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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. y, 1869.
On motion of Mr.. Lassiter, the use of
the Senate Chamber was granted to the
Trustees of the University from and after
4 o'clock to-day.
On motion of Mr.. Lindsay, the Senate
Chamber was rendered, from and after 2
o'clock tomorrow, to the Legal Profess
sion. Members of the Legislature and
citizens, desiring to attend, are invited to
do SO.
Mr.. Sweet introduced a resolution in
structipg the Public Treasurer to pay, out
of funds not otherwise appropriated,
mileage and other necessary expenses in
Cured by witnesses summoned before the
Committee on Bribery and Corruption.
committee arrived from the House
announcing the death of Richard Short,
Representative from Pitt, with appropriate
resolutions.
Mr.. Rich delivered an eulogy upon the
deceased.
Mr.. Barnes said that he knew the de-
ceased we'll. He was born and raised in
the county of Nash, and moved to Pitt
county about two years ago. He has
gone without leaving an enemy behind
him IN Nash, and, no doubt, the same can
be said of him in Pitt. He was a gentle
man and "an honest man-the noblest
work of God"
Mr.. Brogden followed ia eulogy of the
deceased and the resolutions were
adopted. l.- e
On motion of Mr.. Respass, the Senate
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

ON WEDNESDAY the 20th day day OF rStnu January
- Eonrt E"nAe in the city of Wilmington. that
The odh IL the se ooHn3 o he Of SSrG
itsstoro branch of tho Cape Fear river contain
ing about $50 ACRES, part Of 4 the Rocky t,ont nt
lands, we'll known as the WATTS, or FERRY
PLANTAIION, and now occupied by Mr.. Z. H.
NcOQigg And at the same time and place about
775 Acres of land the other side of said river,
eud nearly opposite said Watts Plantation. One
fourth OF the purchase money will be required IN
cash on the day of sale. and the residuc IL
three equal annual payments to be made in one.
two ana three years thereafter. with interest from
said day Of sale. The purchaser will be required
70 give satisfactory bonds for the deferred pay
ments secured by g mortgage on the premises,
containing L power 70 sell if default ls
made on any payments for sixty days after it may
be due and also to pay for drafting necessary
C9uveyanCe3.
This sale is made by Mrs. Bette A. Lane un3er
q conveyanccin in mortgage OF said premises here
tOfOre made 20 her.
WM. \. WRIGHT,
Attorney.
S.cTs 40
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.,

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS to send
l. for pamphlet descriptive of their Fertili-
Zers.
We offer our Double Refined Poudrette, equal
to tao best super-phosphate, at the low price of
rior article of tro-phosphate ana pure Bone
Dust. See testimonials:
E. NJ. TODD, Smithfeld. Va. says where he
used the Double Refined Poudrette on Corn it
doubled the yield.
WILLIAMS BROS, Dover Del, says it gave
their Rhubarb and Tomatoes vigorous growth,
ripening the latter two weeks earlier.
P w. HUTCHINSON, Sen, near Cherokee,
Ga, says it nearly doubled his yield of Cotton.
his Cotton was fully equal to adjoining fields ma
nured with the best Super -phosphates.
T. MONTGOMERY, EliavilIe, Ga, says it in
creased his crop of Cotton $50 lbs. per acre.
Corn and Cotton and says it more than DOUB
LED the yield. He regards it the cheapest and
most elable Fertilizer within his knowledge.
Ex-Gov. SMITH, Warrenton, Va, tried it with
three several crops the last and present years,
and says: PRONOUNCE IT WITH CoNFLDENCE
MOST VALUABLE MANURE.
The Superintendent of Gen. ". r. COX, Polk
Island Plantation, n. o.. says: " think the Pou-
drette used for Corn cannot be unprecedented
it also on Cotton which produced large yield"
'sThe Nitro phosphate OF Limo, used on Cotton
made 248 per cent. the first year.
Prof GEO. Fl. COOK, of the New Jersey State
Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, says -
phate of Lime paid us full 100 per cent. above
their market value in the increase OF crops this
year"
Address LODI MANUFACTURING co.
Box SI39, New York II. o.
Office 6G Cortlandt Street.
Il. G.. GRAHAM, Charlotte, and H1NSON Il
BROWN, Kenansvie, N. c., Agents for the Com
pany. an 8-48-3m
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What Milwaukee Does.

