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press. c1scty scffe4, 20 all parts Of the country.
PBlCES-Fuli strength $40; half strength 81; quar-
ter strength, 81 per bottle.
TFREMEMBER-IAi medicine is designed erDress-
Iv 10r OBSTINATE CASES, tch5ch al other remedies
Of ne Kind haze triied cure als0 that % Is uarraf
ed as represetted ~ EVERY RESPECT or the price
iriN be- refiHded
ITBEwARE OF IMITATIoNsl None genuine
and warranted. unless purchased directly Of Dr. N at
bis REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS.
EASE. no. rs Union street, Providence, H.
This spec.aay embraces 1ll diseases Of Pripate
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly edu-
Gated phy stefan Of twenty years practice, giving them
his irh0fc attention,
Consultations by letter or otherwise are sfrietly
confidential aud medicines will be sent by express,
O8 observation, TO all parts Of the United States. Also
udafons for patients from abr ad wishing for
and quiet BErREAr with good care until restored
. t0 health
eau flON-It has been estimated that ttoo hun
dfed n4ls0na dollars are paid to swindng quaoks
nualy, ia New England alone. without aRy be,eft to
90 those who pay IT, Most Of this comes Of a
class 0f persons who tho least able lose it, but
once paid they vet IL baok, and they COM
PEELED TO suffer the wrong in silence, daring
pose the cheat for fear Of exposing themselves All this
comes from trusting. t0ith0N inquiry, u who are
alike destitute Of honor character and skill, and whose
only accommodation is their fllse and exayagan
in praise Of Mensoipos. IT, therefore you
would avoid being hiiDi5tgged take mans word no
matter icAa his professions are, but MAKE INQUIRY
it will cost you nothing but may you many regrets
for advertising physicians in nine ont Of ten
bgHs, there is safety in trusting any Of them,
] less YOU know rho and ehdf they
I]rDr VI. will send FREE, By enclosing STAMP
as above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, ant
Prirto Diseases generally, giving full information
toiN me most und0Ubted references and Testimonials
without which Advertising physician medicine o
this kind is deserving OF ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
| EVER
Or Orders by mail promptly attended to- Write you
address plainly, aud direct to DR.. MATTIsoN, as a
bovc. $50
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S TEA W + Il K L Y

D. - 5fsSs& --BETWEEN--
r feD NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Landing and embarking Passengers At QuBHNsrows'
Qrcland) The Liverpool, New York and Phila deiphia
Steamship Company intend despatching their iulpower-
ed Ciyde-huilt Iron Steamships a. follows
GLASGOW. saturday, aug D.
GITY or BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. 10.
KANGAROO, Saiuday' aug ~
aud every Saturday, from fer a. Norm hfer at noon
RATES or PASSAGE;
FIRST CABIN, s75 90 SIEkRAGE, S300
do. 90 London, 5000 do To London, ~ w
do. oParis, $500 do. to Paris, IS 90
do. 10 Hamburg, IS % do. to Hamburg. 5000
Passengers forwarded to HAVE Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., at equally low rates.
IPPersons wishing bring their friends can buy
tickets here the following rates, 10 New York From
Liverpool or Queenstown lst CABIN, S75, $50 aud 500
Stecrage from Liverpool SO o. From Queenstown
$40
These Steamers have superior accommodations FOL
passengers and carry experienced Surgeons They arr
built in Iron Sections, and have Patent Fir
Annihators ON board.
For further information apply in Liverpool 10 WIN
INMAN, Agent. % Water Street; in Glasgow 10 WM
INMAN, 8 ST. Enoeh Square in Queenstown TO q I
" d. SEYMOUR Co IN London TO Elves
MACEY, 81 King William 1t. in Paris 20 ~ LIE
DECOUR, 5 Place de Ia Bourse in Philadelphia q
JOHN &. DALE, Ill Walnut Street or at the Com
pAny's Offices JOHN q. DALE, Agen'
$500 rs broaaioay, ". Y.
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Special aoticrs.
RRANnRErH,s PILLS

