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New Skirt for 1866.
HOOP SKIRTS.
], w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
EL4IPTIj Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.

FHNHIS INVENTION consists OF DJPLEx (or two) EL-
n LIP TIC REFINED STEEL SPRINGS, very ingeniously
BRAID I'D TIGHTLY and FIRMLY together, EDGE to
RABLE SPRISG used. They seldom BEND BREAK
like the Single Springs and consequently PRESERVE
their perfect and beautiful SHAPE MORE TWICE AS
LONG as any SINGLE SPRING SKIRT TnAy EVER or
CAN ne MADE.
The won NDERFuL FLEyInILITY and GREAT COMFORT and
PLEASURE to u Lady wearing the OUPLBN ELLIPTIO
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas. Carriages, Railroad Cars,
Church Pews. Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House
Dress as the Skirt be folded, when in use,
cupy small place as easily and conveniently as
SILK or Muslin Dress. ..t.s
A Lady having Enjoy ed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Conven nience Of wearing the DJPLgx ELLIpTIC
STEEL STRING SKIRT for single day, will Never af
terwards willingly ispense with their For Chill
dren Misses and Young Ladies they are SUPERIOR to
all others.
THE HOOPS are covered with 9-ply double-twisted
thread, and will wEAR TWICE LONG the Single
yarn covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop
Skirts. The three bottom rods every Skirt also
Double steel and twice double covered, to prevent
the covering from wearing of the rods when dragging
down stairs stone steps, ETC., etc, which they are
constantly subject to when in use,
All are made OF the NEW and ELEGANT CoRDEp TAPES
and the BEST QUALITY in every part giving to .he
wearer the MOST GRACEFuL and PERFEcT SHAPE poss
BILE, and unquestio nably the LGTEsT most DEsIR
ABLE. COMFORTABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made
VESTS BRADLEY & GARY, PRoPRIETORS 1.-THE
INvENrIoN, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 97 CHAM
DERS, and 70 and 81, READE STREETS, New York,
FOR SALE at f. X. MILLER & CO.'S, in Pemys-
burg, and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America and the
I West Indies.
tE Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic
(Or d0u blc) Spring skirt. SIN
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Administrator's Sale.

nN SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of july, 1865, at
~ o'clock in the afternoon, at the door Of the
rt-house, In PerrysburR, Wood County, Ohio,
will be sold 10 the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property of Daniel Cronn, de-
ceased, to-wit; Twenty three acres Of land on the
north end Of the west half Of the northeast quarter
Of section 27, township s. range II east, in Wood
County, Ohio, to-wit Commencing ut the north
west corner q said land rdnning eas! 80 rodsi
thence south 40 rods thence west 80 rods thence
], G. CRAIG, Administrator.
J. F. 4 s. II. PRlCB, Attorneys. yFT IN
Perrysburg, June 20, 1860. 9ds425 j
DITCH NOTICE Is hereby given to
IL all those concerned, that there has been PEE
titi0n fled with the Clerk of Jackson Township,
asking the Trustees Of said township 10 locate and
establish ditch, drain or water course, comnenc.
ing at or near the center Of section 81 thence east
on or near the quarter line of sections % and 20,
until II inlersects the creek known as Sixteen
Greek, and there terminate.
Said petition will bs for hearing onSATURDAY,
July 2s, 1868, NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the house Of
John Ferguson, in said township.
.t N.f "a. MANY PETITIONERS.
Jackson Tp., June 20, 1865. 9c@
D0AD NoTfCE. Notice Is hereby given that
~ the viewers aud surveyor appointed by the
Commissioners Of Wood County, at their juno
session, Of 1850, TO view and to survey n pro-
posed county road, commencing at the end OF tho
road known as the Justin Smonds Road between
sections 8 and 0, on the Way Road Ditch, In Cen
ter Township; thence running on the line Of said
ditch 80 rods, to sections and o thence on the
line between sectidns 4and and and 10, and
into Webster Township, between sections and II
and and ] 3 until Il jntcrsccts the half-se ston
lihe of12 thence south oa said half-section line,
until IL intersects county road, and there termi
nate will meet at the house Of George q. Phelps,
In Webster Township, on TUESDAY, the 24th of
July, 1865, to act in accordance with the above
notice. Fe
Center Tp., juno 10, 1868. od"
DOAD NOTICE.--Eotice is hereby given that
III the viewers and surveyor appointed by the
County Commissioners, at their June session, Of
1865, to view and survey proposed county road,
commencing at tue north center quarter post Of
section Il, town 8, range / thence south on the
half-scction line Of sections IL and Ia, until IL
strikes the Portage River Road aud there termi-
nato-will meet at the house Of George G. Phelps,
in Webster Township, on TUESDAY, the oath of
July, 1859, or within iive days thereafter, to view
and survey said proposed county road
w. d. RICHARDSON Principal Petitioner.
Webster Tp,. June q, 1866. 9d'
II EGAL N0TICE.--John Russell, Administra-
IL tor on the estate of Hiram lIiser, deceased,
and Susan Eagle, Administrators on the estate OF
Frederick Eagle deceased have filed their ac-
counts in the Probate Court Of Wood County, for
final settlement, and tho same will be for hearing
on the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1856.
e.tHrif EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perry sburg, June 20, 1885, gc~
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E0R Toilet Soaps aud Soap for cleaning silver
IL and taking out greese-SpotS, etc., call nlNn
lNSCu0 4 CHAMPNEY.
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MERCHANDISE