At the request of the Secretary of the
Interior, Mayor O'Neill has prepared q
statement of the amount OF capital en-
ployed in the manufacturing and industrial
interests of Milwaukee, which foots up
S19, ia, ,377. The following are the prin-
cipaI items: Beef and pork packing, $4,-
1O3. 877; beer, 50, 600, 600; leather, 81 500
600; clothing, 81, 500, 900; -four, 81, 300, 900;
lumber, 81, 500, 900; d d;stilleries, 1000, 600;
iron, $3.50, 600; boots and shoes, 5000, 600;
railroad iron, $500, 600; furniture, $500, 600;
$4OO. 900; tobacco, $6VO,0
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Ayers -Ague Cure,

For FeTsr ;asad AgUG. Hntermittent Fc-
YER Chill Fever. aseEllittcnt Fever.
EBssIMi LsGue, Periodical or Bilious
Fever, GGc., and indeed all the :sffec.
items which arise from rnaIariOus
I.1nEsil, or Eaiaasnatic PoisOns.
As its name implies, it does Care, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinne, Bismuth,
Zine, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
whatever, 1t IN nOwise injuries any patient. The
number and importance of its cures in the ague dis
trctS, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of medicine. Our
pride IS gratliied by the acknowledgements we re-
OF the radical cures effected in obstinate cases,
and where other remedies had wholly failed.
In2"cllmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through mIasmatc localities, will be pro-
terted by taking the I1GUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from torpidity
81 t4e Liver It is excellent remedy, stimulating
me Liver into healthy activity.
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
al round the world.
PEiC1, 800 PER BOTTLE.
So Sold in Wilmington by e WILLIS. VII
Hhara HtrrITF 'n1 al Druggists ard Dealers every
"A''e' 74-eod1H-ltW
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and l think the definition of Mr.. Burke
the best one. Peace means reconciliation.
In Lny final report Of the operations of NV
armies Z expressed the hope that we might
live in perpetual peace and harmony with
that enemy whose manhood, however mis-
taken the cause, drew forth such Herculean
deeds of valor. AS we are compelled to
live together, it is far better that we should
forget our differences and strive together
to eradicate all the i'll feelings engendered
by the war
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
In answer to an inquiry as to his views
upon negro suffrage Tin the same CONVEX
sation) he said Negro suffrage is inevi-
table. was bitterly opposed to it until it
was forced upon us by the logic of events.
The extension of suffrage will not forbid
the supremacy of intelligence"
HENRY WARD BEECHER
OF MIR. Henry Ward Beecher the Gene
raj says 81 guess Beecher don't want any
Office !; but he would be better preacher
if he were less politician, and a better
politician if he We're less preacher"
CHARLES A. DANA.
Dana is man." said Grant for
whom L ought to have o great contempt,
but to whom L owe nothing but good will
He came to mo spy upon my conduct.
He reported favorably. If it had not been
for his favorable report should probably
have been removed from my commando
He is shrewd man, and n man of letters.
He is very susceptible to fattery. My staff
read him, and captured him. So far as l
know, he is not an applicant for Office un-
der me. He is eminently fitted for Jour-
nallsm, and [ should consult his interest in
declining to remove him to any other
sphere"
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Bennett is Scotchman no man born
In Scotland ever became acclimated in this
country. His grandsons may, but neither
he nor his sons are ever true Americans.
l ana of this descent myself, and therefore
speak candidly. No Scotchman ever ex-
patriates himself except from necessity,
and nothing here is equal to the 'Auld
lang syne.' Bennett, like true Scotch
man, is ever ready to trade upon the mis-
fortunes of his adopted country. He cares
not how terrible it is for the country if it
is only good time for newspapers. He
made his paper famous by making it infa-
nous. 1t mattered nothing to him who
was harmed so that he made money. He
has always conducted his journal upon the
principle enunciated by the Scotchman
who advised his son John : When you
marry, marry q woman who has money
For any woman may turn out ill, but, Cad,
the money never will.
RAYMOND, SEWARD AND WEBB.
"Raymond reminds me" he replied, ''of
a jumping-jack. He is heads up or tails
up as Seward or Weed move him. When
Raymond goes wrong [ always feel like
forgiving him, for he knows not what he
does; nobody supposes him to be anything
but the mouth-piece of Seward and Weed
though he is brilliant writer if he would
be independent and strike out on his own
hook. Seward is q man of very great abil-
ity and very little principle. Ii he had
not entrusted his politics to Weed he might
have been q statesman. Weed being q
very corrupt politician, Seward was drag
ged down from the elevation of statesman
ship to the lowest depths CT demagogry."
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iIALE ACADEMY.


