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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

TREASURER OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY WISCONSIN
Dodgevile. July 30th 1861 Z
NOTICE is hereby given, that > much OF each Of
~ the following described lots tracts or parcels OF
and as may be necessary Tor that purpose, will the
next succeeding days, be sold public auction at the
Treasures Office ia the village of Dodgevie in said
county, for payment of taxes, interest, and charges
thereon, unless II e shall be paid before that
me- Sale 10 commence at o'clock in the forenoon
Of the day above nan ed.
FRANCS VIVIAN
o4tf County Treasurer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

g1.yH Rev Mr. GREEN delivered an excel
lent discourse on Sunday evening, at the
n L. Church in this city, upon the eau
(which led to the present war. He gave a
concise and trathful history of the whole
difficulty, for all Of which he had unques-
toned authority. We understand efforts
are being made to procure a copy for pub
LEGATION. We hope he will consent 10 have
it published, for it was worthy of wide
circulation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

MILrTARY.-An effort is being made to
get up Company for the War in Dodge
vile, under the auspices of CHAs G. Lo-
BIER, Esq. \ meeting viii be held in that
place on Saturday evening next, for the
purpose of a more perfect organization
As yet DodeeyilIe has done but little to-
wards furnishing soldiers, for the want Of
leader In the person Of Mr.. Lober they
have now q man qualified for any position
that may be assigned him, and we hope to
see good company organized at once,
that viii be credit to the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

EFFECTS OF THE Army WORM-Mr l.
\. SARGENT has left with US a handful of
Dat straw, which shows the effects of the
depradations 0. the Army Worm 1t is
entirely destitute Of leaves or seed, the
worm having deyoured the leaves, the oats
fallen of, and the straw become perfectly
dead The sample left with US was taken
from a field of some twenty acres near
Warren the whole Of which was ruined
BY the worm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20
= Il Il r I q u 4
LOCAL M WIS.

e55- IN consequence of the absence of one
Of Our hands, and the indIsposition of another
we shall issue bat one edition of the TRIBUNE
this week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

BAcK AGAN.-t'Eo ArPEL has compile
ted his new building and has moved bis
Barber shop into it lie has now one Of
the best shops in the West, and being a
worldly knight Of the razor a. wei a. a
member Of the . i. O, he Is deserving
the patronage Of al true brethren.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20
COMMERCE STREET, NEAR THE
GLASS AND EAnTHEN WARE,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, =
EnTCrX M nt<ts

SCHOOL DUNIvERr
u
viii n fo xIaPu
a t commence
o i THEN
h int Rauer tApVEy
s+4 5ttHHg$ i SIrINes. I5 s%
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

- Captains commission. with author
ity % enlist company for The war, has been
issued to CHARLES G. LoBFR, Esq. of Dodge
Vile. Capt J.. : prepared to receive The
names Of volunteers from any part Of the
county He viii make his headquarters at
Dodgevlle Tor the present. but will spend a
portion Of his time in this city to secure the
names Of such as desire 20 enlist in The serv-
ice of their country. We hope he may sue
coed IN raising a good company at once
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

\ NIaLINEHr MAcoN8rE. late of
Galena, has opened Millinery shop in
Phillips store On High street. where she
has fine stock Of Goods
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

NV BARBER >aer.-JoS. {. NrrcHELrE
has opened new Barber shop next door
to the iowa County Bank and opposite the
TEIBrNE Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

ENLAEGEp-R ID PULroRD has added
seventeen feet to his store. and j. fttin1
it u in tin cop strle
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

PEARs-Navor BRAcKEN has our thanks
for some very nice Pears Of the Sickle va
riety They are fully ripe and Of a very
delicious flavor Mr. Bracken, we believe,
raises the best fruit We have seen in this
part Of the country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

