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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14
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f,,l,T hwsrhcf viLW nice little home for any one
iE Wishing 10 retire, containing az acres OF good
lii land, situated within miles q Newark, aud
ha.A miles rom Wilmington, Del There Is ereeied on
this beautiful eminbnco Frame house contsIning
rooms In good order Barn 20 by 20 feet with good CART
age house. good pure water the dwelling, pood or
ehard of apple cherries aud other fruit Ths
Is called Prospect View Il being situated, It Is said on
oneof the highest points IN the county commanding
view of Wilmington, and for so miles down the River
Deawarei will be sold low aud terms easy Apply 10
JAMES H. RAY. Newark.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14
ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

ChsmW Street, ADORE Third, Philadelphia,
IN tho immediate upishhurhood OF the .obbng Houses
Market Third and Cheanut Streets tho banks Post
pfce, Merchants Exchange, Sc, sc, kept On the
American and European Plan.
BOARD PER DAY, $3.50.
Dinner between and o'clock, 60 Cts
Single Room, from 30 cts upwards
rst-class Restaurant attached. Prices according to
Bills OF Fare.
The City Cars take Passengers from any Station to or
close to tho Hotel.
Rs-English, French, German and spanlsii spoken.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

sttika, Farm situated on the white Clay Creek In
R4 Mill Greek Hundred, about miles n0rth Of New
INK - ark Dol containing l0l of excellent land
l Of tho best quality, we'll watorel and divided In.
TO enclosures, including about 20 Of heavy Tim
her, rnc Improvements are substantial and Ia part
~ follows; House uf stone, containing fOOns good
order; carriage house, cribs smoke louise and barn
40 by 30 feet In good order there also two orchards
Of good fruit This farm, considering tho nelghborhood
il Is In 10 offered oWprce S6j uer acre, half cash. the
balance long credit For more tull particulars apply to
JAMES u. RAY. NeMArk nolAMAre.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14
49,
DIED.

CHANDLER. this city, on Sunday evening,
the 18th inst, NETTiE, wife of Wilberforoe N.
Chandler, in the 23d year of her age. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon
next, 18th inst, at . o'clock, from the resi-
deuce of her husband No. sos Market Street,
without further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

STATE OF DELAWARE, !
EXECUTIVE DEpARrMENT.
Dover, 18th May, 1861,

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Dover, 18th May, ls6l,J
GENERAL ORDERS No. O.
The and accoutremon,s
belonging 70 tho and In possession Of any Mill
tary organization company In this State, other than
those companies mustered into the service Of the United
States under the direction Of Major General DUPONT he
Immediately delivered to such persons and at such points
as the Major General NAV coni1maby To Law direct to
this end accurate Inventory will be Immediately made
out and transmitted to the Major General by the com
manders OF all and every volunteer organization now
existing in this State who may have such arms and &C
eouifementE In possession. Major General Dupont Il
charged with the execution Of this ORDER and strict com
panee with it l. earnestly enjoinod aud confidently ex
peeted
WILLIAM BURTON,
mylAlm, Governor and Commander IN Chief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

The southern papers have rumor that Cen
Bragg had received notice from Fort Pickens
that the twenty days had elapsed, and that he
was required to leave with his forces.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

:, MILITARY ArrolsrAtars.-uov Burton In,
~ and commissioned Henry DUPONT 90
', " General, aud Col Jesse Sharpe as nri.a
a''' 'ensral Of the Delaware volunteers, b"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

ssszAa- good Smith and wheelwright stand with all
miW$ the appurienAnccs thereunto belonging. This
I'M N place IN situated the New London rond at
Rh Nc Clellandsyille, New Castle county, Delaware
In an excellent neshborhood with school and church at
the place The improvements erected one acre Of
land and are as fellows; Good new Double Dwelling IS
feet front by 20 feet deep with back buildings; each
house has Eve good rooms Smith and Wheelwright Shop
GO feet by 70 feet covered with shingles with shoe shed
attached good room the shop for painting car
rAges, SC This place Is for sale and will be- sold low as
the owner Is DESTROYS account VI health to change his
business For price and terms apply TO the undersigned
ar to MIR, VIM, Kennedy on the Premises.
JAMES H. RAY, Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14
RnR sAIE

