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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-30
ETNA
fire 1 Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Aoo.""$
pIRnOFORS! .-.

UAEAEAISS4,s. s.......R AVVsS"S
DIRaOFoRS. .-H
James U. Aoheson, William Il. SiEIS,'d
Augustus Pollaek. Thos. J. Campbell,
Jno. K. Rotatbrtl, VIM. =, HandlI:r,
gFf 7. II. DodBon.
VHIa COMPANY HAVING BEER FUl-
i ly organized, Ii now prepared 10 takR
r1AkH upon
Buildings OF all Kinds, norChnnIiiAs
Manufacturing Embellishments.
FuFnituFe and a!Arg0eS Of MI
kinds ON the Western
WaLers.
Applications for Insurance will bS prompt
lyattenda1 10 by thesecretary.
0tilco at the National Savings Bank, No, q
Main street.
B.P. HILDRETII, SGc'y.
JNO. Il, MILLER, AFsi't Aec'y.
JAMES Q. AUHE5ON, PreS't.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, Vice PresI. mrA
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The Sub.Treasurer bought two mil.
lions at ITO 10a110.25.
STOCKS Weak and unsettled, Pacific
Mail being the heaviest on the list.
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PIEAsAST NEWS FOR PORK EAT.
ERS,
Eleven Gases Of Trichins In Illinois.
nu1nAnn nnn On

VHIVAuUI DeV' sV'
A special from Belvldere, Ills, TO the
Tribune sRas that three persons belong~
Ing to family OF Germans living 20
miles Southeast Of that city, had died
from eating trichlna pork. Eight others
and will probably all die. The trlchlna
can be seen In Immense numbers In the
moat, aud also In the flesh OF those who
have died,
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West Virginia Insurance Company.
OAF1HAlI.s. 'sssss'''VtSSbS~S SSs
uNAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture
Household Goods, Merchandise and GoO'iS in
transit. -
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob 81. BIckel,
Henry Hartman, Or. J. G. Hupp.
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Backing,
X. J. Smyth, I'll. Campbell.
J. II. Bristor, y. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas BogHoEN,
u. u. T. FarnBwoTth, VIM. B. Crane
David BlIlmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. Il. White, n. Golf, Jlp
/. H. Duvnl, y. II. X. Dix,
WIN. 4. Stevenson.
Once over Religious Book Aoufe, Enuth
side Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOK, PTTSt.
JACOB n. BICKEL, Vice PrOd'L
]. M. .McWHORrER, sec'y.
y. b. McCoLLOCH, Asst Sec'y9
mari
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAVEs wEsT, VIA @. o. D.
daily aI... .IiO a. m. daily aT.a's;Ss5 % y, M
ARRIVES AT BellRire. ,..... .l:9O :"
9rAlton. ..''.....Sl0 a. m. ARRIVES
Parkennurg .4:16 p. m. CambrldRe...7:iO "
Cumberland 2:0J Zans8Vllle,,.S: "
baltinore..,. &o5 Newark. lU:30 "
Wash nCityl0:00 Columbus Sc. ll:bs "
"Mondays Excepted. ASundayH excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAbr-LEAvEs wEsT, VIA G. o. D.
sWheelinE leave Wheeling
dally A.. ll:SO a. M daily at......2:lO a m.
ARRIVES AT EellAlF.n......s3::221 ''
Cameron. -. l:0 p. m. ARRIVES AT
SnHon;.;..;5N " BArneSgilla,.60O u. III.
ParkeBbJgl0.S CAmbrldge...6.U 7"
CumberlandIl:O0 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Harpers F'yl:l5 p. m Newark ....... sos &"
NWinenester-jG9 jolumbus... .lO:35 I"
Baltlmore...5:l0 " SSu udays Exceptntl.,
WRsh'n Clty6,2O
"sundays Excepted.
FAST LINE.
, HAsT--LEAvEs WEST, VIA Q. o.D.
daily at....s0u p. m. daily Gaiiy St. negaa 5Y 4, M.
ARRIVES AT Ballair .,,,...,..i:lO
Grafton .....lI:05 p, IN, ARRIYE8AT
Cumbel lanu4:lU u. IN Barnesville, 1880 ~
lh5afpers F'y6:SO cambridge. laos y. nj.
MlnchesterlO:N5 a. IN Evansville. i:W
n1AeeIHtoWnS@g lNeWRfk Z I......3OO -
b9ltino[e,-lI;5l Columbus...4.4O
Washn Cltg10O p. n.l sand rsky. ... IO:35 "
Trains on the Main Line make connec.
lions at Baltimore With trRinR for PhllRIel.
phla, New York and Boston At Relay
HOUSE, Via Washington CITY, for All pOlniS
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
L0n AZ Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets 70 Rll principal points can be pro-
cured At the ONCE.
JOHN L.. WILsON,
Master OF Trans porl latlon, Baltimore.
X. 7. DEVkIkS,
uec7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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FIRE AND MARINE 4
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF WHEELING.