New GROCERY SroEE-Messrs. KLINE
X SrrATTLER have Just received, and are
now opening IN their new store, few
doors below the Post Office. fine stock Of
Family Groceries They have in connec-
ton with their store an excellent Bakery.
They nave our best wishes for success.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER

and in every case warranted to fit or no sale. Our
motto is cheap for cash. and to all who desire
name OF our firm on the sign on the front of our
store.
Call and examine qualities and prices, and satisfy
yourselves that money be saved by purchasing
Of US
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Prints, Ribbons,
Delalns. Flowers,
AlPaccas, Hosiery,
Fancy Dress Goods. Gloves.
Carpets. Dress Trimmings,
Table Spreads. Hoop Skirts,
Oil Cloths, Knit Wool Shawls,
Blankets, Nuhias.
Sheetings, FlanDeIs
Musllns, Boots,
Cloths, Shoes,
Cassmeres, Hats,
Jeans. Caps,
Satlnetts. Notions,
Shirts. Hoods,
Ties. RIcoIets.
Nantes, Irish Linen,
Shavls,
And large stock Of other Goods, too numerous to
mention Also, well selected stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
AND GLASS WARE.
JENKIN, BARRINGR & co.
October 80, 1880 43tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20
Toion 9, Range 1.
ional sections 81, So. and So

TOWN OF CLYDE
IOUH :, Range ?.
cots l and 9 NV or II !
Int NV Or 10
IoUa ), Range 8.
or u Inf Sc or - |
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Asb 0rleans 9ailp Crescent.
q, - 4 TsT,na1EryT. GOLUMNs
8iher SnttIligtate.
I'll - --------s ---------5 49, "a. So
fJsSsUrrr oYrIcr. No. TuClxr

S.
cRSsERxT oTrIcx. NO. 10 c4Kr sTsEsT,
Tuesday Morning, August 10, 1851.
Tha weather. yesterday was very warm, with q
8 heayq shower of rain during the day. Business
saa aal en the landing.
II We fnd ahe following card Of Capt. S. ". Gould
pabfsshea III the St. Louis Republican, B. R., of a
late date the steamer Empress, partially owned
by Capt. Gould, having been impressed into the
service of the despotic Federal Government against
the consent 81 Capt. g. We have long and favor
ably known Capt. G., as liberalspirited freeman
and energetic boatman, and take an especial pleas7
nre III publishing the following card from him.
His bold, manly card, speaks the sentiments of a
freeman. ana places him in bis true position, that
of a true patriot: &Aa
81. PAUL., August 4, Is61.-Mr. Editor: Dear
Eir--I see by your issue OF July seth. my name
mentioned as commander of steamer Empress, as
nra Of the fact of boats under contract to trans
port Federal troops South.
3 Pfssunine you have no desire to do any one in
Justice d place them in a false position, trust
Won win not hesitate to make the proper correc-
lion. have been in Minnesota for the last three
weeks, and had no knowledge of the achartering Of
The Empress, Qf, indeed, she was chartered } and
never would have given my consent, had been
consulted. And now say, as always have said,
would sooner sacrifice an that possess on earth,
and see my children begging bread than to lend
my aid or influence in the prosecution of the ir
repreSSute CONNECT 1of tue snD]ugatl0n OF the
South and the abolition of slavery. 5l.,5
remain, truly ysurs, Z. W. GOULD.
The Memphis Apaeal, Of the 18th. says:
4 The river was rising Yesterday. 1t had risen six
inches last evening. The weather was still cool
4 for the season. The louisville leaves at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon for New Orleans she is a roomy,
+ elegantly furnished and swift running boat. Capt
Price Is ID town. he says if the rise now coming
down amounts to three or four feet he shall raise
the Kana wha Valley, sunk short time ago when
she was on IRE, and quickly have her making her
regular trips. She has received no important IN
jury,
FERD. KENsETT FOR MEMPHIs.--T The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. Kennett. Capt.
q. 81. Brierly, commander, and Mr.. W. S. Harper,
clerk, leaves for Yicksburg, Memphis and the
Bends at 8 o'clock this evening.
MARY r. FOR YIcKsEuRG ~, The fast and regular
G. S. mail and passenger packet Mary q, Capt.
Jos. d. Phelps, commander, and Mr.. A. Mac
Vay, clerk leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
tie above and way points.
LoursVTLLE FoR MEaPHIs.-The elegant and
sWift.rnnning passenger packet louisville, Capt.
DOS Combs, commander, leaves at 5 O'Clock this
evening for Memphis and way landings. The
Louisville is -draught staunch, and has first
class passenger aecommod dations. Mr.. il w
Mancourt, the gentlemanly and efficient clerk Of
the Louisville, may be found at his post in the.
eff
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FLOUR. :. 100 bbls. sold at Sc for Common, 81 for
Fine and IS for superfne, 100 sacks superfne at
s. % bbl., $50 bhls superne at So % and 500 bbls
Choice Extra at ss@ss % ID bbl.
Corn 1890 sacks White sold at =, los Mixed
at 81 ard se7 White Mixed at sec. u bushel.
BRAN 100 sacks sold ats1 80, 96 sacks Shorts
at 81 50 and 6s ct 81 rs u 100 lbs. S
LARD Prime in tierces retailing at l53c. u u.
PoRK Mess is retailing at SIS o bbl. 4s+
WHISKY :. Rectified is retailing at S71c. y
gallon.
BACON. :. Shoulders are retailing at l4c., Ribbed
Sides 15s, Clear SidesI7, and Sugar Cured Hams l6
,@lsc. sa b. .s.-...-- .... -..,. g. , l.
GUsNY BAGS. 100 bales heavy sold at lag and
l66 Extra Heavy at l5c., cash
COFFEE. 800 bags Rio sold at :, and lis at
soc, 10 ib. 5@ -eeE
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Receipts OF Produce.

