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Mrs. MINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced and female physician, has Soothn
Syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng by sofenng The guns, reducing all Inflammation
will SHAY all pain regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your Infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver
,,.,-o,, - ,,o,bs, coIyrn oct26-ly
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The wheeIIug convention.

WHEELING June l9.-The time of the Convention
to-day was occupied with debate on the ordinance
recognizing the State government.
Mr. West, of Wetzel county, offered an amend
ment that no one who had voted for secession shouC
be allowed 10 hold Office in the State during tht
war.
Mr. Msrtin said that the secessionists in his coun
ty we're in the habit of taking the oath and after
wards regulating it, Men had to learn to disre
gard their oaths to be good secession:sts
The amendment was lost-syes 10, nays &C.
The ordinance finany passed-73 to 8. 1t pro
vides for an entire recognizing of the State Gov
ernnent Every officer will be obliged to swear
allegiance anew to the United States and repudiate
the Richmond Convention. The Convention viii
now proceed to choose Government council fo
the new State. A seal and other emblems of au
thority have been ordered.
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GrSs GUNs! GUNsI-MCCALL q FALL have just
received a large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&C.. &c. Call soon.
may2G-lw
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In Chancery az Gainesbero.

nRIscILLALE LEE lafayette Lee, ct Als June IL
jIIn this 1t Appearing to the CLERK and Msste
from c,mpainsns b l. verified BY affidavit, that ne defsi
anti Lee il sdens Of the state Of Tennessee
50 that ordinary process Of Law be served upon htm
1t therefore ordered By that publication be maze Tor fo
weeks In the Union an Arcan pub
shed the city Of Nashville requlfingg i'd james LeSto
appear ere The Chancellor Of the ChaDcey Court OF Jack
county, the house. In the town Of 6sinesbore on
tie Monday August ie6 then and hee to answer
Plead demnr eoplain4ns BILL or the sane will Be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex psrte - 10 him
WIN II Bolts, Clerk and Master,
Ky Joel W. Settle, D. Q 4 NJ
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DESCRIPTION.

Davy 81 years old, feet or inches go, dark
thick lips when laughing shows bis ain
which red speaks que and when spoken TO says sir
to peaI every his hair plated some
times when conbed fine head Of hahas scar on the
side or near the head which covered By his hair
and vii have examined closely to ind IT. has the marks
Of the gbp from whip extends to his foe
which scars were when bought him. his teeth yellow
In 'front.' except which is white and think are disposed 70
lap will positive. He ssout heavy set well mus
cled ard vey active his wegat is from 100 to 40 lbs
will py the reward any Who will deliver
said OF Davy for his coIfnement In any jail from
whnh 4 can g-t him, EDWARD @. EGsLEsr0N.
CoLua mrs. Miss, june e-f
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The Baltimore Clipper declares that number OF
sealed cars passed through that city from Washing
ton few days since, which were filed with the
Government archives, removed to Philadelphia by
order of the Administration
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NOTICE.
wEYANTED Number One Candy Maker. Apply at the store
w OF THOMPSON, sPERRY & co
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Pimples Banished!
Faces Made CIeafF -
HOW
R one weeks use Of the Magnolia BamI Psreesty harm
"a but elegant and ssec.upl preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
wEHAGAN & CO., PrspristOrS, Troy,N Y.
fehlA-dhW3m
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TWAS universally suppaned 0ntnents and healing
Applications both the Eastern and Western Hemis 2heres
berevr introduced its rasie merit is the true secret
OF its all ceods dFectos, whether the cause DC
doofieEtor dissdgs-
BURNS : scALDs
relieved Of their anguish pain and nnan
ton nv timely spplica ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is as By charm, pleniso OF
ScarremAining 4
THE FRIEND OF x TIE NURSERY
Children sre frequent Brf ferers from external inure
.~necsv from Ftaid and . CrnpkeRe EzpIosiORs-hsr
fore every mother should have this healing prepAAoOn
constantly hand. II heals sore Breas ancq nicEy re-
nvss the TRTTER or RING WORM, 30 Tre71eaSt ~ ths
RUrseTV
TorRAvRLxRs BY 8 SEA AND land.
The MAchinis the Ira yslsr, and every other indi
| vidusl vhoIe lot in life = throws him within the
rbsncs ~ from eplo = so fire. Isse 'should
Ss IN mind thSt this Magic Extractor HIS best and only
friend It beth portable and cheap, ana shoeo eFs
he his oompapop as friend need There Thousands
OF living witnesses to testify 3 to its marvellous tus VIZ
owe their sound limbs and muscles 70 lis SAVING ENERGY
| DALLEY's MAGIC ALPAIN q EXTRACTOR lisa PREVEE
! TIVE as we'll as CURE:
! prvr,. r,v,r,,ss ssrssof al kinds
R-nises Tiluls, Shot wounds,
| RoiIS Frost Bites, Serofuls,
/ Broken Breast, Fever Sores, seeryy,
p,as ~ RsptiIes Pelon5 scads,
! 0laudular Diseases, Scurf,
S SasSSs1 Linz, MereUTisI Sore, seaid Head,
| mapped Hands, Pains generally, sprsins,
4 shilt5sias Pimulss Small Pox,
I 6Tamp, Piles, Tuners,
! Contracted Cords Poison, Tet.er'
| chsfes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
| Diseases Of the skin, Rashes. Venereal Sores, &c
d Al the PRINCIPAL Depot II Broadway, New York. and2
y I'd Isl charres street, New Orleans BY = HklShT 70
vlr
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TWAS universally pplsnted all other 0ntents and healing
spplicons in both Eastern Western Hems oheres
herever introduced and itrase merit is the true secret
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DIR. s.. J. COBB

