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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

Hg 1t is stated that Senator Wilson
of Massachusetts, will soon introduce a
Joint resolution for the admission OF the
Southern representatives, on the following
grounds:
|. That the States shall give suffrage
TO such solored persons AS can read the
Consti 'ution and have served in the ar
my.
2. That the States shall repudla'e the
! Confederate debt.
3. That they shall give colored per
sons all civil rights.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

fg Georgia papers. in advertising a
State mass meeing, express qualification
at Presideu, JOhuson's policy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15
TELEGR AP HIC.
STATE CONVENTION.

Gen. Custar's Opinion Of State & People
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

Nature has granted to all to be happy
five did bu. know how 10 use her benefits.
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

THE EXCITEMENT STILL INCREASING
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

MORE ABOUT THE FENIANs
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WASHINGTON AND NEW YOKK NEWS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15
CITATIO ~.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Country
To Christopher 8. Fenner, resiain5i
Memphis, Tennessee, and 3. = "a
residing in Chattanooga, TennesS
Won are hereby cited to be ana AF III
i before the Judge Of the Probate -
of said county, at the Co, Sthouse these% n
the city Of Canton. r o. bay, the
of March next, % q q - -
account Of q ~
the . ssta!slr th
e eS. ,OSsiPn 60 =
I: !:
court.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-15

MARY 9, HansD ss ao''a'H' &c., Fl. "a.
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON,
JEFFERSON Lows, Admir-, &C., 2,
vs. HAfA'
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crust Sale.

Feb. 8, l866-eT5w
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-04
G.. n. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST


NEW ORLEANS.
ETAS on hand large and select stock Of DRUGS
1 L and MEDICINES which are offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations. adding
small advance on cost Of same in quantities to suit the
wants of purchasers.
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists can
rely upon getting their goods put UP with care and
dispatch.
The following articles embrace small portion Of my
stock on hand and to arrive.
2000 ounces Of French and American QUINlNE,
600 Tbs acknowledgements and English
100 ounces SULPHATE MORPHINE,
1900 lbs Refined CAMPHOR,
$50 fbs Powdered IPECAC,
so lbs IPECAC ROOT,
300 lbs CHL0R0FORM-1 lb bottles,
$50 ounces Of NITRATE SILVER,
I25 lbs I0DIDE POTASSA,
800 lbs. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE,
10 barrels Of CASTOR OIL,
so barrels FLAX SEED Whole and ground,
90 barrels EPSON SALTS,
500 TBS. Of INDIGO,
5000 lbs GUN ARABIC-Fine and sorts,
1000 lbs. TARTABIG ACID,
1000 TBS. ARROW RO0T-American and Bermuda,
SO boxes Of CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
50 gross Of YERMIFUGE,
gross Of Browns TROCHES,
gross Of Brvans WATERS,
50 gross of PILI4S-Ayres Brandreths, ect.,
SO dozen of Morison's INYIGORATlNG BlIIERS,
Is dozen Of RED JACKET BITTERS,
30 dozen Of H0STETTER'S BlTTERS,
gross Of S0Z0DONT,
{ gross Of Morson's PECTORAL SYRUP,
< gross Of Ayre's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
10 dozen of Bulls SARSAPARILLA,
300 dozen of Scotch and Macaboy SNUFF,
50 dozen Of COD LIVER Gil,
Also, fine assortment Of PERFUMER4,
Pure BRANDY and WINES.
G. n. MORRISON,
No. y Magazine street,
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SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
TU1HE following is synopsis of the goods we have in
il store, and are offering for sale:
D0MESTICS,
Brown and Bleached,
Cotton Yarns, 0snaburgs,
Denims, Stripes, &C.
All kinds of American Prints,
DRESS GOODS,
French and English, of all kinds.
LINEN GOODS,
Linen Damasks,
Towels, crash,
Handkerchiefs, Diapers,
Shirt Fronts
WHITE GOODS,
Jaconets, Cambrios,
Nansooks, Checks,
EMBRoIDERIEs
Ofeyery description,
Hamburg Trimmings, &c.
IMPORTED HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Containing every article in the Trade.
DOMESTIC HOSIERY,
And Underwear of every description.
CLOTHING,
And MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kinds.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Pongees, Bandannas Twills, Corahs, sc.
FLANNELS,
All grades widths and colors, imported and domestic
WO0LENS
Summer Cassimcres and Cloths French and English.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Including Buttons, Braids Spool Cotton, Bindings, &c
HARDWARE, Of every description.
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
TLERY,
Table and Pocket, from best manufacturers.
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO. mh2l If
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ID EFERRING our old friends and customers, and all
q others who may favor with their patronage,
to the above card would call their attention to the
fact that extensive brick Warehouses have storage
capacity for
5000 Bales Cotton and % 200 Barrels.
Our Receiving and Forwarding arrangements are
systematised and all freights consigned to
US will meet with prompt and faithful attention.
Orders for the Purchase of Goods,
either here in New Orleans, elsewhere will be illed'
when accompanied by cash, with dispatch and accu
racy In connection with this will remark that our
arrang gements with the house in New Orleans will
enable to compete successfully with any other house
: = GROCERIES, sc.
We will keep constantly on hand full and complete
assortment of goods in line, to which fresh add
tions are made by nsTly every boat, and which we
continue to offer at a slight advance on cost.
Our stock will embrace, in part,
Texas Flour, CFilliams9
Western Flour,
White Sugar, crushed and puly
Moaongahelao
COFFEE-Rio and Java
Bacon, Tea, Mackerel, in
kits, 4 and = kits, bbls. and 4 bbls
and kanawha.
Western Cheese,
Irish Potatoes,
Onions,
Can VySteFs,
Can Fruits,
of every variety
T0BACCO-S Smoking and Chewing.
Champagne,
Port Wine
Madeira,
Sherry,
Carct,
Brandies, &c, &C.
Hall & Speer PIOWS-Moore Barrett PL0WS,
Collins Axes ShoyeIs, Spades, HoIlowware, Tinware
Woodenware, &c.
We invite an inspection of cur goods and prices
mb21 tn PHELPS & co.
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To 1IiIlot, &c,

