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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-12

He who is false to preseat duty,
breaks thread in the loom, and will
6nd flaw when be may have foSgot-
ten the cause. ~ L--.-n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-12

Where the hedge is lowest, the
devil leaps over,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-12

Would you be strong, conquer
ourself,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-12
G. ]. KEEN.

Attorney at Law,
NoTARYPuBLIo, REAL ESTATE.
CLAIM AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AqrNr
once In Commercial Row, opposite the ~,
Tifin, Ohio, June ii Is6s. po,i,s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-29
Or. Burt0n's Tobacco AnGidOGe6

NARRAErED TO REMOVE DESIRE FOR TOBAccI Is
The B6od nvgorates the system Possesses great arish
ing and strengthening power is an excellent tie and
appeAr enables the stomach 10 digest the leariiest
food, skes sleep refreshing and esiabsNs robust
health. Knockers and ehslosrs for sifU yaTs cured
Price ger box. An Interesting Heaiise on The
injurious ecfs Of tobacco, with lists Of im0nals, ref
sFences etc. NsEsT FREE. Agents wanfed- Adde'S
y Dr.. T. II. ABBOTT, Je fey City, n J..
TESTIATOrTIA ,L5-
PosTaAsrEss's RgsTtxOSY.-I recfved box Of Bur
tons AntidOts f.OAa Kew. j NJ Alton, and bnd II On
eectaal cure ;. GATsaAL, COMPTON, Harrison Co, o.
FRoM rHE U. s. TRAs sURY, Tetarg's OJfoe-Please
send sapply or the ASrIDOrg/ The reesared has
done its tcOrk SURELY. y + u l. EDSAH-
FRox NEW HANFsHTRB SfATE PRIsoN-oenteinen
tobacco by using Dr. BurtON Autidotei We desire SUD
Div for he prisoners OF thi( irNituton
JosEPa MAYO, WdrdeiNof y IL State frson-
Tobacco his aoeompliyGed all eaisN for a.
". NAM sst Nat Bank, New Albany, Ind
A CLrRGvMASis 1RsrIxoHY.-OsEAEox or AsTIDoTK
clIred INV brother md myself IT EEvAE FAILS
Rev. I. ". SHOEMAKER, Kelley y station ra
FRoM rHE R5LIcE HEADQUARTERS, LYAS, MAss.-I
hare QaiaeI irfgfDs pounds Of eh ~ niT nouns "
using DR. B9rtons Antidoe, and az de1Ie ioAonaeeo -
reTpoved 4 WIZ. L. WAfT, in.
FRox In SOUTHERN HONE JOURNAL, BALAIMoRE
MD-OL box Of Burfon's AntidOte FeSnOued an destTs
for the from me take pleasure in recor1In
Il 70 al our readers T. i. SLATER Edi'Rr
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lTir0de7ndrE x C0pgyi0hted.l
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ono BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY
6AOO FLOUR:
700 barrels Superf1ne Flour;
so tons Timothy Hay;
800 barrels Potatoes;
SO barrels Sweet Potatoes,
In store and for sale Dy
EHRMAN, FISHER & CO.,
oc2I diff No. 10 North Water Street.
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TO shore. Several steamers VIII depart toe
day, ice permitting, inclu ling the Abeoun
for Tennessee River, silver Moon s,.l 10 lot
Orleans. Last Winter the silver Moon
was famous as the Ice king end, we
suppose Captain Ben Merrielees Will put
her through again with flying colors and
~g The Tati ahais new shat was shipped
on the st. Charles lGht evening for Louis
vile The 81. Charles will probably leave
to-day.
The Gazette says:
The weather was very cold ~ aterday
morning, but moderated toWaros ne iull-
die OF the day. Toward evening ~ again
Business was almost suspended on the
wharf, partly on account OF ice, which pre-
vented the local packe from d pa tine,
and parity because 40 was Christmas day
which Is reco2nized as holiday by GU
much bushes done after the FIRST day Of
the year 1862 We note a TACT TINS morn
ing that did not occur 81 any Time t9st
winter, viz: that no packet for Louisville
departed yesterday
LOUISVILLE - The COalrtsT-Journal of
Saturday says:
The Rose Hte, which left this port
ThursdaV afternoon for aenden,on, was
unable TO proceed owing To some uerange,
menJ OF her machinery, and was towuu
back 70 this port yesterdny by the NornlHB
Star.
The Democrat saysi
The Glendale. from Memphis was due
last night from above, and the Nick Long
worth was due from New Orleans.
From Memphis. and due FROM above
How's THAR
The Gen. Lytle brought down the Louis.
iana's shaft yesterday, and that boat WI
| leave tomorrow for New OvieanA, III the
/ shaft can be adjusted in Time.
The C0uFieT-JoUT7lsg says the same thing
but the Commercial says IL was shipped
Friday evening. on the 81. Charles, and
would probably leave Cincinnati on sat
4 day. Somebody must be mistakes.
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HARDWARE.
LEI A E ID w A Is e.

