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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NStices-Ihs Grand River Congregational ConIsrene.
will hold ts semi annual meeting KsOEgsils on tn,
hrSt Tuesday Of May, =. O'Clock, Pm
9w6ol -r A. D. oiDS, Stated Clerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
DistanoS.

johnson - s...lA
Stevens bat'ry " 4 <..IlSO yTds
Charleston .....3a miles
Length Of Morris Island ....3A
The Attack on Sumter by the telegraphic
dispatches We learn that fire was opened ON
Sumter from seven of the nineteen batteries.
The greatest damage To his works was Prob.
ably done by Stevens battery on Cummings
Point opposite TO which the breaches are
said to haze been made. With heavy met
al aud gnnS served In the manner ia which
these undoubtedly were, il would not per.
haps he surprising if in The c 'nrse of incess-
uulI cannonnde of thirty.six hours breach
a as effected in brick walls Of only four {, ct
thickness. even though they were at an
angle If lhirIy.6Ve degrees to the course of
the shot Anderson has 80 men, aud were
all of them employed constantly. he could
not work more then ten guns. Probably
only a part engaged for any considerable
time. There were from the seven batteries
OF the Confederate forces ~ least sixty or
sevent heavy guns constantly playing upon
the fortress, aud, by report, two thOn-
sand shots we're fred Andersons guns
were silent a great portion OF the time. it ls
doubtful II he fred more than ono hundred
or one hundred aud ffty shots during the
engagement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
What Pianos are best.

Mr. HALL gives II his noat candid oplnIon that q
Raven Bacon Steinway 1Ighte Bradbury Of New YOr
and the Chckering Emerson Lad PiAnoS Of Boston.
the bsst makes IN market.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

Magnificent styea Of and OK octavsa doubls resd6 y
@Ve and Organ AeoonS superior 70 any yet made are 10
In process OF construo,ion, and MUST BIZ SOLD. e
N. B-Thers BE- better Melodeoa bought than {.
b had Of Geo. Hall Al AshtAbula and bsttsr tea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
Cheap Pianos, HHmbHgry !

BsWsrs Of Of cheap Pianos pretending have n
Improvements patents, re- that being sOld b. stti
agents. &c
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
HOa0 to buy a poor Piano dsarlt.

90 10 dealer and tell him ynu 10 select. nrtAr
alsng "teaeher who plaV CrSsHsls Try the Pano
give your opinion. Ask II "a 10 ocaEes hsn ay yoa
have splendid Pianos advertised iso 5nir and yoa
thought you euld ger good for that Banter wen
the price, and tie dealer has poor Pnos you N b. ~
4 get Que.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

<"- ~f~%%AN 80 HIAIiAA NErNNMs
Ills Itrge aud beautiful paper, ond con
'sins The most v-in bic in lormslion on Spor-
'nuiorhea. az Seminal Weakness Ths
cause. tlec,s, and cure, showing the awful
Effects ~ The disease. On all oihcu Dis
.ases " Sexual Organs, a foil explanation
81 the origin Of Syphilis. the means OF pre-
veniion and cure. On Consumption. that
fearful disease. Orihe Liver, Heart Som
,ch aud Skin. On Female Complaints
On the various Schools ~ Medicines. On
he modes OF Treatment how rrsclsed.--
On the False Treatmen, OF Diseases. On
The various Medical IIumbugs. On the
Physiology o. Marriage On the Common
sense Of Medicine. On Diet, Exercises,
and Addition. How the Physician should be.
How % Prevent Pregnancy. And many
other things. SEND rR 1T. This Journal
should be in The hands Of every one. To
all who apply BY letter, with full description
Of age, occupstion. symptoms of disease Of
any kind. and habits Of life. Candid Advice,
free Of charge, will b. given, by the Chief
Physician.
Address with two ~ three stamps for re-
turn postsge.) DIR. j RUSSELL.
Feb. 10. Cox ID BRocKLYs. New York,
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HOME TESTIMONY.

