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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
Shade Trees.

With little effort the present spring,
might be made the banner city in the west in
respect TO shade trees. 1t is doubtful whether
any other city now, has as many miles of
side walks handsomely shaded with trees as
this, in proportion to its population. There
is however room for further improvement in
this direction and Row is the season of the
year for making it.
Il is hoped that many of our enterprising
farmers in this county, will avail them selves
of the provisions of the law passed at the
last session of the Legislature, by planting
shade trees along the road sides. 1t would
not only be the means of identifying the
country, but would result in other important
advantages. The law is a wise one and inten
ded to confer benefits besides the mere graft
fication of taste ana adornment.
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The Intermediate and Primary Schools.

The intermediate and Primary Schools
we have elsewhere spoken of the High
School closing exercises, and have only time
to notice one other Department, viz, the
Grammar School of which Miss Gillett is the
teacher. This Department has in past years
been regarded as one of the most difficult for
the teacher there have been far more failures
in the management of this school than in any
other. Miss Gillett has during the past term
had this Department in complete contro no
other of the schools, either intermediate or
Primary, exhibits better order; besides the pu.
pills give evidence of thorough instruction
There are doubtless other Departments
which merit commendatory notice.
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North Ward German Schools.

A German School is sustained in the north
ward of this city, under the auspices of the
Catholic Church. and under the instruction Of
the Sisters The average attendance during
the past few months has been from 100 TO $50
The branches taught are Reading, Writin g,
Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography
Although the school is nominally German
the English is also taught. The edit ce for
merly occupied by the German Catholic con
gregation, as a church before the erection o.
the present new church edifce, has been con
veniently partitioned off and arranged fol
school purposes.
There is also a Protestant German schoo
on tia North side, under the auspices of tht
Lutheran Church They have very conven
lent school room, and average from thirty -fiv'
to forty scholars. The school is under thu
supervision OF Rev. Mr.. Keller, the paste o
the Lutheran church
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

HAenOsha Co Cigar and Tobacco
Store.
Do you enjoy good cigar?
You'll find keep the best, by far
All kinds of chewing constantly on hand
Plug, Fine-Cut, Navy, Flounders-every brand
Pipes of every description. size and price,
Meerschaum Briar Wood & all kinds tho't nice
The Prince of Wales Self Closing Pouch
The neatest and best, as all will vouch.
Paper, Mache. Tin and German-Silver Boxes
Pipe stems, cigar holders and mouth pieces.
The best of common and fancy smoking.
keep them all, without any joking.
In my line have many things rare
Call and see me, ON MARKET SQUARE
Aft H. ANDRE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
Bible and Shakespeare.

Rev. E. j. Goodspeed of the I'd Baptist
Church Chicago will deliver a lecture in this
city on Friday evening the LIST of May next.
Subject, ''Ihe Bible and Shakespeare" Rev.
Mr.. Goodspeed has delivered this lecture with
much acceptance. before large and intelligent
audiences in our western cities An admis-
sion fee of twenty-f five cents will be charged,
the proceeds of the evening to be approp ria
ted for the benefit of the Sabbath School of
the Church
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New Stores.

d. u. Gottfredsen is to proceed at once to
the erection OF building for store adjoin.
ing the one he now occupies on Main Street
The building will be of brick so feet deep. A
block designed for two stores, and one build
| ing for business purposes,is about to be erect
ed on the corner of Main and Pearl streets
The work of excavating cellars is already
commenced. New business establishment,
would not be put up, unless there were de
mand for them; therefore these Improvement
1 indicate an increase of business.
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Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE will Immediately
relieve and permanently cure the most aggra
waited case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sou
Stomach, Constipation, and all diseases OF tn,
stomach and bowels. Physicians, clergymel
and all who nse it, join in unobonnded prais
of its great virtues Sold by druggists every
where. Price S1.00. 1y41.
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MILLINERY GooDs.-Mrs. E. A. Reed, who
Tor many years has kept one of the most fash
lonable millinery establishments in this
place, has lately made many new and desir-
able additions to her stock. and is fully pre.
pared for the spring trade.
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The Rev. W. T. smithett will preach at
Wilmot on Sunday next, Goth inst, at 1015
and u O'Clock. Holy Communion will be
administered in the morning The Rev. Prof
Machin of Racine College will ofTic!ate all
day at St. Matthews
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
Wolf Hunt,