XKTR have fully inaugurated the Fall and Win
w ter Campaign, and have recently filled eur
Store with .4-fL.-T
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

Perrvsbnrr, Juno 10. ISL
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Turpentine a also duh, but We bear Of change In
ssI, sale. " MSa. are d spS
at Is 5Oa o. and No. l. Pale and White at % 5odeo
Tar 10 duh at ~ 5oat3 IS for Domestic.
O1LS-There 10 no change 10 note In City Linseea.
but the demand Is limited small sales at OIL 4lasl ~
Fis Ois are inactive and nominal at 81 50 for Crude
Whale. and q Sc for Crude Sperm. Lard Oil IL dul
and heavy at o. 95 for Summer and Winter.
OIL CAKE-The demand Tor OH Cake has been sei r.
fair, and with limited arrivals and some advance in
Exchange, prices have improved and are firm o. tns
close. We quote Western at 40a4sc and City in bags
at 5Oa Sec, and in bbls at sac.
| PR0VISI0HS-Att the opening OF Change the mar
ket was better and fair business was DONE but ere
the close heavy feeling prevailed, and the improve
ment was lost for future delivery We hear OF sales o.
fsSTus DOS seS a @s . 5 bS b oT Msrch
a. e29 l2 and 500 bbls, seller March, at s2e st tne
sales. cash and regular, are 1900 bbs. at W
s2s IS for Old Mess s2S s2s for New Mess eios
ing at inside figures, ana s32 for Gear. Beef :,
seady and moderately active; sales Of 200 bbls. at
asl4 for Old Plain Mess el60sl9 for New do; el3
sl6 for Old Extra, and s200s2i for New do. Iieres
OF 700 tcs at s40d e45 for India Mess Beef Hams are
in good demand and firm; the stock Is reduced sales
Of 500 bbs at e406 s42. Cut Meats are In moderste
requests sales Of 100 boxes Dry Sailed Shoulders oi
have only note sale Of 80 boxes short Ribbed ~
l6ic. Dressed Hogs steady at l2i l3c for Wes,
higher rates Lard is dull and heavy at l6Si7c. fOI
No. l; l6ial7ic for City, Ut 0l7ac for Western AM
7i0lsc for small lots choice do also sales of 500 tes
seller March. at lsc. ~,
| AFTERNOON Provision MARKET. 81 o'clock.-Pori
dull and heavy at s2s 62i Tor New Mess Beef apo
Beef Hams were steady. Bacon and Cut Meats brnly
held. Lard dull and heavy at l7i l7.c for Western
| PETROLEUM-The market Is dull and prices latoi
the buyer; small sales at 80 32.c for Crude 5jG9ic
| for Refined. In bond, and 7l473c for do. free.
| RICE-No sales are reported; prices are nominal
| SUGARS-Raw almost entirely neglected. eng
We quote only nomnally at l03dlc for fair 70 gooo
Refining; sales Of 40 bids. Refined are nominal.
| TEAS-For invoices, there is fair demand q q
full prices bat small lots dul sales Of 600 hall
chests Green's ex Eva on private terms.
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed Is steady. with moderate de
mand at l3d lie Timothy Seed is In limited demand
for home use at s4a 81 GET. Rough Flax Seed Is mod
eratey active at O. s0d S. Calcutta Linseed remain,
duh and prices are nominal at So 50 in Boston ant
90 IS here.
| TOBACCO-There is but little doing. as the stock
offering not very desirable; sales OF lis hhds Ny
4I0l4c. 10 bales Havana ON private termsi 81 csse
Seedeaf at etc.
TALLOw-The market is more active and prices
are frmer sales Of 600 at l2s l2ic. for western
and l2i l3c, for City.
WHiSKY-The market Is duh and somewhat IN
settled sales Of IS bbls in retail ots at "
for Western.
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nprn BnARn oR BRoKERs-3l ?. M,
TUESDAY, Jan. 30-P. N.