SrEwA Rp-ylLLE, Posey Co. Ind April 20.
On. RoBAcK -Sir-I feel Il ny duty 10
present you my cer'fc'ie, 70 show you the
benefit I have received from your medicines,
the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
ri6er. After being afflicted for some three
years. giving our physicians a iris, and also
The medicines Of Dr.. D-,I was perrus-
ded to try your Pills and Purifier, which
did and they cured me perfectly.
Yours, truly, ID. J. FUGAH.
ESee advertisement.
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TTvHE following Is n statement Of the 4.
u nsnces Of Dahois county, Indians. for
the f-csl v.rr 1880. beginning the Lat day
of June. 1860. and ending the 3ls' day Of
May, 1861. bo.h Days inelusive, ss appears
from the records Of The Board Of Commis.
sioners Of Du bois county, to-wit:
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury June
Isl, 1860. a. reported by the Treasurer.
the sum Of 1884 AZ
fHkAra hsva hno0 Pornived NJ the
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Job Printing.

We are prepared togive prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or ook
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion Or
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and ON reasonable terms.
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Jasper and Wa shin gtOn a.
Jasper and ROckpOTt Mail
STAGE ROUTES!

~ ASPERJOHN, con troctor on the sbove
N routes. informs the public that he il
prepared 10 carry passe myers between the
above places, on previous apple alton being
made 10 him, on reasonable terms. The
msil leaves Jasprr for Wmhn gion every
Wednesday morning, and returns THURSDAYS,
and leaves jasper ior Rockpcrt every Mon
day and returns Tuesdays Orders lst = III
the Post Master in Jasrer will be attended
70. T4sy1 KASPER JOHN.
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White River Valley
.unsaunusAmDD C2Wss
sisaIssn INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Chartered Capital 1900, 900

N NSURES buildings, merchandise, house,
y hold furniture and personal property gen.
orally, against loss o. damage BY FIRE; also.
risks on lives u as low rates as sny other
responsible company.
G. b. ROCKWELL, President.
a. II. ROCKWELL, Sec'y.
The undersigned. ss agent for Dubois co.
will receive applications. and effect incur
ances iE the above eompsny. Office IN the
Court House. 6m49 B. BUETTNER.
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Young Man Read Ia'his 80!

WISE CnrSsELs Pr TIRE Yorsc can b.
had 10 "The Invalid's Medical Confdan,,r
published by the undersign ed Tor ihs benef
" persons who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premalure Decay. &c, Supplying The meons
u cure. Inprudent Maturity and Youthful
lndisTrssons are smm marty dispslled.-
rhou.srd have hriledihis little work with
delight, and dsse their res'cafion 10 usefui
ness il society from their first perusal OF its
interesting pages Send your address for .
copy, with three cent sfa mn for return post
age, 70 On JoHs ID. OcpEN e. Co.
Nos Ga ard 66 John ST., New York.
Nav ~ 1861 -3n.
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We are convinced that there ere many
parents of scrofuiuus, consumpsive, and dis
eased condition TO whom q numerous of.
spnne only brings suffering end poverty
To such We wonld say write, and We win
send you information OF a sure weIltested
and never failing PREvEE1ivE.
VIZ WILL NAIL FREE, 70 any one for a..
plying fos u,
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vTSHE undsrig ned, administrator Of the e.
y sste ~ Martha d Nc CulIoch. deceased
will on Saturday. the 2Ssh dsy OF Sepsem-
Der. 1861, a. my residsnce in cambridge
township. Dubois county, cell a. public auc.
ton oil the personal properly u said De.
ceased, consisting Of HOUSEHOLD furniture,
beds, bedding. books, &r-
Terms Of sale--A credit Of tw Give moi tbs
will be given on I'll sums over three dollsrs.
the purchaser executing q ote with approved
security, waving all benefit Of vaIussicn
laws. and drawing interest from day Of sals.
All sums Of three doll 70 and un der cash in
hand. r. =. DEB RULER, sdmr.
seps. =. 1861. \ llill n llII
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

Any person sending rs five new
su bscribcrs. and the money. will re-
ceive copy Of the Courier for ono
year, AZ present.
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Turner, House Carpenter
and In binet Ma kcr.
JOHN MILLER,

Sou'h East corner Main and Nc Donald Sis.
JASPER. Trp.,
Eu<A INFORMS 'he pnbc 6RN
&$s3fFTlA Of Dubois County snd 4$E
H60 lux vicinity, THAI he is now ~is>
q - located in his new shop. aud i~
prepared 10 execute sll the above kinds Of
wrrkn = credit sble style. and on ressora-
BILE terms. Furniture Of oil kinds kept on
hand md made to order. Particular aften.
tion given % turning, and orders solicited.
March 20 ely
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NOTICE no fl EIRS OFNPETITI0N7 r
t+<A SELL REAL ESTATE. IA n

S'ssecf Indians Dubois county: KIN
NOTICE 4 hereby Civ en,hst VIM Hart,
y Administrator Of the estate Of Ssn,ue
w. PostlethwaIt, late d Dubois county, de-.
ceased, hiss fled his petition 10 sell The real
estate Of the deceden,. HE personsl being
% pay HE debts; and that said
petition will be heard q the next term OF
the court OF common pleas OF aaid county.
~B. b. EDMO NSTON, Clerk.
+ Smith, atty for pet. sug7-3w.
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Total Receipts.
EXPENDITURES.

