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LEGAL NOTICES.

(EGlSIEhS NUIICE.-TO ALL CREDl-
IL tors. lepntces, and other persons Interested.
otlee Is hereby sven that the following named per
accounts Ofther Anlsu alton TO the estates of those
persons deceased and Guardians and rus ees accounts
Register the iobae OF wills and granting Letters Of
Administraton in and iorthe city ana County ofPhia
3}rphGns } o9STt Of SAID CITY and County er coRfrma
next at 10 ock in the morning. at County Court
House IN said city.
Aug Aug 81, LILA Hopkins, Executrix of CATHARGSE
" 81, Adam sier, Admins raor of SARAH SITTER,
" IL, Adam siler, Executor of EDWARD SITTER
" 3D. Lewis Yonker Administrator OF DANIEL
Sept. l. Joseph b. : oiny Administrator d b. n of
" l. John hume and William II Wilson, Execu-
tors end 1iustees OF THOMAS HUME, de.
" g. Isaish Davis administrator of ARCHIBALD
8, Louise KeillleGn Admmistlatrix of FRANCIS
" 4, Howard Weir Administrator Of JACOB osTER-
MAN, ceased.
D. i'UeHL sfL%s . s. RESSELs decoased AO'u'Oi' u
" 5, William and RIchard b Duane, Executors of
WILLIAM j. DUANE, deceased.
6, William knight Administrator Of JOHN
" 8, John j: Hess, Executor of CHARLES GIL
8, E6waId Yard executor Of JAMES C. GIL.
10, Robert McEnlsht and william TAYLOR Exeou-
" ii, samuel Nc anemy, Administrator Of ANN
49, Charles j. HendrlckSon Guardian of JULIA
g. ISABE ELLA. and FREDERICK 2. WI
IS, wiiheimlna g. Froneaed, Administra rlx OF
CHARLES FRONEFIELD, NJ. ID. deceased.
" is, A. I. Gibson, Executor of KIMsEY DURELL,
+" Is, Henry s. HaRert, Administrator OF DALLAS A.
10, Robert, Howard and Charles NJ, 3, Leslie,
LoUfS1 ScHETSEaAS ff in (nOW now EE0EBtRiI Il
49, Frederick Anne. Administrator of HENRY
" 10, James HOltocks ana Joseph a; warne, Execu.
" l9, Rebecca J. smith. Executrix OF FRANKLIN G.
" 20, george \. TAYLOR, Administrator of GEORGE
" 20, Samuel P RobinsOn, Administrator OF ANNIE
j. ROBINSON deceased.
90 IhGRSs NCstSp 1tS GUAR GqGTdan of ALGERNoN
I" 90 Giraro Lite Insurance Annuity and Trust Co, :,
.. Guardian oil ALGERNoN MORTON, late
" 90 Girard Lie Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co.,
Guardian OF CHARLES NJ. MORTON, late
" 20, Thomas C. Morton, Guardian of CHARLES NJ,
20, Pennsyiyanis Company for Insurance on Lives,
etc, Guardian OF WILLIAM ID. A. HoSEEIR,
90 PennsYlyanIa Company for Insurance on Lives,
etc. Guardian of MARY JANE FOOTE, late
A JoFR 4aohP Sfi ON d9oensdd Of MAtrAGw
o. John Willis Administrator of GEORGE s.
%, Manon Fox Administrator of HoRATIO C.
25. Josephine Young, Administrators ofwILLIAM
R.BINNEN, deceased
2S MFaTS b TNSS NSgSsn 4a@in'tr' rN of MARY
25 Henry Harden, Executor of JOHN LAwTON,
25, Harry 6; CLAY, Trustee of RICHARD A
25, Charles Karsner, administrator of GEORGE
:. ,JAGGAk deceased; ,,rror,,
% eOSts SookE deeeseS OF ELISHA
Fl 2nq Sffn deeeased d0mn'F'
L" &c, james Ryan, Guardian Of JAMES and
SATaASE ad kftf Seasase sSials9 Of JAMES
q Ley EdT9gS ct al Executors OfJEREMIAH
81 Nancy 0dss8ss Pstsrs ExecnrIH of SARAH Pc
27, william r. Hansei Administrator ofTHoMAs
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MEDICAL.

