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Evening star., 1866-10-30

IMFEOvEMEETs.-A. Il. Shepherd, ESQ, is
pushing operations In the WAY Of improve
ments This easOn, he having fourteen yelling
houses IN progress OF erection. Three of these
are on NJ street. each of ID rec stories with tXo-
story back building, press brick front with
iron window heads. and they MAKE a fine ap-
peaTanCe. Three others of Ike size and an
and are already far advanced towards compile
ton Mr.. John q. NayIor is the carpenrar
and contractor.
In Blagden's Alley, between 9th and 10th and
NJ and streets. Mr.. J X. Williamson car
reEter and builder. has inst commenced the
erection sf eight snug brick dwellings
hessrs. Hammond ~ Davis. carpenters are
finishing two thTee-stOry dwellings with tro-
s'Ory back buildings, for MIR J H barrow on
9th street, between @ and +.
At the corner of 18th and streets a hand
some brick residence is being finished by Mr.
:. Wise, carpenter and contractor, for Mr. w
with a two-story back building l6 by 4i feet
with pressed brick front, with brown stone
sllls and heads 10 the windows. The mechanics
on this building were =. Wise, carpenter and
builder; Rogers & Cissell, bricklayers: t Rus
sell. plasterer; John McChristal. painter: CruIt
~ Campbell, gas filters and plumb bers: Juyp-
nal, marble maHtels, and FIehmyer. brown
stone work ~
On % street north. between Sth and 9th streets
Messrs. Robbins Il Meddler, carpenters and
contractors. are erecting 4 three story and
- by 3j feet, press BRICK front with marble
headings and sllls. King Is the brickIayer
JacksOs plasterer. Zachary Il SpauIding pant
eTs, Narrower rSoier.
Adjoining, Mr.. Thomas is having erected
neat one story residence.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

GUNS GUNS, GUNsul
JOHN. PEABODY,
q CN v ID Lock SMITH,
And dealer in
POWDER, SHOT BALLS
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES,
of oil kinds and sizes.
Also, New and Second hand SHOT0UNs which
will sell as cheap the Chea pes for cash
Special attention paid to the repairing of Guns,
Locks, &C
Also, BELL HANGING promptly attended to.
~ Remember the place,
SIGN or THE BIG GUN.
Ala d street, betw. 9th and Tth, north side,
oc 23-2w Washington, d. q.
REhOVAL. REMoVAL.
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j. P. DEEMS.


j. p. DENNIS,
90 A Q b n B,
Begs leave TO inform bis customers and the public
generally that he has REMOVED fromn HR7.
his old stand. on 9th street. to Nos. 293E&&
anf x9s street, between 18th aud l4th -
posite growers Theatre As his fscIlities are
greaier than IN his old location he can do repair
lng IN All It's branches and build new work
ChEAP, bUkABL and In as GOOD STYLE -
eny CosonmaEer In the country He hopes By en-
notnlne but the best material, tog ether With strict
snennos 70 business. to merit and receive q fair
snare o. peuosAee ses3 eo2m
MES A.G. GAsToN h.s just received tn. great
tvl eca ntyeiues In PARIsIBNNE HATS IN
for Ladies and Misses Also. most besuti a.
BONcEIba AL orders promptly sttendsd % b.
Gon RsaA'N svsnps. ocs s.i9f
Evening star., 1866-10-30

SALE By CATALOGUE erIrALIAs woRKs
OF AIT, Ar fHk AUCTION ROOMS.
WEDNESDAY, MoRHlHG, ocssser 81, ct -
EREs VASES, FOUNTAINS, PYRAMIDe. snl
yM1URIs. In Alabasttr, Agate, Marble, and
dis 0ct from Florence and Rome.
On e,hitiuon. Tuesday morning
Terms cash. J. G. Mcguire q co,
oeN lsun. Hereld Intel J Aacis.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

m ConPLEIl SET or ssooEp HAsD
sIs eSsss. 'tssii Y. 9 HIiIxSorif' i's'da : 90. ''f
Evening star., 1866-10-30

