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respect. In the last six months over 5000, 900 of
additional stock has been subscribed to manr-
factories, and at least two-thirds of that
amount paid in. Six weeks ago the Eagle and
Phoenix Company advertised for $45O, 900 worth
of stccl, to build another mill OF equal capacity
with the present one. AS we have stated, con-
siderably over that amount has been obtained,
and many thousands Of dollars-enough to
build another small factory refused. The
Muscogee Company have raised $12O 900,
all they wanted, in the same time, and the
Columbus Factory all it desired, some
$4O,OOO. For some time past the Eagle and
Phoenix, the Columbus and the steam facto-
res have been running $4,000 spindles and
many looms. The Muscogee Company have a
large brick building already completed, and
will have 1000 spindles in it by next fall-all at
work. The additional mill OF the Eagle and
Fhoonix Company will be in operation in less
than year. Thus, by next winter, 10 600
spindles will be running in Columbus. consul
ming, on en- average, twenty bales OF cotton
per day; and, besides cotton, a large variety OF
woollen goods will be manufactured. BY next
summer, at least 28 900 spindles will be in ope-
ration. The people there are taking hold of
matters in earnest, and are not waiting for the
action Of Northern capitalists. All the money
needed can be obtained in shat section.
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g III A r i E s TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1862
Risen from Conamercial Death,

Charleston is now feeling, the healthy in
fuence Of the profitable ootten crop of the
year, which gave the producer the means
Of paying off q load Of old debts and left
him with some money in hand for the pur-
chase Of the comforts as well as the neoes-
saries Of life.
AS well as can be learned from INGREDIENTS,
Jobbers and railroad men, the spring bust
ness is the best that has been known since
the close Of the war. The stores and ware
houses are lively with customers, the rail-
road dopots are filled with freight, the
whole city is bright and gay. Nor are
the strange faces which are seen in the
streets the least pleasing sign Of the pro-
gress we have made. We have won back
this year customers from Georgia, from
Florida and from North Carolina, whom We
had lost, and. the old current of trade is
beginning to flow into the accustomed chan
nels. And to the bustling business men
may be added the hundreds Of tourists from
the North and from Europe, who are spend
ing few quiet days in Charleston. The
hotels are 80 full that travellers have been
refused quarters, and have had to shift for
themselves in private houses. One hundred
and Fifty persons registered their names on
Saturday for q steamboat trip TO Fort
Sumter, Sullivan's Island and the Morris
Island batteries. On every side there are
signs of new life, signs that the day of
awakening has come, signs that the good
old city is at last assuming her ancient
rank as the principal seaport on the South
ern Atlantic coast.
We made haste slowly, and at times it
seemed that the reaction would never come
But we are stronger and wiser, aud, we
hope, more progressive, because of the very
waiting and hoping whichit has been SO hard
to bear. We must have learned to adapt our
commercial selves to changing conditions
and altered times. We must have learned
that in these days men who desire business
must fight for it and win it. We should
have learned that Charleston cannot be
kept down, cannot be crushed, cannot be
killed; that we have nothing to fear in the.
long run from spasmodic competition. and
that we have it in our power to make
Charleston, within ten years, the port of
import and export for the whole Southwest
and the Pacific coast-a grand metropoli-
tan city, as far superior to the Charleston
of to-day as this present Charleston is SUI
perior to tbs Charleston Of one hundred
years ago. And we shall retain our old
nobility Of spirit, our old purity Of thought,
our, old fidelity to the plighted word; for to
us-though it may seem old fashioned TO
say So-the money and the lands, the
crowded wharves and the lofty warehouses,
would be dearly bought at the price Of
the. integrity Of our people. '
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A Distinotion with a DIRerenee.

