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Go and ais Ryan sihE.

srurpED BmDs AT AUcrfoS.-Atteh,
ton Is cnllrtl to tbs auction sale Of stuffed
birds, TO commence this morning at 10
o'clock, at tic new store room in SInI.ain's
block, Munroe street, by George L. Wick
ham, AucIiGnCcr. Having examined the
stock, We would advise any person de-
string a beautiful parloF ornament to at.
tend this sale.
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MExDEIssohN QUxTErrE cLuh-Thc
Bostonians boast Of d trinity which they
arc cEdri tcadyio PrnIsSAhdi ihnt6esSasy,
bow down ndmOrship, and that Is COM
posed Of the Common. the orgau,. and
NIeDdelssohn Club. as, sss.a
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U.SDf+Rtcr CoURr. This Court was
not in session yesterday in consequence Of
the iiUn.artival ofJudgc Jackson. AiteF tie
adjournment on Friday evening, Judge ].
lon for his home in ParkGrsburg, expect:
ing To retuapaIIhC Majlr Anderson III
time lOruOurr yesterday morning. The
steamer had mot arrived at 4 o'clock yes
icrday afternoon, but did, probably, reach
here some time last night We presume
the court will convene this morning at the
usual hour We were informed upon In.
auiry at Messs. Booth & Cos Us to the
supposed cause Of the AnderSon's deten-
ton, that It resulted, doubtless, from the
heavy fog on tho river during Sunday
night So dense was It that as hate as
nine o'clock yesterday morning, We hear
that Il was not sole for steamboat 70 at
tempt to leave port.
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HAVE Just received new style Of
Ladlps', Misses and ChildrCs' Button
Boots from a fashionable Philadelphia
manufacturer, equal to Custom work.
LoUIS V. BLOND.
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community.

LADIES Misses and Childrens' French
Glove Kid and Turkey Morocco Button
Boots, just received al Louis v. BIOnd'S,
1877 Main street
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NTALtIA6GR FARl[ FOR sALERs7E

" The undersigned OIarl f6F hale biz ~
Yarn, 6iIuated three mllst east Of 81.
HoSd containing 100 Acffd, 10 nndlG enlhVl'
liDn; haB pl6nly Of good umbef, i well UatniOdi
lieS tgIy HVOfibly, i eaay 10 enltlVlln, AID v
good quality OF land lte0nltina three Dwell
ma, No chief REORGANIZATION Is IL abund.
anch Of FRUIT, Of great VAdgiy and choice
quality, surpassed By NJ Orchard 10 The eoun1y.
fhO lFult has been Guttlgd with Ipeel Y rgiefenee
" pFOAt 10 market aud e0Blltl4 ut Apples, Chef'
Flri Peaehe1 Pan, QnlnGtS, Plume and 0Hlpe5,
tosskhsF WITH email fditH u al Rnflttles, 90nK
witch 4 OnS-half acre o. RAspbErfiea Bnd one
half AsFO 10 Strawberries,
For particulars inquire ofthe ubdefliEned on
osIiI - SAMUEL r. FlNNEY.
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BoNRD OF REolsrRATIoE.-The Board
of Registration for this county had a meet
ing, yesterday morning, The object Of
their assembling at this time was to
receive the registry lists OF the various
townships from the officers conducting
the late election. Besides this the only
other business transacted was to order
the payment Of sundry bills. Amer dis
posing Of these matters the Bosrdudlourn-
ed to meet on the 18TH Of December.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