DIR. :. j. COBB
VEyOULD respectfully to the citizens Of Nashville
Nv snd vicinity that be has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street. No. co. opposite Theatre where he VIII be pleas
ed to receive wait upon person wishing Dental op
alton performed and times hard and ne VIII
promise to make charges very moderate
gentleman who has enlisted in the Southern Array
that wishes to Teeth operated before going can
cali at nyofice and done free Gratis for Nothing
.nIQo-Iem 8. ~ COBB
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF GEoRGLA-The notes on
this Bank are taken at par at the City Bank
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CELEBRATED FEMAL
PROJECTED ,Sae Letters.
NV RoaYl SSSS%n PATENT
m n xrsscrss.ion or Sir = Cgdrhs, n D., Ply
sicfaa Extraordinary to the Cneen.
This Invaluable medicine unfsng in the Of sl thoF
nsf and dangerous which the female constitute
subject 1t moderates and rsnoVesah obstructtsI
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
II "a peculiarly suited It will, in . short time soI
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GoVsrnnens
Great Britain, to prevent counterfets
CAUTION.
IAssa PiIs shotlLd not be taken By female ring
FTPST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they GTssHT
bTig on AscdTTid0e, at any other time ey are sdIs
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Afecton Pam IN t
Rsk and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Pepaaon Oh me
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will eject cure Hnen
All other means have failed and although poWerin remeayi
DO not contain iron, csome Antimonyior anything
theconsttution
Full directions in the pamphlet nd each packages
should be carefully preserved.
solo Agent for the United States and Canada ...
JOB MOSES Late j. O Bale win& OoIl
Rochester, n. 7.
NBsO0 and postage stamps enclosed @ any author
Ed sgent will insure bottle containing 50 pills, BY return
mail -. n,
sh III, J q. Blown And all respectable dru9gtstxI
srl- .tvkv-1V-
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Tho GubernatOriaI Canvass-GOvernOr
Harris.