III A e u W . Is K.
We have now in store full line of
Patent Red Jacket Axes;
Straubs Patent Axes;
Mann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal Shovels;
Patent CrOss-cut Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
Shovels and Spades;
Coal Holds;
Sh0Vels and T0ngs-
Closing out below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. &c.
Ctton and Wool Cards
Buffers Hardware;
Carp|ter and Cooper Tools;
Cnaln -lmps, &c.
AT LayEsT REDUCED PRICES
FOR CAS-
FRED.'. STRAUB & &C..
"a MAIN STREET,
oczz ouJ Bet. Stond and Third Streets.
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CARPETS.
WIN. K. FRENCH. CHAs. KLINGELHGFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
VIM K. FRENCH 4 CO..

Nos. AZ and 40 MAIN ST,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
w at reasonable price, and no trou-
Bile about it?
Now is the time to make your Wife or
Friends a handsome Christmas Present. and
at the same time make home as comfort
able and cosy as a palace.
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order TO reduce our stock before MAX
Ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
re- 'GHE NEXT 80 DAYS ia
to offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
nsures that will pay cost, carriage, and eI-
pe1lses.
Also, in order to give employment to
our Carpet-makers and Upholsterers DUR
apd lay dot01l all Carpets we sell till Janu-
airy LIST FREE OF CHARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our STOCK of Mattngs, OIL Cloths, VIM
DOW Shades, DamasRs, Lace Curtains, Cor.
nices, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
I'm that 1nel now in our city com bined.
We propose to sell them as low as these
goods are TetdiJed in the United States.
We are exclusively in this line OF business.
What others can do elsewhere we propose
TO do Ia Evansville. EVERY man to his
go 10 shoe store for putty or padlocks.
Don't buy rice or rat-tail files in crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton in a mil
l1nery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry gooJs In a drug store. And, alb I'VE all,
Don't buy your CA II ETS in a DRY
Carpet-making for 30 days. Is given gratis
tor tine benefit of sf-dH lOhOnl al gIuU CON-
Germ" Give us a call.
Evansville, Ind, Dec. /, 1868. lde5
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Err NEW 8 /.
Fsr Other Rner Iems ~
sTEAMRoAr PkINTLNG.

STEAMBOAT EEhAZN
No printing establishment Al the West
mas better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing me Steamboat Printing. Our assor y
menT or Job Type. though yery large ana
complete. is constantly being aodeu To- atil1 IL
our Job department Is under Inc PeIet,Ll -
supervision of one OF the best loD PILL n,
in the United States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy Blll h lSs -
Bills Ladfng, Cards, Deck and Meal lie <
&C., &C. orders left with either OF the
Wharf-boats Will be promptly atSenoso %.
weather and water.
The weather, yesterday, was cloudy
and cool, with signs of rain or snow.
At 6 AM. yesterday morning the mer-
curry stood at 28', and at, 324 at noon
The river was MISUNDERSTANDING
to swell little. 1t was still full Of
floating ice, but it was SO much like
slush as to offer no impeachment to
navigation, aud after to-day we may
expect the packets on time.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
o'clock yesterday include the Quick
step, Cairo and return; Kate Robin
son, Tennessee River to Cincinnati
Morning Star. to Louisville; SaIlie v
aud Mollie Norton, Henderson to
return.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Armada and Cumberland, from
Cairo; Sam. Orr and Lewellin
from Eastport; Robert Moore
for Nashville; Silver Cloud No
2, from st. Louis; Norman, Ar.
COSY, Clifton and Darling, from Mem
phis Sam. j. Hale, for Memphis; Lou.
isiana, Nick Longworth and p. w
Strader, for New Orleans; Alice Dean,
Silver Spray, Dexter, Indiana and
Richmond, from New Orleans; Rose
Hfte, from Louisville; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Petrolia, No. 2 from
Wabash Fanny Brandeis, from Nas.:-
vile.
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TICK ETs, e5.