q l. A d N E VS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
warranted in all the SPEEDY and PERMA-
CURB OF all diseases arising excesses in youth
Physical and Nervous Debility, etc. etc,
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They can Oe used without detection, and never fail to
effect Cure, If used according TO instructions.
BELLS Specific PILLS,
lars; also, Large Boxes. containing Four SMALL
Price Three Dollars
From four 10 SIX boxes generally required TO cure
ordinary cases though benefit is derived from using
single box
In Chrome Gases, where Nervous ProstratOn has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS ..f..
Are recommend as the most Efcacious Rejuvenatng
ana InvigOrating Remedy in the world.
Package Plice Five Dollars, will last month, ano
is geDerany sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility,
BELLS EXVGRNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient Tor a month can be
to good advantage.
1t gives Strength to the system and with the PIls
will effect complete Rest0l alton
a Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS Specific REMEDIES
of your Druggist, take other but send the money
direct to
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
And you will receive them by return of mail post pad
and fee from observation.
For sale by DYOTT Co., No. 2S2 N. SECOND
street 6uS
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| n THE ORPHANS CUURI tOR IHE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHIL ADELPHIA. Ill.,. ... ..
Lstnte ROBERr GILLEN, Deceased. Dbl.
Notice is hereby given that Rebecca Gilen, widow Of
said decedent, filed in said Court inventory and
apprasemen of the personal property which she elects
TO under the act of April IL 1851 and Its sup
plements ana that the VIII be approved by the
Court FRIDAY, the 10th day of October, A. d. 1866,
JOSEPH C. FERGUSON,
10 mi 2wf ........ Attorney for Widow
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT =
he Trains the Pennsy fvania' Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at Ihiry-nrst and Market Streets
which is reached by the cars the Market Street Pas,
senger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
last leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
~ on SundaysNCars leave Eleventh and Maria,
streets as MINI the departure of each Trains
Mann's Baggage Express Will ca / for and deiveT
Baggage at the Depot. orders left at the ONCE No
63l hesnut street, will receive attention,
TRA
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
il OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill south FOURTH Street
.. INCORPORAlED3 80 MONTH. 22d, 1866
CAPITAL, $3.50 900, PAID IN.
Insurance Lives, by Yearly Premiums: or by g. 10
OF 20 year Premiums, Non-forIeiture. '
Endowments, payable at uture age, or On prior
deceafe, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
both G a, Ses n Non-iorfeiture.
Annulties granted on favorable terms. ..... ...
Term Pc icies. Chidrens Endowments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
of paidup Ca ita, will DIVIDE the entire profits OF hs
Lie business among its Policy holders. - N'
Moneys received at Interest, and paid demand
authorized by charter TO execute Trusts and 10 act
Executor or Administrators, Assignee or Guardian an
in other hducaTy capacities under appointment any
Conrt of this Commonwealth Of any person orr err
sons, or bodies polite or corporate
DIRECTORS. .....
SAMUEL r. SIMPLIFY, RICHARD CADBURY.
JEREMIAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA H. MORRIS, ~ W1SrAR BRO WN,
RICHARD WOOD, -, WIN. Q. L0NGSTRETH,
CHA RLES +. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President ActuarY
THOMAS WIsTAR, III. D., j. B. TOWNSEND
7TS Me6ica Examiner, Legal Adviser.
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VOX POP U LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 77l South THIRD Street,

Price, $1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheertuy
Recommending the use of Wright's Tar Syrup for
teyer liver complaint pains in the breast bronchids
inflammation and restriction air In the lungs
etc. The remedy should be in every family -
Charles G. wilson Fomey 3 Press office.
