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gGs~ Carpetngs, new designs, and all quail
tiles, advertised in this issue, by j. I. Della
croix, 81 S. Second St, Philadelphia
Those about purchasing should not fail to
give him a call.
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The Orphans COURT appointed,
this week Robert Thackary, SON of Mr..
Ihomas Thackary, to the vacant scholarship
in the Washington College, at Chcsterown.
Kent county, Nd.
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What can Union soldiers expect to
receive from the Copperheads in the future :?
Every one can best answer for himself by
naming what was,receved in the past.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
HOPKINS "OWN MAKE"
NEW FAIL STYLES
62S,

ARE in every respect FIRST CLASS, and embrace a
u complete assortment for Ladies, Misses an,.
Children of the newest styles, every length and
sizes of waist
OUR SKIRTS wherever known, are more un!ver
sally POPULAR than any others before the public
They retain their shape better are lighter more
elastic, more durable, and really CHEAPER than any
other Hoop Skirt in the market. The springs ana
tastcnngS ar warranted perfect Every LADY should
Thy lnEM! They are now being extensively sold by
Merchants throughout the county and AZ WHOLE
SALE and RI TAIL, at Mandatory and Sales
Room No Us ARCH Street, below It'll, PIlILADEL-
PHlA.
ASK for HOPKINS own make buy no other
CAUrpN.-None genuine unless stamped on each
Kid Pad" Hopkins Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No.
62S Arch street, Philadelphia
Also, constantly on hand full line of New York
made Skirts, at very low prices.
TERMS NET CASH ONE PRICE ONLY.
sert ], ls6s-im
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- Soldier, do you remember the indie.
cent and ribald epithets poured upon you by
the say.at home Rebels while you were fol-
lowing the flag? They then goried in what
they said of you, and SO they do to this day.
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Eofnl Anoirs.

APPOINTED. The County Commits
sioners have appointed James Toulson Col
lector of taxes for the It'll District; rice L.
A. G. Gerry, resigned.
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gsy" Hoop Skirts Hopkins 'own make,
628 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA. advertised in
this issue, give universal satisfaction. Ladies
note the fact.
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- What will men whoever voted the
Union ticket receive from the Copperheads
after being used by them to their own des
traction ? They will get-thc cold shoulder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-01

SALE OF HANDSOME CARRIAGES AND
HoHSEs. Mr. J. Y. Rearlon advertises in
this issue, a large sale of Carriages and
Horses.
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President. w. J. Jones, Esq, U. $. Dis
triet Attorney, mas been dismissed, and W.
Price, Esq, the former incumbent, appoint.
ed in his place. Price is said to be mis-
cradle excuse perfect imbecIe.
David Way, Postmaster Ct Port Deposit,
has been dismissed, and Capt. a, Snow APP
pointed
Col. Grimshaw, Of the 4th Del. Reg, has
been dismissed as Postmaster at Wilmington
and Joseph NJ. Barr appointed, good fol
nothing Copperhead. That's the way MY
Policy rewards soldiers.
The bread and butter brigade is filing up.
Only a few more places left for new recruits.
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Ta1E0THH. ONCHARD.

4 ND HERD GRASS SEED. Also, American ami
i Imported
SEED WHEAT.
For sale at the Seed Stor, of
c. p. ROGERS.
la2 Market street,
sept l. Is55--lm PalIlDILpuIA.
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is it not amusing to see Copperheads
counting the favors OF soldiers? Their
smiles are vain. The boys in blue vote the
way they shot.
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PEACHES are selling III Elkton at 81 u
basket, which is about s. Lushel. as the
>~4ch baskets now run. Green corn is T.
and / cents dozen. Sweet Potu,cs -
aud 30 cents half peck.
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PERRY Il co.,
ST,Aa CE.NTEElNGa EYslpHRIUM.

