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DIR. STEVENS & co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN TIE
shorteat posslble time, ut the Cincinnati Lock Hos.
pital, - West Third street. between Walnut aud
Vine, up stairs, without the use Of Mercury, loss
OF time, or change OF diet,
Dr, STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals OF baltimore, London aud Paris is
ennllod 10 guarantee d cure In tho most cOmpli-
cated cases, Recont eases Of GOnorrhoaor syphilis
curod IN "A few days, without change Of Diet, or
hindrhncs from business, secondary syphilis the
last yostigc--eradcated without the use Of Mcr.
curry.
Victims OF self. abuse and excessive venery, SUI.
fcrlng from spermatorrhoa, and loss OF physical
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
krnptonA. Nervous Coughs, iiypochondris. 30,
ara treated for Livcr Complaint. Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant mon, who mistake the
effects for the causes OF tho owl, and thus multi
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage.
should restore viRor ~ their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon thosp Of ther
pOstrrity.
Disoaaoa peculiar 10 females treated. A cure
guaranteed IN nll cnsos. Persons ut Ia distance
promptly cured by addressing, with siltcmcnt Of
case, Dr, STEVENS " co, 2;gO Walnut botwecn
9TH and 9th strcots, Cincinnati, Ohio.
once hours from a. 81, ,o6 T., NJ, Sundays 70
IL A. III docb-1yd
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w III TAKE NOTICE THAT A PiE-
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
plttiOu viii hc presented b. the Commissioners
ul Montgomery County at their next Sossipn ~ he
hpli pn the hrst Monday Of March, 4 u ltA.
p,tying Tor the ustnblighulent of q Free Turnpike
ruih along Tho following described route. in said
county, tO-witf beginning ht % point In the county
line road at or near the south west corner OF
JIrob GuntlCs farm Thence cast, on the limo OF
the OIL roai, 10 Farmenylllo, thhnse. south cast
along tho line OF the Germantown md fRrmGfN.
yiio turnpike road 20 the School House sub dis.
irrt Sp Z In Jackson township, Thence Cnst Via
NpN4rTtown, 70 inteTsoGt tho Germantown AMI Day
I'm turnpike Road, near Bear Crcck ~ n point
Whrrc snid old road crosses said turnpike rOAd,
Vhich H. ~ hc Che torminas Of said Free Turnpike
R0al MANY PETITIONERS.
January 3D. 1896 ian .4ww
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SAHAn y. KoBn1Ns, WHOSE RESI-

nlNtE " Unknown, " 4nplihu Nthai Jpscph =
hia petition Ia the uiice of the Clurk Of tle Court
ut ,ummru Pleas within and itir the county II
Mpnt3 t3lmnry AMI STATE OF ohio, charging the said
sarah y N0bbips with adultery with onu Aaron
kIilins and also with divers other peFspUs IN,
known ~ tho petitioner, aud asking that he tnAy
hr M yurgOd from thc said sarah Robbns, which
petition VIII stand ioT hearing ~ tbs next form OF
SAID Court JOSEPH Robbins.
j. MELVILLE Pltn's Any frb8 .Gtw
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gtal SStatt.
LENTz & ApPLEGATE,
/. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
OfIIcc 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYroN. oufo.


4
n SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
BRICK house and Wei improved, six miles from
Dayton. adjoining Liberty 90
byclN nnd good grocery stand In Chambers
hurR 1910
a aac re,Iicuco in yellow springs well I'M.
4 good .prl,k house LOLA well improved, In llar-
rlshurH ~ 80 t..
A goel house anil lot, wcll improved, on I,ous
r,rin of iO5 aeres well improved about mites
north Uf dayton on frcs pike, bargain tor fti OO1
farm miles from Dayton, Of 40 HcrfH, vel
improved ~ Y itnn Pike. cheap f,ir tfTOD
& farm of l6i acres, mile onst OF linton ou the
Old Troy rQal we'll Improved, aud the beet quality
Of land qAOdOs
4 fhrn ofiel acres well improved mites sonth
west OF E9yinHton, Ohio the hest lnnd Tor go pur
acre.
Fhy rictory occupied by Mrssrs Davis y Co .
with machinery, and acres Of land
a farm 0f 100 acres, mile north Of Hrown'A sta
ton On WeIern Il r., on Twin Creok, well im'
4 brick house csns q Brown aud Ann
streets 1880
a farm III % acres on Grccnylllc Y u S22io
brick house. ~ FINN street, No. 4ll 4fWO
farm Of ~ acres good improvements, NJ
browns station un Western K II agaO
a fH1u pf 20 Aclrs oa t1DunantOwn PikC, s amiie-
nom Dayton fN ipi
a number ol houses md lots In different pa,ts of
tho city Al VIII be- sold cheap
tul@u LkN1Z a AIPLEGATE Il T.. 4.
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THE DAILY, EMPTRE Il.
WIT AND WISDOM.