In another column of this paper will be
found the proceedings of a meeting in the
town of Bristol, for organizing 'Wolf Hunt, !"
Association. 1t is proposed to have general
'Hunt" on Monday next the 9th inst. Now
inasmuch as our Brietol friends complain of
great grievances from the depredations of
wolves, we hope the neighboring towns will
lend helping hand on that day, and en-
deavor to make the conquest OF the yarmi,ats
a success
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Lost,

Between Market Square and the Cemetery,
on Tuesday, the 21st inst, Large Back
Saw. The saw is brass back. The finder
will be literally rewarded on leaving the
same at the residence of s. c. Wine gar, or at
this office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
CITY |:

On Ann Street.-The story House, with large
barn and large lot fruit &c; block So
price
On the Park--E. Side-Two Story House with
Wing, and premises on Lot g. Al # front by
132 IT. deep-prIce $4,000.
On the Park-W. Side-Two story House and
Premises on Lot 8, Block Sc, SO #. front.
2l9H II. deep, with splendid view of the
Park-price $500
On the Parl-W side-Handsome Villa on Lot
10, Barn, Garden and Shrubery in great va
riety; choice residence-price $500
Park Avenue-House and Premises ON Lot 49,
good barn and convenient-price
Park street.-The story brick house and large
grounds ornamented with shubbery, abund-
auce of small fruits, grapes &c; Barn,
Wcod-house, Toulouse and carriage house
price $4,000.
Chicago street-Cottage House with wings, on
the best garden soil in the city; fl onts
the east and is a nice location-price g. 800
Unimproved or Vacant Lots in Ev-
cry Ward Of the City, at prices
Varying from $75 to $1,000.
Also Lots on Washington leland, choice and
cheap. Money to Loan on First Mortgage on Real
nlshed
e8 AL information necessary to pu rchasers
those wishing to buy gratutously given.
s. Y. BRANDE.
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DELIoIoUs.-The Catskill Mountain Pud-
ding made from DR.. Prices Cream Baking
if you want something nice to eat. Dr.
Prices Cream Powders all reliable grocers
have for sale, and a recipe for making the
pudding with each box. For sale by Bronson
q IN
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New Millinery Store

Mrs. d. Whltcomb has opened new Mil
linery store, on Main Street opposite the Ke-
nosha TELEGRAPH office. Her store is at.
tractlyely fitted up, and well supplied with
the latest styles of goods in the Millinery
line.
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CLOTHING SToRE-Washbish is ON hand
with large assortment of cloths and ready
made clothing People in city or country,
VIII find it good place to get an outfit suit
ed to any profession or business.
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An Attractive Room.

j. B. Kupfer has fitted up the front sales
room of his Bakery in attractive style. 1t
now presents pleasing appearance 1t has
become place of popular resort for people
from the country who come into town on
business
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KING & FELLOWS are receiving additions to
their stock of every description of desirable
dry goods. They invite the examination of
all DESTROYS of making good bargains.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
Local Laws.

NNVVtVL
All the local laws passed at the last session
of the Legislature, in this State, which apply
within the limits of Kenosha county, will be
found on the first page Of this paper. Two of
these laws elAte to matters in the CITY of Ke
nosha, and one has reference to a contem.
plated enterprise in the town of Pleasant
Prairie.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

good chance to buy stock and farming
tools near Wi!mot, on Saturday the I'd of May
next. See advertisement
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, at the Kenosha
Flax Mill, any quantity Of DRY Flax straw,
rotted or unrotted.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

Subject of the lecture at the Unitarian
Church next Sunday ing-shakesp eare
and Friendship.
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The High School

