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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
SAMFORD'S RADICAL CURE

IS local and constitutional remedy, and is APP
] piled to the nasal passages by Insulation with
DR., Saniord's Improved Inhaling Tube which
accom- paIies each boule free of charge; and
internally, constltutioEay where. by It's action
on the mucous coatings of the throat and stomach
it frees the system from the poison generated by
Catarrh. Until this result is effected no permanent
can be made Thus the united action of this
remedy is superior to all others or combination of
others,
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hitch run. with laoe cfsvAts. The cravat y aoras-
tik urte nsw, ana viii probably be worn I'll the
epring. Uftsntimes the back 10 uleated near the
centre, and fastened under the hat &t the back.
snd then brought forward and fastened under the
chin, ususily with q long. slender brooch, which
il again numbered amang fashionable novelties.
Besutiful plush ribbons, with sa in lining, have
recently been imported. They will probably be
used for Easter toilets, bus 40 out with warm
weather, to be the rage nexs win err.
Very light kids are no longer confined to eVcns
ing wear. Instead. light kids are worn ut church
and ON the promenade; and often dark gloves are
worn tor evening.
Al u fashionable ball, few evenings since, m
imported costume Of light yellow, with profnss
trimmings of black, was aeeomps MED by black
updrepsed kids that reached the elbow.
Eeru chip aud fancy straw will DC among the
fayorie early hats The cspots bids fair TO be tho
coming hat, and this surmeunted with wreaths OF
rose leaves. And wreaths OF leaves and flowers
will be the favorise trimming for all. Where silk
or ribbgn ID used, 1t will be the soft, elinging
style, and put around the crown In band per-
fectly plain, with loops and flowers at the back.
A new sleeve liz 30 cnt and shi red as 10 form
puff abyve the elbow, then fits the atm below and
closes ut the wrist. The deep-potnted cuff OF
linen or embroidery is worn over. This is fancy
that will answer for early spring, but we predict
flowing sleeves will be worn for summer. And
the Martha Washington, mostly, for thin cos
tunes.
The new princesses dresses are mostly made
with a plastrtn neck The plastron Tor street
and common tlses being OF silk, and basted in, to
give place 10 ono OF game; tnile rare old lace
for evening. An reuonl
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SHERIFF SALES.

LAW, MEDICAL RELIGIOUS AND SCHOOL
Books. atlonety. Maps. Novels. Bank
Books. Inks, Pencils, Pens, show Cases
Counters, Shelving. Desks, etc.
Charlotte ftF.t ind Hushand vs.. James A.
Gresham.
LNoURTH DIsTHICr COURT FOR TIE
l. parish of Orleans, No. 4i332-By virtue of a
writ Of II ri faeias to me directed by the Honor
able the Fourth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. / will pro-
coed to g. at public auction on the PREMISES
hereinafter Designated. on FRIDAY. March Q,
1877. at haH past II o'clock a. NJ. d succeeding
scribed property to wit: - = -
ALL, THE GOODS, MERCHANDISE AND
prop Er ~ the prsms e TO- w Ua
ing OF Books. sta ion ry. etc, HIS per inventory
which may be seen In my office.
Seized in the above sut.
Terms-Cash on Ia" apot.
1fONtS Fl. HANDY,
mh1 Civil Sheriff i ihH Parish Of Orleans.
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In Bankrnptcy-Ne. Iat5.

