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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-25

Seasoned popular Lumber, corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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Genrria Railrnnh AMI


City Bank Of Augusta 30
Farmers and Meehan-
ic5' Bank.-.............!08
Mechanics BanK.........O6
Merchants and Plant
ers' Bank .................lO
Planters Bank. II
Union Bauk............... O3
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II You want to buy dry goods cle1p, 90
20 CAMERON, GRER a Go.
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no Tobacco Planters.

UTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE,
w SHIP or puTckass Tobacco. either loose %
u hoRsheads. Cail at our Warehouse. Ne. y
u arket street. Nashville.
DELFT III HUGH McCREA & co.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Dec 24.-Beef dull and prices de-
clined l@l1Ic, closing heavy; receipts $500
head; quotations 9G10c, the latter price for
extra. Calves steady at l09l3c. Sheep and lambs
lower; receipts 1900; quotations ranging from
SO IS to So 90 q head. Hogs declined fully lie
2 b, closing heavy; receipts 1858; quoted at
5A9635c
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WinesII- From the LoNGwoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
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Hnildihg Lumber Of all kinds, corner ur
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wanted, situation By young man, ma
tive Of this city. as Clerk, or anything at which
he esn be usefully employed. win do his Mt
most for his employers interest. Can give good
city reference. Address CLERK" I02 North
Market street. ldee2E2t
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New YorI Provision Market.

New YORK, Dec 24-Flour is unchanged and
quiet at $40 909l2 90 for reund-hoOp Ohio; Sl2 %
9l3 % for trade brands. Wheat quiet and noun
inally unchanged; quoted at 81 . for No. 2 Mil
waukee. Corn is firmer and active at 81 IL for
mixed western in store 81 l29l IL ahoat. Oats
dull at 62p65c. Pork is steady and quiet at
so $500 rs for new; Sl9 25919 81 for old. Cut
meats dali at sc for shoulders; 101Ic for hams.
Dressed hogs lower; sales at 754@s4c. Lard is
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Yellow Pine Flooring, atIow prices, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer sfs ltf
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Cincinnati Market.
LnnIsYIIIe Mnraef.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. A.-Sales "a hhds tobacco.
at full rates; light lugs to medium leaf, So 2O9
IS. Superfne -four So so Red winter wheat,
81 70. New corn in ear 58c. shelled zoe. Oats
G3@65c Sales Of 300 barrels plantation mOlasses
at 67a7Oc Sales of l76 bales of low middling
cotton at $4,000. Mess pork Zoe. Lard l2c.
Hogs &c; receipts, $50. Raw whisky in bond.
2SSc. Bulk shoulders. sac. Packed hams IN &c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORE, Dee. 2i.-The dry goods market
has continued very dull in every department to-
day, except for orders left last week and not
filled. Standard sheetings are very firm. At
lantics held by jObbers at pc and Appleton at
22l4c. Bleachedalgoods are quiet, and moving
under the influence of very low prices rather
than demand Foreign dress goods are quiet. No
trade expected until after the holidays
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Governmet securities were quoted IN
New York Yesterday as follows:
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LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

entrsl Railroad Banksi
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InHN 0'NEILL

Real Estate and Claim Agent.
In 10 Cedar 81. Nashville, Tsna.
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TIursIay, January no, Is0-

TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TIP
a Chhncsry Court a Nashville In abovs nsmsz
cause. will sen on the premises. on
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ST. LOUIS. Dee. 2i.-Tn the tobacco market
nothing was done. Cotton is quiet at &c. Flour
double extra. Wheat is firm at 81 OO@2 Is for
spring; 81 6O92 65 for prime fall. Corn is dull
at S4@90c. Oats declined TO 67@7lc. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork $40 00920 SO. Bacon un-
changed; sugar-eured hams l5c; clear sides l4c.
Lard is dull at ll1l9lS1Ic. Hogs advanced to
Sc OOG6 So
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KEEP INSURED
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Dressed hogs lower: sales ut 1749SHc.
heavy at ll1<9l215c.
Philadelphia Market.