FRrsH Bed. POrk, saas1gS oy1tsfa,
FSh and Vegetables 81 Harry Smith 1
Cos, Market stToet. below NeLprs House.
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CAUGHT ANDJAILEp.- Yesterday amor.
mon, u boy naned James Rouse was ar.
rested and brought before Juegc Johns.
ton, charged with rubbing the ihonoy
drawcro OF Flnney, the druggist, JuStbelov
the NcI.urc House, 1t Is said that the
accuscd was oycrhaulcd before he got out
Of the store, md the money found in lis
possession. The sun taken by him was
ten dollars in grcrnSacks a.
AN examination oftho case was held by
the Justice and resulted In tile holding Of
the prisoner to bail in the sun of Two
hundred dollars for his appearance at the
ncxttem Of the Circuit Court This he
was unable 10 give, and in default was
sent To Jail.
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TOR SALR-l4O ACRES 0FEH
u Land, miles nom MoundbVllle, a1d
10 from Wheeling, 80 to 20 acres cleared,
residue we'll tlmbeFed. Good building and
orchard.
900 acres near Liilslon; 100 acres cleared.
Real Estate Agents.,
eetS lO8 Market Street
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GRAND OrESiSo.-In another column
will be found the advertisement OF Dlessrs.
BuOlaracL & Kgrnf.ld, announcing She
opening Of n large, fresh audwelI solicited
stock Of millinery, notions, &C., at Tho
room on ALaiustrcet, formerly occupied by
A[esSrA Nicoll & Bro, The gentlemen
who head the enterprise CAIesSu. D. &
Ky have large experience in the business
they propose to carry on here, having an
immense establishment In Hartford, COn-
ncctiout, where they have Tor years been
engaged 10 tho surne trade. They intend
TO Sommand a full share Of patronage Il
choice saeds, laiF dealing and low prices
willGceUmPhh IL They willbs In regu.
lar receipt Of all tho latest novelties In
their line, and they cordially invite every.
body To- he present at their opening ibis
evening. Drop in and see them. You
will and polite and attentive clerks TO
show you through tue stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08
nUBLIOsALR.-oN WEDNESDAY,,

DUBLIO SALEs-0N WEDNESDAY,
L The Islh day Of November, 1910, ] will Oder
lt nable sale, gt the mont door OF The Court
Land, eOhIalniuE G5k acres, InOrSOE leFa. situated
on tho Rast Fork OF Long Run, upon which the
present Poor uOaSS d Ohio County ID located.
The large two AtnTy brick balldlng up0n the said
land Il 10 good repair, and thOfei! upon the land
excellent RaleE. The gthbllhg, fences, and Other
improvements npon the place, arc al 10 good
condition. Turns Of sale, ODgfourih Of the puT'
ehaaO money In cash; the balance In one, two
and three years, With Interest Deferred pay.
meats 70 DO secured By deed Of trust upon tho
said premises. lnd the Interest upon The same 70
ba PAID annually. Possession ElVen April list
ISL. The lille 70 the above ID une1ceptOnAble
BY order Of Tho Board Of suPeFIisor1 Of OHIO
County. nj, E5al W. w. MILLER,
oeIt0 Chairman OF cOmmlltee.
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BOors and Shoes, All o. celebrated
makes, can be hsd a LOSS V. BlnS,it
ls7 Main street
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: SECURR your seats this morning at
Hamilton I Harling's to see the'clIIt Of
the musical world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

NEW IIosE.-Ths Fire Department Of
the city received, yesterday, from the
manufacturer in Philadelphia, one tllouS-
and feet OF new, leather hose-thc guam
THY on lmnd previously, being inadequate.
The Chief AEaBlal Of the Department
pronouuces the new hose . tinstratc anil
Gle, both us it regards material and manu-
in.'urc, and VIC presumed he isaulhOrityon
the suIect. He informed us lhst a test
would 10 -,ade next Saturday of the re-
cent purchase, which will determine It's
character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

THE finest stock of Genllcmens' Furnish.
ing Goods in the city is to DO found at ],
II. Stallman 4 Cos, % Monroe street.
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FOR SALE.

nORsALE.-TWRNTY t90 GUILD
II I1F LOIs oH Wheallng Illand PEiee n
equal lnslllLnenla y Ons, tN0 Hbd TIRE
AgeIIy At Toy MI 70 mo p aseiiRIsT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

nor SALE TO CLosE AN Is ss
d rITR,-ThS Sr.i.el,Sl' DWELLING ri
IOttSR. SlinRtSd "a ~ 6OfLh OlSt eofnaF-..l -
Of IGmpdOB and Sixth SLl1etS, bow 0ee1p pee "
Nh, CSFtnT, ThErS . s11ll Iot End ne hoas9 y
Ia q go'd eoudiIag;as ~ oaI y ~ gailtt
oaiT Lb1i1tD J. y. LkRlH,
dSei,H HsLarS lIoaSS, WbsullnE, W. We.
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IkYoU will miss a rich treat you do not
go and hear Miss Ryan sing tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

