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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-15

OYSTER WAR.-The steamer Pioneer lett here
yesterday morning with the "Dorchester Guards
on board in search of trespassing oyster boats in
the mouth of the Little ChOptank. The boat re-
turned in the evening, having failed to any
vessel violating the oyster law of our State.-Cam-
bridge Herald, Feb. II.
a new religious corporation has been established
in Algeria, under the name of ''The Ploughing
Fathers" These monks have imposed on them
selves the task of ploughing successfully and gra-
tuitousy all the uncutivated portions of the soil of
that colony, which they will then make over to the
State, for the of emgrants.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-15

The first point which the South must concede is
the right Of the general government to maintain
its authority over every foot of soil within it's
ent to assert that right, By force of arms, is mat
ter of opinion upon which men may differ, without
any impeachment of their loyalty or any danger to
the fabric of our government But as to the right
itself, no doubt or denial can be tolerated without
fatal results to the essential principle of all govern
ment, and the most disastrous consequences to the
stability of our Republic. The right of secession
must be repudiated. The supremacy of the Const-
tuition must be accepted as the fundamental princ-
MI anfo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-15

Col. Fremont u now IL Albany, New York.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-15

Ma REPLY TO AN EXECUTIVE ORDER.-Gov.
Andrew, of Massachusetts,, has been unusually pa.
triotc, on paper, since his accession to office, and
has made show of issuing military orders to the
"citzen soldiers of his State, and of rendering
their services to the President to enforce the laws
&C. Capt. Manning of the Salem Artillery, taking
this display of military prowess at its true value,
has written letter to his Excellency, stating his
understanding of the duties of the military of Mas
sachusetts. We cannot copy this letter at length,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-15

MONTGOMERY, Feb. H.-Hon. Jefferson Davis
President elect of the Provisional Government OF
the Confederated States, leaves Jackson, Missis-
sppi, tonight for Montgomery. He comes via
Chattanooga and Atlanta. He will be inaugurated
on Monday
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z0aosats Eyre Company NO. s.

HALL or PHGN1x FIRE CoMrASY No s. !
W Orleans, April 10, ls6
At called meeting Of the above Company held Sunday
April 49, 1861, the following preamble and resolutions
unanimcu y adopted;
Whereas The occasion of late visit to Mobile april
lS6p cordially received by the PHOENIX FIR COM
PNY No G. of that city, in particular, by the Fire De-
partment md citizens generally No.. l-r
Resolved That the heartfelt thanks of this Company
and hereby rendered to those who have kindly attended
during stay 10 Mobile. To the gallant officers and
bars OF Phoenix No beg considered under
epest obligations true gentlemen and fremen look
upon Them second and would here ask them
believe that will endeayo recprocste upon the pre-
senlinE occasion. M
Resolved further That the acknow demen OF this Company
are also due to the MOBILE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY Tor he valuable assistance the trial of
y to Mr. n TRIP for the gratuous loan of pair of fine
during the parade other gentlemen glorious
city menior all of whom seemed be
ouyeiDg each other their efforts entertain individually
collectively and for which again beg leave
many, many thanks
Resolved That copy of these resolutions together with the
preamble publ shed in he New Orleans Crescent and
ytne and in the Mobile Tribune.
A true copy o. ..m.. a..
LOUIS POWER, Foreman.
AVE- SEAMAN, Score arv MS 2plt
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Rsal.I TON PERFIpY.