New INvENTI0N.-Through nothern exchanges
we learn that important invention has lately been
announced which if it proves to be successful in its
practical operation, as is claimed it will likely
utoni3e the age of steam and become the wcndcr Of
the world 1t is 'sSteam Moter" invented by Mr.. d.
Danorh Of Geneva, Illinois. 1t has already attracted
the attention Of wealthy capitalists who have estab
liahed a company Of two millions capital fer its intro
duction correspondent of the Boston Couier gives
tue best description of it that have seen. He says
tile machine is described hollow lion sphere, p
inches thick with dimeter Of 30 by p inches, fiat
tened at the top and bottom so that it may be placed
over small stove or CRATE. A common I inch gas
pfrc is placed inside the globe running to within few
inches Of The bottom and ending in a small ball or
sprinkler perforated with forty small holes table
spoonful Of water is put in this sprinkler and the fire
is buiIg under the globe The water in the sprinkler
becomes hot and the sprinkler is soon surrounded by
super-heaca vapor, into which the water is spurted
becoming heated steam before it can reach the sur
rounding sphere. This squirting Or eecment Of water
from the pipe, is repeated as soon as q revolution Of
the engine attached has consumed the steam Ustnadc
aud the engine ITSELF FIVE horse power with cylinder
Of i've inch bore and piston eight inches long, Is
propelled with force OF engine Of fifteen horse
rover with pressure of enc hundred and thirty
pounds 1t is estimated that forty per centum in fuel
may be saved by this mode of generating steam. The
objection that the iron globe cannot be sufficiently
durable to make this invention as desirable and
successful as could be wished is answered by the
ton that it has been tested and found be durable
as the common boiler. Should this new invention
prove to be practicable represented, and we see
10 reason to doubt it, it will work entire change in
motive power 1t is imposibeto calculate the benefits
likely accrue from it. particularly in long rouc5
where fuel is scarce, and in shallow streams where light
draught boats are desderaum.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-04

Eleven hundred deaths from cholera occurred on
The island of Guadaloupc previous to January first
Great apprehension Of the epidemic is fell IN hayau+e
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-04

