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.a.;fIr, E-, Cidworth, the Express
,tc -snuor, 20 was 10 acTcrciy iniurcd ny the
la,, scc,icr. "a - eo.h Carolina Railroad,
IAedali!s tr., prrl.onrc IN tho ltrccts yestcr.
da. sna vas a5asF.tu!atsi ~ his numerous
filcn!a .. lis .;r-=C.. -'coYtfr
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BY A. G. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfoilccr.
TTNDEI. DECREE IN EQUITY. ELIZA
" Y. MIKELL, Administrators. vs.. T.. s. MikclI,

VII, ne SOLD ,n TUESDAY, .tl Ia Il, 5aaur.y
"cNi, ~ I, o'cIcE A. r., IN -roE. u ia; olt.
custnniOpga
III inat 2iii"TATins. or 'iAs Cr ChiIJ1.
a.i"es- - the d.ad o. icNet'd 0rl-, Wsia!.i ni
toG,e- rive, Tia Ugue. ai..i -. :. -. River
Nnah. n :, Parish Of -. i-n... r1a1 Creek,
Cuunty q. .hariCsiCn, anI i;ngw, - Liberty
.iIl', .,in- c-iui itrCa Ht..nv Ert isi'.tu.
irg ICrn Lands y! tHs- ..c ~ sit,".p Il, Ie!l;
UCT. .ic.? sl caSt o.. sCil Il l'. G! ;;nnry LA;
oag' cp S-t:t ~ cFrnl ~ DrNT'aa Graves;
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% tlo ,,tat ~ . fj'nith, ..lc I" He Y'c-.. and
u.c.i.;aat ~ ..isV iaGE }!rcc SULi ~ per plat
8, i. 'c!ty ...IEi.', surveyor.
-er.iis- "1o.tH,I6 cs.shi natGcn In toni1 or
IfgH-ct~, Dayehi, IA -lG cad 0W5 years.. X!th
nte-oil EJJ'.t3 aunu5.lg, secured " ~ Srtf age
of ne vfc-.r''. F.thnHcr tc pa.y for pcceTe
G-t. 5ta;uNs. &C. - q HAC"!sy,
t7cIi u. :. &C.
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ittisceilnneons.

TT YOU WANT YOUR PRtNTlEG DONE
Il In Fine style and AZ Reasonable ratcs, 20 20
EbHA Et PERRY,
No. 1856 Meeting airect, opp os.to Cl1 fclfn Hotel
Charleston, $. o. dceI< siuos
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NU hfItTf,
sHNT DOOR TO TIfE: ViCi0nI norEL.
VIII cf'a. TO the c:lZcna Of Ola fic;coa and ,he
prn'lc generally. iheir entire STICK or GOODS
sGr the neSt thirty days. III CO@f. Everything
20 lie sold on the inc-P.ioc SSr,ein, .r0in which
there win bs no deviation. 7hnae In nrcd Of ANY
ih.n4 ~ our llnc viii please give us u cu!i and VIC
wa! cGnVircG thcin that we G.e selling Ciut!i:iig
cheaper ihaD any other csiah siltnont ia tlis city
NuclA s.IltliluIn -
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A CHRIsrIAH ESrmarE!sE. The Rev. p. i.
Stevens. in y c..rd p,b!iaicd cisGsErre, cGis ~
tcnlion 10 the condition Of old 81. Stcahen'n
ChuIcii, and asks rcr cnair,hutos 10 enan;a I. 10
be placed IN conii: ion fur pubiic worship Th.!
church has been closed for sixty years, and tic
Old congregation l3ng since scattered i,ut tho
dead Of over tiTD generations lie buried araan.
the sacred hn'l'iinG, and 1T Is to rescue their
graves from Gs3contion aud 10 hallow The spc;
About ono Thousand Dollars - nca,ieJ 10 cfiec:
the necessary repairs, ana 10 assist IL cslat!Ish
ing o parocha, school The puiuli,ig ts = aubs,la a.
tal brick structure, In gnol preservation. but til,
interior WAS inich injured during the war.
-----i>------.
SENATORIAL OCCUPATIONS AID pacFnssioXs
The fonwiny is y statement OF the occupations
and professions OF our senntUrH: . u. =. Curbr
president u. S. Di't,ict hitorneyi ''I"rE Ar
MIN. planter; Ja.nt- ri. Allen. marble dc,..e,, Il
W. Barber. carpenter; II. Bn x, i,la,.scr; %. !iic
man, hotel Keeper; r. u. Gaia. Clergyman; j.. T.
Dickson, druggist; X. !. Donald!.0n, pl;.rter and
manufacturer; II. W. DtncUG, carpcbtc Icc
Foster, pirntc-; J. a. Grecne, merchant; ". H.
Iioyt. builder; T. s. J. Hayes. phyaciar; II. e
Iiaync, tesehcr; i. X. Ji!.'on, te9chor; Win. L
Johnston. Clergyman; G. Il. iEe!ic, lawyer; John
Lnancy. physician; G.. ". Montgomery, lawJc.
II. J. Mnywct teacher; w, u HASH. magistrate
Young J. p. Owens, merchant: J. II. Ra.ucy. mer
chant; l. II. Reid. physician; ". e. Rose, hotel
keeper; T. A. Rodgers, T!antc,; s. a. Swails
teacher; II. n. Sims. planter; J. !. Wright, iaw
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REccsiDGs 'rhis Day.