There has been paid out Of the Treasury
from the frrs day ~ June. 1890. 20 the
3lst day Of May. 1861, both days inclu
sive. the following snms Tor The following
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
D A COMMITTEES OF Five.

Committee of five gentlemen IS formed purpose of
maturing plan relieve the families of and
ceased volunteers in wants and necessities embraced in the
provisions Of the associations our midst
The committee proposes TO receive applications from indi
viduals families 10 act guardians the families Of absent
and deceased volunteers whose duty it shall be to visit them
them with fuel and in Of sickness procure for
them medical direct and assist them to obtain the
benefits Of societies Instituted and endowed for the purpose
supplying them with foodland clothing. - 70.
The application for guardian to be- addressed TO the Com
mee Of Five" hroughth the postoe Citing and
dence messenger will deliver written reply designating
one more families may be asked in the proxirn
y to the residence Of the applicant The guardian viii be
nshea with copy Of the petition family to the committee
showing the name Of the company and number Of the regiment
to which s absent protector belongs The committee in
vesgate the claims and Of the petitioner Should
the guardian decline TO act in the family appropriated to
her. immediate notice to that effect respectful requested
The necessity and benefit institution Of this kind are
two fold In the first place. there many benevolent people
In New Orleans Whose highest pleasure exists in Of chay
but are from the complete exercise and personal enjoy
ment Of It from apprehensono Of posture and from native
mpdey pf obrusion IN the cssAes ofohers Hence their
charities are pread broadcast through the medium OF societies.
which from the MISCELLANEOUS character their applicants
cannon separate the worthy from the nnworthy., Z,
On the other hand there Is in the poverty many
families which suns and makes them rather eat the
scany crust Of reqite abor and nger through period
hope in penF than permit them Of their little mes to
seek ask relief To these guardian wond angel visi
torand the blessing reoip ocal ii al sz55tF.t
None but ladies visitors Gentlemen In proposing
themselves guardians will please give The Of the lady
to whom the petition shall addressed, their part
The committee pledge nolae lis acts and is
rconditionals required Of the guardians in theirs.
The is and neither desire will
recefvecontrbuons d2o 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
The Forward Movement.

5 The Cincinnati Commercial says that the grand
forward movement for winter campaign, as con-
templated by Gen. clellan, has actually begun,
and for proof refers to the advance of Gen. Buels
army, sixty thousana strong, to Green river. It
adds Ell 4 &!gs 7i5 y 4,5y, X 4 5s g.y5s ~ q sd
i That q general advance is in progress is further
indicated by the marching from Louisville on Mon
day of the 3d. Slst, 24th, 6th 9th 10th, 21st and
$50 Ohio regiments. Gen. McCiellan's plan is well
understood to be that simultaneous advance
shall take pLaee-on the Mississippi, against Go.
.lHmbus, KY; in Central Kentucky upon Bowling
Green from Remney upon Winehester;v from the
Potomac into Eastern Virginia from Fortress
Monroe, upon Yorktown or Norfolk; and that But-
sler's, Burnsides and Sherman's coast expeditions
shall make demonstrations at the same time. If
this be the case-and we do not profess to have
either official or semioffical information
ments at all Important points may be expected
when one takes place and the forward movement
in Kentuekyis the signal Of q general advance. ~
~ In addition to the above, we have the following
from the Chicago Journal of Tuesday evening: "a
\ WeFlearn that Capt. Paulding, who has charge
of the recruiting service OF the Northwest with his
headquarters in Chicago received orders last night
to report imme diately at Cairo, and he will leave
for that point tomorrow morning. He will be in
command of the gunboat Essex in the river expe-
dtion. The Captain is a nephew of the dstin-s
guished Commodore Paulding. This sudden order
to Capt. Paulding, taken in connection with the
fact that the Western naval flag officer has within
day or two transferred his headquarters from St.
Louis to Cairo. would seem to indicate business. en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
rs Christmas and .H'eaC Years
# r II II G. FIT L OFT ER Y.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA voLuN
TT r. TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

