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A Strange Story-A Singular Reunion
From the San Francisco Californian

From the San Francisco Californian
In 1871 young physician, who had just gradu-
ated at the Missouri State University, and re-
turned to his home in Illinois to practice his pro
fessi0u, led to the altar lady who had won his
love. The young physician, with that professional
ardor which burns so brightly in the heart of all
students had on his return home procured
subject or cadayer, for dissection, by desecrat-
ing the village graveyard. By some means this
fact became known, and warrant was issued for
his arrest and placed in the hands of an officer to
serve, which he did few moments after the mar
riage ceremony was performed. The crime being
a felony, the bridegroom's position may readily be
imagined to have been extremely unenviable, and
the prospects of prison cell being anything but
agreeable, he determined to make his escape. The
officer having granted him the privilege of saying
few words in private to his BRIDE he retired with
her to 2 room, babe her farewell, jumped from
the window and escaped. He was pursued for
many days, but finally managed to elude his pur
suers, ana settled in Missouri. A year later he
wandered into New Mexico, and from thence, in
the course Of few years. he found his way into
California During his Wanderings he had failed
to correspond with his wife, and she, believing
him dead, married again. After time he learned
this fact, but determined to remain dead to her,
and it was not until a few months ago he altered
his determination. Happening to pick up paper
published IN one of the Western cities, he read an
account Of the death Of the husband of his wife,
and knowing her to be free, he wrote to her,
stating that he still lived" and cherished her
memory as green as when he kissed her lips in
parting nineteen years ago. He told her that he
was still free, and asked her to come and enjoy
with him the fortune he had accumulated. The
wife widow received the letter. and while she read
the early love returned, and she determined to
join him Disposing of her property, she, with a
daughter twelve years of age, took passage for
California, where they arrived on Thursday last,
and were met on the wharf by the old husband
who conducted them to the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
where they remained till license was procured
and minister remarked the parties; after which
they proceeded TO the house that had been pre-
pared for them, and where they, on Thursday
evening, entertained quite a number of friends.
Truly, the incidents of real life are more startling
and romantic than the widest fances of the ro
mancer.
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A IRAGICAL LOVE AFFAIR.--The Paw Paw
Mich. Free Press. relates the following, in rela
ton to the suicide of disappointed lover:
VA young man residing near Olivet, by the name
OF OrviIe Wood, had been paying his addresses to
MISS Mark, whose family reside near the village of
Marshall and they were engaged, the marriage to
tended went to party, where he engaged SO
freely III liquors as to raise objections the part
OF the young lady's parents to the contemplated
union. ohe informed her affancied that she had
ia.neI ule yuan ulsopey her parents and preferred
death to living without him; and on FRIDAY the
9Th, they mutually agreed that the next Saturday
evening they would meet at his brother.in. laws,
ana on saturday evening terminate their lives,
one and at the same time, by firearms. Tho sam a
day he repaired to Marshall and purchased tw -
pistols, which he loaded, each with a bali and
seven buck-shot. At the time appointed for Their
meeting Saturday eVening-he was at his
brother-in. laws and soon after the young lady 40
eompanied by her sister, drove up. Wood saw
his Intended leap from the cutter and approach
the house when he stepped into the parlor placed
the muzze to his head and fired, dropping Iifeless
at her feet as she came in. Without moments
delay she stepped out of doors, dashed around the
corner of the house, took pistol from her pocket
was raising it to her head when her sister, who
had perceived that something was wrong, rushed
forward and caught the pistol from her grasp. On
examining it was found loaded with a ball and
shot as before stated. 1t seems that a misappre-
hension existed between the two lovers as to the
time when the tragedy was to take place-she
understanding him to name Sunday instead Of
saturday evening; but when she saw that he had
anticipated her, she was, as her action proved
ready for the sacrifice. The funeral of the
suicide took place on Monday, the 9th.
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Compensation.