Hos taEscH ksyases. L. MADE.-The internal rcve-
detectives tSyIsSS Tfeccntly gave information
Of frauds upon tH6AHs TFch caused the seizure OF
about thirty distiiieries In the course Of nyeztga-
tons tba facts which are recounted below came OUT
The officers in the course Of their tour among the
di5tillhrcs discovered many of the modes by which
the lay is eyaded In one instance, where descent
was made on house in Thirty-ninth street. it was
found that distllery located in a soapboiliug
establishment. The steam arising from the still
conveyed through the soap channel to prevent suspi
cDn After the detectives entered the premises they
disco.ercd trapdoor leading to apartment below,
where a large still was in operation which was Capa-
Die Of manufacturing sixty gallons at Il time.
I'm the corner of the room a large pct filled With
" composition" which had been used as rollers
printing press, was boiling the fire Ihe officers
anxious to know from what new substance whisky
could be made, inquired what was in the pot. The
owner of the establishment told them it glue and
moasscs
What can you do with it ~ asked the officers.
"AFe can make French brandy cut Of the moasses,
vas the reply.
How 2" was asked
well we dstil it. You sec, the glue floats to
the top and the treace to the bottom we skim oil
the glue, and the moasses remains
Would it not be cheaper to buy moasses ?' asked
the officer.
lit would replied the owner, elf we did not
have to keep returns Of the article. You we keep
none Of the rollers" ..e. ..a
/ This ended the dialogue which showed that our
citizens have long drank French brandy manufactured
out Of printers rollers.
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n EFERRINCf our old friends and customers and all
L &, others who may favor with their patronage,
70 the above card would call their attention to the
fact that extensive brick Warehouses have storage
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-04
"JAcK DQwNIGG,
"Ex-Maier DowningVille MiIGsha,
Cnhinnt y

When finished reedin the proclamation tho presi-
dent umppod up and cracked his heels together, and
said:
'Puttyree good majer, that's the document for mel
Lay it away for few days, and if things so on to st
us it shall come out. | roachin my back like
GIink. Lncum yused to tork about putin down his
foot but shall roach my back; and from appearances
in congress | shall have 1t to DO very often before
long"
J So, Mlot I laid away the procamashon for few
DAYS and in the meantime thot I'd send you cop
pv and ask you to git Jeemes Buccannon and Frank
Pierce to Git together with you and reed it oyer anc
if you think it all rite you may say 50; if not rite Us
note to the keer Of the president.
thot of putin heap more in it. but as it has got
to occupy conspicuous place in our literature, con
cluded to make it short aud to the pint r.
What would you think of speshal valedictory to
Ben, Butler and Milroy? Don't they deserve it,
The reason | didn't put it in, | was afeerd they
warnt gune home. | would be glad to forget them
rclers and never heer Of them more i'll this life.
I suppose you have red all my letters to Jeemes,
and find things IS going on just as sed. You may
pect every day or two to see a veto. The nrrsi
d9nts burk is roou4uu. NCmember GInk Nlnktecl.
Your friend; .. JACK DoWNIEG.
Ex-Maier Downingville Millsha.
P. ~ Willie and the president ritin paper
great crowd of radicals Tunnin all round the
white mousse tryin to git in but the door shot,
and the doorkeeper stood thar with boot3iac ready
to knock down the first chat in by him, aud
they didn't for he shoHd them his wcepin. Sumner
stood off far and every time be looked todes the
house he put his hand behind him like he was gune
to take cut bis hankerchif but dihnt and feord
scme whar hurt him. The president is torking about
maxim me a feel marshal to git a Of to pro-
tcck him from the radicals, that they want to hurt
him, but they are all hungry for offs Just now,
Yourn JACK DOWNING,
i FIX Mgier
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-04

Tie mansion of Mr.. Pierre soule, on Esplanade
street, New Orleans, for time past occupied as
ireedmen5 orphan asylum, has by order OF general
Howard been restored to him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

q 81 ~ ConmSa 1cuer ofIndiaa aAAirs, N
DIR dirsction a - oeesenGy of IL Interior.
ANoe e0sne discasuion on the Indian policy of
tAs gcveanment, - rsselntion was finally
|pesssd.
u not;oa so4seousidsr - voss - which
- 6snA1e fsAnod admiftance % Colombo
VI introdnced, bnt Afterwards gave way 70
thexeaalas or3ee Of baainess, with ~ under
standing thas tie dnesEioa would b called ap
to-me!ow. tn unfnished businees Of yes
| tsede0, Nhich wis the bill fnr relief Of GER
taln naval contnctofs, uas taken mp The
pending QUESTION wAs to amendment 0f NJ.
Nye 70 the amendment Of Mr.. Crimes, 70
strike outtwelve per cant % = % make tho
bill rcd, 's1ha& the eontsactors named shall
be entitled to receive the sum awarded By the
board Of inquiry, provided that the same
shal in n oAse exceed fifteen per emit Of
de ofixinal contract price = The bill, afser
. few remarks from Mr.. johnson, was post
poned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Wilson called up the resolution Of
thanks 70 Gem Hancock, which was passed.
Mr.. Wilson called up the House resolution,
appointing managers for the National Asylum
for disabled soldiers. Il appoints nine manA-
gers, to be divided into three classes, three
to serve six years, three for four years, and
three for two years. The resolution passed.
Mr.; sherman called up the post-of6ce ap
preparation bill.
Mr. Henderson offered an amendment pro.
viding that in all cases in which persons have
been appointed a. Assistant Possmasters,
either during recess or session Of the Senate,
and whose appointments have been submitted
and rejected, or not considered before the ad.
journment Of the Senate. No. money shall
be drswn from the treasury to pay salaries to
such persons, under such appointments, or
under any persons appointed, as such
Postmasters After such adjournment.
Mr.. Trnmball said there was . law already
on the statute books containing provision
similar to that Of Mr. Henderson amendment.
The President could not, according to law,
fill any vacancy created during the session OF
the Senate without advice Of the Senate. -
Pending, the bill was then postponed until
to- morrow, and amendment ordered to be
printed
On motion of Mr.. Clark; the House bill to
amend the act relating to habcats corpus wa
| taken up Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

