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FOB RENT.

ITO RENT "A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
j stoFe-sne Of the finest the eitV-NO. I42 Canal
street. near Cnrondeet street. Il Is susceptible Of
being divided into two stores. 70 . good lessee Il
will be rented cheap. Inquire q
N. 4 ERNON, No. Story Building,
fe2 Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
no RENT.-A NEWLY BUILr TWOsTORY
! Brick Dwelling. with al modsrn eouVenisnces,
No. Rampant street. few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediate Apply 70
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MRWSPAPRRs. MA AIN re-
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETo

A. SIMON,
BnFOuae 8ireet...,..s....."9S
has ALWAYS ron aALK
An ne OITY PAPERs,
All the Northern and Western DAILlES,
The leading PIOTOkiALS,
lf0 different Publications, among which are
the American Naturalist the Journal Of Speculative
Philosophy. Thrilling Narrative Of the Union Re-
the Negro in the Rebellion, lie Comta de Morsts
Lo Progress, etc
Subscriptions received for the American Conflict
history o. the Great kebelhon, By Horace Greeley,
In two large, douh o column octave Volumes Of sA9
pages each Illustrated with IA Portraits, EneFaV.
inEa eta. and containing descriptions Of 81 battles
100 quetAtinns- and Gas references ote nor
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STATES DISTRICT OOURr,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BAnkruPIcy-NO. GO.
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH PLONSKY
Individually, and as Member Of the Late Firm Of
David Levi, al Pionsky-B ankrupts.
WHEREAS JOSEPH PLONSKY, INDIVID-
W uAliy, and as a member of the late firm Of
DAVID, Lew Pionsky, of Abbevile, in the parish
Of VeTmillion and district Aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of March 2.
1867 has this day filed in said Court petition pray
ing for q discharge and certihcate thereof from al
his debts and other claims provAbie under said act
Notice 10 therefore given all creditors who have
s:-ssss sss=s SIS 80, 50 . --Fs..l
a H., 10 assigned for the hearing OF the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cauee. u any they have, Why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted.
: CLERK Once, New Orleans March g 1893
Ah2s aplAa
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BOARDING,

III Rooms and Board for farnihaa and single gen
GOmsn can be obtained by immaaiat application 81
l. JuhA street. ie2f
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MISOEILANBOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given that application has
been made for the reissue of Eight One Thousand
Dollar Certificates Of Stock Of this Southern Dry
Dock Company, the originals having been Lost
mia got 8. L BROWN
VISITING OARDs.-LADIEs AND GEN.
temen wishing cards written with neatnees and
tbs Orders az saPS CU sS ms us . aIS1S R
street, near corner St. Charles;
mh9s Empiie Gard Writer
L @. BERRY. PETER HART.
RERRT q HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
s1Canp street,
NEW ORLEANS
Country orders promptly attended to.
EB.-GoOds delivered to any part of the city, free
of drEyAee. mil
REEVES AMBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR,
InPrSv
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp Clean and Healthy.
ItinvisOrAtss the Roots Of the Hair
ItfOrOss the Hair and Beard to grow iuzuriAntty.
ItimmsdinisiS stops hair Falling Out.
Ithesps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
IsrestOrss Gray Hair to is Original Color,
Itbrnss out HHir on heads that have bssn bald for
Ssz-a.
It is composed entirely Of smpls and purely vsssta.
bic substances,
thas received over sig thousand voluntary tsstmO-
malls Of its s4Osllsnoe many q which are from ply.
saciuns in high standing.
1t lis sold in hAltDOund bottles. che name blown in
the glass; BY DTuSsists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle wholesale by
Demas Barnes Col c F. Wells Co.; sehis1slin
mh22 B 400. New York.
3. aTArLRTON-
ATTER,
and
Bsalsr in GunA Pistols, Ammunition, Militia
og....,........... Canal 1treet............... ~
aaI RKW ORLEANS.
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Eutate OF Robert W. soIIy. deceased.

FOR The CITY AND COUNTY OF PH1LA
dephia-
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Fourth Ward Radical Republican Club
meets every WEDNt SDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING corner Cont and IRENE streets. mh2l
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UNITRD STATES DIsTRIoT o0URT.