500 Chestnut St, sign Of tie STIR,
sept |, Isg,-lE PHILADELPHIA.
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committee intend. sending for many
Southern leaders. both Union aud rebel,
for the purpose of examining into the
condition of the Southern States.
The prospect of the admission of the
Tennessee Congressional delegates is
slight, but private advices state that
the Tennessee Legislature will not in
any case confer equal civil rights on
freedmen. =
The trial of the Alexandris rioters is
progressing to-day. Colored witnesses
are admitted to same privileges in taking
the testimony. 49, ,---
The Tribune's dispatch says the gov
ernment is at present extending its hos.
pitality to several delegations of Indi an 8
of the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw,
Sax, Fox, Iowa and Miami tribes, about
forty in all, who are now in this city
The latest delegation, consisting OF five
members of Miami tribe, arrived in town
to-day
Gen. Howard has received letters
showing that there is great improvement
in the relations between the freedmen
and their former masters in Georgia and
Alabama
A large number of applications for
pardon were received at the Attorney
Generals Office
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From New OrIeaus-LsIters frsEs Gen
erals sherman and Sheridan.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Alex
aats1a' Iettsr of g Gen. W. r sherman to a
friend in Rapides parish, in which he
contradicts general impression that his
appointment as superintendent OF the
military acadamy at Alexandria, before
the war was due to Bragg or Beauregard
He also contradicts the impression that
when be left Louisiana he was pledged
not to serve against the South He did
say at Alexandria that war would be the
inevitable result of secession At New
Orleans. on eve of departure TO-, st.
Louis; he might have said to Bragg that
he was not going North TO seek military
service, which was true He refused to
enter the volunteer forces first called ont
by Lincoln, because he co nsidered the
whole South would become involved in q
war which could be handled only by vast
armies of regulars Gen. Sherman con-
cludes: | wish the South we'll and if /
have been scourge there, how much
better that it was than Ben Butler or
some other of that school.
The San Antonia Herald of Sd says It
was mistaken in reporting the arrival of
Juare7 from El Paso 1t was Ortego who
came.
General Sheridan publishes letter in
the Crescent in reply to the comments OF
General Early, published in the New
York News, on the United States official
reports of Confederate forces and losses.
He shows that he captured as prisoners
more mcmillan Early reports as was his
entire army
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News from, New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-The Chamber OF
Commerce held special meeting yester-
day to receive the report of their COM
mittee in relation to the proposed ar.
rangemeuts for the proper representa-
ton Of the United States at the Paris
exhibition of 1867. Resolutions were
adopted initiating proceedings to bring
the matter before the government and
the various Chambers of Commerce and
kindred institutions throughout the
country The subject of the interference
of the statute of limitations with the
claims of northern creditors was again
brought before the board and further
steps taken in the matter. Resolutions
in honor of the late Robert B. Mirtum
were adopted. ..- -
Col. O'Mahony yesterday received a
letter from Head Centre Stephens cor
daily endorsing his action during the
late troubles and appointing him repre-
sentative and financial agent Of the So
called IrisF republic in this country,
A bonded warehouse. on the corner Of
Washington and Carlisle streets, was
robbed On Thursday night of about Sc.
COO worth Of silks, velvets, DC. Four
men were subsequently arrested ON sus-
picion of having been engaged in the af-
fair, ana the greater portion OF the stolen
goods was recovered.
During q quarrel yesterday afternoon,
between two men named Patrick Dun
lap and Edward johnson, the latter
stabbed the former in the side, producing
o supposed mortal wound.
Tie Post says: Some of the Fenians of
this city profess to believe that Stephens
letter is a forgery, and that it was
designed to overthrow the opposition to
OMahony before the truth could be
known. ..
The Wenooska is waiting on her oppo-
nent, the Algonquin, to get ready for the
sea race She will commence on Monday
next another forty-six hours trial, when
terminated, will be followed by another
of the same durotion. 1t is then suppos-
ed that the Algonquin will be ready for
sea, and it is asserted that both vessels
will start about the 9th inst.
Full particulars of the loss of the
steamer Mary A Brondman are publish
ed. Two pilots, Denny Sequin and
Stephen II Jones, behaved in the most
noble and heroic manner, ha2arding their
lives III Siltil toW Dodl W ieoeuo tuo
passengers The row boat was two
hours in reaching the propeller, the sea
washing her off repeatedly. Great cred
it is also given to Captain Bird, LOT the
steamer Charles Chamberlain, and his
crew, for their efforts to save the crew
and passengers of the Brondlnan. By
their heroic efferts all the crew and pas
sengers were saved.
Within the past two days twenty-five
pickpockets have. been arrested on the
city railway cars
The examination of Robert Martin,
the alleged confederate of Kennedy, was
resumed in the United States Court
before Judge Osborn to-day.
Lieutenant Swan, nephew of Governor
Swan, of Nd committed suicide on
board the steamer Vermont this morn
ing
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Mexican News.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 10Th, Consul
of the Republic of Mexico, at this point
has received special communication
from his government, dated November
oath. at Chihuahau, where President
Juarez arrived on the Doth OF that
month He Immediately organized the
government there, and due notice of the
fact was given to the Mexican people
throughout in circular. Juarez was
the object of the most fattering demon
strations during his trip to Chihuahau,
and upon his arrival there Governor
Terragas gave a grand banquet in his
honor, on which occasion the President
of the Republic of Mexico vas most en-
Enthusiastically cheercd and earnest ex-
pressions were given to the sentiment
that the cause Of Mexican independence
would finally triumph.
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p,o; &, Iescue Jra. Dnyi.