IlY ID. L. WELLS &CO
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th and streets
LOT OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURsr.
TUBE, at No 464 north leth street between ID
and = east side, lover the Gas once D At Public
on WEDNESDAY. the s,tin .,m.,,,.
M. we shell cell 1t the residence OF Gs ntism An
declining bosstkeeping. at House No Ies Tenth
street o good assortment of Furritnre w
Walnut Hair Clsth Sofas Side Chairs, Easy Chairs
Walnut Marble top, Dining and other Tskles
Cane Seat and other Chairs
Handso ne Parlof Windsv Shades
eeipsc Cottage Chan Der setts
Hair and Oetton TOP Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pillows and Boisters
Sheets, Blankets, Quilts. &C.
$50 yards excellent Brussels Carpets
Also, Ineratn and Venetian CARPETS
Oil Cloths. Mattings and Bugs
Parlor, Ccokipg and other stoves
China. Glass and rarthen Ware
A variety Il Kitchen ke9uistes
Terms cash, D. l.. WELLS CO..
ocN Intel Auctionsers.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

TILL LTAPPING.-Several days ago, the emoney
drawer of Peter Monaghan, on the corner Of
NV Jersey avenue and G stree, was robbed,
a. also the drawer OF Mr.. ID. Fitzgerald on III
street near the Tiber. The drawer taken from
The tirst-named place contained about twenty
dollars, mostly IN the new three and five cent
pieces. Friday, Sergeant Kelley and officer
Davis arrested George Jackson and William
Moody on suspicion of committing the theft
i he first named was taken before Jusfice Wal
ter, who committed him TO jail for further
hearing The last-named was taken before
Justice Thompson. Betsy Quirt was also ar
rested on suspicion of the same charge by Of
heer Callaghan, and was dismissed by Justice
Walter.
Evening star., 1866-10-30
DY ID. l.. WELLS & CO..
- AuctisReers and Real Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th ana II streets


VALUABLE BDNDIN6 LOTS AT AUCTION,
on 10th street ea.t and g street south. Navy
Yard
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day Of October next,
a. o clock p. m. on the premises, we shall sell
those three very desirable Lots on 10th east
pear the corner 81 G south, each fronting so feet
oy ll6 feet deep. Also, those two Lots south G.
street, corner OF 10th. being - by 100 feet each
These Lots are well located IN an improving part
OF the city and are worthy the attention Of buyers
either for Improvement or speculation.
Terms. One half cash; balance very long credit
Conveysncing and stamps at purchaser s cost. $50
down each lot
ID. l.. WELLS CO, Aucts
p. s. The above lots will be divided at the sale
10 suit pu rchasers &C 27-d
A UCTION SALE OF OLD wOOp CON.
"A DEMNED CARPETS, &C,
L.. 8. NAVY YARD.
WASHINGTON. October q. 1855 {
Will be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY next, the lst of Nuyen.
ber, at Il m ., at the Washington Navy Yard
A LOT OF CONDEMNED CARPErING AND
OLD WOOD.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
By order of the Commsndant:
CHARLES X LATHROP,
oc zs'St Naval Storekeeper.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

OUR GAME Lana Hint for Sportsmen.-The
frequent arrest OF spOrtsnen for shooting birds
IN the county, in violation of the ordinance OF
May II, 1853, incuces us 10 give them the ben
ent of the following summary OF the law: The
shooting or killing, at any season OF the wear
aIy robin. catbird, wOodpecker, Jay, mocking-
bird, martin. swallow. blue-bIrd. king bird,
meadow-lark, or other insecuvorieus bird is
prohibited under penalty OF as for every bird
''shOt, killed, trapped, or destroyed" Itis un-
lawful 10 shoot, kill, or destroy any pheasant
between the LIST OF January and 1st of Septem-
Der. any woodcock between the Isl of January
and 4th OF July; partridge, quail, or rabbit be-
tween the lst Of January and lst of October:
any rail-bird, reed-bird, or black bird between
the lst of May and lst Of September, under a
penalty for each bird or rabbit The buying
IN the county any bird or rabbit out of season.
10 supply any house or marker, is prohibited,
under penalty of 8 for each offence. The de-
structiOn OF the nests or eggs of any birds men
Lloned above u prohlelted under penalty of s.
for each offence. The possession OF the BIRDS
or game killed is prima facia edtdence 20 con-
yIct under this law. Hunting with dog or
gun- or shooting on Sunday, is Punishable by
line of - and forfeiture OF the gun. Fishing
on Sunday is finable 20 the same amount
Evening star., 1866-10-30

