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AUCTION SALES.
TWO DESIRABLE TTo-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS
on Prytana street, corner of St Andrew street
BY y. II. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,

'Ofice No. AZ Carondelet street
NTEDN ESDAY, April 25th, 1900, Mt ~
w O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctonees Exchange
Royal street, will he sold
4 CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND together with the build,
ings Improvements thereon in the Fourth District in the
square bouudsu by Prytan Paquomine, Coiseum
Andrew and Josephine Streets b. tie ten
on rlan drawn by Bussen the 18th june lSiS demo.
sized in the office Of J. sbony late notary public, which
the of Pytania and ST. Andrew street and
thrtywo feet SIX inches front Pryana
by hundred twenty feet in depth and mt St.
TWO CONE JRTABLE TWO-Sr0RY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSES and back buildings, covered with states
tanning parl0rs Kitchen tie first floor and bed
rooms servants rooms, etc, ETC. the second floor
TERMsThe purchaser to the ulent Of two
bearing mortgage the property dated March 80
1866 payable respectively and years each for ~
with the date of the notes. the
cent per until final payment For the remainder to
pay $1,000 cash and the balance IL months with interest
the of per per and special mortgage until
final payment The buildings be kept insured by the pr
chaser the amount of the credit payments and the policy
transferred to the vendor.
sale before Gotsclalk Wagner, nosries public
the of the purchaser including the u Internal
Revenue Stamps.
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KIsLEY's EXTRACT OF BUCHu.

Just received fn supply of Rsey's famous Compound
Fluid Extract OF BuCHU very reliable preparation. For
sale
SYME'S Drug Store,
l39 Canal street.
New Orleans.
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HOLLEY's CHINA MAGIC VARNIsH.

Just received large supply Of this excellent preparation
for Polishing and Cleaning Furniture removing all kinds Of
Stains spots arising from spilled liquors. acids oils ETC. and
restoring at their original polish and color
For saleat STME'S Drug Store
l39 Canal street.
New Orleans.
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CONGRESS WATER.

l00 cases CONGRESS WATER and EMPIRE SARATOGA
WATER fresh from the Springs Just received for sale
SfME's Drug Store,
l39 Canal street
New Orleans
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do not boast Of having superior advantages my neigh
bo but will customers that from eighteen
rience New Orleans and Diet elimination to
be unersod offer inducements to quality and prices
equal to any Drug House In New Orleaus
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VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ON THE
the New Canal opposite the Metare Race Course
side and facing the New Canal the other, suitable for
public park public gardens places of public resort
BYJ. Ii. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Offce-i7 Carondele street.
"WEDNESDAY, April %. 1860, at IL
w o'clock the Merchants and Aucoueers' Exchange
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND LARGE TRACT OF
LAND situate the Meairie Ridge the junction Of the
Metaire the New Shell road side opposite
the Meare Race Course and the other facing the New Canal
and Shell Road measuring 2l57 feet less the Me-
taiie Road immediately opposite the Metae Course by
depth varying from l73l feet to 1899 feet together
property, measuring the canal and shell
road (sOGth sde) about 658 feet 'front.' by depth
ing from 1893 feet to 76i feet, less according
plan Of survey made by VIM H. Williams State Surveyor
may be examined the Office OF the Auctoneer No A Car
0ndee street and which will be exhibited at the Exchange
the day OF sale.
THIS SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND from its location
investment by tn who wish choice position for the estb
ment of suburban place OF resort much needed by the
population Of New Oreus This property is high, being
uuon the well known high ridge between the City and
several roads tn drive, and by the City Railroad which teli
Mates Immediately opposite to it,
For full particulars referred to the AucUueers
~ rERMs-O third cash in United Treasury nutes
OF the purchasers to their order bearing interest
the Of per cent from date mUtUry, and per cent
thereafter if punctuay paid and tgage and vendors
privilege, until final payment,
Act OF sale before GOttscalk NaTner SOtares Public
the expense Of the purchaser including the u S.
stamps.
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MEDICAL.
JAMES SYME-

JAMES sYME-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
NO. 1879 CANAL STREET,
ToURo BUILDINGs3
Opposite Csronlele street. New Orleans
IMPORTER AND
Fine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Per
fumery, Surgical Instruments of the
Finest Finish, French, English
and American.
MEDICINE CHESTS AND MEDICAL SADDLE
BAGS.
Our stock of Drugs Medicine ETC. embrace every arcsrs
CURED by the Physician and guaranteed quality
Country Druggists Physicians may rely on
having their orders filled in the best and the
favorable prices.
of having superior advantages my neigh
New Orleans and Diet ermination
undersod offer inducements to quality and prices
equal to any Drug House in New Oreans
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SPEEDS ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE
AND FEVER TONIC.