Union Chapter, nj ?. bi.
fioacwa'l Fire Company, a. quarter PAST
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CoMMlssI ssIONER's SALE.

BY virtue OF decree or the Court OF Equity OF
North Carolina, in the ease OF Morris X Jcsup
ct NJ, vs. the Wilmington and Manchester Rall.
rSn r1au COMPANY Ct nj, Michael Crowley. Ccmmis.
IHbllc Auction, mt the door of the Courthouse
In Wilmington, in the State OF North Carolina.
day OF january. 1870,
=, AZ Tint portion Of the WILMINGTON AND NAN.
O1tESiEN l. EAllROAn whloh lics within the Stats
nieata. depo,s. workshops, ma!crisis eBd sVcry.
,ni.s spe,ennso eartnlnnG. toSciheT wish ail Ire
=. fy:.rL rori9tgos -'s,. Ns=s !" t:G .,c
~, R'e17 8. ,r.asti co., tSsy :. .ori.l - 80
ir't' ,.at iac: aagc, u ~. The II. .;i.Ge %
a!s., H, ','se = 80 20 s,n:ie, M i 'sr 80 s;. r,, ~
~. ~: =: iHaits"c; - george II nsfcsn.
sai1 lc0t.gcGc 81. so L.1Js e. ne : ID ,y,r,.
pili sacd,a.i = :ao a'.tt--s,5 u s'rt uc.:i
=. 'N'., .!-A - .Ct=St.S .to ...I - H..l ray.
ment ~ ,s' sfser o; r;i.';sE ss,at'lahc, !: SID
El!r-!cF;o''. 49, a0',d .2ti.,.i
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+; a..u? O a::.e ec q, au =.
SSI,i "a 'il'ia 81: = IL ,"l'.. 20 FL $50, y
Nctt,h =. 49, e. -, - ,t.!".ag -gi
-lsc 1s.s't-t Ha.i:OAi S--: rt:i, :. =. 7li Cy
heiHo iu ni'I.lrt".,, ia 80 .tat' :; Etf.. -ro.
iii., ~ ~ G'ccc., H. r... oii Wa.;r S;i)s. ihe
~ .ras PARTON of tno lYI.MitIGrHT AND
EAFci!S,i Z. ~ ROAD witch lr1 U!tnin The
S'"ga o. South tNUBn With ati Les rolling;
StOG%, Z F,ip.H cuts, pspsts, Tc-aac,.s Sfatrri.
-. fia 17erJtEinu rcr.sjgins, ire.euat0, 10.
gr-l.o: via Al sha ligSt4. :,Ty!GEsa franchises
hn,l sprIsysnnrc ce5 Al ees orla and ere rartio,,.
li!!y Ge2c-irad ~ .hs sarac:l lrcugagcs nicii-
iicnel in ;i;e crSo==dinEs.
AZ al I,
Cd:r ,,.nY sccured u M mortgages ..,cDilcned
~ ft' reaoi- OF Tic spet al rhi..1s, anil nlcd IN
Sea care, - sc aac9nic- f'on. t.a puI:hrscr PRO
E.sG - ,sEl Ha5!at2. II Gard.r 81 priority cl.
.to'shaa ~ IN: sCeIft; provided TIA. the same.
fsitaest ysug1-:-an 9. ,..sh o. Haii In fer ire
J.lar h5ssG ci IL 5aiia Tta6s o. priority not in
.!ie nantih oi tbc purcnGesr; .uc Droy.dsi, Also,
Lha. runoi9H5 aa,.! - V.:it n 10 cover cnais,
charges gna c:Rc2ccs - aaa tho al,rlla:;cr a!Eo
- pey ic- paper@, r. AJSFON FlI.GIE,
Sreeial Referee.
rhnr!ca,an idth f!nvsintcr, 1884.
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q E!.iFF'S SALE.
- Hgau!"rt Comfy, IL Iiqu;iy--jamcs Frirp O.
H. Vs. Hamilton l:.rp, .. a..
~ Y vrtnc vt y deere III Tie CCuI; Of F9ui:, In
inc above stated case, vI ac'i a, rubl,a omt s.v
III ~ IRON. OF ny tiiicc, III ;c Town ~ Beaufort, c
~ ~ hrSt aonRAi "a January uG%t, 1870, ,i,,;
.,I Inc Inrd lay cI SAID month, between tho rsgai
, hll The right, ;i:,c anL Ilin,cat OF !i,,..inu
ifipr IN and 20 Cnc Ws,.CT Or i.i:.: s.iu,.g
FinS and hc!n. on i.aii3 is'a;id. IL The Cnrut *
bceu!crS, state nl "cul Di,elilJ. .}n,.rt.c,i
uorth ~ tcuSi.W 3nifl -: sorta u i!.r.E., OF
hfoad iivt : - - Lands uf Jni."; g.np ~ l:
West rY i'To.i i.vcr--cJniG'riirE thee GG, lyr,i
nsu s '"'ty'S':' ana = half t."G!D acres, more or
Ieri's cash. idrci:so 10 p9y ror stamps and
PaPcrS' !I.FiSHD WILLIAMS
ShnTi'l Tcaufnrt county.
Henm. ri County, g. C.. neccn:i:cr II, 1859.
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4 ~. S'rEHilES.S
By 4. :; y. }iNnX

