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4tWsli. them he's.atailor

ltWeai. them he' q tailor,
SeaWell, I don't Know. Beein' your goin
to nut it in book, guess you'd better
can him q Wholesale and retail clothier.
That's what he says he is. and here's his
circnlar. J. Folks put on airs sometimes,
and if Mrs. Robinson calls her husband q
hair-dresser when he's only a, barber, I
guess I can call Pete a elothier.' &
-. Your husbands name is Peter Brown
and he's aclothier. All right. How old
is hep 20 E
"Hsll be ffty-six next January, the
bAld-headed'old godsssays Aesonly forty,
and there's that hussy of Susan Jane
Green as lives around the corner (.
Eyes, YES, see. .ffty-six. Where was
he born?" -
"In the Isle of Man; he used TO have .
sign with three legs on it, when be kept IN
the basement Ii you'll come up stairs
I'll show it to you.
sThank you; but it isn't necessary.
How many children have your"
well, there's Mary, my eldest; and
there's Peter, him as was named after his
father; and George Wilkinson, him as was
named after old Mrs. Wilkinson, because
Peter thought she'd leave him some
money, but she didn't,; but left it all to
the Home for Baptist Wanderers, which
was Just like her. with her pretenses, aud
her always knitting stockings for the
poor; precious little they ever got of them
goodness knows, for she used to sell 'em
and buy snuff with the money; and al
ways thought she ate opium, too, and
whisky, for used to smell 'em on her,
the bypocritical old pest TO society, as
she was, and everybody knew it only
Pete; he says: Its best to make believe
we're Baptists; but we amt, with their
old duckin' and plungin' and thinking
they can wash away original sin, when II
says: Nor hyssop. branch, nor sprlnklln
priest -leastways, dent mean that, fol
that's against sprinklin', but it is wrote
"Yes, yes, know, but how about the
children!" tt .~,r-f-Sg
"Well amt tryin to tell you? There's
Mary and George Wilkinson-blame the
snufy old thing with her opium land
Augustus John; which was all his fathers
putin on ais, cause there amt no Angus
tus in his family, and nowhere else as |
knows on, and Sarah as is all the time
wantin'. me to buy iquorice to make
liuuorice water in pesky old castor Oil
bottle and spill it all over her dress. /
have to change her apron every five
minutes, do believe. aud I've got to
make her two more right of, or she won't
have a rag to her back, with her traipsin
over the floor and her nasty liquorice
water, which she won give me minutes
peace if 1 don't get it for her, and she
rubs it all over the babys face
till I ieel just like flynn. And there's
Bob, as his father wants to be politician
when he gets little older, but, good
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je9 3jyi0 Sheriff of tho Pa fOrie
Marie Aeves vs.. Jo.eph LIsdo.

Marie Aeves vs.. JOseph LIsdo.
EsIFTH DISTRICT OOUkr FoK THE PARISH
Orleans NO. l5s26-By virtue, OF q VIII
Honcr ab,e. the Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street,
between Canal and Custonhouse streets, in the
Secoud District of this city, MONDAY, Ju y
Is. 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ the following described
l. TWo LoTs OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city desl2oated by the
beers one hundred aud twenty-elght and one hum
dred ard twenty nine. in square number seven.
bounced by Rocheblsve Dorgen dis ST. Ann and
Dumaine streets. on plan Drawn by O. A. de Ar.
mas surveyor, dated the seventeenth OF April 1882,
and deposited in the Office Of CuVlllier, notary
pubic N this city. SAID lots adoin zach other. and
measure, e-ch, in american measure, thirty feet
front on Dorgenois street. b. one and forty
nine feet one lach and four lines ia depth:
together with all tine rights, ways, privileges and
appurJenances thefeunto belongng or IN any WISE
appertaIning.
the ninth district and Third District of
this city. in square number fifteen huudred and
slghty-6ve, bounded by St Anthony. Bagatelis, Ma
rgny Canal and Duel streets, me tsuriDg ninetytwo
feet front on Msrigny Osnal by nlnsty-hve feet IL
cepth, according to the plan deposited II the office
of ths City Treasurer.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je22 jyl0 "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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NEW itRIE

New ORLEANS. June IS, 1870.
John Davidson, Esq President Mutual Aid and
: Benevolent Life Assurance Association OF Lou
isiana:
DEAR Sm-Ysu tave my thanks for the amour, Of
twenty seven hundred and sixty dollars, paid this
day By the Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insur-
ance Association of Louisiana. upon policy No.
1872 upon the life of my deceased husband William
Hugo who died in his city May 10. 1870.
Very respectfully.
JOHANNETrE HUGO, 80
iv3 Corner Felicity Road and Rampant,
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FURNISHED HOUSE ON PRYTANIA
STREET..