yNHFRFAs. NICHOLAS W. MURPHY. in
w disiduaily and as surviving rartner of the
late firm of Sale Il Murphy. OF shreveport, and
district aforesaid duly declared bankrupf under
the act of Congress o. March 1867. has this day
fled in said court q petition PRAYING for dis
charge and certificate thereof. from all his debts
and other claims provable unde said act. Mo-
tics Is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and 10 all Other. person In
interest. that tn seventeenth day Of March, 1877.
same, and that they may the and there
attend and show cause. Il any they have,
why the prayer OF the sid petition
should not be granted; and further notice Is
given that the bankrupt will undergo an exam
ination before Register @. s. Kellogg, on the
thirteenth day OF March. A. D. 1871 at II q. M.
Clerks Office, Flew Orleans. February q. 1877.
So S Z Re 45lGVttNSHIhE
fea4 mia Il Deputy Clerk,
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term maybe properly applied "a the most
aifn hid eroUs and products. High fArfn-
in9 ID what pays Iii other countries
WHY should ft not pay In Louisiana and
Mississippi Many farms which now
yield bare living, might BE- made g
pay handsome yearly income by nign
farming; and we hope TO live 70 see the
day when this will be the rule ana not
the exception.
ferred many lasting benefits upon the
apriculturaf world, and will confer
MANY more. Some OF the best varieties
OF field products--vegetables and fruits,
as well as many OF the best breeds OF
stock-are the results OF fancy farming,
which includes not only fancy crops,
fancy methods OF culture, fancy stock,
ETC., but all kinds OF experiments In the
same. Many OF these experiments are
necessarily expensive, and should not
be INDUCED la by any one who cannot
afford to lose the amount invested
therein.
Learn TO be high farmer, and then
you can indulge, to some extent, IN IAN
cy farming provided your lncilnatlons
lead you in that direction.
smaI-Pox Remedy. ~
A correspondent OF the Stockton Cali
formal Herald writes as follows:
I herewith append u recipe whlcn mas
been used to my knowledge in hundreds
OF cases. 1t will prevent or cure small
pox. though the pittings are filled.
When Jannien discovered the cow-pox
in England, the world OF science hurled
an avalanche upon his head; but when
the most scientific school Of medicine
in the world-that of Paris-published
this recipe as a panacea for smallpox, 1t
passed unheeded. It isas unfailing as
fste. and conQuers in every instance.
1t is harmless when taken by q we'll per-
son, It will also cure scarlet fever.
Here is the recipe as have used 1t,
and cured my children OF scarlet fever
here it is as | have used it to cure small-
pox; when learned physicians said the
patient must die, 1t cured:
Sulphate OF zine, one grain.
Foxglove Digitalis), one grain.
Sugar, half o teaspoonful.
MIR with two ia BILE spoonfuls Of water
and when these are thoroughly DltEed,
add four ounces of water. Take spoon
ful every hour. Either disease will dis
appear in twelve hours. For children
smaller doses, according to age. a
Good Land Cheap and ON Easy TERMS.
One thousand acres Of land In the par.
ish Of Tangipahoa, four miles taot from
Amite City, 6s miles distant from New
Orleans, on the Jackson Railroad. will
be rented, leased or sold In Quantities
from 40 to 100 acres, on easy terms. IL
sold, a credit Of five years will be given
to actual settlers. The land ID rolling
and bottom. Cotton, sugar, corn, rice
ground peas and all kinds OF vegetables
grow In abundance. It is also an ex.
cellent fruit and grape section, good
range for cattle, and well adapted FOL
raising poultry. The climate IL very
agreeable and location healthy. Some
OF the land has been cultivated, the
other easily cleared. Special and very
favorable inducements will be offered tt
families. A large saw mill close by.
For particulars and terms, call on o.
address VIM. Francis Mclean, No. n
Magazine street.
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BY G. K. GirardeY.
SUBURBAN. PLANTATION. CITY PRoPRI
| rrV ETC

SUBURBAN, PLANTATION. CITY PROPER
TY ETC.
SUGGESTIONS OF L. p. GENEREs AND 9.
Leonee Abat. members OF the late hrra OF
Second md District Court fer the parish Of Or
l. se ufslE6h ssta eaa ssoo No
ID 81 Camp street SAL URDAY. March 81.
1877. at 10 O'Clock m.. at the ST. Charles auction
n s ea e viii be sod q psbe sao
by and In pursuance OF two seyera. orders from
the Hon; A y Tissot. Judge q the Second
he twentieth Of February. 1877, and rendered
In the above entitled SUGGESTIONS. the following
descr BED g properly, t. ng wit IN rArn To.
gether with all the improvements thereon.
rights, ways. and appurtenance. therenntc Pc
on the right bank Of the Mi sis-ippi 7 liver, IN
low Algiers. The said tract OF land having ten
arDents, twenty-five toises front ON said river
by for arpents deep between conyergihhg hnes
| formerly belonging to John ID. Lepretrse and
on the lower side. BY the property now belong
ing 10 John Fathers. said Dropsrty is soia.
| until October 81. 1877 Together wi h 20 shares
OF FIVE hundred dollars each Of the Association
OF the ConsoIida "a anters OF Louisian ON
which nee cEk Il AZ ,Saa SQUARE OF GROUND,
situated In the Second District OF the city. and
hounsed by c9n Blen 1 e ner ana
az er plan b, g. r. Dunbar. dated the 18th De-
esnber, 1s4s subdivided into twenty lots. from
70 e 70 b In sHA lEfly OF THE rEHUaNTEpHc
Is ysH Il e 's 81 TaE r PAcc RAIL
fGaa one snp SHARE OF GOOD INTENT TOW
/ Boat association.
| TEEMs-Cash ON the spot.
be ore Jules Messy. Esq. New orleaas.
mf3 10 II 81
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Graphic VS.. Harper.