A doctor mp town recently gave The fol-
lowing prescription for q Ihdv; "a new
bonnet d cashm stt sha%I, ana new pair
OF gaitct- boots Tho lady, II u needless
to say, has entirely recovered.
Artomus ward says that M n Son OF Tenn
perancG he believes IN temperance hotels
though, as general thing, they sell pOorcr
liquors than the other sort
The new copper tokeps are lgsciibcd "ln
God we trust-two cents.
Ia Chicago now before they cat pork they
examine II with microscope.
What Is the worst kind Of sympatby2
10 hcphtcd BY the smallpox .f.
rho Louisvlllc Courier, In speaking Of
the rcpricvc Of Onc-armcd Berry, Gays:
~ is the opinion at The preset tine That
u further reprlevc, II not pnrdan, VIII DC
granted him" iIHlft
\ Western paper announces "a row
WAS struck by lightning and instantly
Killed, belonging 10 the village ply tilu
who had beautiful calf four days old.
IA The report Of certain school commit
i,'c the following statement occurs NNc
had q lchoOl-housc large enough to nt
commodalc four hundred childFcn four
stories high
wife IN san Fraucisco lately put pc
tition for divorce in the Court on the
trGund that ncr husband wasa "tuniOunurd
foot The Judge who was un old baQhc-
los wouldn't admit the plea, brcausc every
man would be liable 70 the same ihputa-
ton who gcts married.
It ls vain 70 stick your finger in the wa
ter, aud pulling u out look for hole And
equally vain tO suppose that, however large
"A sb"rc you Ocruuv, the world VIII ttisi
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9sgal.
Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.

NDUntyy OhiOs
george ". stewart and Lydia stewart, hi wife,
aVdtEsf
William Hnllenbnek, of fMontgomory county, ohio
-pioninn lIoiienbaek, Of flkhat county, Ildi.
nnn; Daniel Iolcnbcck Of Bcrks county Penn.
ssiynnih, John sheets nnh S0phih shDclA, Isis
wife Of Boone county, lndiRna ANT - Right.
noycr and Catharne ItiRhhnOycf. hh wifc Of
Berks county, PennsyivanlHi
w I'LL TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pls-
TtriDN was nled against thom on the ist day 0i
March A. u, isB8, in th0 superior Court of Mfmt.
g1inrry county, ohio, by George W. stewart and
Iydu stewart his wife. and is now pending
Whrrtin said George W stewart and Lydia Stow
nfi dcmnnl partition OF the following real estate
90 VII situate In Montgomery county, ohio, and
described ~ follows via; Being In lot numbered
thirty two ga, In the town gof farmerVlle, and
thttt. Mt tIo May torn nf said Court the said
GCorgr " stowart and Lydia stewart, will apply
iDt an order that partition nfny he mWls Of said
pr',uispr GEORGE w STEW ARf
lDiA hrEN Akr.-.s.
uEO v MOYEk, Atty for Petitioner.
ma a
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FURNITURE REPAIRED,
NEW ESTABLISHME lent.
EDWARD KERR

w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
tho citizens of Dayton and vicinity, that be- has
lpcnrd Hhnp on 1hiul Street. next door tp Ben
itt, Men \ Co.'S stove store wlcfc ho win repair
FURNITURE or ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice.
old fuUituro cleaned and Yartiishc,l Chaira te-
Gained aud all kinds Of Nepaiiihg dOno. All or.
Gers VIII Do carefully aud promptly attended tO.
nhd the advertiser viii call ana do the work at
ldgncos whore cleaning and vanishing - needed
Jan Mdif EpWALD KERR
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Divorce Notice.