For Rent During the Summer.
A handsomely furnished houte. containing six
rooms, kitchen, ETC.. situated in one OF the best
neighbornoods Prytania street, in the First
DISTRICT will be rented from the first of june to
the first of October. at $50 per month. Address
Glass Box 9e9, New Orleans Postofice. myI42pt
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SHERlFFS SALES

kuFfh DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PAR
ism OF Orleans, No. l7lo.-By virtue Of aud in
obedieL CO to order of sale June co. 1870
and to me directed by the Honorable the tifth Dis
trlct Court for the parish Of Orleans the above
top. on Monday. July Ii. 1876. at hat past ten
O'Clock A. ~, st my wsr.hon.e. No. "A St. Ann
street between RoS a and Bourbon streets. In tho
Second District OF this city
SIXTY nine (69 Barrels FLOUR. r
Attached in lhe above suit.
Terms-Cxsh on the spot.
t-r THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je30 jyc II sheriff of tte Parish Orleans.
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CHARLss =. WINNIE u FAkR
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURER
-. AGENTS.
Machinery and Agr1eMltural I'm pis1SnH
Ill GaAy.z1 sxzxsr, NEW ORIsAxs,
Ga aand It al Times oompasts stock Of sTEAl
ENaINES. both stationary and portable, SAL
MILLS. COTTON GUdS and CONDENSEH
RIOR MACHINERY. SUGAR MILLS a
EvkPORAToRS, DIAMOND GRIST MILLS a
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of svsry &
scziption. which No are odsrins ct msnufacturs
pr,oss, and respectfully solioit A examination
befors purchasing elsewhere. u
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ITWnS0esRsmD1 A0aUAL o1ARes
A -, MENF OF 3
CRESCENT MUTUAL INsVaANee e0o6eAfY.
s.sI 5ssy l. ssw z3gss4tf trf g1G-.-
For the Yeer EeAlag April - Asv0

A ss I q 4 L..
Gfos Prsmiums for the fsar. ...........: $751; =
Aasets 81 Oonpan April 90. 1882. seoe1 .
1hs Baard Of Trustees resolved "a pa1 inssrsss -
Blk psr oent In cash al outstanding OsFtan ssees
Of Scrip and ao 70 PAY in cash the iss1s Of lsds 70
the legal holders thereof and after the second
Monday In June next. ..s5s. .
They have also sclared Q Scrip DIVIDEND o.
Eighty Per Cent on the sarnsd prsmtums entitled
TO participate for the ssaf ending April 90 n'o nor
which certificates will bs issued on and after the
arst Monday in August next. frss Of government
tax. r. ,.. s.ss4 l.. ia
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President.
a OF BUDDEoKE. vios-Prssident
HENRY v OapsN. Secretary.
~ 49,. 81 rt
..as lgas s-a4E -
15t TRUSTEES: uT-.t
Thomas A. Adams Samuel II. Kennedy,
T, Buddecks, Samuel B. Newman. -
PHI. Foley, ~. Ga,rard,
A. G. Ober A. Thompson,
p. Simms. John Phelps.
A. Elmer Bader, E. II. Summers.
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The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript f-cm the books Of tho Company.
THOMAS SLOO. President.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary
STATE or LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans. I
sworn to and subscribed before me, this nine
teenth day of January, 1879.
A. SHELLEY,
Second Justrce of the Peace, parish Of Orleans
The Board of Directors have resolved to Day SIX
FER OENT interest on the outstanding certificates
OF profits; aso THIRTY-THREE AND THIRD
FER CENT on the balance of the serips of the wear
1858, on and after the second Monday Of February
1870; and they have further declared q dividend O:
EIGHTY PER CkNT on the net earned outstand.
ing premiums for the year ending December 81,
1859 for which certificates will be issued On and after
the twenty first day of March next
THOMAS SLOO President
JOHN G. GAINES, Vice President.
Taoa1As ANDERSON. Ssereiar
DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ls.C:
John G., Gaines. E. j. hart.
3. Biscoe, Henry Renshag
1. N. Marks, Hugh Wilson
Charles Mscready. W. E. Seymour.
Richard Flower, Richard 8. Vensbles,
Julius Weis. Thomas Sloo.
my26 td3l
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TaOa- u. BODAEv q co..
Aaeatnssya Aer1amStnrAa AMpieAoaeA
AND RkRTILIZEHA
M n aea-saaa~s nA->.t ms~ sar,>>.l