- beautiful Country Seat, with over 10 acres
!llN of land attached stuatel the Lancaster Pike
iigl milo from the city OF Wilmington, Del This
1874 property H. beautifully stuAsed hill, COM
manding beautiful view for miles around. The i'm.
provemouis substantial mansion containing some
rooms, bu In modern style almost new, with baihhoufo
water closets and gas tank &c all the principal
have marble nantes and nigh ceilings; the house is
surrounded with lcrauda pDrches has beautiful lawn
Il In 'front.' with grape vines and al other kinds
Of Hhruhbery The nuthnidngs good, carriage house
and stable by 20 feet, with wagon shed sud Rranary
attached This property will hn sold low and terms easy
Persons wishing to viaw the premises will call George
Aylelotie GU the property the undersigned Posses
sion at amy time, JAS II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14
FOR SALE.

s,s-gSr Farm containing l4O acres. situated II
m5E miles south OF Kinhleville Chester county, ia
Eiah4 This farm is we'll situated 10 a good noighbor-
kslA hood, very healthy, to schools, mi Is and
pltces W worship; 10 laid oil in fields we'll watered -
The land is Of good quality aud under good state Of -
ptoyement. There about 20 acres of good timber
The Improvements consist Of CORD Stone Dwelling House.
spring house. barn Of stone aud frame 20 by u feet tw
tuors and In good order with ether out budings; In
fact the farm aud buildings will compare fyorahly when
with others IN the ncshhorhoOd and will DO sold low
and accommodating terms. Apply to
~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

BaS- There is private in the Rhode Island
regiment at Washington who is worth half
million Of dollars,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Dover, l1ih May, 1861. y
GENERAL ORDERS Ne. !.
by virtue Of the authority In
me vested by the Constitution and Laws Of The STATE Of
Delaware i hereby appoint HENRY DrPONr Of the
County OF New Castle Major General Of the forces raised
aud to be raised In the State Of Delaware.
lie will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
WILLIAM BURTON,
myl4lm. Governor and Commander In Chief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

ss.ar nice little farm containing 80 acres Of good
iR land III high state Of cultivation, laid Oh In
hiit six Enclosures with good fencing, we'll wafered
hah good orchard Of choice fruits The improvements
are good stone house. with good water at the door good
yard % by a feet with cribs granary aud smnk
house, with other small improvements This farm ii
situated tho New London road between Srlekersve
aud kimbeVlle about "a Off mile from the lats piars
in Chester County, Pa VIII DO sold low and terms easy
Apply 10 JAS. IL. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

~ Farm situated on the public road leading
l!sEN from smthyillu to Wilmington, 10 miles from
E,SNa the latter, In Mill Creek Hundred New Castle
isAfA County, Del This farm contains 100 acres Of
prime Aud Of excellent quality in high state Of euti-
yatiou we'll watcrcd, laid ~ In fields with good fencing
II In Timber The improvements consist In psri
follows; good Brick House rooms aud kitchen Al.
ltohed, with excellent water In the Same by hydraulic
rams, milk house carriage house. cribs stone barn
with water in the yard. There good Tenant House on
the place. THIS farm is located In of the lest neigh
horhoods in the State within mile Ut limestone and
lime. will he sold worth the money, he owner Is
going West For full particulars call on Mr. Jacob
j. Finley, on the place, the undersigned.
sop n JAMES H. RAY, Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