TJNREWORkS, Rui .N:TURE. &c.
= VIC VIII sell 2. on" S.utc, No. ihn licc.ua
street on "BlSEsDAf. -. .'-.Gui AT iUogiocL
morning of .a'c. ,Iccni
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humble, yet really sublime adaptations Of
nature.--N. X. Aleyestyy. & ssy Vt III
Care Of boiris.--An Invitation of tue New
York State Poultry Association to attend
the exhibition at the Empire Rink, on 22d
of March, brought out some valuable expe-
riences in the management of feathered
stock. Mr.. Bruen, of Newark, said he had
for many years kept chickens and had
found it profitable. He feeds with cracked
corn and oatmeal cooked with the lard
boilers scraps. He gives daily supply of
clean water and furnishes clean sand and
ashes. He finds that oyster shells, burned
and crushed, are greedily eaten. One year,
from less than five dozen pullets, he took
over six hundred dozen eggs. The clear
profit was over eighty dollars, or about
dollar and half each hen, in eggs alone.
A. s. Fuller said he never confined his hens
at all, nor paid much attention to them,
but allows them free access to the bins of
wheat and other grain. He says he has |
found it profitable to let his hens eat all |
the wheat they want. If lien eats hand
full of wheat she will convert it into an egg
worth three cents. Suppose the wheat
costs cent, still he makes two cents by
allowing her access to the bin. A little ex-
ira high feed will often change q useless
pullet into a constant layer. He does not
require his hens to turn out such rich and
substances as compose eggs
without giving them supply of hearty
God. They should have also green food
n winter, and for this he gives chopped
,abbage.
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winch payment constitutes him or her life member.
p Life Insurance Policy is issued for a sum co ia
to one dollar for each enrolled member appearing
books OF the Assassination at the decease said
But in no event shall the amount paid said policy
coed 5000. -
B. On the death of any member assessment is made
upon eac policy holder for dollar and twenty five
cents payable mt the Office of the Association within
thirty days after notification thereof pubcap in
one daily neyspaper published in the city of Kew Or
tive days Should the applicant out of New Or
leans he she shall be notified by notice sent
to his or her nearest Postofce.
=. should the number of members exe<sd five thou.
sand the assessment of 81 p will be reduced proper
s. Should any member fail pay the assessment i'm tho
credits. i'' "
G. All Accommodations from whatever source such as
torleituTes, interest etc. shall credited pon the
books OF the Association to the members pro be
withdrawn in lieu of assessments.
Medical Examiner in attendance at the Office of the
Association daily from a. to Az. n. Whenever re.
quested the will be the residence of an
applicant. de- "
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AGRICULTURAL.

