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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. 10, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
| City Hall, Nov. 10, 1868.
mo. 1l3l-N.S.l
Resolued, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized to adjudcate TO the lowest hid
der, after five days notice in the official Journal
the contract for grading and Smelling Craps street.
from Elysian Fields to Enghien street, say a dis.
lance OF i've squares, the work to be done in strict
accordance with plans and specifications of the
| city Surveyor.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Ioigneo) JOHN BREEN,
Approved Nov. l9, 1865.
(sienedl JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will. at
bis office, on Saturday, December IL, 1863 at noon
edJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
s6ove contract, as per specifications on file in his
Pas. LIBARRs. Deputy Controller.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. Cry HALL
New Orleans. Dec. s, 1868. {
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
az MS once, on Saturday, Dec. IL, 1865, at IL
O'Clock. A. NJ, sdjudicate to the highest bidder
or bidders, the contracts for collecting the reve-
aues OF the markets separately, for the year 1869,
according to existing ordinances
Pas. LABARRE, Deputy Controller. i
PAANOs--sEWlN< MACHINES,
AGENTS WANTED.
SIS TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount can be
made BY selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Prce, SIS
For Circulars and Terms address
G. BOWERS 4 CO.,
$50 South Third Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa
A X. BLACKMAR. MUSIC PUBLISHER,
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
Knsbs, Nunns and 9una PIANOS. Prince ORGANS and
hELODEONs Etc.
ssl BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
to4 CANAL Street, near DauphiB,
NEW ORLEANS
f'IhB flAhOs..............FIN PIANOa
GUST. von HOPE, w Magazine street. has in. ..oc,
o. rAroS mannfscturedi In Louisiana which he gusrsn
tees TO be eq1s In all respects those Of foreign ma.
offered for sale IN this city Prices viii be found MODERATE
Citizens invited to call
Nj. WON HOFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAI |
q the Loussns State Fair held New Oreans January
aas, ior VIC 1Hcf rlAto nads In the Southern States
GUST. y0k HOPE
W May.sins street. !
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y, DlsEAsks-DR De BAUssET win take charge Of and
guarantees 70 cure the following chronic diseases viz secr
Diseases Whites Biennorrhees UlcersJ Rheumstsm out
Dyspepsia Chlcrose Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Urns
HOgAns and Deafness Consultations every day from IL
O'Clock H. till p n ct his Office Orleans and Bear
bon streets keeidence, No. a panphine street.
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APPROVED By TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron ana MAJ

The treatment Of choroc scronous affections "a .Iv.x.
ong ano tedious With the usual preparations OF iron whieb
NOT fall owing TO the not being aba 60
suppor, them me researches of Profession Hannon al
5russes 6ensou aud retrequin OF Lyons 8erren. ~
fu o. r:s: have demonstrated that smsnss
a. r Wing 70 me absence OF Manganese which as wsi
IRON an essential element Of the blood Tbess PIIs
supply an important deacsncy therapeutics and
consequently received the appreciation OF de Acemx
Meocne and the principal scientific bodies Thsy are
With certainty Of success against Choros resn
, s.cmacn complaint Poverty Of the Blood
Aenstruaton and preferable the pills Of odds
tionA ~ S~-S''01' INV
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tCFFICrALl
COMMON COUNCIL.


ARD OF ALDERMEN.
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IN. y. WlLHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND ACCouCHEUR
oos and Rssidsncs No 300 Bsronns Betvesn o,rod ana
Julia StrestsL
NEW 0RLEANs, La.
Once Heurs-From II =. TO 3 O'Clock p T. epseisIlsv.
Female Diseases and 0bststrica
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No More Copsiba and cubep..

