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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
Daily Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING" feDruary e.
PBOYISIoES-Ther was no Change to-day, so
that this market not fully deveOp5d usual.
Al far could ascertain, however, there was no
sold at sic 75 100 90 lbs Bacon sides at &c., to be
delivered in March; so do. do do on the spot, at
offered at &C. We heard of nothing being done in
bulk Meat, and must call prices nominal, at Gag
100 btls prime country sold at 9Ao a strictly prime
article can not be bought below 96c.; keg is dull,
GROCERIES Not much doing in the market,
ard prices remain unchanged: salss of so hhds.
Sugar at 6@7c., and 100 bags Coffee at l3@l34c
Molasses is Donlinally unchanged, selling in the
ELOUI-25I 6ris superfine sold at 81 s., W sich is
the only tIant action we heard of Buyers are hold
ing o aDG holders firm, so that it is not easy t2tel
a. % far .mpeTine, and 81 65@6 p for extra.
WHISKY The demand continues good, and
prices advanced &c sales of sOJ brls at lac,
GhAlk- Business was partially suspended to-day,
any thing woItly, of note. Wheat is unchanged;
holders are generally asking 81 O3 for prime req but
ing to pay over 81; white is in limited demand at
81 % to 81 10 for fair TO choice Ear Corn is in mod
depots. Shellod remains dull and Nominal at 80 q
35c for mixed and white in bulk Oats continue
tn IN at 27lEc in hulk Rye is steady and in fair
demand at 5yGttc for prime the receip are light.
but inferior qualities dull; we quote prime fall
a. 7Oc prime Canada spring at 7U975c and prime
HAY-Tbe supply continues in excess of the de-
msnd and the market is dull and heavy, but prices
IehOI quolauy iOMeI' we puOte prlhle llmotny
at gu @l2 per tun, and common at $6o per tCn IN
bales on arrival,
CHEEsE-The market is steady, with a fair de-
mahd Al s5fc for Western Reserve, &C for Hamburg
and l0h c. for English Uairy.
| POTATOES-The demand continues good, both
from the loca! dealers add shippers, at 81 30@l 4(
per hrl foI prime Neshanocbs.
| SEED-Cioyer is in me derate demand at 81 2'd
40 for fair to prime sales of IS bags fair at 81 25
Timothy is unchanged and dull. We quote fair to
| prime at sc 656I2 10
BUTTER-The supply of choice is light with fair
demand but ether qualities are dull We quote
choice Roll ct l4c prime do at l2G13c. andI COM
mon at Sd l0c.
APPLBS-Ihe market rules firm, with good de-
mand, and light receipts. We quote falr TO prime
Northern at 81 1902 25 per brl.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
TBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, February PIP. M.-Cotton
CO 'ntinued trm, with pretty gocd business doing GU
bales, including 2, 600 bales IN transit '''O'
Flour. quiet and firm. Corn Exchange was not
dope chiefly at offices of rssoryeTs sales Of 900
brls at So 2s5 25 for superne State $5 355 40 for
extra state IS 2O5 25 for superfiLe Western, S.
@5 so for common 10 medium extra Western, SIS so
5 S for slipping brands Of extra round hoop Ohie,
ing hTm Canadian Flour quiet and steady: sales of
Rye Flour is selling slowly at s3 1904 10 for com.
mon IN, TO choice suPerhne Corn-meal dull and nom-
Whisky rules fair, with a fair demand: sales of
Wheat firm, with fair export demand and moder.
ate milling Inquiry sales Of 6.GO5 bushels Chicago
Spring at S. 2, delivered $4,000 do. Milwaukie Club
at s. %. delivered; 4;OoO do Winter rcd Western at
81 80 in storei $40 do white California. private
t rms 700 do. white Western at 81 As Bye quiet 65
as in quality. Corn firm, with moderate business
doing for export and home consumption: sales of
st re; CSC for new dc. at railroad depot; zoe for
old r. uDd yellow Oats only in limited request at
SS5!5@S61c. for Western and Canada, and SIC. for
Pork is steady for mess and dull and heavy for
mess sIg@lg %; clear mess SI5 so; Western prime
mess Sl2 5@l3 prime included in sales 500 brls city
Beet dull and saes CO. b at &
for country prime; So 56 20 for country mess Ss5O
for repacktd mess; $l9@ll for extra mess. Prime
mess Beef is dull and nominal. Beef Hams are
9giet and steady at Sl2 for State aud sl3@5 50 for
western. Cut Meats are plenty aud dull: sales 100
pkgs at 69c for Shoulders; s1k59c. for ms; latter
price for very choice Bogs quiet ana steady at
b4M7c. for corn-fed dressed; 516Ge5Ac for live
weights. Smoked Meats are in moderate request at
lower prices sales at Sc for Shoulders; lO766nOhc
for Sides; lG@lO3sc. for Bans Bacon is dull aud
heavy. lard is heavy and lower; a moderate bust
ness doing: sales $50 brs. at 9@l0c for No | to
Butter selling owly at lO6tl4c. for Ohio and l49
l9c fer State. Cheese steady at 9GlOsc for inferior
10 prime.
Coffee The auction sales announced to. day, COM
prising coo bags Rio, of which 900 bags sold at
llA6pi4c. The sale passed off with an advance of
l4qtAo ayeTagitg sl2 So at private sale. Demand
l3Hc., including cargo Of Warwick at isc $50 Bags
laguayra at l34c
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THE DAILY PRESS.