Older yINEGAB,
u CIDER VINEGAR,
CIDER VINEGAR,
CIDER VINEGAR
CIDER VINEGAR
All persons n want of PURE CIDER VINEGAR
will do we'll to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered free Of charge, in all marta of
Warrington and Georgetown, d. Z.
TERMS CASH.
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot,
&C 2O-lH 81 Greene st., Georgetown. d c.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

ca J. :. ToPHAM CO., -
49, 500 SEVENTH STREET, eNI0
Next to Odd Bellows Hall,
The oldest and Largest Manufacturing House in
WsshingtOn, have the hest a. Ssortmept II Goods in
Their line OF business msde under their own super
Ladies' Dress and Saratoga TRUNKS.
Ladies Travelling SACKS and SATCHELS,
Zine Sole Leather and Leather Covered BOX
TRUNK, for gentlemen.
Zine Leather TRAVELLING BAG, Tourists
SACKS, &C, &c,
Fine Double and Single HARNESS. SADDLES,
and BRIBLES. '0'
Carriage and Riding WHIPS
Also. fine assortment of CARRIAGE ROBES
&c, &C, selling at the lowest prices oc D. ao3t
Evening star., 1866-10-30

We have now on hand an assortment ofE7
40 TO so PIANOS.
which we are Offering for o. q at factory prices
PprchaAiDg exclusively for yash we are enabled
to sell on favorable terms -Ef ~ l-
We METZEROTr co,
Sole sgents for steinwsy & sons Plan and Ma.
son & RsmliRIs Cabinet Organs. oos
Evening star., 1866-10-30
} AT YATES 4 sELBY's,

A fine assortment of FROSTED BEAVERS, suit
able for Ladies Cloaks aud Gents Overcosts. Il
WHICH attention 10 invited, as being OF superior
DRY GOODS Of oil descriptions oc io-6t
Evening star., 1866-10-30

NAGLE & CO, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-10-30
&C 2s-eost' 436 10Th ST., next Ferd's Thester.

~ hENT-A large, pleasant, FURNISHED
\ hOom without board, on second floor, near
he capitol Inquire at $50 Delawa ave., cor
her ho1lh street. oc 24-6t'
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CORNER LOTS ON
! PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, STREET
NORTH, Oh 7TH STREET WEST.-Any person
owning CORNER LOT or Lots from one hundred
TO one hundred and fifty feet square on either of
the streets above named and desirOus OF selling,
are invited to submit plat Of ground, price, and
Gemmittee Young Mems Christian Building Box
$50, Post Of1ce. tChroD Il Int oc u 2Y
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bor and The bears grow boIder. Here ia a chance
TO- the Nimr0ds Of tue Crescent City.
Fifty dollars month with board and lodging
thrown II would seem princcly wages to many
a Western relan or European immigrant and yet
the favored children of Ham will not accept
them. The parish promises yield Of 5000 hogs.
heads this year. under the most favorable circum-
stances. Before the war the average yearly yield
was 25 900 hogsheads.
LAFAYETTE.--Th Advertiser, Of the Sd, re.
ports the planters still very busy picking cotton.
The weather is propitous, and some planters will
garner a full crop. The same paper has heard Of
five white men, partners who, by their unaided
efforts, have made upwards of thirty bales of
cotton besides plenty of corn potatoes, hay, etc.
Another white man, in the same predicament, be-
sides being sick and weakly, has made six bales,
provender, etc.
The Advertiser proposes to publish, in an en-
suing number, the names of twenty or thirty
farmers, with the amount of staple ETC.. raised by
each, in order to show that agriculture in the
South is not yet dead notwithstanding the strenu-
GUS efforts of our radical tyrants.
The whites in Lafayette parish have gone to
work with the greatest aacrity and industry,
whilst the greater portion of the negroes huddle
together in the towns, and refuse work of all
kinds, preferring oprowl about yards and gardens
at night.
WNN.-Alexander Montgomery, planter in
Madison parish, was on yesterday week, shot by
Alex, his youngest son. Mr.. Montgomery and
his sons were out hunting, when one of them shot
and crippled deer, and stationed the rest Of the
party around the pla Ce where it was. The deer
ran towards the spot where the young man was,
who fired at it, and missing the deer the shot took
effect on his father, who happened to be directly
| opposite, and unfortunately killed her.
a negro woman in the Hurricane settlement a
few days since had three children at brth-all
girls. The children, as well the mother, are all
doing well-[ WinnsbOrO' Herald.
RApIDEs.-The Louisiana Democrat, Of the 31st
ult, instances, as proof of the increasing pros.
perty and wealth in Rapides parish, and the town
of Alexandria that twenty-six acres of land form
ing a part Of plantation outside of the corporate
limits of Alexandria, were sold, as part of a sue
ccssion for near nine thousand dollars.
The Democrat, in the same article, speaking OF
the Improvements in Alexandria, says that lots II
| every part of that town bring similar high prices
when brought to the hammcr-prices which, ever
| before the war, would have been considered eX
traYagant. The carpenters and masons are busy
on every square. Buildings that had been injured
by the overflow, or destroyed by the invincibl
Banks are rising Ike the phoenix, and on Hitherto
| empty lots fine brick stores are rapidly springn
up. The Democrat gives most hopeful news 0
the cheerfuIness and industry of the people {
Rapides who are evidently strainng every nerv
to make up for lost time and the ravages Of wal
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Louisiana intelligence =.