Il OLN9
FsIHE EXERCISES OF THE NEXT SESSION
I OF this Institution now in successful operation,
viii begin January the 18th, 1869, and continue
twenty weeks.
TUITION,
Payable half i'll advance English Studies, ST so
Cassics Mathematics and Sciences. % so
Contingent Zee. ........-...-.. w
Board from SO to $12 so per month.
Z il earnestly requested that pupils be prepar-
Cd to enter the first day of the session.
For further particulars address the subscribers.
3. F. GRADY, Jr.
M. MCLEOD.
dec Is 46-1m
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DIED,

In New York on Monday morning, January 4,
Moss ELLIS, youngest son Of the FeT. r. ii.
and Matilda Myers, aged years.
In Tarboro at the residence of his rlother-ln-
raTrI on 3lth December, 1868, Of Typhoid neu-
monia, DAVID NEAL, in the 47th year OF bis age
=, Edoeconbe comfy. 70 miles below Tarhoro',
on the 18th ultinlo Mrs. ANN IL. THIGPEN, vile
of Kenneth Thigpen, aged as years
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

square, OF 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices viii be charged 200 per square
freach and every insertion.
Al Obituaries and private publications of ever
charac ter, are charged as advertisements
BJ-No advertisement, rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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l. tura also. to ascertain if the committee were
authorized by law to make the purchase.
On the adoption of the substitute, J. s.
L"ary (colored) called for the yeas and
hays.
The call being sustained, resulted in a
vote OF yeas 40, nays Sc.
Inc resolution 3then passed It's several
readings.
On motion of Mr.. Latin, the House then
adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, January 7, 1866

The President presented communlca
ton from the President of the Nationa
Monumental Association, setting forth the
financial condition Of said Association
and inviting personal subscription from
members, and what appropriation from the
State the General Assembly may deem
proper.
On motion of Mr.. Barrow, it was refer
red to Special Committee, to wit: Messrs
Barrow, Osborne and Rich.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Brogden, from the committee OF
Finance. reported favorably on bill to al
low W. d. Justice, late Sheriff of Hender
son county, to collect arrears of taxes
which was amended by including the fol
lowing Sheriffs, viz: Jno. I. Patterson
Burke; S. r. Bunting, New Hanover
Lewis Bond, BERTHE; N. r. Jones, Warren
G. I. Williams, Chatham; VIM. Haymore
Surry; W. J. Nuny, Alamauce; W. G
Pearey, Yancy; T.. N. Stafford, Guilford
David Loftin, Davidson; - Colgrove
Jones; T. ". Patterson. Rockingham; E.
81. Ray, Wake, and the Sheriffs of Person
Moore. Rutherford, Cabarrus, Hyde,
Franklin and Lenoir.
The bill then passed its several read
ings.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Brogden: Resolution requesting
the officers of railroads and other transpor
tation companies to keep an account O
the amount of produce sent out OF the
State, and to report the same tc
the Governor, at the close of eacE
year. Adopted.
By A. II. Galloway, colored: Resolution
proposing to raise Joint committee te
investigate the 5000 acre purchase.
On motion of Mr.. Respass, it was laid
on the table.
By Mr.. Lindsay: Resolution requesting
the Supreme Court to give an opinion az
to what constitutes Judicial or Executive
office within the meaning of the Constltu
tional Amendment. Referred to the com
mittee on the Judiciary.
By A. II. Galloway. colored, the follow
ing resolutions, to wit:
Resolred. That committee of three members
on the part Of the Senat and five on the part o.
the House be appointed to examine into ana as
certain all the facts connected with the present
system of management of the North Carollnt
Railroad, in which the State owns large and
controlling interest, by which another Railroad
Company. in which the State owns large inter
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOE PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The renntatinn this ex

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are of 4
truly marvellous char
acter. Inveterate cases
of SCrOfula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this COM
pound of anti-strumous
virtues. Disorders of q
sCrofulOus type, and af-
LINN nn.n n,.nl-
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NoTE-The Reporter omitted in syester-
days proceedings. to state that Mr.. Hicks
presented the report of the commissioners
of Clay county
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Special Correspondence OF the World.
Grants Vtews-Wnshburne, Fessendeu,
Butler, NcClelian, Raymond, Beecher,
and Others.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

In answer to an inquiry as to his views
upon negro suffrage Tin the same CONVEX
sation) he said Negro suffrage is inevi-
table. was bitterly opposed to it until it
The extension of suffrage will not forbid
the supremacy of intelligence"
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dec Is
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"Senator Sumner" says General Grant,
"is great scholar and finished orator.
I am not we'll qualified to Judge such men
as Sumner. He is a faithful representative
of his State. If he had not been chosen
by Massachusetts, [ do not believe he would
ever have been member of the United
States Senate"
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Resoieed, (the Senate concurring) that the com.
mttee authorized to be raised to nvestig ate Facts
concerning the Penitentiary purchase, be instruct:
ed to ascertain if there was any fraud in connec
tion with the purchase. and report to this Legis
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14