PHmABELPHIA, Dec. "a, noon.-Flour is very
dull; held at sli O1@l2 IS for Ohio. Wheat is
inactive. Corn is lower; quoted at 81 90 for new.
81 Is for old.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-FlOur is inactive. Wheat
is scarce and dropping. Corn quiet. Oats firm
at 60G63c Groceries dull and heavy. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork so So
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-22

&1tb enblid mirO audi fsrner Dbne Saneteer,
S6ulter uno Sfrdmer regleren
= SIT bas Guer Iestes @crt, 6err 8irgers
meilter? 8ebenft es pobl! "
-Wlein IebteS, ippblerwOgene8
= 60 iItS nidt nleine S&ulo, tuenn baS
llnbeil Gber Sud- bereinbri6t! 3por @efI6l
babt Sbr nie sebabt, unb ruetbet eu6 oiele Gct=
te&gabe ME fennen Iernen; aber tpenn Sbr Segen
Guer Ieibli6es aino 10 iinbliA Slt banbeln 9es
bentt, bab ebr es bel taltem 8lute perlAa6etn
lpDIlt, 70 mill i'd @ud bulielbe retten, ober tuez
ni9Itens pur Der S6ance betpabren, cas Beib
etnes Meselaserers uno Stru6enrduberS Su
tperpea. Utorgen tperce i6 beim SdDIfen9es
ridt gegen Martin S(uee erbeben, uno in nee
1li9eu 3osen miro Get 6rdmltbise lpcbl Die
b6Glte Stuie auf Der Setter ieines &ubne8 nit
6Ilfe OeS S6arfridters erltiesen baben!
Sn oielem Nusenblide bemeste iih Der @Orz
bang 10 itarf, oab Matt9ius ben S4uh eines
Manne8 unter oenielben erblidte. Wie elm 8lis
fubr 6er &rdmer in Die !9Dbe uno aui ben 8orz
bang ST., ri3 bieien auseinoer uno scg bic idnt>
merllde 6efaIt bes ertappten Wtartin beruOr.
-e15. ..a (6ortiebunS fOl9t.) .le@ .a.s1
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alu Orleans 9ailg QgFestelrt.
TUEsnAY MORNING, ooToBER ., 1870.
G.aulsaansl InteIlIeenee.
CRora N cADDo. The Shreveport Southwest
erp of the nth saya:

CRors N CADDo. The shreveport Southwest
ern of the I7th says;
The pleasant weather which we have been
favored with for the past two or three weeks has
added materially 70 the prospect Of tie cotton
crop. Planters who, q month ago, lookedas blue
as indigo, can now, on pinch, raise a sickly
smile. Should this kind Of weather continue for
month longer, they viii be able to raise good
oldsfashioned grin.
GAAr.-La sentinelle De Thihodaux says game
IN immense quantities can now be killed in that
region ducks, ponies dean, sarceiles, etc. Let
our amateur hunters look to it.
The Sentinel says also that the crop of pecans
This year u very abundant, but they sell, never
shelesss at $40 d barrel.
The cotton crop Of Iafourche turns out better
than was expected, considering the raVages Of
she caterpillars.
The Mansfield tDesoto parishl Times says:
We have seen several new bales Of cotton dur.
ing the past week. but the planters all report their
crops TO be much less than they expected month
ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

S. R, CHAMBERS. DRUGGIST,
dSfner Liberty and Erato streets.
A NGosTUkA ARoaTATIo BlTTERs
PREPARED BY DOCTOR sIEGERT, AT ANGosTURA
CNoW UDADBOLIVAR.l