Over the yeaside town
with its roofs so old and grayi
Over the hills all bare and brown,
sipkstfh 'ks fS ,se sls hgnt ,sS Cloud where last
Rested the lip Of Day
The sea hath sorrowing sound
In lis rest ess voice tonight
And The mist Is gIeaihing It's white arms round
Reaching up 70 the darkeniDg hills,
10 be saved e ON the sea to night
Saved nom the icy grasp
From The cold blue hands, all dripping, that clasp
The shivering sands like q pail
Weaving shroud from the misty cloud
That floats as they rise and fall.
Filled with stony glare
Arc the eyes that gaze from the shore
Pserir q through mist and the darkness there,
While the waters clash and roar
White are the lips that hhuodering moan,
s'He will come ah, mover more"
over tire seaside town,
With its roofs old and gray;
Oger the ills all bare aud brown,
Braidipa with gold White threads Of the mist,
Ringing Them Gown on the spray
Crowned with the beauty Of morn
Break the waves on the radiant shore
On their cIests Wild glory newly born,
As they bow to the Power they adore
Staining the beach with kisses of fire
Glorihed, Wave-truddeD floor
Staining the sun-lishted beach
With kisses caught from the sky;
But the morning lips Of the waves shall reach
To fairer lips as they tiy-
Brighter the tres Sos that dip in the surf
Than the glow on the sands where they lie!
There's a sound Of hurryiug feet
There are sobs by the wild sea shore
There are anguishtd shrieks which he waves re-
But still through their sullen roar, lpeat.
Cones tho sad refrain from the echong main
"He will come, ah, never more"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ITMAY con-
pending before the City Council OF the city Of Gin
oinDati, ths following Ordinances, to-wit: A.
To grade aud McAdamiEe, with broken etnmos
Ohip. avenue, from Horizons north line to a point
go feet southvardly.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick. the side
wallis on Bauin-streot, from Third street to SIKH
street.
To grade, repair and pave, With brick, the side
walks on the west side Of Peudleton. street, from
WoOdwardtteeet to Liberty. street,
To grade and pave, with Limestone, Anderson
alley, from the Whitewater Canal north, to meet
with tho present pavement.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances " ere
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
from said Improvement TO he filed in writing
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
dumRges claimed within two weeks after the expr-
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
fes.dw SAM, L. CoBwINE, CITY Clerk.
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.Advertised Letters.
OFFICIAL LIST.

