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Ga 1ioudtv, Nes wears Afternoon a6,-s-t A..
nee ior Ladies sad Faml es-uaor opeu Al !. Il h.
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AT me Old sts-s 10 nes Buriesg1s5. Fsrasz. a.
fiFsi alshi az tErER PIPER PEPPER r9p,5F.
FIrst D.! ms OF Ny MA g.u
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800 or 1000 Acres.
h q. SCOVEL.
No 2I4.
No. 2I6.

ENOR SALE-A small Frame BOuss, Iot sIz7l. On
Price SIS.
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To Physicians.

DOB'T p. JENKINS, Prsscrptouist and Phsr-
IL masi-t at he cid stand Of n. :. 1hacheT, nov
scisps Of Nashville, and surrounding cou utry that
It IL our ain 70 supply every want Of the Pract e.
toner IN the line o, his Profession 50 will spare
no pains to hccomp ish that end sstisfs torily He
viii be much pessei 10 zee any OF be "a sui,y VINO
vii honor ur 'stsbiu hmeut with visit
he hopes by constant attention 70 business TO
merit shsre OF pai onsRe, assuring them that the
fsvors shall be prepared With iey, Of the purest
msieriss, and by him ELF. personally, or an accom-
ished Prescripleni-t
Our stock embraces the greatezt variety, and
every thing coming within the Drug Business
give us a csl aud we will guarantee sansfsctoa
e. All orders entrusted 70 our care filed with
Urln1utuezs sud aN1urgrv
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HETEEs FEzaIssI0s 20
Hon Renstd Ogeisby, Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court. U. 4.
Hon VIM G.. Brownlos. Governor Of Tennessee.
Big. Gen. Jas. P. Brovuiov. Adj. Geo STATE Ct rsa
nesses
Hon. NJ. n. Bren, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Ns;h'nie BAXTER. Nashyhia.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville
Hon JoEa Hugh smith, clashuus
p ". mUzey, Esq., Nashville
Meszra- Morris stratton, Nashville.
Mezsrs. Evans Co. Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
IunelB i
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No. 226.

ElOR sALE-A school Cab, In good order. with
Il single harness Prce So
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Ex-President Fillmore and his wife
sail for Europe on the 9th inst
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MAYnR,s nEnIcr

MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, 1ESS., Dee. q, leo. !
DROPERTf owners on College a1d Market
Il streets. between the Square sui broad street
are hereby notified 70 construct stone or brick
pavemenis OF % reset toe old ones wherever Il is
requires, 10 fc"r anre with the specifcst ons ard
saes which vii be furnished by the CRY ri Eneer
on aupll suCu- sad vork must be commenced
within ten days from th- dste, ard pushed rapidly
70 COM leuon, or the city ail contract with rGrue-
the property osn-rs.
dec2s " MATT BROWN Nsvnr
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No. OBS

UIOR RENT Fifteen Acres Of good ans. 81 IA.
4 Io.l-gsis on Gsllstin PiEs.
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No. 2I8.

E'OR sAI.E An Interest IL House o. Z. rooms
II and kitchen, On Foster street in Etezfeis
near Cavalry bepot s" Possession gwen January
lst. ls-6. Pr &c 500.
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the assurance Of an active home and
foreign competition for the national
stocks, Of a rigidly economical admin
istration Of the national finances, and
OF Judiclous legislative action on reve-
nue. and other measures, cur people can
look forward with confidence to the
future Of the public credit, 20 maintain
which, without stain or blemish. has
been their steady aim and uniform pur-
pose, from the foundation of the Gov
eminent, as now by law established /"
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No. 223.

FOX sALE-l65 feat on North Front street, east
- side. He1t nor,h Of and adjoining bridge street
known al the Brick Bridge Toll house property.
embracing the Toll House large Livery stsb.e
twill De sold as whole or 10 lots Now rented tor
over SlS00 per snrum.
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No. 2l9.

L'JR LEA9E-StOre house, cornerrf College and
IL b. sd street, TOR balance o. 1885 ara los. Poz
sssss IN slve Immediately. good business To-
cs.ity. Price s. %.
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II. p. JENKINS 4 CO.,
f9 Market a., opposite Unioa.
sn2-2S NASHVILLE, TENN.
SIGN OF NAN AND MORTAR.