i TIE Chinese Yam.-Among the many
good things which we are getting now. and
are likely to get, hereafter, from China, is
the famous yam that grows in the northern
nishes most palatable as well as nutritious
food to nearly 400, GOO, 900 of human beings,
who rarely if ever use animal diet
All who have read the history of the DO
tato, will remember the peculiar opposition
that was long offered to it's introduction
were issued against its cultivation, and it
was said to poison the blood OF those who
used it. But all this folly passed away.
ana the potato now enters largely into the
diet OF every civilized nation on the globe.
In its various forms it appears on the table
OF prince and peasant, and one whole peo-
pie has, in our time, been saved by it from
starvation.
Like the potato, the new yam from China
IS Hkely TO encounter some increduIity ere
American or European enterprise can nc
coed in making it popular among the West
ern nations but its ntaGes-aEe-se-
great and SO numerous, that business inter
est5wfff Speedily befriend it. Like the beet
root yalae=has= oniyEtozb properly
known IN order to be fully appreciated
where now it is neglected.
The Chinese yam is a native of the north
temperate zone, aud grows up to the higher
limits of arabic land. 1t is found in more
than nifty varieties of size, shape and color,
and yields perennial crops without reolant,
ing. Il is easily cultivated, aud fIourishes
in all kinds Of soil, even those hitherto
acknowledgment and lying waste, while its
extreme hardness enables it to resist the
severest winter in the open ground.
It IaE surpasses the potato in productive
ness, and consequently excels it in cheap
ness. 1t has singular combination of the
farinaceous qualities of wheat, and of the
nitrogen contained in animal food and is, |
therefore SO highly nutritious as to super
sede the use of animal food with many per |
sons. Moreover, it has a very agreeable |
flavor, and thus escapes the drawback o f
This remarkable root will keep in the
ground or above it without decaying for |
more than year, if ordinary care be ex-
erclsed, and the whole crop may be left in |
the earth, tor that matter, during the entire !
winter.
Added to all these recommendations, is
the essential fact that it yields abundant |
muscle and good healthy blood to men and
11adrupeds
This vegetable treasure is added to the
worlds resources at the very moment when
of the kind is most needed to as
sise in providing cheap but wholesome,
palatable, and especially strengthening
.ood for the myriads of workers who are to
1eVelop aud improve the vast interior of
he American continent, and the spaces
hat lie between Europe and the more
ienseIyS inhabited parts of Asia. Wheat
md the potato have done vast service in
heir turn, and will probably remain por-
ion OF human food so long as our race
asts. Now there springs up this new es-
to the Western world, at least
Ito supply the wants of vaster populations
md o more active time.
The foresight and beneficence of the Al
Mighty are chiefly seen in the apparently
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OIL FOR THE MILLIoNsM,
CHEAP SAFE LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY.
Lamps for the Rich and the Poor, at Prices thai
Defy Competition!