During the debate on the resolution to
suspend the writ Of ha6sas corpus in Lau-
rens, Abbeville, Edgefeld and Newberry.
now indefinitely postponed, DeLarge, one Of
the eolored representatives. from Charleston.
"warned the members that they were tread
'ing on dangerous ground and advised
''thelm to ponder well before they gave their
s'vote in favor Of measure that struck at
'1the dearest liberties Of the people. If it
s'is true"-he said-ssas alleged, that in the
counties referred to, parties committing
"crimes are allowed to escape without the
"merited punishment, it is the fault Of the
"judges, and they should be impeached J"
On the other hand, Whipper, o Michigan born
negro Representative, said che favored the
resolution. Only few days ago q men,
"ber Of the constabulary force was mur-
"dersd in Edgefeld County, and when the
murderer was arrested and brought to
sCelumbia . writ Of habeas corpus was asked
'for, and thanks be to- the sheriff he re-
"fused to obey the writ, well knowing, as
che did, that justice would not be done in
"the case. He knew, however, that action
"would be brought against the sheriff, and
che would be fined; but he (Whipper) would
"be willing at the next session to relieve
Chin Of the penalty. He said 1t was neo-
"essary and right that the writ should be
suspended In the localities named.",
This we can understand. A Legislator
who thanks q sheriff for refusing to obey
writ Of AGbcas corpus would naturally de-
sire to tear from the white man every
shadow Of civil protection. And this negro
Whipper, who openly applauds violation
Of tho law Of the State, and Of the Consti-
tuition Of tho State, 10 elected by the Gene
raj Assembly ToicoDrFY rHn LAWS OF SouTn
CARoLHNA.
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e3usuranfe.
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
sOUTElEssE l.EE YHsCRAECE
SOCIETY,"
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BIOAD-STKEET.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d OF June last only nine months ago. and has al
ready secured OH annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies of nearly $500, 900 Give Hun
dred Thousand Dollarsl. Its new business for the
month Of December was ST., 1893 SO, insuring the
amount of $1,167,000. Its new business for the
month Of January was $s6,524 II, insuring the
amount Of 81 1649.O00
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthiest Life Insurance Compa
MES in the United States during the entire first
year OF their existence.
Tho Association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens Of st. Louis for
the purpose Of changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South, and as it's plan is liberal and
just to every section State district the wealthy
men of the West and souh generally are insuring
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months of December and January are of
an averange amount of 81 1853 40. drawing an aver
age annual premium of $418 20.
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United States is about $4,000 to each poll
cy while the average size Of all policies existing in
this country Is only about $25OO.
These facts speak for themselves and show that
the bushes. mon Of the country, who have money
to invest select this Association in preference to all
other institutions.
Branch or Department is about to be established
here, under the supervision Of Local Board of Di-
rectors the net Of which are to be invested in
this community.
March 20 1yr
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A PROCLAMATION has been issued by
Governor Scott, directing all needful mea-
sures TO bs taken TO carry into eject the
recent aot Of the General Assembly, for the
removal Of the county seat of BArnwsll
County from Barnwell 70 the Town Of
Blackyille.
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tho WAOM 1T MAY CONChRn.-TMm
IL Creditors Of JOHN o. EDWARDS, Rankrupt
holdicg liens upon his Estate. hereby aotihed
that under order Of Court. 6atod March 9Th, 1859
before J. c.. CARPKNfBR. Esq. Registrar, on or
cafore NARaH TwENrY-rITTH, 1869, OF else be ex-
claded from any benefit arising from the disribution
Of the Estate Of said Bankrupt
LOUIS MSLAIN
Assignee OF John O. Edwrrds.
March ~ ftkv9
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Boots, Sbofs, Wte.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TUsT RECEIVED ct THE "CENTRAI, SHOE
~ HOUSE," No. 78 MARKET. STREET, by steam
ers from New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, O.
CATERS, Bamorals and Polish Boots, which are
offered for sale at prices 10 suit Che times.
Our IN otto is, Quick Gales and small proats'
DON'T forget; No. IS Market-street, Sign of Big
Boot near Meeting. LYONS MURRAY.
March "a
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Motifes in Dankruptfn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TER,
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE DTSTRIOr OF
S0uTM CARoLINA-IN BANKRUPTCY-TN THE
n4AI1.t Natter % OF - A: ": AND 9. 9: THAMES. BANK
A warrant in Bankrup'c cy has bee issued By said
Court against the Estates Of A. W. and g. O.
South Carolina, IN said District who bave been duly
edjudged Bankrupts upon petition Of their creditors
and the payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belon ing to sa Bankrupts, to them
or for their and the transfer of any property by
them. are forbidden by law meeting of the credi-
tors OF said Bankrapts, to prove their debts and
choose one or more Assignees of their Estates will
be held at a Court of Bankru ptcy to be holden at
Charleston, in said District, the SIXTH, DAY OF
ARR!L A. d. 1859. at ~ O'Clock NJ at the ohRce OF
JULIUS y. CARPENTER one of the Registrars in
Bankruptcy of said District. r.
j. p. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal for said District.
March II no
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@eetinas.