Go TO Washington Hall tonight aut
zee the elite Of the musical world
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

Go AID MAR Mis- Ryan sing a. Wash.
Ingtou Hall to night.
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TEI PuIsaI and sHosin,t 10 LlVor Oh IN III
VOID. nanahetuEOi hua hrOlA hpalthy uVrEs
apoa IL ssAshors, lthPsTteetg Pars ASaSUesL
Ask TO- aHtErd 1 CGsueIrS CD Live on !"
G&swELI, HAZARD : Co,
Ner YGk'
SOa e''H Dra u,yaSru.FrAGu
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AND BOSTON

AND BOSTON
We an prsPar'a to SIS,GIs O''rT description Of
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Asplundld stock Of Ties at ]. II. Stall.
man & Cos, 25 Monroe street
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PHILADELPHIA,

NV YORK
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T1o LET-HALL AND FRONT -
i Ilooa, NsIOdeOa BalldIngu- Il
Oe.i A0''~ WI. L MsAEEE:
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nor RENT-THR "NAYRsE'
u Urn" one and 3 founh miles
S0uth Of WeSg AlE1IndsE, eoniSinlng, ~
GefeE 40 ARA cleared. Heaflg E,At4l ~ Hnt'
ara L1iiar1. P0tSsstign GiEe9 ApItl -, 4 is'o'
pSyTs West AlsEGhdsF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

noR RFNT.-TWO (g SMALL ..s
10 bVsllinF HOubaS On he lildnd. N
Ap1ly u % thGnd VlngyBld y
mhtI WI. HILL4Ah'
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STEAMBOATS,.

NOR CiNCINNATL-THE @n
q hno palSeasrr slssnrt -
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-FoRLRERT.

T1oR RENT-A VERY CON
h fSSt,biS Byisk lI01ss VIII Foolal. %
1siH Gtfvst- bstuUsh hsdiaQn and JeaeI;,
~ StFoslS. WIN rat ehsaP unt lII AesiI hSA1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31