The Springfield Spectator makes the following re-
marks:
"a Governor must ne elected in August, and 1t
this iuncture of our States history our choice
.hould fall upon one who is Known 20 be faithful
and true one courageous enough boldly to ASSERT
and contend for cur rights, and whose sound judg-
,nsnt wisdom and patriotism commend him TO the
.on6dence and esteem Of the people. No Other
nan In our humble judgment is more fily quail
ca foy the duties and responsibilities of the SiSe
Lr lis pressn nj very worthy and efficient incumbent,
T,ham a Harris. He has proved himself equal 10
,b of the present crises sad understand
;no a.. rsrposes snj plans Of the Dilite-y as we'll
"A ,be civil departments Of the State government,
~ .s.s;.ss should be demsuded by the unanimous
yoic ~ the peOple and be be retained 10 the posi-
,ion he non nncupies. Whatever might be our de-
eires or our policy when navigating cslm unIIN-
a,d sea We should never change pilots when the
Shin Of Slate is smong the breakers, aud our safety
depends upon the kelmsmsn. Let Gov Harris,
Therefore be rel c.ed without opposition, aoo B
consciousness Of the security OF our State hohor
sad the promotion Of her citizens best interests
will psrvade our entire population
In advocating the claims OF Gov Harris We 90
not dsspsrage those Of any other gentleman IN 'he
Stste for there are scores Of hers competent and
qualified in every respec. to FL the ofhce, among
whose names We might mention those OF Brown, EW'
ing, Haynes, Henry, Cave johnson, Polk, House
BGfch, Gentry, the Qlarleses, Whitthorne ana q
hest OF others; sill good men s1d true, whose nu-
merous friends would delight 10 elevste them e
stations of honor and trust put We shoHid Sc, a
side personal prefe elees IN times like these,
and set for the public good and the welfare Of our
StRts.
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JosEPH NAsH, State Agent for Tennessee KENTUCKY hss
.ippi and Arkansas will attend U the prompt adjustment sno
psvuent Of lrsses in his district
A. 70
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T1Haasssz. 40 sszss Prime Nsw, iu.s rscsivse 2
Izlrsf 81 NaEkiipissiis
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TYReadsr hsvs you seen Prof woods aaysrsnsn IN
PAPER. Read It; 1t will interest you.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FosrREss MONROE, June 2I.-There are rumors Of
heavy Southern advance from Yorktown hither-
ward.
The Federal piekets near Little Bethel were driven
10.
Psrsors representing themselves as deserters from
Sewalis Point gave such vague information, that
Butler had them placed in jail.
The Southerners are erecting masked batteries
opposite Rip Raps.
No correct returns of the killed at Great Bethel
have or will be made.
All the Surgeons were ordered across the Poto-
mac last night,
The War Department has discovered that formal
Secessionsts carry regular correspondence to Beau
regard via Mount Vernon
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WAMEs II. WRIGHT I'd Illustrator Of John williams, dec
II vs. the Heirs and Creditors Of John Williams dec-in
Chsncerv JsmestoWn Tennesee appearing TO tne Coor
in above that the eseste OF John nans oee
Insolvent It therefore the Court ns all persons
hIving claims against the Of the said John W2ns os
Al tem with the Clerk and Of said Court on or oeio.
the rst Monday Of september next duly accord
ing gs % is~ % ISey va" % B. BLEnsoR, NJ
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40 Reward,

M ANYWAY from the subscriber 18th dav Of Sep
Ia, TENDER st, negro named DANf VIII give the
above rev ard or his confinement IN any jail
Said boy was Franklin in Williamson county Ten
peseebought ty me from DR. Gale Nashville, Tens, in
the fall of is49 satisfied that be will not give his
er name Jailors whom this oce s sent will
please preserve for that don't think he has been
Unprecedented yet ANY information said boy should be I'D
dressed to me az Columbus, his2.
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Mesrs Clark Gregory Co-Gens pu chased two bottles
Of your Ambrosal OIL which has given eStre satisfaction in
collie, Toothache and Headache. -
Cyruston, Tern. efokeE eIEhAHi'
Nessrs CLARK Gragory Nashville, Tenn :Gsnemen:I 1t
gives pleasure tell you that Amhrosis Gil has given
great relief and may say mere ease than the use OF any
other medicine 80,
have used one bottle ard BALI Of your Ambrossi Oil,
and from the ease in Rheumatic suffering
would the ether bottle and one half for any price,
provided could not get an more. Respectfully.
". G. PURsLEY
RinggoId Ga, Sept Sd, 1889. apll-d&W2W
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THE EGsT TENNESSEE "UNIoN'' CoNyENnoN.-The
Knoxville Register publishes the following dispatch:
GREENyuIE, Tenn, June l9.-The adjourned
East Tennessee Convention is still in session.
THE Committee have reported n set of resolutions
in favor of the independence of East Tennessee.
The first resolution is under discussion. There
IA strong division of opinion and much dissatisac
ton No result.
The following is dispatch received by citizen
of GreeneviIle now in this city:
C,KEESEvILLR, June 20.-The Convention is still
in session. No report yet. Conservative measure
will prevail, think
There is an apparent conflict in these dispatches,
vvhieb we do not understand.
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SPEEDY Decentralization Msrcum, the soldier
Who shot Young Arehesrt on Saturday last, was in
dicted by the Grand Jury, placed his trial in the
Circuit Court now in session, and was convicted
yesterday and sentenced TO eight years IN the penn
tentiary.-Knorvile Register June 10
We understand MARcuN was lodged in the peni-
Tertiary yesterday.
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Runway MATTERS.