RB-An letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of one cent Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
RB-Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they advertised and give number and date Of list
B8-The Office will be open at half-past seven A.
NJ, and close at six P. M. Sundays-0hice open
from nine A. NJ. to half-past ten A. NJ.
Ordered 10 be ddrerfised IN s Cincinnati DAILY PREss,
aOreeablv 10 e ollotrig section Of the Posofce
Lar, the newspaper having e largest cir cdti0n
Of any paper published IN Cincinnati;
SEC. s. And be il further enacted: That Lists Of
Letters remaining uncaled for in any Postofhce in
any city, town Cr village, where q newspaper shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
oitener shall have the largest circulation within
the range of delivery Of said office, to be decided by
the Postmaster at such ofiioe.-New PosioBce Ldp,
passed March 25, 1851.
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NOTICE.-PROnATECO URT or aAM-

~ 1LTON COUNTY, OHIO. W. + Straub, Ad-
mnistTatOr Of the Estate Of George Pealer deceased
Plaintiff %. Elizabeth Pealer, Andrew Meeks, Mar
gaIet Meeks Georgetta Pealer, John w. Dunham
and James n. Foreman, Defendants. to
sell Lands The above named Defendants will take
notice that on the teenty fourth day Of January,
A. d. 1851 the said Ado ihistrator ed his petition
~ said Court alleging that there is no personal
tate NhereWith 70 pay the debts and charges Of ad
Numbering said estate that he died seized In fee
simple Of the following described real estate to-wit:
In.lOts numbered seventy (TO) and seVenty.three
(73), In the town Of Reading, situate in the said
county OF Hamilton In the State Of Ohio that LIz.
abeth PealeT, widow Of said deoedent Is entitled
70 dover in the said premises, and that Andrew
Meeks, Margaret Meeks aud Georgetta Pealer as
his hold the next estate Of inhertRnce
therein, and that the said John W. Durham aud
James NJ. Foreman hold mortgage liens against said
premises The prayer Of said petition Is for The as
sigbment Of dover 10 said Eizabeth Peaier, aud for
a sale Of said premises, subject 10 said dover aud
mortgage liens, for the pas ment Of the debts and
charges Aforesaid. The said petition viii be for
hearing on the fourth day Of March. A. ID. 1861, or
~ soon thereafter as counsel ean oe beard
Administrator Of George FeAler, deceesed.
Cincinnati, January 81, 1851. te2-d Sat
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RooFINGI RooFTNoI

TUUIE OUTCAI.F ELASTIC HETALLEu
IL ROOFING is offered to the public the best ana
cheapest Metal Roof used its merits having besA
tested BY an experience Of years In this city aud "
sinity. Applied to fiat or steep, old new build
ings. No solder used-festened securely without Ox-
Dosuro to the action Of the elements
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment " any part 81
the United States be applied by any with oRs
diRaTy mechanical Ekill. 0rders promptly hlled.
CALDWELL co.,
myl6-H 1872 West Seo0nd-stresSs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
Q H IC A O. O
EaEAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
Indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SH0RT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MlIos.