The lovely violet smiles most sanity sweet
After the rain
More golden shines, after the summers heat,
The waving grain.
And purer still, from out the furnace gloom,
Cometh the gold;
And brighter to the wanderer CLEANS his home
Through storm and cold.
How fair to watch the white ship seek the strand
That leftus once, in tears;
. How thrilling is the claspng of hand
After long years.
How dearly priced the love that stays to light
Our lonely way,
While others-false ones-faded as the night
Before the day.
And sweeter yet are kisses when from lips
Not pressed for years;
And closer for the clasping of an arm
After long grief and tears.
So, looking backward DER the weary road
Our feet have prest,
An hundred times more lovely seems at last
Eternal rest.
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De. DE ANDRES g*e
.-.| r-. -a.-.-. --RSRk-- .--
s4RsAP ARlLLA BITTERs,

The attention of The Pu City Country Tsads Is ne
spectniy called to the inaroduc 1iea of the *
sarsapariAla Bitters,
The most Pleasant and vu Bers that has ever beeni
rodueed IN this coun fhe trade general can bs ssnnsd
by the following GroS,rs and Druggists:
fat1o' Marks 80, As IS and At New Leyee street
afitin ferefi 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
Z. j. Hart L Co., 49, IS and " Tehoupitoulas street.
l. basset ',or. Gravier and Tchoupitouas Streets
F. ASet Cambon, 50 and 8l Old Leyee street
john I. Moore, Poydras and New Leyee streets
Wm-'C Mitchell Camp and Poydras streets &
Cas, Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
I ". Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Gravisr
farmer allies, Druggists, Royal and custonhorss
| G. n. MORRISON Agent,
Il Magazine straes.
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SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARE.
Chemists to H. 3. H. Prince Napoleon, i3 chee Paris
This preparation has tho advantage of combining
powerful tonics known medical Of
lmpity und agreeable this Syrup taken with pleasure
ard suits the most delicate stomnchs.
II is par excellence the FERRUGINGUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies OF delicate constitution
young backward in attaining of puberty and
to children of weak constitution and is particularly
poyed in the treatment of Cholorosis, Aneea Pale Com
PlsHon, Gastres Gastraae Whites Lsncofrhee, Debility
Agents in New York, BECKER 100 street
Orleans ut Messrs. DUC0NGE DEL0GhE and the principal
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The Board of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip
dend OF thryfve cent the net earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be issued after the I'd day July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 will be
deemed also six per interest on all outstanding Cert
Gates of Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1866 to the holders thereof their legal
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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nR. BURN DU RUESSOs Ms DIGESTIVE
IL Lozenges and Powders of the Alkaline Lacta.es-Ehe
Akaue Lactates exercise the most beneficial influence
the arrangements of digestion either by t peculiar action
membrane of the stomach, aordn the
through their combination with the saliva the gastric
juice supply of Tactic ACID, which all English, french
gestion For the information Of those be without
medical advice it be stated here that the symptoms
paired digestion Headache pain In the forehead, hen
craa gstris gastraga heartburn windin the stomach
bowels loss of Appetite emacaton Ali these
disappear under the action of the Alkaline Lactatss which
may be always had in lozenges powders s...5
General depot Paris GRIMAuLT CO 81 Chemists to
II. L fl Prince Napoleon q rue Richeheu.
In New Orleans, ut DUCONGE'S, DELOCHE'S, Gull
nc a aver other Chemists.
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
or
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
jewelers. Association.
Capital 900 900.
Depot, 1917 Broadway.

An immense stock Of Pianos Watches Jewey and Fancy
Goods all be sold fer ONE DOLLAR EACH without regard
to value and not to be paid for until what win
ceive.
Certificates naming each article and its value will be placed
sealed envelopes and we'll mixed One of these euveops will
be sent by mail to address receipt of rs five for
ST. eleven for S. thirty for So five for S0 and hun
dred for Sl5.
On the receipt Of the Certificate you will what
going have and then 1t is at option the dollar
and take the article not Purchasers THUS obtain
Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano, Sewing achine,
set Of Jewey on list for and in no can they get
less than dslar's worth, as tn re are no blanks
Agents wanted in every in the country. Every
person make BIO day. selling certificates, in the great
est sale of Jewelry ever known. p
Send 25c for Certificate which will inform you what
obtain for 81 At the time circular
ing full lists and particulars also Terms to Agents.
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON Il co,
1877 Broadway, n. Y,
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sToNEwALL JAcKsoN's ONLY JoKE.-Mr. John
Esten Cooke, in his newly published biography,
says that Stonewall Jackson never made but one
JOKE IN ais life. This was when he was professor
az Lexington, Virginia, and consisted in asking his
eiass WY 1t was impossible to send Geographic
aaispatch from Lexington to Staunton. Some of
tains drew iron ore from the wires and Others pro
posed Other theories, but it was some time before
any Gaze was brilliant enough to remark that
places,
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THE TYLER REPORTEK,
TYLER, TEXAS,