TVHE DRAWING WILL TARE
~ place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the 18th day of Janu-
Agents win furnish pamphlets giving
description OF the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Legis-
lature, ana their integrity and RESPONSE
(which will be found in the pamphletsA
of Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons
Garrett Davis and Thomas c. McCreerys.
United States Senators. Hon. John t.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky HOus D.
of RepreSentativ Hon. Archibald DiXOn.
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
Bank, l.. @. Dallam, President of the Me-
tional Bank, John ii. Barret and others, Of,
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth JUDI
c1al District, and M. :. johnson. Judge OF.
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Indiana .
hon: VIM. d. Walker, Mayor, John =
Hopkins. President First National Bank
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence In Kentucky and Indiana
TICKETS can be purchased of
L II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
K. B. B.ALExANDER, Commercial Bank.
L9 %aos Ky x RRooKs cov,n.,,. -.
JOHN @. LATHAM, President Rank al
Hopkinsv1lle, Hopktnsville, Ky.
James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pa
so Books opened at these points on the
PHILTP HORNBRooK, ESQ. Water
Street, between Main and sycamore, and
First street, viii order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase SEES diff
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Boats Dne.
mfaceIIaneous.

The weather yesterday was quite
unpleasant, the mercury ranged near
ly all day at 30. with humid, chilly
atmosphere, and cold, filthy side
walks and wharf, we'll calculated to
give colds to all who had occasion to
go about. The ice in the river is kind
of slush and is perfectly harmless. 49,.
The Quickstep left Cairo at o'clock
Sunday morning, and arrived early
yesterday morning. having been de-
tanned waiting for coal. or she would
have come through in twenty-four
hours.-.............The Kate Robinson
passed up from Tennessee River yes
terday morning with fair trip.........
The Mollie Norton aud Saliie V.
came up yesterday morning ........The
Moilie Norton took advantage OF the
heavy ice on Friday aud Saturday to
make some important changes, TO wit,
the removing Of her texas. which has
been taken of, setting the pilot. house
on the hurricane deck. This will
make her handle better, and render
her less readily influenced by wind.
She will be found always on
time, ready to accommodate the trav-
cling and shipping public.~...."The
Morning Star left at lO9 0 clock A. NJ,
with a nice packet trip. She
ran out of sight in about the usual
time.........The Charmer did not go
out yesterday. Captain Barclay was
having her iron clad yesterday
around her bows, and will positively
leave at 10 O'Clock this morning, and
although she does not always coal
here we wish to see her we'll loaded
.........The Norman and Argosy were
both due yesterday, full of cotton for
r. X. Dunkerson & Co., agents for
the celebrated Erie Transportation
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FoR CAIRo.-There will probably
be no boat for Cairo to-day, unless
the Cumberland should manage to get
back in time TO go out. We may be
able to give positive announcement on
the 4th page.
For LoUIsvnLE.-The Rose Hite
should be here this evening, but we
have no assurance that she will be.
FoR HENDERSON. - The regular
packets for Henderson may be expect
ed to leave as usual to day. The Sal
lie V. has made regular trips, and if
the ice does not grow much worse
both boats may be expected on time
daily.
For CINcINNATI.-The Charmer
laid over till this morning to sheathe
her bows with iron, and will positively
depart for Cincinnati and all way
ports at sharp 10 A. N. Capt. p. X.
Barclay, an eminent navigator. is in
command, and Sam. James, John III.
Triplett and John James run the
Office, and passengers will receive the
most polite attentions. Give her a
good trip.
For BOWLING GREEN-The Ada
Lyon may be expected to leave on
time this evening, for Bowling Green
at 5 o'clock. Capt w. s. Vanmeter,
careful and efficient officer, is in
command. J. f. Wilbanks is her
obliging young clerk.
GIeanfngs from our ExenI.oKe-.
CINcISEATI.- The C01snsereial or satur-
day says:
At the request of parties representing the
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail Line Com
pany, meeting OF the underwriters on
the steam boat United states was held at
the Office or the Western Insurance Com
pany, on Monday last. At this meeting
the representatives OF the owners Of the
United states proposed TO the Insurance
companies to take the wreck At the Value
ton OF disipterested parties, CHOSEN ~
usual In such cases. Or ~ tpls prgposition
Is declined, to sell the wreck as IL now
lies on the WaNs OF the Marine Rail-
way in this city, az tue same TIME ftating
the ways lfecessftateo prOmps act1ou. 10
this proposition the fusurance com pnnies
against fire only, they had doubts a. TO
tneir liability, and, without admitting or
denying anything, they declined % re-
spond TO the proposition OF tine owners Of
the United Sfates a presented AZ that
time. The meeting then appointed q COM
mittee OF three OF It's own mem beers 70 lake
legal advice and report TO an adjourned
meeting before taking any further action
In the premises. Another meeting was
held on Wednesday. upon the call of
the committee, and at which we're
present the Cincinnati underwriters on
both the United States and America, and
at which the committee made report Of
thief. action as tn taking legal advice. IL
il understoOd that the owners OF the
steam boats have consulted with Messrs
LincoIn, Smith 81 Warnock, Messrs. III oaC-
", Jackson & Johnson, aud Judge Stanley
Matthew'S, and that the underwriters have
consulted with Judge Gholson and Judge
Tflden. There may be some variety Of
opinion among the insurance companies
as to the particular points upon which
they deny liability, but as body they
have not taken any action further than
toward securing competent legal advice as
to whether taey are IN any way liable.
There was not single departure during
the day owing TO the heavy running Ice,
81.
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A. NJ. DUsOUCHET, Master;
WILL p. FOWLER, rrga,a~u
GEO. NICHOLSON, 9'
Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at pm.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY ana
SUNDAY at s PM, making close connec-
lions at Cairo with drst-class packets for
st. Louis, Memphis. and New Orleans.
Connects at Evansville with the IL. a Q.
R.R., and the TarascOn for Louisville.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to II. M. HUMPHREY Il CO.,
or DUKE NICHOLSON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
OFFICE OF BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this onice
until NJ FRDAY December IL. 1865 for the building Of
the following named Levees, to-wit:
BASS LEVkE. parish Of Carroll
SAVAGE LEyEE. parish OF Carroll
DUCKPORT LEVBE, parish Of Madison.
BELTA LEVEE, parish Of Madison
GILLESPIE LEVEE, parish Of Tensas
ST. JOSEPH LEVEE parish Of Tensas
MARBNGO LEVBE parish OF Concordia-
GLASSCOCK'S BEND LEVEE, parish Of Ooncordia.
Said Levees In accordance with plans and
specifications this Office the to be added
decreased, at tue option Of the Board
The bonds required will be the estimated
of the proposed work with fifty cent additional and
cent Of each and estimate TO be retained
until the completion Of the work to the satisfaction OF the
Board ssd bonds be secured BY responsible
the State whose signatures be appended
esch bid uasnteeng the ability Of the bidder to fan his
and that In the tract Ia awarded viii
and entered into In accordance with
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for building Lsves"
No bid will be entertained from party who has hereto
fore failed fulfill his for the building Of Levees
with former 5oard. .
The Board the right to reject ell bids that
may be offered
BY order Of the Board. T. d. MITCHELL-
Secretary.
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Corner Charsrss aad Cont, strsssa