NJO CHANGE OF CARS TO IrDIANAR,
N OILS, at which place 1t unites EEfsz5lE5574F .
with railroads for and from all points
in the North and Northwest
THREE PASSENGBR TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot of Mill-sS,
on 'front.' through to Indianapolis, Terre Hauts
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance Of all oths
FiBsT TRAIN-5.5O A. M.-CHIoAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis at l065 A. M, Terre Hautg
at 23o P. M. Lafayette at a;l0 p. NJ, Chicago O.
sECoND TBAIE-2 P. M.-Indianapolis, Ls
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and st. Jc
eeph Express arrive az indianapolis ct 1880 p. d
Lafayette at 1880 P: M. Springfield at $40 A. M
Quincy at l2:55 P. NJ, Palmyra at 2:l5 P. M, st
Joseph at 1890 M, Atchison, K, T., at l;39 A: N
THIRD TRAIN-7;35 p. M.-CHIQAG0 EA.
PBESS-Arrives at Indianapolis at l2:43 A. M;
Lafayette at S:2O A. N .; Chicago at 1880 A. M.
this fine, and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars.
Be sure you are in the right ticket-ofice befoTt
you purchase your Tickets and ask for tickets VT
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any oths
Eoute.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtainaS
at the ticket-ofhces-at the Spencer House, N. W
corner of Broadway and Front-ete No. Burne'
House corner, and at the Depot ONCE, foot of Miu
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and viii
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of tbs
city, by leaving address at either office.
w. ii L, NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
o. Il. COTTON Cincinnati Agent,
no2s II, O. LORD President.
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LEGAL REPORTING.

II OUIs FREsER, VERBATIM PHONO-
~ GRAPHIC KEPORTER.-Tbe above has now
permanently located in this city and is prepared 70
this city, State or any other State.
Photographic Reporting taught, II desired. Of
fee in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postofice Refers to AlphonSo Taft Esq Attor-
Cincinnati Commercial; H. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press, felO-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

EDWARD KENNEFECK,s ESTATE
Of January, 1861, the Probate Court of Hamilton
County declared the estate Of Edward tKennefeck,
the estate 70 the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned
HUGH CAMPBELL,
Admir- Of Edward Kenns fs *, deceased,
LONG 4 MOORE, Attorneys
Cincinnati, January l9, 1861. jal9.oSaS
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LITTLE MIA Mg
AND
COLUMBUS AND XEEIA
AND
sIICINNATl, HAMILTON & DAYFsl
Railroads.

nHAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVRFJBEE.
- - 20 1850 Trains will depart as Ola
SsiS A. M. ExPREss-Froun. -
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Depot-For Han.
ltoni Richmond, Indianapolis, Logansport aat
Dayton. Connects at Dayton for Columbus, Sprinr
aeld, Urbans and sandusky and with Dayton ane
Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney, Lima, For
Wayneand Chicago; also, for Toledo. Connects q
ps3O A. M. EXPRRsS-From Little MAN,
Columbus, Orestline and Pittsbuys; via Columbus
Steubenville and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bellai
and Benwood aud via Columbus, Bellair and Pits
bui also for Springfield and Delaware.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton, Spring
field, UTbana and Sandusky; connects via Hamn
ton for Richmond, Indianapolis, Gogansport aRt
al points West. Connects at Hamilton for Oxfors
-4.P.. .M.-From Little Miami Depot-Aecomme
dati3n for COLUMBUS, stopping at all Way Stations
SisG $50 30 =. M. qExPREss-From oincinnat
Hamilton and Dayton bepotZFor Dayton, Troy
Piqus, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne aud chicago
Also, for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada
6P. M.-From Little Miami Depot-Aooommo5s
'GS SfS iG5 HsnS f. A. M:oXpB E@Sy Stations
Hsmilton and Dayton DePot-Oonnects via Colum
bus Steubenville and Pittsburg, via ColumbB
land via Columbus, BeIlair and Benwood, and VI
Columbus, Bellair and Pittsburg.
SLEEPING-UARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets pleas
apply at the 0ces, south east corner of Front ans
Broadway; west side of Yine-street, between I'd,
Pcstotfice and the Burnet House; No. East Third
street, Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Front
Trains run BY Columbus time, which is seTs,
minutes faster than Cincinnati time,
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
omnibuses call for passengers by leaving dires
Eons at the Ticket Office. no26
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SsTATFOFO OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
3 PkoBAIE C1URF.INo. Ssl.. Petition to sell
Robert TAYLOR, junior, deceased, plaintin, against
hereby given to defendants. John Taylor, VINO re-
sides in Jackson County, Indiana James Taylor
aud Martin Tay lor, both Of whom reside tn Adams
County, Illinois; Robert Allen, David, Allen, VIII
son Alien ane James Allen, minor children Of Mary
Ann Allen, deceased, and Seth Allen, their father,
all OF whom reside in Adams County, Illinois that
John W. Mann, Administrator of Robert Taylor,
", deceased, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which petition Is obtain assignment OF
dover and an order from said Court sell the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wtt: All that certain tract Of
acres OF land situate in sections 35 and Sc, in
third tow ship and ltst fractional range of town
shiIs in the Miami Purchase, and being lot known
as No ore on the plat OF partition Of the estate of
hoEe1t Taylor, senior, deceased, recorded in Book
26l, page lis, Of Hamilton County Common Pleas
SOuIt Records, and being the part set of to Robert
Taylor junior his share Of his deceased fathers
estate and that SAID defendants are required to
the lst day Of April, A 1901, a decree pro con.
Jesse will be rendered against them.
JOHN W. MANN, Administrator.
FErER T. WILLIAMS, Attorney. fel6-fSa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been appointed and quaii-
fed Administrator on the estate OF EPH IA N
II. sT0CKWELL late Of Hamilton County, decd.
EMM0NS IL. SToOKWELL,
Administrator.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 4th day Of February.
ls6l. fe6-cWS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