TUESDAY, Jan. 3o-P.M NJ.
Gold opened at l40l, sold at l4l4, and closed al
l4Ot. The market has been strong all day.
Government bonds were firm at quotations ant
IN good demand. Railway and State bonds were
duh and with few bids Bank stocks were firm
The Railway share list was dull and steady early
In the day, anda little disposition shown to op
srate. but at the Second Board the market wa
frmer, and disposition to cover short contract
was manifested. Cleveland and Pittsburgh snt
Rock Island were very firm and were in demand
Late in the day the market was firm and all stock
were in good demand. The closing prices were
Ohio Certificates, 25i 925li Cumberland Coal, "A.
S45; Quicksilver, 4OlS4Ol; Manposa, 49, New
York Central, 92S92t Erie, sliaSli; Hudson
River, l0li; Reading, 9si Michigan South
ern. 6et869l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81 0sli
Rock Island, 99tS99i; Northwestern, 2SI a2Sii
Northwestern Preferred, 55ls55i; Fort Wayne
y3iaH.
Money has been freely offered to-day, but tn,
rate may be quoted at per cent on stock col
laterals. Some few transactions are quoted at pc
cent but the rate is substantially advanced to 6pe
cent on all street operations.
The deposits on temporary loan to-day at the Sub
Treasury were 81 1886, SOS. On and after February
che rate Of interest will be reduced to per cent.
Spectators for the rise in Railway shares ar
now trying to make it appear that the decrease in
Railway earnings is but a temporary matter, and
that as soon as navigation opens there will be al
increase which viii compensate for the present loss
1t is even argued that "the hog crop" is to make
up for other Deficiencies and bring up the receipts
In excess Of 1885, II this furnishes any comfort to
che holders Of Railway shares, they have right to
enjoy III; but We fear the idea viii prove delusive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Railway business
of 1864 and 1866 was extraordinary; increased
largely by the war; which not only forced products
slough unnatural outlets to q very considerable
amount, but threw over East and West Railway
lines an immense amount Of transportation for
Government The time having arrived when this
business must be lost, it would be very surprising
If Railway earnings did not diminish somewhat in
the ratio Of the diversion, and we doubt therefore,
if the hog crop can prevent reduction in Railway
business, however desirable such result might be
to the managers of the lines and the holders Of
stocks. M
1t is worthy of notice that while we have oc-
ossonal rallies in the stock MARKET prices have In
no instance held their advances more than day or
two since the elements of depression became well
undeutood in the greet, PEOPLE nov ~ thst,
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VERMILYE & co.