-, p sARRAxU thankful for the patronags sxtsndsd
~ rim sncs the his factory has constantly
- bic bsst sxsrtions hcrsess bis vsdesssd rsputa
sic nd able the Southern States superior
s q cut Tobacco for okng pat up IN ell scr Of pses
- 70 su srads his sssornsnt OF Chsw9 fooeerss
go Oigsra 80. u nunsvsd b. svWy axTfvea
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BOARDING.

DOA RDING-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board, and the OF the
parlor The Of the desirable In the city
Ap5ly at lag 81. JOSEPH street
LIRsT CLASS BOARDIH0-oNE Or TWO
gentes families who desire comfortable hone and go %
living pleasant Of the city mEh be suited app
cation at the Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large, well furnished
pass the door.
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, COMMIssIOHzRs
DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OsLrAxs, Oct q, 1888.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct q, lea
By virtue Of the s7th section Of entitled An At 70
Consolidate the City Of New orlans and Provide for the
Government sad Administration Of lie Aaai" approved
Fss g. 1854 md or the purpose Of funding asbt Of the
late Municipality No. Two, falling due the 9Th December
proxmo. sealed proposals. WIN Be received 1t this once for
the exchange Of the @0 sxyshrss Bonds Of $1,000 sse
Issued By Municipality No Tive 10 the City Bank for Cosso-
dated Bonds Of the City Of New 0rssn dated pscsu l.
1858 having sventyour yoa run With intsrs coupons
attached thereto ct the rate Of esnsum snnuu.
payable ssni. snnually IN the city Of New Yorb
Proposals 10 be endorsed -oar for Exshnss Of Bondss
TO BE- opened the nrst day Of December 1888 ct o'clock
h. end sddrssssd to o. DsBuy. ssspssu. Room No n
City Hall Dy order Of the Beard
ODE BUYS. SECRETARY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPOSALS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
NEW 0RIPAys Nov % l86S