LAFouReHE.-The Thibodaux Sentinel of the
Sd says the weather in that region is cool and
pleasant, and business continues brisk. The only
falling off is in the receipts of cotton. Sugar
rolling has been begun, and such of the planters
as are grinding cane are realizing one hogshead
and half to the acre. Some of the sugar newly
ground is pronounced by the editor of the Senti-
mel to be choice article.
The same paper says two magnificent bears
were killed week before last near Blue Water
Bayou, few miles from the 0pelousas railroad.
A hunting party was made up in Thibodaux to go
in quest of more of the "varmint, y but after an
unsuccessful excursion, returned loaded down
with doves and such small deer, but no bear.
| Bayou Lafourche is so low that navigation is
nearly altogether suspended and most of the pro
duce that comes into Thibodaux is brought il
wagons. The Thomas Powell, steamer, went NJ
as far as Thibodaux, but would receive no return
freight but sugar.
The editor of the Sentinel tells pleasant story
of two neighhoring sugar planters, on the RICH
bank of the Lafourche, the one using the Com
muny apparatus, the other the Pattison. Th
other day the former visited the sugar-house o
his friend and neighbor, and taking up handful
of sugar, folded it up in piece OF paper and tool
it home. Next day his neighbor, the Pattiso
man, called on him with sample of his sugar
saying, can you beat that" Certainly" re
| piled the Communy man, "and Ill bet you fit
dollars on it." al the same time producing til
paper of stolen sugar The Pattson man wa
dead beat on his own sugar.
In Lafourche the season has heen most prop
tious for the sugar cane, and thus far bids fair
amply repay the planters for their labor and on
lay. Timely rains and the present beautil
weather for rolling and grinding, have degelopt
, the plant in all its natural luxuranco,
, ST. JAMEs.-We receive the same cheering a
Il counts of the prospects of a good sugar crop
. this parish, lie Louisia0ais, Of the Sd, says q
6 sugar-houses are emitting volumes of smo
L through their chimnies. But the Lousiauas co
d plains that the majority of the negro hands a
G too lazy to work, even at fifty dollars a mon
with board and lodging thrown in.
+ The Lousianais announces the death of widt
y, Joseph Hebert, aged 10 years.
q The same paper declares that the bears in
Il James are getting to be as bold and troubeso
X, as their brethren in color the "freedmen.n On
I'll LeBourgeois's plantation they devoured one h
dred and fifty barrels If corn and ravaged 1
en- acres of cane In broG4 day, and in sight
II i dwelling houses they carry III the cars and
canes by aGnsfall. And yet tho juutsmcn sll
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HARRY 4. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

