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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
WILLIAM vrerns, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi-
nance and resolution. the board Of registra
1ion adopted the following.
On motion, resolved that all official min
utes Of the proceedings Of this board, to-
gether with all proclamati0ns, resolutions,
and other legal notices be published in tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAN,, the New Orleans
Advocate and the Homer Ihdd M
On motion, resolved that the Official pa
pers Of this board be required to publish
the constitution In their regular Issues until
the days Of election, inclusive, to be paid at
the regular rates fixed by the convention.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
r, g. RICaARDsoN, Secretary.
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WIN. vIGERs, Secretary.

Be it ordained by the constitutional con-
yention OF the state of Louisiana, That the
board of registration created by ordinance
adopted by the convention February Is,
1868, shall have authority to enforce the
collection of the taxes levied by the several
ordinances Of the convention, and to per.
the same.
Adopted in convention this third March,
1865.
JAMES G. TALIAFERRO.
President.
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CITY coUMcIL--oFFIcIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Regular Session.
Cry HALL, New ORLEANS,
March 81, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
aud was called to order by the President.
The roll was called, and the following Al
dermen answered to their names;
President Graham, and Messrs. Burbank,
Carriere, Clay, Devices, stapleton, and
WoolAey.
The minutes were read and adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY OFFICERS.
The following communication from the
Street Commissioner was received:
STREET COMMISSIONERS oEF1qE,
City Hall. I
New Orleans, March 81, 1863.
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen:
GENTLE1EN--I deem it my duty to draw
your attention to the importance of imme-
date action respecting the cleaning of the
draining canals. The season is advancing,
and if the work is much longer delayed 1t
will not be possible to clean them this sea-
son with safety to the public health, or that
of the men engaged in the work. IN their
present condition they are nearly useless as
draining canals, filled up as they are with
mud and filth. To permit them to remain
of valuable lives. Atno time In the history
| of this city has there been SO large surface
| of filth in these canals exposed to the action
of the atmosphere, and giving of such enor-
nous quantities of poisonous ana noxlous
gases, Communicating the air Tor long DIS
| lance on all sides of them.
| The condition of the Bayou st. John, ana
the necessity of disseminating the drainage
| into the bayou is also a subject requiring
prompt action. The digging of a tail race
| for the purpose OF carrying off the drainage
| as provided for by resolution now before
you, should be executed as soon as possible.
1t is not necessary for me to speak of the
subject from its legal aspects, further than
to say that If some change is not made the
city may be involved in a number of law
suits rs the residents in the vicinity Of the
bayou are much annoyed by its poisonous
condition, their health endangered, their
property damaged, ard the bayou instead
of being in pure and wholesome condition,
is one mass of corruption, giving off large
quantities of poisonous and tetid gases, in
much worse manner than the draining ca
mails themselves.
My observation of these things in the
course Of my visits to the various parts of
the city, added to the many complaints
made to me by citizens, requesting me to
urge upon your honorable board to at once
complete the legislation on these subjects,
Is my eACuse ioI IouuIlhB YOU IeSPSOtluS a
matter you have already under Amusement.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
The following communication from the
Controller was received:
CONTROLLERS OFEICE, CITY HALL.
New Orleans, 3lst Gay of March, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen would respectfully state
that the house standing in the centre of the
neutral ground of Claiborne street was put
up at auction in this office in accordance
with ordinance No. S7l, new series, and
adjudicated to the highest bidder, (Alr.
Dennis Cronan), for the sum OF three humid
red and seventy dollars.
Respectfully,
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stands, and also Of the plan of the market,
which designates the several places where
the various articles may be sold, and there
is no authority for their sale at any other
stalls than those marked on the plan by
which the market was sold.
All that is necessary is that the matter be
left as it now stands, and proper enforce
ment of the law, which now my attention
has been drawn to the irregulari'y, Twill
see that the farmer complies with the law.
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
The following communication from the
City Attorney was referred to the Finance
Committee $3.50
New Orleans. March 81, Isss. }
To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
GKNTLEBRH-I received from your office
letter addressed 70 you on the Gath Of
March, 1865, By Mr.. Howell, the City Treas
urer, which informs you Of a decision rem
dered on the 23d instant by the Sixth DIS,
trict Court Of New Orleans, upon writ oil
mandamus sued out by Mr.. Hiestand, As
sistant City Attorney. to compel the Treas
urer to hand over 70 the Assistant Attorney
All licenses unpaid on the FIRST Of February
last. The judgment OF the court was that
the Treasurer should hand over to the As
sistant Attorney all licenses unpaid since
the first Of March last, which was in CON
formity TO the position taken by me as ths
counsel OF Mir. Howell IN defending the
suit. and 10 conformity TO military order
Of General Hancock. do not think It I'D
!, visabIe 70 take an appeal from this judg
ment, which seeInz % me to be correct. Al
TO the tan per cent TO be paid by parties il
default, or which has been so paid, moth
/ ing 10 said in the Judgment referred to nor i
the petition Of Mr.. Hiestand for the man
damus. do not think it has anything 4
do with the suit IN question, and can no
see how it could beniade subject of con
test in the appellate court If any aPpea
] we're taken.
Very respectfully.
A. NJ. BUCHANAN,
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e1.eoo.ooo IN WATCMEs.