The minnesingsr of thu Gra2hic makes 1
point thus neatly: "Harper's Monthly tunes It'll
harp and chants the following mlnstrelsy
"tWide stood the doors that morning,
OF the sombre and ancient church,
And gaily tho yellow sunshine
Streamed In OH itB seldom search"
"sseldom search7' Alb, yes, alas and YET per
haps on the whole:
"We'd rather hear q softly lisp,
Or answer q frequently stamner,
Or " endure suddenly hiccough,
Than see saah often grammar.
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MRS. HAYES AND MAS. SHERMAN.
How They 10th Appeared on Inaugural
ti9n Day.
Especial to New York Herald

d.
Her dark hair, guiltless of crimps, was brushed
low over her forehead, and surnlounted By. q
good. sized black bonnet, trimmed with white
feathers and lace, lew simple flowers behind,
and knot OF lace for faos trimming. Her dress
was plain but elegant black siIk, with trimming
Of velvet and vAltnciennss. multless white kids,
camsls hair shawl and black lace veil The ouly
Bit of jswelry upon her person WIS heavy gold
scarf pn eonfn1ng knot OF rare old lace at het
throat.
Next TO Mrs. Hayes sat Mrs. Senator Sherman,
another model OF quiet taste id dress, who ntvtr
INDUCES In Nh approach to displsy. She wore
upon this occasion plain black silk, with velvet
sleeves aud trimmings; black velvet bonnet
handsome shawl, her only jewel - rare cameo
The Whlta House for the next four years bills
fair TO be anything but soene OF extravagani
folly in dress with such staid ladies ut the head
OF society,
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HORSES, Mich Cows, DoGs.--The finest stock
ever offered in this market will be sold CD the ar
rival Of the steamboat Thomas Sherlock. Due
notice will be given o! the time and place ef sale
Msssrs. Montgt merry auctioneers.
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BURNErr's COLOGNE is fill d in elegant bottles
OF superior finish and besuty--in themselves an
ornament. 1t has, in brief time, attained q
large and constantly increasing sale, confirming
the opinion of the best iudge y, that it Is equal
If mot superior, TO the celebra ed Farina.
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ii III tJs II Es1rT !.