gt val 90 recelleeted that the plan ef the Adj
e r5tslstrasion at Washington for reinfeeoing Fort
ssi,.teF was reported to have been suggested by
Iiaan named Fox, who had been allowed to visit
she fort On the assurance that his intentions were
honorable, and his mission pacific Betraying the
coincidence eposed IN him, and falsifyng his pledge
he reports til headqu Washington the best
means of reinforcing the fort. And ii was this
sIan MisIcls Ii said to have been adopted, but
which, happi, y, was thWarted BY the capture Of
the fort and ts occap bs our own troops.
This HasBa Acans pcueus instance of perfdy but
She latest oe more conspicuous still. Its said
3 that i spy has been arrested at Montgomery, on
whose ssagson we're found secret dispatches from
V Lieut. slssaner, tho commander Of the United
tates forces al Fort Ickens, to the Government at
Washington TlIs man, If IS said broke his pledge
of homer Is Gen. Bragg, carried in secret dis
patches from the Government, deceiVing Gen.
& Bragg ID The meantime, by exhibiting open dis
patches Of no consequence and then came out of
Tho Fort dispatches from Lieut.. SlemIner with
ont reporting himself To Gen. Bragg at all.
Here yves another fragrant violation of the rifles
Of honor and the rules of war if the facts are
4 stated correctly. Zen. Bragg, surprising that the
word of n rian no claimed to be a gentleman
an good as hisibond, permitted this man to en-
fsr The forf, snsp ting 10 treachery. He is de-
eeised The courtesss 81 are violated and the
rnlss III honor disreg Is there anything that
illastrafe, better than this, the perfdy of the
Abolition Administration and its agents
The telegraph brings another repoFt-that Fort
pckens hay been reinforced, Possibly the arrange
II saenaswes all made by this same man. 1t was easy,
after eating With the Government vessels
outside the harbor, to convey to Isieut. Siemmerin
between the two, These tWo instances viii doubt
n lass teach the officers OF the Southern Army the
lesson that no confidence can be reposed in the
honor Of the elnissaries Of the Abolition Govern
Nh ei1t sfs wash lgfsaY, ~
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NEW ORLEASs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. An election Of eighteen directors for
this railroad company, to serve for twelve months,
will take place at the office of the company, this
day, on Camp street, opposite Lafayette Square,
commencing Ut 9o'elock, a. NJ, and ending at
o'clock, P. NJ. The Louisiana stockholders will
elect twelve directors and the Mississippi stock
holders six directors. If majority of the stock
is not represented the election will be postponed
until this day week. We presume, however, that
a large majority Of the stock will be represented
and that the election will take place in compliance
with the stipulations Of the charter.
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nAtar15RIs 81 Eolsrs SUMTER.

South Carolina has covered herself all over with
glory, BY the Yatar Of her brave and loyal oitts
sens Fort Sumter has fallen, and the flag of tiie
| Confederate States now waves proudly ana def
andy over It's hattlcments.
The peF fidicgs treaoheryof the Northesg Admin
issraton has been rehuked and exposed in q man
ner which that Administration httie;szPsoted. AIT
their false assurances Of pence failed 20 throw Us
Oh our guard. The first attempt to reinforce the
fort and plant hostile force permanently within
the hints Of 4 sovereign State, was IN ignonnous
failure The second Indication of such purpose
was responded to by an assault upon the fort 1t
self, which has ended, as every Southern man
knew ii would in the discontinue, the defeat
sasd the tlishonor of the Northern enemy.
The Cabinet at Washington, yielding to the
sioutside pressure which it had not the manliness
nor the craftsmanship to resist has rashly under
taken the enterprise of subjugating the South,
The South accepts the gage of battle, and victory
perches upon her standard at the first shock Of
arms. So will it also be, again and again, if this
mad undertaking on the part of the North is to be
persisted in. The sons of the South, fighting OF
their own soil for their own liberties, for their
s.atars and their sesides,n can never be subdued.
If there is any craftsmanship in the Cabinet at
Washington--if there is even ordinary prudence
this rash experiment will be abandoned at once.
Nothing can come Of it but disaster to the North
and injury to both sections. II it is supposed that
the South will yield, or that we can be conquered
or that NC will not resist to the bitter end and to
the last extremity, mistake is committed that
will cost precious blood and millions of treasure.
It will beseaser to recognize the independe nce
of the Confederate States now than to do SO after
years of strife and battle. The fall of Sumter is
but the prelude to other victories which the South
will gain if this unnatural invasion Of Southern
soil is to be kept up. II the Northern Administra-
ton is wiseif it does not wish the tables turned,
and the war carried into its own country will
make haste to withdraw its hostile forces from our
waters and FORTS and gracefully submit to that
independence Of the South which it can by no pos
| sibilltY prevent.
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The officers members OF Trad Ferry Fire Compsny No
II akes his method If ea,ning their sincere thanks
officers AID members Of Columbia Fire Company No. g. and
treoe Fire Company No g. their valuable services The
trial Of their engine yesterday.
W. q. MANNING, Foreman.
W. howard, Sec'v ais 2p1t
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