pAaeFSt>|-rC ~ =
FOR SALE ON THE PoFUIA
TONE PAkTOE PL
GIVING EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE
For the low Price Of Ten Doll
WITHOUT REGA RID TO
And not 70 be Paid for unless perfectly
100 Solid Gold hnnting WatOhes....'
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 49,.
It0 Ladies' Watches, Enamelad. 49,.
2l0 Gold Hunting Ohnon ter Watches
200 Gold Hunting Engiiah Lew rs.
SO Gold buutihg Duplex Watcnes..-
500 Gold HunhuR Ameriean Watches
500 silver Hunting Levers ..........
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes.
500 Gold ladies Watches. ............
lou Gold Hunting Lepines.
1000 miscellaneous Silver Watches. :.
200 Hunting Silver WAtches .....,s
$3.50 Asserted Watches al kinds. 49,.
~ Every patrcn obtains a Watch by
uaent, costing but $40, while II may b
Ne partlailty shown -
We wish TO Immediately dispose
uamsd stock. Certificates, naming tn
placed In sealed envelopes, and well mi
are autitled % the articles uamed Oh
cate upon The paymsnt Of Ten D j ars,
3 Watch worth Sl019 or one worth less
Of any 81 our certlhcate9 entities you
named thereon upon PAYMENT irres
worth; and - no article Valued less
named on any certificate, II Will At ono
thisi Is
NO LOTTERY, BUT sTRAIaHrFoR
I,lATE TRANsACTIOr WHICH NAY
FATED n EYkA By THE
EA8TfprOuH.
A single certificate will be sent By %
upon receipt Of 40, hge for 81, eleven
thT0o and eleEant premium for IS
more Taldahle premium for 81 10. one
most superb Watch Tor SIS. TO Agents
ma employment tins y a rare oppors
the G0rernnqnt. and 0pa8 TO tbs
scrutiny. Try Us
= - NRiaHT, BRO 4 Co, IN
dla2etM lsl BROADWAY,
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sory Notes, Bills Of Ladine, Dray -
Checks. and al kinds Of Commercial "
executed atthe Rspublioan once. No,
street.
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~ n N WJDTTNTTE ~
City Attorney,


The following report from the Finance
Committee Nas resolved, and the resolu.
lions accompanying Rad twice under 3 sua'
pension Of the rules. and adopted unani'
EnItH1s Cu1IlIl1IERA,
oitg Hall. 1IaN ot|aana. Hslen ~ lAla
10 tie Honorahis tha nnaga u Aaataiaub Aia1susn'
GHsqLBhnn Tho Flnanee Committees
have the hoaor to teportup ne following
subjects referred TO thems
Upen the petition Of J. h. Darling 81 ais,
claim sBentss asking remission OF the taA
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STATEMENT ISSUES DESTRUCTION
Il the o
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CERTIFICATE oF ELECTION.