OF WHEELING.
INOOR PoRAT TEDIN 1854
Tl(AKE9 RISKS AT THE LOWEsT HATR
on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture and
Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit.
DLRECToRa:
A. WIIAoHi W.S. G0SnORS,
THoa, PoLIooK, ALEX. ROGKRH,
WM, g, BArTELLl, ]. u. DU BoIS.
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
once up Stairs, In the "Insuranoe build.
iny, :" noxt door 10 the MerchantB' National
bank.
JOHN U, HERvKY. Secretary. jams
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... For Year, or
Government and all otherl
Coupon Securities, Il clu. q 90 Der 81, 600
ding Bank BlllB......,,.,,
Gold Uoln or Bullion ..............,, rs 1000
Silver Coin or Bullion.........,, 200 - 600
Silver or Gold Plate, underl
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rRtAk 100 luO
subject 10 adjustment for
bulk, on basis of.........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable PHpen9 gencr-
ally when OF no tixed value, 81 q year each
or according 70 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers tho re-
maInder OF the life OF the maker,
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
OF Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Law
yers, TradeAmen, Families, &C., will DO re-
ceived at S2o each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 70 the Company, mud
liability limited, or they will he insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
81 above rates. No charge less than ono
dollar.
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
small iron saieS, leach lurnished with Tin
BOX inside It's Burglar.ProOI Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
0t Tie following rates, viz: SIS, 80, $50, 60,
10 anu 500 pUE Annum. Also, 10 Store
B)Oks Of Account, Records, VaIuahle Tito
PApers, etc., at reasonable FAles.
FFICE'uS.
.... President!
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Vice. PreIilent:
HENRY LLOYD.
Directors:
WILLIAM PHTLLIPa, BYRON II. PAINTER,
HkNhT LLOYD, JOSEPH q, MuRnlHoH,
WILLIAM RIA, GEoROE HLLCK.
MILI1AA ~. Lyon, CURTIS q. Hus8HY,
JAZZ RA /. BRNNEFT.
Secretary and 7fedHlrer:
8. F. Won BoNNHoRST.
octl.3m
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Jrxuspurt3ttus.
BALTIMORE L OHIO B. &. COMPLY

WHEELING, December 9th, 1863.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after De.
cemDer 9th. 1862 Wheeling time.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W. Va

IL ESO0 OOO.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
c. GiRARDeY q co, IS SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION

THE HOME PLACE,
Both Fronting the Mississippi River. the Parish OF
Concordia State Of Louisiana.
In the matter Of zEBULoN YoRKE md ELIAS J.
BoovER, individually and copartners. Bankupts-
Mo- 6O3-Dstct Court of the United States for the Die
trict Of Louisiana. sitting in Bankruptcy
BIZ c. X. GIRARDEY d co..
AucrIosKKRs-OHce. IL Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10. 1850. at IL o'clock
i H., the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
the city Of New Orleans by virtue Of order from the
Honorable b. Dure, Judge Of the District Court OF tho
United states for the Dsre. Of Gated th jan
matter, The Il le wing described prop rty, to-wit:
l. ThE WHITEHALL PLANTAfIoE, situated in the
tspp River containing about 205 and bounded
by snds Of Mrs Gather and beow BY lands Of
The one said whi es Plantation Is
sold property the title 10 which is in dspate provided
10 the 18th section Of the bankrupt act.
This sse is made subject TO eae Of sssgnee, made by
order Of court OF Undivided h Of the Whitehall
to Yorke Co. expiring the st day u January 1870
corda State Of Louisiana and fronting the Mississippi
River sb0at 20 and bounded above
BY p Miller and the BY lands Of the United States
on public lands.
This subject assignee made by order
OF court TO Ober Atwater CO. Of New Orleans expiring
the LIST day Of January, 1870
The decree ordering the Of tho above described property
bsp H. ssss ABOVE ts,eS he assignee ag a. Officer Of
the Court and conveying only such title vested in him
by the assignment in bankruptcy and BY tue Aforesaid order
sS- TKnn OF sALE-Cssh the spot In U. g. Treasury
currency
the expense the purchasers before NJ oenon Notary Pub
lie.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