sGIEY OF NEW ORLEANS, nor THE Use ANu.
heaest Of Maenogh School Fund vs., Pierre CaSehr Jrs
and NORBERT District Court Of New Or
/ lsans-No. l34a6 49,
5RK .VIMRUE e Q writ, Of aeER f issl
LII against Piege CazeaE Jr directed BY tbs Honor
Th District Court Of New Orsana in the above
eRti5lsd cause will proceed to- sell OF public auction at
the Merchants and Aletioneelsl Exchange Royal sTset
tpca of thia city, ERIDAY the Sth day OF November,
1866, Il o'clock W, the following described property
sis=- ... st, e, Y X, g8., !.
hank ts Mississippi liver, and lying pary in the Pash
Orleans and partly IN the parishes OF eesson and
auRlntnes iesgnatedbF the Nos n, 2 2, ~ 81 q ~ y
3d. 36 81 & 49, 40 A. a. 4S and Al on an drawn bT LOUIS
H. Pile, Shy Surveyor dated the I'd Gay january ls69
deposited in the o1ee of Charles f. Foer late Noar
Pablc This city, plan No Of book Of plans NO l. Lhs
Dimensions marked in said panhsy 6oen taken from plan
ade by VIM. j. MhGullogh United States
Lots Nos Il to 35 inclusive measure eaeh ore apeht
the nRblie road forty feet wide ata dstaca OF LOFTY
arpens the Mississippi river by deph OF about
foHr arpHRks extending to Bayou BeTtaia na I9a We.
A elusive have front of arpelt aae on e
II said puc road depth of about forty arpeai togetheE
II with the Of the public E1ad or 9ns tWeIy as
wide beginning thahissss river running oac 70 10y
i communicating with the public road to7t Vice.
II said eighteen lcts have front. -. - a..
4 The Phoye property purchaser eY
city o@New ORLEANS act passed before Gharss "a
/ said ln.a Eotary, the LIST d25 oftehaastA ~
Seized in the above suiu- Ey-5-7ss 5ss3a5es=
/ aJ~IERMs-Cash On the spot ,nny ~ r,Ays
1T - - E1 AVA
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's MoNIrIoN.

UNITED STATES MAKsFALTS MUNITIUN.
United States Schooner sahelita her Tackle Apparel
Furniture etc, etc. In the United States District Cour
for the District of Louisiana No Sll6
IN OBEDIES1lE to an Admiralty Warrant,
directed in the above entitled m have seized and
taken my possession the Schooner IsahetB her Tackle
Apparel and Furniture and in the hands OF VIM r Kellogg
Esq., Collector of tho Port % boxes of Cigars Guava
Jelly, and Is demohnS Liquors and COrRls and beled
by the United State Of America for the forth in the
libel pending in the District Court of the United States
And de hereby cite aud admonsh the owners thereof
and all having pretending hGV
any right title interest in the appear
of the United States for the Dstic aforesaid
to be holden at the City of New Orenus before the third
Monday from the date hereof show if they have
why the said schooner her Tackle etc, etc etc
should be condemned and be sold agraeaby the
of the Lbeiant.
United States MaTshas Office, New Orleans. Eighteenth
day Of October, 1866 GUTHBBRT BULLTFT
u Marshal,
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territory is subject, ard which church il ought to
follow in il discipline. Wherefore it ~lli be
yodr dry To ask the dpinian Of the fathers upon
tlis subject, "a well as similar matters within may
be brought before you.
VIII. Finally, it Il the wish Of the sacred con.
gregatiOu that the bishops Of tine United States in
fuili!ment of the charge which has been entrusted
to them of feeding the Lords flock, should con.
suit together respecting some uniform method Of
providing for the salvation and Christian education
Of the emaacipated blacks. This question has
been brought up and it is one indeed, OF the first
necessity; and unless they speedily take action
on it, and gather this great harvest into the Lords
granary, this people will suffer rreparable injury
from the whites and cupidty Of the enemy.
These matters, among others, which the bishops
will propose, should be diligently weighed and OPP
perfume regulations respecting them enacted in
The council. When the council closesyou will i'm
madiatey transmit its acts and DEGREES to the
aacyed congregation for their revision and ap.
proval.
r pray God long to hold you safe in His holy
Given at Rome, in the office of the sacred con
gregation de Propdgdndd Eide, January 81,
1866
Your grace most obedicnt servant.
ALEX. CARD. BARaABo, Pfefsct.
F. the most Rsr Martin John spaldng archbishop of
Baltimore
Most Iuustrioe;s aud Rererend Siy-since l
wrote Won about the business to be transacted in
the approaching council, it has been told to The
sacred congregation that in Chicago and the
neghboring regions there are so few German
priests that it is impossible for them duly to pro-
vide for the spiritual wants Of the Catholics of
their nation. whose number is daily increasing
So, likewise, we have been informed by trust
worthy person who has resided in Montana, that
that region is as destitute of religious and moral
gifts as it is rich in physical resources There is
a large number of Catholics in that State, espe-
cialIy in and near Virginia City, who have neither
church nor pastor, and are rarely visited by q
priest. On the other hand it Is said that there is
no want of means for the support of priests. and
the holy See has been earnestly requested to
erect new episcopal see in that region. Where
fore have also written on the matter to the vicar
apostolic of Nebraska. You will accordingly
treat in the council of this affair, as well as of the
other things which mentioned in my former let
ter, and make such provision rs is fitting, lest
through the absence Of shepherds the Christian
flock should be exposed to the incursions of mer-
cenaries and the rayages Of wolves.
ALEX. CARD. BARNABo,
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MAR~HAL,s MUNITIONS.