the largest paper published in Eastern Texas and one
the abet newspaper establishments in the State Its crcua
on throughout country which brings trade
Orleans than any other section.
Business Cards will be inserted in square SIS per
mum. Patent nostrums not advertised
". F, HAMILTON L CO., Publishers
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to mean, in Pike county, Mo-, to teach boy
horse stealing. Several cases have recently oc-
CURED in that section of this kind of theving The
%. Louis Democrat explains it by referring
under eighteen years, convicted of a penitentiary
o omen shall merely be confined in the county
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The following thrilling tale was written by one
of the most learned divines of America, as satire
on those writer's who weight down feeble ideas
with sesquipedal words:
The FANDANGo OF OsIRIs.-On the green banks
of the IpeCacuannah, near the base OF the majestic
Pampus, lived in early times saponaceous Bar.
bcan, descended from the royal SER OF anclell
In his small but comfortable saraband, com
posed of green viaticum and aromatic certiorasi
neglected surrogate enjoyed varicose retirement
with his only child, the far Sarsa parilla.
Oft in the Silly night the traveller, as he crossed
the Gutta Percha, or gazed from the summit of
Papyrus on the valleys Of Neuralgia, has heard
the voice of this insensate anodyne as she swept
the chords of her bandanna, and poured forth one
of the sciatic capsules of her native gypsum.
Sometimes her plastic form was seen hypothet-
ically untitled in the ola podrida of dark SIENNA, or
most abstrusely yelled in a habeas corpus of thin
centipede.
One morning in the spring ofthe year 1893, soon
otter the defeat of Pagmatic Sanction on the field
Of Bonafde by the gallant Discount, as the
aged Barbican was sitting with his daughter at a
table of polished emory, partakng of stewed para
sangs and neuter verbs, the shrill sound of chrys
oIite aroused them and the thin form of q fam
dango, clad in chloroform and armed with Cal
whistle diaphragm, appeared before them.
Sarsapariila trembled, as she gazed upon the
obese stranger. Then applying to her lips a cata-
put of silver, which she wore suspended to a bill
of lading, she uttered cameo so subdued and
piercing that the fierce Fandango grasped his toe
sin, and withdrew into the Ottoman singing the
following .....-
IMPR0MPTU TO THE SPIRIT OF DREAMS
How evaneseent and marine
Are thy chaotic uplands seen,
Oh ever sublapsarian moon.
thousand caverns of light
We're not so spiritually bright,
Or ventilated half so soon.
Methought stood upon cone
OF solid alopathic stone,
And gazed athwart the breezy skies.
When 10 from yonder plansphere
A vassd atrabious tear
Was shed by pantomine eyes.
Adieu, Miasma, cried voice
In which Aieppo might rejoice
SO perfocal were its tones.
Adieu, Miasma; think Of me
Across the Antimonian Sea
That covers my peucid bones.
Again, again my bark is tost
Upon the raging holocaust
OF that calculated sea;
And dapasons pouring down
With Luna caustic JOIN to drown
Ny transcendental epopee.
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rVltE GREAT EFFICAcIoUsNEss OF


Vienna, August D. 1865.
Messrs. Grinault i Co. Chemists at Paris
In the letter addressed to his ExGslsncy the
ambassador have the honor inform you that
KleE inski is Of high standing at VIENNA that
personally much thought and passes the
Chemists in Germany. PIkEREI,
Consul nd Attache % tho Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIMAULT i CO.'S Is rue
Richelieu. In New Orleans, at
DUGoNGE, DELocHE GUILLoT,
And ate ,natis
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VALUE OF GRIMAULT 4
i cor Chemists in Paris) # $1s@ Sass5 F eGa g.t