DkLTA LODGE OFF FPERFECTION, No. a.
A EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
"A Will be held THIS "Wednesday EvENING at
seven O'Clock. Candidates for the Fourth Degree
will be punctual -
BY order of T. p. G.. M.
E.. +. BEDFORD,
March "a Secretary.
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.WIi4LIs y CtaasOLsa. @
FAcToRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sHXPPxN0 AGENTS,

SHXPPEN0 AGENTS.
WILL ATTgND no THR PURCHASE, SALE AND
gHIPMENT TO Foreign and Domestic Porta) of
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. Q. o.
- WILLIe..........-. ...s.......A. a. CKIEOLM
October % @ q
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G6 Rfstt.
G0neational.

MISS MARY SIMMONS BEGs To HIN.
Ivl FORM her friends and patrons, that she has
reopened her SCHOOL at No. - Coming -street, one
door nerth Of Spring. Termapar month, Primary,
90 cents Advanced Glasses, $1 90 10 81 So. n
March a. a-a@9'1s
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1. q. O. r.,

I.O %. r.,
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. l.
FU1HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
LODGE will be held This EVENING, ct Seven
O'Clock precisely.
BY order. T. w, CANNON
March "a W A., Secretary
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A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
AND
GIFT ERTAINMENT.
IN AID OF THE CHARITY FUND OF THE
CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN SOCIETY.
WILL BE GIVEN IN
SOUTH CAROLINA HALL,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
March 81, and April and 2.
Tickets admitting one Gentleman aud Ladies, for
one evening" 81; for three evenings So. Can be OBJ
tained Of any OF the members. "fwya
21-Grand Prizes now on view at A. 81. HAYDEN's
Jewelry Establishment, where Tickets can also be
obtained. March 10
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A~SHHNs Ns@SSlMMm
alasg !
YN5E ANNUAL MEETING OF 1HE sroCKHOLp.
Il EkS OF TEE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the Hall Of the Pianters'
ana Mechanics Bank on WEDNEsDAx, the 7th of
April next at Twelve O'Clock NJ, when an election
Tor President and Six Directors to eerve for the en-
suing year will take place. @. WILLIMAN
March IL ws8 WI Seoretary
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And the celebrated BERaER FAMILY ,vc calists.
Harpists and Violipists; assisted by SOL SMITH
RUSSELL. the great Character. Vocalist, Humorist
and Facial Delineator of the age.
The Largest Company of Bell Ringers in the World
Fifteen Performers N,.
Everything new, brilliant and attractivel
conplete set Of One Hundred and Twenty pure
toned Bellsl
"Staf" Of Th.rty-six Silver Bels
Two Grand Double Active Erard Harpst
magnificent Silver Cornet Bandi
All School Children admitted to the Matinee for Is
cents.
Cards of admission 81; Gallery 75 cents; Colored
seats 90 cents Reserved seats may be obtained at
Holmes Book Store without extra charge.
W. w. FOWLER,
march "a Business Agent.
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TG THE DIsTGICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 16s9--IN THE MATTER OF
EVANS + CO&SWELL. BANKRUPTS. EX PARTE
WM KELLER--PETITION TO ES TABLISH LIENS
ON HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 SPRING-nTRkET
CHARLESTON. AND TRACT OF LAND IN
ORANaEBURG Observation-Disclosures. an order Of
sale has been granted in these cases. and the assip
nee ordered to pay all creditors holding liens on said
property. according to priority OF said Items. Or
dereS. That ali lien creditors do pc and appear
before me at my once In Charleston s. o. on or be-
fore the uTTH DAY OF APRIL, 1859. and establieh
their claims, or else be barred Of all benefit under
saiI 0fuer. JULIUS T.. CARPENTER,
March II va RA,f.trar
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TN 1NM DISTRICT COURT OF 1aI

TN 4'ME DISTRICT COURT OF. 1EaK
4 UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAR0LINA.-
JANUARY TERM, l86s.-.1N TIE MATTER OF
JOIN @. EDWARDS. OF CHARLESTON SOWNTY
BANKRUPT-P 8TlTI0N FOR FULL AND
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY--0r-
aerea, That hearing be he'd on the srxTzRyTR
ChaFieston, 6. O., and that all Creditors, &c.
OF Hsid Bankrupt appear at said time and place
and shew cause, II sDy they can, why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted. And
that the second and third meetngs Of Creditors Of
said nankr4pt Will be held Mt the efoe off, g. B.
PEN IkR, ksq., Registrar Of Eeeond Congressional
District, y. ., en- the SIXTEENTH OF APRIL
1869, at Ia N.
by order of the Court, the day Of March, 1863
DANIEL HORLBECK
Clerk Of the District Court of the United States
March IL W. For houth Carolina
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nj. A. AND r. A. =. d., No.