New ToRE, Jan. 13.-The Herald 5
Fortress Monroe dispatch says: Tigi;
liant detective measures on the part OF
the military at Fortress Monroe, institu-
ted in consequence of rumors of a plot
to rescue jeff. Davis, have not been re-
laxed and search of arriving vessels is
still carried on. Though 10 positive eyi
dence has been yet furnished that q plot
really exists, it is considered best to be
prepared for it IN case it does. A steam
tug with soldiers nightly patrols the
waters of the harbor and passes to the
fort are more closely examined than for
merly, having to undergo the scrutiny
Of two sets Of sentrys instead of one
Mr.. Davis health continues good.
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their friends. Therefore in view Of these
facts
ResoIred, That an association be form
ed of the soldiers of this county having
served in the United States army daring
the late rebellion, having the above OBJ
iects in view, which society shall be
known as the Soldiers League of Ohio Co,
W. Va.
N Wilkinson, Chairman c. II Del
ters, w T. Singleton, CD. Rawling, o.
X J. Ellifritz, Jacob Weddle.
After few remarks by the Chairman,
on motion OF Capt Schockey, the report,
including the preamble and resolutions,
was adopted The Chairman then stated
that a warm friend of the soldier is now
in Washington, in the person OF c. u.
Hubbard, who would no dOubt attend TO
the business required by this body,
thereby saving the expense of sending q
representative. Mr.. Hubbard was nomi-
mated and elected unanimously, and the
Secretary instructed to inform the Hon
orable gentleman of this action. Some
remarks were indulged in regarding the
time for holding the next meeting of this
BODY, when, on motion of Mr.. Ellifritz, a
meeting was appointed for Saturday
evening the 9th inst, and the Commit
tee on Arrangements instructed to have
a notice in the daily papers OF this meet
ing five days before the time appointed;
also to secure the present room tor that
purpose. 1t was also moved and carried
that the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the daily papers of the city.
Meeting adjourned. Music by the Me-
chanics Brass Band, which generously
for the furtherance of the objects of the
meeting, lent their valuable assistance
J. CARLIN, President.
c. J. RAWLING, Sec'y.
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Nebraska IeEisIRture.

OMAHA, FEBRAsKA, Jan. 9-The Ne.
braska Legislature organized to-day -
The message Of the Governor favors the
organization of State Government, the
vigorous prosecution of the Indian war,
aad recommends Law for the registra-
ton of voters He also recommends
geographical survey of the territory and
the organization OF an emigration bnreau,
With an agency in New York
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General sehoaeia in Paris,

New ToRK, Jan 13.-Tka Times Paris
correspondent states that compliment
arg dinner was given to General Scho,
field on the anniversary of the battle at
Nashville. Tie American Minister, and
u number ofAmerlcan officers and citi.
-ens soiourning in Paris were present.
All the papers have been warned before
hand not to publish the letter of tic
Count De Paris to the Chicago Repub-
lican.
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More sreambonis DESTROYED by fce
..r P. ut So. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. I3.-The ice started
again about eleven O'Clock last night,
occasioned by the breeaking up OF the
Missouri river, and swept past the city
with terrible force, sinking the steamers
Nebraska, City of Pekin, Hattie May
and Mollie McPeke, carrying away the
wrecks of previous disasters and crush
ing several barges and Eharf boats.
Three OF four other steamers are reported
to have been swept down stream, but
their names have not yet been ascertain
ed The river is now open aud running
full of very heavy ice, but ferry boats
manage to cross occasionally. Addition
al losses are: Nebraska, 500, 1000; Hattie
May, S30,000 City of Pekin, sl45, ,OOOi
Mollie McPeke, $4,000. Insurance m
known.
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Governor Curtin

HARRsBURo, Pa, Jan. l2-Govevnor
Curtin is expected to leave Havana on
the 18th inst, for New York. His health
has steadily improved. The alarming
symptoms have almost entirely disap-
peared Although not perfectly restored
to health, he is constrained 70 return
home bY sense of duty.
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New YORK. Jan. i4.-Ackersol Gales
and ex-Provisional Governor Marin
have been elected United States Sera-
tors from Florida. c7er two rebel Gener'
ers. and had arrived ct Savannah on the
9th inst, en- route for Washington.
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For Wharf Master,

T REsFE CTFCLIT ANNOUNCE
i myself as al Independent Candidate for
Wharf. Master IF elected, win as heretofore
disc barge the duties Of the Office to the best ot
my ability. JOSEPH FORSYTH.
inDS
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WHEELING
Commercial COLLEGE.
WHEELING, WEST VA.