AkbS9ts
WIZ. VI6ERs, Secretary.
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Of $50 imposed upon them under ordinance
$40, new series, for the year 1868, unfaVora-
bly,.
Upon the resolution introduced by the
Hon. J. p. Sullivan that the Street Com
missioner be instructed to take into his pos
session the fragments of iron fencing that
formerly inclosed portion of Lafayette
square, /" etc, the Finance Committees recon-
mend that an advertisement be published
for ten days by the Controller fol. sealed
proposals to repair the railing and brick
foundations that were injured and destroy
ed by the conflagratiOn of the Odd Fellows
hall, and also to paint the same, and to per
form all that may be set forth III the specln-
cations to ensue, in event of the approval
Of said proceedings by the Common on no ouncli'
j. p. SULLIVAN,
Chairmen pro TEN. Finance Committees;
G. G. SAMPSON,
B. F. JOUBERT.
Resolced, That this Board concur with the
Finance Committees in their recommends
ton to issue proposals through tine Control
ler's Department for the repairs of the iron
rail fence about Lafayette square, damaged
by the con1agration which destroyed the
Odd Fellows hall, otherwise the contractor
to use such portion of the fencing, etc, as
may be in good state of preservation.
The following report from the Committee
on Streets and Landings was received:
COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDINGS, }
Board of Assistant Aldermen,
CITY Hall, March 81, 1868
To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
GEsTLEMRN-Your committee have the
honor to report upon the following sub
jects referred to them, viz:
Upon the petition of Paul Waterman d
Co, asking the exclusive privilege OF estab-
fishing floating baths upon the Mississippi
river, your committee would report favor
ably upon the request, with the exception
of making the privilege exclusive. II this
modification is accepted by the petitioners
your committee will report an ordinance to
cover the case.
Upon the resolution providing that all
persons who have carts employed on the
city works be not permitted to draw pay
for the same until they have subscribed an
affidavit that the cart for which they draw
pay is their own property; and prohibiting
the City Survey or and Street Commissioners
from employing more than one cart be-
longing to any one person, your commit
tee would report that, il their opinion,
ordinance No. 74l, new series, approved
October II, 1867, directing the Street Com
missioner and City Surveyor to distribute
their patronage in,the employment of carts
among those who own but one cart, is sui
ficient to meet this case, and that any fur
Their legislation on the subject is not only
unnecessary but iniudicious.
F. W. PERKINS,
Chairman.
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lid. The effect of this will be devst
tomorrow.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. 1. lsS1-bales.
Arrived to-day .........-...s..'-.-.'.,, ~
Arrived previously. gu, ia
Cleared to-day. ......s.....-s-...-s'-s S,oll
Cleared previously .64l, lll-l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
c. S. SAUVINET,
5. STRAIGHT,
j. L. STERRY.

On;motion Of Mr.. Sauvinet the Secretary
was requested to inform the Street Commits
sioner that the bridges in the second and
fourth districts are in bad condition, and
that he notify the contractor thereof to at
tend to his duties.
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COMMITTEE Rooms Bo4RD OF REGIsrRATIoN !
New Orleans, March 10, 1865.
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sl,s3s tss 90
Deduct excess Of destruction
over issue eI,eo8 %
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IA l. S
Vegetable SiCiIian iIdiI ReneWu

ErcrH Uear increases the pope
thrifty oi htis rdtunbtc Hair Prep
0fati0u, nktch il dne to ntei.if
nc. De cHl assure OHi' 0M
fons Hat IL is Kept fulty np 10
nigh sfdnd0rd. and to those
1clto hare nerer used ii ace cnu
confidently say. that IL Is the oniv
reliable mud pe31ecfed preparn-
ton To rcs'ore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to Is yonthfhf color, maxi
ing II sort, iustr0,ts, and sifhen
TIE scatp. by its use. becomes
Wi'ife ami ctcdn; IL remoces all
e,Hptioas ann danifHU. and by
Us tonic properties prerents the
hair from fniii,.y orr. ar Ii slim
Hfafes ami nOurishes the hair
gfnn,ts. By its use tie hair 0roms
thicker nHd stronger. In bufaf,tess
IL restores the capillary giand.
10 their noflHaJ Uigor, and tciu
create neW grOWth erceut In
f.rtieH.s otd age. IT is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer nsed. as II requires feUer
appiieafiohs. and gires the hair
thnt spiendid gtossy otpearupre
40 much adiHfsed On all. II. Il.
Unyes, NJ. D.. Sf0te Assauer ~
Hnss., says. "tha constituents are
pure nI,d cnrefnfiy selected for
e.ccefient Gttniify, anil / c0nsitfer
1t the BEST pIeEPa -kATlON for
its infended purposes. Ne pub
Ash u treatise : the heir, NHich
ne send free TN mail upon dppii-
;.io,.. WLich contains conisneta-
datOrV notic"s from cierNYInetls
pHysici0l's, the press. and others
Ne hare mdde the stsatfU of tin
hair amt its dise0ses n sDccinfty
for Ye0rs. and HlaO,o that iue make
ne most eJ5ectiUe preparation Ios.
the restoration and The preserrd-
ton Of the hair, ertanf. and SO
acknowledged by the best M~di.
cal nnd Chemical Authority.
Sid BY all Drug1ists and Dealers in Medieiin.
COOK, cO6URN 4 CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
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Sasaalery Harauare.