EerruEfnOus syrup OF Peruvian mark.
IN solving E gs'sa 81 f W
% ssHng e sso.o k
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptiona merit and
sde Sass m
The following important document has been received from
MI GR1MAULT has succeeded in the happies manner in
fG5n EffSs Sisss 4 &c pas's % q a s.
disguised addition agreeable favor much
No. tssa
sss s @
ssSs free from defect M Z n PARTIES
Ana's to tn tsT ofS5's hsSis
Vienna repiss e GrImaglt high
', SFREseH RanAssr At VIENNA.
Vienna, AUGUST 4, 1852
nat Professor Kietsnss is man Of hrh saninr II Vienna
that he personally much thought Of and for Of the
best chemists in Germany.
| Consul and attaehe to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIM4uLr CO.'S
In New Orleans, pueoNGE DELocHE GuiLLoTs.
And AZ every good Chemists -
TEE G 49,, 4, E4FFEI,c 4a H OF OF
odaad syrup y Hos Rad s IF e 8 oes aa
GS 9s II Pafs ed lever rt
s a @ se 9 Various u and soH S a
viii therefore read With ssat Interest ths analysis q hIs
Grimauit o. by his Exceleney the French Embassador
'Grmans Iodised Syrup Horse Radsh is not in free
elementary and cstic state in the acid
End q ocsF ri combination similar to the iodine contained in
Chemical Anayssr to the Law Courts at VIENNA Hospl.a
Professors Of Chemistry.
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NEW YORK.

a PARSONS
MANUFACTUggR
Hadaeld's Union Fireworks.
CHINESE F1RE-cEAGKBRs, ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURES
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC. ....
Also, large assortment of his importation Of
Toys and Fancy Goods.
No. "a John street. Broadway. NEW YoRE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Ladies desiring g
cLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
... shoud use the
Senn'ne George W. Lalrd's Bloom of Youth.
ih's oeHshs'ni TOILET ARTICLE has no equal for Pre-
serving and identifying the COMPLEXION and SKIN and
will remove TAN and PREcKLgs .na ~ .,.- n,,.....
of the Skin.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Depot-s4 Fulton street. New xo-x
I e. HALsET q CO.
AUcTIoNEERs AND HARDWARE COMMISSION xEs.
CHANTS
IS Beekman street,
NEW YORK.
Sole agents in New York for the
Plttsburs Cutlery Company,
wholesale to the trade only. manufacturer pree
ALSO:
Agents for the STAR BRAND HORSE NAILS.
NERHzH&KR AND COLTS PISTOLS
~ Al atylss,
5harps Smith Aessoa's and other makers For sale b.
j. E. HALsEY q CO., AUcrIoszERs,
and Hardware Cornmission Merchants,
65 Beekman street. New York
limited STATES steel. PEN worries
FACTORY, CAMDEN, N J.
n. Esterbro0k tk Co.,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS.
Warehouses 90 d arch st street PhiRa op
Samples and prices application. Lots made order
any pattern or stamp required.
CAUT1ON.-These pens Of genuine American manufsc
ture and equal finish elasticity and neness point to the
American public The FAC smile Of our signature
T. ESTERBROoK co.
AJr And for sale at retail by all stationsrs in tho Tn
THE WARRINGTON IKON WORKS
Have hand for sale their Improved Portable Steam En-
gines Portable Circular Mills Gang Saw Mills Flour
Corn Mills and manufacture order all kinds of Steam En-
gines, Marine, Stationary and Propeller Railroad Cars and
Turn Tables Iron Steam Vessels and Bages ase General
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COMPREHENSIVE,