The Register says that fossilized Cop.
from the rural parts, with party strata of po-
litical hard shell upon him, was in Des Moiues
the 9th er day, and got into conversation with
Republican. Venerable Cop. had learned
that Fred. Douglass was to lecture to the
white folks of that Capitol and he was mad
about it. He got red about the gills and
swore he wouldn't degrade himself by going
to hear Niger The Republican
squared himself and went into old strata
thus:
Degrade yourself, do you say? If YOU
don't know it now, 1t is high time that some
body. should teach you, that Fred. Douglass
is infinitely better man than YOURSELF He is
an educated gentlemen, and You amt. He
is a sober man, and you are not He is q
Christian, and you are an in6del. He is an
eloquent public speaker, and You are ! small
bored, pot house Copperheadl he is pa
triot, and you are tory! He has national
influence, and you hav'nt any influence, even
IN your own neighborhood He's whole
man, and you are an Internal botch, I'M
worthy to squat and loosen the latchet Of his
shoe
The Copperhead from jefferson Township
looked like scorched prairie after the licht-
nings had been playing on it. He then fed,
swearing, as he departed, that some Adolf.
ZIONIST had got to howl for traducing his char.
dck.ter, and comparing him with sdarred
niggerr"
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cflnantlal allo GonlnltrtiaI.


MO0ov11y A01lx0s
BY Telegraph NEw York, April l..
Some of the bankers report rather more inquiry
for money, but the supply is still excess OF the
demand, and We hear Of no transactions call
loans 1t over per cent. There is as vet no i'm
portant supply Of produce, bills indicating de.
lay in the movement Of Western products To wards
this point The current receipts Of grain 1t Chi
cage are very large, but an important amount Of
the wheat is going to Ohio and Indiana where the
crop is reported to be inadequate and importan,
shipments South are also being made. Discounts
are without change prime bills are current at u
per cent, according to the term and standing OF
names, I'd grade at s@g per cent, and less known
names at l01I 10 per cent. Gold still firm, the
supply is limited, and the wants of importers con-
siderable large amount of short contracts have
been covered BY borrowed gold, which diminishes
the supply and keeps the rate loans at tG1 Id
per cent. pending. Some operators are buying
coupons at 49, aud selling gold at current prices
Foreign exchange is quiet rs usual on the sailing
day ofssteamers. The leading drawers quote 60
days sterling At 1os, and long franc. q. $3.50
The Commercial says the stock market continues
quiet bat decidedly strong. Speculative move
ments have subsidized but stocks have not reacted
as usual after the excitement. This result some
what surprises even the most sanguine, and en-
courages in some quarters the renewal Of opera
tions for still further advance. The decision OF
the tariff from the Canada routes by suspension OF
the reciprocity treaty, is quite likely to benefit
some of the roads materially, and this considera-
ton constitutes an element Of strength of the
stocks most directly affected. Al the morning
board Northwestern preferred was the strongest
stock on the list, and VIC understand there are
large orders for the shares. It is reported that the
company 10 likely to have surplus availabie for
= dividend, and that there is . disposition among
the directors to direct it to that purpose. Cheese
continues firm, closing 1t advance, and lard and
eallow i also strong at l8@l1i. Tae miscella-
neous list generally quiet. Coal stocks continue
firm except Cumberland, which is I lower; Spring
open board 1t Ct for . small lot There appears to
be nc sellers of the stock at late quotations State
stocks are shade frmer, Tennessee Is sold at 90}
(g9l. Forties more active, the gold bearing bonds
being better throughout; 5-20's more in demand
IN Of the pay and Of the May coupons;
are selling freely at within fraction Of par and
interest added.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

