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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

DY THOMAS a. SPEAR-PLACIDE j.
ID Spear, Auetioneer-Sales rooms SO Bfenvile
street-SATURDAY, October 8. 1865, will be SOLD al
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
eerB Exchange, or Royal street, between Canal and
Oustomhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance OF
ajudgment, rendered August, 1868, and signed Au-
gust II, 1855 by the Hon. Louis Duyigneaud, Judge
Of the second District Court of New Orleans the
following piece Of real estate in ths above matter,
LoT OF GROUND. together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in Vaudeville,
feet inches front Rue du Lac by lG6 feet inches
front on Hue Claiborne, hy 413feet in depth, in the
square bounded by Rus du Lac Claiborne, Wiikin.
son, and Lafayette streets, according to plan made
by A D Henecourt, Deputy Surveyor, dated twenty.
eight January 1856 and annexed TO an act OF dona-
ion by Mrs. Widow Rene lie Monier TO Mrs OecIe
Prieur aud Coralie Prieur, passed before A CHA
pella notary public on twenty sixth January, 1856
Terms and Condit1ons-One half caAh, the balance
at credit of year in the note Of tine purchaser
drawn BY him 10 his own order, and b. him in.
dosssd divided into coupops il requredl domiciia.
ted At the Louisiana state Bark in this City with
interest ~ the rate Of eight per cent per annum
trom ease until paid, 10 be secured by vendors pryi
iege And special mortgage tbs property sold, with
the ciause Of non alenando and five per cent law
yer tees 70 oe paid by the purchaser in case Of suit
TOR the recovery o. the amount of the note.
Acts ot sale before Selim Magner together with
Internal ke'snue Stamps etc. At the expense OF the
N. B.--PIan viii be exhibited al the Auctiouesrs'
Exchange fifteen days prior 70 sale.
sci IL 70 oc2 3
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trains
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at $50 p. NJ Arrive at / 80 P. NJ.
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from BrasheAr-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and Sundays at 30 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. M
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Steamer leaves MilDeburg every day
on arrival of 2P. M. Pontchartrain cars
For Mobile-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at Pm
For Bay st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi. and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF
A. NJ. train; Saturdays arrival of p NJ. train.
going TO Pascagoula
For Florida ports-SteAmship from foot of Oalliope
street on the 5th and 10th of every month.
For Madisonville. Mandevile, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of P. NJ, train; Saturday, P M.
SUNDAY (eXcursiopl, $40 A, M
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
j Tsaa cambeIIh r.. D. ca.nnnre.-.N,.- 90

Jean cambeIIh va. II. Casanave--No. aaa
TIRQIIsIIEME JUSTICE DE PAIX, PARorssF
4 Orleans; I'm vertu dun writ De aeri
fecias moi adFssse par 1onorabl6 John p hfnats
mat frossieme Justice Dc Paix dams Of pour IA ~
LoisAe s q 0fsansl ie proeederai "a Eente pnbiiass
y nAMEDl, dix-neuVieme jour Dc seDtAmbrs ftlss
MID, aux kearies du Crescent Nd IL rug 4Ss,1ss
louise entre les Fnea Dauphne ct Bonrxokne ds Ia
pr9Rrlets ei,sRtss dserites sAvoir y : -.,.-s'
ssisiss dsas Fafairs cidssaas insituIss It aas
4 -osnDlapt en- billsts da Trasor dssi
sssIss "a 3 ia. MoLAlsoE. osu.,sbIs. q
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
OONSTABLE'S SALES,

e.7.1J-s---1J-r
=. Farlange vs.. j. j. F0ueher-NO. kA0A
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
- OF Orleans by virtue Of q writ of fieri
i sscias to me e. directed by the Honorable John r.
Aontamet Third Justice OF the Peace in and for the
parish OF Orleans. will proceed to sell At public
aaeuon, ss on the twenty.second day of September,
between Bienville and Cont streets the folioWif
described property, viz: r = - - 9''f-'s
One WHITING DESK .0- a.a.-.-.. ~ l
Some bKIDS w 7477f '7-N ~
Seized in the above entitled and NUN bered suit
Tsrms-oash in United States TressuTy NOTES.
assiat.I j. A. MoLAISoN, Constable,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
SHERIFF,S SALES.


