S. WOLFF,
nsa corner GraYier and New LeYee SITS,
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G0ITTHERN BARREL FACTORH-We have
y sfarted On small scale the manufacture Of BARRELS
y sohnery hand for lot half and
DRY BARREIaS suitable for erncers and Druggists All
made Wood. Also e and p gallon Tight Ksgs suit
able fnr IiaunT N. T. BARLEY x SONS,
mid In M. 24s Canal street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

zThs tiss. ehaptsr 0f shs KoEan. Faha
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a,HtRp DISTRICT PouNp.-syaa hrenghl

the Third District Pound doodeiidren street, between
Clnnet and Louisa streets, esrHy-
One white She-goat. leather collar on the neck.
One and ~hepided She goat with black stripe on The
back long hair, crippled In the left hip
Which If claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound,
WEDNESDAY, December 5, 1850 at 10 o'clock A. N.
New Orleans November 80, 1860
G. I. FAYSS0lx D'ty Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCRos.
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NEGRoEs FOK SALE - IA

- REGROES FOX SALE 7 HAVE n
$S lust arrived with One Hunared aud Fifty NE "a
IN GRoES, from Virginia and aryand, such as Me GG&
ehenics, House Servants, Cooks, Washers NJ
aud Field Hands, will slsA receive during
eyey MONTH Large supplies exclusively from those States
determined rel prices suit the times,
approved city They canbe house,
Of Baronnu aud atAyior Streets New Orleans.
90 6m N. WILSON.
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT cE.


Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l
HAVANA, Oct. 27, 1860.
Mfr. Edtor-Since my last advices per Cahawba
of the 18th instant, the clayed Sugar market has
been rather active, and full rates have been OBJ
tanned; the several transactions that have come to
my knowledge having been concluded upon the
basis of reals per arrobe for D. S. No. II. This
quotation refers to dry, strong seasonable Sugars.
Damp parcels may be obtained at lower rates.
MoLAssEs-The small quantity at present in this
markets. held firmly at 8 reals for clayed, and q
reals for Muscovado per keg Of 81 gallons,
LARD-With large stock, this article is very
dull say from SO so to $40 so for bbls., tierces
and kegs.
HAMS are in full supply Some parcels have
been sold from store in barrels at from SIS to s19
per quintal.
PoTArors AND ONIoSs-The market is well sup.
piled with these articles Last sales of the former
at So 621 per bbl and Of the latter at 81 37a pei
bbl., and s. per 1000 punches.
BUTTER, CHEESE PORK AND BEEF IN BBLs.-aNc
demand for either of those articles.
HUNG BEEF IS bbls., eX-Cornelia, from New
York, sold at Sc so per quintal. .=
RIeE-l22 casks and 27 half casks from Charles
ton, realized l5 reals per arrobe, and l70 casks
from store sold same day at real lower 40 casks
from store two days afterWard at rate not made
public.
CANpLEs-6S boxes composition sold at $50, AM
100 boxes same description at s2S per quintal.
YELLOW PINE-Two or three cargoes have al
rived since my last adyices, which have sold a
high rates.
| No alteration in Cooperage Stock.
FREIGHrs-C Continue without any improvement
as yet.
ExcHANGEs-Yery dull: quote Sterling 135 t
144e. premium; New Orleans (shor) 5 TO &c
premium; New York eco day bills) q to &c. pre-
| MUM. As ever, ~
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER i, 1860.