TAMES A. MITCHELL L, SRmER
81 LII Teacher Of Penmauship IN Rohrer Con
mcrcial College, Saint Louis, Mo, AID OF Dun
Mercantile College Of Pittsburgh Pa, and late OF
tie Ohio State Normal School and,j CREASEI
Of this city haye opaned q frst-claSs CONNER
c!al School in Horrbrook Buiiding on MAIN
street in the room formerly occupied Cy Prof.
/ l. HITCHCOCK. directly. opposite D.
Nichoi & Brothers. whero they are prepared
20 give instruction IL Single ana Double Entry
Book keeping, Plain ard Business Penmansfip,
Card Writing, Commercial Calculation, Artth'
metic, Commercial Law, Commercial Corrcspon'
derce, Political Economy, English Grammar
Analysis OF tho English Language, ana in Theo'
r. and Practice of Teaching.
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is 10 prepare Young Men TOR the Counting
House, or Tor actual Business lifs
The city OF Wheeling, from its location being
situated in the valley OF the Ohio, and in the
midst o1 q rich ana fertile district, being easy OF
access, both by river ana railroad and being un.
surpassed in the number ana extent OF its man
ufactorics, offers advantages equal to any city
in the United States TO those IN search OF good
business education, with lair prospect OF CO.
tanning good situations.
Eminent Lecturers will lie secured to deliver
lectures on the various branches pertaining to q
good business education throughout the entire
course.
For terms, or any particulars, enquire at the
College, or address Mitchell Ureasey Wheel
ing W Va Yours,
JAMES 4. MITCHELL,
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Parties unknown TO us will please refer TO any
OF the following named persons:
Prot EDWIN REGAL NJ SEELEH, Normal
school Hopedale, Ohio.
p. DUFF & SON. Duds Oilege Pittsburgh
Pa. -
Prof D. r. SILLIBRIDGE, Bryant & Strat.
tons Commercial College Springfield, Illinois
Rev. BENJAMIN AITC HE'LL, Mount Pleas.
amt Ohio.
Prot /. l. HITCHCOCK formerly OF West
Virginia Business School
LAUGHLINS BUSlIFIELD Wheeling Va.
GEO W. SMITH CO, do do
II. DARLINGTON S co do 40
l.uil.dSw
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r. H. LEE, M. D.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF
Nj FICR AND RESIDENCE corner Of
Mill Alley ana Main street Centre wheeling,
W. Va
DR. lee operates for the radical cure OF He.EIa,
Stone in the Bladder Strabismus OF Cross EyaJ
and all the different forms Of Club Foot
O1Hge hours from lU 10 y a NJ. s1a 10
p NJ uJI<
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P. 4. lINN,

TRGITERER & C6NFECTION-
Il Err Bzdgu Corner, Wheeling. ". Va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Frrits.
Nuts and Cig3-s. ard -ranufsct-rcT OF Reaned
Candy.
wedding and other parties furnished on ssort
notice and accommodating terms -sep0
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Teach Your Boys what they will Prnc-
1icc wien thry become Uen.
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TuLs CHAsf :. ALCEz0 5EHKliAS'
Wells Chase & Gehrmann,

MO. 9 SOUTH HOWAhD ~
~ Baltimore Commission Merchants ana deaf
ers in Varps Wool, Cotton and Wooilen Ma
cb;,e-r ard CARDS ENGINE LATHES Iron
PIASERS DRILLS CHUCKS BOLT CCI-
TIERS Rubber a1d Leather BETTING PACK
Nc sperrn and Lard OIL, and other supplies.
Cotton md Woolien YARNS, BATS. WUKS,
TwINES, &c. 21g"Iy
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FOR SALE.
\ aRERR FOR SALE WY DEsIR.

| ABLE three story BRICK DWELLING, sit.
uated Oh the west side OF Main street above
Madison, containing thirteen rooms with gas
fixtures and cellar under the entire huilaing
carriage house and stable attached Ii not dis
posed vi at private sale before the lst Oi eOTu
ary 1t will te offered at public auction. will
take pleasure in showing any Que through the
house that desires 10 purchase. Terms ressona.
Gle vi. khklH>IHOA
iau9.d3w
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WILLIAM HARE

FLUMBER AND
GAS FILTER Nc J Monroe 81 Wheel
%orders from the country stteaieits a.
sbo,- notice seP2j
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MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
ASARBLE WORKER, ON MAR
M KET STREET, between the Custom
House and the Little Suspension Bridge. Mon
umentai work OF all kinds made to order CITY
srd country orders will be met With prOmptues;
splS-ly
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ANCHOR BREWERY.