In the restoration to health of those who have bsen
stricken by apopoSy paralysis they the only rca-
bic medicine. In all affections Of the lungs chest and
bowels their prompt use saves lives and quickly
Pneumonia, pleursy cholera, Wind spa,ms, worms,
cholera morbus datrh0a, dyseniery, whether from ma.
ara eating uurpc fruits other faults in diet yield to
their influence Asthma, govt, rheumatism, liver aec.
tons, ruptufes, Inflammation Of any organ eysrs wheth.
er ague or other specific evers bilious diseases aun.
dice. ST. Nus' dance smallpox, measles Group cry
spelas white swellings, piles, ulcers Of thirty
years continuance and especially ulcers Of the liver,
have all been cured permanently by these celebrated
Vegetable Universal Pills In female complaints and
nervous diseases they have been equally succcssful -
wide changes Of life both asst and second periods
Epilepsy depression Of spirits, nghifu Dreams all %.
sructous aud rclasauons by them cured dispersed
and corrected
Price % cents per box.
Sold by L. =. Pierce aud Fred y. smith, Montpelier
Vt, and by all respectable dealers IN medicine. 655s
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MEETING OF THE PROPRIErORS
WI OF TIE UNDIVIDED LANDS IL VOL

IVI T.
10 Porter Crane, Justice Of che Peace ,rthiH and for
The County Of LaB0iHc aud State Of Vermont:
We Isaac Pennook aud Isaac NJ. Fennock, Of Morrl-
town in said county. and Adophus Hoiton and Alden k
Judeyine OF Hardwck In The county u Caledonia, do
hereby request YOU to meeting Of the propretors
Of the Of Wolcott In the oounyof Lamoie 10 act
upon the following matters, viz.
lst-To choose a Moderator;
2d-ro choose a proptietol's Clerk;
3d--To choose Treasurer
4h-To see IL the Propietors will divide into seversltes
all or any part Of the undivided lands belonging to said
propriotors of said town OF Wolcotti
5th-Seo II the proprctors Will make survey and al
lotmeut of said undivided land
6th-Choose Committee To survey and alut the same
7fh-See II the proprcturs will raise tax to defTay
the expense OF said survey,
sih-Choso a Collector 20 collect said tax,
Qtb-See II the proprctnrs will -ctuets the lots
they soverally occupy In lieu OF their draft.
ISAAC PFNNOCK,
5. NJ. pENNOCk,
ADOIPHUS uOTON.
ALDEN Y. JUDENINE.
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VERMONT AND CANADA RAILROAD

4 I'IN.IV ~ nv N1tlNlAJN NAIIINOAU
COMPANN.-A dividend Of four per cent. has
been declared payable 18Th Of August proXmo such
are stockholders Of record the close Of business ON
the 9TH DAY ~ August, 1861.
stockholders residing in Vermont will be paid at the
office c' the Treasurer in ST Adams.
All other stockholders will he paid a. the office OF I'd
ward Blake, Esq., 80 Court Street, Boston Mass
". @. SMITH, Treas. VI y G X. Il. Co.
ST Adams, July 26. 1861. iuiJ 80 auglO
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T7V- We have received from our army cor
respondent. j. b. L., Savannah Republican
of July 10. which be picked up on the battle
field at Bull Run. 1t is quite curiosity in
It's way, and we may find room hereafter for
some extracts from it.
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n d. PALMER q CO, SAIL, TENT,
IL. FLAG AND AwNlNG MAKERS.
l.. b. r. * Co. the only authorizes AGENTS tor me
Manufacture of the celebrated SIBLEY TENT IN the
H. b. PALMER & co.
Blown L0vclfs Wharf.
6R Past Boston, MSS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

qr A single bottle Of sPALDTNGs PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its annually. On
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

We offer to the country trade and consumers, COM
plete assortment ofevery variety Of LlQUOHS WINES,
&c and would say that experience Of more than
FORTY YEARS Importers is not only sufficient
guarantee Tor the PURITY OF OUR GOODS, but that
II enables to offer advantages TO buyers that cannot
be exceled by any house go Boston. Owing the dii
Guilty Of procuring, in many towns strictly pure and re-.
liable article OF Liquors and VHes for medicinal and
other purposes have TOT many years given special at
ention to filling orders for pRIvArE Use, and consum-
will find greatly their advantage 20 send their or
ders to direct, we employ travelling other
agents whatever. Persons who require Pare Liquor
and Vines in large small quantities, may
ed that all orders will receive best personal attention
and that every article from house will be salts
factory in every respect Communications by mail will
receive prompt attention, with full and complete cata
ogue Of goods, prices, sc.
l. n RICHARDS X SONS,
81 50 State Street Boston.
Boston, April 6, 1861 1894
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sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
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Mdrriages.