WILLIAM BURTON, :
Governor and Commander In Chief.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-14

ria aioo and John sorien EsquIrcs, Con@i y l"r
soSs Or TrMrERAHoE.-At meeting of Good
Intent Division No. s., Sons of Temnc,oncc
held Tuesday evening May It'll, 1861, the foIlow,
ing resolutions wcro adopted
Whereas our beloved country is in n state of
confusion, caused by rebellion Of some of Tho
States, and whereas some Of our members nrs
country, therefore, ''''
Resolved, That any member in good standing
in this Division, who volunteers in The active
service Of our country, shall he kept in pood
standing by the +. $ until the Brothers. return.
and shall be entitled to benefits the same MS
though he remained in the city.
FLAG pEEsFNrATloX.--W understand that n
number of ladies Of this city have made n yery
beautiful American Tag. which they intend ~
present to the Wilmington Institute in n dnv mr.
two. The Hon Judge Houston, we are tnlJ
viii oiiieiate in the ceremonies Of presentation.
SERMON To VOLUNTEERS The Rev. Mr.. Con.
dron delivered sermon on last Sunday. in tho
Wilmington Institute, before large number of
volunteers connected with tue Delaware Reai-
ment.
THANKS Company A, of the Delaware Blues
return their sincere thanks to Daniel james. Esn
for the aumptuous lupch sent them on Thursday,
evening, May Sth inst.
NuusEs,-Three ladies of this city, Mrs. Rice
and Mrs. Sink, living in Orange Street below
Sixth, and Mrs. Jackson in King Street below
Fourth, have generously offered to accompany
the Delaware regiment as nurses. This is true
patriotism.
ELGcTlos or OFfIcEns.-Thc members of the
Unian Guards have elected the following officers:
Captain, Thomas Grossly, Jr,; Ist Lieutenant.
Richard h. Duncan; do "a. William Plunkett
o Sergeant, George W. Foster Tho Company
now musiers about 50 men, the whole number
having been raised in less than week.
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co,nr,nv. no, Tor delivery but TO he mailed, ilsn
IN. matter 50 carried SHALL be prepaid a. llsc
same rate that ihe existing law requires u 70 be
paid from isg point where i may T. rc'''i'ed hf
such COMPANY 20 ihe point ~ - ds' 'uaii"a auf
the postmaster, WHERE such ccrpaaf nny ma
the sane, shall drfire NE Hsri- dp1n ths iinr.
So q. Be- !, further mated Thai agents
II any company who may carry leiefA un.'cF
iis pf1vi.i.rs oi This net shall be uqaNd g.
'at an oath that he will faithfully comply with
M. 'av OF ils Cont irnit state. relating to The
.4rr-irg no letters or other mai matter, and OBJ
Tesatirg pos'4r; stamps, which oath may be-
admiu trei by any Justice OF the peace and
llall br boo writing ADD -iIued boy .leh asyn; OF
mcssugcr AMI Died in the rost-oH.cg Depart
ment
Approved. H5r,b l5Dh, 1861.
An ACT fo coutipp. 100 force certain laws Of
the Unit u stats. ~ Amcriea
BE % NacIrd hy ''a C7u'ieHie states oi
America iu COagrcss agomhi.d That at the
laws uf Co., United States Of America, 10 forca
anI IN use Boz ii. Confederate states Of Amrrict
ou thc afsi day 90 Noumbgf last, and not TO-
consistent Wuh the Constitution ol ihc Con 3D.
egalc ~iaies 1c and lhe samc are Aerrhr cor',n-
a,i IN force nai altered or repealed by 'bc Con.
gree.
Adopted February 2. 1891
Postmaster Returns u.h.t BIZ made to close
ON the 3i-l March 10. Both Jnuc. to- 30th sep
ter,ber. and the 3li Dprmber iu each ,ear
And ,hp Return for Ac fractional part OF thr
current eaarier which cud. JUG j9lh next must
be promptly rendered ~ Co., thii OF Che Finance
Bnrcau. Post oMcc Department Montgomery
Alabama. in th, form and manner prescribed
hy existing laws tud regulations
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Covgrscru L,w-J b LYMAN. Member
New orleans Bar Lecturer on Contracts, Com.
raerea { agt4 Lnbties of Parfip- &c.
MrugHAucU DErtErNENr F KEENAN,
CORNISH Professor aud iectufer on Com
rncrcal Coicalat,ous.
BoaK KEEPING DEPARTMENT RUFUS pot
BEAR lecturer on Book keeping and Business
Transactions J. " BLACkMAN, Professor
aua Lecturer on Book keeping; RUFUS l..