EIsT0N, M'CANN & co, MANU-
1I FAC1UkEkS OF Aies, Porter and Brown
stout ard Malt aLi Hop Dealers Wheeling.
Bottled Ales ana Porter ALWAYS on hand. dec4
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M. F. HULLIHEN,

&49t OFFICE corner Of Market ana QulscJ
Streets, one square above tie Custom House
sep2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

,aGROCERIES AND PRODUCE
WELLER, CHEW tE CO.,
J. WELLER, NJ. P. CHEW, E. G. RoBBTgs)s
WhoiesaIe Grocers and Gonmission Mer-
chants,
Nos. "a and 20 PoYDRAs STREET
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
T,Hos. II. WATTS d. CO.,
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants.
No. 100 Commerce street. Montgomery, Alabama
conanenss purchase Of cotton
solicited
advances made on consisnmen.s Of cotton to
GIVEN, WATTS & CO., New Orleans
WATTS. CRANE & CO., New York,
W G. WATTS Co, Liverpool
RIDWELL, PAYNE q CO.
q. BIDWELL. Z. c. PAYNE. J. NJ PAYsgJ
Wholesale Groeers and Provision Dealers,
Y Tehoupitoulas street, New Orleans
DAWSON IL HUGHES,
E. H. DAWSON, D. HuGHEs)
Wholesale Grscern
AND I
=, z,o>-, = ,, -.... -.
1900 = easls .'.sm oaltess.
j. W. eoshEh.
WHOLESALE GROCER
--.rp-
r,o,,
vo p,onr 49,, = - :.
w. - -o-'i 49, All ~ fotioN sikEEfs,
$3.50, - :, !. =. - : No" o1,e1ns
-
DEALER IN WESTERN PRODUCE,
Hay Corn Oats hran' Barley, Rye, etc,
No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans
n NJ. BAYLY,
WaoLEsALE GROCER AND COMMISSION NERct1 i Mt I
No. 81 coxuoy AND - CANAL s,arvr
Having resumed business at my Old Stand respectfully
Gn gAYrY
rx,,,a-o,--,r, --,1 ,-1--c,-,,,-.,,.
service of g. NJ BAYLY re,oeetfv socs ts busine,a of
s1'''A'''' o-'e' ~ " SIsAs''a
Oh Froouce WILL nave MS personal attention.
B. N. POND,
Eor,a,t, If +. ,odr;,t T..
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LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CON
~
snnien's OF frooce ana prompt returns Of sales by
No 81 Common and 42 Canal Street.
r s& o. r. CO1sB d. CO.,
D. ARMELl j, " CHRfsTY eiauinn ana ohio
,,ro,,r,,,,, GENERAL a. =,
M 20 Tbo,nitalas g. - ,a..a
s. nj. mariner, a gent,
CensiGnrnents solicited and orders nr,rnntIv allied
parse, MARKS q co.,
ID. FATJo, JOS H. MARKS, JOHN BRUNAso, l. N
who,aa.sss - 70 sos' n q / n. aAhhsJ
a. a, and A. NEW 1rvrp s7ppvr ,,t,,,
NEIx. THowPsoy q poygE,r
1'A EMMETT MIX. late Of N.pnb,,
~ : . = iiioA't a eots' ie'e Of missouri;
NAehAAD fo"Efs iate OF arkansas,
a., II, .,,,,,
NE" ohLEANs'
No. 60 Common and No. 50 Canal streets.
Grocery Commission and Factorae Business We rospocaly
solicit share the patronage Of our friends throughout the
and We viii be prepared to make advances on and dsposs all
Cotton Corn and other Western and Southern Produce
aehsa 70 u.s. MIX THOMPSON = POWER. =
I ED1a g DANMRoN.
&C. LEDIG, II. DAMMRoNl
| wholesale Sroeers and Dealers I'm General
| Provision, Cigars, Tobacco,
| WINES, LIQUORS. ETC,
No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET, NEAR NEW LEvEE,
-
! 4Ns
| WHOLESALE GROCER,
~ Nsw Tavaa Ak At 40 on5 s1 f,r.r;,- .,r,.t
= : =. -
NEW oFLEANs
| EORCHEIMER BROTHERS
T.
"hohhsAiE GROWERS
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Liquors
n. rc,,,, Ingvns ~. n m 4pp,e "hsnp
-.--s--es- :, -" o-s11-eHe
| W
| wuorEsAIE cporEPs avn rn,r,srssro,y ,,pn
| AA.N
ohANio,
| No. 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulss Street.
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