anu ~ t.D HVus0s ~ ~ NOW Io<1 -
the ..ss.....
Erie ani A1aue5o and Great Weotem
1.ilw.y.
through tEsouth.
sa.r., p. Msass1n A. 3 sA zs1' ~
s.,.... " B sHxrTUC.
tevs1 --- -''''' S''''.'' =. on1'
II - ----
SFbJ NVC1CE.
-. Lo1 Iron Mourfain a.a sn.sher.
Railread.
yr nuvv 11Tp.u u>,vnc ~
cs;s... $50 -. aal - ~ 80. -
Pauknsas CITY. LeavenWorth. 81. joseph.
Ana Peinea Nerth. Re.r - w..
TWO ESs . Teams n leave the New 0rleans
ya3 ~. T.Sas I - - s4e1n AAaaaIoeo Depoe
AN Hx|sS TRAM 'ieayes the foot 81 Cana, st,set-
Cibeoea Railrosd. msSins close Comes
ID Mobile With the Noble and Ohio Rail-
rorI ts appiy 70 ~ '''''s sn1 I" co.,
| 4. D. SHELDON.
Tfck4snt Mew Orleans, Jackson ana Gseat
| undor CIV HotsE or to
| W. BRDRM,
Tickf1t NV M G 3Eo G Mobile .nd cn.ss
HoteL <,
f.6auk periuteudiue AGENT St. Louis. lion Ncun-v
~ 4Quthcrn Railroad. no34 =
IT6RElNHs, MOBILE
| MI -
MrANorMAspAIrR0AD
ode division Of this road w - opsnsa
forces on
auBeager trains vim run IS 1oliovs.
| New Orleans. from the loot efCenal ssrssfs.
| st. Louis. Pass Christian. ni.s;..;r,; CO.
d eeaa Springs, Paseagoula and Mehise = s
l. ~ Arriving at Mobile at ~ 0G)pek
Ia n. Mopnr Avn ~" Mo. s.,1 mXe... 49,
- s.o "o .V1 AND AONIuOAb6Y kAkLP
NORTH. EAST AND WEST
u Mobile for New Orleans at In 4 -
49, -
nj Des0o1 49, 0ne0ns an4 Qobtles
81 Dosss
rGH FREIGHT TRAINS Rur RAop ~
IL N -" BAUM Val
ght received at New Orleans, at the spet a Il.
treet before $50 P. NJ; delivered at .MebfIs I
FHr As Low As BY ANY OTHER sopr,
- ~
further information, call at the General O6nea
J company rooms one and two, upss.in
"' CORNER camp ana Counoa
10. J. r. KENDRIcK.
8 General sunerintera.rt
A'hlhAs' ATTENTIONS
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND
ssIssRPI CENTRAL RAuR0Ans
their com5iasd length without i t cSansss va:
DESTINATION.
> = A. NJ. Ex,-.-- r-.,. NJ.
1SUNDAYS ExfEPTFn1 ~ A'sVs
I.' cbcaao 1Ss vsSes51S hs@pnis
..,.sn,. $500! :. =.
q the great Northern Maj. nA'. a''1 " 1'i'
oidt a T Tsgnasy nt Ea nR SlseP'ng Can run e
~ nan south arrives ct l:3o A II.
ct ofsce' 1saivsstnn ~, c .i H,s,i a =.
ct OfRces, New Orleans, under CITY Hote.
Tan ~ s s11 Common streets, ard Ct Depot.
j. r M0RET Garsoai T ~ sseoooaf
Orleans, Jacksou and Greaf HorfSerr Re;I.
fGad: ,s,
3. B. 1OREY' Gensrai n TseEat xvs,s* ,
siPpi Central Railroad. - -
2. ". cVVrI, GENERAL Passenger Agent
=
THU FAST. TO THE FAST
/
Lealsv1Ae and Oh1e and nllssiss1pp
p.r-.
makes this the -
pSN unu,uNu mn rrvNrv~.~a.~
ILL POINTS EAST AND NORrHFASr
An|AANO DAAs
2rect connections nom the south Tor Gin
cippati
vyrruorr nu.vc, 90.
"AnooA CnAN1s VI CAnA -
re and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
al AnNssappi RAILWAY fof aaae 81 AZ peln'
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REMOVALS.

-
. u kmVv AA..s. n 6WVv ALI
Tho undersigned has removed his STONE YARD
from the old stand, on Customhouse street. 70 tho
ARTIFICIAL FRKARSTONE YARD,
on Poydras street, between Locust and Freret
streets, and the office to No. IS Eatchez street,
In extending and consolidating his cuisines, '.itAs
the Frear Artificial Stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to generous public, the patzcre
and friends of q business of thirty EIGHT years
standing in this city, and would solicit contain
ance Of the same to the Louisiana Frear Stone Nan
ufacturing Company. NEWTON RCAAkDS
Referring to the above the FREAR ARTIEIciAt
ETONB COMPANY win furnish their STONk Sieo
Granite and Marble for all purposes Q! enu9.&
fronts Of stores and dwellings, steps, -v-.-
lintels tOmbs monuments, tagging tor eenquess'
yards garden walks. etc.
Particular attention OF property holders, erchi.
tects and builders s called to the ARTIFICIAL frear
Stone, now offered as beautiful and eccnomlc ss
substitute for brick and rastered fonts Of nnaid'
ings and suitable for corIlices WINDOW srimmines'
""n ''p'"A'' TEWTOK RICHARDS President.
yAas ss O. S1 1s sc 81 CAPE LINZ
Ap1S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31

a piquant sketch Of the deserted Villages
Of France is given BY . correspondent Of
the Londen Daily Nescs: Life in these VII
Lace, be says, when the soldiers make
,fhsr1eelves comfortable in the absence Of tho
Inhabitants is q sort Of military picnic.
Everything is hunted ont which can supply
Il he wants Of the moment, and no attention
n paid to the couventionalities which ham
per commonplace housekeeping: II there
Sc windowcurtains on one dwelling, and
8 lack Of blankets in another, the curtains
change their functions for the benefit Of all
9 eucerned- or tho benefit of all save tho
ten. The writer adds:
Your true deserted village is deserted DO
ause Of siege operations. It is IN the great
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EMovAA1a; R1xT iD;Si;SiiDERxTU /; ~