nirectors ~ agents, may enter on any land
throuph which n, "y may deem it expedient t
carry the said Canal WIN or wilnout lne eohseh
of the owners, and lay 'us sns .outg 4loa . snai
of any land or tenements for he purchase thereo
as may be desired if they ast so ia' '''ei pio
ceedlngs are authorized.
The Company, However, bought the GROUNDS o.
plantation Of Madame Delord Sarpy BIZ rune. Als'
part of the Macarty plantation, and obtas neu ah'
enough for their intended purposes. Our ca " au
thorites have commenced infringing on the i1'
feet of ground or roadway which the Company
are entitled to; consequently, it is suggested to
our Council to investigate the rights of the city to
interfere on the space along side of the Canal.
There is very active business going on at the
Pontchartrain Railroad, and moderate trade
doing at the Jefferson Railroad. The jackson
Railroad ls under full progress. very large
transportation business, inward and outward, at
tends every days business. There are some hopes
for the stockholders of this road at least there are
CLEANS of sunshine that its future will be great and
prosperous. With the Opelousas Railroad the
friends of this great undertaking cannot but be
satisfied with the great traffic which is increasing
week after week, and with the present activity and
exertions in the extending beyond Berwicks Bay,
the public and all interested cannot but be graft
fed. In the meantime, the sinews of rapid GO
ahead-itveness-the financial material = requires
aid and increase. Some of the Construction Bonds,
| secured by mortgage, are yet to be had by pur-
chase.
We were in hopes to get off Of the flags once
without alluding to the King. The staple was
rather inclined to 1aziness yesterday, encouraged
by the high rates.
item. This, however, is met by downward tend
ency in exchange, which appears not to have
reached bottom.
The receipts yesterday were large, and now foot
up, since Saturday morning up to O'Clock last
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TALK ON CHANGE.

Previous to meridian yesterday there were the
usual gatherings on delet street-aiter that
hour rain commenced to fall lightly, and with
clouds looking ominous, there was not much dispo-
siton evinced for large operations, and with
drizzling rain falling, the day closed remarkably
dull.
On the landing or the great levee there was
more activity. The arrival of sixty sail vessels
since Sunday morning last-the most of them with
| cargoes-creates great activity in the way or
| towards dsehargng. The arrivals of the we'll
| laden argosies from the great West maintains a
| lyeliness and brskness about the steamboat land
/ ing The receipts of sugar and molasses begin to
instil some life the sugar depot, where matters
| and things have been dormant for four months.
| The gmlet rangers are preparing for the winter
| campaign. Their implements of trade are in good
| order and they can talk the saecharne into no.
tice, if necessary. Last week there was arrival
of $50 hogsheads of Porto Rico sugar from New
| York. Then there was reported as having come
from Philadelphia $50 hogsheads of sugar. Day
before yesterday cargo of 4S0 hogsheads melado
arrived from New York. These importations, it is
supposed, are all in the way of trade. Whether
they are similar to carrying Goals to Newcastle
has not yet been talked about on the flags.
There has been some Improvement in the grocery
trade within the past four days. Tchoupitonlas
streen and environs begin to present some evf
dence of activity and life. OF course, there is s
good business going on in Western produce. Flour
bacon, pork and other products are in active re
qurement for the Texas, Mobile and Florida mar
kets. The trading steamers are leaving daily will
cargoes of the bulk of $500 to 5000 barrels. TIL,
Mobile boats are going full and over full. Poydras
New Leyee and Fulton streets appear to be full o
business. AT the New Basin there are large ship
ments. The vessels coasting on the lake are ac
lively employed. No complaints in that quarter
A good business is also going on at the Cd or Ca
rondelet Basin and Canal.
There was some talk of the infringement on tn
part of the city on the rights of the Canal Com
pany. By section 8 of the act of incorporation 0
the Company the Company has the right to IL
feet of ground on each side of the Canal, by pur
chase, or by taking the same under appraisement
As the land, ground and Improvements have a
been paid for by the Company the ground to til
above extent gao feeD is vested in them. Ac
cording to this, the Canal Company actually ow
all the paved streets on both sides of the Cana
from the head of the Basin down, unless the righ
and title has been relinquished to the city. For
must be remembered there were no streets, lane
or squares of ground laid out when the Canal wa
commenced. Nothing but cypress swamp.
Il The first part of section reads as follows:
That the said corporation, by their Presiden
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NEW YoRk, Oct. 3l.-The steamship Fulton. with
Southampton dates to the 18th inst, which passed
Cape Race on Sunday last has arrived at this port.
Her malls were distributed to-day, and those for
the Southern cities were sent off by this evenings
train.
She brings the following additional items of Eu-
ropean news:
The Liverpool New York and Philadeiphia
Steamship Company's screw steamship Edinburg
arrived at Queenstown with New York adyices to
the 9Th inst.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. H.-The sales in the Cotton
market to-day wednesday, included 5000 taken
on speculation and for export,
The market generally closed arm at fall prices.
Messrs. Kfthardson, Spence & Co. say BreadstaGs
maintained 8 firm aspect to-day. s4a
Flour closed quiet at former prices.
Provisions closed dull but quiet at previous
rates.
LoNDos, Oct. n.-Consols to-day closed at s2s
to 922 for money.
European Political Intelligence
a telegram from Madrid says that an insane man
failed in an attempt to shoot the Queen Of Spain.
Garbaldi's ministry and Pro- Dictator at Naples
have resigned.
The French mail steamer Profits was seized at
Naples.
The departure Of additional French troops from
Touion and Marseiles for Rome has for the present
been suspended.
The French feet is to be recalled from Naples.
The Notifications of Cherbourg and Algers are
to be strengthened.
number of steel,cased frigates will be built
for the French Government. Orders have beer
given for the reinforcement Of the garrison at Mar
seies.
Teegrams from Constantinople announce the
destruction of twenty-five shops by fire.
Hobbs, the famous locksmith, is about to return
to America.
Sheridan Knowles the celebrated author, wa;
lost in the steamer Arctic while trip from Hal
to Cronstadt
Advices from Syria say the French have estab
lshed provisional municipality at Derial KAN
mer and reinstated the Christians.
| China advces report the ship Isaac Bell total
| wrecked. Her crew was saved.
| Letters from Melbourne dated August the 5tl
| say the trade is growing worse.
/ PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE prices for Flour are som'
| what higher to-day.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
The EIaetion ia Nebraska.