MAYORS OFFICE, ,
NAsHvILLE. TESS Dec q, 1855. I
DkOPEkT1 owcers on Church Street o. Line
1 street, tetweeu summer and College, and 90
Cherry street. bstEeen Church and Cedar, are here
by nounsd 10 contrast stnoe curbing and stone snd
brick pavement, vh rever % II required. according
20 he specifications sJd grades which " u be FUR
nisEed by the Clty ing Beer. n SAID sork Is not
Commenced within ten days from this dale, and
pushed RAPIDLY 70 compile! on, the uIs,tor for
the street Work vii be notified 10 construct fsid
the properly owner
dse2l Il ". MATT. BROWN, Mayor
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No. 2gI.

E'Ok sALE-Z7J' Acres Of Lsnd, 65y mikes from
Il the SeUaoee Coal Mines, Marion county Tenn ,
WIN good Improvements, Saw Nil 10 running or
der the Z neral outlines and description Of winch
vii he gwen. PrIca g per scra ~ cash, bsance
sndz year Wi exchange FOR Clty or country
property.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
]. 7. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
No l. Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE,

WTILL stten3t' the erecting OF Sll kinds Of Ma.
w chinsry- Mills, Oh We l., Engines and Ms
ehinery furnished on ths best terms. AReuts tor
TIE celebrated Steam Eng nes, 5 cam Hoizts. oil
MachlaeryCf 3. Mooney, Ct C.neinnst. Persons
wishing % p1ucka g would do well 20 consult ~
As Ne think Ee can accommodate them All ma
ehinery bought q rs I'll hsvs our personsl Attep-
Ton IN TIE erection Of it. We s-s eth n The seg-
ins hsSkies ousine . AID have some fev machines
len hat v y bs ID yer cheap. We Lso sttsnd
2 TIE 6ens-H RspEy RE Business, Esy Fittisa.
Re HangiHE, srIss FOundipg, sic.
seesl-sm
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For Rent.

Two Rooms srsrhad % 8 uice family residence
L centrally Gated, sud suiishle tor small col.
ored family. Rent moderate Enquire Al this 81
hce. dec2q-u
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No. 22O.

LOk kENi-Flve rooms IN fAtrd story, south
A West corner Cedar ar cherry ss-est for two
years from January -, 1896. st 500 pSr annum,
and sou bonus these rooms are we'll loyated Tor
Business 0-hces, and cheaper thsa any We know
oi-eyersgirg SIS 80 per noah Tor each
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Lost.

A VALUABLE POINTER DOG ran sway last
"a evening, nom the Office Of Adams cypress
Ufh q, PCbic Square he Is large size, spotted
white aud tro~n, and has 2 niecs OF rope around
his neck liberal reward will be gwen 10 any p
son who will Ieturu him Il me Adams Express
Office Public So lsre. :. ". THATCHEH,
jsn4 Il Agent.
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soundest Republican neyspapera in
Massachusetts, has not been misled ,oy
the sgitators Of that State. Speaking
OF President johnson, it says he Is
"A strong msn aud statesman, who had
assumed the helm II the storm, & s.ilful
pilot, with 3 strong viii; one p-bose -,
was the Constitution, whose p7scedents were
drawn from the founders OF The Ranpbli,.
ana whose compass point vas directed nv
ioVe Of justice, liberty and country. He
laid down platform that covered frot,
sight and sound all caucus platforms and
al party resolutions He set vigorously h
work Tor the restoration Of the Union, Pc
construction be did not seek; the Union had
peer constructed seventy years before on a
hooeI mat could endure forever Read
mission Of States he did not tsllx sb,ut Co.
no State had gone from the UEion and No
stars had disappeared from the he
was southern man, and knew who were
the parties ior that restoration. He ap-
pointed ms oneersi the people Of the south
res Ponoeo IA good words and good works,
ana the majority Ct the people in rebellion
have renewed their allegiance, and The
staie' are resuming their old and true DO
sitious.' @' ~
VI the situation Of Massachusetts it
IS also most sensibly and forcibly said.
slowly the majority OF Massachusetts,
may e'ine into line but come they must or
ma themselves as the opponents ofAtd drew
Johnson IN as hopeless and powerless a mi
nority', as soere the oppossrs Of Aadrtag .JaeE-
soa thirty years ago"
1t is to be hoped that the majority
IN the Old Bay State will come TO the
support of the President; but that is
not probable. 'Ephraim is Joined to
his idols.
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EaOR sALE-4l Lot. . q frsnt feet. regul sriv
and prettlly Land on, next ad dining on the south
the resisence grounds Of Hon. John Trimble and
ID. +. wilkins, Esl., sud 10 addition TO the shave
Seven acres valuable iacd with a comrno.4-or1s
BRICK he ldence, noe occupied by Mr.. R.chari
shstsri AL Of which Will ssl. Tor less than the
improvements cost, viz SisCO-whi-h 10 less than
IS per loot the lots. throwing seven acres Cf
valuable gr7und and iarEs, commodous 5rck
House Does not tbs, for chespnels exceed every
thing thrown upon tie market
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on the morning a January 81. & ls-ge Morocco
" Pocket Book either az the tIr-t or second Ne
tunal bank 90 this cry, which contained valuable
papers, Of no use 90 any person bit the owner
among VII Oh WIS a sed icI sud The finder will
he literally revartsI by le AZ the sane 81 n
II IRE, corner Ccur1h aud summer. opposite 81
Cloud hotei. FRANK r. lERRI 81.
iau4-3t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-31