We are indebted 10 III. George Ellis, Old Levee
street, ppposita fhe Fostofice, for copies of the
following named new publications:
THE HISTORY or ENGLAND, from the accession of
James # vol. s. BY Lord Macanley. Edited by
his sister, Lady IreYelyan. New York: Harper
5 u Bros.
The previously issued volumes of this work have
desergedIy 1nerited and received the attention Of
i'll readers III history The preface to the present
volume, especially remarks, that it is given to the
world, precisely % was left BY the distinguished
author. The volume viii certainly command the
regard of Tic student Of history.
tFHE GIsDaAD Or FREE LABoR IN THE BsIT1sH
III EST IsDIas. b. Wm. G. SeWell. New York ]:
Harper ~ Brothers.
4 work giving details and statistics regarding
\ fhs resalta Of emancipation in the British West
Indies If typography u mast excellent, and its
earance neat.
rs THE WgTs AID BEaUx or soelETY. BY Grace ~
Raillp Wharton au thors 8of n The Queens of So
ciefy y Illustrations from drawings by the
BrorAera Daixiel, New York: Harper h Broth
eaH.
pleasant companion for leisure hour Is this
\ book anecaste, wis and hnmor savored with the
sals Of Information, make up the repast that it
presents 70 The reader. II is handsomely bound
ana printed.
Northern comments. By the author OF !. A
South ide View Of SlaYery.n Boston: Hcknor
u Fields.
few days since we had occasion to refer to
this work IN CONNIE ndatoFy terms Suffice it for
us now e say that we heartily recommend 1t to
Our readers.
1Ihe WORKS Of RIEaITa, I volume; of THUeYIDEs,
ouines; and of EuRIPIDEs, 2 volumes New
ERIK Harper II Brothers.
Ilaa ABOVE named volumes are published In the
original ext, and ii pocket edition form.
we assnewledge tlereceipt, from Messrs ". a.
II end a CO., New ork, through the polite at
tention II r Gee. Ellis Levee street, opposite
The Rostrofice, of
4 TIM eIsATisR, Of vnlcan's Peak, and
By I. Fenaimore Copper illustrated, from
drawings, by IL. %. g. barley. New York: w.
A. Townsend al Go. "a
These two works are, Of a part, in the handsome
edition Of Gooper's novels, now being issued BY
/ MessFa, ownsend 4 Go. The edition il, in point
j Of biographical appearance and elegance OF il
luatrasiDn, inferior to none. The volumes arc both
handsomely aIla substantially bound.
LonIsa ASA GuARis The honorary, as well as
q flc actise members Of this gallant company, are
Il requested tn attend q meeting at their armory
this egening ata o'clock. The object Of the meet.
ing is to complete the organization BY the election
o. officers. The honorary members are particu.
to be punetual in ATTENDANCE, as ii
II eontenp lated to place them in position for &C.
q service ~ home should necessity require, ana
hae yonnge members be called into active service
" ABROAD We refer to the published notice.
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Country Merchants