All the old Planters in the Southern States know the value Of
this most excellent preparation for the Of the ieyers indigo
nous to the South In C0ugestye and Typhoid Fever and for
Fever and Ague its Is remarkable.
1t can be had, Wholesale and retail
SYMES Drug Store,
l39 Canal street.
and at E. MONTEUSE's Drug Store,
corner Chartres and Benville,
New Orleans
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y FRENCH QUININE.

FELIETTEE'S FhENNE WV II,
1900 French QUNINE for sale at reduced prices, by
SYMf, Druggist
1879 Canal street,
New Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF H. T. RANNEY-No %, 36S-SECOND
District Court of New OrleansFy eight Bales Cotton
BY @. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY, Auctioneer.
Office, IT Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, April &c, 1866, Mt IL o'clock
Nv Urine and In pursuance of an order of the Hon.
j. W Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court of New
matter at public at Fassmans Cotton Press
Caliope between Locust and Howard streets, will be
sold 70 .,., c.,o,
r..TpRNs-Cash In U. g. Treasury Notes
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BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Ofice-89 Camp street.
April Esd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
I'A at Salesroom 50 Camp street, will be sold
1850 pieces American Spring Prints
800 Jaconets and Muslins.
$50 :. White and Figured Linen.
400 :. Linen Lawn.
$50 Ripks Cottonades.
Also
large stock of Spring Clothing
$50 dezen Undershirts
300 :. White Linen Bosom Shirts.
325 :. Over Hickory and Check Shirts.
800 Hosiery
$50 :. Straw and Felt Hats
l25 cases Shoes and Boots.
e1-TERMs-At sale.
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UHlce, II Car0hdeet Street
WEDNESDAY, May 2:s, at 12 O'Clock NJ.
w the Merchants and AucOneers' Exchange Royal
between Canal and Cusonhouse streets by
in of an order of the Hon Paul Thear Judge
Of the Fourth District Court of New Orleans in the
titled matter dated 10th April 1866 Court Docket No Is
of the creditors of the said nsovent will be sold the
following described property, to.wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in East Bouligpy parish of JEFF
teson in square No 55 bounded by Napoleon Avenue Berlin
Fit and Pytania Streets designated by the No plan
s. Phelps datd 18th Of February 1870 and deposited
in TIE Office of Beard late notary public in this city
depth of 1870 feet between parallel lines American measure
o1-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
Acts of sale before W. Caste notary public the
of the purchaser including the u s. stamps.
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FROM BELLEFILLE, ILL.
Especial dispatch to the Republican,
BELLEyILLE, ILL.,, April l6.-We have glo-
rious result; President johnson is ndorsed Belle
willie ia redeemed and the entire radical ticket is
defeated. Joseph Fitzpatrick was elected mayor
today over r. II. Pieper, government assessor, by
two hundred majority. The home Of Governor
Koerner, Lyman Trumbull and Jehu Baker sus-
tains our noble President.
FROM LAWRENCE.
LAWRENCE, April 1S.-A meeting. to indorse
Congress was held here on Saturday night and was
largely attended. Judge Thatcher, s. =. Riggs and
others, spoke strongly fndorsing Congress. Capt.
Christian spoke in favor of the President and his
veto the civil rights BILL Strong resolutions were
passed approving the course of Congress. This
being the home Of General Lane, some significance
ID given to the following resolution, which was
passed
!. Resolced, That occupying, as has the State of
Kansas, position of intense radical loyalty dur
ing the terrible contest of that has just closed
we feel Inundated by the recent vote in the United
states Senate by our Senator James NJ. Lane, in
opposition to the civil rights bill, and in ndorse-
ment OF the pernicious doctrines with which the
PRESIDENT returned and endeayored to defeat that
emaIahenty Just and proper measure. +.
lug special correspondent of the State journal,
writing rom Fort Larned on the 9Th of April,
i says; \ am nappyto announce that the only re-
naming pSnd OF Dog Soldiers and Cheyennes
were brought in by Major Wynkoop yesterday,
ana council was convened on Wood creek, some
niteen mules from this post. Little Rolee, the
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.WAGONS.
BY ID. e. MORPHY,
AucTIoNEER-OHice At Magazine street.
MONDAY, April e3, Mt 10 O'Clock A. M,
ll the evee First District head of Poydras street, will
be sold
10 Lumber WAGONS.
MS~TERMs-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes.
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STEAMBOAT FIXTURES AT AUCTION
BY Won ZINKEN q SULLY,
LEON Won ziNkEN, Auctioneer,
Ofice-Nos. l66 Gravier and II Union street.
MONDAY, 2:sd inst, at IL O'Clock a. M,
wi at Auction Mart leg Graver and II Union
street, will be sold
Two Engines in complete order NEARLY new) - inch cyn
der stroke made by Dumont Co., Cincinnati Ohio
80 Doors, with locks.
81 Blinds
l22 Sky Lights and Transoms.
POthoHse Sashes.
Pilot Wheel.
l26 feet Chain
sheets Boiler Iron
:. Sheet
Tackle, Blocks etc.
RS-TERus-Cash in Treasury Notes.
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ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON NAPOLEON
Avenue in East Bouligny Parish of Jefferson, at Auction
IL sYNDlC's SALE.
WM. HOLMES No. l5965-FouR1u DISTRICT COURT
HIS CREDITORS OF NEW ORLEANS.
BY j. II. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
]. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
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Country Druggists Physicians and Planters may rely
having their orders filed in the best and
favorable prices.
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In the way of live business neither house ac-
complished anything to-day of any importance
The Reconstruction Committee this morning nae
q meeting, and heard Senator Stewart, OF Nevaua'
in behalf of his proposed constitutional amend !
ment to settle the question Of reconstruction which
be presented in the Senate on Thursday last. me ,
amendment prohibits all discrimination IN civil
rights or political suffrage, and provides foI re-
& ratified by the South, it provides for their ad.
mission to Congress and the granting of general
amnesty. The committee did not seem to receive
the proposition very favorably.
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SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS.