These bters do only distinguish themselves by their
flavor and aromatic oo above all others generally used but
at the time excellent tonic and ehcacious
stulant ncte the appetite They principally used
thus pour half tablespoonful in winegass mix it with
rum, orDther liquor and take it before breakfast din
ner any other hour day you should feel ncne6
they likewise be used in aud water syrup and
thus composed they have agreeable taste and
suitable ladies and children. They excel
lent remedy for removing Indigestion atuency historical
diarhea which originate from weakness and relaxation
of the digestive In such the dose is from half
tablespoonful according the violence of the attack aud
may be taken, mixed as above mentioned pure
several tines hour the OF the day until the dis
disappears Besides their usefulness in the
ofeyer and they also excellent preservativs
against the aforesa aadieS the former the dose is
from half to tablespoonful either mixed above, and to
be taken two three our times during the day while
the PATIENTS free from fover the adapt their
When to children above years old the
should be from twenty sixty drops in proportion the
In fine they be applied with for the improvement
onew rnn by using Two tablespoonful OF Btters to each
taste, giving Immediately agreeable flavor similar old
|
Besides file nboye mentioned advant geous qualities
these Bters they of most important service
ey against tue Asutc Choeraan Cholern every instance
where they had been employed with splendid In
the every day three four times until favorable
result is obtained which often experienced For
and children the doses to be smaller in proportion to
their age and constitution and be taken mixed with good
generally found TO be preseatiye against the aforesaid
| Cholera and Gholerin.
| For sale by w. Fl. HESNISG & CO.,
IS and 81 Car7p straet Sole Agentsin New Orleans
A YER's PILES ...........AYER's PILLS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

DasrRHATE ASSAULT On Thursday evening,
lest week, q man named Peter Brnehef, while rid.
Ing III abnggy near the Silver creek bridge on the
l5sbanan roali IL this county was stopped on the
highway by two Men, one of whom seized the
horse by the bride, while the other presented
kniIe to his throat Id the NEST approved style Of
sne highBa lyman, demanding bis money or his
iife.s Bsing Of the opinion that life without
money would not be worth much any way, Mr..
brucher told the footpad, he could take his life,
PIT net llls maney. The villain took him at his
Ycrds aud made desperate efforts to cut him with
the knife, which HE held III his hand Bruehef, in
Y meantime, defended himself as best he could.
Ing struggle between the two became DESPERATE
and the Tobber was beginning to get the worst 81
y, xlen his e9airade let go the hofselR head and
oazne 70 Che rescue. ghe horse, nnainp binseIf
Tree, started ofl ID gallop, carrying Mr. 81 with
htnl, leaslng bis asaailants behind. The criminals
were arrested on Saturday, and are now SAFELY
lodged III our county GAN Their names are Patrick
Brady and Michael Conner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

Heavy TAX BILLs.-fti Is announced that A lib.
gle firm Id New York, who are well known tobac.
eonists pay the government internal revenue
duties, upon their manufactured tobacco. M
average Of $4,000 . month, and that their entire
taxes, including licenses, income and other taxes.
during the year, amount 10 considerable more
than 81 ,0l0i000. The well known house Of A, n.
Stewart q Co., in New York, besides over S400,,
008 income tag, pays the government millions of
dollars annually il the shape Of customs.
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TIE. Dl ANDmHE's
---PgFE.-s
BARsAPARILLA BIZ

d
ae asnton oi The Public City and Country Trade Is
spssssasy called 90 the introduction Of the
AarsnpnrRIa BitterB,
he most Pleasant valuable Bittss that has ever besnu
y hS country Therede in general car be supplies
" ths following aFoeeFa ana Druggists:
sao, aesEa Z 81, IS e ana 4 Now Laveo street.,
Griffin z Porch, 81 and 80 rchoupitoplas straat
Ell. Hart Co.. Ts rs and II Tsboapiton,as st,...
4. Basaet, cor araviey and fchonptoulax streets.
z AFet T oanhon, % and q Old I.svee street
John y Moore COZ, Poydras and New Leyes s,rea,..
VIM. O Mitchell. cor Camp and Poydraa streets,
cass Bowling, 30 Poydras street
D Nv, harsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and c,ray,s,
TarnsE Wales Druggists Royal and 0rstomboas
g. N, MORRISON, Agent,
Y Magazine strast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

THE LoNDoN TIMES AND MERIuA.--suddenlv
changing the tone il has maintained for years. tbe
London Times hos astonished It's renders by boldly
advocating the payment by England Of the Ala
bafna claims Italso continnesits friendiiness to.
wards America BIZ advocating Maximilianis abdi-
cation and opposing further French intervention
in Mexioo, and its latestartice on American affairs
was one urging the President to accept the constI,
tntionai Amendment ana use his influence TO nro.
cure its adoption BY the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

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"a, for the world-n
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and one Of sslye.n
he most gentle YET searching medicine ever swallowed"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

TONE TO THE STOMACH
WHICH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS THE POWER
OF DOING.
DR.. samuel ennert'. Preparations.

DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT SO celebrae ed as having had for
the last twenty I've years. in the treatment
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the NEST lucrative Medical Practice in Che sonh has at last
consented allow of his remedies
and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has been engendeed by the repeated solicitations of those who
experienced benefit OF his remarkable professional
skill and by the mpossibity Of giving especial attention
each the written applications made him prescription
by those whose pecnniay circumstances business habits
preclude the possibility OF applying in person to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

SAD AccpRsT--A La6sf G0red b4 "a Coac.A
few days ago Mrs. Mildred Airport residing near
Bowling Green Caroline county Va, was gored
act OF milking 1t seems that the unfortunate lady
Mas proceeding as usual to drive young calf ont
o2 then icloaure preparatory to milking when the
COW became enraged, and making towards Mrs.
Az. buried one Of her horns IN her side and tossed
her I'd tlie BrnHnd, The vicious creature then
xushad 81 The PROSTATE fern 81 Mrs. Airport and
gOred her twice MORE BY which time assistance
came and she was driven oil. At last accounts
fhennfortanate lady was alive, though her death
vas hourly expected. She was upwards Of sixty
tEe years of age, and highly respected throughout
The county,
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MAaaTEa,s FILLS AND sALvE

almost in their escts and a cure can be alOs,
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing be productive Of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt once and the usual
eonconitants Of the distressing disease
These remedies made frem the priest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
Thsy viii harm the most delicate female and can be
given with good eject in prescribed doses to the
babe.
FOE oUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions Of the skin this sALv most Invaluable
does heal externally alone but penetraes with the
ssarehing effects TO the very root of the evil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
A YnR's PILLS. PILLS.

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These ara The prs TO iIiDnss Some
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surrounding producing general aggrayaon suffering
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and how rsct they the natural action of the
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They sugar coated, that the sensitive take
them easily ndthey surely puIgeti7e medicine
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

A PHYSIOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 100 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors
porabe Consequences upon the Mind Body the An.
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truthful adviser the married. and those contemplating
rage, who physical condition Sent
free postage any address, on receipt of % in
or postage currency, by addressing ......
DR.. LA CRoIx, ....
No. 81 Maiden Lame, Albany, N. z.
Theaphor may upon any diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mall and msdl
zines sent to any part of the world
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a VIGOROUS ArPEEITRi

And coespondngly strengthen the Digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Hea ana steady the Nerves To those who
are not familiar with the use Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
Ayers Ague Cure,

Shils and Fever Remtten Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache and Bilious Feyers
indeed for the whole diseases originating hillary de-
rangement caused by the malaria of niasnac countries
This remedy has rarely failed the cases
Chis and Fever and has This advantage other
Agne medicines that subdpes the complaint without injury
to the patient II contains qunine other eeterous
stance nor does II produce qapism or any injurious effect
and you win indorse these assertions Prepared by j. O.
AVER CO., LOWELL Mass, and sold by
L. j. HART Il CO.
Wholesale Agents. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
DR. MAGeIEl's PILLS,

AS an anbious remedy the following extracts omvariou
letters win be- ills hoped Of sucient importance to justify
the quoting Of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
INTERMITTENT FEvERs,
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Prlce-s1 per bottle.

