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Inc only answer necessary 10 Tue aboVe Is
the following card from the Mayor:
EDITOR OF THE ARGUs-in reply 10 your
inquiry | would say that when Mr.. Hakes
and Mr.. Steel requested me to join the MON
League. l replied that / was in favor of
maintaining the Union and of sustaining the
Government. but that sCGs a democrat; and
further, that could not JOIN the League be-
cause l WAS opposed to all secret political so
cietIeS
They then stated that they believed the
Democratic party to be disloyal. | denied
that it was, and thought had better means
of knowledge as TO that point than they had,
as | was, and had been, and expected to be a
democrat.
The gentlemen are mistaken in saying tina t
| stated believed / could control the demo
Gratis, IN any event or in any manner. | have
never made such a statement to them or any
body else.
Bat certainly could sympathize with any
proper movement to sustain the government,
snd | think the people know that my efforts,
for the last four years, have been to sustain
the Union, the constitution and thu laws of
my country.
BAILEY DAVENPORT.
Monday Noon March ):
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President johnson must feel very bad, for
here's the way the Chicago Republican, the
western organ of Yankee manufacturers, talks
about him :
''The president in his veto has gone over to
the democrats. They recognise the fact and
welcome him with unbounded exultation. How
then the republicans disagree with him like
friends He has taken up the attitude of an en-
envy, and it would be the extreme of childish fol-
ly to attempt to deny or conceal it V
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Tn-9ays 9dpsrtissmsuss.

REMAINING UNCLAIMED In TIL

u EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
LII Post Once at Rock Island, State of Ilino;,
on the 9th day of March, 1866:
Ordered to be advertised in the .sEpeninr Areu,,,
agreeaoiy to the following section Of the Post
Once Law, as the newspaper having the Iarpest
Island, H.:
SIC. 0. And be 1t further enacted. tina, Lists q,
Letters remaining uncailed for in any post Office
In any CITY, town or village, where newsn,pa,
snail De printed, shall hereafter be published once
only IN the newspaper which, being issued weexIv
or oitener, shall have the largest circulation i.b
In the range OF delivery OF said Office to be deci
ded BY the postmaster at such office.-Lars of the
United States.
Butler Duglas Heuntop Tbom,s
nearosey insurance Company
bebIngton John Joiger Michael
Bond &C Jackson Mr.
Butler L :! Je"up Elizabeth Mrs
bateman william jenkins Jinken
Chilborg Amy Johnson Sopbi, M;..
Corbet Bridget Miss jerks Lewis
Clark Miss Jackson Willard
Chase b LowinstiBe MIR
Cook + Lett Joseph
CoweiI Gioeon Lawman Isaac w
Cleveland Rev f Lusk VIM
Crawbaugh John Mcintosh Wn
Carr Lidia Meow w M
Cook Martha Mcconnell VIM
Conner Thomas McCreary RID
Davenport Mary Mrs Mayer John 2
koefhaFt Joseph Mullen James
Elfstrand John Novels Alice Miss
East Mary Mrs ParkhIlI Jane
Ferguson Julia Mrs Robinson Ely
Foriey John Rote Cynthia Mrs
Gripper Albert c Rooney John Mrs
German Luclila Mrs Ruth LOUIS
Garland Moses Stewart VIM
HENDERSON Slarrett Robt
huber Chas Stage Philip
times Herman Siiurs O
Hulben Geo L Scinthuse John
| hathaway Joseph Whitner Daniel
| HUI bbard Richard Wetherspoou Robert
| %zE- To obtain any of these letters, the applI
can't must call for AdrertiSed Letters,'' give TIL
| date of this list, and pay one cent for advertis
| ing.
| x~ If not called for within month, the
/ will he sent TO the dead letter Office.
| ~. B. HAWLEY, P. NJ.
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Persons suffering with dyspepsia aud all
diseases arising from a disordered state of
the stomach. should at once obtain bottle of
the Red Jacket Stomach Bitters. No family
should be without them. They are for sale
by all druggists throughout the country.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Rock ISLAND, March 9th, 1866.
Col. DANFoRTH order to make good
the charge made in your Saturdays issue,
please insert the following and oblige,
Yours,
WILLIAM EGGLEsToN,
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the solid ribs Of old earth went the sharp
steel at the rate of about SIX inches per hour,
bound either into petroleum or China
We looked into that well most eagerly. 1t
was the first time We ever knelt at the oily
shrine, and very naturally we drew a long
smell. But. the oil was not yet. AS we
looked down into the bowels of the earth-as
far as we could've speculated mentally
whether or not the ponderous drill was real
ly eating q straight and narrow path to the
treasury of fortune and of fame, and that ere
long-piercing strata after strata-would
make glad the hearts of all this people round
about by bringing forth from beneath the oft
smitten rock. gushing streams of oil. Oil
that would not only burn and lubricate, bat
oil that would lift up our real estate five, ten,
twenty, and perhaps fifty and one hundred
per cent. Great things indeed to be accom-
plished through S inch hole, but yet not
beyond ths range OF the possible.
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DISSOLUTION.