ST. LOUIS, Oct 3l.-Full Nebraska election
returns give Daily, Black Republican Delegate 10
Congress, majority of Ill votes.
Disunien Meeting in Montgomery.
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct 3I.-A dispatch has beer
received from Messrs. j. j. Seibels, Z. A. Banks
A. Elmore, L. D. Hollonqust and W. Garret o.
Montgomery, in which they oil say that Breckin-
ridge Minute Men held meeting last evening to
open their ayowed preference for Lincoln. They
declared that their order gotten up for the pur
pose of breaking up the Union.
Mitchell, seeeding delegate from the Charleston
Democratic Convention, made speech, in which
he came out boldly for disunion. -~
Resolutions were passed declaring immediate dis
solution of the Union in the event of Lincons cleo
ton to the Presidency.
Failures in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.--Messrs Josiah Lee & Co.
have made an assignment.
Messrs. Appleton & Co. have closed their doors,
and other stock dealers have suspended payment
Sailing of the Steamship Arabia.
BosToN, Oct. 3I.-The Royal Mail steamship
| Arabia sailed toward noon to-day for Halifax ant
| Liverpool.
| The latest New Orleans mails taken out by the
Arabia are those of Friday, 26th inst. The --latest
telegraphic dispatches are those of yesterday
+
| (Tuesday.)
The Arabia took out no treasure on freight.
Domestic Markets.
| New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Cotton market close
quiet with sales of 1900 bales at II lc for Middling
Flour closed dull the sales comprised 1850 bbls
at S. 25 to s5 80 for Superfne State. The sales Q
Whisky included 800 bbs. at ~ to 223c. per gallon
| Wheat has experienced an advance of lc. pc
| bushel. The sales of Corn embraced Il ,000 bushel
at prices ranging from rs to 76c. Pork dull; sale
$50 bbs. at sl9 for Mess. Coffee-sales Of st. Dc
mingo at III to 13c. per lb. Cuba Sugar is sellin
] ct 81 to 7ac. per lb.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 31.-The -four market close
dull to-day with sales at 81 s0@4 IS for superfne
| The sales of Whisky included 1000 hbls. at l6at
per gallon. Pork closed dull at SIS 90 per bbl. fo
mess. Corn is quoted at 4o@43c. per bushe
Oats are worth SOC. per bushel.
i River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3l.-The Ohio river at thi
point was falling this evening, with four feet fou
inches water in the canal by the mark.
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ARRIVAL oFTHE STEAMSHIP PPHILADELPHIA-The
steamship Philadelphia, Geo. W. Brown, com
mander, from New York to New Orleans via Ha-
vana October 90 left the dock, strong gale Of
wind blowing from N. E., with thick weather, and
was compelled to anchor at Quarantine. At A.
NJ, Oct. 81, the weather having moderated little,
she proceeded to sea. Oct 2B, saw o ship at
anchor inside the Reef, with several wreckers
alongside, supposed to have been ashore on Tri
umph shoal. When passing Key West saw two o
S. naval steamships, supposed to have been the
Susqnehanna and Crusader, one of which signalizet
us with return. Oct. 27, at 8 o'clock p M, ar
rived off the harbor of Havana, the 2sth, at sun
rise, entered the harbor, and proceeded to sea Al
8 P. M, and arrived ut New Orleans Oct. 81, at
p NJ, with twenty two cabin passengers, VIZ;
II. Conner T. W. Coles and Bro, A. Coles Ed Champil1
and Bro Golden b. Coles soSon San WIZ fsnsh s9a
ton and wife Miss Sfanyon r. T. Wlon, Mrs r. fscla ia
bn Hoverus f. Bruveol, w. orHat T. H. WeniSen ana %
in hA
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evening. as follows:
jackson Railroad, yesterday mornings train