HAYpEa \ KAY, Carriage Goods. saddery Hard
Il wacs I.atter, Hubs, spokes. and Beut Carrie ne
RI, Strings, Axies Bolts, ana Maieabe Iron. 45 &
4 Z "a street.
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seamless ThimDle Ske ma,
Twines and Corn,g.

~ BROWN CO, Manufacturer Our ska1ns 49,
~. the heaviest and best offered to the aae ssnd
for illustrated catalogue. 2s Kingsbury Street
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RpWEN, WHITMAN 4 WINSLoW Wholesale Dry
II Goods Woo.sns and Notions, Is ana II Randolph
strest l~rg, stock and low prices.
ALE AN WICK, Dealers in Dry Goods, WooIens
~ aud Notions 1T Wholesale. Stock we'll selected and
sold at bottom prices, 50 Lake street.
q D.JAcKsoY CO, Wholesale Dress Good. = ~,
~. foods, Notions Hosiery WooIens Furnishing
Good, Ac 50 and "a Wabash Avenue
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TESTIMONIALS.


HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Isys yrania
write
Pil1ielpaia March Is, 1867.
rood s aa n s.sa s ssss st'r. !.
i've i've ercans, and Of ua benz it il. esss
of debility and wanto nervous action in the system
Yours truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of TIE Suprene Curt ~ Iennsylrania
fh,ddeiphfa Aprii Il 1868.
II consider s.-oonsnds German Bttels'e rataabls
medicine in f attacks Of Indigestion or Dyspepsia
can certify this from my experience OF it.
Yours With respect
JAMES thompson
From Rev. JOS. III. KENNARD, u. d.,
Plstor Of The r y Bpatst church, PHILADELPHIA
Or. Jackson-De8r Sir: have been freauentl. re-
different kinds of medicines but regarding 'h practice
out Of my appropria 0Aate sphere, have in
all case. declined. but N with q clear proof in
various instances, audi - particularly in my
family, Of the usefulness of Dr. Boo:ands German
Bittsrs depart for once from my usual to
press my full conviction that far general dttfty The
fvst,fn, and especially for LIVER Complaint SAFE
and ratuatie preparation In il may fail but
usually, doubt not it will be very beneficial those
who infer from the above canses.
Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD,
Eight, below Coates ST.
From Rev. e. d. FENDALL,
Afsistdnt Editor CtriHidn Chronicle PHILADELPHIA
have derived decided benefit from the use of Ifoof
lands Gerhan Btters feel it my privilege To recon-
mend q valuable tonic 10 all who sre sui
fering from general debility from diseases arsrs
from arrangement of theEver.
Yours, truly,
Ed. FENDALL.
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~ ILBERF Hu BEARD 4 u, Twines and Cord, re- at ali
= descriptions, Cotton Canvass Of all ~idtbs ana
Weights Tents, Awnings and Covers, Tar Pitch Oskum
Tackle Blocks, etc, 2o5 and 2o7 Water street
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Saddlery Hardware.

BRIGHAM, GOODYEAR hayes, Coach and
l. dlery Hardware, Leather, Hubs, spokes and
oarriaee work, Springs, Axes, Bolts an Maileabls
1sl Lake street.
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{ H / c A G O.
TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards COM
pose this column are carefully selected from
the leading firms in Chicago as those whose
extensive operations and widespread reputas
ton entitle them to the first rank in COM
merce. The business cards of these estab-
lishments in their several trades have been
classified in alphabetical order, forming
comprehensive synopsis of business informa-
ton, upon which our merchants can rely.
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/. - ------------------
Farm Machinery.
sssyssGstlSe.

k4fNDLEss Chain and Lever Horso Powers Drag IN
- Circular saw Miiit, Corn sbellers HAY Caters
IL, Press $, iced Mills, &c. r. 8. MeSEHoLE 20.
taae r., Chicago.
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Roofing States.

pURPLE, Green and Red koorng States The only
house in the West keeping large supply: prcfles1
skaters furnished Whtacre Raymond lae Washington
. -e ~
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=
Rubber Goods.

MccAaH FITCH, 12o South Water street. Whole
u sale peaars in Coarse and Fine Wrapping Papers
fwinss and Paper Bags Of every description
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Oils. Paint. and Glass.
Paper.

I ERIs, HAM co sell pairts, Oils, varnishes and
~ Window Glass, cheaper .han auy house in The
30 to 90 South Water street
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Chicago Iron Works.


I EfZ BON, 81 70 90 Franklin street, Manufacture
IL wrought and Cast Iron for buildings, bridges etc
Bank vaults, doors, shutters grating Iron rafting
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Comm issiOl,.