.NOTiCE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
AZ The neat jfrm VI the Court Of Common Pleas,
for MONTGOMERY County, Ohio vii apply for j
niyprrc 0Gm my yifc, JANE CLEGg, LAuke
THOMAS CLEGG
Feb ~. 1896 feblD-Bty
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WN ANGLEsTElNs ESTATE, =.

hptirc ID hereby VI veH, that tho undersigned has
tiH day bocn appointed aud quhiiBod by the Pro
bate Court of Montgomery comfy, ohio. hdmlnls
TRAITOR pt the estate of WIN Augustine late OF stid
county. hpGcascd kDBEtp H. b1CkEhi
Jnuunfy ~, 1853 ian n 3tw U
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HLXECUTRlN NOTICE,-NOTICE IS
hrIGjy giypn that G,rlstlana Mantai has boon ap.
InniSd hdd liaiinod as oxccutrix u Tic ostate II
tlHon Muntei H., dercasgd,
titf CHRIsTIAHA MENTEL,
Iula5.8tW ExOcutrfx Of Simon huntOi Decd
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FEVER AND AGUg AND CHILLS.

III. SollWAliZ VIII SEN. YOU A
read ready 'mado Coat cheaper lhaa you can laiy ID
BUN laidv
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Notice.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been appointed aud qualified
"a ufmlulatrAtrlA III tho estate Of william knAci
dactit-el IatW W Montgomery county ohio
fobi4 stw MAHfA BAhBARA KNAUEH
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
sG- The Albany Argus says thai

some sporting men iu Ulster county,
one citizen Of some previous stand
ing, have been held in $1,000 bonds
for the ofense Of poisoning a race
horse OF a rival. The noble animal
withstood the effects Of the drug long
enough TO wiu the race and fell dead
at the judges stand. 81 eas-q
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
IRON! IRON!!

TUsT RECEIVED, per stean er swallow, direct
sD from the Rolling Will, 10000 pounds Of Iron,
0 al szss, isc!udrng 3. 0, 10 and IL inch Plough
Slab a. d Hoop Iron All II which will be sold at
retail ut The lowest market prize .s=e-zz S
apr26 FRED D TUNNARn
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
ALSO, FOR SALE:

ALSO, FOR SALE:
ONE LIGHT WAGON,
ONE LIGHT DRAY,
ONE FINE BAROUCHE nearly new.
ONE Nd TOP Buggy,
TWO CARYALLS,
Suitable for Butcher
PeddIer Wagons
ALSO, ON HAND:
JAPAN VAkNISH.
SPoKES,
HUBS,
BENT SHAFTS
And other material, which offer to the trade at
New Orleans prices.
ALSO:
LIGHTNING RODS AND
CdAIN PUMPS.
The attention of Planters is called o
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
KELLAR,s STAR soAPi

C1MALL DEALERS supp led with Kelar's = y "
y star Soap, at New orleans prices.
july7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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A NEW STYLE TRUssEs.

DECEIVED, a fine assortment Of Trusses. Of an
III, improved patent Being entirely differ ent
t. any ever offered for sale Ia this market. For
sale at F. s-L-
feb20 JAsTREMsKI L MccoRMIcK's.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
PLANTATION e. PLoW WORK.

Now lie the time to encourage home iniustrg aHd
SOUTHERN enterprise, and all are inVit d TO call
aud ex mi, at the old stand, corner Of Man and
Church streets, Baton Rouge. La.
marI7-y FRED D. TUNEARD.
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~ The New Haven Palladium

70 The New Haven Palladium
learns from friend of Maj. Gen.
George I'll. Thomas, that fine resi-
dence was recently purchased in
Nashville by his friends, at an ex'
pense of $4,000, but the General
declined the present on the ground
that be- had enough to support bim-
self and wife (having no children)
and requested that the money be
added to the fund for the Soldiers
Widows and Orphans. r f.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
The attention of Planters is called o
SUTLEY,S GANG PLOUGH
Corn Planters! Corn Planters!

am prepared to furnish Patent Corn Planters,
that with one man and mule will perform as much
work as five men, and three mules in the ordinary
way.
The old patrons ofW. r TUNNARD are invited
to renew their former pattonage, "a the former
,roprirtor will be found at the establishment to
attend to his old as well new customers
All work will be guaranteed, and sp cial attsn.
ton will be- paid to '
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BACON, HAMS. &C.