Total since morning nth October. ..........-. 4sTl7
This will do very well for FIVE days. A large
load was due yesterday at the Jefferson Railroad
from Mobile. The receipts at Mobile are light
compared to last year. This is accounted for by
the very low stage of water in the Alabama rivers.
The winter schedule of the Mobile mail line of
boats goes into effect this day. The boats leave
the railroad on the arrival of the 81 p M train of
cars. The mails will be closed at the Post-ofice
at the usual hour in winter % P. NJ.
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HAVANA, Oct. Is. 1860.

HAVANA, Oct. 2S, 1860.
Mr.. Edtor-The only transaction of any moment
in Clayed Sugars of which have heard since my
adyices of yesterday, is the sale of rather large
parcel of only tolerably good quality at the follow
ing rates: D. S. No. s to at reals, No. IL to Is
at reals No. 16 at 10 reals and Whites at Is reals
per arrobe.
Holders endeavor to obtain higher rates than
the basis of reals for D. S. No. IL, but the
adyices both from Europe and the United States
not being of a character to warrant any advance
shippers refuse to grant the same.
The intelligence, too respecting the injury in
fiicted upon your Sugar crop proving to have been
greatly exaggerated, there is not any field for
speculation. The stock here and at Matanzas is
not above 100000 boxes, against 100000 boxes at
this time last year. 1890 boxes were received at
this port last week, whilst the exports hence and
from Matanzas were 364 boxes beyond that guam
tty. To the United States there went hence 3l7S
boxes and from Matanzas 1884 boxes, of which
s17 boxes went to New Orleans.
MoLAssEs-I perceive, is quoted at 81 reals per
keg for Clayed. At Cardenas sufficient could not
be obtained to ballast vessel; all remaining there
| being engaged.
| LARD--The market closed dull at $l9 to $40 90
| for tierces and bbs. and $ts SO to $40 for kegs
Stock by absolute count 282l tierces and bbls. and
1850 kegs. Seventy tierces, ex Habana sold at $40
and 500 kegs from store at SIS 90 per quintal.
| BUTTER AND CHEESE Nothing to add to my last
advices respecting these articles.
| HANS AND BEEF-Are stated to be in good de
mand.
/ CLEAR PoRK-Four boxes from store and 81
boxes ex Cornelia, from New York, are reported
as sold at SIS so per qnintal. &.
PoTAToEs AND OSIoSs-Must refer to my last ad
vices as respects these articles, also, as respects
/ Apples.
/ CANDLES AND soAp-Nothing to add to my las
/ adyices respecting these articles.
TALLow-Very abundant without any demand
/ YELLOW PINE-The cargos referred to in my last
from Pensacola, sold at s34 rs, and another from
Wilmington, at s3s per NJ feet
FREIGHrs- Without any Improvement.
EXCHANGES Continue dull and rates downward
MoNEY-Quiet and easy. Good paper is easil
realized at from to 10 per cent. per annum dis
count. Mexican Dollars, on ship board 10 per cen
premium. Doubloons Ii to per cent premium
American gold, very little for sale. .sz
Y 81 AS ever, ~
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Wonderful Effects.