~sNSsSSNNA y $1,000 3%sessE&NS III
Visiting This city for Inc purpose u replenishns heit
stocks, will md at the establishment Of
BENTHuYsER, LEWIS & CO..
Il6 CANAL STREET.. ING
"A large and fresh assortment Of
r-aN-cE Dar 90 OBS.
Which they offer FOR CASH OR APPROVED CITY A.
CEPTANoE, at extremely Low Prices
They have recently opened large lines the following
viz ~
BAREGEs and BAREGE ANGLAIs.
ORGANIZES and oRGANDIE ROBES.
5ACONET and LAWNS.
SILKS, FoULARDS and GRENADINES. ODD.
LACE PoINTEs and MANTILLAs.
RMBROIDERIES and LACES.
WHITE GOODS and CURTAIN DRAPERrEs.
LINEN GOuDS and LINEN LAWNS.
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS.
FILRT MITTs and GLOVES
PARAsOLs and FANS.
TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS.
HOSIERY of all descriptions.
a. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
sn examination of stock and prices is requested.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co.,
ais 2ptf No. 1l6 canal street.
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y alan'-s Phoenix Fire Company No. s. else
ahEaaeh tlelr foreman. sfr. Power, publish
cafd z. o. shAtsSs g HE Mobile Fire Department
aof tne Etndnsas WITH which they were received
Apon me 0ceas9n of their late visit ID that citsz
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VoLnSTEEE sTATE Tnoops, FIRST DIvSslos.
Official notice elsewhere appears that tho alarm
signal faF the assembling OF This division Of woian
feer statesgOopa, will BE twelve taps repeated at
Eateryals taar times. upea the bells al the FRa-
+ i u Fsit8 III lresss HI,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Books
for subscription to the stock of this Company, it is
elsewhere advised, will be kept open during the
current week, by MIR. R. Y. Richardson, agent,
Nj, 4 FoInpaor etpoat
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RET ~ Elm Ar 4 aud hIWAast, Is; 4 teoi - II
ibis notice We had the pleasure ct receiving
ed,nr sya + The sh OF the newly married con de was
day teAsied llfeand happy ono wished them,
8H5a5$S
par aI'Il,e C.. prelf, the sole natural CLAIR"
yeyani whose wondou gifts Of Spirit Vision
all has her at III Customhouse street,
daily hronged by the curious well BY the afflicted.
dis tho and location of which battle The
abct Of The netica profession through thu
clatrvoyan powera Capre and under her treatment
successfully cured.
All visa the Past the Present and The Future revealed
Though Glavoyauce also all who the victims of
nrncpcd preenders uyed to call at 1877 Gustomhouse
street. where entire satisfaction will them
fees received.
Horoscopes Of fe giving in fn every Important particular
as of the Past accurately calculated upon
learning day Of birth All letters enclosing stamps promptly
answered. ais 2plta
na>The following letter relative to Bran
pnETR's Pills demands attention from inVads
HANMoNroN, N j., May I. 1860
DR. BrsRdrehDear SIR have wanted write you
express my graf for the beneficial effects that
experienced in my family and in hundreds aye,
thousands Others by the of Bandreh's Pills ihe
year friend Brockway sold your pills Boston, 1885
declining of health, aud my we'll
myself supposed that earthly would terminate.
Mr. Brockway urged to lake the Bandrehs Pills but hay
ing used much medicine with good effect
cned TO let nature take its and cal y submit to
fate. Mr. B. offered give dozen if would
prescribed By This he hsd great faith in them.
and finally TO take Them but gift went
home and eost hopees<iy. After taking box
began feel better Well sir, when used up twelve
boxes well healthy NANNY weight having from,
13l pounds l52 pounds then ordee and be-
that time and the retailed three honss dol
lars invaluable Pills, and quite that
have thereby been instrumental in saving hundreds but
thousands Of lives. Yours, truly, c. ]. FAY, NJ d.
Price per Principal Office 29l Canal street
New York. Sold by ]. WRIGHT L CO., Nos q and 15l
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eEIscIssT RrFfsss. The members IF this Gallant
eosapany are elsewhere Officially advised a meet
1T ter afinory thss morning al q o'clock, falIs
aQuianed.
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a&Qg'O1e Bird.
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
Has in store large supply Of the celebrated IRENE DE
BOUZY Gu AMP ACME in quarts and also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEIEK, PIPER uEIDSE1CK, PAR
MENT1ER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large of the best Old Sherres such AONTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other MaeaB OF lower grade Superior
Old Dry Dock POhT and other Ports less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC RANDIES-Vintage 1895, l79s
1892 and large supply always hand AL grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES. in glass and wood. WIII>-
RYS-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bsurbon and Wheat Whit
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts. Coz
DIAIS etc. Ny usual assortment WINES which
will be sold reasonable other house in the city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2p1ye Nos. Is and 10 Royal street
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1sycsety Dollts.s Eectgcrss