No. Rsvd1do 0oveet, New OrleaH
: Gulistr Steel Brush Cotton Gins, 0ula
Hand Cotton Presses, Newell Screws. 6taSas
Oultivssors, Ssttlsy's Gang PIows. Coleman
Corn and Whsat Mills, StxauS Corn 81
whsst Milis. Stattonau and Pertabls s:ss
Engines and Boi:sss. Circular Saw Mills. Bal
Ohio Mowers, EAns Ohio Combined Moves
and Reapers. With Dfoppse Attachment. for 10
vesting rice - ave ~
Grain Driiis, Horss fowers Rice and Wha
Thrsshsrs, Boot. Bindssss Machinery. Paper o.
tsrs. Presses, etc. ,isF.. ~ . s.zr.aE
Hydraulic Iron OattsrA OAwfords Garden o.
tvstors Feed Outters, Corn Shelters, WhsslbA
rows. Plo~s, SWEEPS. Berapsrs. Southern Osn
Planters, Clifton Plastssa. Victor Cane Aiils Cod
kvsperatora 80 al $50 I ss. go suss
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DANIEL - JA1aDs -. EDWAR1e
ro.. u. -. - ss1 = Dsis. sarsss,
.o0as0sa e4Ar iEal f.
NoA- -. -. - $50 ~ Front street,
Is NEW OaLEANA LOUISIANA.
Asn.faesarsrs a Impssv6d sTKAA TRAMs
e3 ron MAikEHo eC&AK.
And Of .vsly description Of
COPPER. BRASS. IRON and SHEET IRol
WORK RRAGs COOKS. vALv1s.
- ..ss STEAM W11S1LES. etc..
UOPPERa sTlLLo AHD WORMa.
For Grain sad other Disabling.
a,5 tsaa. 80 '-Dssaasip- c.saI-
IRON PIPES snA WRITINGS Ct I'll nzss.
STEAM and HAMDrPU0PB, s.
STEAM and wATER GAUGES made snd
paired. E,
BRASS POUNDING, TMUHfno and PArrEn
MAKIN0. $50 - ~ issss ~ E
Rspairias Of Iii kinds doas = shors notice,
So a. .-7Aes is4, af.s..s z To-. ssi.Bfs Is
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,..4. ,... .. DIRECTORS: ..
Hon. John A. Dix. New York. .f .
John j. Crane, President Bank of Republic.
William NJ. vermilye. Banker. Wall street. tVsr.
milys CoJ o. s
Charles G. lockwood. OAshisr Newark Baking
Company. . 4.... ...,.
Hon. George Opdyks. e.. Mayor Of New York
Minot O. Morgan Banker. %
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney 90.
Benjamin B. Sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining COMPANY
Aaron Arnold. firm Arnold, Constable i 90.
Richard II. Browne, Of Wetmore Browne, lawyers
4. w. Haughwont, Arm y. V. Haughwont Go.
william wilkens firm N. Wilkens o.
Julius II. Pratt. Merchant
William ". Wright Merchant. t.
Charles J. Starr. Merchaat SIS
William Allen, Merchant.
George ". Cuyler. Banker. Palmyra, New YORK
George T. Hope. President Continents, Fire In.
sursn % COMPANY ...
john h. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. PeckhAm, corEer Fifth avenue And
Twenty.thirdstreet. New York.
William T. Hooker, Wall street
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New jersey.
George W. Faflee. Lawyer.
". L. OogswsN. Merchant
JOSEPH MA0NER.
snagsr for Louisiana and Texas No. lse Com
street. New OrleAns fsas ~
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OFFICERS:
". n. PECKHAM President
W. T. HOOKEk. Vice President. Cd
l. lfcADAM. Secretary and Actuary. ).
@. A. FREDRlKAR. Superintendent Of Agencis
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-09
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