BANKERS
No. a. wALLST., NEWYORk
Keep constantly Oh hand for immediate delivery
ALL ISSUES OF
UNITED STATES STOCKS
INCLUDING;
aPER CENT BONDS OF 1881,
8PER CENT 500 BONDS OF 1852,
SPER CENT $40 BONDS on 1854
8PER CENT $40 BONDS OF 1863,
5PER CENT 1910 BONDS,
7,3.Io PER CENT TREASURY NOTES in' "a ana
ID Issues,
aprn CENT CURRENCY CERTIFICATES.
ORDERS nom BANKS and BANKERS fos the TUE I,
CHASE and sALE Of GOVERNMENT STOCKS execu,ea
on favorable terms and with dspstch also, Tor al
dealt In at the Regular Stock Exchange .-,,-
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, OF 1854, 0oo'nA
and SOLD. ,r, IT, 10
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financial.

TpxAsuBr DEPARTMENT. WARRINGTON, Jan. 20. 1865
NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Treasurer of the United States the Assistant
Tre,.uers NewYork Phisdelphis and Boston, and the
designated Deposses at Baltimore and Cincinnati have
been Instructed to discontinue, and after the first Of Feb
ru,ry next ensuing receiving deposits for temporary loan
six per cent. interest
They have been instructed to receive such deposits lawful
ON and after that date at Five per cent interest pay
able on ten days notice. after thirty days from date Of deposit
II. McCULL0CH
Secretary of the Treasury.
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TRUSTEES.
John D. JONES. DANIEL s. MILLER,
CHARLES DENNIS, VIM. STURGlS,
W IA n MOORE HENRY K BOGERT,
HENRY colt JOSHUA J. HENRY,
MN C. PICKHRsGILL, DENNIS PERKINS,
LEWIS CURTIS JOSEPH GAILLARD, IT,,
CHARLES IA. RUSSELL. J. HENRY BURG1i
LOWELL HOLBkOOK, CORNELIUS GhlNNELL'
r. WARREN WESTON, c. A. HAND,
ROYAL PHELPS, b. J. ROWLAND,
CALEB BARST0W BENZ. BABCOCkL
A p Pilot FLETCHER WESTRAY,
WILLIAM r. DODGE ROBERT q. MINTURN. IT,.
GEORGE a. HOBsON GORDON w. BURNHAM,
DAVID LANE, FREDERICK CHAUNCEY,
JAMES BRYCE. JAMES Low. ,.,,,>,
LEROY NJ WILEY. GEORGE s. STEPdENSoN
WILLIAM II. WEBB.
JOHN d. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-President.
w II. Il. MOORE, Second Vice-President.
J. d. HEWLETT, Third Vice President.
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Receiuts Of Produce.

JAN. 3o-l.5os bbls Flour, 200 bbls. Whisky, 400
bbls Corn Meal 5000 bush. Corn, 1850 bush. Oats
10 pkgs. Ashes $50 pkgs. Provisions, l59 pkgs Lard
,056 pkgs Butter.
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NEVADA SILVER MINING CONAN