The exercises in the High School, on Friday
last, were attended by large number of Wis :
itors. The parts assigned to the several schol-
ars, either of reading or speaking, were per-
formed in highly creditable manner. Much
of the defamation was of superior order ;
the compositions by the young ladies were
well read, and the language employed was
in most cases, beautiful and appropriate 1t
is matter of qualification to our citizens,
that the High School maintains the distin-
guished position it has hitherto held among
similar institutions of learning in the State.
We trust it may continue to receive the aid
and support of the school authorities of the
city, who have its interest more especially in
keeping also the favorable consideration OF
the people generally.
Vocal music has slways received attention
in this department, and the exercises on Fri.
day evinced musical cultivation and taste.
The following was the programme of exer.
cises:
Life-Its Poetry and its Prose- Miss Stanton.
The Casket of the Mind, - Blake
Vireathus to the Lusitaneans Mr. Cottinc
DUErT-In the sta' i.
We Live in Deeds, not Years, Miss George.
CoDWeDs Merrill.
! Yankee Genius, Mr. Golf.
Woman Recitation), Miss Furman
| Work and WIN, - Webster
Death of Hamilton, Mr. Fox
DUETT-Sprng time has Come
Why are the Buds so Fair and Flowers
so Blighted, Miss Yule
The Weather Lee
/ RegHlus to the Roman Senate, Mr. Burgess
| MUSIC.
The Power Of Nations Emblems, Miss Smithett.
Pictures, Dale
The Rival poets, Theirs and Cole
DUETT-over the Waves, etc.
Battle of Shiloh, Mr. Golf
Custom the Law Maker Miss Sellor
The Sacriigious Gamester Mr. Gatcheu
Kenosha High School, BotancalIy
Considered, Miss Clapp
MUSIC AND DISMISSAL.
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Change in Railroad Time.
There has been change of Railroad time
on the Lake Shore road, commencing ON Mon
day last. See time table in TELEGRAPH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
Dirt Free.


All who are in want of soil can get it, free
Of cost, on block 26, for few days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

EVERY BACK rs FITTED FOR ITS BURDEN, yet
many think its burden to heavy. Particular
ly is this the case with those troubled with
disease Humors of the blood are cured al
most instantly by Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor
Doctor Sold nv all Druggists.
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COUNTRY

arm of 80 Acres in Salem, E u SW Il Sec "a
Comfortable ~ story house, Granary, Sheds
Orchard, well watered by lake aud living
sprIlgs-price 81 500.
farm OF lGO Acres in Paris. Sec 14-Good house
two wells of water, sufficient wood on the
place for fuel, plenty of small fruits &c
price 81 900.
Farm OF A. Acres IN Pleasant Prairie on Sec z
Small house and other impro yements Or
chard, within "A mile of the City of Keno
sha-price $500.
Farm of 200 Acres in p Prairie on Sec. 35-New
House, Barn, and Sheds for Sheep, Orchard
OF 100 trees-40 bearng-4o acres OF timber :
splendid farm-price 80 900.
Farm of 300 Acres IN p Prairie, on Sec. GOOD
Dairy Farm, with all the appliances for
Cheese-Making the business having been
carried an for several years.-price with ina
provements, fixtures &c-$17,00O
Farm of 95 acres in Somers on Sec. 36-Large sub
stantia brick house, Barns and Sheds with
in a mile of the city of Kenosha Orchard
and all the conveniences-price So, 900.
Farm of $50 Acres unimproved but fenced, SW Il
Sec. 10, in Somers, r. %, only one mile
from Kenosha will make good dairy
farm-price $4,000
Lots of a, 8, 5, 6, 10 or IL acres on what was the
Turner Farm, adjoining the city, at prices
ranging from $50 to $40 per acre.
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Donation.

The friends of Rev. P. Fl. HOLSTER, are in
yited to make him donation visit at his res
idence, on Thursday evening the 30th April
inst
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s. x BRANDE,S
ABSTRACT OFFICE
and
LAND AGENCY.
Established in 1856.

The Proprietor thankful for the liberal confidence
reposed in him. takes pleasure in Offering his serv
ces to all those wishing to buy sell Real Eestate
Negotiate Loans, or to procure the execution of i'm
porlant Legal Papers.
An uninterrupted experience and practice of IL
years, and an intimate acquaintance with the Real
Estate and Land System OF the Great West and par
ncularly of kenosha County, has fitted him for the
transaction In satisfactory manner, of all busin-
ess entrusted 10 him and it is satisfaction to him
10 serve his clients and customers. He has the
pleasure to offer for the spring business of 1863 the
following among very large list of Lands Il Lots
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AHOUSEHOLD WORD THE BEST, THE
only reliable the cheapest. Try it. Mrs. S
A. ALIENS IMPROVED (neac style) HAIR RE
sToRER or DRESSING, in one 6Otlle) My wife
and children prefer it. Every Druggist sells
it, Price One Dollar. 4w44
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q How MANY MOTHERS suffer the agony Of
seeing their little ones snatched away from
them by the Whooping Cough, or Dyptheria,
when single bottle of Polands White Pine
Compound would have saved the baby's life.
1t is inta liable.
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BEWARE OF SWINDLERS +.
come unprincipled persons have wilfully misrep-
resented my Flour, by saying that ii was manufae-
tured from old wheat l.sa8.t
THIS is NOT THE CASE @
MyFIouris aIImadefrOm
New Wehat