A~ANO4NY NAX8 A5Ntg5 W. N"
CUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON.
~ do CANyAHSED HAMS
CANVAssED DRIED BEEF. Por aals by
juIy2l JULIUS @. B0GEL;
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-31
cotton sweeps! Cotton sWeeps!!

r AM nov manufacturing the Magnolia Cotton
! sweep with s'eef share, to which the at
tentioa Of plantersis called I am prepared to
sell as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
epr26 FREDs " sTUNNARD,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-03
THREE VALUABLE PLANTATIONS
At Kentucky Landing, Bolivar Co unity. Miss

One of them contains about fifteen hundred ninety
five hundred which cleared abnat seventeen -
dred and fifty acres, hundred and IVY viii - o.
cleared and third eighteen hundred three s
of which cleared The larger OF these pantst
ioin zach other the other separated from by sr
small tract They can worked by the ,a,as -
stock and embrace finest soil Of the Sats, ynar 80
stocked and provided with thing found npen p M
sced n,antnson; having upon each of them large nf,
dwellings quarters cseEns houses and gins Zone of ne
latter run by stea protected by good ana
syees their FROM and entirely surrounding them
and causing independent Cd ottsr ,eyee and
secure from overflow from any quarter.
To the capitalist DESTROYS of good nvesent or sartiss
wishing valuable and productive plans
atious will be oand possessed the Miss
sisspp River
Terms will be know1rby addressing Bolivar Ma
sissipp or calling Gallagher Esq No. 40 Graxf
street New Orleans, La q j. FtELD
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me BOWS NATIONAL kESIEW-MlLL
~ be published monthly-li2 to 100 pages, octave
Terms--$ So per annum.
1t Invaluable work for the merchant manutacnre
banker professional man, capitalist and citizen SEEKING hio
mutton great national subeci in village town au
city the Union Those desiring nfnmationin regard 70 ne
practical wok king of patton at the South WIN hhe M
in this work. the editor that suoee " pe 'e
prominent consideration In his future ssGes
Among the notices Of the press the ae
lected from the New York Evening Post Of recent date
"Mr De capacity staean was nHnet u ~ ~
nv his biterest his thorough knoweqse OF
Southern States and long study Of the mining
Commercial and agricultural interests OF he "ote county,
) viii make his Review valuable to all sections"
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AMLSEME,N,z,S
1fI'H y FJElITf BLIN Y ,.
M As0NTC EIALL-sT CHARLES STREET
JOHN r. SMITH .- Drector
Artemns Wards Farewell Nights in Anne RIGA.
ADOOl ADOOii ADoO!il

/ FIVE NIGHTS ONLY -. t@'1
commencing Monday Evening, january 9.
ARTEMUs WARDS HUMoR
humorous than other humor The grin broader
hhder The mask OF which lies if not the deepest WISDOM
sterling common sense Readers buy the them
| selves. -tChambers journal London.
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THE MORMoNs
The public respectfully informed these will most posi-
lively be Arte1nus Wards only nights in New Orleans prior
his departure for England ARRANGEMENTS are aresdy
being perfected for his early appearance Egyptian Hail.
London.
The Pictorial part Of his Entertainment embraces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully phoographing, gigantic scale the Streets
salt Lake City and the snguay beautiful Valley of
The accompanying descriptive lecture by Ward will
be cheerful The of this been so
marked That it 49, perhaps to refer to here Com
mencRg in the city Of New York given Dodworth
Hall for one hundred consecutive nights densey crowded
houses. It's success subsequently in Boston, Philadelphia
timore Washington Chicago and St. Louis posi-
tive and brilliant
Admission 81 Reserved Seats can be had at A. E. Black
mar music store, G7 Canal street, without charge
Doors open ut O'Clock. The KHebe piano
used a. hrtemus Ward entertainments kindly by
Mr. Blackmar
NEW OPERA II0UsE-CORNER BOURBON
~ AMP TOULOUSE STREETS
GusrAyUs OsTERMATE Lessee and Manager.
Mime Ghioni and sig. Susfnis Grand italian !
Opera.
MAX s1RAKoscH Director.
WEDNESDAY, January g. lSt6-Nt,th substitution Might
IL TROYATORE
Mesdames Gioni and Srakosc sgnors Macafer and Man
cns, in the principal roles.
Musical Director and Conductor ....... Sig F. Rosa
FRIDAY Jan g. l365Tenth Subscription NightLa Traviaa
In active preparatiou-FAusT, by iounod,
Box Ofge of the Opera Honse daily from iii 8 P. M
secured unless paid for Doors open G Opera commences
at7h P.s
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ORLEANS MILITIA,

HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS REGIMENT, OF MILITIA
AHll The Orleans Regiment of Militia wiz be snbdyided
INTO two battalion Uistrcts The Battalion under the
command Of Lieutenant Colonel will include tie is I'd 3d
4th and 9TH Company Districts of this parish y - 49,
The I'd Battalion, under Of
parish. 80 ~ " 'A's
XVIII Acting Field and STAFF are hereby appointed
of this regiment, - ''"S'' "'t' a''a'ah'
simeon BedeI Acting Iteasenaut Colonel will command
':sting Major command tSe3d Ra3
seti9n ana us respective Goriax Districts nc 80 Da'-
KIN The Acting lieutenant Co6s-teana .o.;n ,s. :,
MES for the Company Districts, win their
mands, viz One Acting Captain Company District
and said appointments be published days successfully
in the official Journal and heeupon said Acting Captains viii
organize their companies directed preceding orders,
Xxx Under section 81, of 1863 ResimenaI Cont Of
Assessment composed of President Judge Advocate
ant Judge Advocate Provost Marshall is hereby appointed
erals office, at the State House, instant or as soon
thereafter practicable for the hearing assigned
and denquents for neglect duty
the militia OF this parish and for mpoctS and enfocemen
hnes, etc, ETC., as prescribed by law.
APPOINTMENTS OF OFFICERS THEREOF, VIZ:
------------------, President.
Simeon Belden, Acting Lieutenant Colonel Judge Nd
Fergus Fuseler, Acting Major and Assistant Judge Id
vocate.
-------, Acting Adutaat and Provost Mar
shall
XXI Acting Field and Officers, duly appointed and
notified as such by the Commanding Officer
COMMUNIST Field and Staff Officers appointed by the,
Commander Chief who shall refuse carry
of the duties assigned them not exceeding three
hundred doilas and held liable to enromon in the militia.
j. EDMONSTpN
Colonel Orleans Regiment Militia
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or Louisiana Relief Lodge No. i.
4,o.A Fellows NJ y GSand Master.
Y & rer if'' Past n n St@ GPa Mis Master
snS ST%ify pss t'Re and e. Grand
S$iS ?''5 &c: risas y
Ln.s 81 n A PsssYs adss aofse NOD
& Ssj L%ss; Is dsi fsSss Lodge No
G; Fischer, W NJ Germana Lodge No. 46
s"s S'ssfs H5PG@ k6 HGass n n? g. IS
Il p Buckley $. W. Marion Lodge No g.
T. h' aPha G Hene n God g No r.
G + HUI, " n oeaHs" fe5 Sa1a4Es 81 ~ II e
Phi Winfree W: NJ. Hermitage Lodge No 98
Aaron ron Harris, NJ Lousana Lodge No lo2.
FL 3 T RsHst Y Fxs s1 fiodEs \? i$s
ST Grataa, ". NJ ,orus Lodge No. 10.
: / eS5"s \ \ 6sSmo 5 nGSss ~ II n
j. Busoara, W. NJ. Dante Lodge U. D.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS.
Jules A. Florat, J: Il. betirange,
Sam Levy, B. Abrams
I + Brugsr, Jr, j; 9; Mclean,
Joseph santni, j. G. Dunlap
J. Q DeCastro v. G. Driver,
r L. Bruce, W. Y. Atlee
j.. A Letten, F. A. Wooldey,
A. Wall, j. g. tcS Crawford.
/ y y Tss.somer, VI sFtsRs ss's.s
Thomas Lawrence, II Dreyfns
". ID. Frommeyer, F. Ricau,
Tickets S. For by all the Managers at the Grand Sec
Applications Ladies' invitations may be left With D.
ee hotn bs s at PyEss
reet and the G9mmittee every Thursday and Saturday
e9 No Lady will be admitted without her invitation a
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4 d. GKNEFF,
A ID. GREEFF,
g. 30 AND 50 OLD LEFEE STREET,
CORNER B1ENvlLLE STREET,
One Square below the Custom House,


