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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
CAROLINA
NATIONAL BANK
OF
, COLUMBIA, S. @.
Authorized CaBItal---$500,000

BOARD OF DIRECTORs.-1.. D. Childs,
President, DR.. ]. w. Parker, Richard ",
Ncalr. Jr John Preston. Jr Edward Hope, j.
G.. Gibbes. Geo. w. Swepson, OF N. {.
The Carolina National Bank of Columbia
makes loans on Collaterals. deals in sight and
time Exchange, Gold and Silver coin, ard in
Securities generally.
Deposits received in coin or currency and
paid in kind. Deposits in coin may be drawn
on in currency and charged in com at the
current price Of coin on The day Of presenta.
ton OF check.
Thr directors propose to increase the Cap
ital stock of the Bank. from one hundred to
one hundred and ffy thousand dollars. Per-
sons wishing n sale and sure investment. can
apply to the President, Cashier. or one ofrhe
directors. Shares, SlOO. Dividend paid Jam
nary lsr, per cent. on the business of the
preceding six months
w. B. GULTCK, Cashier. =
Columbia, S. c., Jan. 27, 1862
Feb. 4. 81.
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A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.-A mutdt

A TRIPLE TRAGEDY. "A murder,
followed by most melancholy results,
lately occurred near Columbus, Miss
A young man named Demscy was mnr-
dercd by one Jake Hampton. Young
D"rnsey was an only son, and his fath"~,
ol. hearing Of his traaical de1th, was so
overwhelmed with grief, that he drop
ped dead where h. stood. Another mem-
ber Of the family, daughter, brave.
spirited, though stricken with grief,
started nft,r the body of her br"th"r.-
Returning to the house, she found that
her mo her was also dead Of q broken
heart, and dressed ready for the bur.
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26 PGNE-srREET, N: . Y.
I MnycmbcI:2l. 1867.

UDoLPno. WoLE, Esq.,eFrsseht "a !,
Deur Sir have made a chemical
examination ofa sample Of your Scbie:
dam Schnapps, with the intent Of de.
termiuing if any Gfdrcign ttr Injurious
substance had been added To the simple
distilled spirits; y .}Eg,. n:lY;. ~
The examination has resulted ii, the
conclusion that the sample contained no
poisonous, or harmful admixture.i : l
have been unable to- discover any trace
Of the delettrious substances which are
employed in the adultefation of liquors.
[ would not hesitate to use myself or TO
recommend to others, for medicinal pur.
poses, ,.thc Schiedam Sehhapps as au
excellent and .unobjectiouable variety
of gin: ,r sa,i n.I3&l 6; gciesof
-. Very respectfully y0nrs, ,aI s,,
(Sigucd,) -
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DEATH OF Gov. PIcKENs.-Th,

DEATH OF Gov. PICKENs.-Thc
last number ofthe Edsc6cld Advertiser.
came to us clad in mourning in respect
to the memory Of Ex.t'ov. Pickcns, who
died at his residence in Edgc6cld Dis
tlict on the 25th ult., after a painful
and protracted illness. Gov. Pickens
has acted prominent part in the affairs
of the State, and his loss will be serious
" felt now that his wise couuscls are 81
much needed.
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PARDoNED.-Among the convicts
pardoned from the pcuitcntiary during
the past week, we observe the name Of
JOSEPH ALLEN, convicted of larceny at
the late term of the Court of this Dis.
trict.
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the President elect, and interpret all
that he does not say as PROMISE OF bet
ter days to come. They will watch every
word of the favorite Of fortune, and, like
good Republicans, continue to worship
the powers that be, no matter what some
folks say.-Charleston Ne,ds.
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Dec. 81.
DENTISTRY. IT,.
I. H. ALEXANDER.
nENTJST

TEETH Cleaned, Filled, Extracted,
and Artificial Teeth, inserted in the
LATEST IMPROVED STYLE, for
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Patients waited upon at their resi-
dence if requct cd. 49,. -.
Office, on Broad Street, above j. NJ.
Legraud's Jewelry shop.
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F1oRtDA ORAN0E TREES.-Th

FLORIDA ORANGE TREES.-The
Jacksonville Flolidan, of Saturday says:
"It is gratifying 10 know that, notuith-
starding the Lite cold snap which rx-
tended through alt of Fast Florida,
and nipped the crov of oranges then on
the trees, the buds for the coming crop
we're not at all injured, and we may
count On another large crop this YEar."
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IN Equity Y-KcrShaW.
J. D. kirkpatrick, admir-. as. James
Chestnut, Pf NJ.
Petition TO mrs. q Assets.