90 StaSt -: 81. 80 :. :. -. Nv
Mn,eioen in Der Speetal=spaIte 5etu sriten ysais
1900 fir Is 9utien, tehe peitere snle " ssnis'-
i eitere Anaeiseu per 9inie 10 Gents =a@
Mn,sfoer M rem qpeuIipaIten perben NIT 81 90 fir
- 8iniei 5etetjnrt iebe peitere aie NIT 80 Gents
w 8oblthdtieteits< Nnseiaen tuer=
ben aratis aufaenommen. 2tnseigen
sGefelIldafepnub 8ereinen bere6<
zen mir sutt bolaeft Breiie.b s14sa
9abuna fir Mnssiaea mb SubIcripttonen pom
q ferhaib Ser stnbt eFbittepir mrs prdmtneranoo
~ eriuc5en nm Sic 3uienbun9 pOn fetnen Setrdsen
RIB 9oit@OfFce =Ororss..
IS -. SenneHee Staatsieitnn9S>
geIealdait. e. ia-e
Qpdzgor 49,, ~
MafsettIs gmnsgl ll1fIIMIngs
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Erisft in Gorintb unS @rdnS SInetion nit ben Sis
aen BET R. u.Obin unb @iii- Central Hahu na9 Ses
Pe,n,ta NnbiIe, 8idsburs, Yem<D unb allen ba=
a,pfS15eft Iteaefioen 9tFtften saiamneil. solicit b
IN guibuiae Der dibuiae Hn6 chattanooga Der nibs
me rnb Rort6mefern uno Der G69efteb tno 30.
Wdbueu -fils ale pnnfte an beitt QIIiTn nitn3 Der
lid uiih 5ItIi1b an. r1--Si
Din 1tdets ftnb ~ babsii q, Der omHibGssDif
nan GENT 2ittle, 30. IS Gberrp Str. une aMSreaf
Street 2epot, S9atHpile - 9epdd Gbeds flt biz
&c as3 rstlim; s.is-9saHH 81 e 81. lis7
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.Giabsgtaateu.