CRoUP.-Almost daily we are called upon to
chronicle the death of some loved one, by this
dread disease which often takes its victim away
from loving parents with only very short notice.
Every mother should supply herself with Goes
Cough Balsam, for it is no exageraton to say it
will cure ninety-nine cases in every one hundred.
If taken in season. There are very many mothers
who will tell you they owe the life of some dear
one to this wonderful medicine. One very desira
bic quality is that it leaves bad effect, it being
perfectly harmless. In cases Of cough, hoarsness
or tickling in the throat, it has no equal.
april -dAw -tue- thnr sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

UeW York 00noy. AATket.
By telegraph NEW YoRK, April 49,
Aoney-Kasy and steady at s@6 p cent. call loans
Sterling Kxchange-Quiet 10. LOlos.
Government stocks Inactive and quite nrm.
Gold il mcrs active andlArnsz; 1881 declining to
1896 closing liz.
RreiShs to Liverpool quiet and declining.
Stocks strong; 4 81, coupons 1856 k7oeoupons
rs. loasS s. 1910 coupons 02ss: 100 lss ssssss
1915 "a DO 1ol; No e "a. Z Gent 7sss Tel 81
Pacific Co n; O ss<; 1rss 7.1<: psd 50; Hua
soa River les11 RsaAag los,4 I 7sIs; Pitts sly n
" ri pfd 49, Toledo lo2ll = I llo, Tol " W -;
wsl1k; Hauts pid ee1<.
Al the O'Clock, opse Board, the following were the
principal fales; Spruce Hill a. Quick s7I<
pfd 2sss II as16 Kris zs11; Hadson laa ResAi.g
1857 Ms 7s9S Glove Pitts sII<, ClevsA Toll loz
chi ANw z71& do pa s711; r n " slK.
Business Il the once Of the Assistant Treasury to-day
follow: Total rerepta e3ss lAs sSl; OF which
$50 600 for cnstsms and IN sccount Of loan saee
COO gold notes 81 ISL COO payments s3 sss 222 balance
so.2ls,7leIat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

His Honor, Justice Samuel F. Miller, OF
the United States Supreme Court, has re-
turned with his family from Washington.
Since the adjournment of the Supreme Court
at the National Capitol, Justice Miller has
held his Court at Milwaukee, and comes from
the latter place to his home here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

The citizen that of the means that his bus
mess thrift has brought him, SO invests por-
ton of them as to add to the beauty and at
Effectiveness Of the city, while he surrounds
himself with home comforts and convenien.
cies, is . public benefactor. Our friend 81.
b. Ten Eyck is, by various and sundrt i'm
provements upon his recently purchased and
handsome residence on the Avenue and the
grounds thereabout, making himself beau
tiful and elegant home. He is at the same
time increasing the beauty of that part df the
city. Let prosperity and increasing wealth
foster intelligence and taste on the part Of our
people throughout the West, and this late wild
wilderness shall 'sblosom as the rose.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

MARSHAL FuLroS and Mr. Gilmore, q. s..
Attorney, went, day before yesterday, to
relia to investigate that mail robbery affair.
round that the nine year old boy was only
directly guilty, but the post master was not
without culpability for carelessness that
would permit 50 many and SO marked abstrac.
ton of letters without having his attention
attracted to it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19
New York, April IS.

The Secretary of War has finally consented
to the sale of the Presidential Car to Thos: G.
Durant, Esq, now President and Govern
ment manager Of the Pacific Railroad, who
tenders its use 10 his company for the accom-
mediation of its officers on special occasions
1t will leave New York in few days for the
west with several of the government directors
who go out TO examine the condition of the
work on the road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

ORR friend Lough of the Valley Road, tells
us that one Berry, arrested recently for rob-
bling q store at Nauvoo, and sent to Jail there
for, in Newton, made his escape couple Of
nights ago. A man in the Jail, confined on q
charge of murder, escaped at the same time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-19

icEl IcE!-20, 900 Toxs CLrAR Ice FOR
The SEASON OF ls66l-Hayiag built iarss
lce-nouse ON the corner Of Fifth and Bank
Streets and filled it with psre clear ;ee, We
are prepared to sell in quantities "a nit i
reasonable rates, and, as heretofore, o.ssss-
see tsH supply for Tie ,oae,s sessos Of fre
months. The season begins O. The lStI -
May, and ends on the 18th Of October. Sea.
son customss supplied for Eve months 4 =.
Same -rates - charssd for fo1r.. noaIAs IL
year. Ordss leh = Robertson 4 Alber'a.
Or q Cox : Lvia's cospsr NAhaal Main
Cessx1 : buex