.sehwartz n GuEenheim W. Joseph n
ll E.r.gf Pearce. =Hl. ...
EfIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARtsu
Of Orleans, No. IS, ,s7L-By virtue of q writ -
nen ! fnoias, TO- me directed by the Honorable m
Et:sa District Court the parish OF Orleans in the
ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubIi
easuer9n on the premises hereinafter designated or
mONDAt. the twenty eighth day of Septembs,
Isoo, ~ malt past ten o'clock A.. M the Machnery
Fropgrty and Movable Effects in the Machine S6osn,
and foundry OF defendapt~on Front Levee strest
between julia and Notre Dame streets, in the Fiss,
Ds.riot OF tns city, as per inventory which may b.
Seized in the above suits. aA3
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
sel6 % q Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orlenns
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
MEDICAL,
A REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
Injection RIcord,

is the only remedy that be relied on for the GER
tam, sate; and speedy of Gonorrhea in all its
stages OhEonie elect OF the longest standing Fuor
No internal medicine is necessary hau III Ia
Is usea and persons who for months and even years
nave suered from these diseases and tried all other
manent cure by the proper use of this never failing
In ali cases of FLUoR ALBUs, or WHITES. 50
mediate relief. ~ 80
,OAUTlON-None genuine without the written
signature Of RECORD on the wrapper the name
INJECTION RIOORD, FARIS-6lown in the glass
OF the bottle, with cap Of similar inscription.
MAUNSELB Il BOGhL,
aus 6m Wholesale Agents, 43 Magazine street
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line, foot of
Bt. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 6
4 N.
For Brazos Santiago-Morganl line, foot of st. Jo-
Geph street, every Saturday at A. NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
BELOW COMING UP,


Ship Iyanhoe; Thearle, from Liverpool July Is, tc
Lowell Bailey
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Vaudeville, Parish Of ST. Tammany, Louisi.
ana-No. 8, 2,2s0, Second District Court of New
orleans-oorahe Prieur. Wife Of E. C. Cots.
chalk VS.. John H. and Alex. Apusnte-saIe to
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday st S
e.
For New YOrk-Merohants' line every Saturday at
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from jack
con Square or the lst and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.

The Skiff & Gaylord minstrel performers
nightly draw good houses, and are pro.
perly appreciated. They have a new bill
every evening. That for this evening
abounds in nice points and happy hits, and
will provoke mirth from even the soberest
of the audience. One of the most striking
features in the entertainment is Professor
Schaffner's Panithiopotonica. The dances
are artistic, the female impersonation ex-
cellent the wonderful contortionist amaz.
ing. and the clog dances astonishing. Be
sure and get ticket early.
Academy of Music.
The Academy has its full share of carpet
baggers-in the audience. They 20 there
to see the fun. But the burnt cork has
nearly worn off, and if the managers could
be persuaded to secure Madeline Hardy or
some other sonstress to vary the pro-
gramme, with a woman's voice, or intro
duee sprinkling of the ballet-say Kate
Wood OF Malvina Evers-fuller houses
would be the immediate result. Billy EN-
merson is an old favorite at the Academy.
so is Dick Parker, and Johnny Allen and
Billy Manning are winning their way into
the affections of even the old citizens, who
are always hard to please, but the public
want TO see a few women on the stage.
Real crinoline tells, you know. This even
ing is rousing. tearing, screaming pro-
gramme,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. \
wednesday. September l6, 1855. !
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

no mENT,--A NEWLY Burf.r I va s7s5iIf
1Fi1t DNoilinR with AZ mcltIa E.1It6i "a
.lteets ro1gsasion given imaediat0lf. Arrlf 81
=. 0eruon, 10, 2StoFy Building. no4
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

cEg hotsA Bills Of Ladins. Dray Receipts. Ba
uhsckA and all kinds Of Ccmmsrcisl Printing usa
efseuiAd attic Republican oeiee, No. 81 81. CharI
Etrese Hf--
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

1tate All
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COlOred
4ATLANTA
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seorgia All
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
IlILns % l1I0a . 49, 80 =

II gEg.-j.. il9 THOMAS Z. MAXWELL.
su.s ssls 2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of oflssu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-23