3 Die rSenneheesS taatsseituns4 ber'
tritt Die srOSen grinsipien, iueIde Dem
losalen RorOen snm Siege seseu
Die Ssetffion OerbaIfehsaa9
itebt elm fiir BaIitat Oessa Sas
staats< goub f.rntmeHt uab
fur ben uObeln @Ousreb Der Ser. Staas
ten, ber bonn 8OIte erpdbIt, aud bic
GnF&teu bes 8oIfes ausfpri6t,,, s,1
Sober WepubIifaner folh 60 iid emit,
lid anseIeseu iein IaiIelL Der astaatss
3eituns" iiberuu gserbreitamsl gu sebea.
SO 1T elm ilntsrneBineu.G iDeF@es bon
redtli6 benfenbsn Mannsru ,iatertaSt
tuerben tnIbts.. limb tbabtIi& be6arf
cine 9eituns llutertlsung, Die eS f9
sur aufsabs ma6t 2psaIitat ,sns
So rtf4sttt In Der 8afts tbxs fiibs
Ii&en Staateu gu preOiseu: = 9 'n7'aA
n Z. L
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Rates of AdVertlB1ng
pAyARIF ADVANCE
ADVERTIs ERs IN ETAI l.
THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
Announcements for Candidates.

STATE OFFICERS, ss..s $40
:, COUNTY ~
so city. f.''tf2sa sfs-sff5a -sssf8- d. So
Advertisements in the Special Column, Il
,iIne from to lines, 81 .00-each additional lin
cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
ia Local Column first time, from to lines
Il OO-each Additions al line, 80 CENTS ubsequent
Insertions, 10 cents per line.
Advertisements at Benevolent enterprises
will be- inserted in cur paper free OF. charge
For advertisements of societies we will charge
naif price. 's-s- ''sAs'a~ sag s.@5 sai4
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1865.

germeBruiig Der 81 ftten. Die aSarmei
gG;stte" ueribert uno benefit bur9 8ere9nung, ,:
eir gddr Rdtten btnnen bret 4Sdbren cine SsatbfCn
meni9aft uon 651 $50 SprSSIinsen 81 baben 4
gsenn nun cine iOItbe unssbeure Camille ni6t y E
stOttet wirss usrsebrt re ms5r ais mas 5000 4ea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07
Louisiana Intelligence.

BAYOU SARA.-The Ledger says that building
improvements are going on, both in Bayou Sara
and St. Francisyille.
LAFouRoHB.-The Thibodaux Sentinel says the
smallpox is abatng in Lafourche.
From the same paper we learn that the young
folks of the parish are subject to the prevailing
epidemic of marriage. Says our contemporary:
The life of single blessedness rated at great
discount in this community. Even here, in our
small though thriving town, a marriage was cele-
brated each night Of the past week. Select balls
are Of course given on each matrimonial occasion,
and big dinners or sumptuous suppers with all
delicious Accomplishments, such as choice wines
and sparkling champagnes, are always served up
in sty lie and profusion. We are really happy to
see the young folks getting spced. May God
bless all these nuptial ties.
The residence of Mr. F. Cherot was burned on
Monday night notwithstanding the exertions of the
fire company, the freedmen, and the crew of
the Belle Ida.
The Sentinel calls for the organization of another
fire company in Thibodeaux
At freedmen's ball in Thibodeaux coored
gentleman drew q pistol and blazed away and
struck colored lady in the arm.
More than two thousand persons attended
Thayer & Noyes' circus on its first representation
in Thibodeaux, which, however, the Sentinel says,
was a rather poor affair.
| cuvrvppo,r Tho sr,,.nox savs the News
| "stiu r,oas in onr midatn
| The News saws there is twice as much cotton in
that section of country as was first supposed.
| Boss1ER,-The Banner of the 9th saws that the
n,anters of that narisb are Gas busv AZ bees,,
upon their farms, preparing for this years crop.
| WEST FELICIANA.-Ihe you Sara Ledger says:
| The health of our parish is very good, with the
exception of few cases of scarlet fever and
| smallpox the cases are within the limits of the
| latter MALAY we have hoard nj Int one case as
| vet
| rho fo,,o; o.: :, u.u .. :; .h
| " oui'o"' '"'u "PPs"'s " "
| Ledger:
| CAMP It'll KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS, bayou SARA
i Jan. 30.-!Mr. Edu0r-Sir: Please publish in youl
paper to the people Of this place. that we Yankees
do not think hard of them for running from church
last night when some OF the Yankee boys wen
into church. AS they had become accustomed t.
it heretofore, that they cannnt help it, they mus
feel like running every time they see Yankees.
Yours, truly, YANKEE JoHN & Co.
The lcdrer savs. ej,itoriallv that there are two
| 49,; ~, ,,,' A.. - .
iu'hois i9s"''o '' ''p'e-oiie' 'h"' ~ "
caused by some boys coming IN at whose house
| there WAS n case of small puX: and the other tina
fod,,on baa co,uo in and taken seots amone til,
~ ~ $3.50
White people,
Npw NAME FOR B1,TLER.-Le Lousianais sneak
~, ,oro =. ola n..udo reueroI Ru,,or
Oh INT great heio DO Ps'''0 D"'''
l'homme d1r deuT paStotets''
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Sflu Orleans 4ailp Grestent.
H4eonn.
BY JAMES @. CLARK,