Petition TO m1rS' q Assets.
IN pursuance of an order in above sta
| ted cause, the creditors ofJohn Chcs-
nut, deceased, arc hereby required to
present and prove their claims before
me, at the Office of Lcitner Il Dunlap,
on or before the first day of October
next, or be Gebarred from all benefit
of the decree passed in above cause.
j. D. DUNLAP, Special Master.
Feb. 4. I'd.
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OFFICE CHIEF CONSTABLE.


John Elkin, Esq, Columbia, s. c.:
SIR-You will find enclosed picture
of me for which you remarked, d few
days since, you knew party that would
pay SlQ0 fur. This is chance fur you
to "makc u raise" I send it gratui-
tously. And now, sir, you have all
privileges granted you imaginable, to
scud this to any one you feel disposed,
without distinction. But remember,
should be molested on any yof my trips
up the country-if even q hair Of my
head is harmcd-I will assure you that
you will be held responsible for it. If
I "yo as Randolph dit," as you re;
marked, you will share the same fate
that the assassins will. Ny advice to
you is to bride your, tongue, lest it de-
stroys your miserable cdrcass.
Respectfully, =.
JOHN HUBBARD,
....'. Chief Constable.
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NOTICE.

HAVING rented the plantation Of
Juhn a. Pcay, | strictly forbid all per-
sons from hunting or fishing on any
portion of said plantation from this
date, without my permission. i. o..
JOHN JACKSON.
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Spicy CoRREspoNDENCE.-The fol-
lowing rich correspondence has just
come TO light. MIR. Elkin unequihocal-
ly denies the accusations of Cnnsta bic
Hubbard and considers himself Gan in
dividual who is maliciously charged with
using expressions which he never ut
tarod - '..
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The Proprietor also offers for sale, 1''
BOTTLED WINES Il LIQUORS. =
Imported and bottled by himself, ex-
pressly for medicinal USE. Each bottle
has his certificate ofits purity. ,.
... ...- UDOLPHO: WOLFE.
Dec. 81. 3m
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New YoRKyNo. So ;Cedar.stso,
. November 26,, 1867:

UDoLPuo WoLFE. Esq, Pf;esenti. :,
Dcur Sir-I have submitted 10 shtfi:
ical analysis two butilrs Of 7"Schiedam
ichnapps," NIdt'I took from a fresh
package III Jotlr bonded warehouse. apd
tiud, as before, that the sPirituous tlis
quor is free irou: Injurious ingredients
IL Justification; that il has the marks Of
being aged and not recently prepared
by merhanical admixturc Of alcohol and;
arou,a,ics " Respectfully. ilsii. y
FREi'. F. MAYERa,f
p. Chemist,
WY YORK, Tuesday, May |,
UDnLpHo WoLrE, ESD :: ~
nDcur SI-1'he' want Of pure Wihesl
1nd Liquors for medicinal purposes Ina
been log felt by The Profession. ,and
thousands If hives have been sacrificcdY
BY the unalulrcrated articles. DcF::
,;um-rrrmgns, ana Orhcr discayes Of the
brain and nerves SD rilc in this country
are very rare in Europe. owing, in 3
great degree, TO the difference in the
purity of the spirits sold, ..,i... -,
We have tested The scveraf articles
impo:tcd and s,,ld by you, Including
Your Gin, which you sell under tlrs
name of Aromatic ScIiiedam SshDapps,
which VIC consider justly entitled to tho
hi.h reputation ii has acquired in this
coun 'ry; and fran y"ur long experience
IS a fu;eign rimport9f,;s your Bottled
Wines and Liquurs should, meet NTH
the same demand. ,.,.,ft ,ssg sg 4
We wonld recommend you to appoint
some Of the respectable arothecaries ia
Different parts Of the city as agents for
the sale of your Brandics and Wines,
whore the profession cau obtaipashe
same when needed for medicinal purpp-
ses. .,,.-, g. --..-.,,.
Wishing you success in your new en-.
turrrisH. We remain, .'l. = - d
Your obcdicnt. 'servantsy'' 80
VALENTIyE MOTT, NJ. D., .Rrdes7
sor of Surgery, University MEDICAL
College, New York. a.. IT.
J. NJ. CARNDClIAN, NJ. D., Profess
scr of Cliaica Surgery, Surecon-i6.-,
Chief to the S'atc Hospital, &C., No.
II East Sixteenth street. 90 goa .s.:;.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. NJ, Ne. 1875
Broadway. J.. .....-.-
H: p. DEVICES. NJ. b., No. 79I
Broadway. 1a:"' .'' s''.'.i..',a3 ..7 ..-
JOS. WORsTER, NJ. D., No l2o.
, Ninth street. ..l,4.,,t;. g.,,. :
NELSON STEELE, NJ: D., No: 81
Bcekcr.strect.
JOHN O'RElLlY, MD, No. $50
Fourth street: ~'-' -."
B. l RAPHAEL, NJ. d. Professor Of
the Principles and Surgery, New York
Medical College, &C., No. 81: Ninth
street, and others. ..-s...; :.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-26
HOTELS.
I,IL EXCHANGE HOTEL.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS.
Proprietor