i tween the undersigned under the name OF
Warnock & Kelly, il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due the late firm will be col
lected by our successors, WarnocK kslston'
who. have also assumed the payment OF all iiaoiii-
HUGH WAkN0CK,
JAMES KELLY.
Rock Island, March /, 1866
mch3dwlm.
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COMMERCIAL.
rock ISLAND MARKET.

Rock IsLAEp, Feb. p.
The current value CT the articles named below
IL subject changes, buI the following quotations
are correct for the date of Tins report:
FlOur-Johnstoa's Spring Double Extra, n bbls
s7,4e, az Wholesale, and 81 80 al retail. Sacks
$500 at wholesale, and $50 at retail Loose
$3.50 at Wholesale, and 81 80 at retail.
Wheat-No. /, sl,3a. No: 2, 5oeaSoc; Re
iected 25a45c.
corn-25c for 10 lbs.
Oats-I4al6c for IS I5s.
Rve-4Gc.
Barley-No. !. 65c; No. ?, 35a6e4.
Seans-50a 7oc.
0pions-25c per bus.
Pctstoes-20a25e.
Eggs-2ee do1.
Butter-verr choice lots, for recalling, will
bring zoe.
Sorghum-50a7sc.
salt-S3, 25a3 30 per bar.
Kerosens-W holesaie, barrels included T5c;
Ystail ST. co
HIghwines-S2,25 .
Pcuitry-Llve eaIckens, 81, 0oa3, 90 PER dox-
Dressed, Sc per h., Turkeys, lac per 10.
POrk.-For live hogs, SaSac; Dressed 94a.lO3
Beehive weight, common 5,00a4 90. For
prime shipping 4, SOa5,50 per hundred los.
Hides-Green country, DC; green sailed, DC;
dry sailed, Sc; dry dint, l0c; green calf, Zoe;
cut damaged gruby price; sheep pelts, 81 90
Hay-PraIrie, $5aspsr ton; Timothy, $SaIO
WooG-oaA 81 90 10 ZOE cord.
Cosl.-At the Coal Valley yard, on the Leves,
coal is sold at l6 cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, IN Marketsquare, at I7a20 cts.
NEW YORK MARRIED.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
New York, March 5.
Cotton-quiet, 43a4i
FIour-steady. s7,35a7,9O extra state; s,25
ASS X. II. o.
wheat-hrm, NJ Mil I,S5; Goal IS choice
spring.
Rye-se
Barey-uore active
Corn - lower, 75a77 for unsound; 77a7s
SOUND.
Oets-quiet, 35s40 for unsouud; 54a55 sound
western
Pork-heavy. 27,5oa2s, 90 new mess, closing
at 80 cash; 27,s7a2s,0 old, closing at ~,
cash.
Bsef-heavy
Cut Mest-frmer
Lard-steady i6alS1
Dressed HOgs-steady I2al3f
Whsky-frm, ?, 2Sa2,3
Butter-hrm
Cheese-quiet- i4af9
Eggs-duN
Bugar-quiet
Petroleum--quiet, 80 crude; 46 refined bond;
73a74 free.
NEW YORK STOCK. AND MONEY
MARKET.
Telegraphsd to the Argus.
NEW YoaK, March 5.
Stocks-lower
GoId-Opened 1874, and closed sI,s3S
Money-on call 7pc
Sterling-quiet ,07a
U. s. $40 coup of'62 log.
Do reg'd 100
Do new issue 1,0is.
U $50 coup of so ,02t
Do reg'd LOO
US $40 coup of 80 o2
Do reg'd ,02
U. S. 7-30 99s.
Do I'd series 9S4.
Do Sd series $50.
U. s. 1910 coup. 900
Do reg'd cog.
] Year Certificates 9SS
U SIX 81 coupons l04s
Do reg'd l,04s.
Erie 999
c. & R. /. ,02
6's 81 coup %
Do reg'd l,is.
6's III reg'd 95s
U. s. 6's 68 coupons 30
One Year Certifcate-99
SIS 81 reg'd I,05s
SIS s. coup 30
6's 68 reg'd 40
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ROBERT RALaror
HUGH wAHNOCk .
WARNOCK & RALSTON.