Arrival Of the Passenger Trains.
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Clothing Dealers
-rNJ p SHIELDS CO. have this day received and are
n tab TO the trade at suction prices, the sntlrs
5 n me Of tie largest Eastern ciOthing B
- hon doubt most extensive and Dss go up stoek
ssr ozsred 81 Auction II this city, The stock OF iul
ill., ~ variety q spring goods selected With the greatest
made In best manner Being mace tor TINS sprng
NJ eoecerr besng disappointed In the Spring ousi
-. 70 close their stock in this manner peal
IA ssrvs ne own interestby calling and examining this
soeE As they will most positively be sold An cp
Portuni'y iAf'S BENZ =. SHIELDS & CO.,
Central Arcti on Rooms,
,,a. opposite se~anes
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AUCTION SALES.

SLAVE" AT AUCTION. YES AT AUCTION
BY r. W. LONG,
ATcTloSEER-OfIce, No l,5 Gravicr street,
Opposite the St. Charles ITotEl
THURSDAY, April IS, 1861, at IL o'clock NJ .,
q nj Hf HccHant3 and AucnneeTs' aarXe (Old Port
0ice) Royal street. the following slaves will be sold
ALICE, prHe. Is years cook wa her and ironer
an general hontG servant "' ' ~ "'"''
WlNNT. black, aged 81 ycarsfcld hand and her gon
: TIARLES. hack, aged 10 yeara-likeg.
l. WlLli An, bltck. aged % yrars-Gcld hn1d.
g. ELLEN, g'ie. aged yeas-cocE washer and ionnr
wife ' " ~ manu- ""' ''
and field l.tTd. ~ ~ ''''-'
hand. " 9''~ - '-''
= PEfEE IcI'atto aged il ycarz-- No l house bow.
layer. ~ ~ 5'0N "''1N
H. CELESTIEI black, aged 30 years-No French and
-. cnARLES, hl@tk, aEsd II yeets-No. | field hand
H. ~ Efite aged ~ cloR washer aud roner and
II LUCY, grifs, age! Is yca-s-No. field hand.
a So at tic time place nrnber of oJhar cooks
"arhtt5 an! toncrs auu fed hands
E7y- TERMS-taFh. o17
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BY J. B. WALTON
AUCrIoNEER-Oflice, 10 Camp stree