Charles II. Grahen, Sunday Mercury office.
James NOlen, Inquirer office.
William T.; Corbit, Associated Press.
william II. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police ele-
graph Fifth and Chestnut streets.
a Randolph, Front and ombard streets. "A.
James w. Perrine No. ll29 Charles street.
H. A. Davis No. 323 Gaskll street
John oodsde No 1891 Frank lin street.
Robert Thompson, No lGOS Walter street,
r. q. March, No. 626 franklin street.
j GebIofi, No 7Sl s. Second street
John seymour, No. 5l3 b. Front street.
I. W. Howard, No, Dock street
II. &. bartlett No. 327 s. second street.
L. Bates No. 605 Arch street
Albert Martin, No. All S. Second street
Mary Caldwell No. 1882 Sansom street.
w. Ihomas A o. 20 N. Fourth street .r.
r. Nj. arthy, No. 100 Ereth's alley.
George vi son. No. 236 Race street.
W. f. Brooks, No. SO North second street
NJ. j. Hassett, No. lB Canal street. ..- r
s. Seymour Rose Bustleton.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
r. z. Wellington, second and Quarry stree
Il Ei thomas, No lSS South li, sixth street. sr
s. S. SANFORD, Opera Manager. ~
John MaPinnls rear of No 1874 North Second street.
Mrs. 5. X. Choate, Newark, Del.
Nr. William B. Wfr0ht:- -- r4
SIR:-Ne take pleasure in recommending your TAI
SYRUP (of which we have already sold considerable
the complaints set forth in your printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public. AS gratifying act 70 su1ern!
humanity we Will cheerfuly recommend your prepara
to AL afflicted with diseases which 1t Is designed tC
cure. Yours, ETC., ,,r, . so,, -.
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth street4
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
no. 1873 south FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Oicies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates
insurance ELECTED Tor one year In any sun from $40
to SlO OOO at premium OF only one-half per cent,
securing the iu amount insured in OF DEATH and
a, COMPENSATION each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid ... H' ..
onths, at 10 Genus daY, nsurng in the $4,000,
giving SI6 per week II disabled be had at the
General Office, No. 1873 s. FOURTH street, rhlade-
pha at the various Railroad Ticket offices. Be sure
TO purchase the tickets Of the North American Transit
For circulars and further information apply at the
Ssneral Office, any Of the authorized Agents the
oAip LEWIS L. HoUPr, President
JAMES NJ. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY @. BROWN, Secretary.
. JOHN G. BULLITr, Solicitor.
DIRECTORS.
L. L. Houpt late of Pennsylvania Railroad Company
II j. +. Kingsley, Continental Hotel.
samuel c. Palmer. C asher OF Com National Bank
Il. G. Leisenring, Nos. 237 and 239 DOCK street.
lanes M. Conrad, firm OF Conrad Walton, No 623
Market street
T Enoch Eewis, late Gen. Supt Penna r, r.
Andrew Mehu1ey, s. W. corner OF Third and Walnut
streets.
q. G. Franciscus Gen. A gent Penna. r. r. Co. A,
Thomas X Peterson, No. 3036 Marx ct street.
W. w. Kurtz, firm of KuIH IL Coward, No 25 s.
Third street OBJ lSlOm
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DHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
L "lAnELPHlA.

INU0RToRATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No o24 " ALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange,
In addition 10 MARINE and in LAND INSURANCE
mis- Company nsures ION loss dama0 by FIRE on
nhe,aI 'arms on buildings, chandise furniture, etc
ior limited periods, and permanently buildings BY
he 0penY Eas been IN active operation for more
than SIXTY YEA RS during Which AL losses nave bee
promptly adjusted and pau. pams
John L. Hodge Lawrence Lewis Jr,
NJ. Is. MahOney, DAVID Lewis,
John Z. Lewis, bepgsmin Ebuns "a.
william s. Grant I Ihomas a fO"ers'
Robert w Leaning. A. X McHenry
n Ciort WbartOn Edmond CastilOp,
. sanna iwiIrox Louis @. Norris.