Leona, the hour draweth nigh.
The hour we've waited so long,
nor nor inc angel to open door through the sky,
mat my spirit may break from its prison and try
Its voice in an infinite song.
just now as the slumbers of night
-, Came DER me with peace giving BREATH
me curtain, hafited, revealed to my sight
ihose W, windows which look on the kingdom Of light
That borders the river of death,
And vision fell, solemn and sweet,
bringing CLEANS Of morning lit land;
isaw the white shore which the pale waters beat,
AND heard the low lull as they broke at my feet,
Who walked on the beautiful strand.
And wondered why spirits should cling
70 their cay, with struggle and sigh,
when LIES purple autumn IS better than spring,
And the soul flies away like sparrow, to sing
s In climate where leaves never die.
Leona, come close to my bed, ...
And lay your dear hand on my brow;
The same touch that blessed me in days that are
fled, ..-r
And raised the lost roses of youth from the dead,
Can brighten the brief moments now.
We have loved from the cold world apart,
And your trust was too generous and true,
For their hate to o'erthrow, when the sianderer's
dart
Was ranking deep in my desolate heart,
| was dearer than ever to you.
thank thee, Great Father, for this
That our love is not lavished in vain;
Each germ, in the future, will blossom to bliss,
And tie forms that we love and the lips that we
Never shrink at the shadow of pain.
BY the light of this am taught
That my labor is only begun;
In the strength of this hope have struggled and
fought,
With the legions of wrong, till my armor has
caught
The CLEAN of Eternity's sun.
Leona, look forth and behold,
From heath, and from hillside, and deep,
The day king surrenders his banners Of gold,
The twilight advances through woodland and
And the dews are beginning to weep.
The moons silver hair lies uncurled
Down the broad breasted mountains away;
Ere sunsets red glories again shall be fured
On the walls of the west, DER the plains of the
world
] shall rise in limitless day.
/ go, but weep not DER my tomb,
Nor plant with frail flowers the sod;
There is rest among too sweet for its gloom,
And life where the lilies eternaliy bloom
In the Misunderstanding gardens of God.
Yet deeply those memories burn,
Which bind me to you and to earth,
And have sometimes thought that my being would
yCarn
In the bowers of its beautiful home to return,
And visit the home of its birth.
'TwouId even be pleasant to stay,
And walk by your side to the last;
But The lAnl breeze of heaven beginning to play
Lifc's shadows are meeting Eternity's day,
And its tumult is hushed in the past.
Leona. good bye should the grief
That is gathering now, ever be
Too dark for your faith, you will long for relief,
And remember, the journey tho lonesome, is brief
Over lowland and river to me.
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In URA NOE.