FREDERICK sHONEKAs vs. MARIAFMIrB. MARIA
McArdle widow Of the Erzstus sDithl-Fourth Dis
trict Court the Psrsh Of Orleans-NoAzl,989.
DY VIRTUE OF a Writ of seizu-e and
ID the Honorable the Fourth Districts
pansh Orleans In the above ented cause
/ will proceed 10 sell public auction 81 the Merchanss
and Auconeers Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and in the Second Dct Of lhis city,
on MONDAY February Is 1919, at IL o'clock the
"A CERTAIN IOT Oh GROUND. togpther with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, anb the rights etc,
belopgn in the FoursA Dsct Of ths
city in the square bounded BY Js kson Pr sna st Charles
Gate and Josephine streets snd resgnatsd By thu
Number Two on plan drawn BY w. Tharnton Thompson,
SURVEY or the Of June. LIS and deposited
in the oce Of the Sheriff Of the parish = Jefferson SAID
lot sguaed by the number aplsn drawn oy o.
Hedin late ey engineer on the thirtsnih day o. June
1913 and annexed act passed before stuart Lewis
notary public In this city the tvcty nrd OF June,
l543 and the in America measure tnty-
feet eleven inches and I've lines front q ytans street,
hundred and feet inch and seven lines In
depth, between parallel lines.
Said property acquired BY the deen ant since the de-
cease Of her husband BY purcbsse from Jess Ella az
the Of thereof passed be- ore Jaus beedove
late public In his en- the twentythrd oay o.
November, 1851
feized IN the above suit.
THOs. l. MAXWELL
jal9 fel Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LOsT-sTOLEN--FOUND,
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, CRY OF NEW

STATE OF LOUIsIANA, CITY OF NEW
- UrlealR-be IL known that, the nineteenth dsy OF
December year Lord thousand eight hun
ded and sixty and Of the Independence Of the United
States of America the ninety second.
Before me. EDWARD IVY. notary public IN
city parish Of New Orleans State Of Lousians
aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and IN presence
hereinafter named and Undersigned person
ally and appeared the parties whose names are
hsreunto subscribed who declared that, avaing them
the privileges of the laws Of the State of Louisiana
made and provided they had c0venanted and
agreed and by presents covenant and ond them
selves and those whom they represent TO form them
selves into constitute Corporation for Charitable
and Benevolent purposes under the obligations stipula
lions and regulations following, to-wit:
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The title Of the said Corporation shall be the
OUACHITA PLOTS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATE q.
which they shall have and enjoy succession and
the right and be capable OF holding receiving,
conveying real and personal property they
the capacity TO and be sued in the Courts Of
under their corporate nae they shall have the
right adopt corporate make and adopt such ruos
bylaws their they think proper
provided the be contrary to the Consultation and
laws of this State and Of the United States sad 20 prescribe
the and conditions upon which additional members
OF this il corporation snail be admitted.
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By G.. DE FERIET.

CsTURDAY, Feb; 9th. 1860. az Nooe, at
funds Of the st Charles Hote by public auction uat
of an absent will be sold
TbREE LOTS or GROUND in she Fourth District Of
this city, square bounded Josephine Camp jackson
and Magazine TIE said lots signaed tho
Nos 10 and each 81 feet IL inches and lin
by III feet 10 inches and lines in depth Lot forming
the Of Camp aud Josephine
The buildings and improvements comprise very handsome
story residence, covered WITH slate retired from the
aiming In the first story two ne parors divided
BY 70 ding large hall and Iont gallery
galleries The wing side building contains beow three
rooms Of which the gallery be used as dining
in the second story three comfortable rooms In the
property there Il long building containing three
stables ehicken-houe prvy etc The main yard s
with brick; there large cisten OF the capacity Of
1000 gallons ad the grounds are Ia tefey laid out and
planted plants choice shrubbery and frut
such as orange plum and other The is introduced
the house. and the chandeliers and xtues will be sold With
the property.
years in notes secured by vendors lien and
special and bearing eight per cent interest
annum from the day Of sale until final payment the build
nes to be kept for their value and the policy
ierred vendor In Of suit the purchaser will be
auired pay per attorneys missions, which
will likewise be secured by mortgage
sale with U. s. internal revenue stamps attached
before U. deArmas notary public. at purchasers ex-
pense-
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OF CoPAnrNEKsHIP.
GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