a.. JOHN x WUOHKRER. Preslden,
- Tx WILCOX, Secretary, ah
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n ELAwARB MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
McoRroRArfPRR fPRRNNsY1yAEEIk RS yE legislature isss OF
OFFICE, s. z; e@9BN5R COR YER Third IRDD AND WALNUT
L HhRiSiE siSTiiSi EfihNlsN04RRGENSccElA iNs0RGNcEE .-
Sfsso SSffssoSo'' To all parts of the world
rNNi'n iINLkND INsURANcEs
On Goods by River, Canal Lake and Land Carriage to
FIRE ASSURANCES
on Merchandise generally.
on Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l, 1868. - 49,
sl0OOOo United States per cent oan II..SS 9Og %
Treasury Notes. ...i;...s..., 9i,s75'oO
100 600 state of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent w
$4,000 state Of fcnnsyivania Six Per Cent oO'oo
$4,000 city R9U oi fbadcipRa Six Per Cent o'1'Ow
oo gage SIX Per Gent Bonds. ..,.,.;.:;. 100000
gage SIX Per Cent Bonds. -. 80. % 1850 90
,oo, gage Six Per Cent bonds ,..e...s;.. 9s75OOO
.,,o ,P6ia,..,......,...:.... l35S75O
oo road COMPANY. .y sSsOOO
ooo. Railroad COMPANY .....,............ 3,25O 90
.. a.. inert, subject to ten days call ... 4OOOOOO
Loan. 100000
49, liens on City Property @ 10000
sl,O9es5O Par. Marset value. ... s19e 900
Neni Estate. ....................,. 36,l0OOO
Blis recelyable lot assurances made. Il 2l 0l337
Balances due at Agencies :-Premiums
on Marine Policies, Accrued Inte-
rest and other debts que the Com
pan, ....,.................... 4O,5lI44
Scrip and Stock of sundry insurance
mated value .,.................. g,9lO 90
Cash IN Banks..... ......,..S55 956 SO
Cash In Drawer.., .......... 6T8 48 -.
..".| 56,635 !;
..... 81 25S 63OaS
DIRECTORS.
Thomas O. Hand, samuel e. Stokes
John G. DAVIS, j Il. Penistan
Edmund A. Souder Henry sloan,
Theophus Paulding, William g. Boulton,
John X PenrOse, Edward Darlington.
James Traquair, Jones Brooks,
henry Q. Daett, Jr., Edward LafOurcade
James g. Hand. Jacob p Jones,
William Ludwig, james b Mcfarland
Joseph H. Seal, Joshua p. Eyre,
George g. Leiper, Spencer McIlvain,
Hugh Craig, j, Il. Sempe, Pittsburg,
Robert Burton, A. B. Berger. Pittsburg
John ID. Taylor, - ID 4. Morgan, Plttsburg.
THOMAS g. PAND. PTesIdent,
BENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. IK
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ADvERTIsI,G.-The reasonwhy the great
sarsaparilla nan could afford to build the
handSomest PACE on Fifth Avenue; why
Phineas T. hrnum could afford to lose
two fortunes and be still wealthy; why
Prof. Hollowg had almostthe largest un-
Inherited estte in England; why three
immense fortunes have ben made by three
several sewig machine companies; why a
poor tifth-ratt druggist, who, ten years ago,
kept little tore in Philadelphia, is to-day
making, out Of common rum and a few
herbs, a priuely fortune; and why hun
dreds of othe are succeeding in this world,
while their righbors in tia same line Of
business are.ailing-lis, more than any
thing else, inthe one word Advertising
Mercantilemen are beginning thorough
ly to understand this, and The variety and
ingenuity ofihe meafs whereby the pub
lie is made acquainted With the wares of
the world anttheir vhersatoitts, is study
within itself The pajority of these meth.
dds are of YER late Gigin, and have sprung
from the cometiti@ in every line of bust
ness stimulating trsers to the exercise of
every eXpedimt ip)fder to woo the custo-
mers to their,ouuers
Our people are beginning to learn the
advantages ottyw-slow as they have al,
ways been toyieleto innovations Of any
sort-and to dscefer that no business is SO
bad that it may MT be made better by a
judicious invatnr-it in pri;iter's ink. Bar
nun says it istht best friend he ever had,
and no one in this country has ever shown
himself bettercacuhted t. give good adj
vice as to the means of getting along
[Lynchburg Visinian.