In Montpelier, July p by Rev. y Druon. Ma. James
Goodwin aud Miss Ann O'Leaty. Of NJ.
Ia So. Johusbury, July IL, Lieut. John II. Hutchin-
son " Co. G. 81 Regiment V. V. NJ, and Miss Mary L
Graham, oil Of 81 Johnshury.
IN Barre. July T. Mr.. Aaron H. Martin Of Peaoham,
aud Miss Macy Jane Herring Of Moretown.
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Loss OF HAIR.-Much Of this deprivation is
caused by sheer neglect after illness, or some
other temporary drain upon the follicles at
the roo. of the hair, DIR. Bellingham, of
London, has identified his great name with a
e" Stimulating Ongueni." invented by him ex-
pressly 20 meet such emergencies. Messrs.
il. l.. Hegeman g. Co.. of New York, now
hate the entire agency for the American con-
tinent. This is quite sufficient endorse
ment Of the universal reputation Of the afii-
Gle. See their advertisement.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
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Copyright secured
Il VIE u Il Z A I n ID | A n REM EDY
FOR FEMALES

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything OF the
kind and proving cfeotual after all others
have failed, is designed FOR both married
ant single iadies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, A. II will
bnoRun the monthly iekness in oasos OF
distractions, After an other remedies Of
the kind have been tried in vain.
over 1900 BOTTLES have now beer
sold without SINGLE failure. when taken
as directed, and without the least injury {,
, to health in any case. TPIt is put up il
bottles Of three different strengths, with
full directions for u.fr, aud cent hv Nv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

II The New York World, in commenting
on the course Of Gen. Patterson, under the
caption Is Gen. Patterson Traitor = al
ludes to facts already well known to the pub
lie, and concludes with the following grave
charges
But there are other facts necessary 10 be known 10
complete the picture Of character 50 damaging that
Gen Patterson did not think II due TO his reputation 70
ask for court Of inquiry Is the clear duty Ut the gov
eminent 10 order martial. Gen. Patterson has
been ecenty weakening the main body of the army
Washington by sending urgent requests Tor reinforce
menis representing that they absolutely necessary
70 enable him ~ cope with Johnston. In compliance
most efficient regiments were dispatched 10 hm-like
Colonel Butterhelds New York Twelfth, for example
aud one Of the splendid Rhode Island batteries which
would otherwise have greatly strengthened Cen Nc
D0wells army. Why did he draw these important
corps keep them Ia idlencss lFhaf IS dtH noFst-
Saturday he day before he grept bate, Gen rat
tersoa messenger 10 Washington 20 assure ths
GorernReHt that he had the most postte e0taeace MAJ
0hfon still IN Winchester That false ntellig
conveyed that late hour Is the very best service he
could have rendered the rebels II he had had perfect
understanding with them, and had wished 20 aid THEM
On the next morning (sundny )-when the battle had &C
tually commenced and II too late for knowledge
Of the retreat Of Johnston be Of any advantage
second messenger reached Washington from Gen. Pat
terson saying that he had been mistaken the proceed
ing day, and that Johnston's army had escaped w
will not undertake 10 pronounce on Gen Pattersnns mo
tves they the proper subject OF investigation b.
a military tribunal But do say, in the light Of thes
facts that whatever his motives may have been his &C
tua proceedings could have been for the ad
vantage Of the rebels II he had been in secret leagu
with their leaders, and had deliberately intended 20 IN
sure the defeat Of the national army"
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SAVE TIE PrEcEsl