DOlBEtR, Adlu-ter Of Accounts, Exchange
aga Commercial Corre p1ul,lcc.
FSaI.s pgfAgrMESI-M. T. MCCARTHY,
Prof. ssor and Lecturer on English Literature aud
Correspondence.
Fss pertprrE>r-M MARC ROUN Pro.
ia oy and lee,urcr on Preach Literature
nuusNssr FOR rESH,VNrp--R RI ~ :
pOLBEAR, lecturer ON the ~cicncc OF Pen
manship; j. g. GRIFFITH Professor aud Lee
turcr on Commercial core pom uucc.
Sr,yIsu prFEum~f- MANUEL MAR
EMO, Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
atarc.
Gftv,S nErAErFSr--GEORGE CESS.
NER. Professor and Lecturer ou German Liter
azure.
tAuS AND Grfvx DrrsrENr-M. MAR.
mo. q. GESSNfR Professors.
Mtu,ng pmAgrNsNr MAJOR a G..
BLANCHARD Superintendent Of Military
Instruction aod rriIl. Major 4 is q gradual.
al Nrsi Eaint arS wa Tor : years uu cfci,ut
officer q the United States Army
Prof sar 2. rnoNA~~N. Author Of thc
" PIadIsoi f;safacq " Lnuca.' proposes Ia
Lecture on this snhieci ni the COLLEGE for tbt
progress %. cure.
april 25th teel,
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Tba .ss,hern rapcrs ana many Of ON
o,.n Nv ,erv much ,.,nfp,udsd Tic
,,o.,n'.,.,. ~ .nr ,r,ocs IN Nor invest
~, v,rv;r;. We have two columns
GENERATING. in that scct.o, II th- state at
o,.ns,ae,ai,l. distances ,pa-,. over meS,
.,,,,,a;,1.o and ard ,-,nassnble eoun.
try. Oue colrnf, .n5er Generals Ice
sns Ia,r..y Il sa,.rat,py asainsi Roscn.
rr,nv Z, n. conufy of Randolph aud ct,
sl,e f'h..at Mountain j. lhe direction of
,ir..,,,, Tin. other e,,lgmr. ~, e, Gen.
er,i. F,oya and Wise. l. operating
,ra,ns, ts.,s Ia the direction Of the X au.
asrns vallg.y h the county a Fayettc.
=, the Nv river which becomes the
Ys,s~bs h..l,w fhe mouth Of tl4 .auley
river a. The mouth u iae t,ahley the
enemy are ,aoxted n free the Hawks
Nest 1. "a he right BATH ~ New river,
.b,ve no eer.uanec NJ she Gauiey.
Wb., therefore the cucmy's des
matches from Cincinnati mix no General
W., ~ the moyements OF Genofsls Lee
AL fs,;ns, ,hat epfv fact proves that
,Leie antb,r. nfe ignorant III the real
lnnal;,, ~ General VIA TIN column
viii, Which he Il ogcrrt.n+ is IN the cen.
tral West If DC s,aic. whereas that Of
General Lee Is In the Northwest proper
Yon cra.~ seweIrs Mountain and pass
,he Hawks Nest. where Generals Floyd
and Wie. 5Fc. "a the road rom Lewis
burg 70 tbs Kanawha saliurs and ~
Gpvandatie YOU cross Cheat Moun'ain.
,sl.r. Generals 'ee aud Ioring gfr. un
the ssass,lou aud Pafkerstutg lerupike
road. Brsddoek's array crnasel Cheat
Mountain and Cheat river. on It's march
10 Pi,,sbnf@. then Fort Dugnesue Bat
vcu cross sewell's Mountain in going
from lie Gfennhri,r White sulphur
sprinas tc Cincinnati aud 10 Kentucky,
on Tie rontc pursued by Lewis and bis
army ia l1T4. on their way to igbt the
Indians az Point Pheasant where Logan
was killed IN short yunr course ir1m
siauutan g. Ire month Of Gauley, near
which Generals Floyd and Wise are op
Grating. Is due west whereas tic cou.ss
from .5saaataa a. Beverly and Cheat
Mountain. where Generals Lee and l.9-
ring are operating. Is almost due north
From tie mouth Of Gagley To Beverly,
from tie Hawk Nest to Rich Mountain,
i. very loug distance. more than
hundred miles, tie way Distracted by
tho must siupebdols mountains in the
ita.e. aaa marked by no direct road
II Professor lowe could take The Yankee
news writore up in his balloon. and show
them the distance and the character of
the country intervening between 'hr
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',rarrvR is TRg sariH The Shae and
Aee.her Reporter says that tue Sonth
had good stock II Northern made shoes
at The commencement af tho war. which
is mol yet exhausted. aad ilat u the six
thousand tanueties IN the -l..el Sta,pa.
two thousand are ID The shave Sts t, 8.
their fall proportion. considering for
how many other uses than shoes leather
is consumed in the Northern States. --
one-sesenlh e thn -hoemakers in the
uoiei States were also IN the slave
S.atcs.
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NOTICE.