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~ A correspondent of a Sacramento p.

~ A correspondent of a Sacramento pa
per tells the following pathetic story:
There is young man sentenced to Jail
for year, who still retains the treasures
of pretty wife and child. They come to
see him every day, and the warden turns
the great Gfeaking lock, and the three sit
on a bench for awhile and forget their mis-
fortunes. Yesterday, being Sunday, they
8broughAhim his dinner, all the delicate
things that poor woman could think Of
and carry, and the repast lasted great
while. The child is extremely beautiful,
and while it was playing about the grated
doors, I could see the fnrtive tears drive
one another quickly down the young moth
er's rosy cheek, though she was pretending
to be cheerful all the time: .
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An ELDERLY LADY IN A SLEEPING CAR.
She occupied a berth just opposite to
mine, and her ludicrous attempts to turn
in turned out to be very amusing She
flrst undertook to get in head foremost, but
after deal of twisting and turning, back
ed out, saying she didn't see how on airth
folks could ever get used to sleeping on
them ere shelves" Her next attempt was
feet foremost, but with no better result.
After several unsuccessful attempts, she f.
nally succeeded in attaining horizontal
position, declaring she would rather sit
up all night than go through with another
such sweat" In the niUrning, lady ask,
ed her if she had rested well. /" Rested
said she, with heavy sigh, ~ never pass.
ed such a night in all my born days; and
I'm nigh 'pon eighty years old. l never
closed my eyes all night long, and had to
hold on with both hands expecting every
moment to be pitched out ON the floor, or
that we w6nld run off the track and be
smashed to pieces. These ere roads is aw-
full rough"
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PLEASANT INDBM. Tie Huntsville In
dependent relues that, as element G. Clay
and his wife fe,chd theiI home in that
place, they wee sernaded by the Terrell
Band composed ofcolored musicians old
resident freemei. and some freed men late
ly in the serice Of tie United States gov
eminent. che, PLACED, aulong numerous
airs, Hone Again and !" Home, Sweet
Home" threby deliately but most deci
dedly proing theil appreciation Of the
presence of the distinguished gentleman
aud lady ,Inong then,
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Trip Lightly.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief double
By dwelling omit long.
Why clasp woes hand so tightlye
@ Why sigh DER blossoms dead9
Why cling to forms unsightly9
Whynot seek JOY instead?
Trip lightly over sorrow;
ga Though all the days be dark,
The sun may shine tomorrow;
And gaily sing the lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fed;
Then never be downhearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom;
We've pearls to string, of gladness,
On this side of the tomb.
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And Heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repining,
But look for joy instead.
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sea- The New York Times notices that
the President Of the United States is the
only person a member Of Congress can
abuse and villify without getting out of Or
der and mourning rebuke from the speaker.
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But o there's love for thee in this poor
heart,
ga. Deeper than human speech can e'el
reveal.
stand apart--nor dare with others come
If TO lay my offerings at the minstrePS
shrine;
And, kneeling, while the motley crowd
sweep by,
Make on my breast and brow Loves lnys-
tic sign.
So grandlg dost thou tower the herd
above
30 luminous with thought, thy classic
face,
needs must gather up my trailing skirts
And creep toward some lowly. obscure
place.
know between thy gifted soul and mine
Such mental inequalities arise,
That thy great heart, in time of sorest
need,
Could draw from mine no spiritual sup
plies.