A. KoussErs
FISHING TACKLE.
The undersigned having studied the wants Of the Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE for twenty
years. takes pleasure offering his country friends and
customers enc largest and most varied stock Of
HOOKS, LINES, RODS. FLOATS ANB Baskets.
In varieties and would beg yO psrusal of the fol
lowing articles:
Limerick Trout Hooks bowed, ! otOioIo.
ss:sDsssG snat. asols :, !. sizes 51ssd
eSss'sE,SSn Che sdSs. Ho'as 10 s rnr.a. Il, sl.s'
" Grsvits,On Hooks, fsh and front
Buffalo and sun6sh books
Li%srIck WIpeS ynSeSGa HOoss al sizes,
Sea and Catfish Hooks, I TO 10
Also, Assorted Lines;
Cotton Gable Laid Trout Lines, rs to 800 feet long
Isi:t Ii:S Lines
-. Perch md SIosfe; Lines
sIsDd ss%p FsSiTg .ss TgI:,.s h,.s; an N Lines ..s:;
seasrs.s Fish Lines all sizes
Risred and Furnished Linss
Fsbir Baskets, asserted.
And q complete stock Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES 3d.
ctng visit when the city, you viii fnd my prices the
LOWEST in the market
Sign OF the Big Bamboo.
IA RoUssET.
successor to Rousset vOorhies
No. IA Old Levse, OPP. Custom House.
MA1rrrA
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
a. A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... w. h SfEAhlNoJ
No. sI5 Gravier Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
| CARRIAGES AND BUGeIEs or THE BEsr STYLE
4 ~ FINE HORSES 10 be had at al hours, nisht and
day.
w. Il. BRAY,
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES,
Fresh Every Day, ss his MaaufAessry
Street, opposts LA'ayssss Square
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
r REAovAL.-"."....... ............1EAovAl

DANIEL and JAMES d. EDvABDs have renewed rsm.
porariy) from Nos. A 50 50 Eew Lsvss street TO the
CORNER OF CUSToMHousE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite United Custom House. prior to
occupying their new ssAbshnsas IN Of erection
opsins on Front md psss ssrssA bssvsn orsvi~ md
Poydras streets.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
G. De FtRET's SALES.

PEREMPToRY SALE. FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
NAY CONCERN. OF A CHOICE INVOICE OF
SPLENDID GOLD AND SILVER DOUBLE CASE
WATCHES, RICH DIAMOND AND OPAL SETS,
EAR RINGS BROOCHES Etc.
BIZ @. DE FERIET.
AucrIoExER-Ofhce. No. 50 Royal 81
WEDHEsDAY, March a., 1900. at 1e
w O'Clock will be sold by Pubic Auction ct No 50
ROYAL STREET, between Bienvie and Customhouse
for whom may concern and without any limit
splendid invoice Of Gold and Silver Watches. Rich Dia-
mond epa Pearl, Ruby Garnet. Iora, and other Sets
Earring, Brooches Gold Chains, Medsons and Cameo
Pins.
4 Splendid Silver and Plated Ware.
D1-TERns-Cash In s. Treasury notes.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
BOARDING.

DOARDIN0-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with Board No 23 Camp second door from st.
Joseph. Day bosrders eso accommodated
EIRsT GLASS BOARDIN0-ONE OR TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home and good
living OF the city might be suited app
cation l6l Camp street, next door TO the House. and
opposite Patrcks Church few day boarders
be accommodated Tne large airy and well fur
nished, and the table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD.
N Can be obtained ct 43 Bourbon street.
DOARDIUG-ELEaANr FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board, and the Of the
paror The situation Of the most desirable In the city
Apply at LAG St. Joseph street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
LOUIS STERN q BROS. SALES.
MON TGoMERY BROS. q co.. SALES.

MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.
HORSES AND MULES.
GREAT SALE Of ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAR.
NESS HORSES WORK MULES BUdeIEs. HAR
MEAS, ETC, AT AUCTION
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. - CO..
r N. MosrGoKRx-Ancqoneer.
oHce-ss Camp street.
MONDAY. March 18th, ~ hsGp past 10
4 o'clock A. H., at p. Liners Stables, Grsyir street. vi
be sold
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses In pairs and single
Aso-Eegsnt Top and Open Buggies, Harness, Saddles.
- rsnns-ossh in o. B. Treasury Eoss&
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
nrFICE OF THE CoMMIssIONERs
-oF rHE-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