The author of Modern Cavalry" holds the
Spencer carbine, one of those magazine arms
containing seven or eight cartridges, which
can be fired in the most rapid succession
wilh0nt relosding, to be the weapon for this
branch of the service; to which should be
added two fevolvers, and a sabre so arranged
rs to be left with the horse when the cavalry
man is dismounted. Iu this he is supported
by Generals Stephen aud Fi'zhugh Lee, the
former of whom considers that "with this
equipment the oavalrymau is always ready for
the charge with confidence, aud can always
be used dismounted either against cavalry or
infantry" Men thus armed, il only properly
selected for intelligence, strength, and power
OF riding, and not taken irrespective of special
qualifications, as a. present in our service, are
capable of performing the most brilliant SER
vice either as cavalry or infantry.-Lonion
1thsnOutn,
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RAILROAD LINES.

TlHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL,
n TIMOKz RAILhOAD.
TIME TABLE
COMM encng MONDAY, OCiOoep 3, 1883, TTai1S Will
Lave Depot corner of BlSOAO Street and WASH.
ltg(-TON Avenue as followB:-
Way-Aail Train at $40 A. ~. tSundsyE excepteaJ
meeting with Delaware Railroad 1t Wilmington bDr
CrisSeId and intermediate Stations.
Baltimore and Washington stopping at WillniDgto1
PerryvilIe and Hsvrede-9race, Conneoag st VIZ
mington with train for Kew Castls,
Express Train ~ 4Oo 4. ID. V5uno9ys e1oepLSo) lvF
Baltimore snd Warrington, stopping al Ohestoe,
ThurloW, LnWOod, Clsymons llnngtoE, Newport
Stanton Newark, Elkton, NortheAst, ChArl6stown,
Gdgewood, Magnolia, Chsse5 and stemmer's REn,
Might Express a. 1880 +. III. DAILY TOR Baltimore
Northeast, PeTryvillS and Hsvre de- Grace.
Passengers FOR Fostresa Monroe ana NORFOLK Will
take the Il.4S A NJ Train,
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping nj all stations between Philadelphia ana
Wilmington
7Ik p. NJ the w +. h Train eonnees7 with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington enG inte9 mediate stations
Leave Wilmington 70y ana $40 a, M, 100 as, snd
TOO Z. NJ The $40 2, NJ 1rais VIII lst ssop between
The 100 T.. train from Wilmington runs daily All
other Accommodation trelns Snnoays excepted
FROM bALnIMO ORE 40 PHILADELF5I2,
Lave Baltimore 7'Io a M MSy-h1sili 9S5 A. L.,
E1prsss; rs z. n; EKpTess; 5.S1 p "a, 4, hZpreez.
LeaVeB Baltimore Al t72o p M, Stopping 81 Nagnoiis
Perry MANS Aberdeen, HsPES-Cv .dfd;s, PecryVLtls
Chere5tOwn, North FasE, NJ kton, Newark, stanton
keMporE, Wilmington, Cl~ymoh'' AAhwood' aAo
IbronRh tIckets 10 all points y7sss sc n, and
ruIIIyysI NAV bs procured az she Tiokej Once Hq
ssS CuESNUT' Street, under bhe Continental Hotel
NheTe so state-roOmE end beTtEa In eleeping cag9
can bs secured during ING dsy PetsonE pnfGh Sis
as ID or psniderce by Ire Union Transfer OOmpaug p
4s9 IL. y RENNEY, Suparln ntendent
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d0ge,het Io7 srecimens selected for their beautv
ara hrlis NC mefitiby the above well known connos
seuT ana which viii be exhibited in the EA ii IsRT
GALIE KIES OF THE ACADEMY OF FINE
AXIS. ChhSN UT Street, above Tenth. on 3 ATTTp
time Of sale. ''Hs WILL 'hs
The sale will take place on TUESDAY AND wED
past "a o'cOCK - S' naiI'
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RARE. VALUABLE. AND ELEGANT BOOKS.
On Monday, Tuusday, and Wednesday Afternoons
November 20 e. aud 2j.
At o'clock, a choice collection Of msceliane qua
books, rare ana valuable editions fine illustr lted
works, old black letter mprins, natural nisLory dra-
matte works. rare Pickering editions Including a
number OF large paper copes aeleced The stocS
OF Mr JOGn Campbell.
Now ready tor examination. Il2i2t
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plEEHsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.