Together with Cross e. DeAIahys
PATENT PORTABLE GAS LAMPS,
thing just out in which guarantee satisfaction
Constantly hand, large assortment of LAMPS
LANTERNS, CHIMNEYS. LAMP TRIMMINGS, ate.
of every description in quantities to suit purchasers
at astonishingly low prices.
Also, the celebrated METEOR SAFETY LAMP-no
chimney burner, and NON-EXPLOSIVE SEPTOIINE
OLA feature in household economy combining
cheapness safety and brilliancy of light ..
Country merchants and others would do well examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Office Salesroom of the Septoline Oh Company No Is
Dauphine street. near Canal.
j. p. CROSS, Patentee
L. NJ. HOOPER
mhl4 m General Agent
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PHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
L NY OF HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
Ilrani I...4 =

ar, JAMES r. BURNS, SECRETARY.
The Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY in
vtes attention to the following Plans peculiar
lst All the advantages of ali Cash and half Note
Company. $3.50
Cd IF party issues day s5OO0 and paws onefa
cash and one half note ION any table, should he die
tomorrow. next week next year the Emil
Amount of the policy is paid-$5O00-andN No Deductons
OF Notes All notes returned dividends and never
put four notes on any table, II payment Ia made Al
Cash. the insured receives In Cash the amount-S5OO0
with div blends, Cash Added azt,. . s1IH'
Sd No restriction Employment go
Inc Is permitted to travel reside In any
uon q south America during any and all seasons Of
year free of charge This has before been offered
py any OF its age without extra charge va
ry1ng from Si0 to $50 for every $1,000 insured -
9TH Dividends in the Phoenix have been and now are
so per cent. - > 49, " N'
9th The dividend is per cent on all its tablec IF
the annual premium is 800, the dividend lie $50.
tn II aiwayspays its losses promptly and never con.
9Th All its policies are therebv M nos.
sible chance of loss to the insured. ~
9Th Ordinary lie Policies FORGETTING after three
payments while policy in force the full amount
oil sven Dollars OF Premiums Paid. besides many other
great advantages The Phoenix has widows and
orphans s6OOOO and contested a gle claim and
mas sf'o0ooo0 safely secured for like purposes.
Oth lis losses have been met by the interest
received alone and surplus interest left over to swell
the general fund belonging to the insured.
nth; It's rates of Assurance cheap any Com
pany doing Safe business ~ ~
18th. II will not Insure an Unsound Life
GEO. s. DARLING, General Agent
JOHN D. SCOTT, Local rent
ofhce-li2 Canal cornesSt. Charles street. ia3l 3m
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SEWING MAcHINEs--PIANos.


L has overcome
the faults and i'm
peIfections OF many
now in use. and is
pronounced to be
better Designed
better made-bet-
ter fnishcd-more
simple, accurate,
and reliable-with
a greater capacity
for performing all
kinds OF FAMILY
SEWING than any
other Machine Of
fered to the.public.
and is so perfect
that n child can
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George Sand is said to favor female suf-
frage;. but this is literally running the
thing into the ground.
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SINGER's CELEBRATED NEW Family sew.
- ING MACHINE. oE1 "

! StINGER,S CEIERR a TED NEW ,,,,,-
| ~ ING MACHINE, s' "
Is the best Sewing Machine ever ofFeral 20 .o ,,,
1t Hens and Fels, Braids Cords Jacks and Marks
and Embroiders, with such elegance and ease that the
hness needework would look mean comparison 1t is
the only Machine ever invented that embroiders with
the LockStch and account of its Adjustable foot
has greater range of work than any other 1t is used
almost exclusively by the Lady Allipers and in all
Converts of this city and it has greatest
of any Machine in the world. every Machine
sell to give satisfaction, fair trial to return
the moneyif it does not do JOHN McNULTY,
7camp street, New Orleans
Wholesale and Retail Agency louisiana Texas Mis-
IND !lgent Tor George CLARK q
Celebrated NEW THREAn
Sowing Machine Twist and Flax Thread, of the best
quality for Dress Makers, Tailors and Saddlers con-
S'ahuy on hand. fe2l SIM
NEW YORK PRICES FOR GROVER & BAKERS
HIGHER PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES
Hemmers, ouiiter, Tucker and Braider given with
each Machine.
Office 1sa Canal street, New Orleans, La. mh7 sm
RLAcKMAR's MUSIC STORE, -
ls4-----. CANAL STREET .. 1874
NEW ORLEANS
Directly Opposite Christ Church)
Depot for 4
VIM. Knabe & Co.'s Baltimore PIANOS.
Grovesteen, Fuller & Co.'s PIANOS
Geo A. Prince s. Co.'S Automatic ORGANS
Edwards Baltimore ORGANS
Aud for the SHEET MUSIC Publications of the
Correspondence Musicale, La Haye, Holland. mis- en-
u. zoRN. E w npp,,y, |
ZoRN BREMER, |
Importers and Dealers in i
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
% Camp street New Orleans.
Constantly hand q complete assortment of .bo
Geieoated PLEHEL Pianos also Geo. Steck & Co.'s and
sell at prices to suit the times. ~ We va
Particular attention paid to Tuning and Renairjng
Piano Stools and Covers in great variety deco w
TTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST
PIANO
For SAFE by THEoD La HACHE
90 Baronnc street, opposite Jesuits' Church.
Depot OF Catholic music mh91 1y
A LLIET,
MUSIC STORE,
'01. Magazine Street. .5o1
Below Felicity, New Orleans.
Pianos Tuned and Repaired febl4 1y
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SYNOPSIS OF CuARTER