No More Copsiba and Cubeps
eEAAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT on
r. MArIoo vEGETALIR
Wness al other medicines have failed these preparation.
VIZ eject cure These insure rapid
cure OF severe recent and chronic
They are used In the hospitals Of Paris By ebratsd
n,cod and are found greatly superior V hitherto
mineral remedies and Oopaba Cubehs Ths infection
used In recent and capsules In chronic cssss
Syrup of Peruvian BARK and Iron,
-PREPARKD BY
0RIMAULT 90.
Chemists TO q. l. r. Prince Napoleon Psda
This medicine presents IN agreeable FORM the sctfvs
principles OF Peruvian Bark the best t0nics combined
Wiz ifon one OF the principal bass Of the blood IL
sSriDed b the most eminent physicians Of Paris TO cure
Chloros Green sickness TO facilitate deyeopment OF
young females and 20 health ygor the system
general rspidy removes the distressing stomach COM
plants caused BY anes and leucorhsa which ladies
so often subject resusrzes and facilitates the now OF the
catsnenia, and Is also excellent pale Emphatic and
scronlous children Lastly the appetite, promotes
dgeston snd IL extremely beneficial 10 al persons whose
blood has been Impoverished Illness or long and d nc1t
convAescenca The effects this Syrup are st certain
and speedy.
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Encampments.


THE e. W. GRAND EScAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semannusly on the fourth Wednesday In y.nu.,
ond July. omoers for lses-J Twinnsmors ofNo 5, W.
ersnd Patriarch; A w. Macdonel, Of No. s. Il n Grand
High Priest Jules A Florst. Of No. l. w. Grand va
mi C. Wilson. Of No l. R W. Grand Scribe; B. DssIlvs
No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; Ge. W. R.
Of NO. D X W. q. Junior Warden A. w.l.cs
nan'e', Of NO. !, x. W. Grand Representative.
seorze Nungesser, ofko. W. O. Marshsl Frank Pa.. a,
No. Z, W. Grand Sentinel; NJ Fraukford a. NJ :, w
srsnd Sentinel; Henry Jones, fNe. DA No. psDut,
District Grand Patriarch ''1's
sIAsDHs Cohhrrrkka-credatial and Ret.uus --roth
an fossr' Of No. Wn' Bloomfield, Jr, Of No. s. A. NAM
resu, Of No.a
oa'e @ ne od~'-J. a. Dunlap. of No 1, Luther Homss
ofrs. I, q. Tinemsn, ofNss
fsaanoe-K n. Russia, Of No. T. John q. Hsno o,N.,
Geo. @. Kaux, ofNo. G.
.0asasson and By-Lavs-Howsrd Mflspsush, ofNos,
Edward Plssury, Of No 4 Il y sturcken, Emo. g
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Subordinate Eneampments.

""oroinate Eneampments.
wILDEY NO. l.
s On the First and Third Saturdays Of each MONTH in
oss 100" NO. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance Gem
psny. oncsrs-B. Da siivA o. p; A. Themson II. p;
Thomas Il. Jonss Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAKPNZNr NO. s.
Asets the Second Fourth ssturdsys of ssch month IN
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on file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
Yeas-President Markey. and Messrs. Boguille,
Kaiser, Pessou, Poynot. Prados and Shields.
Nays-None.
Be il resoIued. That in accordance with the
provisions In The amendment of 1850 TO the char.
ter of the New Orleans Gas Light Company pro.
vidiDg for the lighting of the levees, said com.
pany be and is required to lay down the main pipe
for lighting the leyee, between Poydras and Grod
streets.
Be i resolred further, That the surveyor be and
be is hereby instructed TO direct the proper pac.
ing OF lamps, TO be connected with said main pipe
This was referred to the committee ION streets
and landings.
The resolution Of this board for lighting St. Der.
nard market with gas was returned, concurred in,
with the amendment Of substituting the
words " street commissioner" for the word
Surveyor"
A motion to adhere TO the original resolution
was lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Kaiser and Prados-2.
NsysPresident Marley, and Messrs. Boguille
O'Brien, Pessou, Poyuot, Prados and Shieids-6.
The amendment was then concurred in.
Resolved. That in section = of the market ordi.
nance. passed by this board on = day of Noyem.
Der 1865. instead OF (" rates fixed by article No
500 of Leovy's Digest" that the rates as fixed BY
said article be inserted in full in said section.
This was, on motion, laid over until the next
meeting.
Be IL resolred, That the MAYOR be and he ia
hereby authorized and requested 10 forward to
the lessees of the New Canal and of the Caroude-
let Canal a copy of the report of the committee
to examine into the causes Of the late overflow in
The rear Of the city," with request that for the
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fsavsr.Issmeptl