IrLAlR, DENSNoREA CO. Commission Merchants.
- No, is5 Washington street-Four, Grain, Prosis-
ions, &c.
| NDEkWoobA GO ,Gonmis son Merch All is In siour
y dfan, seeds, Pork, Lard, Beet Taiiow, etc. office
to Washington street.
- TILES, COLBY kcMAEAN Comnise!on Mer
chants apd Wholesale Provision Dealers 235 South
" Attr street Chicago.
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u uBBFR CLOTHING CO., Y. NJ & ". A. Shepard
IL Manufacture all descriptions of Heavy and fancy
Rubber Goods, Hose and Betting, Stationery and Drug
Goods 50 Lake street
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"a. 10, j., II and Is \. Csns Street. Chicago
Fancy Dry Seeds and Notions.
ElfH, WOOD 90, Importers and Jobbers Of
~ Fancy Fry dooda, So4ions. Hosiery, White Goods
ana ooien Goods coiapete atoek lowest prices
e6 Michigan Avenga.
E1h DUR. CARTER CO., Importers and Jobbers IN
- White Goods Linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions
Trimmings, corsetJ, y Leke Street
II AIMING BROS, WEST d Co, Wholesale d4a ars liz
~ Notions Hoop Skirts HOSIERY, G!eyes and Fancy
Day Goods, II Lake street Our stock entirely rev
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NOTICE.

we'll established TACT that fully haf Of the
female portion OF our popnlati seIdom
in the enjoyment of Rsood health, er to use
their expression, - never 'eei we;' they
ausud, deeoid Of all energy ext eney aAe
have appetite.
To this class Of persons the Biters the Tonic
especially commended
WEAi. AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong the OF either OF these remedies
They will cure every OF MARASTuS without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated tie
hands of the proprietor hut will allow Of the pub
location Of bnt few Thsss II will be obsarve I'd,
Of note and such standing that they be Der
loved
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> - - ~ - -
GrGcertes.
.s'------------. ..----.-- -.
Hair fSeneWar.
Hardware.

EArdWare.
I nLL0iG & JOHNSON, Dealers in Builders hare.
~ ware and fools, Agents Tor The Riverside Works
Wheeling Mails.
Orders mail f!led with promptress and dispatch at
lowest fsnres. i1s Clark street
HEENEBAUN SONS, 30 Randolph street Whole
NJ sale Hariwatesnd Cutlery M Iron Nails
Carriage Bolta, loose Joint butts, etc, Penns A1es
and Edge Tools.
M AkkLhY ALlING co. Importers aud Johbsrs Of
III Hard sare aud Cutlery, 81 Lake street Manufac-
tarers 0 Wire Cloth, Sleeves Riddles &c.
4 fLLER, BRo'S KEEP, Importers aud Jobber7 in
al HardraIe, Cutlery Agricultural Toots Agency for
American Pile Co and Wheeling ais, 65 State street
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Oils ana Paints

/ WILLARD FOX, manufacturer of window Glass
L. White Lead, ul and Putty: agent for Brandon
Paints, Richmond pray's Axe Gil, Crosbys Carriag.
| Top Dressing. 81 Washington St
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--.--------.-----s---l---,-----
Dry Goods.

u W BLA1uHtoRD a CO., Manuiaeturers OF Lest
Ii Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, Pig Lead, Linseet
OIL. raw iad boijed, 10 North Clinton street
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Eags, Gaps and Furs.
Iron and steel.

kWEsT DEMsrER CO, Ea..,, CAPS. Fur.. Buck
~ Gloves and hlittens, 1o2 aud io4 Michigan Avenue
Ghiea2p.
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u PEAR, PRINCE & HeLBRoOK importers md deal,
ers 10 carpetings, Paper Hangn.s and Wlados
shsies We sell ods low and make syety in
dacemt Mt TO purchasers the market will afford nev
Carpet House with stock entirely throughout 81
30 State ST., east ir5n Of crosbSs Opera House. Chi.
eeeo.
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DEBILITY.
Persons .3dcHMred fM Eff

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
theu With all its attendant ills, win find in the Of
these BI TIERS the TONIC an elixir that witt ins
life into their veins in the
and arlor of youthful days. tuild their shruuk
FORMS and give health AID happiness to their remain
tn
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Fancy Dry ssocas and Notion,

n L. HALE 4 BOTHER Wholesale Flrciture
q. 10. j.. II and 10 A. Cansi Street, Chicago.
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