Ys. once Tit may be fancy ally amid the
crowd
caught the kind CLEAN of thine earnest
eye,
And heard like far-off music in dream,
From thy proud heart escape weary
sigh.
owhat mad hopes electrified my frame,
How in moment heaven came down to
earth,
What visions, dreams, impassioned ecsta-
Sprung, like the tabled Goddess, into
birth.
Alas twas over soon--that spell Of power,
Hopes magic hues dissolved in fiery
tears;
Thick Darkness like pail, my soul en-
wrapped,
And y,iled in midnight gloom the COM
ing years
4 That sigh-that glance 20 what do they
= besleak2
Do they not hint of yearnings unex-
pressed
Is Which coldAmbition cannot lull to sleep,
Nor pride expel them from the human
St breast
o ean thinkthat thy most glorious life
Lacks something which 10 gift of Fame
suppHe9
That some Srong tender instinct, some
sweet iced
Ply grandharmonious nature underlies!
1t seems to ne that those who stand so
..,
arc alwaysnaunteo Dy q vague unrest;
That fatterys incense, honor's sweetest
breath
anfuse noIcaln, within the restless
breast,
.ua ..;n,.;- 49,.
aga 'aihkln taus' l cannot choose but
Thai "t tbp, ,,
inas thou Pefchanee BY Fate art set
sp a.
~ Nea 'ns genus 70 eaeas loves
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s@ Speaking Of local matters in Nash
l 4 >. :. =

8sg~ Speaking Of local matters in Nash
vile, the Republican Banner says:
Among other evidences Of the wit and
|jollity so Characteristic of river men and
frequenters of the levee, we notice the fox
lowing placard at the "HoteI d'Afrique,'
an eating house kept by an ancient dark;e
and very popular among hungry freedmen
Modification par Tbale dHote- fitting
hoops Dast not be worn at the deieuaes.
as they distract the attention Of the wait
ers, and allow the flies to Get at tie meat.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hote
d'Afrique we find the following:
w. II Seward. Washington; Horace
Greeley, New York; A. J. Fletcher, Capt.
tai; w. G. Brownlow, Knoxville; Harriet
B. Stowe, Africa; Wendell Phillips, Bos.
tom 81
IN. B. White folks admitted to the
table. No dead heads except the freed.
mems bureau 81
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Alexandria Advertisements.
Another, New store.
------ ~
NEW AND FRESH ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS!
J

J. 4 B. VEL, AGENTS.,
1--WE opened a new and complete stock
m of Goods at the newly erected b ok
II Starr 1T tie nd stand of Jacob Walker.
q, FRosr SFnsEf, opposite the Ferr
.andiug.
1'helr stock comprises the following:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, Woodenware, Stone
ware, Tinware, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hosiery,
Etc., Etc, Etc,
Molasses by the barrel, half barrel or
gallon. z
Sugar by the hogshead, barrel or pound.
All Of which is offered at the very lowest
ts Cash prices.
December 18th, 1893. II.
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Plantation for Rent or Lease.

Plantation for Rent or Lease.
MY sEmi'ld' plantation, nine miles
from Alexandria On bayon Robert. No
buildings on the place. Plenty Of rails to
repair fences. The lessee can pay rent in
bnilding cabins, gin, etc, ii the work is ap
proved. The plantation is one of the best
in Louisiana, aud will be leased for tire,
years. For terms apply to Judge Manning.
I'fIOS @. MOORE. E
Alexandria, December 9th, 1868, tt.
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TER NJ S.:

L u. II NJ 5
We propose to publish at Charlotte
North Carolina, MAGAZINE, containing
from sixty to eighty pages Of the size q
those of BLacKwooD's MAGAZINE, for THREE
DOLLARS a year, in advance, or FIVE DOL.
LARS, if not paid till the end Of the year,
and to begin the issue on LIST May, prori.
ded that the subscription list viii justify
the Undertaking The cash subscribp4
not to pay till after the receipt OF thedrst
number.