49,. Christ Church. and on the same square - the
~ and Medical Colleges the University Of Louisa
ana, and The MechanicS nstitute.ths 5ssdqaaa AZ
yer: \. thus concentrating the leading Bduca-
t;cns instutions Of the State on the same square
LADIES' and gentlemen win ind our new lscstaon N
superior in every respect and sntrs,yd ave- to
s strsngers are invited to visit the Co,'
isse The Faculty extend friendly srssHs. e e. e.
espeosy ,S friends and the public generally MOE
ps n o11;S.hteeuth instant, from II A e y =.
e.y. and Professors for eacn ssooy;
Or Day anA Bvenins: Success saAl'a''-
VIZ Siloxx praP Ell don this college u port
Il 80 s:..;.sss oonnunitiea For tesns-vA -
Ii,.5; !. - Il al ar s - tnaasA.
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belt of ruin round Paris. and it, nhAbitante
have fed to escape the dangers Of shot and
ahelI. T'he owner Of the curtains above
named would gladly have comfcunded
to- lose every article Of furniture 1t
only he could save his house. ~ It 10, he
NAV chance to lOsc furniture and house
together. Yet tho soldiers will keep thas
last fit for habitation # they can. Tho mill
tary picnic requires doors and windows on
these cold nights to make it complete.
There may be need to.break up como Of the
furniture If the owner has been careless
about firewood, and has left little or mono
In store. But even then the share and
share alike principle Of the hour helps out
one supply with another, 80 that irewood
enough Is usually found.
So Is wine, in some cases, BY tho wonder
full quiclmess Of the men about unearthing
it. A Prussian Jaeger has been pointed
out to me who has the reputation Of smelling
good wine through any depth of earth. His
instincts for tracing the slightest sign OF
cOncealment, and for judging the lkeiiest
spots in the garden to contain o hidden
wine-bin, is Of immense value to his COM
rades. They think the wine of deserted
houses fair prey. and are content with
the moderation which leaves the bottles un-
injured, to be filed again at some future
time.
l04C SCr0US ATKUuout, ~ VIC w 0Vt, thO
next detachment will" covers much that is
done in the deserted villages. Why leave
ANYTHING but fixtures to the unknown
successors of those who picnic today
There are chairs to be shifted from house to
house, according to the actual distribstion
of the guests. Plates must 60 where plates
are needed, even at the risk Of confusing
different peoples dinner services. and use
less lumber must be thrown into the back
yard that it may not crowd the sitting
rooms. 1 often think amid all this sad
waste of property, this scourging the land
by war, that the scene in such a village
offers wild suggestion of what would
happen if we were to "play at being in
deserted island" as children would say.
but to play it with the strength Of grown
up people.
Tho Houston (Texas) Telegraph has re.
Gently been indulgiAg in the very doubtful
amusement of counting its chickens before
they are Matched. "The traveller ten years
hence, says the Telegraph, "can, at this
city, choose from four or five routes to she
North, West or East, and several to the
Pacific, and can travel from this city, ~
rail, to any part of this continent. Lands,
which are now selling for dimes, will then
be worth az many dollars. The whole State
will be full of people, Of thrift, Of enterprise,
and prosperity. Places which now have
not a house will then be large towns and
cities, and Houston will have ffty-six thou
sand inhabitants"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31
10 Monty THE ROAD TO WEALTH.
HAVE YOUR OLD CLOTHES CLEANED AND THY
WILL LAST ANOTHER SEASON.
j. Jolly,
TAILOR AND SCOURER,
Sl4..... Camp Street.
Near the Magazine Market.l
6uits Of every description made to order
su16 iy