SAMUEL REfNOLDS. Proprietor
The largest aud most commodious Hotel in TIE
oil region. Fair Oh the Bridge reduced to boaidcrs
This house IL pleasantly situated. rooms cool and
pleasant, making it dcligAtn' hotel in all respect
Petroleum Centre, April 10, 1863.
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News Items.

-Four divorce quits are pending Peters
burg, Va.
Dickens is writing a new story, to he
published in serial form.
a reckless Canadian has been fined SIS,
for SANDER 10 calling his neighbor an OIL
dcrnau.
The King Of Burmah is build, at his own
expense, an Episcopal church at Mandalay.
The principal hosscl Sacramento goee
by the name Of the Golden Fleece in San
Francisco.
An enthusiastic German doctor has start
ed quarterly Journal for tho promotion of
the study Of lice and other human parasi-
ties.
The Syracuse papers have lived for sever.
al weeks upon the stone man. aud the Jonr.
Gal runs 3 special Grant department
The elections being over, Providence pa
pers now occupy :hcir columns in discussing
The question whether or not Roger Williams
was Baptist.
The Vermont Legislature has passed
bill holding liquor dealers responsible for
the damage to person or property done by
obtaining liquors Of them.
Whipping day in Delawnresvas was Oh,
served on Saturday, at New Castle, by the.
public !logsing in the Jail yari,sf6Se lnel-
four of them black and one wEts.
Australian cities. recsmble Those Of our
Western States IN their srpid growth
Melbourne, which little ovfr thirty ysars
ago was rharked by solitag log hut, now
boasts Of $50, 600 inhabitants
Prince Arthur has settled down for awhile
at Montreal, bnt, mindful .sf the economic
LESSONS Of his august mother pays current
prices for articles uced, anI takes back
chang. mach TO the disgust Of KAnucka who
are "ou lAesmake.'
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First Glass saloon and Isestuu.
RANT,

Crocirery-For all kinds 90 to. REYNOLDS
BRoDAEAD 81 co.'s, No, Il cenkc Street, o,,o
s!is the Post Oifcc I'll Cily, 70,
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VeraHsi.s EEaIr-asressinT.
BA,FHIHG ROOMS

TENIlE subscriber has fitted mp his second floor in
4 luxurious aud comfortable style, as a iirst-class
Barber shop. Four fir.t-cass workmen will be in
ATTENDANCE. There are three entrances to the Bar.
Der shop, one between the buildings. one through
the old rooms the first floor, besides two flights
s.nirs from lhe side walk.
oTll'1w CIApIE9 J. LTONII USER
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25 to 40 percent. cheaper than
can be purchased in the
OIE REGIONS.

The reason why and will sell cheaper than
the cheapest; we manufacture i'm ensc quantities,
on which account we are enabled TO sell our goods
NJ relail cheaper han they be manufactured in
small quantities, often mike up fye ihonsard suits
Of one kind. taking advantage Of every inoh of
cloth. The way We conduct our business strictly
on tie ONEP P'lCtS YSrEi meets with favor every
where, for il Is the only way and gains the con
idence of the community at large Zach article is
marked with hc lowest and only price in plain fig
n,eS No hnnterins, no deviation, all good warrant
rd 10 be Of The best material and of superior work
man,aip, unlike the trash often kept in ready made
clothing stores, all articles purchased NJ our store
If moi to the entire satisfaction Of the buyer, can If
not sol ed, be returned within five days 10 be cx.
changed or The money will he refunded Look at
cur Low prices good Overcoais S50 90 entire cas-.
smcre suits %. ~ $lG,JO. Beaver suits $I4O &
SILU', oyera'ls 30 cts, Paper collars, 6 cts per
buN, anG al other articles in our line equally as
cheap IN proportion. Can early at ,he Buffa'o
Choap One Price Clothing store, Main Street op.
nosite McClintock House, Near Lower Bridge,
Petroleum Centre. Pa
BlEsENTHAI, FALCK & ISRAEL.
NOV H. Pion, ieors
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BY NASH - MODosOYs ei5a
t.i gEE WI HopGsox. Aurtionsu.