VNHTED STATES DIsTRIOT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Iu BankruPtcy-NO. 81.
IN THE MATTER OF W. s. GRAYsON.
Bankrupt
"HEREAS VS. GRAYSON. OF THE PARISH
w ofOaAehitA and District aforesaid duly declared
BankFnpt under the act o. conRress of March 1851
has this day fled in said court a petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice 10 therefore gwen to ell creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in inter
est, that the 30th day of April, 1853 at IL A NJ,
is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show cause, IL
any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
UeTk Office, Kew Orleans, March 20, 1858.
X. LOEW.
mh24 apl0 20 Deputy Clerk
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d. Williams,

I d. WILRANAs,
wHoLEsALR DEALER In
SHELLS, fLASTER PARIS
SAND LAlHh
GRAVEL, OXPRESS LUMBER,
BRICK, RAILROAD TIES.
LINN, wharf, TIMBER,
OB@iEHT, SHINGLES,
ASH. OAK, AND FINE WOOD
No. rs Enaehen atrest,
aols en- HRW ORLEANS
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

q. M. POree is candidate for the Office of
Street Commissioner. He will be supported By
his many friends. MIN IT.
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Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
noon, on TUESDAY, the thirty. 1rst day Of March.
1859 commence the sales a. the Beef Market Second
District of the right use and occupy he tables
stands etc. of the several markets of the CITY, in
eordanee with the above ordinance, to be adjudi,
on die in the City Surveyors Office,
s. @. BROWER.
mh2OlOt Oevuty Controller
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WANTED,
.....azeae..

CMALL HOUSE ANTEO.-oNE UP
" town, near railroad line, with five or six rooms.
Rent not to exceed $50 per month. Address P, this
once. giving particulars mh4
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NOtiee.-R. L CROMWELL is a candidate for
the Legislature from the Fifth Ward, parish of Or
leans MANY FRIENDS.
mh2G
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TN b A N X n U PIT CY.

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N BANKR UPTCY.

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, An auOtionesr in Nashville. Tennes.
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ton last week. He allowed one of the
bidders 60 get on the mare to try her
spead. He must have been pleased, for
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P. T. BARNUM'S
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~List Of Patents issued to Indiana
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At last we have direct news from DIR.
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H0TII0AY PRESENTS
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A RREND CO.,


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And FANCY GOODS have been consigned TO them
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Arrassemen, for Paying Taxes.

NroTicR is HEREBY GIVEN. that srrsnxenssta
~ have t-en made ut the Caslsens BANK, 70 reccave
Taxes due for State and County purposes This viii
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heir busne IS 10 Richmond.
JOHN SIN, Treasurer.
Certerville Ind, Oct 81, 1857. Se-u >
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IN p Lockets new style Belt Buckles Gold Pens
ana Pencils fancy Work Boxes Gold Pens with Gold
anu shser Extension Holders and large assortmen mt
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VI tne pest make ard latest styles.
cnanee to obtain any of the above articles
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A Coop JoKE.-At the recent munic-
ipal election in Memphis, Tennessee,
the Republicans came off victorious by
handsome majority. This result was
perfectly amazing to the conservatives
of the city, who had confidently counted
on carrying everything by storm The
reason why "this is thus" as Artemus
Ward used to say has come to light
It appears that there are about five
thousand colored voters in the city,
most Of whom depend upon the soon
sentative" leaders for employment.
These employers, as usual, threatened
every laborer with discharge who
should vote the Republican ticket but
"to make assurance doubly sure" as
they thought) they supplied the negroes
with whiskey, and in many cases with
greenbacks. The tanglefoot was swal-
lowed with smiles, and the greenbacks
pocketed without q nod of dissent; but
10. upon election day the ''brutal
blacks went to the polls four thousand
three hundred strong and deposited
straight Republican ballots! Only one
hundred negroes voted the conservative
ticket, 'and those one hundred cost US
five thousand dollars" says the Avail
anche Perhaps Sambo hasn't any
gumption, but he certainly succeeded in
"hoisting" the Memphis conservatives
with very sharp trick.