Successors TO Warrock Kelly.)
MANUFACTURES of Soap and Gam
MI dies, and Lard Oil, Rock Island, Ill. Cash
paid for Tallow and Grease
mch3dwlm.
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The party became
deeply interested in what
they saw and heard. for
oil diggings are a variety
in this county, We oan-
not better describe the
derrick than to introduce
the accompanying illus
ration, though the reader
] is not to expect that the
tanks or barrels therein
shown are on the grounds,
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To Mr.. William Eggleston.
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The only answer necessary to the above is
the following card from the Mayor:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1886
SITUATIONS wASTro-ua.r..

CylrUATION wANTED-As POWER N 4 RAM
- an give $500 security. speaks Frcncb Germ ara ~
Eng.n Hest city reference sAea. address a. boz II
Herald ohcc.
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RomAN ROMAN LOAN
AMERICAN IssUE-FoUR MILLION DOLLAR

AMERICAN ISSUE-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
To insure the Treasury of the States Of the Holy See
Of France and Italy for the qnSst9n Of the
ACT Of the 18th Apy 1866 decreed emission by subscrp
ton Of the Loan nov offered to the public
Holiness in view the present condition of monetary
ter? nSf wishing no rs I0n
ments as to present to capital has decided
i s Sol 6 Lar 56 a z @ dollars gold for the one hun
The Bnnd payable to are Of 800 francs one hum
II gGd ne payable W. On me 81
qfp sn e9 S meT a. tGe g 81 @ b5
~ per cent. interest on the investment
From 1870 600 will be nnualy appropriated for the
will be applied to the further reduction Of the debt
is believed that this loan VII commend itself to CAPITALISTS
heart desire to prove that his Holiness never addresses him
No present greater security one guar
anteed as this Is By 5e Peaged ah OF State which has
f asad au'' every ITS F0n'h''i
Subscriptions received and Coupons paid the following
Mes,rs. ERwD:; RL9TNI 4 CO. Paris, France
M Me 5ns DRExE CO. 81 South Third street. Phade
THOMAS LAYTON Esq President Southern Bank, New
| Orleans.
The venerable Catholic Clergy throughout the linked sta
nd the Csnadss~to expedite this good workwi please re
eiye SUBSCRIPTIONS and the amount thereof and forward the
sng House of Mesrs Duncan, sherman Co. marked the
enyelOp fOntlCd Loan on receipt OF WAcn tne BONDS
"ii DC ""'s0'''s'' '''"'-' RoBBRT MURPHY, Agent
Recommendation the Most Reverend Archbishop of New
York.
letters the Apostolic NunCio at Paris feel authorized
earnestly the objects of his mission to the
Reverend Clergy aud faithful Of our Diocese.
Given New York this sd day OF june, A. ID. 1866,
m tJOHN, Archbishop of New York.
Recommendation of the Reverend Archbishop of Bal
We unite with the Most Rev Archbishop of New York II
recommending the object Mr. Robert Murphys mission t
the Reverend Clergy and to the faithful OF our Archdiocese
The Reverend Pastoral CLERGY will please recommend TIT
they shall deem most suitable and eficsciOus.
I NJ. D. SPALDING, Archbishop of Baltimore
Baltimore, Feast OF 5. s. Peter and St. Paul, 1866.
Recommendation Of the Most Reverend Archbishop Of New
Orleans.
We certify that Thomas Layton, ESQ President Of Ia
Southern Bank has been appointed agent for the Ponthos
Loan for the city of New Orleans and for the
bile Eatchez Galveston, Little Rock and Natchtoches
erend Clergy and Laty ofthe Dioceses above named
j NJ, ODIN, Archbishop OF New Orleans
New Orleans, 18th July, 1850
~ O. PALMER d CO.,
ED. c, PALMER, JOS, WILDj
importers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In--
Carpets, Mats. On Cloths, etc.
No. lls Gravter street New orlsAaR
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A ALABAMA STATE SINGLE NUMRER
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Capital Prize, $50, 900.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS l.
To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama, in public,
On Monday. August 9. 1866.
uuTrFrpTn ppoAnREET l. m MANAcEps
BRoADBENT L CO., MANAGERS.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $50 600 prize Observation-Disclosures. $500
9 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the s25 600 prize are y. $40 . $3.50
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the sl25oO prize '.l w $50. 1850
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize 900
Is approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten of the number
drawing the $2500 prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
4S7 prizes amounting to- $4,000
Whole tickets, Si2 Halves So Quarters, So Eighths,
81 60
All the prizes above stated are drawn at every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the drawing 600 tickets numbered from to
10000 There 437 fall prizes No smaller prize than $11
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. t. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street,
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS C.
FOB THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLEGE,
TO pRAET II
covlnston, Ky, Thnrrday, August 10, 1896.
SEE E N z:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nnere
craving tie ties 5000 prize is sS .1s IaD 5000
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prise sre................. $40
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $1,000 prize Of................ 4,5g
IS approximation prizes of 5 400 each for the nina
naming units oil the ten Of the uuEber
drawing the 5000 prize ere..............,... T20O
Is approximation prizes Of S 100 each for the nina
naming units Of the ten Of the numbers
drawing the 5000 prizes ............... $3.50
Is approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
dra~hs he $500 pfz ssS .s - ..o I%s s
Is approximation prizes Of 800 each for tide nine
drawing the $3.50 prizes are =. .lo l 300
go prizes amounting $4,000
Whole tickets So; Halves ST. Quarters, ST. EighthsFI 30
Tickets sold and prizes cashsd by
CHAs. T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 692 Post Office. New OresnA
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Personal.