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
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Mf DIN Of n y. from the Military Committee, repor-
ted bill adding 10 the West Point Cadets number e.
dual 10 that of Senators and Representatives 70 be seec
Ted in the usual manner When dsr cts neglect 70 elect
REPRESENTATIVES Congress The fresldtnt hhaH nv ut
vacancies corresponding with the representation Of sau
districts,
Al cadets now in or hereafter entering the academy
shall swear support the Constitution. bear true aftyi'
ance 10 the national government, and maintain aud ue
feud the sovereignty Of the United States paramount 90
any aud ali allegiance sovereignty or ieay OF country
whatsoever that they will obey all orders OF superior on
icers ANY cadet refusing TO take this oath will be dis
missed.
such as ought be required Of any free citizen.
required him 10 demo unoe the allegiance he bears TO ms
State Besides the bill increased the power Of the Tres
den and authorized him TO select cadets, not from Con
press,nal districts but from any part OF the United
States he wished. Il will be record that this bill MAJ
printed and was pressed into passage without de
Ne. DIN Of New York claimed the floor.
Mr. Campbell OF Pennsylyania wished TO make an in
III. VallaudishAm Of Ohio objected He was preclud
ed from expressing his views. an
SIR Oliu said he did suppose the bill would require
discussion The remark OF the gentleman oi Ohlo was
keeping WITH his course here The ell dld h1t reg az
any man 20 allegiance 70 his state, but u u
provide th4i he shall be true TO his oath OF allegiance
the United States The delusion VI state sovereignty an
and state Allegiance was an argument OF the reoeS ah
traitors who have up defiance 10 the government
the United States, II the oath weighs heavily on IN
gentlemans confidence he should have uneasiness
sect applied 70 him. III
Mr.. Nallandigham wished TO respond but was met VII
cries of .'order" ffou the Republican side.
lie however called on the Speaker 70 suppress sue
personalities especially as he denied the right OF reply
Mr. DIN said the gentleman could make no reply, Will
Mr. stevens Of Penn Intellectually moved to table tn
bill, which was subsequently passed.
A resolution adopted, the Senate eoncurrng, th'
the session close Friday noon.
The bill to add 1884 new pupils to the Naval AsAdsm
passed
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The above letter inolosed photograph of Col.
Ellsworth which the author found near the body
of fire Zouave who had been killed in the battle.
II was taken in New York, by j. Quincy a. Son,
as their card is on the back of IL.
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| the words, " the Finance Committee be and is
| hereby authorized to employ an Attorney" and in.
sert in their stead the words, g the CITY Attorney
is hereby requested; and also by striking out the
| following words:
he f33fhe Ecso}rti That the fec of sad ot+oua sb, m
fixed by said Finance Committee. ~
Carried.
The following resolution as amended, was CON
cured in by the following vote:
Yeas; Messrs. Cox Forstall HARRISON. Whitney
and DeLabarre-5.
Nay Mr.. Wiltz-I.
The following resolution, adopted By the Assist
ant Board and mentioned in the foregoing report,
was laid over: y
resolution approving the sale the contract for furnishing
itS pipes valves, ETC. for The Luyee Watcrworks 10 nfH
Clark Co. ' ~ ''
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist.
ant board, was. on motion, referred back to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
\ resolution requiring all petitions asking leave Ia erect rDr
enGrcS black smith shops etc to be 81 med bv II Of
resi- cuts iii Tie nCEhbCrlDcl thereof.
me following resolution, adopted by the Assist
am Board, was rejected, as recommended in the
foregoing report;
y res Gtih granting CXttnsi"N Of four months 10 Lane
contractor for making bHuqre;les Mucariy sue
On motion, the ninth part of the foregoing re-
port was adopted.
The Board recodel from its action in adoDtinr
the following resolution, and rejected the same:
RESOLUTION authorizing lie Cunptroer TO warrant on tho
Treasurer in favor Of john je;ry actor for Hn new
ana rePAtrinE old bridges in the Second District
On motion, the Board adjourned till Tuesj1av
next at O'Clock p. VI.
CHAS, CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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e,u +. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of o cleans