lhafsf''smensl
To fHn PUBLIC NY ATTENTION was
called, an Saturday, TO a consideraole
excitement In the city, caused by an IN
Junction served 90 all the meat shops,
calling on them to close during marker
hours There are points 10 De discussed
on both .'des--"he'her ,ne," snail De
market houses or NEAR shops. The
question gives rise 10 many points, and
IS certainly OF great interestand oil vital
Importance 70 th's OF any eommuniiy'
Many "lll argue the con'en'ences' tue
saving OF time, the cnerpness OF mea's'
ETC., 10 having SHOPS ihose VINO argue
this way certainly 90 not Know or nave
not bad experience enough 10 see the
imposltlons that can oe pA,mea on on
them Every, wen reguia'eu Guy, oo'n
10 Europe ana our own COUNTY, Is wen
supplied win good ana substantial mar
ket houses. In most cities tney are me,
elegant, costly buildings, ana great pride
Is attached 70 mem py .neir c,tizens,
Much rests win tne autnorines OF
councils OF cities, 10 see tnst the citizens
are led with pure ana whoiesome aru-
cles OF diet, butchers meats especia,y.
Health should De paramount 70 all o'her
points. DO you npd oisessea or murrain
beef IN market houses no because
the butcher is SURROUNDED oy tnose OF MS
own. profession. shame or exposure
would deter him from seiling IT, Wouiaa
this be the case win the meat shops !
There may De exceptions out you must
learn me more tnah know aoout Dutch-
ers. There Is tne great iever' SELL AZ
stake-tne himignty uohar;
In EoRianu .ney nave .ue lnslec''1u
OF beeves down 70 nice POM. In
france .nere are iarge ooodsoHS
or slaughter houses III one deslgna,
ted place. where al, oeeyes' caves ana
sheep are inspected osiore kiiieo' AT
Boston, ne" 10TH, and All otner large
cities 'hey nave inspectors VINO nave
such, ana sucn markets 70 go 70 every
morning ana eAauine eacn stah oi meat
In 81 Louis tne peeves, ETC, are ln-
sspected az the stock YARDS. ana now
look at memphis cluzens imposed upon
doy after dey-over one huhared cows
stolen by citizens, sold oy ciuzens, ana
eaten oy ci'heus w.,1in 'ns past year
Have dney peen sou ~ tue market
housesf IL any, very rev. NO. the
shops ana front row are the places 10
sell such sun as murraiu Deei, cnolers
hogs, ana peer SO poor 'nat u is as oisck
as coas Can TINS hesltny peer, dying
through aclual ssaryauon Is NOT sucn
meat sickiy ana leVerisn LOT 'no want Oh
nourishment, may suu mere INA. 700
much OF tn's naIfs'atveu peer IS oIIe1 70
the marEe,-nouses. much more could oe
SAID on TINS point; out enough ior tne
present.
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coLosEL MiroHsLL As iirRcuLEa.
During the week the question should be
determined whether the PAducah and
Memphis road will be built Subscrip-
tons to the amount Of twenty thousand
dollars or more we're made 10 the capital
stock Of this company about ten years
ago. Since the war Rev. DR.. Andrew
Kerr and Colonel Mitchell have mani
tested much interest 10 the progress OF
the work. Such has been the condition
Of the city and country, and such the
impossibility Of obtaining money for
any such work, that nothing has been
done. The people Of Dyersburg did col
leci, not long ago, about four hundred
dollars 10 pay for work done by civil
engineers; but such was the supposed
intangible character Of the railroad com
pany that those who paid this money did
not even demand stock certifi-
Gates for the amount. By tireless
energy and unremitting labor Colonel
Mitchell has secured much valuable leg
islation. The several counties along the
line Of the road have been authorized by
the Legislature to take stock, and even
direct State aid has been secured. For
all this we are greatly indebted to Col.
Mitchell, and for his tolls and successes
he should have something more substan-
tial than our gratitude. In fact, he can
only hope for personal or public advau-
toges to result from the success Of his
schemes by cooperating with Sam. Tate.
Dyer county and Dyer County Court
have spoken decisively. Unless Colonel
Mitchell can give tangible, practical
assurance that the road will be built,
there is not county along the line that
will act differently from Dyer. II Men,
phis refuse assent to Colonel Tate prop
osition there is no probability that this
city will vote, as part of the county, to
invest any sum in the work. In fact,
the people have lost faith in in
dividuals and will be very careful
to intrust public funds only to citi-
zens of long residence, who are
thoroughly we'll known. This was the
difficulty encountered by Col. Mitchell
in Dyer county. His character was IN
blemished, but he was not known. Within
the week an adventurer in Nashville has
fed with 100000, the assets of cor
poration. A stranger is not the less
gentleman, and not the less entitled to
every social and civil right, because q
stranger; but when people intrust vast
sums to one man, he must be very
thoroughly known, and his worth must
have been subjected to the severest tests.
This was true before the second deluge-
sometimes called the wsr-and is in
finitely truer now when villainy is the
rule of action, and honesty and truth are
exceptional. In the midst of violence
and public orders, as when the oceans
depths are broken up, that which is solid
and valuable sinks to the bottom, while
worthless and unsubstantisl things float
upon the surface. Hence the material
of legislative bodies in our day, and
therefore popular distrust of individuals.
LOMBARD.
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GRAND So. NICHOLAS FESTIVAL THIS
EVENING. The grand festival for the
benefit of St. Mary's Catholic Church
comes of this evening in the large
engins hall, corner of Adams and Second
streets, and will be certain to be most
brilliant affair. A large number OF
tickets have been sold, and every effort
will be made by Rev. Father Snyder, the
respected pastor of the church, to secure
tbs pleasure of all who attend, and all
msy expect to enjoy themselves. A
oon;,aI band Of zgsie has been engaged
for the oee>sion. A spieFald bible will
he voted to the cost popular Alderman.
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FRESH Kentucky butter, atJ. Devoto's,
corner of Third and Adams streets. *S5
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs, 2l3 Main.