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al camp street.
TN ~ SI'5Snx imy l IL, dSG, at IT, o'ctoek NJ
S; 9,s qs TO- NJ the following described vana
sSUARE A. Containing about orrcns of land and ,eoyr
ri t on Wo1h Feet @Sou o. III S ,f r %G@"
- feet on second street. in tn 2 Ga this sndI square
the H. s story Of bc ana The ccoi s ,a i"' VIZ " Ir
s % cssi on Win In s sd" s"""%%s eight rc rooms
Ipan III" IT4rr Th.T, r, II r ons rd,rs ,o,, ~ ~
trret rosd yrr1nb .ardeu "i 1 Hn!d ' i opIn
he co We piacs and now oeen y t the oE Kinney Hn"~ ca
deny. ,,,,, ,-,.,,-s
rctts ntn ~, ,. y, itl!a ara li9iuaF
Nos H. Il a an, on ing on on SGJP rsS Tsg 4 cS S
lux iI"i iy e. and l5o r. inclusive on We III
i ~ I KIRK nTTn ltTi being on each
r E !i d mrlIr I've yH hr r S1shce
streets vied into wery tg Str nnnibetcd Fl m tn "a
Lots Nos 25 - y mud IS fronting on Tud stree AND Its II
i;%%' y Isl feet 9Ss LGs D opf ."
each 80 fec front by depth Of 2j ecf " ' '''ee
and Keer D. and p New Mh a n dy
Nor5fG Eo o yh aYied into Tywo los numbered
street! measure each 81 feet Foni BY $50 iep Lots
l. IS ana H. ironing On Worth Street nesIrin Zach e e
sire and lots 20 and Il fronting on Worfs;rea IN aIre ac
80 front, by depth 1872 eo Lot and lots p to a. in
FROM BY IRREGULAR d"phs Of 70 feet to Isl ' se o. ee'
lei ects is divided into twenty lots numbered f ON to
"a Lots inclusive frunrii on First street md oI "a IN
'front.' BY 4e9h Of 10 tsg Lott and 2frontins Daniel
each - feet front, by depth Of $50 feet.
ii ALE OF SQ0 RE No 20 bounded by Third, Fourth and
Minor streets and Williams avenue div dti n
numbered from 10 z LOIS TO inclusive frontiu Minor
Street and lots 10 T. inclusive" tutinE VII Jams avenue
ons Oh lAFa See h'>'Fe each 80 feet BY depth Of l5o
'e Ti;, raw, ,;,, ~ , :, ,-,-, ,
MS very a o2 3 P1oPS i'rat9d on The New Orleans
Msss+i nj river sixteen miIrs From Ma nrl I' I Gu VIZ,
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Ely G. E. GTRARDEY & CO.,
c. T. GIEARDEr. Aurtionccr,
nEirn ~, - E{n,-n-.,,, 81
Office No. 81 Magazine stree
saturday. ADrf! 90 1881 1T ~ o,c1o.