s1xIEus cor,p -, r.-.., LA VILE DE LA MILE
della Nouyelle- Orleans SION de- pERTBsy SSuGCES
EN yERTU dun writ de saisfe Ell ve,ta ca
MOI ndreSSe par PHonorable Sxieme CoIr de q
dans raaire cidsg e procdaera T
ue "a commune, entire les du Camp ct des Nagasn m
cription, sRvoir- ~ " i'''PA'''e "oiit aalt IA des-
vile G iHkk AIN slime daus lie Premier District de cete
@ uils ~ let borne les Prytanee rnsrhNra
.ene ct Il Charles lie dit terrain fonr Tanp Il, o IN
tamS az gpilcharc ct unC facade de So pieds sur Ia e
''Rse 81 ~ pieds 10 pnHCeS dc pr0ronIenr 0 -
trouyen te tuntts les RaSeS Ct amdorations ou sy
d.. SN TERN AIN Su6 dams lie dit iIot az INN, .
poncSs @ m dSssns dtcrt nyan nne facade de- 30 Nat
SGse das rafaire Ct ,iesse III p'euS 0e pFolohdeur
GoNDlTI0NS-Co aTt M r,, :. :,
at myI ,,. +. T. PARKER,
sheriff de Ia PurOisse IOrI6sng
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Monthly Report of the Chief tie uya cy Of Nh, 0
S0""9 u" NUMBER q persons Of Of
month Of March, 1861, and he c7u&so arrest
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bis H9ort to 1nSFm h hat he WIN commenss
in atfenoon ~ SDAf MORNING. at 10 O'Clock and
Game CicEens OF Dogs for SALE guaranteed Bears
ways hand N''' AlsefS, Co0nS, Rats etc, etc nj
re also treats tho Giffareut diseases Of ,bo D
Selteileh can al any time try thar Dngs Is - NJ.
tH hehheS on Apollo street. near p I;S " ~ gratis
DIES or near Railway Station Louisann 4yne OMNIBUS Ia
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BOARD on ALDERMEN