onDEAr5, reprusry,
BY virtue Of the thyseventh section Of the Of the
Leeislature Louisiana entitled IAN Act
Consolidate City Of New oeans and to provide for tho
Government and Administration Of its Afs" approved
the sd February ss2 "The Mayor Controller Irss
sure Chsrmen Of the Finance Committees Of the two
Boards Of the Common Council shall constitute Commission
TO be called the Of the Consolidated Debt Of
Oeans they shall have TO issue Bonds Of ths
city Of New Orleans having not than forty to
with interest," payable such place be agreed be-
Commissioners snd the parties to whom the Bonda
are issued annual coupons exchange for any bonds
obligations debts Of the old corporation, any Of the M
inequalities whether mstured not, Bonds
and apply proceeds 10 the Of the
Of the cid corporation Of the Municipalities, but
ether purpose"
Sealed Proposals viii be lrecsived stlhis once em this
the 18th Of March, 1882 ct Il o'clock ~ the
chase an much thereof viii be necessary pay
sIxTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
by Municipality No 70 the City Bank, msiured since LIST
December 1865 Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of Orleans for the Of One Thousand Dollars EACH
saBonds to be dated the hrst Of March, 1862 payable In
twenty three years the oce Of the city With
Coupons attached heto the rate Of sx
tum per annum payable In the city Of New York
Proposals 70 be indorsd bids for the Purchase Of Bond"
and addressed 70 %. Delays, secretary"
The comnissions The right Of rejecting any and
al bida
o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
FOR RENT.

FUN nENIs
DEws TO RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
Canal street-Four Pers Rent from SIS to $75 each
10 LIST October, 1869 Apply at 81 Magazine street.
NOR RENT-A SHOE STORE, WITH FIXTURES.
Il Also DRY GOODS STORE, opposite the Keller Market
NOK KENT-A LARGE FINE THREE-sToRY
Brick Dwelling House. No SIS Charres street, near st
Ferdinand II has been put in coed has gas and water
works In M The Levee from Canal street run within
square Of It. and the Rampant street within two
squares Rent $50 per month to LIST October. 1859
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, the front
parlor and opening wide balcony Apply ct No 2 81
Joseph street, between St Charles and Carondeet
EOR REaT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE
No. 81 Commercial Place corner OF ST. Charles street
windows St Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail. suit
able for cotton factors brokers' office, having
the wall II has been fer occupied BY VIM Thie
architect Possession given LIST November next For terms
apply 10 e. @. Hear No. 81 Commercial Place corner OF b.
Charles street, front office.
EOR RENT-FAMILIESA AND GENTLEMEN OAN
be accommodated with large airy fren kooms with o.
without board Also day bosrder Tive large front rooms
that With aiding doora Parties Wishing to furnish
Liberty.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-14
WANTED.

WAIyIEDs
W Treasurer for hrstela party. permanently estao-
hed 70 travel As iTessnrsr Must have capital and refer
''' house corner
M WANTED-A sALEsMAN-AN EXPERIENCED,
None other need spSly. Address N. B.. this Oacs
M VANTED-AT 24s FELICITY STREET, A STEADY
~ Girl as chds Nurse one Who Is fond Of children and
OF Kind Opposition. Recommendations required
VEARTf D-AaENTs FOR THE FARMERS AND
and mechanic arts edited by Gsorge E Wsrns ESQ Agr
Rs Il ever publishes Soengavnss Sells At sight to plant
ers farmers, mechanics and wcTkinsmen Of all classes
4 Hummsl. publisher. los Camp street New Orleans.
TfE WIDOW OF ONE OF THE OLDEST
s ~hns $
osss the family for which she would give in return those
German lady has this country fourteen years;
she speaks French and English ausniy and also
WANTED-A MIpDLE-AGBD WIDOW LADY
w wishes situation Housekeepe and Seamstress for
bachelor fer widower with without children Has no
Post osies, Ne Orleans.
WANTED : SITUATION as UsrLER, GAR
.sn.d Ss Address zsae crs
cent Office '7l :
TVANTED-A SITUATION BY "A YOUNG MAS
English and German Is willing % make himself useful a.
anything Salary not much object permanent
poyment Good references given. Address w., Crescent
ofice.
M VITANTED-kMPLOYMENT IN ANY BRANCH OF
w commercial busness-commisson preerred-by young
man, Of Charleston, c., who furnish sasfac-
tory references. Address L at Crescent Once.
XNANTHD-TbREK GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
w wives occupy three large airy ent rooms with board
Price $50, SO and $50 month Also two rooms for
single gentemen price SsA Apply st 3t0 Canal street. Ma
VTANTED-EvERY ENERaETIO PERSON OUT
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