NEVADA SILVER MINING CoNPANv
OYyIcy No. 70 BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK Jas., 1866
A SPECIAL MEETING of the StOc kholders
n Of this Company will be held their office THURS
DAY Feb. 1866 at IL for business Of importance by
order Of the Board J. NJ B0LLES. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE WEST VIRGINIA OFT AND Coal Con-.
AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES Of this
N Company will be held the 5th day Of February neIt
At No. II Broadway, Room No. 20.
Polls opened from u o'clock and o'clock p M
A. 8. CROWELL, Secretary.
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NATIONAL BANKERS EXPRESS.
~ NATIONAL EXPRESS and TRANSPORTATION Co
AMERICAN EXPRESS.
ADAMS EXPRESS.
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
STOCKS for SALE. Apply to
.r... GEORGE c. DUNBAR, No. +6 Pinest-
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
~ ROAD co. STOCK.
stockholder who do not wish 20 sssl themselves Of the
privilege 70 which they euted by resolution Of the D
rectors sd Inst OF subscrbns for NEW STOCK obtain
premium foz thet rights upon application 70
GEO c. DUNBAR, No. IS Pnestreet
ealsr 10 AaiesA Btoeis md Bond net sel q Stock
ksses'ssA ~ 1sigDss ~ xSpssp Stsela
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INSURANCE SCRIP.
l. ATLANTIC MUTUAL tntsres. payable Feb. 81.
PACIFIC MUTUAL Interest payable Feb 81.
sun MUTUAL Interest pay able Feb. y.
ORIENT MUTUAL tinterest payable March ~.
VIM c. GILMAN,
No. Is Pine-st
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oyyIos or TEE ATLANTIC MuIrAL IssuRAEcs Co.
NEv.YoRx, Jan. ~. 1865

OYHCn TEE ATLANTIC INITIAL iHsoknosS w.
NEvfozx, jan ~, is'e q
T,HE TRUSTEES, in conformity TO the
i Charter the Company, submit the following stAiI
Premiums received on Marine Risk nom lf ~, ,,s A
January. 1855 to 3st December Sos''i" W
Premiums Policies marked on LIST January -. >,
-'o1' ~
Total amount Of Marine Premiums. ssssl4 ~ Is
No policies have been issued Lie hsk nor uPon
Risks disconnected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked of from lst January, 1902 70 re 20
3st December * "
Losses paid during the same period. sasss'l" "
Returns Of Premiums
and Expenses.... e992A
The Company has the following Assets, Wit
United States and State Of New fork Stock, CITY - xs A
Bank and her nt 30 ~
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwfse''.'' 80 ~
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages. NiIo" ="
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds ana
Mortgages, and other Loans, sundry notes,
reinsurance and other claims due the Com ,.oe, a,
p,.pinm No.. snS Ri. Rscsivabs 3283e SOL Sc
Cab IN Bsni Coin so<s2 90
Cssh Bank, United States Treasury Note Cur
Total amount Of Assets. enissS'
sx per interest the outstanding OF pron
will be paid holders thereof their legal representa-
tiyes on and ssr Tuesday tho 9Th Of February 9et
Fifty per Of the outstanding certificates OF the Issue o.
1864 will be redeemed and psid to the holders Thereof OF
legal representative and ser Tuesday the 9TH oil
rusry from which date interest the amount so
deemabe will The ceftihcstes to be podaeeo ine
time Of payment and Cancelled 10 the extent paid
dividend Of Thirtyhye per cent Is declared on tne
earned premiums Of the Company for the year endns Sh
December 1865 for which certificates will be Issued On ana
ser Tuesdsy the ID OF April neIt ~ order Of inc
J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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The Board Of Directors have this day resolved TO pay
DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT
the outstanding Certificates Profits thereof
their legal representatives aud after Monday the 9Th
March next; also DIVIDEND Of
FIVE PER CENT
the Capital Stock Of the Company payable In Cash de
mand; also DIVIDEND Of
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
In scrip the net canned Participating Premiums Of th,
Company for the year 1855 for which Cenicaes will b.
Issued on and after the I'd day Of April next.
DIRECTORS.
yArEs LoHrnxR GRAHAM HENRI PARuH,
ROBERT NJ O. GnAHAn. DUDLEY b. fuLLxl,
EpwARg A. STANsBURI, JOIN A. GRAHAn
JOSEPH b. NARsun, GILBERT L. BxkcxnAn,
BOWS r.. MclLyAisE, CHAaLEsP p KIRKLAND,
FREDERICK Il. WoLooTT, JosKPH B. VARSun IT,,
WILLIAM X. srRoso, WArsoS y. CASE
JOHN &. Henderson. LoRRAIS FIREMAN,
GusrAvrs A. CosovER, EDWARD MAConBKR,
MbTIs BATE, J. LoRNER GRAHAM irs
PAscHAL W: TuRsEr. SAMUEL ID. BRADFORD,
FRANKLIN II. DsLAso. GEO. w. HArcH
OFFICERS.
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT M. c. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LORIhER GRAHAM, IT,, I'd Vice. President
H. H. PORTER secretary. New-York Jan. %, 1885.
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Alta SPECIAL TERM of the SUPREME
COURT held at tho City Hail. NewYork on the 2sth day
Of January lS6-Prescnt Hon. Josiah Sutherland jim the
matter Of the APPLICATION Of the RECEIVERS of THE
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPAEY-The Receiver
having applied to the Court for Instructions as TO whether
outstanding policies should be cancelled and premium notes
returned upon payment OF such part thereof Is already
earned,
1t Is crdefed that the matter stand adjourned To wedne
day. jan H. at IL at the Chambers Of this Court 10 enable
all persons interested to present their views
further ordered that the Receivers publish this ordsg
In the principal daily papers Of New. York. A copy.
VIM. c. CONNER, Clert
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LOYALTY OF THE SOUTH.