VETrRog INFORMATION IS WANTED OF
L Eugene Wilson, q Dr. e q wilson Of De Soto q.
and Of September 1866 ANY information regarding him will
be thar kuy and the parties giving will be bar
sy rewarded desired by James Blair Co. No 40 Union
stree Orleans, Dr. E. G. Wilson, Pleasant Hill De
Soto parish, La.
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pONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

Sunday ArrnnGemGnf.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning Of O'Clock,
| lieu of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday OF
O'Clock P. N.
On and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays, at every half hour, from until
| O'Clock P. II.
| Fare to and from the Lake same day, rs cents,
Passengers for GENTLY Station must notify the conducto
prior departure of the train Fare Is cents each way
| GEO. PARDELY, General Superintendent.
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Sulphur and chnlybeate springs,
CoOPER's WELL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
SPEED coMFORTl SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to COOper's
Well.

Running from Byram Station, the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Coopers Well and Raymond,
connecting there with the daily line running from to
Station the Southern Railroad This line will fur
psh transportation for passengers baggage
merchandise the arrival the morning tram rom San
est road To the Well by several miles Men constantly
poyed 10 repair the and the pr0petOrs of the inc intend
and will by road stock and comfortable conveyance
make It the and most pleasant ron to the Well For
proof which refer ell interested to 1NMAN WILLIAMS
proprietor of the Well Parties wishing to take the river
TO the Well of Vicksburg, will find at Clinton Miss
on the Southern Railroad branch of this line running
the Well which the shortest by four miles Of any
the Southern Railroad, W B. MCLEAN co Agents
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No liabilities for accidents or escapes
New Orleans, May 10, 1866
RUTLERs PATENT COTTON TIE

The underslgped sole agents have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied the celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate USE with the buckle firmly at
tsehed to ofths hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchants planters its simplicity and strength and the
great With which can be adjusted to bales of any size
It has been by large number Of planters since 1884,
their entire satisfaction
Orders will be resolved at cur ONCE
4-.- R. BLEABLEY CO.,
gaaa PoydrsE streat, corner Of TchORPitOulaA
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sHERTFF'S SALES,