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs, 2l3 Main.
FIRE THIS MoRSISG.-At the hour OF
nine clock this morning it was found
that the building on Madison street, on
the corner of the alley between Main and
Front streets, and near the LEDGER office,
was on fire. People stood around in an
distracted, dreamy state for some time
before any one would give the alarm.
When the fire was at first discovered it
was quite small, but before the engines
could be gotten on the ground the build
ing was wrapped in flames, which
soon destroyed everything, but were
prevented from spreading to adjoining
houses by the efficient fire companies
to whom we feel ourselves under obliga-
tons, and return our sincere thanks for
their having saved the LEDGER offi.e
from the devouring flames. The occu-
pants of the house were Ferguson d
Prevett, insurance Office n. Henniger,
shoe shop Mr.. C. 7. Curtis, cotton office;
Mr.. NJ. d. Welch, law office; Enoch Tay-
lor, Great Western Dispatch office and
Mr.. Larry Harmstad, the well.known
steamboat agent. None Of the par
ties lost very greatly. The only dam
age done was to the building, which,
perhaps, will amount to five thousand
dollars, and was owned by Mr.. Thomas
Cooke. The cause of the fire is not yet
fxno-n
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Special Notices.

Bride and BridegrOem.-Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution Of MarriAge-a Guide
to matrimonial felicity. and true happiness.
Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Addrcss, H0WAED ASSOCIATION.
Box p. Philadelphia. Pa. @-96
cough.-Ko Cure, Nc Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
xrPER TAB Is warranted 70 cure cossh, CrOup.
Hosrseassz. Threat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. IfnOt satisfied. return
the empty bottles and set your money back.
D. T. GOODYEAR. so Second street. Agent.
Price. IS cents. Net cent by mail. ST
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HICKMAN ARREsTED-Jockey Eagan,
hackmau, was arrested yesterday evening
on the charge of stealing seven hundred
dollars from countryman whom be was
conveying in his hack to the steamer
Clifton, at the wharf. 1t was understood
that the countryman left town after the
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Bargains in clothing. 2l3 Main.

CARD OF THANKS Mr.. Felix Fransi-
ola, 292 Front street, would return his
thanks to the fire companies for the ef-
ficient mannerfin which they acted this
morning in suppressing the fire on Madi-
son street, and thereby saving his house.
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JOHN LILLY has removed his large and
select stock of staple and fancy groceries,
wines, liquors, etc., to No. 35l Main
street, where his friends and the public
generally will find superior stock of oil
goods in his line, at losoest market rates
for cash. 80
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RETuRNED.-We were glad to see on
the streets this morning General Forrest,
who, with Captain William Forrest, has
just returned from the line of the Mem
phis and Selma road, which is now being
surveyed. The General reports pretty
good success in raising money for its
completion, and it is very much desired
by all the friends of the enterprise that
he may succeed in getting from the city
the three hundred thousand dollars voted
by the City Council.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