lVARIErIHs rHEAraE
Mr. oHAs POPE. !. =. ............ Manage,
Last week oil
LOUISE rOstER0Y.
Special engagement of
CHARLES FORE.
Monday and Wednesday evenings.
LADY OF Lyons.
Tuesday and Thursday,
aNaOMAR.
Wednesday matinee,
CAMILLE.
Friday 1eth-Benefit OF LOUISE pOMERoY.
Friday and Saturday Evenings. ge
MACRETM.
Saturday Matinee.
LADY OF LYONS. .a.-
pIDWELLfS ACADEMY OF Music
OA st. Charles street.
Momday. March Sand during the week
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
SIMMONS a. sLOGUH's MI ssTRELs,
The great expounders OF eur national amnse-
ment, from their elegant Opera House. Phil
ndeipn1n, wh"ro for seven y arS they he~
came famous for their refined. artistic.
unique and comic advertisements. A COM
panV OF the 49,
Most Renowned EthlgpiAn Artists
In existence. Entire ehange OF programme
three times during the week.
No extra charge for RS Eerved seats. which can
be obtained in advance. mh4 tt
II ECTURE
-
BY request Capt. II. A. MELLON of the steam
ship Mem, his. will deliver o lecture In Rev
DIR. Narkham's Church. Magazine street
near jackson. on
Tuesday Evening, March NJ, 1877, nj
u o'clock,
In aid OF building O Seamans Bethel and Read.
ing hoom, on Fulton street. near Jackson
Subject:
'seH, HES ONLY A SAILOR"
Admission rs cents
mchf I'd
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from women who want to suicide. He gives
them powders in place OF poison, and they are
terribly sick. desire TO live and do live. and some
OF them marry rich coal merchants. Free
Press,
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One OF Ta1mage's critics III afraid that tn
preachers alleged mind il chafed by dgh
boots"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once Mutual Aid and benevolent Life
Insurance Association, No. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans March g. 1sTY.-Members Of this
Association ore hereby notified Of the dea h Of
WV Carrie who died In this city January 81,
1877: Jacob Schullingkamp. who died IN this
city February 8. 1877. and Peter Mcbride, who
died In this city February 81, 1877, and are called
upon to come forward without further notice.
and pay, at the office Of the Associ ton, No. 10
Camp, 81 Is on each. ON or before y. m. April
TO- 1877.
mh111t RW. YOUNG. Secretary.
Orleans Beat GIub--Arnuai Meeting
an 1 election OF officers -Boat-house, SUNDAY.
March II, at IL q. m.
SAM. BOYD, President.
J. M. HENDERSON. Secretary. mh9 ct
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by Fl. & ". cAMORY-Will DO sold on TUES
- d X. March 10, at 10 o'c.pck M, OF their
alesrooms Nos. Is and IT Decatur street (near
the postoffiee)-
4f9 Cases Boots. shoes and Brogans.
$50 Cases Philadelphia and Newark Fine Shoes,
] he whole comprising a very fine assortment
OF desirable goods. suitable for the city and
country trade
Terms at sale. mh11 st
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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, LOUISE
ANA DIVISION, A. N. ".
Regular monthly meeting. SATURDAY.
March 10. 1877, at Teutonia Hail. corner Custom
house and Exchange Alley. at tn D. m. Pune
tual attendance IL requested.
BY order OF the President:
W. B. KLEINpETER.
niche 2t Recording Secretary.
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SALE FOR A PARTITION.
RY NASH IL HUDGrON,--W T.. Hodge0s.
ID Auetioneer-tl fT1ce NJ. 13 Caronaelet street.
al the 1t. Charles Auction Exchange, i'd the
basement rotnnda Of the st. Charles Hotel. lin
this city, by virtue aud In pursuance OF an order
and Judgment OF the Hon. A.. l.. iissot. Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. rendered June az. 1876. and signed
July 8, 1875, court docket No 1885, In the matter
OF the succession Of Miles Mansar, Geeease d. Tor
q parti ion. at public auction, will he Sold
TEN LOTS OF GROUND. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. situ-
ated In the First District OF this city. In the
zine, Locust and Magnolia St. Gets, designated
as lots No. to 10 inclusive, and measuring
each % feet inches and lines front on Cal
Hope street. except No. ], which measures
rs feet inches and 8 lines front on tai
iote street by depth Of 1o1 fee inches and 8
measure: lot No. / forming the corner OF CAL
iope and Locust reefs. and 10, No. 10 forming
the corner OF Magnolia and Callinpe street, the
whole according to plan by Louis III. Pile.
surveyor. The improve ments consist. ON lots
NOS and g.. Of a TWO-STORY FKAME
ETC.; the balance Of the property is vacant. and
o Immediately opposite the workshops &C., Of
the N. O. ut l.. and G. Railroad.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS. cash. and
the balance at one and TWO years with eight per
cent interest, and special mortgage with zen
gage TO embrace the clauses OF non alien
ahdo,o and five per cent for attorneys fees I'M
case OF suit. and all other security clauses: ten
per cent to be paid cash on the spot. TO bind tho
sales.
Acts of sale before James Fahey. notary pul-
lie. at the expense Of the purchasers. including
the taxes due and exigible In 1871
fe27 mia IL 1881
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Important to sugar planters. Bee Trousard'
advertisement.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF NICHOLAS W. MUIR
the the late firm Il ale & urphy Bankrupt. Va
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MUNICIPAL ApvER rrsEMEsTs
SEALED PROPOS.LS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Ro m No. 1e, City Hall.
New Orleans, March 8, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until Tuesday, March 30, 1877, at 10 O'Clock m.
for the construction OF shell road ON st
Charles Avenue. from Delachaise to Berlin
streets. and from Napoleon Avenue to Octavia
street, in accordance with specifications ON file
In the office of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right tn reject any and
all bids JOHN NcCAFFREY,
nnh9 t2s Administrator.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY III. e. n. Sanory.

400 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BR CANS
$50 CASES PHILADELPHIA AND NEWARK
FINE HOES.
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New Orleans, sarch 4, IS77.--NOnce ts
hereby given that the interest Of MIR. 4, II.
MATTHEWS In our firm ceases from this date.
we having purchased the same
mhI I'm FLASH. LEWIS & co.
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Mad. Wells EreefE

He took the hand Of Hayes in his
Gone where all doubt aud fear
And shskins it with pride exclaimed,
sat last / am u pserl"
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Dental operations skinfuliy attended to by Dl
John G. Angel, 10 Canal street.
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WANTS.