FALL TIN n, TAXING EfFECT NOV. o. 1865,
Tne SainE 81 Ec He1AgylySnlS Central H&llfSad
ieByo tne uspyS, as 4 * !iHY -pItSSI ano Ma LAX -
-.rseis, : biSA Il reached directly by the aarR,B
street last car Connecting Wlsh eaoh tr,sn
leaving Front and ~ arkeJ streets Juiry Llnut0l
fore us CepHrsbIs. Tne ChesGut ana WanHL Htltebs
e.Rs run Witbln one square Ut the Depot
ElegI,nE Car Ilckeg6 can oe nAd o. application At
she 1icFeG OtLce n. W. corner Ein,h SAG OnesnEt
ssPesls an az the Depot
Agrp.s u tne Union TEanater Company viii call
Or and dJiver baggage rs toe depot OroerS las 80
No. sVl hesnus ssC, or NO. llG Market I5cse Wiil
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TRUSS
DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

NEW YORK DYEING AN0 PRINTING
IN EkTA BLIeHM ENT. - - -
- WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
Offices, No, 40 N, EIGHTH street, west side, Phs,;
No. 98 DUANE Street
No. 752 BRO OADWAY, New York and
Nos 1874 and 1856 PIERREPONr Street, BROOKLYN
This oid and extensive establishment having neen
in existence hdV century are prepared TO DH 3 and
CLHARSE Ladies' and GentlemeR's Garments and
Piece Goods every description and fabric Ia their
usually unsurpassed manner. ~ ,,
SAMUEL MARSH President.
]. Il. YOUNG. Secretary. 10 10 mwi2m
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S"N 'Ni'"1A JoJIN o. ALLEN, Ticket Agent
NO. 90l CHESNUT SIreei,
ERAECIS FUNK, Tlcget Agent
No. ll6 MARKET etre3t,
SAMUEL II, WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot
The PsnnsylyeniA Railroad Company VIII not ~
sune any rink for Baggage EXCEPT Tor Wearing Ap;
Dollarg in value All Baggage exceeding that amount
In will be s the risk OF the owner unless taken
by speciAl contract. EDWARD IL. WILLiAMSj
d2S General snpsrinteDdent Altoona Pa.
VXTEST JERSEY RAILROAD U.s.
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot of MARKET street (Upper FerryE
Com mencng WEDN kSDAY, septemper, ls, 1868
For Cape Mey and stations below Mlllville, s'l5
For Mnlynle, vInelAnd and intermediate stations
S'l5 a. NJ, 8'A5 p. NJ.
For Brldgeton, salem, and way stations sl5 A. NJ
For Woodbury. at SIS A. NJ, Sis. $50, and OO P. NJ
Freight train leaves Camden daily as IL ociocE
noon.
Freight received at second covered whasf below
Walnut street, dhily.
Freight Delivered No. 2es South Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWELL.
0H superintendent
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TlHILADELPHiA, GERMANTOWN, AED
NoE.KIoIONN N kAILhOAD --TILIls y 4 Al.
-~ FOR oAhAAAHIoWN.
I.sEye Phisd apna o. q ., yO5 10, II, Il a, n, a.
aaS So, i, 5, 5%. $40, 2, :, -, II, ~ NJ:
jsaye German town y Us, Z, 80 8, TO- H. ~ A. NJ
/ y 8 4, Al 8, 64a, 2, ., o, IL, II r. NJ.
The ~ Down Train, and 31 ard So Up Trains VIII
not atop on the germantown bTsncn,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. IA. q, Z, l0A p. IA,
Leave Germantown So a. NJ. !, 6, pa p d.
CHI ES1EUI HILL RAILROAD.
Isavs Philadelphia 8, 0, 10, l2 A. NJ T. as' aS'S,s
leave Chestnut Hill 7Io, 8, s4O, and IIl0 A. n, l4o
$40, b'sD e4O, S'4O anG l04v Z. I'd.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia SA A. Il. ana r N,
Leave Chestnut Hill 76O A. hi, l4'4V $40 ana ss5
P, Nj. ,,,,1,ocu nN ,,,, ,yr,,,,,s,,-,,
Leave Philadelphia 9, "a, 9, and nO6 a. II. ia, Q,
Leave NoErs,own $40 q 7'6O, o. and IL a. E IN, g.
96'e AL" GA - ON SUNDAYS.
reAye Philkdelphia9 o q. M, 2SO sEd T1b p. z,
tS~ve EOrrisVoWn IA. M, 8 80 aud Q +. n,
FOR MANAYUNR,
Jesvs iladelphiR 6, TX: ., ana ll66 A. ,,l%, g.
- eSys s1 0s nanSsnnE &c TX, s2O Hf, and III A. M
Sse1S' o. o@' ~n~ On SUNDAYS.
Laws Philadelphia "a, M, ri and IN r. II
TCSvS MaRAyunk III A. Nj, AND va Z, NJ
w b, WILSON, General superintendent,
'" Depot NINTH ana GREEN eCrSstk.
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NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD.