obI0 REWARD. sTRAYED FROM MY
- ~ residence, last Sunday. larges wide
born Texas co W with six months calf color
light red and whites was last seen on Dunlap
street. near Bass avenue. The above reward
will be given for her return to me, at corner
browns avenue and Pigeon Roost road, ~
miles from Court Square. or any Information
heading to her recovery. 1851 M. INGALLS,.
Avalanche copy three times.l
GTKAYFD-FROM 81 MARKET STREET,
- on the 23d Of November. Dark BrindIe,
Muley COW, both ears, cropped, white on the I;
formation rewarded by l7s.tl T. TITuS:
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ITO TnK VOTERS or TIE SECOND
4 WARD. Al TIE earnest sole tatior 81 ny
friends % become q cardi1ste tcr re-e.eciicn
n the position 81 Alderman Of the se,ord
Nari 81 TIE snsuInf eltcii1n. \ have cor
-erretcnt TIE ward a11 ne cIiY honestly. faith
fnlly anl b he bet 81 NJ atiiity. irrespective
ofparty. us.l o. =. JOHNSON.
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Fine clothing at Lew. Wexler's.

BEAUTIFUL FLOUR, new ST. Louis
brand, just received at Az Main st. SS
NOMINATIONS. FOR ALDERMAY.-There
will be meeting at the engine house,
corner of Adams and Second streets, to-
morrow evening, for the purpose of nom.
mating candidate for Alderman Of the
Ward. We would suggest the name
of Mr.. James o. Durf for the position.
We know the gentleman and think him
qualified in every respect for the Board.
Should he receive the nomination, it will
meet with a number of views expressed
in his favor.
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THE CITY.
Meteorological Observations.
lRKroRrKp nv kDwAnD coLDsAiTH.l
December 3. 1865.

PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 2e2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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HOP AT THE CoMMERoIAL.-We learn
that there will be hop at the CONNER
cial Hotel on Thursday evening. The
Allen Bros. will be certain to get up a
pleasant entertainment for their guests,
and a fine time may be anticipated by
those who contemplate being in attend
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
AlfaaIaaIPpI Avn rnnnraarn RIIInnAn.

Arrival and Departure of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEssKssKn RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express. daily. 800 Pm. a05 pm.
Sardis accom'n, or. Sunday, $3.50 An. b:OO Pm.
Froght. north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday...."-......- 4;l6 pm. 700 An.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily........l2:46 Pm. l2:4U Pm.
Through express, daily...-ll:l0 pm. 300 pm.
Somervills &C. save Sunday s:45 An. 4l5 Pm.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAiLRoAD.
Day Express-...........-...- 5;s9 An. 5Sq AN
Night Express................ 245 Pm. 3:l5 pm.
Humboldt Accom- n.-...... $3.50 An. $3.50 Pm.
Railroad time Ia Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office. No. BIN Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
GorYe WEST p Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 a.m., and
arrive at Madison at o'clock pm.
GoxtYG EAsT-LeaveM adisonT Tue sday, Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1880 an; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock pm. and Memphis
Mt 1:30 pm.
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Jusr RECEIVED, fresh supply Of Pitts
burg coal. Gas coke for sale at c. T.
Peterson's Office, Is Madison street. 7
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WI. HoRrOS is selling the best Pitts
burg coal at loves. market price. Give
Billie call. 0sse stsPiess 4 shs=ps's,
354 Main street IS
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One hundred dozen ladies' linen collars
and cuffs, latest styles, cheaper than ever.
1 RICE & ENGEL.
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
family coal. Leave orders at 222 Msdi-
son street. liz
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PREgARE Tor cold weather b having
your CRATES set with Lemons improve
meut. Orders left at H. Wetter q Co.'S,
Nos, l2 and 10 Monroe street, viii be
promptly attended IT, %
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W. II. EAsTLASD, the well-known
queensware man, is now at Charles N.
Erich's queensware store, No. 1923 Main
street, where he will be pleased to serve
his friends and the former customers of
Eastland & Gilbert. BAT
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FoR RENT.-An elegant dwelling house
with eight rooms, and furniture, II Mos
by street. Terms cheap; time, twelve
months. Apply to Mrs. Lucy Ann Jem-
mison, II Mosby street. 81