U. g. CUSTOM HOUSE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, New ORLEANS, Jan Is. 1854
with the provisions OF Section II Of the act Of
Congress- approved Jul g. 1866 the following described
goods will be sold at public auction at Warehouse No
l. Building Customhouse street entrance
Saturday, February 18th 1869, ct ii O'Clock A.
Oct Il, lS6S-No mark, box Toys, boxes Necktes %
bundles Cigarette Paper boxes Cigarette Paper Jaaqua
servs in violation Of Section a. Act of March 2 1893
Nov l. 1861 No. 80 bale Coffee; No. case Yer
mouth; E No 70, cases Absynth no mark, deni-
johns Honey vessel unknown; violation OF Section 6a
Act March 2, 1899
Dec s, ls6S-A B, ! trunk Cigars and Cigarettes;
Cuba; violation Of Section s., Act Of March
1893
known violation of Section S. Act of March, 1893
Dec l6, lS68-ko mark. boxes Cigars; on board the
Layaca; in violation Of Section Act Of July % 1866
Dec. 16. l66s-NO mark, boxes COO Cigars board
the Lavaca violation Of Section g. Act Of March 2,
1893
Dec Is, ls6S-M g. l $50 CIGARS; board the
Bremen; In of Section g. Act of March 1893
Dec l9 lS6s-No mark. demjohns White Rum. demi
Johns Red Rum. % boxes Guava Jelly; board the
Herman Cores; in violation Of Section g. Act Of March
1923
Dec. 81, ls68-No msrk. trunk 5000 Cigars: board
the Rapdan; in violation Of Section Is, Act OF March
1899
Dec 81. ls6S-No mark, 10 Cognac; board the
E Kennedy, in violation of Section "a Act Of March
= PERRY FULLFR, Collector.
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THY 1T. TEST 1T rHokoUsHLY,

THY TT TEST 1T THOROUGHLY
It viii you nothing TO do BY making application
the lndersigned, will be your residence
nd You will be shown how - It. and reasonable lergb
tine given TO test the Machine 70 decide 70 It's meri
The Magnolia washing Machine
your washing with half the labor and
than you usually will the cost OF the
Machine the Of clothes and In fuel In less than
makes sop does sway with the necessity Of stand
Ing steamfng tub, and prevents the washer from in
ang the steam Of nltby suds aso from getting wet
viii many instances be the Of preventing sick
and saving DOCTORS bill
An ingenious COG-WHEEL WRINGER b snxed 70
Machine, and Is made Of India Rubber Oyinders and
vrings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
usefll, Simple and Chespi Subtraction GuAranteet
BALE Use the
Magnolia washer
and the womans Health. both Labor and
Money. IA L. GAILLARD
No. lOb Poydras street,
Owner Of the Patent Right for LouisianA
~ Country rights for sae
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R0K OALE-kEAL EsTATE-sEvEkAL Hyk.
dred Cotton and Suear Plantations located In the
portions Of The cotton and growing ss.se Also kes
Plantations Orange Orchard and large bodies o. val uabs
timber landa Also. large variety Of City and suburbar
Property improved and unmprovs b the iorn o.
sores building lots and Squares favorable terms Pa
wshng invest win do well 70 call and sxamne our Proper
uea Miller Gard Rsai Eststs AsoA Ma u OaronaAs
rreSl Nsv Orleans.
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The domic place of business OF this Corporation shall
be located in the CITY Its objects and
shall limited the estao hment creation OF such ys
TEN crea in fund either by monthly quarterly dues
by contribution, otherwe said fund to be applied r
the relief of the present and future afflicted members 81 the
may members thereof well for the special oene
fit and mantena and support Of tine Ass ca
ton Its affairs shall be governed and managed by Board
OF Directors number Of the ich Board
shall be elected the general meeting OF the Asso
citation The said Board shall have the power to nominsts
and employ officers be necessary, and the
President shall be the person upo whom s other
legal proofs against the Association in which be
concerned. shall be served.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a. GREAT
IN NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENERAL PASSAGE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, Jaa 4, 1869 !
Special Notice.
The attention travelling public is called TO the follow
ing REDUCED RATES Of Passage points heei' resumed
via New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
FIRST CLASS PAssA IL.
To vIcKsBu re. ..... $40 90
MEMPHIS ....... ....................... 1900
20 W
CHICAGO. ................ $500
CINCINNATI ...,.... S8 Is
ST LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 90
LOUISVILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO rs
. DETROlT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 46 50
NIAGARA FALIS.... ......,............ 775
BUFFALO, observation-disclosures. 81 Is
7. 8. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
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ARTICLE THIRD.