no YOU WANT To SILL ANY THINGs
- Advertise In the DAILY PREsS, and you wiz
-kave buyers 8 Ahuneancs. The PREsS Ia ~
AEgs1t GtFouletieni , tie sttT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
CINCINNATI DISTILLERYI
8. N. Pixies Magnolia Whisky
OINCINNATI, OHIO.
& N. PIKE d. CO., IS AND 20 SYOAs
S9e MORE-ST., sole manufacturers Of the
Celebrated
MAGNOLIA WHISKYs
JauI6-ay1


ENOURTH. STREET PERFUMERY DE-
r. P0T-Oontains, every article desirable for the
Toilet Extracts for the Handkerchief Oils and Po-
matums for the Hair Powders, Pastes and Washes
for the Teeth large assortment Of articles for I'M
ing and Flesh Brushes of every desirable style and
quality; Shaving Utensils Of the best quality; an
extensive assortment of SOAPS; Fine, Tuck and
Dressing Combs Of every desirable quality and ma
terial Hair Tonics, Washes and Dyes; Pocket
Books, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, and select as
sertment of Family Medicines,
have been exclusively engaged in this business
for the past fourteen years. and expect TO remain in
1t many years longer, and expect to retain old
customers and to Increase the list of my patrons by
astudiOus regard to their wants and by giving Them
the benefit of my long experiences in the business.
SOL0N PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery.
Commenced at No. West Fourth street (WheTo
Beggs Smiths Jewelry Store now stauds), in the
spring of 7 removed to No. l69 Main strset in 1881,
and to my present location, No. Sc West Fourth
street. in 1859 feI3
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NJO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAF,
IN OILS, at which place It unites EsFszs5ssssFI C
with railroads for and from all points
in the North and Northwest.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