HGAURY Il CO.,
AT CALLER C0UKT. NKW ORLEANS,
Ship Agents, Passenger Agents for Hamburg olrecs
Sout6oTn line of steamers, and r-s-
GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENTS.
are nav completing their arrangements for supply.
in9 Foreisn Labor 90 much required throughout
the South and invite interviews end correspondence
with planters and Land ownerA eeS ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31

NEW ORLEANS SILVER WARE
nIANUFACTORY.
Attention is particularly directed to my SILVER
TABLE WARE, such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices as low as at any Northern mandatory
and CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Full
guarantees given in all cases. Every description o.
Medals, Badges, Military Belt plates. Sword Mount
ings, etc. manufactured in the most artistic man
ner and at low prices.
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
Ude4 ly2p No. 1856 Poydras street
FERTILIZERS,
LIME, CEMENT. PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
Thomaston, Alton, Cape aud Sugar LINE.
Roseudale and Louisville CEMENT.
LARD OIL, COTTON SEED OIL.
Lubricating and Tanners oHS
PAINTS, CoLORs, vARNLsHES and PAINT OILS
TAR, PITCH, RosrN and COAL TAR
FINE BONE DUST.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
suLPHArE OF LINE and OIL CAKE MEAL.
"A full supply in store and for sale by
LOUIS BERNOS, Agent,
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send Tor fashion plates and price hsts. 90! y
cyTEPHEN PHILLPOTT, ROCHUM
- CrastO Co., Real Estate Brokers and Commas'
sion Merchants We have for sale and to rent q
large number Of improved and unimproved proper
ties in all parts Of the city Brick stores cottages
pantations in the best parishes Of the State. and
vacant lands along the jackson aud Chattanooga
railroads. which we offer to the public on the most
liberal terms. Cash advances made on real estate
Of all descriptions, and collections promptly At
tended to. Office, So Rampant street. between Com
mon and Gfavier. nOS I'm
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'NFW oRLRANs REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY., DECEliBKR 81 1870

NEW 0REEANS KEl
nm MN oRzEA1s RzrUBLIclS
r.n,zsa oo,rAsrs srrAn
BOOK AND JOB
4Printing Establishment,
04..........-..Ca.o Street.
York. entirely now type Tor tho REPUBLICAN,.
Also from I. q. Senior. agent. now
CAMPBELL BOOK PRESS,
to our previous supply Of Printing Machinery. win
enable ~ to turn ont work with dispatch, end in
style that can not be excelled In the South.
We have also in operation three first.ciass
GORDON PRESSES
Of assorted ases These arc consder In New
York the Best Presses that arc made for the rapid
and superior execution Of work. We employ skil
full workmen, who win at al times b properly In
formed ~ to the latest and best styles Of work.
We. would cali tho particular attention Of ths
Mercantile and Bvsiness Community to this Do.
paztment Of our Establishment a. We have mads
to it extensive additions in tho very
NEWEST STYLES
POSTER AND GENERAL JOB TYPE,
PRESSES, ETC.
w.1ou .uAs1. v.~
PRINTING,
4AlMorH rosrsas.
FANCY SHOW CARDS.
RAILROAD WORK,
LAwYsRs BRlzRA
Dook WORK.
STEAMBOAT WORK.
Susnzss CARDS.
HAHDBHLA
And ~ kinAs It Mu2CANTUK WORK
The facilities 70 hsvs In tho wayM
STEAH, CARDAND HAND PRESSES
sxABLs u - lxscgrs WORK
eAPIDLY, HRArLY AND cHRAPLH.
RULIHG AND B00K-BIHDN9
EVERY Description
EXECUTED WITH DISPATCH.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
Steamboat OHacers win find It to tieir
mTRRRSr 10 CALL AT OUR JOB OFFC8
.LEAvH THEIR Orders.
We have made special provision Tor Ssssmboas
Printing, and have
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nRNTfST-DR- ALLEN. NO. u DRYADHS
All those who may require his services Or advice.
Dr. Allen would inform his pstients that tho hno-
pound, free from poisonous iAgredients and twice
as strong Is the vermiii0n Rubber. Old plate,
made new at twenty per cent lees than the neosA
price. eo1S ~