This Incorporation shall remain In full force for the
the nineteenth day of Decem
ber eighteen hundred and sixty eight at the expiration OF
which time Association shall be limited and settled ny
three COMMISSIONER elected al meeting of the
IncorpOi alton to be called for that purpose
done and passed in Office in the city Of New Orleans
aforesaid George Clark and r. McSwan, wit
nesses age domicised in this city, who here
with tn said and
me notary day and date forth in the caption
hereof
Sam Huntington, Chas. Y. Harrington,
4. g. Austin, Q, Y. Lindsay,
j. # Mcmahon, Preston Lindsay,
7. o. Ledbetter
=. Mcswain,
Geo. Clark
true copy: -
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Observation-Disclosures
CvPARTNEKsHIP.

CvPARTNEKsHIP.
undss Ss and n ss Of d soRss
continuing the wholesale Grocery snd sion business
ueet. SHAh LE WI "; 9YoihHS'
T HAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY INTEREST IN THE
L firm of sHROPsHIRE q HATHoRN to my partners W.
A. Shropshire and H. E who assume all the assets
and liabilities. unuo,v
New Orleans, January lst, 1862
We the undersigned viii Wholesale Grocery
aud Commission business old stand los and ITO Poy
dras street. under the name and style Of SHROPSHIRE
BROS -
II. E SHROPSHIRE
New Orleans. January lst, 1859
rCHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
Bosn Is ssoSsd ny tRs death Of NJ Sao Maanse
The business win be continued BY WM BoGEL surviving
ness Of the late frn-
WILLIAM BOGEL. Successor 10 MaunselI Bogel, I'm
porter Of Drugs Chsmicas Periuuery Druggists' Sun
ores Toilet Articles, cognaes, Wines and Liquors
Opposite St James Hotel
his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
the late hIm Of ssunse BOgs respectfully solicit'
Successor TO Maunseu L BOgel.
January ], 1869
DIssOLUTlON OF COPARTNEKsHIP.
heretofore existing under the and
style of PIKE, LAPhYRE BROTHER is this day dis
solved by By the withdrawal of j. NJ Lapeye,
who has disposed all his g IS and Interests in the concern
to late VIM. s. Pike and Alex Brother they
Stunning all the liabilities OF the
New Orleans December a. 1868
wM 8. PIKE,
j. NJ. OAPEYRE,
ALEX BROTHER.
The business Of PIKE, LAPEYRE 4 BROTHER will
conducted The and style until
the first Of anuary next $780, when ALFRER SHOPPERS
and PAUL BLAnC have interest IN business which
will thereafter be conducted under the and style of
PIKE, BROTHER Co
New Orleans, December q, 1868
VIM g. PIKE,
ALEX BROTHER.
ALFRED SH EPPERS,
PAUL BLANC.
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yVEsTERN LANDS AND sECURITIE s-

In addition to Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks buy and sell Lands in Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
,ota Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Nebrssks.
The highest price paid for titlss 70 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES
W.. .lse purchase a. best rate. LAND WARRANTS and
DIscREDITED WESTERN COUNTY. CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents solicited any information required,
furnished without charge. Address
AUSTIN coRBrN 90.
Bankers. New York City.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RFNT-A LARGE. FINE THREE-sroRY
Brick Dwelling House, No. SIS Chsrtres street. near St
Ferdinand has been put in good order has and water
works in It. The Levee from Canal street run within
OF IT, and the Rampant street within two
squares. Rent $50 per month to lst October. 1869
EOR KENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and Handsomely furnished Room the front
parlor opening wide balcony Apply at D3 ST.
Joseph street, between St Charles and Carondelet
=; T.TaE E IsF caT6sI ~ 81 Charles ,rss
windows Charles street. opposite Masonic Hall, suit
able for cotton factors brokers' Office having IRE proof
the wall IL has been years occupied by VIM Ths
architect Po session given LIST November next For terms
apply TO e. G. Hesrtt No. Commercial Place corner OF St
Charles street, front Office
ITO BENT THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
the floor of the New Orleans Mutual
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the ONCE OF the
company.
EOR HENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent Canal street Nos H. Il and l28 Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
LOB RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN GAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms, with OF
without board Also day boarder Two large front rooms
that with sliding doors Parties wishing 10 furnish
their would do well 10 call q 40 Canal street, corner Of
Liberty.
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CALDWELL,s EXTRACT.
An on which restores Gray HAIR 70 ~ original color.
10 washing Of the head necessary. For sails b.
a. N. M0RlsON
Ir,rorter and Wholesale Druggist No II Magazine -,
DR. JAMES SYME,
Whols.ale and Retail Drug No. l39 Canal street.
DR. .. HASTINGS
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
Ana At the Depot Of FELIX SAXON,
No. IA Barouns street. near OsnAL
NEW ORLEANS. May "a 1855.
Caldwell's Extract.
Having snalZssd IA. on, and n NJ sxpsrinsnss AP.
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