" O. ANGE OF HOURS,
on and after MONDAY, Nov. 20 EGS, the NOR "
ING ACCOMMODATION LINE, leaving Walnut
Street Wharf Pblladelphia. a. $50 a. NJ, for New
York, via South Amboy viii leave ~ 6SO A. NJ, ana
Lhp line leaving Pier No North river, New YOrk at
$40 "A. III. Tor Phllaoe phia, win leave at 80 a. M
stoupinF at all the usuBl stations
The IrRn leaving Walnut street WhaTf NJ 3 30 P
III. for New York, and lesvlng New Yock at A. NJ
for Philadelphia, will be discontinued sitter SaJar
day Nov 2I and run 10 and from West Philad phla
Depot. w, ID, GAlZAEh, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 1868. n2lst
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VETEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAlLhOA> u,-NlN TER ARRANGING u NJ.
-Un and after MONDAY, october 5, 1865, Trains viii
leAve rs foluWs:-
Leave Phie. elpnis from the Depot THIRTY
gao p. N 4I5 +. NJ 90 p. NJ, 6'l5 and II 81 p. NJ.
oil Market st eet Al 25 A. NJ, 45 a. NJ 500 A,
Nj, IO'45 A NJ, 1856 l.. NJ. 45U p. NJ and 6'S5 Il. NJ,
Il rams lea. o West Chester at 10 A, M aud Ieay.
irg Philadelphia al 50 +. NJ, viii stop at b. O. juno
tl0u and Media only. Passeng gers 10 from atatiOn
between West Chester ana b. U. Junction, going
East viii take train leaving West Chester g. 7't5
A. NJ. and Roing Wost Will take The train lesViBg
PhlladephA at so r. hi, and transfer at B. o.
The Depot In philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chesnut and Walnut Street cars. These OF the
Market Street line run vi hin one square The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon its
arrival, oDy oIrDyr AVG
Leave Philadelphia al 3 80 A. M. and 200 Z. NJ.
Leave w est Chesler at Z '55 A. NJ. aud 400 II, Al.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 A. NJ and 4'EO
p M and leaving West Chester AT OO A, M and $50
~ nj - connect B. U Junction with Trains on r.. IL
III O. r. r., for Oxford and intern ediate points.
4lOs HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
A LFXANDER G. OATTELL & co.
n PHODIJCE COM MbIISSION MEROHANTS
No. 20 NORTH WHARVES
AND
No. H NORTH WATER STREET,
PBILADELPHIA. 22
ALHxANDKR @. oATTKLI. RLIJAH oATTBLL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-12
CazAS. I'D. JAGQUEHzaN
Weller : MATCHMAKER.
Lover Broadway, souta sIds
ca RIuaa, lossa.

CSuneEa RKuEfa, a9sS ~
styles, 20 order.
Ry having worked In the Gold MlRes CT Idah&
and 0reSan ter xeT swAi yeaFs, / saa aeg aAaatss
vita ati stgiea and patterns made there, sna ean
81 entire satisfaction In doing nsouatsiE weak,
ssecisi attsHilen pad 10 FsgasIihg ans waIeAss.
papieg Ohfunsasetsfs, or Lever watches.
also oasE M akec& pI ane Gead gswsiEy ssS
saIs ~ tAe to@est prices, saeA "a IS carat einga
ptEss saf-rAass, alssve~autseas, gela caAlaa ETC.,
etc. What have not got can mARs 70 ordsr, 80
shat any one can Ne snIes4.
alss ksep ane aaasrsasnie Solid silver
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Estimalses III I9etall Furnished.