TEIND DIsrR1cr couEr OF NEW Nv. G. BUDD VS.
ORLEAFs-No q $40. JOSEPH STINSON.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of aeri Taelas 10
n directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction, the Auctoners
Exchange Royal street between Canal Customhouse
streets in the Second District of this city TUESDAY
the 4th day of September 1866 at II O'Clock the following
described property, viz
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb St Mary,
First District of this city in the square comprised within
Grod Camp and St Mary South Lafayette
Square designated by the Nos and plan drawn by
Alfred Forsa late deputy surveyor dated the 18th February
1882 and annexed to act passed before L. T. CAre
notary public in this city dated the 5th March 1892 which
lots Of ground measure each % feet front less
said South street. Lafayette Square by 81 feet less
front and also deep on Camp street of which forms the
corner Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon rights ways and privileges theTeunto belonging
any wise appertaning known as the Florence House u
q AND A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in
said square, comprised within Camp, Girod and St Mary
streets and South street and Lafayette Square designated
the No on the plan aforesaid and measuring
South street. Lafayette Square by 90 feet Depth between
parallel lines Together with the privilege of using
alley three feet wide opening Camp street. Being
the property acquired by the said Mrs
by act dated the 4th day of May 1885, executed before
A, Boudousquie, notary public, in this city
Seized in the above suit
RE-TERhs-Casb on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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STORAGE''..'''',..'.. .....'''''..''' FORAGE
g. r. LONGLEY, JOHN NJ PUTNAN-DELTA WARE
HOUSE fronting Front and New eyee between Girod and
Lafayette streets. 80
The above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired with
new oor etc. will be prepared TO receive storage for
Fiour Corn Oats Wheat Bran, Banging and Rope and all
kinds of Merchandise. L0NGLEH q 20.
Refer tO-S o. T. A. Nelson, R. BleRkley Co, Violet,
Block Co.. J. s. Wallis Co.. g G. Garner, Patton Dug
gan, Conway h Bro, Lloyd B. Coleman.
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s BkEAS'''.''''''''.'''''''.''' BAEE
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches Silver ond Plated Ware.
SOLE AaEEF FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Wstches in Hunting Gases diamond mounted and
en- raved makers; rich Sets, Bracelets
rn psn Diamond, Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
IS karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patss Sleeve
Buttons Studs every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf Masonic Pins, various designs Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Casters ETC. Pocket Table Ouery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
once and Mantle, in Bronze Marble and Wood
spectacIess
Gold sIver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular of those needing helps
respectfully solicited semmons Brazilian Psbbea
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches anf
| Jewery the best woTkmen being employed
Rspsubsr. % GANP STREET, nader the City Hotel
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Observation-Disclosures.

I 0ST Or MESLAED-A NOTE OF D. o. CASE
Ia to his order dated yh May 1865 at IL months after
date bearing per from date for WO HOU
I'D DOLLARS bearing mortgage the northwest corner
Prynna clio Payment OF the having been
stopped the finder will suitably rewarded by handing it to
the NJ. JtDsON.
T 0EF-IN THE STATE OF ALAsAMA-THE FOL.
Ia lowing described Certificates sf Merchants Bank OF
Of New Orleans STOCK
Certificate No 30 dated March TO- 1859, Isl ued to W. p
Molett for lJD shares stock
Certificate No dated March %, 1885, issued TO w T.
Molett 100 shares stock.
Certificate No 49, dated April 10, lJ9 Issued to W. T.
Molett for 100 shares stock, ~
kOtce is hereby that application has been made TO the
bank for new certificates in the place OF those lost
JOHN U. MOLKTT,
Administrator Of W. P, Moiett deceased.
Y OST,-Ty TUE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL.
Il lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank stock-
Certificate 32i dated NOV. %, 1850 Issued to '" Z
GertiGeae w. sy dated June g. 1851, issued to W P.
M0let for As shares stock, ,...,
Notice is hereby given application has beeR made to the
bank for new certificates, in the place Of those lost
- JOHN U. MOLETT,
Admnistrator Of W. ?. Mnett. deceased
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TEORN 81 BREMER,
II a. u, 2ORN F. BREMERl
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PbEEEL PIANOS,
AND AGENTS FOR LIHDFMAN sons
CELEB RATED GY CL0ID PIANOS,
Os Camp Street, Near PoydTas, New OTlenRs.
Constantly hand select stock Of Pianos of Northern and
Pianos tuned repaired Second hand Pianos bought
taken in exchange for NV. Pianos FIR rent.
DURKE, CLARK 81 TREPAGNrER-
GEO McDUFFIE BURKE, formerly Jno. N Burke 4 Bro,
ROBERT CLARK, late CLARK 4 Sears F, o. TREPAG-
NIER, formerly Putnam COY
General Merchandise Brokers,
No, 2S Bank Place, New Orleans.
B-Particular atento given the sale of Provisions
Baggng Gunuy Bags, Rope Coffee Sugar Salt Liquors etc
CARPENTERS JOINERs'.
PATTERN AND MODEL Makers GEERINO VALVES,
And all kinds of Patterns for Machinery executed with ds
patch Fittings stores and offices shipped any part Of
the world. GlNs-Imrroyed Roller Sea Island COTTON
ANDERSON 4 SCHERMERHOE,
Rear ~ Ann street, NsW York.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-FURNISHED HOUsE-A COMFORTA-
bly, furnished House. of Washington and Baronne
streets can had respectful family by applying the
premises The house is surrounded by garden and shrub
berry and conveniently located, being on the City Railroad