-
.fri1t 'ri 9f1 Omes. ITO 0ravisr street.
Sd,TlSlhnDHasf So,,l.sl - 4 :As 81 cHAsiEs x0drIoN *.
CHANGE. the folosing described valuable properly VIII
ONE LOT OF GROUND. With the building end i-provs-
mep ereon situated IL the First District OF this city m
IN. Square bounded by Rampant Ate Hecues) Ineh
nelpemene and Basin Gate Whs trsss dee esassd as s
and font on OF IS feet IL inchea and sx Ines
between para lines all American measure according ~
plan made BY Pne susy archiecs dated narch ~ s9s
N TP Ps%xs sfcRE AND
.2s .ns .2s Rsmg:I ssrsss Ts s.
and dwellings. ali IN hns order. -.
Ihs property offers inducenent - specuAtion,
being only from the Dryades ven aasptsd
10 the business with the street passing e
door every minutes The main building contains four
rooms and two cabinsts the buildings the same
ALSO t-.-4 f.il"
FoUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND m Jefferson
City in the squaSe No a. bounded By nsYoeon svsnss
No. Isl is and II adosn each other each
81 fest 10 inches mont on Berlin street ey "a nn ospsa 2,
sssse' :ss ~ ": dsSss ~ ons @ q
4 Murray. architects dated March "a, l66e -.
These Handsomely laid out With shade and frn
trees and ornamental shruhbery and have new scld plan
square, IN superior location fer genteel residence
churches and markets. with essJ
access gasine Street and Napoleon Avenue Oars
~ TERns AND CoNpIroNs-One-hah cash In q. 3
Treasury the balance at year with per cent
interest and special mortgass from date until nns
feea SUIT the buildings 70 be insured and tn
| policy 20 be transferred 70 vendor lla ,
ina st the expense Of the puf
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HIllE g THoMAs's SALES.
FURNITURE. RE........FURNITURE... RE.........FURNlTURE
ny HILLE q THOMAS.
sHERIFF's SALES.

WIN. MIrHoFF vs. BYRNE, VANCE co. rHoMAs
Byrne H. Mcneil vsncs)-Sxth District Court for the
Parish of Orleabs-Ne Il, ,253. ~
DY VIRTUE ofaa aIiss writ Of @erf nhcaas
ID 10 me directed by Honorable the sixth District Court
of New Orleans, In the above entitled cause. l VIII
proceed sell at public auction az the Merchsnt and Anc
topeers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets In The Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY the 20 day of April 1869, ct IL O'Clock n, the
foIloving described property. viz
i. EOT OF GBOtND. tcsether with the buildings and
known the haion Doree situated
the First District of this city In square bounded BY Canal
Csrondee Common and Baronne streets measuring thirty
feet by hundred and twenty fe
deep French measure bounded the eide towards Caroude
let street by property lately owned by David Gowsns and
the side towards Baronne srest by property Of Nor
being also the naf OF lot designated BY
Ne SO Of Suburb St. Mary drawn BY Tanesse late
city surveyor next sdiring the lot No. 40 BY which th
said half Is bounded on the sioe
q ANOTHER LOT OF eROUND. together with tn,
buildings and thereon. situated in the
square, adjoining the above described lot in th
rear and measuring thirty three feet front said Caronde
let street. BY hundred and twenty feet deep or less
kng ish Measure. Hr.r
Seized In the above suit. art
D9r TxRns-Cssh ON the SPOT.
mario ap3 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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FouRrH DISTRICT rRorEErr.
oNE-sroRY ANE ATTIC FRAME DWELLING.
"a ense Ha
.ur CORNER ., iras. AND oHrrrW. STREETS.
BY j. n. WALTON n DEsLoNDE.
,. B. WATSON. Auctioneer.
5000. Once, No. 6 CArondelst street.
CATUHDAY, Mapeh "a, 1850, ~ n o'clock
On, M the ST. CHARLES AUCTION ExoHASeE'
Tor OF oRoUSD situated At sbe corner ef First snd
Chippewa Streets In be bounded By First Chppewa,
Fulton measuring aout 80 feet front on
Chippewa street. BY adsph and front Of about ~ feet on
The in provemcnts upon this lot consist Of
ONE-sfoRY ARp ATTIC FRAME DWELLING, con-
tanipc psrors and cabinets hrst door, be-
sides attic There is large eistsrn, supplying an abundance
rSrfrRxs AND Cospmoss-Ths purchasers VIII be re-
quired the payment Of mote Tor sio dne ~
Jauuary 1870 with years interest at cent balance
cash in United Treasury NoteA Tbs Budngs 10 be
ipsure e6 10 the satisfsction OF vendor.
Act before Ed 6snst notary public, at the ex-
pense the including coat OF stamps required y
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= D y = =" =
BALLS--BALLS.