To all who purchaseiof me, should any be dissatiq
fed, the Flour will be taken away and money re
funded. The present price OF Flour will be the ba
sis OF my operations. No charge viii be made I'M
less warranted by the price of wheat.
Should wheat advance 10 cts per bushel, We shall
be Obliged - advance 20 cts per half-bbl. should
wheat decline 10 cts per bushei, Flour will decline
rs cents. IA II 3, t.a us (. eta. s5a9
should ether dealers charge you any more than
$3.50 per halfbarrel at the present time, you are
paying that difference too much. The difference be-
tween their price and the above, will be commits
sion for selling which you can save by purchasing
ofme.
They will be apt to tell you that their -four Is bet
ter than mine This is not so, for the flour we Of
fer you In the best grade that comes from wheat
So that pretext is only game to gull you out OF
Should they offer you -four at those figures, II is
very likely that it will be Of inferior grade from
the fact that good flour cannot be furnished at any
lower rates. owing the present price Of wheat un-
less they should sell without commission, which
they are not likely to do. f1hti
January LIST, 1868.
ss1 GIDEON TRUEsDELL.
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Seamless ThimbIe skeins.

n B. BROWN 81 Co., Manufacturer
~ Our Skeins are the heaviest and best Of
fered to the trade. Sedt for illustrated catalogue
eS Michigan Ave.
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SHERIfF'S SALES.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. THOMAS BYRNE-
secOud District curt Of New 0rleans-So. $3.50
DIV VIRTUE of writ Of heri facias
New Orleans Ia the above ented Geo. w. Avery
late Sheriff. and by said ate Sheriff 10 t nsferrsd will
TO sell at public auction at the Merchants and
tOneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and custom
house Streets in the Second District Of this CT UES
DAY, August 2ath 1868, at u o'clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded by Canal.
Common Caronde ct and Bafonne streets measuring 3
thirty three tset by Q20 hundred and feet
And also
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal.
Common. Carondelet and Bsronne streets measuring 2
thirty feet by Q2 hundred and twenty
Roll for the 1896 deposited in the Office
Of the Treasurer OF this city.
Assessment, $1,000
kelEed In the above suit.
H9- 1ERMs-Cash on the spot
THOs. L. MAXWELL,
jy23 aull Is Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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EKNEsT TUKPIN, WHOLESALE sAsUFAo
Il Of Candy Fancy Candies ChOcOlate Cream
9rOps Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujgbs Paste Gum
nents such Cupids Flowers, Gum Leaves yries, Dzu
hins Decorated Toys Cosaqaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Csrtonage Fancy Boxes tor Christ
and Hev Year Presents COrnueopiss, etc Ne
Old Levee street, between St Louis and oonh sxes New
Orleans, La
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located
portions Of he Gotten and growing States Also
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
timber lands Also large variety Of City and subui
Property improved and unnproyed In the form Of residences
stores building lots and favorable terms Parties
wishing invest viii do well call and exAmIne Proper
ties Miller Gard, Rsa Estate AgsAts No. g Oarondslst
street Orleans
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By H. A. KINGSTON,