H yICKSBURG- steamer Mary T-25 bales
cotton Thornhil eco s do j W Champlin &co-
lot meat and vegetables Free Market-lot sruit
and sundries to order.
d BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill go
hhds sugar Is bbls molasses Hall 4 Rodd-24 hhds
moulet- As bbls molasses Ounce &co-l3 do G
Marianaux- 20 hhds sugar w e Leverich &co-2
do IA bbls molasses j M Putnam-20 hhds sugar to
Roman lS Kernion- so bbls molasses Z Bourgeois
lie hhds sugar Warneken, Kirchoff &co- do do
Trosclair 4 Haydel-s bales cotton Levi &co-5
bales twills to Menard s. Yignaud-l4 bbls sacks
meal ID Morgan-l22 sacks cotton seed F M Fisk
lot vegetables Free Market sundries to order
Total 1874 hhds sugar 227 bhls molasses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire Parish
25 hhds sugar W G Robinson eSuoa-. 8 dc Z Durrye
Z % do al bbls molasses to @ Kohn &co- hhds
sugar lot vegetables Free Market. :
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
UaprsH rs.n an rR 4,ap uJrz a,aM-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

49,. ---g r. CoUNcL CHANBER, Cry HALL
its.. g.s.Tl New Orleans Monday, August 10 1861.
The Board met this day, upon a oonvocation
of the Mayor.
I. Members present: Messrs. Cox, Forstal Hrch-
ins and Stth--4.
Mr.. Stth was called to the chair. 90
There being no quorum, the Board, on motion,
adjourned.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE. Sec'y.
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CHESTNUT GROVE WRISKxI
OHEsTNUT GROVE wHIsz