SYNOPSIS OF CHARTER.
The plan proposed by the Mutual Aid and Benevolen
Life Insurance Association is as follows:
l. Each person. upon enrolling himself or herself as
n member shall pay into the Treasury a membership
fee, if between the ages of
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

John BoIS, 2sI CAMP STREET, CORNER OF
~ Calliope Street W
DEALER IN FURNITURE
Would respectfully inform his and the ,lo
generally, that he has always hand varied assort
ment of Furniture. Mirrors, Paintings Erarnvings
Window Shades Cornices Tassels Cords etc for ssis
at the lowest market prices - ~
UPHOLSTERY lsar
In all its branches done in k1nanlike manner r.-
ticuar attention paid to repairing and vanishing Fr
niture Also, Picture and Mirror Framing in env d
sired style Carpets laid and windows trimmed etc
All orders Entrusted to Mr. Bots will be execnfeJ In
the neatest manner, and the reasonable terms
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CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
E L KIN s. CO., 5,
16s------ - Canal Street. 1853
Opposite Christ Church.)
Are receiving New Canton MATTIEGS of best o,,ali.
White, Red Check and New Fancy Patterns.
Floor OIL CLOTHS, from to "a feet wide.
Manila and Cocoa MATTINGS Enfs
Window SHADES in every variety scs.s sssst
Etc rnISa ~ a., :
Il oFFNER. -.
l74------ Canal Street ia
Between Baronne and Dryades streets
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mer Fe!Ier and Braider All the different arstclass
SEINE sS 1g MSshnss for sale soats celebrated Elliptic
one from which all others take their origin An kinda
OF Machines repaired. Needles, Silk. Thread and oil
Ior al KINDS OF Maehnes Machines sent by Ex
press with the bill TO DO collected delivery 81 Ma
Sewing Machine and Variety Store ~ iA
NJ. S. HEDRIGK, 81 and lis Canal ST
Asehts wanted lde6 6m New Orleans
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l5--'''--'DAofkHHilsNeeA S STREET '--,,'--l5
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This Machine will Stitch Ouilt Hem Fall ford
Bind Embroider Rufle and Tuck ' '
apes 3m ' IA i P "a, ngee ntrsct
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MouSp err.
MUTUAnL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
(of St Louia Missour ,-.-e.,..,.--.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
Gov. Q. II. AIouton Judge Z. T. Merrick Messrs F. Fl
Hatch Chism, James jackson, Octave VOORHEES, Thos
F1tzwintam X. s. Morse, and b. B. SHINES.
An kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
dI3 6m
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mutual AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE IN
4'A SURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
ofice-120 Carondelet street. Davidson's Row,
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NEW ORLEANS DrRECroRs !:

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
w. G. AUSTIN, NJ D.. JOS N, FoLwELL N. /
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tof St. Louis, aIissou,
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LOUISIANA AGENCY:
No. 8 Story Building, upstairs.

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