OdirN No. 81 Magazine street
TU u 10 NJ ,a Apr Hn z" hsS1 t II o's!oc's
a TX IN r t mnqss cir ;Te1is at nnhc "son ga The
PFC T e i3E e& S0f3 5TE e" FSf &
the improvn.u'. hcenn in 'ha First district and in the
boan4e by TcAoupt0ulo Religious Orange and Race
,,Two Of los are de3nsa os and B. and each
parallel lines OF IS feet II inches. 4 forms The corner Of
Orange and Rc1igiouS reefs.
feet ires md ,c Font on ,rdr~ strcc y s9 be- o.
tween parallel mes Of 63 It II in hes and lines.
Toy Their with the Uprii Story
Beck Cotton she'd "a by IS slated roof htvin, new Hand
Pres capable Of boxing and COMPRISING Cotton Everything
= I REF CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .ftunted in the
Hevn, Bolivar and It Streets fesgna,ed by the Nos g.
noc in c " oro oT Of p & xr S n 3 and !" DE-:
"y Said lots ioin each other md tch = feet
inches and lines front royds street. by ll3 feet inches
Brick C."on Shed. slated roof 30 ny 81 viii new HSnd
Pres, capable of ooxng md compr s>"g Cation
TIER con=uit, large Presses cent al Ice
ton 'cs them very des rle parties wi hing engage
eJ~TH {US-p,ooerg Firstly nescrited-sl50, cash pur-
d paS :y c.h ] p%G AZ e a Sc "T S S
date Said .ecme1 mortE the property boar
Ut naHr IT, pcr r@n1 un fin lGc , nnce of p ho
Tc h 10 ne @ N SF he e TfS nsrgT II
m'rE9S and privilege on he property o:Hng tnrces: the
P,oncv secondly rcscrhed to pay $500 cash
prororry cnch for he Of $50 dated "Oh Tny Sd4 and
ma,rfiy and yeas aer he me ,nte 'nr 50 i"iy Ia
having extended july IS The interest there,
H ' n% '' scc"~d 3, 1%@ s?."
pr cent f nd dac "d per- cent "c is aHi'v 7" OIL
The of hp pnre he drwn their order
per cent AItornrys e 6xcd The f"ccle,nrr Of the
momgn the property he insured by the purchaser and
Act, Of sale before ". j. Casc Notary Public at tho cx-
nenSc IT che purchasers. ai0
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I 0UiSEEGA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OGiyo-Souh of Camp and hatcher streets, Now
Orleans
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Al fully ted against the vices and maades prescribed
by Law.
a Ie-ms-9 months credit for approved city factors
cepH,nccS bearing &per cent interest
Acts of sale before 4. Barnett, Notary Public at the ex-
peIsG Of the purchasers. all
HORSES, HORSES, DRAY, LICENSE AND HARNESS
BY EDWARD S. AUDLER,
Auctionoer-OIi q Exchange Alley
SATURDAY, Goth inst, at I2 o'clock H.,
~ on 81 Louis street. opposite 81 Louis Exrh. ge will
be sold - "
Two tine Sad1- and Harness Horses pRccrs and troers
Also. one Drag, Harness and License.
EO-TERM%-i'lsh. Mt
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EEAhe47N nlAftBiIG4, OF EAtIUUb DlMENsIoNs,
Veucd and Pure White For aae by
BARELLI CO.,
tetNf 81 str
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FAMT7S r. McTArLGHG3, CRESCENT CITY CAR
% pnarins and Jobb Shop No I07 Grod street.
srOSi:S AND OFFICES FITTED Up with taste and
dispatch. ~
RO rors the country attended with prorp,ness
a
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Premiums for the ending 2g February 1861 S77 al 81
Assets 18th February, 6Gy $50 S48 ~
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q u. ia ieUrtiFiLS Erttfs43, Gum s. u
"a Agent the Purchase and SALE Of SlaFes, lhiS
53& Tn.d, No, "a In 2GFG sIree No" Orleans, u,
- jail tt
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Fo9l triEELY THE LAST SALE OF PICTURES THIS
season-SIperhy Framed Engrlvines Auction.
BY McCERREN Il LANDRY,
G. W. MCCGnREs, Auctioncer.
ohi"e and Salcsroom, Masonic Hall St Charles It,
'Hb y Si1AF and Friday Evenings. 18th
Anoth.r co." isl r1ei' %, , h S@i@
rsnc S e Nh 70 Int ana fine lire Ensa.l=, al AMI uy
a1c Co , s % en- received ant viii BE- sold 4" public
Tn s C. rc,io1 # Ia ,ra7 ~, ,,o- g. sf . ,
,H % al {Ae Celebrated .ie"Y q he ca
World. S'-'"' ''' Vi ''' Wv VI we VIEW
The picns VIII b orniatin at tn, arcsoara Masonic
hre II " ny @, 'a.I y RTeE"1r to the hour Of sale
r7y-TERNS- CAN Ii 10 CAL ana eS"''"e -,
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l r. a r., ~ = fnhi - t% 81, a o'cl2cls r.
der n e 5 r II se Of :4 f@ e Q" @p Or
81 G" ''T!t'!f Ht'"i 9Th apr ISL, for ac-
The confrr Of .iI d, rin , tive, in 7,r, t,,,-o l,1
va Ij,,rs WIN. Crockc y cue &c.
GAlYc-
Th" 'se Of lie ab We premises expiring 18th Deem
E e"d Conditions f0 tic nasc-TEe purchaser to
M ts payment rent at The rate Of thirty o'r ts2
@ M the eynrA't # The aec 1Ia' is the l2h
2oh N"rch Gi he r4c Of rhty ds.s Is%S per month
and III" iee Vi lis premium The purchae r ali nav be-
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'Efl ", hiE,i a Mt EnSEWopD AEDnAK FURNITURE
wih-u; r".cr,", account Of departure.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO
SuccessOrsJ A. Beard Co,
GARDNER SMITH Auctioncer
,,o,v ,o., Office 81 Comma" street.
NJ t}S Street be- " cen St Phi' and r..
hHI.n-S stFCe' "ili he sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-17
Notwithstanding.

RS, 7'
DRS. CLARK & FRTGDRICHS, Dentists,
HsTo removed ;Gnl I4) to l3u CANAL STREET door
from CreEcent City Bark ialT II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-17

n-h0x-0!ce daily, from O'Clock A. W. TO O'Clock
=ance Of tbs day Of nerfn nance ~ ~ @'' '- "
, HaJhhA irGE or ZINE Doors open quarter to
ociocH Performance TO tnnce At half O'Clock
an W. 3. tHiPPEsn AI.F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-17


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