COUNTY. nion Coal Agency..... VIII Arf Agent -.
Employ ment ONCE, 73 Third street.....Agen Ex-
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L. o. O. r..
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, /. 0. 0. F.,
serannuay the fourth Tuesdays in January and
July 1861 in Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Orleans: .,..
06esra far tie pTegen, gerRchard Swain, Of Crescent
Lodge No. g. N. " Grand Maser Gardner Smith, Of Com
msEcia Lodge, No r. r. " Grand Master; Joseph West
Of Hope Lodge No A. r. W Grand secretary F. ". Deles-
derner of Sou L1ge No 40 R. W Grand Treasurer
H. g. stetson Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 and r. A. Dent
eel Louisiana Lodge No J. Grand Representatives to the B.
Lodge No. IL " Grand Chaplain Francis Rawe, Of
ehans Lodge No a. ". Grand Marshal; John Talon Of
i9dspe;dsnee Lodge " g Guardian John Frankford,
Of Crescent Lodge, No. 8. W. g. Herald
na Dtg dg neg grand A;ssJohn F. 8arnett Of CoTs-
y Richard Of Ezeesor Lodge No 81 District No Thibo.
dang; G. n Eelsr Of 81 Landry Lodge 70 District No 8,
Opelousas j. H. Collins. Of Deoto Lodge No. J. District No
No. II, New Iberia B. Jacobs Of Meth i0dgs No 81 District
sfet NJ 4 ss s' q ' clatsn Iod H'
Lodge No 80, District No 5 New Orleans; r. W. like Rs
sumption Lodge No 49, District No. II, NapoIeonyIe
Saafin1 Coatateesstate Of the orderP. g. NJ f. Pills.
bury Tenplar Lo4gs, Ne 49, F. g. ~ Thos; h Shields
cial-P. G., Luther Homes Delta. No Is; P. g. Joseph
Petitions AppeaIs-P G. NJ, Dunlap, Howard, No
nett Harmony, No. -. Iegfslattve-P D. G. NJ. Thos.
Blake, Commercial No IL p o. R. /: Bruce, Orleans No
II p g. j. H. Gcnnison, Louisiana, No Finance g
er Crescent No ?. c. A Portcus, Howard No l3 Con
stituton and ByLawsP g.: o. Graham Merchants, No AZ
P. G., Fl. l.. Kelsey. Southwestern No. 90; p g. Jane
eel, Louisiana No p g., G. c. Bier, Delta No Is p G.
All COMMUNICATIONS the R. ". Grand Master, or Gran
al IL '01 HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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Cotton Presses.

Cotton Presses.
Corner If Tchoupitouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
FRERET's, ,,,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard strests
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
| ORLEANS,
| PLANTERS,
SZYMANSRTS,
Corner Levee and Clouet Streets Third District,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets
| UNION,
WOODS,
| TEXAS,
| CRESCENT PRESS,
| New T.evee street.
TYLER PRESS,
! Fron Levee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
| ~ Ievee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montsgui
| streets. Third District.
| PICAYUNE ...,--.,so
| INDEPENDENT
| New Ieyee ard Rofignac streets.
NEW Ievee street, between Montegutand Couetstrees
| Third District.
| PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas streete.
Fourth District
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SH SPRING ND y MINIS 4 ARkAHG' d"Nf
So My stg- ispot, No. IS . wall remain open
Winter aud summer receiving. orwsr1bG and sell
nGai .si For the protection of my
patrons Pn4y Woods plsee three and har hours
from aud half les from Tirkfs Station,
Rairui. has been in g0od rider for
trea in Zoe Of an epidemic or any kind
Az Il c. f. HATCHER.
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s. ds&eL w IS TER, ss44At&A GNNk ~ ca.
a&s g. >uccea1ors LSARY Il BLAkENEY Coppsrsmth'
&K3 Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers FrGnE
SAT fulton .tIeets between Notre Dame and IUiia
Clarifying and EyspUrarng PRnb,
Steam Trains, Fierers,
Jnee boxes Gh,nn oys, breecneno
.aa AL s,rds fSTEAMBO at and PLANTATION WORK
lire. 1sf It ~
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4. tACKETf W. ~ SSbNL
WILLIAM x. BEIHHEH, S' " E6 s% LSsSoAn
GACKETT, BELCEEA 81 CO.,
- VII q L g S IL e g F. 80 e
importers and Dealers
VINES AND FINE LIQUORS. anu Agents for 81 RG1N1A
Manufactured Tobacco.
No. B PEARL STREET corner Of Whitehall H..
rr22 IvSW foot OF Broadway, NEW YORK
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PHELAS CoLLENDEE,
Sole Manufacturers
So, o., 81, ana is CROSBY
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