nj. A. AND r. A., =. d.. No. /.
A MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL
"A be held IHIs "wednesday EVENING, March
oath. at hatpast seven O'Clock.
Members will please be punctual, as business of
great Importance will be transacted.
BY order Of the President II March "a
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WANTED. AN OLD-FASHlONE ED MA.
w HO&ANY BOOKCASE, with glass doors and
either either with or without secretary Must be in good
reasonable price may fnd purchaser by address,
ing BOOKCASE" Office Of The NEws
March "a 'Ns tttF1 u
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SOUvA CAROLINA SOCIETY.
TIVE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE So
a CIBIY will bs held ut the Hall, on TUESDAY,
SStA ;2esSEt being Easter Tuesday.
The Annual Election of OfAcers Of the Society will
take place at the Hall. The Poll to be opened at
Twelve O'Clock M.
The Society will assemble at Two O'Clock P. M. for
the transaction of business.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk
EXTRACT FROM 22D r JLE.-"H any member shall
neglect to pay up his arrears the Anniversary his
name and the sum due by him shall be publicly
read by the Clerk the three subsequent regular
meetings after said Auuiversary-and If his arrears
be not fully paid by the third reading he shall be cz-
cluded the Society,"" March 1S
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VKTANTED, COL0RBD LABOR EFaS Tss
W. go to alealthy plantation ON Rdisto Isiand
70 whom liberal wsges will be paid Apply to ROPER
u STONEY. Vanderhorst's Wharf
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mants.

WANTED. a REsPECTABLE YOUNG
w WOMAN to Nurae and do Chamber work
must bring good references. Apply at the NOR iH-
WEST CORNER OF KING AND MORRIS STREETS.
March "A ,'.'N ats il,T,'1 "a =
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N . R II HI Il AS TIC RN RAILROA,
COMPANY.
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HAVING PARTNER IN NEW YORK WHO
IL will give his personal attention to the sale Of
early VEGETABLE AND FRUIT, and promising
quick sales and prompt returns. solicit the pa
tronage OF shippers. Our Ii aissons will be FIVE
per cent. only.
CRATES furnished to those who ship to U.S.
j. g. MOFFETT. ETT...........TJ J. WHARTON
December 80 3mos
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NHILD'B NURSE WAMTED.--VVANT.
~ ED respectable WHITE WOMAN to take
charge Of Child and assist with the Washing Ap-
ply at No. 26 BULL STREET, ONE DOOR FROM
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-UufOu Bank OF 1Oufa1nn8s-NeW VI.
IsAns June lsIn accordance with sections "a and = o.
the .ct act establish general system OF Free
Henfng in the Of Louisiana" approved March ID $3.50
lsce hereby the holders OF the circulating notes
n this Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said a
present the Banking House. or al the once M
bate Auditor for the purpose Of edemption WITHIN one
D ths date otherwise the funds deposited BY said Bank iof
Pzia purpose will be reclaimed , vvrprr r..A,.x
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= ..vroA,a FURCHAsINa BUB1As
IL ues y s.d 70 PARK Row. rKw roKH

An MA. Of uxRCHANDrBK FuKoHAskn
Txpsrssnesd and eonpssens buyers sneaeeo
nrsm, aIlsd prompty snd faithfuly ss me lsva -.
"a ,uichssss nads only rom fnte.ss sno rea,e
I. ,,ru,ttsd 70 cover Freight and oonnissioos
c--,se,s on uuus not sxcssdins 500, I'VE pr ssnt
Cs--s-sees n uus sxsssdins sl@, TWO AID HAD
p3eseA IsAAo pAvEaA.
Psstsnes Bee l1oa NV Yen
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cxxxx,. oyy,n urrszp STATES Drsszlcf couxs, q
Decembsr ]. 1868.
In Bsnrupsey-Tns sosos issasd nom this ONES that
JOHN THoRNHrIL has fled his petition V be declared
bankrupt s.ths partner Of T. W. Essn, Was Issued through
mistake u should have been Henry Thornsn
M Johp fhorh be- ust applied the bsnent Of ne
Bankrupt Law. ,ovw r,.,,., c,.,s.
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Hank 81 Nov OrIeans. New Orlee