'Tlie undersigned having recently put up a
1 hr1trate Corn Mill. ia prepared 10 grind
corn 'or one eighth, on short notice, and guaran-
n,1 satisfaction to tnose who nay favor him
with Aeir custom.
NAasaAlI, Jan. II. 1851 nlTU
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4 DgnAL--The London Telegraph Of
the 18th nit, says: To statement
male IL New York, that eur govern.
ment has conceded the right asserted hy
the w Washington. sdminis,rstion to close
the Southern porte by order w. must
give the most positive denial The re.
port i PIT forward by = ionrnal which
u frequently we'll 'rforned. and ii is
advanced ~ II il originated with the
olarisl autlia1iiies at Washington bn,
ths show of au'he' ITCHY. coupled with
the importance # the subject, renders
~ explicit contradiction only the more
asce~~ary'
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HOME MADE FURNITURE
BEEF MA.NMET!


NM DOOR TO hlFHAILS.
THE under ignel have removed their Beet
l Market from Nr Martins 10 the old
and we'l-knoHn stand Of J r. Arnold. on the
Noilh tide " the Public Square where they
viii be giad 10 RECEIVE The patronage Of their old
customers. They have about 2500 head of cat
o. running ou tbr pra.rie'. ani they wish 20 get
sale ior them. For tbs parose they have made
arrangements 90 have them on hand, and In
good order 20 as DO keep a regular supply.
Planters aud .fhou can be- furnished with
beef n Quantities De suif them q her killed and
property dressed or on foot Their beef will
b. ol %. very best quality
They Hi.' also, from tine 20 time keep Mat
Ten. Veal aud Pork a. their Matkrthouse and
solicit ihe patronage Of Mal-haii, anl the sur.
rounding country.
PETERS Il PACE.
Marshall March iG, l-Gl. ngGtf
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~ On The Il,h and 18th inst, seven
Companies es Texas vniuntocrs arrived
at Hichnono. (ss,) and vent into en-.
s'npusens At R.ckett's
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T.. l.. THICkEY,
MATCHMAKER AND jEWElER,

tOae Dav Belor 1aY'ors Drug Sore)
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
| EEfS constantly an assortment OF fine
N Watches and lewelry for Ladies and Cen
tcmer. Silver Spoons Spectaees, &c. All
arliclca warranted
ia thronometer, Duplex, Loyer. and Hori.
zouial Watches repaired and warranted. -Da
Mreoh al n26i'
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The New Orleans Pichyune dwclls
upon the failure OF the great Northern
national patriotic loan-tle largest
amount vet subscribed being Four nil
s-oas. The sppcalo II tbs rapse 81 thc
pat iotism Of the people are utterly 10
effective The illusions TO the patriotism
Of the French and Anslrjans ia the main.
,ename Of rational wars, pfaduco not
.hn Siightest eileci upon IT, obdnfste
Yankee
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FrcYn AND kosrSCRANz Wa have con
versed with gentleman ct this city
who wac in the engagement, being a
member 81 the artillery company com
manded by Captain llariz. lie makes
the following statement The fight -
gun ahau, 3 o'eluck Monday afternoon.
Rosoncrauz made The attack, driving 10
the advanced gaafl and vigorously as
sailing Gem 1ay in his position short
distance from the north bank Of the tan-
ley. The enemy was successfully re-
pulsed frequently, aud finally drew Oft
near uigbttall, viii, evidently a severe
loss. The pckots Informed Gen. Floyd
that the enemy was making a movement
with the view of lankiaS AIR he imme.
stately Withdrew saie i actress the river
Ga loss was (eur killed and iew wouu,
ded--uur informant does not know eg.
ac,ly how many, but does mol believe
they exceed ttu or twelve, and uone OF
them seriously Six ui the enemy were
taken prisoners, and according 20 their
statement II Appeared that the euemy'a
loss in killed and wounded was about
four hundred hat our informant thought
il greater than tina, ~-PlrsblfF II lea
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NOTICE