INURA NEE.
HARMON DoANE's
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Nos. s5 and o. Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
FIRE, RIVER, MARINE. LIFE. AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
Ktna Insurance Company.
Hartford Coss.
FIRE AND RIVER RISK
Net Assets, July l, 1885, s37l5,439 At.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD, COM.
FIRE RISKS.
Assets and Associate Capital over s35oo00o
Security Insurance Company
CRY OF NEW YoEn
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RIsKs.
Assets near 100000
In re-openng his Agency of fifteen years. standing
(aer temporary suspension) the undersigned graed
being able to offer the citizens of New Orleans the unqueson
able security above set forth, Of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and of announcing that he is fully authorized
to issue policies against the pes Of the and rivers
against loss damage by fire. at the Of premium
will
Agency with the iberay and prompness characteristic
HOME Companies
This large concentration OF capital in addition to the
or security it Offers will enable the of heavie,
lines Presses Warehouses and Stocks and River
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much
and trouble in securing protection large and he
peculy asks from his friends and the public continuance
of the confidence and patronage heretofore generously
bestowed.
Dwelling houses and insured for of
years or less upon equitable terms.
All necessary information will be given in reference Lii.
Insurance, upon the new principle of
NON-FORFEITlNG POLICIES,
Payable in five annual ten annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring their families
against the uncertainties of fe but absolute certainty
death,
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Assets over 100000.
The undersigned call the attention of the publ
the great advantages and security offered through tn
medium of the
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
1t Is subject worthy of serious consideration for
like the present. where the ordinary safety of individuals
Undecided and human life lamentably dsregarded
behooves all themselves against casualties
most certain to occur and this be done in the
Travellers Insurance Company,
HARTFORD CONN,
Assets, $685., 500 10.
The undergnedis fully prepared to issue in th
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country agains
all kinds of Accidents horne abroad, and for trihn
per cenag weekly compensation be secured for
disability, and the payment of fixed in of deaf
| within specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. be obtained of til
| Agent.
aJ~ No Medical Examinations required, and the Age
| Parties only for Identification.
| Temporary Office in the private Office of
| Messrs. WIN. Fl. HENNING 4 CO.,
| Nos. 95 and 81 Camp street-Mp stairs)
| HARMON DOANE, Agent.
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.

[ hLLos' ALLARD d. GOODWIN,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
Boat Stores, Plantation and Family Supplies,
No. 10 FULTON AND IL FRosr STREET,
New Orleans. La
Keep constantly for sale wei, selected xock Of
choice groceries, consisting in part Of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
FLOUR BACON
LARD, PORK
BEEF, RICE,
HAMS, SALT,
MoLASsEs, SYRUP,
CANDLES, SOAP,
STARCH, SODA,
sALERATUs, BUTTER
CHEESE, GOLDFISH,
SALMON CHOCOLATE,
MACKERRL FRESH PEACHES,
TEAS RAIsINs,
PRUNEs, PRESERVES,
SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST POWDERS,
CREAM OF TARTAR, INDIGO.
BLUEING BLEACHING,
BRUSHES, OYSTERS,
LOBsTERs, sARDINEs
MATCHES, DRIED APPLES
DRIED PEACHES, POTATOES,
BEANS PEPPER,
ALLsPIcE, CLOVES,
CINNAMON, EUThBGs
MACE, GINGER,
EXTRACTS, MUSTARD,
PICKLES. CURRANTs,
H0MINY, CONCENTRATED MILK.
GRITs. CONCENTRATED LEY.
CORN STARCH, SNUFF,
PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS.
LARD OIL COAL OIL
SWEET OIL, FRESH PINEAPPLE9,
Ass'TD JELLIEs, FRESH STRAWBERRIES
JOHN BULL SAUCE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WALNUT CATsUP MUSHROOM CATsUP,
TOMATO, MACCARONI,
vERMIGELLI, BUCKETS,
BROoMs, TUBS.
TwINE, WRAPPING PAPER,
TOBACCO, WAsHBoARDs
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc. Etc.
SUGAR. SYRUP AND MOLAssEs-
Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
our-noAF.
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and Willow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
GOLDEN SYRUP, FAMILY SYRUP
REBo1LED MoLAssEs.
Louisiana and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
A THOMSON CO.,
As Tchouptoulas street.
u OBINSON'S CITY MILLS
Keep constantly on hand large and fresh supply o.
CORN MEAL.
GR1Ts,
HoMINY,
RICE FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR,
DAT MEAL,
GROUND COFFEE,
GROUND SPICES
GRAIN, SEEDS, DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES,
Ground to order.
Coffee Parched to Order.
Substitutes for Coffee furnished the lowest prces-supe
rior in quality to any Northern manufacture.
ROBINSON BRO, Proprietors,
283 and 235, Head New Basin.
T EON QUEYRoUZE-
WHOLESALE GROCER
| Importer of French Wines, Brandles, ett
| NO II ST. LOUIS STREET. NEW ORLEANS.