The undersigned have undertaken organize and superin
tend Lottery to be drawn the benefit the Louisiana Vol
unteers and their families and solicit the patriotic cooperation
Of the citizens Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana in the
following scheme *" y - r." rs .f
1st committee composed of the undersigned shall from
the fourth TO the twentyt day of December present. with
the exception of Sunday be in daily attendance from 10
O'clock H. to O'Clock P NJ the ST. Louis Hotel len
Royal eet for the purpose receiving donations
Of descrponjewelry trnke books objects of art
ornament use which shall constitute prizes to be drawn as
hereinafter directed each article be labelled with the name
Of the donor ues otherwise instructed entered in book
for the inspection Of visitors. b.. ..-
3D. Each donation thus received will appraised by the
committee who shall issue lottery tickets to the amount of such
appasemen which shall be sold dollar each and prizes
drawn by unod tickets shall be sold the benefit
of the fund 5E 7t As5E7& p '.tf 81, sm. F'H
3d. The articles thus collected shall be arranged for
tion and constitute Bazaar for daily promenade Sundays e
ceptedD The charge of entrance be twenty five cents
4h. From Christmas Eve and every successive evening
excepting sunday) until New Years Eve partial drawing Of
the Lottery shall take place the donations being divided as
equally practicable both regards value Species into
parts corresponding with the number of nights through which
the drawings be continued Prizes drawn to be
after the close of the lottery Is. Pc y. EsE
9th Taoes Of Refreshments viii be kept by ladies' and an eff
Client orchestra retained ...s-,
9Th The proceeds entrance fees the tables
and Lottery will be appropriated to the purposes set forth in
such manner and form the committee shall seem most ad
ysable. 81 &'S~ he's ay-g rgs,y, g.'Ls#4 -.-
Il is thought that this undertaking will meet with entire sue
cess as Affords by the presentation objects already in tho
possession Of the donor graceful Of showing to our ab
sent soldiers that in these days Of evy they and their
families not forgotten any the presentation Of tickets in
the Lottery to friends al home Gin place of ordinary
Christmas New Years gifts the chance Of winning prizes in
good cause which they will surely peter to receiving gifts
nnhallowed by such associations 81 *'sE"
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Z TALK ON CHANCE,

Garondeiet street was remarkably quiet the
bpmhaste teiegraphic adyices received IN to Q r
| AZ. only created a emile. Carondelet street has
been often sold by early advices, but they are
getting wise, and Cry, pooh, pooh over three.
lonrtns Of the dispatches in fact, the telegraph
associated advices, one and ell, are greatly below
par on the flags. Amongst the great mass of non
sense resolved yesterday and published, was some
thing special to the Memphis Avalanche, being
dated December 20. Thrust be the very latest in.
Eteligence, and reads thus gs7 54
| JACKSON Miss, Dec. 2p.-The Legislature has
passed the bank bill, allowing the banks to receive
Treasury notes. E7s'S i n
This will do very well, when il Is well known
there is not an Incorporated hank ina Mississippi
nor has there been for years past. This shows the
base uses 10 which the telegraph can be applied.
n There was talk Of some further sales Of cotton
being made, deliverable at such and such times
we are credibly informed that many sales or pnr.
ehases entered Into have been by, imperative ne.
cessity that come planters are really and actually
inwant of lese0mmon necessaries of, sustenanca
for themselves and negroes. Their cotton is ready
to be delivered when the authorities will admit.
The Legislature Of Mississippi .nowsin session, is
going into the banking, paper making and treasury
issuing, under railroad speed. II Is impossible to
keep the run of the many new schemes and pro
jects brought forward during the nresant sssaio,S
The, hard money hobby has enumerated IL aTssis'
sippi The opinion prevails ID Mississi II m INA
banks in New Orleans are interested ia any N.
stacles which may Illustrate The INCORPORATION and
organizing Dc banks Id that state. / Tie hanks 81
New Orleans. have No desire whatever IL Thrust
their bank issues on the people Of Mississinpi
though thirds Or three fourts II the ciresnat
ing medium Of currency in Mississipni NAV IS
composed Of notes OF issues of4tbe hanks ~ Nav
Orleans, yet they have never ,eviatad fron, N
regular channels Of finance ana commerce 4 ~,
tend their issues pr force them al lie people a
Mississippi or any other State. Nor aowey here on
the flags of New Orleans care the yaine AZ j AN
tinenta dollar how many banks the Legislature IL
Mississippi may grant charters of INCORPORATION
for. 1t meg be well enough to add that there i
no gigantic banking system il, Louisiana that tbe
banks Of New Orleans are conducted on fhe n,a;n,
est principles Of finance. and understa nd,o ia
workings Of the system, ii id one az TIA nst al
mirahle yet known in the financial world. 3 ~
The talk is, that there Is no stecal necessitv a.,
the Legislature Of Mississippi 10 grant 4 cbarter
for d bank with five millions Of dollars.l with
branches III every other county in The state Tha
fundamental laws Of banking REQUIRE a basis 81
' " Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