The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY t
pIres to Introduce the article pnbc py oil,
and country as the
Pnresd DIEuaablo SGirsauIant
which has sVer been prepared for medical proves
scorda aouce heabiu and ilvigorntuE eatesblea
whether disease. It sdsled the heat rye s
malt and tss nutritious proportion preserved BY prac,
peculiarly his whereby the uSI Oil ohar oz1u5 IN
sFedisnts known TO be contained in the Whisky senors
are coetely separated, that the absolute purity Of
tclafrom any foreign sdmi1turais il Guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from s1
nsnt Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia, Now YORK
the Stats Agricultural Society endorsed IL g!t tho
Diploma and Dr. Jackson nj Boston. has testified
10 its absolute purity Eead the following
CEETIFI ICATEs;
Philadelphia, Sept. 2, 1850.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Whisky which cent md that ro1s If the
poisonous substance FusIl Oh which is the character
site and injurious ingredient oftne Whtskas general uus
BOOTH GARRETT a CAMAC,
Analytical Uhemists
New York Sept. 5, 1885
have anayEed sample Chestnut Whisky eegvnr
from Mr. Charles Wharton, r of Philadelphia harms
carefully tested it, plessed to that entirely
from poisonous eeterous sobstauces IN anusua,
pure and fne favored quality Of Whisky
JAMES R Chiffon, Apslytical Cbsmsa
Boston, March 7, 1853
sve made chemical analysis of commercial aayapIes Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves thesavy
Fus Oils. and perfectly pure and unadu?tevRted. The
favor Of this Whisky grain uysd mann
featuring IT, Respectfully,
A, 4. HAYES, NJ. D., State Asseyer,
No. IL BcylstDr s,rssf,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut sEsst,
je5 1JAW PHTLADxLY8IL.
WINES, WIRES ETC
w cLAKkT-F66 Kleppsr's Margaux,
800 st. Esephe.
4OD ST. Julien.
ALE-260 casks SIarzettis East India Pale.
100 +. & j, Hibbeffs Fast India Pale
IS Bass :. :.
so Alsop's :, =.
PoRTEK-i0o casks !; J. IIibberts London Stout.
300 Marzptti's :. =.
| SHERRY-4U u casks Harmony Nephew's.
| WuISkY-75 bills Old Bour bon.
| Rye.
| PUNCH-713g boxes Batavia Arrne.
| For sale by s. WOLFE
| iel0 GrRvier and New leTe4 streets
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8ehielo of tbe alathsts.

CREseEsr orrlez, 10. 20 CAxP STREET, I
Tuesday Morning, August 20 1851 )
CoTroE. Nothing reported. Received to-day
SO bales.
TosAgG6... Nothing reported
SUGAR. . There has been . good demand, and
about 900 hhds. sold at previous rates. Fair to
Fully Fair 43@6ac. o ID.
Moi.AssEs. Nothing reported.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

of Cergyme Physicians Statesmen and
personage their certify the unpars
eed usefulness Of these remedies bnt space here will
the insertion Of them The Agents below named fun
gratis American Almanac III which they given witt
also full descriptions of the above complaints and the treate
that should be followed for their cure
Do be put off by unpnciped dealers with other pre-
paratnnS they make profit Demand Ayer and take
others The sick want the best aid there is for them
they should havet. ~ - -
Nos 81 and 1b Charres street. New Orleaus and by all r1g
ial5 fmtW
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mAYoRAl.TY-.-oFFICrAL.
- ~ ~ -
To Bakers.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, August Is, 1851 {

The attention of all persons carrying the business of
baker and other persons selling bread is directed the pro-
visions following ordinance entitled An Ordinance for
establishing Assize regulating the Weight aud Inspc
ieI II Bread all persons carrying The business
baker are hereby notified call the Mayors office prior
ne lat September and there make the declaration required by
the rst the ordinance the penalty by
the said first section of the said ordinance.
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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CATTLE MA RK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, August =, 1881
Arrived yesterday 2s Hogs Amount of sales
were $50 Texas Beeves, 50 Hogs, 2s5 Sheep and
40 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are, 2o4
Texas Beeyes, 80 Hogs and 146 Veal Cattle. We
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

For the of CosYeness Jaundce Dysuepsa Tndiges
ton Dysenter Foul Stomach, Eryipeas, Headache, Pas
Rheumatism Erupons and Skin Diseases Liver Complaint
Dropsy, letter Tuos and Salt Rheum Worms, Gout, Men
rasia. Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood
They sugar-coated that the most sensitive tax
them pleasantly aud they the best apesn in the world TO
ali the purposes Of u family physic.
Price, IS per box five boxes for 81.
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MTHREs. BtzAHDIAs, e &c.