BY III. A. KINGSTON,
AUcuoSKKR-0flce, No. Is Carondeet street.
ERIDAY. August rs. 1865, at lie O'Clock
at the auctOneers office No IS CaTOndeet street,
without limit for account sfwhem 1t msy
will be sold
Nineteen 40 First Nor Construction Bonds Of the
OpelOusss Railroad Company: Nos 3l3 3l4 So 3ls, 3l7
3d. 322 1928 S2i S25, 326 3 32s go $780, 729 73O 1884, 1872
for the S00 each with nine coupons Of $40 past
snd attached for account OF whom II
out limit reserve, TO iquidate pledge
nB-rERNs-Cash in u. \. Treasury Notes on the spot
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MON IGOMtRy BROS. q CO. IS SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY sALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses, Fins
work Mules, Fine Mich Cows Buggiss Harness, wagons
ste, etc, ct auction.
8T MONTGOMERY bios. - co..
T. r. MONTGOMERY, AuctioncsE.
Odice-1 Damp strses
WEDNESDAY,A uGusl 10, ~ II s'eloek n /.
w r. Liners stables drawer street. viii be sold
Elegant Match Herses
Elegant Saddle dorsss
Fine Worn Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
klso-Tsp and Open Bugg1ss, Harness. wagons.
81 rKKns-Cash In U. g. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE
RY MONTGOMERY BROS. d CO.,
r N. MONTGOMERY. Auctonec
T'HURsDAY. August go. Mt II O'Clock \ :.
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FL RsITURE
such a. Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu
Armors Wsshstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sdeboads Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses
contents Of several wsllfurnshed house,
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood ssa
OhRirs etc.
ss-TERxs-Cash in q. 8. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. JAMES p. CARUrHERs
second District Court OF New Orleans-No 3O,3S7
DIV VIRTUE OF Writ OF Aeri faeins
Ddrected by the Honorable the recond District Court
OF New Orleans, IN the above entitled cause, Geo w
late sheriff. and by said late sheriff
will cesd to sell At Public Auction, the Merchants
and AucioneeTs Exchange Royal street.
Custonhon streets IN tte Second District Of this city,
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1868 81 IL o'clock The follow
ing described property, 20 wit:
Assessment district number two, number han
dred and tghvtnee, bounded by Camp Prytsnia Deord
St Charles Tiv0 rcle and Csope and measuring
feet by seventy i've feet according to the
posted IN the City Assessors Office and CS65B
thousand Eve hundred dollars according roll
deposited in the Office the Treasurer this ~
Also another lot in the district and square
bounced by the streets, and measuring
feet eighty Eve according the plan deposited in the
Office OF the Assessor of this city and of
(S650O six thousand five hundred doa according 10 thu as
sessment roll deposited In the Office Of the Treasurer Of this
city.
Seized in the above suit.
N8r TERMs-Cash on The spot
THOs. L. MAXWELL
jy23 aull % Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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$1,000 REWARD.

Resolved That In view Of the OF countarfe
NlCKLE PIECES given for fare r. the Railroad
reward Of $40 sha be aid for the detection and
ton making passing knowingly counter
felt Eve cent pieces Drivers instructed arrested
once any person putting such eOunteret coins in the
box "
fsieneO @ T BEaUREGARD,
President n. O. and Carroton Railroad Co
fSiRusd WINrZ
President New Or cans City Railroad Co.
(gignsD DAVID McCOARD,
Pregidsn. Crescent City Rzilroad Co.
Signed W. II MCCLELLAN,
President st Charles s. Rail cad Co.
(signeD G LABUZAN
President Canal and Claiborne st Railroad Co.
(Signed) GEO CLARKE.
President Orleans Railroad Co.
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H r MOVAL.
DEMOvAL.

IL
would respectfully notify my patrons and the public
ealy that have removed and Fitting E.tab
ishTsnt from l2s and l25 Magazine street 20 islH
POi DRAS STREET st. Char street. and that
now hapd a large well selected stock OF Oh AN
DELlERS and GAS FIXTURES Of all kinds which offer
for sale below New York prices for cash
Returning M sincere thanks tor the liberal patronage be
no. y ud respectfully solicit c0ntinuancs OF
to give entire satisfaction JOHN G. FLEMING
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II. sARRAZINh
TOBACCO xANUFACToKY.
Corner Chsrsr.s and CONT street..

Mr. r. sARRAzIN thankful for the pstronAss extended
establishment Of bis factory has constantly
ed bis best exerons 70 increase his vedeseved rsput2
ton and able the Southern superior
.ree Tob.cco for smoking in all sorts Of psck
sges trade his Of Chewing Tobacco
ripes, Cgars. ETC.. n renewed By svery arrival
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,

MR.. McFEELY VS.. Mr. MIELUER (C.)-sIxrH
Ju tiee Court-No. l772
pY VIRTUE OF a wrtt or neri faeias
~ 20 me directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justice
OF the Peace in and for the parish o Orleans will proceed
sell At public auction. on THURSDAY, Aug 90 1868.
1t il O'Clock A. at $50 II Mary street--
fife.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
R9- TERMs-Cash on the tpot In u. r. Treasury Notes.
VIM GOEMIY