We do not pretend to have adopted in the
South those views of ''loyalty' which hay,
met with such high commentators in New
England. The term has been so often mis-,
applied that g,e manner of its use often
sounds like a carieature on fidelity. To be 10y
all in New Engiand.and in a few of the other
radical States, is 20 be false to every just prir
ciple Of government, to every sentiment OF
political integrity, to every claim of humanity
to the ties Of honor that should exist between
communities, and to- all the obligations of con-
siitutionai law. 10 this kind Of sloyaityo
the Southern people haze never subscribed.
But in the true sense of the much abused
term the inhabitants OF the late Confederate
States are as loyal to the fundamental inst
tutions Of the country as any citizens who
can be found within the limits OF tie TTnitad
States. We have been led to make these re-
marks by seeing the following paragraph in a
letter from Paris in reference to Gen. Bean
regard
There + enc question which is asked him almost
every moment IN case there should be war be-
tween p ~ european power and the United States
would the south rey0lt2n The general always re.
plies that ne tAlukAaot, and this answer invariably
seems to cause 9seonishmeut
To those casual Observers who regard only
the bitterness manifested by the radicals in
their attempts to porsecute and Cypress the
Southern people, the replyof General Beaure-
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New Books We have received from BE
lock C., 1870 Canal street. two new publiea-
lions
.s1Toreton Hall, o. the Spirits Of the Haunt
ed House "a novel Of los pages, said to be
~ true tale of real life.
9 Four Years In the Saddle, by Col Harry
Gilmor. This. is a very interesting book, by
a Confederate officer, from Maryland, who
was one ef our most dashing oapslry leaders.
We have also received from r. B. Peter
son & Bros, through Blelool, aoard contain
ing the stump duties imposed lsy act Of Con
gress, which took effect the first of this
month
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Beard OF Health.

orTlcE BOARD OF uxALru, No 1872 GRAvfEE STREET,
New Orleans August7, 1856 )
The public will find COMPLAINT BOOKS at the following
Offices, from o'clock until O'Clock NJ, every day:
First District.
DR.. JAMES BURNS, Health Officer, Office No 81 Camp
street, up stairs.
Second District.
DIR. c. H TEBAULT, Health Officer office No. 235 St.
Peter street. near Chartres
Third District.
DR.. ERNEST S. LEWIS, Health Officer Office corner Of
Elyslan Fields and Dauphine streets,
Fourth District.
DIR. JOHN I HULSE Health Officer Office No go 81.
Andrew near Magazine street
BOARD OF HEALTH, 1872 Gravier street.
GEO. VIM DIRMEYER,
Secretary Board Of Health.