CREEVY, NICKERsON d CO.,
WM CREEvY, THEODORE MCPHERSON, CHARLIE
NJ. FOXJ
Ship Brokers and Commission M erchantp,
Agents Boston and New Orleans Steamship Compan
IS Csrondeet street, cor. Grsver. New Orleans.
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=. .nsssA. mo-. mo. s4s., Z mos.
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PUTTING THE SCREWS ON STREET RAILROADS.

New YORK, April 16.-The board of aldermen
adopted resolution this afternoon, directing
street commissioners to notify the railroad com
panes at once to resume the running of the usual
number of cars, and in the event of their refusal
or neglect, the corporation counsel is directed to
take measures for the abrogation of their grants.
The councilmen voted to direct the corporation
counsel to take steps to cancel the charters of the
companies, they having failed to comply with the
provisions of those charters.
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A CIGAR SHIP AT SEA. The recent
passage across the channel, of the Wal
ter S. Winans, a small yatch belonging
to the Messrs Winans, and of similar
construction to the now famous cigar
steamer, Ross Winans, possesses much
interest to the public who have watched
the completion of the larger vessel, and
speculated so much of her performance
at sea. The steamer in question is y
feet in length, with diameter of nine
feet, and "a tons register. 1t is pro-
PEELED by high pressure engine of %
horse power, driving a submerged three
bladed propeller, aft, of four feet and
ten inches diameter The yatch start
ed from HaVre for NeWhaYen at $50 &.
m, on the morning of the 2Sth of
March, with seven passengers. A heavy
sea was running The yatch had on
board a full supply of coal, and was
immersed to few inches below her
centre. The engines worked smoothly
and well, and she rode the heavy sea
with ease and entire freedom from
rolling. Rising slightly to the large
waves she pierced their crests, which,
dissolVing, glided over the upper sur
farce of her bow, and as far as the for
ward end of her deck; the main body
of the waves passed gently along her
sides, rising but little therefrom. Not
drop of water ever came upon her
deck, while vessels of her size in sight
were daBhing the spray high over their
bows. Not shock of any kind was
felt as she met the heaviest sWells; on
her rounded surface the waves could
inhict no blow. The side seas, when
her position was changed, and she lay
in the tough of the sea, passed under
without causing any perceptible roll f;
snd this, too, whether she was going
ahead or stopped Early in the after
noon she arrived at Newhaven without
accident of any kind. - Manchester
GUARDIAN
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crepancy of only $4,000 in the O'Ma.
hony books Erin go bragh.