4. "a HEADouARTERs LOUISIANA LEGION !,
s.ss cSs New Orleans, Dec. Is, lss1. 5
1.-THE Beaureerd Battalion being now composed of eight
companies as follows oaans Cadets Co. Orleans Cadets
Company r. Davidson Gnafds Caroadels Light Infantry Ed
ward Thompson Guards Piciwicks Csy Guards Wallace
Guard, is hereby formed into Regiment aeE n so
The commissioned officers will assemble at No 70 Camp
street on SATURDAY the 2ls nss at o'clock for the p,r
pose Of electing hed officers. 81 $Ss 5Et i Il $50
iMe,or j. s. Maliear Of GhasseuSss Pied, and George
r. Fosdck Brigade Inspector will preside at said election and
make returns to Brigade Headquarters according to law
;a By order Of
i&st g.,s ,NuMA AUGusTtN, Colonel oommandns
G. A. FospIcK Brigade Inspector 5 Il "a do ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
.ap appeal for SnsaGt .aynss
TO The y..
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES


NEW ORLEANS, Ang IL, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an sKeE to
collect receive and purchase small for Confederate
States deem necessary and expedent make known the
fact generally possible the better secure cooperation In
work which needs to done quickly Citizens and patriots
Eo Government asks for the many thousands TRIED guns
that lie unused In houses Recent experiments have
proven that any one Of fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball. is more than match for the
ueh talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place Them the altar of your countrys liberty that they
may at once be conseced to the noble work of Christian de-
tense II objection be made sending away your guns and 1t
be urged that you MAY need them at home the reply H. that
the snrest the necessity using them at home
is place them in the hands of the many thousands of brave
men VINO are now chatting with anxious desire stand as wall
of fire between you and the invading oe If this answer be
deemed inconcuve then the reflection that those high In au
nofty those IN whose Judgment all have confidence and
Who but fair to know we'll necessities both
at home and BORDERS have after mature in
auga'ed this movement should be Sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the you are called
on to perform Then desire short war speedy
and an acknowledgment of independence honorable to
Selves place your weapons at the disposal your Government
AS yon desire strike hearts Of those who are now
plotting our suugation and destruction let IT be known that
the usty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto SO highly priced take part thu next con
hict renden possible victory more complete than was
their defeat and route on the plains OF Manassas
My Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more pop1ous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
ofeoiiecng aad forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained may be well here state that any One who
Wishes to do So though he be visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns he has or
command to my address, of Robert Pitn No. Ia Cao
street, New Orleans. % ~ y. III "- "a,
vi BALLARD s. DUNN, 80
Agentfor Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Aru
for the Confederate States. - y -- auIs aptf
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Charleston
ftFT ~ 7F"t' s.@E'1'' Fire, ~H' 81 -T'+" 2. ..

The following gentlemen will Committee to receive
contributions for the sufferers by the fire in Charleston
South Carolina: 5gI 4. E4Ntf t71- - 5Tffg% 81
~ .0 DR.. B. H. MOSS $50 Carondelet street. 49,
1GT H. W. CONNER d CO., 80 Carondeiet street.
-Ss. ". B. PRoTHRo, 81 Garondeet street g. s-
sa- w GLADDEN., &5sElxAs, 1853 Grayier street
ore W. A. ELMoRE, Exchange Alley. ,f.5rl Is
-,2 " M NJ. SIMPSON, las Common street s5.'-
: '5't tS'HENRY@S. HALL Ii Fulton street.
"2r = GEO. w. LOGAN, 81 Carondele street ~
~ W. B. TULLIs, Perdido street z:
> -ft +. L! E. sIMoNDs Union street +- T f5
q THos. G. JENKINS, Gravier street. Ola 2ptf