IA edy, designed bo the eIecl Alternative that
be made It Is concentrated extract OF Par" Sarsa!Hria
combined with other substances OF still Alternative
afford effective anoe for the diseases Sarsaperlla is
repnted to cure 1t is believed th@t nch reledy is wanted
by those VINO Sne from StTnmoua complaints aud ttat one
which will accomplish their prove of service
pleey compound proved by experiment
OF the worst be found II the following
plants
Complaints Erupons Eruptiv
Diseases, Ulcers Pimpes oches Tunors Salt Rheun Scd
Drop8y Neualga Tlc DoiouIeux Debility pysDen5a and
Indigestion ysipes, Rose ST AHthOny's Fire and Indeed
Blood.
This compound will be great pror8oter health
taken in tue spring. eel the foul hGnors which foster ia the
blood at that of the year BY the timely expulsion OF
them many ranking disorders npped in the ind Multi
endurance foul erlptions eeon through which
the system will strive rid itself Of corrup1ns if
i've raedcne Gsane out he rtted Blood Whenever You
find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pmple, ernp
gh in the veins cleanse eneuef is foul and feel
ngs will tell you wnen Even where particular disorder
the blood Keep the blood healthy, and all is Welt but witt
this pabnlnn Of life dserdered there be no lasting health
Soone later something must and the great
chiuery Of life is disordeEed or ogerthrown.
sArsapaa has and deserves much the reputation Of
ceved by preparations F IT, partly because the dnE alone has
oil the virtue that claimed for It, bu because many
preparations pretending be concentrated Of it
tain but little OF the virtue of Sarsapaa anything else
During late years the public have med by atEe bot
dollar. Most Of these have been rands upon the sick
gg no, G eoSm as 2nL e ny any d @ ] o&t o3n @ no
parie which aood the market nnFl tbs name e is iy do
Sill call this compound sarsaparla and intend to supply
quy which e;s upon IT, Ana VIZ think we have ground for be-
eving has virtues which Irresistible by the ordinary
complete eradication from the system remedy should ju
diciously taken according to directions the bottle
Prepared by DR.. j. q. AVER Lowell, Mass. Price, 81
six bottles for S.
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g q oMMERciAL.
James Hewitt d Co.'s Circular.


LIyERrooL, Friday, 26th July, ls0I.
business in market has again been large this
week resulting further improvement Of I'd sd Ser n
but with feature reCo ID since the date of
Prices continue advance owing to the wabe
American adgees, there is at conteracng inu
either in the state Of Manchester trade
which later shows of increased
AL Glasses Of buyers have freely participated while be
noticed a within the fortnight the trade by their large
sases have added considerably to their socks hold
about 100 geo bales than at The end OF month The 800
winch purchased for expectation to the Northern
States have actually cleared from this In the Manchester
and very hr m Their demands for advanced
prices. s5 65is5 5755.F
The imports for the been Sc 600 bales the actual
exports u and tht sscss IA ng sent from
the quay direct to SINNERS The trade 81 O1
spectators sI0g and exporters o9 bales To-day iii
bales were sod-the market closing very tta We quote
Low Ordinary :. i. bssss6aSd
Ordinary Z fa7lSd,
SSpeu EIdlIary
i.oNf aluains m S1Sd. NJ!
-
air 8 d.
The snbioiued exhibits The cotton now on hand
the Imports consumption from Isl january 10 rts
Liverpool alone compared with the two preceding years.
& 8Ss ls6l.N 1860.
Stock of AneF 156 DO III4.UE
Stock Of als Finds Qu2 900 2S3 90
-Uu0 .555 ,l0
Exports. WI UD1 2eS .lt
Taken for consumption j il9 go L4l4 .G1
q Price Of Orleans Middling. ..,,..... SGD sgd
= Known from Amofica...S IS 900 ID ,Ga
India IN arrVeb bs Gent.
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r AIDES INE............"LAD1Es' WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,