Grand DEEss. EEGALIA AND
MASK BALL,
To be given By DELLA LODGE No. Is I. o. o. r. At
ODD FELLOWS HALL
O. saturd rdsy Evs.ins. March -. 1850.
Iu'hs H'ps, su..., s''d P G. dsss,. sSs 4 s''n'
1- =. REcKrrroN connrzEE: rlf
Luther Homes. p. g., cssir~ssTT; s.T,.,, a
\ Rsn,sSs9n S9n' W aa.1 TAcs ". Beshiek. r. @ /.
Bro. A Paris.
n pugsn. n g., Lcnlsisna &c. !;
E Morris n g.. Union No
II Dart, N. O.. Crsscsnt No 8
A. Leidenhemsr = g. Jefferson M on NO y
NV Graham, II. O.. Orleans NO II;
RMn Rsp, hsni ssi, n. g.. Howard No IS,
wv Crouch. y; G. Hope No: IA
John m II & Burke a g. TsSu'.s S.s N No. III ia
3 J. HsDei, n q, Polar star 80. ss.
chis Si,sT sT'isf a. fns.p:sdsnss G Sssss NO Nc
:. p sberburne. ,. q. CoIumeus No. a.
A. sers.usr pass n G. g. gss%sos Sss1se No IS n =
A Roth N G. Herman No. 80.
r h. Drake. i. g.. souihwe.ss,a No 20.
=, = Elliott T. O., .na,;s asrehsn,s z, No ~.
FLooR nAsAGKRs:
Z. K. Boyd. Chairman.
Jas; seGs1lsy, P. G., ~si's, ah.s.,,a,, =; g:
r. Mafat " g.; Bro " vnsmoe'iah'
| Bro p 7. Berwig Bro J. y. Fci.en,
bro. james kusac. BRO. .. a. Ocks
| Bro. J. r Johnson
TIcKErs........ DoLLAhs.
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BOARDING.