crepancy of only $4,000 in the 0'Ma.
hony books. Erin 60 bragh.
It is understood that the Surgeon of
Fortress Monroe has complied with the
instructions Of President johnson, to
furnish a special report upon the ply
steal condition of jeff Davis. The
nature Of the case has not been made
known, but there is reason to believe
that it does not speak in very hopeful
terms of his condition, and urges less
rigid system Of confinement. 7
Jno. Minor Bolts publishes pro
position for reconstruction, which he
has sent to members of Congress. He
regards the present plan passed by the
House as worse than a failure He
proposes to simply pass law, embrac-
ing an oath to be taken by all men of
twenty FIVE years and under, that they
never voluntarily had any thing to do
with the rebellion, before they can hold
any State or Federal Office. An oath
is then to be taken by those, of thirty
or under, who cannot take the first
oath, that they acknowledge the Con-
situation of the United States and the
i.ws passed under it, and that they will
protect the flag of their country.
Thus, he lsays, the government of the
South will be given to loyal men, and
those who were either driven or unWil
hngly coaxed into the rebellion.
The Treasury of the United States,
on Saturday, designated the Merch-
ants Exchange Bank of New York
city as depository of public funds.
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,LAII AGENTS. &C.

T.#EDNEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
H .. l.am-, iTozecuteS all classes OF CLAIMS
..s. iIa Government for citizens and soldiers.
H.a ls Ue.Fr -trcot Nashville, Tenn lnOv7-6me
VUuFEIN3, h. JO.-U- 8. aim Agents,
/ .H..u' Pay Accounts and QusrtemRsters'
...rrs bought at tine best rates. or collected
.... corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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coat AND wOOD.

TE.rLT EEyTUEES.-Deslers IN Cumberland
IN "I IHtfs.HTg C.W Wood sawed and split IN
lengths ONCE 40 Church street. Yard on
lHnuI, south OF Broad. All orders filled
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GFTEE5 8 HUNT-Mauulacturers Of all the
f| latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
a. Express Wagons and CIyals, ~ North
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ItIsEWERA.

.....-- HkTER BREWEEY.-MANKE &
- ....E. ..H.sssOT- ~ M. J.. DrucEcr. BreWers
7. All. .aI Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
4 .H ldecS-ly
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REFEEs ny PERMISSION 10
'1 h.raid OEsl-Uy, Governor State Of Illinois.
DAVID -- Lawns, Judge Supreme Court U. s..
Zoo. Vim. q. EIowniow, Governor Of TENNESSEE
-.r.a. JAS. b.. Erownlow, Adj. Gen state Of Ten
u"Hna
. H- 8nen, Nashville.
... "n. Na.hzu.sI Baxter, Nashville.
..... C. Guild Nashville
...a Hu-r smith. Nashville.
..areT E-f., Nashville.
MORRIS & Strstton, Nashville.
Evans Co, Nashville.
Porter, Columbia. Tenn.
..-.I.ru
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Go 70 Bryant, StrattOn & Co. = Nashville Business
College for thorough education In Bookkeeping
Penmanship, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
latlOns, Partnership, Settlements, sc.
Send for College paper, Circular Ac.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 3 co.
OeuS-ly.
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Al ERRITT a HlLI-Doaler- m Wall Paper
MI Window Shades, Window Glass and Photo
Graphic Material AZ church street, Mayhsld
H....| nE. opposite Maxwell House
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CITY DIRECTORY.
, rcnts of Insurance Companies.