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS I
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20 1863 }
Scaled Proposals will be received this Office until Il
SATURDAY Decenber IL 1863 for the building Of moran
cy" Levee, in the psrish OF Madison.
Said vee In accordance with plan and
specifications be in this Office the to be ADDED
to or decreased optien Of the Board The pro
posed payment will be explained, il differs from
other cases. go.
The am cunt Of required will be the estimated
Of the proposed work with fifty cent. additional AMI
Of and esmste 10 be retained
until completion Of the work TO the satisfaction OF the
Board Said bond be secured by two RESPONSIBLE
bid the ability Of the bidder TO fun h
agreement that In the contract awarded viii
accepted entered into in accordance with require
mepts.
No bids will be entertained any party who has heyeo
failed u6l his agreement for the building Of levee
with any former Board
The Board the right to accept reject al
bids that may be offered.
By order OF the Board
- r. d MITCHELL, Secretary.
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMIssIONERs DErART-
p LINT Room No CRY Haley ORLEANS S November .
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets estrsys-
One whise GOAT and KID
which n not claimed within three days and the expenses
siiis Sd o
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Co-trolsr
John 9. FLEMING
GAS FILTER
-ASp-
Dealer In Gas Fixtures.
IA POYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES.
New Orleans,
win attend punctuAy and faithfully to an orde inrussd
10 him
Orders len in Boz No Is Mechanics and Dealers Ex
change. viii meet with prompt attention.
DoUsLAs.
ENGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER.
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills Lading,
Cheeks and Circular letters etc., Autographed
Seals, Canoeing Stamps. Door Plates etc.
Initials embossed paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR Die.
STORAaE IN BOND.
q. Q. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4,
Ths rNPoRrFRs RouDrn w vRuoucp co,<y. ~
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UIr.r PREMIUM AND GOLD A
AWARDED To
RUCK,s BRILLIANT,
=. tn. Best COOKING '<ev~

ses Mr. can't les .usa, and bassssst
ms ssovs slow - s,svs nov In This fact We
" bread than .ay Other The proven n. x.A.
i.y a'nons sa,sur. T.r Of Now Orleans 1888 and We
Louis Fair Of 1851 -.-.,s.sd end delivered sny
vs.r. Within tn. city nee Of s.s and .onps.. ..soman'
Also, s S9Sc AND COOKING STOVES Of me mo-. ~
proved PssssrnA n. HALI.ER, Agent
40 Camp aud lss TchOupit0ulAs "Ie'''
o.a.,,ss q box No. % Mechanics sno C,,ss". Posonos
IA loe b. Charles street., or . VI ~" = 70.
m receive promps ssssntaen'
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DAVIS d JACKSON,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS,
AND CARoNDELEr.

We beg leave to inform the public that recev
ing large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing, comprising in part the following article
General assortment Of Furnishing Goods, Lnea Bosom
Shirts bhirts Merino SHAKER Flannel Under
Shirts Drawers Merno and Cotton Hose, Pilot Csth
Beaver Overcosts together with large variety Of other
ces ia line mention. All Of which
offering extremely figures and invite friends to call
and
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EKNE.T TTCn5fiEE.:. . we 6sodi.s oheeo:ss oTssn
b7.p ss'' sSs s.f s' Il
Drops and syrSRs flowers Gun Leaves Lyrics n pa
SSns css::s:': Or rsn, soss:
Islands or Pysssnts Conucopiss 80 &c
"a "a I ave S ssrsst sss.s. s. Louis ana 0''A
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%"sp prices to correspond with the times.
This firm is composed of 6rst-class ability and
pecuniary resources which for many years they
have employed in this particular branch. and to
which has not only been contributed Q large
amount Of practical experience, thereby enabling
them to exercise almost unerring Judgment in re-
spect to the frequent fluctuations of the MARKET
but sustained BY capital OF considerable extens
they have been permitted to purchase in such vast
quantities as to offer inducements to the trade
which are rarely experienced.
At their Office, No. l66 Poydras street. they are
prepared to receive orders immsterial of what
magnitude. for having several extensive depots at
their command they are greatly facilitated in their
business transactions. 1t is not in city alone
that the patronage of this house is entirely con-
I II OsT-oN THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AMI
| IL Brown Hound, answers 70 the nsme of Jea bad Z
snail piece Of the bottom Of his le and large
white max his breast When lost he had on leathe
collar The finder VIII b suitably rewarded on leaving hin
ct 81 Race street.