SPEERiS WINE OF ELDER,
yraegssa Celebrated
E. For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMuLANT, TONIC, DIURETIc and sUDoRIFIS, which
tsfeto Physicians and thousands of Ladies and Gentle
in all parts of Europe and America. .. E.
ASH Gentle stinatsIa1lt aTad Tonic.
strengthens Digestive Organs, improving the Appoi
and Purifying the Blood. b. @
AS DIurette. ".z
1t irparts hsalty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS
Urinary ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GeuT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS u sszdoriRe, 5-- .
upon Skim opening the and expelng s I'm
pures by pesprao thereby driving of Erupton
systera and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SIX m and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indiana
long used the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany, 7---
The Berries dried and in
Speer'a Wine of Elder
juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dicinal properties, SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALL
oBsTRUCTIoNs improving the APPETITE benefttins
LADIES and CHILDREN. 1lS w
Ladies' Wine,
Because It will ntoxicate IT contains mixture
nirits other liquors. admired for it's rich peculiar flavor
and nutritve properties; ipartlng healthy tone to th
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS -tT
bg-A wnegass full may be used with meals,
any tinae through the day, as desired @-g-
We will only your indulgence make trial of th
Wine. 4s s'7m
For sale IN New Orleans by E. J. HART 4 CO. JOHN
WRIGHT L CO., JAMES sYME, Canal street, and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar propretor's prices. III. .
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor, - .
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yAS. C. KATfInANN'S

las. c. kATHMANN'S
R o I g A / n g
Are Cheaper apd equal in durability to
s l. a II II; R o o f y
CORNER BIENVITIiE AND MaRAlS STREETS, n. 0.
ny-Orders No 1888 Poot.oGte, promptly
ted jel9 tt
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, og1s1AsA SUGAR REFINERY FOR sA1s

| / ,Qgls1ASA 9g 81 ~ SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE
That very desirable establishment situated on the f hank
q ine sslssipp he9w the Government Wharf and within
investment capitalists ray Be desroas Of siding IN sGRe Se
sT psGsg4di sd G + sST5ne1n Ell o It
pan centrifugal nschnes bone black furnace ers zeould
requisites on E0 e5c Or a9 IN tact s hs
g oa s sfe oo %5 da @ 3 additional ezense it might
It has Saarf asehsd to the Iayee with su
f2a fs & &sRRiy .,e,
Sw ahssssss5 e. ss9s 5
he public az epd builders gsnsrally that .hsy
Work their foundry Of Magnolia Erato
Mailing Shutters Bank Doors Straight and cIToaS,
they Keep esnssaty 6spd CAST and Wrought Iron Coz
an,s ysntat6rs sna ssa slghs and AZ all orders q
'.'. BEENETr : LuRGEs, Davdsop,s Rop.
RhAck. = EzoLrz. No. 10 PorDRAs STREET,
r NEv oRLEAHs, la,
anuiacnrers Dealers Copper Tin Sheet
sTENoIL MARKING 1LATES, Tor Merchants, Msnurac.
ipsf o ys e''' Ps' etc. cut in Copper and Brass in 'ope
sg-gpnering and Roofing in all Its various branches
&S-.lohhlng nyanlptv attended to Ala II
| R&movAh .:....,...,..,.,.RnmovAh
| from Crescent 'tg Rank Isi7 ~
| pER1sY'S COAL OIL LAMPS,
and the Original MAYsyILLE COAL OH.
| At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE tof 20 years standng)
| No. ll2 Poydras street,
you cart aoG0J gallons of Oil nor $500 Tampa
on where YOU can and about 800 Goa! OIL Lamps Of all the
| phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally hav' hand Coal Oil by the bsrre which
guarantee usual continue supply with
from b'rres time, and just many
Coal Oh lamps requires aslow prices
NIP Il. PERRY,
| XJ0R SALE lOG casks Allsop's EAST INDIA PALE
| WHEELER Z SHEPHERD
80 Is fiNrondelrt F'rAat.
| AZ Late Of the drm of Shumway L Hews,
| UHol. .EsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
| Furniture.
| So ROYAL STREET,
| aI0 l> 'usnmhouEe aud BiauvilIo atTees
| r q. f. m = a. -rAs FILTER AND DEALER IN
| 81. Get E+1,,v~ NJ Harris Row. l5s2 Magapps street
near z faithfully puneuaily to ai or
ders I'm tnras Dwellings, etc, tted ur
| &sr I" $40. secsanies excharsI
With .,
| UERMOUTH-510 vernouth, Redon 4 Co. L
| n GRATIAA SEQ.
! app efIustouhouss
| DIFF, poser At VARIETY Stors Nc ragn,
| EIHETElS ~ RhaNG, rLoTBIERs, corner