DOARDINo-oNE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with Be No. 23 Camp street. second door from St
Joseph Day ooarders also accommodated
UUWsT GLASS BOA ARDING-oNE OR TWO
Eentee families who desire comfortable home and good
living in of the city might be suited on spp
o. AZ Isl Camp street. the BILE House and
opposite 81 Patrcks Church few day boarders can also
Be Tne large, airy and well fur
nshed, and The table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOA RDINC-ELEGANTLY n FURNISHED APARr-
ID ments excellent board and the use OF the
parlor The situation OF the desirable In The city
Apply asl sll6 St. JOSEPH street.
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FISHING TACKLE -sl
The having studied the wants Of the Southern
Market In the FISHING TACKLE LINE for over twenty
years. takes pleasure offering his country friends and
customers enc largest and varied stock Of
HOOKS LINEs RODS. FLOATS ANB BASKETS.
all their varieties and would beg your perussl
lowing Articles rrsh Hoohs.
Limerick Trout Hooks bowed, S.o,ole.
:. shsephssd Hooks. al sl1ss rinsed, -
:. Reddish Hooks all sizes 0 ioIe
:. i fsS Hooks, i 70 is rnssd.
enavsssion Graz nSGos Hsois loo si's ssS and srost
Buffalo and ss sunsss Hooks.
Lmerick Wired Hooks ali sizes,
Also. Asserted Illness
Cotton Gable Laid Trout Lnss rs to 800 feet long.
. Twist Twist fi.S 1sS1i hins:' hsss' f
:. Layout Lines. large
RON: ss:s and al :s ss,as md s:s .ssssd eo
Hemp Hemp Fishing s 9.ios Lns,; an Al ,d.ss si.ss.
ses.Gra.s Fish Lines, al .i.ss.
Cort and other Floats % sh sizes.
fishh { Bssfsss, asserted
And complete stock Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES 3D.
lcising visit when city, you win fnd my prices the
LOWEST in the market
sign OF the Big Bambee.
IA. RoussET.
I'D ..,r- fuccessor to Rousset veorhisa.
No. IL old Levse. OPP. Custe. House.
lU pAvEaAp PUROMAsLHa BUR1Au
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r OsT-A GARpEr STUD-THE LETTER N. is
IL engraved the back Of It. suitable reward viii be
paid for Its return 10 this ONCE.
r OsT-ON THE 18th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRlER DOG. Said dog is about l6 months old and
answers of Major. To who Will return
- II T'T-TI THOMAS AsKEW.
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Ham ef New Orleans. New orleans.
yuns ID l86In with sections and - Of the
- entitled ITO establish general system OF Free
is notice hereby given 70 the holds Of the circulating
th Bank audited under the provfs0ns OF said
~ 10 present the same ct the Banking House. at the
Ocs Of the State AUDITOR for the purpose OF redemption
within one year this date otherwise the funds dspote
81 sad Bsnk for ssd purposes VIII ee 5se,sinsd-
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WAxTED-A PARTNER IN COUNTRY STORE,
which 10 good order and has an s.sslsn. eos,S
necessary further Information apply to John Prsda
No 3s21s Dryades street, near fhals- II
T1E WIDOW OF Owe OF THE OLDEST
s family ~ss1s S. make
the & q, ,s sss sss .oas She sis
German lady and has been @ oGHns apd
good housskseper. Address this Office z: 3
VTTApTFD-AsENTs FOR THE FARMERS AND
and mechanic sssd d y
like IL ever publishes 200 engavngs Sells at sight 70 plant
sas giving $ E
Il. Hummei publisher. iO6 Camp street. New OrIeans
VITANTED-A MrDDLE-AGED WIDOW LADY
as , ssoas ane
ssjscssn TO leave the city Address 001 'i's
UANTED-A SITUATION BY "A, YOUNG MAN
English and German Is willing 70 make himself useful At
,Dys ss 0sd sS S s s
VUANTED-rBKEK GENTLEMEN AND THEIs
w wiyss occupy three large s sst WITH board g,
single esnilsmsn price So Apply at 20 osns street, hn
WANTED-EvERY ENEReErc PERsos OUT
IN hs sale q the npss s,sIs..s ss:s
elsss works issued from tbs house Statesmen clear from
SIG 70 s PER month On Iddrsss cr 81 On
James II Bummsl los Camp street. New Orleans
FOR RENT.
NOR REsT-A wELL-FURNIsHBD HOUSE ON
Il moderate terms. Apply at the Crescent once.
NOR REsT-THE HOTEL AT THE LAKE END
Bayou st Johncol nected with this Hotel there Is
Bar Stables and Bath Houses and All me spoee,
the most dsightuy located Of reso ~ e1e
vicinity Of Ne. Orleans and vii Dc rented & on very very S
corner Of Toulouse and visrs streets.
TSOR RENT-A LARGE FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
slgby located doing good business ana WIN
fixtures and gsss shov comp,ste Ai:e res 6encs IN
Apply to John b Prsdst, No. s2s Dryadss
DEws To RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
Canal street-Four Pews Rent from SIS to SO each
TO lst October 1863 Apply at 81 Magazine street.
SOR RENT-A LARGE. FINE rHREE-sroRY
Brick Dwelling House. No. SIS Ch.rtres ssree near 81
ss Is:s pus rom csni run within
one .S Of I s pss ss e.
large and Ssndsomsiy furnished Room, th. front
psror and opening wide balcony Apply a. 30 Ss 3.
| IsOK REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT. BACK oFFIoE.
No Conmersis Place esrss. osss GhAIss street rect:
able for cotton factors brokers ocs having nrepreo
in the wall It has been fI yssrs oscup,sd ~ wm ins
sppy 10 b. a. Heart No. 81 Commercial Paos Of st.
| Charles street, front ONCE.
EOR RENT-rAMLIEs AND GENTLEMEN Q An
be yS sEs s os. o
connect With sliding aoors rss: .sc = wssns 70
Liberty.