VIII be paid for snch evidence Will to the coles
ton Of the following Lcau6e dne under tho following section
of tho City Tax and License Odd nance, No. a44s:
SEC ST. Each and every citizen the State a
shall receive solicit orders CUSTOM display saurIss
sell dispose Of goods other articles CT commerce.
any whatsoever either for themselves or MS
Others shall lcouse Of hundred dollars payable
demand or before commencing business under penalty dry
dollars recoverable before any competent Magistrate
corder for the benefit of the city.
Apply at The corner of Camp and Canal streets TO
GEO. W. GREGOR,
fels 2pf Collector Of above License
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we RRIo0eE .RReuivi,en .aia.

OF Spring IL not more welcome to the world Than Or
wRtGAr'S REJUvENATING ELIXIR ia TO the Invalid.
Nothug in the muIiud comoounds Of tho Me:ri Me5ct
comsse with his uiy dslghfa remey Ia point Of sim
plieity and efficacy cases of ostraon and general
d, billy.
sor sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT q CO.,
21aaal5l ChartreF5treat,
ais sp3eod New 0Ilcaus"
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Nr II "a ED !:

on Thursday lth Inst BY the R1y Q y sSa5es u sis A.
this city.
this notice We had the pleasure Ct receiving
Rne fsyn TIC e,iih of the nely married con de was
a,y toasted and long life and happy wished them
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FsRE Al. aRss I'he Ere Department Is else
Hzhess aositiad tsfelge Bows on the bells re-
aentea is'ge lslaas Ii nota Gre alarm. osistal
ea1fsI' been had, that tho Flee
A3afsn be called il use for military
Asfr epIassp refer tofie advertisement.
6
stEs AaI IS lif BIZ eader is referred to the
aIigs isi3rs9iit Eals d real estate. negroes,
go atsailetea osf sajoF alton. on 10.
aaFn aEogis iton has been made
E hY sess S51iAlafala utos7 his STATE,
M ta ne aa mn Hill u troops mas d.
9sast nudes afEnK az lssi aap0Et ard the heavy
slas hAa lfea6ig l1cslassa ia tlse s't0n
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m HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
E8-An examination of prices requested.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ais 2ptf M. 116 "nnal street.
iStilg on ERg1asg
Is 900 yards finest Plain 3 REGF at 25c.. worth Soc.
$500 yards BAREGE ANHLAIS, at l215c,, worth 25c.
% doz Rcn Stitched ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % per dor
20 225
so 800
20 E. 325 :.
% $50
20 90
20 4 90
20 $50 =.
10 s 50
10 10
ALL WORTH MUCH MORE.
GREAT BARG AIMS:
LINEN DIAPERS.
BIRDS EYE DIAPERS,
EMBEOIDERIEs
ORGANIZES aud LAWNS
LINEN oAMBRICs, etc.
LARGE LOTS OF SILKS!
MUCH UNDER COST.
E1-Terms-CAsH
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ais aptr ZIG Canal street. -
Planters
WILL FIND AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
An assortment Of
DRY GOOD s.!
OF every description and in any quantity TO st the buyer
enabling those who select at hoss get all their DRY
GOODS IN ONE BILL Our comprises all descriptions
PLANTATION GOODS
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
GFNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MEMS AND BOYS, WEAR,
DRESS GOODS
RIBBONS AID TRIMMINGS,
H ,USEKEEPING GOODS,
sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs.
LINEN, COTTON AID WOODEN GOODS,
At Very Low Prices
FOR CASH OR CITY ACCEPT.4NCEs.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ais 9ptR No. ll6 C nal street.
s4EE Linen SHIRTS, I'LL Linen Shirts,
scr so PER DOZEN!
SUCH AS AaE USUALLY SOLD AT sa8 PER DOZEN.
Isle UNDERsRIRTs
CHECKED CAMBRIA UNDERsHIRTs,
LINEN aud COTTON DRAWERS,
Etc, etc, ETC., ETC., etc.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
alb 2ptf 1l6 Canal street.
Great Sale of Silks !!
BLACK LACE POINTES AND MANTILLASl
TODD's,
| lie and I4......Chartres street......l2 and n.
THE BALANCE OF MY STOCK
BLACK AND COL0RED SILKS!
| Il now offer at
25 per cent. Under First Cost.
Also, the entire assortment Of
| REAL THREAD,
CAMBRIA,
tusHER anil
SILK LACE PoINTFs,
MANTLES and MANTILLAS.
Being the
Greatest Bargains Ever Shown
M,
NEW oRLEANs!
JOHN TODD,
| al6 2pMoTh&sa IL and "a Chartres st.
Spring ussa Summer Ct0thtng!
FRESH APPROPRIATIONS.
Summer TWEED SUITS,
SIngle-MIed CASHMERE SITS,
White AMI Fancy L MEN SUITS.
ALPACA GOATS,
BoMBAzINE COATS
BARBOUR COA1S,
French DRAP D'ETE COATS.
LINEN PANTALOONS
DRAP D'ETE PANTALOONs,
single-Milled CASHMERE PASTALOONS.
White and Colored MARsEGLLES VESTS.
BOMBAZINE VESTS,
LINEN VESTS,
MERINo VESTS.
Under Garments.
Gsuze Merno Cotton Gauze Flannel UNDERsHIRTs
:. :. E. DRAWERS.
HALF HOSE, GLOVES SUBSCRIBERS, ETC., etc.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS yALTsEs CARPET BAGS, etc.
Rs-Call at
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lVse Charter GAS

90 Q KIN q 5To v E!
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nJ-Herrfng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAT- Es Nos ravie street New Or
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D-CrIstadoro's Hair Dye is the only Dye
ever Only Dye sworn be poonessThe ,sny
DYE for living brownThe Only Dye TOR perfect bacl-
The Only Dye that dshts drtecon Only Dye that in.
sianan ous and the ONLY DYE for all who the
color 81 their hair changed with safety certainty apdty
to my shade they may ppsire.
Manufactured by J. eRISTApoRo, No Aston House, New
York Sold eyerywero and applied BY ali Hair Dressers
mo 2plm6w
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.Eessisss &Taste, etc.

S0t'sotEEFS q aVEG, EdCs
1000 boxes Mountain Oranges
50 :. Lemons.
80 bags choice Filberts.
30 bags choice Walnuts.
50 boxes sheiled Almonds.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
IS New Levee and II Fulton ST.
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RS- For A auditor Of Pubic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IT, PErsAI.TA a. d eaud ate for Auditor Of Pub
Accounts at the elecuon in November
I a4 2Dta ( s rpFry n
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s5-We are authorized to announce BY
5THsLL HAYNES, of East Feleana as a candidate for
Auditor Of Public Accounts at The in November
az 2Dm# 3 #E