New Orleans, Tuesday, April g. 1861. 5
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
nent.
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi
dent pro tenn: Messrs. Cox, Forstali, HARRISON
Whitney and Wiltz-6
The reading OF the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was read, and the
petition mentioned in the same was ordered to be
published, Us required by the new City Charter:
SURVEYORS DErARrMEsr. CRY RaLr4S
To the Honorable The Common Council Board Aldermen
bst b s o e sg
has oeh horaetea 20 VIZ ~ ht
street from Pryania street to the rear of Twins prop
that the published required by the new
's''4s louis IL File cfiy Surveyor
The following communication was referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
sURvEroEs DEFgARrsESr, Cry HAL1,2
To the Honorable Common Ceunci Bosrd of Aldermen
eeneneR5 have ts honor to report that the petition Of
street published required The new Oily Charter
.le resolutions be passed ordering the sale Of con
Pf 8sf,' G ssE Eafysyor
The following communication was referred to
& the Finance Committee:
! ~ Orleans, March s. ISL
hess MID q H. s mon nEiSa Eaie
- Very psesa EG Ro f {. fsT c o[e%ns
RePeFt Z pnn29n Council CITY u NV orleans citienS
us Of New CITY Charter y se''o'
..,.... eossoL1pA IT PPaLLoqAs
Resolved from 81 TO SOL March 1861 555 81
$4,000 81 |
Fs ssss ssfg aaais 50 asp. issned BY $40
Ii Ihir d, Municipality ..:.,....... i g
Consolidated city 81 s'S5 4lso co
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a27AAD1FE's PREPARED ias.Usl
SPALDING's PREPARED G1EEI
aPAhD1NG's PREPARED qI.UEI
Save the P1ccesr
-" DISPAT
9a~'A Stitch In Tine Saves Nine.".ea
A'acctdenH will happan wellrsenJatea Ear,1,,
'Sty desirable to have cheap convenient Wv f
pairing Furniture Toys, G-ocEery etc
spail1ng's Prepared 6yr,e
'Set0Ai "''ch emergencies, and houaelo Id so
=" - Is always Tead3 and unto the sticking mint
s"*e'S no 'eT necessity for 'pina chairs s,ntcrad Vs.
neerb' heatieFs dolls, and broken cradles It ia
rev cone 9ae and other ornamental work 40 no,i t u
| dl13 Of Refinement and tagre ' '''' 10
tb'' AarnFaoe preparation Is cold being clon,;,
1sla IN solution end possessing all tire vaunalc
oe'f glue 1t nay nsed in the Dac. ,
12's 'A't'i"3@ oeli's vastly more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED,
H'B-A Brush accompanies each t,ottle Price 2sca,.,
Wholesale l'ep2t, No. IS Cedar sreot s7op, York
Adaross HENRY G. SPALDING Il CO..
Boz No. 5000 New York
Fnt mp for EonlerFin Gases containing four n,pbt
aoz9n' Hehutit5! l.ttt 2s-4E h {jhov-Cerd
PACKAGE S'Hh Sach
"5i'~h sinelobottlo OF SPALDING,R ppprAprr, ,,--
"iSHPo zen t'no0its cost annually every tonyehod s
0a by MI pT"nnart sationers Druggists flardwareand
Fu'nt5Ire Dealers, Grocers, aud Fancy Sores '''
Country merchants should make n motto oF ep Ar r1,-
'ht An Ed dlU G,whon making up thoirst 1t will sord
ny climate. ,1o III 'tano
kfAssMANN's IRON TIE........ygEs,x rrgr,
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is tho on1, nm r,.,
CAN DC 'eo with greater rapidly than rope Tho Orleans Cot
Ion rreSs uses this Tie exclusively re comDressng
" hoops are all painted, to prevent rust and ,iurv IN b
C }ton. " |
For SALE wholesale and retail, on easy terms NV
H. FASSMANN 4 CO.
q Commercial Place.
And r. G. LATTING Il CO.
=. -: l6 Union street.
iLRA1AIsD TAEsAEs-rsILE.TAIlD
S9''".........sT. LOUIS STREET |
Under the ST. Louis Hotel
@ oegaeaVe TO inform tho public that he ha,
opened BILLIARD SALESRUOMa at the above ,,ooo .
on',st''s to keep constantly on hand BILLIARD TABTEs
'u 'ie eoiebratea mandatory Of ]. ". BRUNSwTCK
iho Cincinnati OF all descriptions an prices. snch an
ROSEWOOD, ,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY
BIRCH AND OAK,
WIN AlhfSie' Slate or Wood Bed. Also Racstelle To,,
nd la!!s, Poci Boards, Cushions, Cloths GAGS pt. %
Gathers, Zen Pin Balls and eyarvthirl, or:s ont
arus oher GarlpB. -' w "' II
NJ b-SPeoifoena Of the above Tables can Il,
h"rIes, Marble H"l7 ST. Louis Billiard Rooms.
81 Ret a&:tog doneat Short notice sind ~, -
". MERRIAM
EvAa5a ~ taAt;{Sses or VARIOUS DINENSTONs .
solss, BAH&LLI { Co,
81 0a07a,on atroet
NAVE HUNDRED DOLLAl;s REWAuDI,
n0GiS Il ROSE native of the State of New York let his
p n i9f b1 5is S ETY. Had po red I d"
o; i.ht n icHoS oEefshir brow" wooen socks, and
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Sheriff of the Parish Of @ rIeaps
FAIRBANKS & Co "
WOORMAN & BENiENT'
SIxCHE CorR DE DfsrR1Cr Hcn,att "FoHm man & a II.
de Ia NoNcle- Orleans. FRFRE vg i W y ct
GEO; H. WILEY vs. les
MEMES, les MEMES vs. les
MEME%:-Nos S,I6, $50
I'm VERT'U de onafre y%tit 10 e.
- lac1s Il MOI addresse par rlIOnoraNe Sixemc Itn
DIct de IA NGqyec Orleans dams iosaftire cidess fn
Svpg i lie " Nd, - daTr. 1861 lD hturc, 4 "
ton de 7"' " =" 'e''o Pl'iiUe ct Hdjudica-
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