..s.FY a SMITH, Nos. 80 and IS Union street,
.r -is.rsl represent the following Companies
~. Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Metropoli-
L as1lr and knickeTbOcker IAfe OF New York,
ACCIDENT Of Columbus, Ono.
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urlL AND HRAss FOUNDERS.

DaHY A DuAoNT, Bel and Brass s, FoundsTs.
II. La gsz steam and wafer pipe, OIL well tu-
..-aaF pump. gum hose, packing, spelter, solder
III .ar 4. No. "a Broad street, near the river.
HHr.T
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nook AND JuH PRINTING.

,...ssrl. BROWNE, HANKS q Cookbook
II ang HHr Printers, and pa Lsheri OF the DaI.
.# Weekly Union, Printers Alley between
and. U.s.Iancg streets.
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rooR>ELLEHS AND sTATIONEHs
eiRuIACE IIANUFACTUREKs.

..EsUaIUN, r. -Baokselier, Publisher
y .asr and Periodical Dealer, Post Otice
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NEWS nEALEus. sc.
EENL ESTATE AGENTS.

JUNE g. Observation-Disclosures and Retail
T. I..Esr'ler-. Stauunersr aud News Agents,
... g. North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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WALLPAPER, etc.

Ar w. BROWN Real Estate end General
ii ..nu4a krauta. over lOTB's Book Store, $50
..... alr, et, Nashville, Tenn. RuZ6-Gm-
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katchcInr,s lar No.

The Original and Best 10 the World. The only
True and perfect BAR Dye. Harmless Reliable ana
instantaneous. Produces Immediately = splentld
biack or natural Brown, without iuIuung the hair
or SKIN. Remedies the ~ effects Of bad dyes Sold
oy All Druggists. The genuine Is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regenersting Extract Of MilIeaeurs. Tor Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sepl5-Iy New YORK.
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Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
50 do Bourbon do do
% DO Rye do
125 do Recthed whisky,
Casks Hennessey Brandy,
do Otard. Dupuy Co.'S Oogniac,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very Cd,
10 do Peach do
do Sherry Wine,
In store, and foF sale at
No. 30 Broadway,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
spl0-G tGl
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DOCTOR OAROW's
CHOLHRANHCITIC

Nov that We anticipate CHOLERA in our midst
~ itnenOoYes us all 70 secure and keep on hand
some known and efiectual remedy for any arnsr-
geucy, and tins We find IN DR. CAEOW'9 sPECf
FlD, which 10 prescribed and used with sucb m
reunited success, (zcarcaly ever Ioaing a ea4a
hen THIS scourge visited Nashville, some years
pt-l Dr. CaroW WAs one d our most eminent ami
successful physicians, and whom his old friends
learn thus remedy can be had, thousands ybo have
esled ~ virtues VIII not fail % have Il On hand 10
Is no Fstent Medicine, but a compound from the
Prescription OF thus distinguished Pract itionar
mere can likewise be no better remedy for Chols-
ra,morDus, blaThosa and DyssntaTy.
For sale only BY
r. P. JENKINS 4 co, Druggists.
mayo-u - Market street. ODD Union
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naNKEEs AND HKoKERs.

.,re-T NATIONAL, gANK-6oyerumen DepOsi-
n .8rv-No. 90 College street. between Union
III TIE Public square Dealers 10 onc1rrent
Honey. Exchange, Com, and ooVeTnnlent Secun7
... ui al kinds. stocks And Bonus DousiL ana
.| 81 C0uIu.I--r0u. Collections promptly at
n. -.4y4zB. Pres't. JAS. q. OGDEN ,Cssh'r.
h a. JAHIs1s Assistant Cashier.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

.tvPBELL. McRWEN & GROEsBECK, Attor-
{ news al Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN al
. Uagr=. Collections promptly attended Ioi
T.. claims against the United States and Vouchers
a.lei. Once u North Cherry street, up siaIs,
OTIS. p. Attorney and Councillor 81 Law
[ J Uflce "a Cherry 81: r. o. Box 7is.
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COLGATE,S HOnEYsnaP-

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upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. lfet8-Iy
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Contractor.