-Hank OF new OrIohn1s NV VFIoHus
June L. Is6-In accordance with sections "a and IS Of III
At entitled To establish general system OF FREE
BsukipV in the State of Louisiana approved March ID
is notice hereby given TO the holders OF the crcuatn
Notes Of Bank duly audited under the provisions Oh
sct TO present the the Banking House or A. tn
Oce OF the Auditor for the purpose OF redemption
by said Bank for said purposes viii be reclaimed
- N. AUGUSlIN, Cashier.
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OAz,DyyELL's ExTkACT.
An on which restores Gray HAir 30 - rsl'-' ''S''
No Washing OIL INC A q. n MORlsOk,
- xr,o,...ls Druggist Nol2 Magazine 81,
Importer ssd "noe'' DR. JAMES SYME,
nan nm o1is. No l39 Canal street.
Wnoiesa1o ~N1 DIR a. HASTINGS
x,.-,.. ,ovrsr Felicity and Magazine streets.
And ct the Depot OF ,,,ls.. ..rssx -, Canal 81
NEW ORLEANS, May a. 1853.
Caldvvsrs Extract.
HAVING snalyzed tai, on. and n NJ nps p ~. 81,
rLED - ssted Ia ire punc the purpose Of RESTORING
20 IL srigns color In testimony OF which nsfss
snx ny signature yEIIx BARON,
tsAs'1 Importer Of Human bah, segias5n 6mpetan
Eotel dss Etraneers. No. lS ohsrtres streeH
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LUEsTERH LANDS AND sECUKITIEs-

WrsTExH Lands AND 'H00H'1i1
In addition 10 Government state end Railroad Bends and
Stocks, we buy and sell Lands In Illinois, wisconsin Mime
sofa Iowa, Missouri, Kansas ed Nebraska.
rhe highest srics paid fer titles 70 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
prsCREprTED WESTERN COUNTY. CITY AND TOWN
BoNDs .... ....-.+.a
Correspondents solicited and any information rsqursd'
fusuishsd without charge Address
AUSTIN CoRBIN 90,
Bankers New York City,
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WANTED.

WANTED-BLACKsMI NO. I BLACK.
w smith waned the Ferry La, ding, where ne can
get steady employment and plow
and do plantation work generally Angus Mckay, Fern
snding, West Baton Rouge. Address, Postofce bafo1
Rouge. La
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N EMOVAL.............. ........REMOVAL.
DANIEL and JAMES D. EDWARDS have removed item
pcrsry) from Nos IS 30 and 81 New Levee stree. 20 ,ne
CORNER OF CUSroMHoUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite the United States Custom House. prior to
occupyng their new In course OF erection
fronting on Front and Delta streets between ersver AnG
Poydras streets.
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Applications ladies' invitations TO E beesey
Treasurer No. IS Csrondsst street. or to John g. Fleming
Secretary, No. IA Poydras street.
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VUANTED-AT2s PAS FELICITY STREET. A STEADY
w and Industrious House Girl childs Nurse who 10
fond of children and Of kind disposition Recommendations
required
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE

IL EEP q HOGAN.
HARDWARE,
.Teboupitouias Street,. IBIS
AND
az EEw LEvEE STREET.
cHAs. GALLwEg, New Orleans.
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Crescent City Rank - New Orleanss
June Is SIn accordance with sections and 20 Of An
Ct FTes Banking, IN the State Of LouisisRs ana.
~ the holders Of the circulating notes Of this
duly audited the provisions Of said set to pre-
at ,ba same al the Banking House. at the ONCE OF the
STATE Auditor the purpose Of redemption. within one
var this date otherwise the funcs deposited oy SAID
CHAS FAURIE. JR-, Cashier.
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Books of Subscription 10 the Caplfai
Stock of tbe eEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE win be
found at the following named places: ~
Office the Factors and Traders Insurance Company u
Carondelet street. 10
yier streets O..
Sun Insurance Company, corner Of Camp ana Com
Ssrshsll J. Smiths Office 81 Csrondeet street.
hropthire A Hathorn Povdrss street.
Mct,foskav Mason Grayer stress.
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Marble and Brick TOnbs Nantes and Crates herman
and North River rasgng. Cement, As, Plaster frs snd
Lake Brick, Sand, Shells, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-10
Gossip and Gleanings .

y "A Savoy man once fgured in romancs Of
considerable magnitude that has escaped print.
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one night when the moon shone bright she nit.
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he resolved in the bravery of his soul to close
up business forever Iising her his eo,d
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