e. O-PARTNEksHIP NoTIcE-TaE uEnEg
- signed this day formed copsrtmeIsbip under the
rm and of Jno W Norris 90 at 81 Canal street for
the transaction of Cotton Sugar and Produce factoage and
General Commission and Forwarding business.
continuation Of the liberal patronage extended to their
predecessors Gray Norris s respectfully solicit ed
JSO, W NORRIS.
B. Z. CHAMPION,
New Orleans April l3, 1866
TOPA KTNEKSHTP--WE,T THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ have this day formed copaneshp Ider the and
style of r. L. R. A. JOHNSON purpose of
acting General Commission Receiving and Forwarding bust
ness. f. L. JOHNSON,
R. A. JOHNSON.
TOPAKTNEKSHIP-T FIRM OF CLIFFORD
~ Walsh Go. being dissolved by the withdrawal of H. B.
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General Commission
business at the old stand Gravie and New Levee
streets, under the style and firm Of THOs WALSH co
THOS G. WALSH.
.....-.. 81 ARTHUR CONEELL.
THE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BETWEEN
A 4 Montgomery and James A. White under the
and style of MONTGOMERY d WHITE, in this city, was by
mutual consent dissolved the 18th of May 1854 Either Of
the partners will attend TO the Liquidation Of lie affairs
A R. MONTGGAERY,
JAS. A WHITE.
New Orleans, Esd June, 1855
THE UNDEKSIGNED WILL Cor UEUE THE
business Of the late firm of Montgomery White on his
own account JAMES A WHITE,
1853 Common street.
New Orleans, sd jane, 1855
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THE BUTLER FEM ALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Commedious Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc.,
together with cheerful domestic management and polite
culture offered and assarod
TERMs-s40 per month $500 in advance Music and orna
mentas extra
Pupils iurniyh toilsste articles and bed clothing.
| Address Rev J. 4. G. pORENbS, D. D.,
] r. prncipal
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This Company nsure against general accidents Including
Travellers risk
Tickets for ONE, THREE, FIVE, SEVEN, TEN and
TWENTY DAYS be obtained the office of the Com
pany its agents everywhere.
Policies issued for any term from ONE MONTH to FIVE
YEARS.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS a POLICY FOR
5000, with weekly compensation of TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS in of total disability, and for periods
smaller amounts at proportonate rates.
FIVE DOLLARS will Of 5000 for
Month"; 81 80 the for Ten Days. No person is
and the premiums 10y this that
can avail themselves in some form, Of its benefits.
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PRESIDENT, GEN. JAMES LONGSTREET.
Secretary, C. WILLIAMS.
Directors /:

directors
GEN JAMES LoNGsTREET. Gongstres. Owen Co..
President, New Orleans
J. c. HOLDREGE (Holdrege Paxon Folsom, Vice Pres
dent, New orleans
c. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New OrlesnA
I. P. MAY, United States Treasurer New Orleans
GEN. E. J. HEBRON, Commission Merchant New Orleans
SAM DEsoW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
W. G. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, New Orleans.
J. P. DILLINGHAM;, Dillingham; Bonner Attorneys
New Orleans
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant Q
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERseLI., of Mobile, Ala
GEN NJ. J. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GRIswoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
G. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans.
General Supervising Agent;
MAI. THos. G. RHETT, South Carolina
T .OUIsfANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner of Camp and Gravier streets.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
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John r. FULLER.
aAMUFACTURE AND DEALER,
no. Dey Street, New York,
Has and ready for immediate shipment and is
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and

Rollers,
herse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills OF tbs
approved construction, of all sizes cutting 100 to len
feet OF lumber per hour Grist Mills Mill Irons, Water
Wheels and every kind of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills, Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for Oil and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machil cry, etc.
Vertical planners, Woodwork Planning Mochines
Iron Planers, Gray Woods Planning Ms.
Engine Lathes, chimes ..
Drill Lattes, Daniels Planning Machines,
Boring Machines Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
Upright Drills, Tenonng Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Mortieing Machines,
Force Pumps, Foot Morticing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches
Screw Jacks, Wright's patent Scroll Saws,
Skating Pueys and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Beltngs, Circular Rsservng Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reservrg Mills
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Gas Pipes, Every description OF Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins. Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and Nc
Carhy Cotton Gins with engines horse and
thing required for the in store and Tor sale the lowest
urp
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY NEW ORLEANS.
Sworn to and subscribed before this Goth day March,
1866. EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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The Arms Of o. HALL CO., (St. Louis Hotel D.
M. H1LDRETH CO., t. Charles HoteD this day day
solved by mutual consent O. &. Hall will hereafter carry
the business for his account and will settle the business
said frmA o. e. HALL.
D. NJ HILDRETH.
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In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
Company publish the following statement;
Total premiums for the year ending February IS,
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hey Street. near Broaduny, New York
DOHERT FOULDS,
IMPORTER OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
Also
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
M. 80 John street, New York.
DUMFB!...........PUM PS! ............P JUMPS
STEAM, FORCE, SUCTION,
AND
Hitting Pumps of Every Description,
STEAM and GAS PIPES, PIPE and GAS FITTING
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Plumber's, Gas and Steam Fittera' Goods
For sale at the lowest rates. by
JOHN B. FULLER,
sDEy STREET
New York.