Wereit necessary cericata after certificate could be ap
pended this from we'll known citizens, but dssm
less soldby all Druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

SAD FAMILY PAVEMENT Of the most
saddsning and heartrending cases Of family be-
reagenient that we have neen called upon for
many years past to record, came to our know
ledge yesterday morning, the distressing par
ticulars Of which ere brie6yas follows It appears
that Nh. Wendell Snyder highly respectable
citizen residing at No. 1873 Orleans street, has d
family Of sig daughters, varying in age from ten
totwenty-tWo. about ten days since one Of them
aged thirteen years, was taken III with something
resembling diptheria, and died On Sunday Oeto-
Der Tth. ina day or two after two others, aged
twenty and twenty-five years. were taken in The
same way. The elder became partially GONZALES
cent, and alta late hour on Saturday night last
was summoned to the death-hed Of the younger
sister a most afectionate scene ensued, when
the elder sister was seen suddenly to fall, APP
parently overcome with emotion, and in few
minutes Has q corpse. Immediately after the
younger ssister died, and the two freed spirits
winged their way to their eternal home together.
Two other daughters, we are also informed, are
ROW III Of tlle same disease. We cendole most
sincerely With the almost heartbroken parents.
baltimore COMMERCIAL.
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P1EMa
-roE-
GHILLs AND FEVER.
a Certain Cure /


a Certain Cure
enes Thsy Oatharc PMS. acting npon She stomach
Liver and Bowels containing Arsenic 9aloe Bua Mass
or any otar Mineral snb9thnce great advantage the
s Blue Mass or other minerals they will the OBJ
CHILLS AND FEVER
DUMB 2duE,
PERIODICAL HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA,
and all affections Of like character Follow the directions
and will nd they will do all that Ii claimed for them Try
one box and their merits will recommend them after
wards.
We have used GaighRn's Pills have never known them
70 fall TO when the directions followed and unhes
tatingly recommend them to public favor:
Hon. TH0S j. JUDGE, JuIge Supreme Court Of Alabama
AlabamM
DAHiEL aAYRE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge of Ma
WI. q WALLER. shegiE Montgomery county, Alabama.
gol. A A. q B., 9 Il T,4 RALh
goLJ o. RIDDLE, New Orleans late Railroad Contractor,
Alabama Georgia, etc
GEO. MASON, Esq, Mayor wetumpka, Alabama.
Wholesale AGENTS.
THOS W. MARsDEN, 49, Broadway, New York
HAARAL, EIsLEY Z ToMPKINs Ghambers strest NY.
BARNEs WARD CO., New Orleans, La.
Sold ~ ali pruggists
Retail KElce-81 SO per Box
RLoUNT 4 HALE.
Sole Proprietors,
Montgomery, Ala.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE HONOR TO
inform his friends the public that he has opened
RETAIL CIGAR STORE at No . Caroudelet street where
genuine imported Havana Cigars and Cigarettes only
sold F. "A. GONZALES.
HAVANA CIGAEs...,,.,...,......CI CIGARS.
10000 Genuine Imported HAVANA CIGARS, III bond and
duty paid.
For sale in lots to suit by F. A. GONZALES,
No. % Tchoupitoulss street.
DIAPER PAPER CIGARS
OF the celebrated brand of LA HoNRADEz.
5000 PACKS in bond and duty paid.
For sale in lots to suit, by F. A GONZALES,
No. 20 Tchoupltoulas street.
C1GARETTEs,,.,...,...,.,...U IeARETTEs.
Cigarettes oFhe celebrated brand La Honradz
genuine and imported for sale by the single pack at 5c per
peck at No. Carondelet street, by F. A GONZALES
HAVANA CIGARS. ..,.............cI CIGARS.
Genuine and guaranteed imported Havana Cigars at cents
..,, .. ~. - NJ o,.,.,.,.. -. -
,,o,,,,-,,
I a. FERNANDEZ,
IMPORTER OF
HAVANA oIGARs,
No. cS Common stree. and No. as Canal Street,
tuP sTA1RsJ
-- - NEW ORLEANS
MUS " WA@Sh g 0"''
fT5OB, O, WALSH, late of Lynchhnrs, Va. +; ARTHUp
CoNEELL late of Montgomery, Ala
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ooAsAA OF eE WE AhD NEW a'SySR sTRHEss
REFER 70
General Harry T. Hays, New Orleans, u.
s% 1850 Ia 0 T, & Il I LS S va
a 9. -e---e : ~. t- -oLA.
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