1emusl onsall of Psburg years useless to himself
and soceys martyr ohs and Feyer-enred in less than
,hrec weeks and improved in eight hours.
Mary r. Bellnap sandusky. Ohio after almost losing her
reason as we'll as strength by Intermittent Fever with chis
restored to health in twenty hours.
j. r. Tiltou of Belgrade Name brought from DEATHS door
having suffered for years made we'll in Eve weeks aud i'm
proved in two hours
Adophe Monbro of France relieved in one hour while trav
Ing in the cars of the Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
was apparently dying with ohills.
Ellen R. Benson OF ockpor New York. restored after
years suffering. A perfect cure.
Thousands Of prevented and cured every mont
and not a single complaint of the efficiency of the
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Coal OIL AND LAMP EaroRIuM.--At the coal oil
and lamp emporium of Mr. H. g. Covert Artemon
Hi Chartres street, may be found inexhRustibe
supply he uneaualed Kanawha Parofne A the greatest
uminatory agency the world when its cheapness and eff
cheney considered 1t safe nodorons and as light
giving agency ridculonsy cheap There mistake about
this light is the great excellent um
Of Mr. Covert has sale also paolne candles,
all superior oils coal lamps and all articles in that line
We ask attention to his advertisement.
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UNHAppY ExoEpTIoNs.-A farmer in Strathmore
being invited to dine at Belmont, had the precau-
ton to ask the butler if there was any particular
ceremony to be observed at the table and was
told there was only one thing his lord aud lady dis
liked, and that was the drinking OF their health.
The good man determined to be on his good be-
Iavior, so, when raising the wine to his lips he
called ont, "here's to a the company's guide
health except my Lord Privy Seal and Lady Betty
Mackenzie Iil
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HAVANA LOTTERY. The following is list of the
numbers of the tickets which drew the principal
prizes at the drawing of the Havana Lottery Oct.
2Oth 1860.
No. l7,l75, the 100000 prize; No. 27,se6 the
$4,000 prize; No. 3,0ss, the 100000 prize; No.
1859, the $4,000 prize; No. lD,27s, the $4,000
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To MEDICAL STuDENTs.-Mr Thos. L, White
street. this mornings edition that he
has received editions of important books which
every medical student shoud possess See his advertisement
another column.
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srock, NoTE AND INSURANCE SeRIr BRoKERAGE.--
Mr. u A. Finey stock and insurance scrip broker
nounces through columns that he has resed his Office
ss Gravler street, near The eansl Bank
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To PREVENT SKIPPERs IN HAMs--In comm lni-.
cation to the Cotton Planter, Mr. Melville says:
There is, according to my experience. nothaia
easier than to avoid the skipper and au worms and
bugs that usually nfes and often DEF sroy so ruah
bacon. 1t is simply to keep yout smoke house
dark, and the moth that deposits egg will never
tended to this, and never hf I'VE had my bacon
troubled with any insect. | nave now hanging in
my smoke-honse hams ons I. two and thsss years
old and the oldest zee from insects II when
first hung up. am not aware al other o.uses for
the exemption OF my b aeon from insects, bat sm-
ply from the tact ths t my smoke,house is always
kept dark. Before adopting this plan, had tried
with injury, 70 pae A4vor of my bacon. / smoke
with green htok ory tlis Is important as the favor
Of bacon Is q zen utterly destroyed BY slaoking it
with Improper wood.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Doors, SHOES AND BRoG ANS
The pafca iou buyers called the extensive sale
shoes and brogans 10 lake place ths dag at ~ oeacs
A. NJ, e. Roger Co.'s suction ro ms, Nos u and Al OLD
Ieyee street aefn,s over 8 luo 90 days credit
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sulr BaoKaRAan AND ooAAlssloN.-The card
Of aessrs Jones Co., we'll known ship brokers and coms
sion merchants caondels street. published iaouf columns