Publishers af Ms~sese@1s are % lAes2g 10 tn-
ksyk aAts advertisements aAxei&ysd sa asaves tAfes
fiznsa ~ their wtskw papet. mith thls sosf. hni
ma wis h8ws any sfnae prwessAs 90 SsAHnsy, 1852,
Ant nss Is3sTs eSpxad~a EAsy pzxssass sspa 81 Ra~
fsszAl os or mApaEsxfass raF fusg Asses The ans
muEat 1t t&ssx hill whi6h wSsl % aasowea in se;-
easAasnk IL axFss 90 FsuEaBa s@a u eaRy 81 tAsif
paper assxaiming a4seakasxznaAs
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TN Rim TIERS.

ITO PRIN TIERS.
Tbe sahseTibeEs uaanufsstare TYPR REy0IY.
ING dnable aaa msnals CyliAdex PriatinR aaebtass
Bid asd psstea yer PEess. for Newspaper, BooE,
19hs and Gard PrfhS3ng
They woala call lAe atlsattan Of rablishtrs al
Newspapers ~ thelF
New Railway Newspaper Press,
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PoMARlA NURSERIES,
J. l867-'8.

F3>hE snhscriLer bcgs leave 70 Inform his pa
Il trons that h. Is now ready 10 send out
shoiae selection of Fruit Trees VI every deseiI'-
tibn. adapted to our clima'r: -
Apples Peaches, Pears. PIdfh., Cherries. Ne.
slrripes. Arricdts. Alm"ndr, Quinnes. from the
.arlisst to the latest varieties. French Mar
row, Chestnu,s. English wulnu,s, Ever,brar-
ing Nulhs,ries, Figs. Medlars. F'lber's, rons-
Er.ra,.s, Grapes. in great variety. nav .so!o
kinds. Strawberry Plants. choice kinds. ksspoer'
" and Ls y ton Blackberry Plants, Asparagus
snd Ho, sc Ralish Roofs.
Nosss, new and rare kinds. Evergre'ns in
Er.n, variety many new and beautiful kinds.
Particularly adapted 10 burial grounds. t'rnn'
nura,aI Flcwers. Shrubs. in great variety: New
.nd beautiful Dnhlas Of every shade and
Goier, French Hybrid Gladiolas, Lilies, Tube
kcse.. .Irysanthc,nuns, dc.
Hedge F'SE's. Usage Orange. and tho Ma
-asiy Ecse. plant 10 r. otect your orchards ant
viapy sra-.
Catalogue, seat "a all who apply.
Ar. u. T. LfVIS is nay Agent al Colunbis
Address 80.
WM. SUMMER
P,n,aria, 3. c..
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'lO.=.RLhNIil|S,

II IEBIG .arsf trnmv isat~d ibefaets in rria..
IL to.t;EN UISE sCPEk PH0srhAfE OF
IL ME. s,,d Tho :dirc6yery ie c''nsiasred :'Th.
Great Agricultural improvements OF 'he Age.
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.CANb1DATEs.

rhe friends ~ wM. II. ,TktiGAg'f respect
FULLY aeucuncr him a canildat. s:r ths sHssesof
Tag Collector as the nsSs e'ss''ep' "
ey- The many friends Of E. NJ: SHARP
resi.ec,ftiliy nomnnt. him for til. office Of Tax
Collector for ALbeviile District, at the ensu.
.g election. : - =. .>f'
sy- The f,ien,ls Of ], W.; JE IEINGs re-
sprcIfuIly nominate him a candidate FOR Tax
Collector at the next election.
The many friends of l.. II. RUSSELL re-
spvstfulIy lnanunco him " candidats dsr Ia,
Collector at The nrxs election. : :
eWwe are nuthorfSed TO siinouncs DA-
vlD CRAWFORD. 5 candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election.
eB- TIL. friends Of 8. r. BOOZER respect-
ully announce him candidate fer the Office "i
Tux Collector at the ensuing election.
tw The friends Of Capt. W. r. WHITE
| resp.ctful,y nnuouucs him NJ n candidate for
| Tax Collector. Mt the next election.
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