c. - , c.,
coRShR OF btENvlLLE STREET,
no Sa ,, 49,, <,. x,
ohe Square oeAS" the custom Aouses
Offers for sale
Rio CoFFEE-l0O sacks, prime
Java and Havana C0FFEE-5O sacks
Brown SUGARS hhds. new Loui-iana
Coffee SuGAR--lOO bbls., white and yellow
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR--IoU bbls,
MOLASSES-5Db bls new Louisiana
TEAS-SD pks Green and Black ali oua,ities
FLOURISH bbls super6ne and choiee extra
Mess and Prime Mess PORK-25 bills
Pig PORK-JO half bbls
Mess BEEF-lOO hbls. Dominick
Fulton Market RIIFF-5O half hhls
Goshen BUTTER-5o trkins choice yellow
Roll BUTTER-5O half bbls choice
CHEESE-2OO boxes choice Western Reserve
MACKEREI-;aO pkrs hills halves and kits
CODFISH-5pO boxes half and Quarter drums
SAIMON-5O half bbIs and kits
Fresh SALMON-sn eases one and two mound tins
Fresh LOBSTER-5O cases one and two pounds
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tW Otleaas gay gsen saae5aay aotsig, gaAua T. 186G
BALs:S--RALLs,


q 'AN" F7ANoh NHsERs7' 1AhtsAhEA AND
MASKED BALL,
Will be given by ORLEANS LODGE. No II, / o. O. r.,
At Odd Fellows, Hall,
NON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1876.
For the Benefit of the Widows' and Orphang' Fund
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DAMAGED GooDs-DAMAGED GOODS
BY HOFFMAN IL MARKS.

Offce-S8 Ehartres street
" EUSEsDAY, January Sd, 1866 MT ~
aaioes &c. "a az auction room 50 Charters street, t
Delaines.
8 bales Kerseys .
20 pieces Simpson Prints
Monadnoch IA Brown SLeef,ues
Peppe7eil 1a4 -
French Cloth.
White Fiaunes ,tss
Monsoon Satnets.
Gnghans- j5fH ss=lE
English Prints
cases Owasgo Bleached Cotton and
IL boxes Cotton Cards-all sishtIf damaged
EaF@TERas--Cash
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= e. HOOKER


COTTON SEED. ..CoTTON SEED.
We have made arrangements by which prepared to
our friends in the country with COTTON SEED in
ks Mt reasonable price, and in lots suit their wants
Guaranteed sound and of the growth of 1865 Those in
KANT would do well to send in their orders early as we could
sbply arrange for limited supply
SUTHERLIN & WARREN,
Commission Merchants,
los and l07 tiravier street,
New Orleans, La,
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PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

Nos. 90 and 98 COMMON STREET
We have in large extensive stock of Printing
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Blank Books
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted every branch
trade and for sale at reasonable prices.
STEVENS SEYMOUR.
u AFFLE OF PECEUR ES- MAGNIFI
cent o Paintings, representing, Death of St
Catherine Of Sienna and the other the Repetant Magdaen
are TO be rallied Tor the benefit of Asylum Tie Good
Shepherd The proceeds will be added recepts of the
FAR for the benefit Of Asylum is to be opened on
the list of December Several ladies have assumed the duty
OF disposns OF the tickets the price of which each
me pictures are exhibited in the paor of Reverend
Jesuit Father " ~ 'N
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SUNDEIES. SUNDKIES ...SUNDRIES
1000 bbls. Planting POTATOES,
1909 Peach Blow :.
500 Jackson White and Buck Eye POTATOES
800 ONIONS
30 E. WHITE BEANs-new.
500 FLOrR-yarious brands.
$50 o.. CIDER VINEGAR,
For salcb JOHN A. o'BRIEN,
45 Tchouptoulas street, corner Natchez
DITTSHURG COAL
PRICE REDUCED TO TWO DOLLARS.
SPENCER FIELD
Corner Camp and Grod streets.
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EfOk SALE OF CHA RTER-THE SUPERIOR
neT and p9werS1i SeGm tug TILiLE G, JEREFT, pro-
pel'er o about I'D tons measurement DimeusonsO3
long % feet BEAM II feet hold, built thorough
manner and in good ordsa sd ready business For spec
cations and any turthes particulars, appIy 20
CREEHT, NICHOLSON & co,
Corner Carondeet ard Grayier strs.ts
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FOR SALE.

! E'OH "a LE-AT PRIVATE sALB-DooRs BrINne
biahei SasIt etc-The Door, Frames snd r.,
ogs window frames with Fash, Weights and Prj,a,hsp
toge e wlh Iron bars and Railing ofhotse No Ii Rat,r
street me openings throughout the entire bldng and oae
Railing, I sale to be removed immediately AMY n
JAMESON MURRAY Bniidcrs