r. litREBY given that George T.. s''n,
l VIM. Noodson ST. aud e. G.. Coppagc have
been COMM stoned and have each duly qualified
as Notary Puhles IN and For Harrison county.
GEORGE LANE Ch,ef Jpfiee.
July ., 1861.
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CHARLES DECkERT,
+ n 4asiOnabie HDot and Shoemaker,

Southwest ccrus- e .be public sqaare)
X EEps constantly on banda large assortment
N of Ladies and Genllea en's boots and shoes,
his own Manufacture alo a good supply OF
sole and upper leather 1F sale
From his lorg experience and close attention
TO the business, he hopes TO have a continuance
Of that patronage heretofore so literally bestow-
ed on him. All orders promptly attended TO,
ard work warranted
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
Or. uAfL6 90. paornrross

q. 2. HNI.I4 10 TRpfRlEf0Rs.
This toru specially adaped for families has
iast been ~ opene-, for the season, sitter being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing The best
ACCOMMODATIONS 10 quiet fcired purt OF The city
will lni everything ihere conducive 10 their com.
fort and enjoyment
Dec. %. 60. nli.6t
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SINGERS
Sc Wine n ACHINES

MAKE The mot approved stiich that human ingenuity
hs- ever in9fairt u hslng Tie u t.t uaiiafmay tha
same "n hoth sides u the iuhuc and thnt- t. 40 Ion
Grt room i'y caV, ~ niue.tenihs 1T te ishtpa and
Shines sold IN Nv Orleans b made on this ul,hius
shl h'{ 'i' used 30 preference - al othrr. ansY
iaif trial 80 The largest aad most fashiaua bio nraa,
making Establishments IN Nce Orleans
lhny arr used 40 a The large hotels ia Nrs l-sps
and 90 the principal Barring HOUSES also BY targsi
portion OF The Tailor aul Shoe makers. and in hun
deds at private families. and have given universe
satisfaction.
lhc public viii bcar Ia mind that singer. Machine
g'H sold up TRIAL % desired With any and o =.
i mae bns ana IN the trials that have been made IL
ths Guy in nineteen ca~es out 81 twenty they hay-
teen kept and the other returned
TIE rFiec oi Singers Sewing Ma hines ha, been
GREATLY REDUCED -
aui the beet Machine * only 500 and N, ,ati..
l"m sA % twelve i1iisrs with cover ara lucl az
WALTER BENNETT. AgrNr.
Apui z, fs
ShI'IiI "A E-IInN nnntr ~.
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ter a.. f,y when th,. nrt ,8ai ni, .T.rt M,
ranking ,riyilere shall he abol..hsi. proyil.J
Tint No. r.. ,.,, tier General etl ti. ,,;.r ,i.-t
iba el,ief of tia, .tr.,l t,n. ,at,,...t ,,l lsi
na,r. Rpr..ps and tbe ,n,,t.. "a ,t.. l,,..,s,,r,
lsr tts po.lotiro pen,rtp,,I. .b,jtl...ffbs,
,,. i.,.tv ,.,ior,s,.1 ,o t-,.,,.t ,b.,,,.t H..
mail Gce M ,,,s,,,,. ,,,y i.,,,r, ,,...r..... I'D.
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,leti..s rs D.. H.. t.s;o.t..oc ~, ~. ~, a.,
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