United statesv schooner Helena her TACKLE 300 Cigars
twOIpaGknes Cigarettes in the United States District
Court for the District OF Louisiana. No S6l5.
I n OBEDENCE to nm Admiralty warrant. to
me directed in the above entitled suit have seized
and taken into my possession Helena tackle
apparel and also seized in the hands of VIM Kellogg
ESQ Collector the Port 300 Cigars and two packages
Cigarettes beled by the United States of America for
the forth in the libel pending in the District
Court United Sae And do hereby cite and admons
the owner thereof and all and person
the be and appear at District Court Of the
United States for the District aorenid 10 DO holden ut the
CITY Orleans, before the third Monday from the
date hereof show if any they haze can, why h
property shUu be condemned and be sold agreeab
to the prayer Gfiibeant
CUTHBERT BULLIrT
ll,Sta EtutuyA yl,u1
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MOORE & HEREFORD VS. JOHN HALLEsEY, OWNER
of the schooner %mma-Cherles Collins schooner Emma
Capt ain and owners-John McCharty Schooner Emma
Captain and owners-Second Justice Court, Parish Of
Orleans
TlY VIRTUE of six yyrits of neri tiAciaE to
I'd directed by the Honorable Geo H. Braughn, Second
Justice Peace in and for the parish of orlesRs WIN
proceed sell public auction, Wednesday, November
4h 1856 u O'clock the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Cusomhouse
Streets the following desc ibed property, t0wit:
THE SCHOONER EMMA, her Furniture, Tackle and APP
parel, she now lies at the Government Wharf,
Seized 10 the above suit. 10 :.
This being the third crying she will be sold with
out reserve twelve months bond, with good and solvent
security bs,rng five interest," the purchaser pay
in the above court aud IN the y y A1arshaps Court
JOHN q. KUZAC,
Constable Second inst Court.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
yT7uBAEm ~ oo4EMN-
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
no. So Camp street,

Trusting that the liberal patronage Of friends and the
publr will contn7e engage tho services of Mr. L.
NJ HOWELL operator who surpassed for skill
rul and artistic ability. Our artist Mr. REICTAN is sec
ond to none in the country.
These gentlemen, WITH many others business have
lately arrived from New YORK. and prepared to
make pictures from the Hest nals y0af watch al
| tato7l l,fe.sjs5 uoFtnsts-
Taa Fas'1 re ieFitg cal ,u MAKE .,t-ea axamns-
1853 tanseHe3| ba 'as7g .oiSaelh ge u&Te of well
3 ky'Ua aiuagas gts'l.s 81