WANTEr--BY A LAD 1s YEARS OF AGE.
w situation as errand boy or porter. Can
furnish references If required. Address @. II.
n this office ~ bf1 ftH
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Parish of Caldwell.



HAD TIMES TRACT. = In township A. N.
Range east. south half Of southwest quar-
ter OF section our. 1894 acres: south halt and
northw est quarter Of southeast quarter of
section five, ll7.24 acre northeast quarter an :
east half III southeas. quarter OF section eight
241.53 acres; W st half section and west half
and southeast quarter of southeast quarter OF
section nine, 1876 As acres.
Tract nerr Lemoine or Montaine-Lots one
and two OF section tn rfy-twn Gf.4s aer-s: lots
one and two. section twenty-nine, ESQ acres !:
lot tFo .shuthea quarter oil northwest quar-
ter southwest quarter section west half Of
southeast aiarter and southwest quarter
of northeast quarter Of section tweuts gh.,
35i42 acres north half of north half of sec
zion thirty-ehrse. $50 is acres: north half and
soHthaa.t quarter OF northwest quarter. and
we half and outheas quarter northeast
quarter OF section, thirty four. 1879 acres :
together. 1850 rs acres.
And the undivided half cft The following lands,
formerly owned by II. NJ. Hyams aud d. g. La-
bait:
In town hip IS. north range east. north half
OF northeast quarter OF section three 80 acres
and
In township Il. north. range .east lots
three. four. Eve and six Of section
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WANTED 49, SIC GOND-HAND CARRIAGES
w and Buggies. Any one having such. and
wishing to dispose OF them, can find ready
sale Tor them by calling on L. I. MADDUX. SIS
Carondelet street Also, q full stock Of Gar
riages and Buggies, and complete stock Of the
Japanese Child's Carriage and Cradle, O mo t
wonderful combin ,tion; In short, q full stock
in everything appertaining to tbs Carriage
business-alIof which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at 80
CatoBdelet street. g.--:z- -.
mht1 3rl L. r., MADnUX.
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Id whom i'm communications for this deparfmnens
should be- addressed ~ the Once OF she BY.
ngMoonAr, No. Na aravier street.
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WANTED - BY A SOBER AND In Us
w trious young man n situation no Watch
man. Porter, Salesman or Driving Of any kind
ID thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In The country II desired. Address W. O., Dem-
oerat office. fe2rtf
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J. II. Walker. d. d. g., 1so Delord street.
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FoR a6aa ~ hahs9} ro
the Railroad, tract of alb ut 8 0 acres of good
land: abou' 20 acres cleared; balance we'll tim
cattle. yoke OF oxen horses and wagon hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. win
sell the whole at q bargain. Address j, B.,
this office fe1a-
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w q situation to do light house work and
sewing. Reference given If required. Address
nj. A., at this office. sMmh11 lta
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w ANT AND VISITORS
w 70 know that nicely furnished rooms. with
or without bosrd can DO rented at 1874 Canal
street, One of the most desirable localities in
the city. Hates reasonable. Apply. ON the
premises, over the Gregg Seal ing Machine
Depot and Fashion Emporium. ts4 Canal street.
ds24 3tn
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L. r.. MADnUX.

NyANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for O d ug House. BY q nun
whe Ia Ia uiliar with the business. and has ex-
tensiye acquaintance In Louisiana. MississiI p
and Texas. Best New Orleans reference given.
Address C. MtssfSaifpf Eify. Misc mia
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COPARTNEKSHIP.
NOTICE.

Tho copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned has expired by Hmita-
ton.
chased all the right. Il le and interest from the
senior partner. DANIEL EDWARDS, will a.
sumo ali the obligations Of the firm of DANIEL
d JAMES ID. EDWARDS. and continue the
business at the old stand. Nos 81, %. % and q
Delta street, and NOS. %. "a. 26 and 20 From
DANIEL EDWARDS.
JAS. d. EDWARDS.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE ON SMALL
w monthly payments. house with at least
three rooms, IN two lots, In the Fourth or Fifth
District. between st. Char es street and River.
ADDRESS, With lowest terms and interest. w. s..
90 Fourth street fefs*
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-oNE FIRsT-CLAss TICKET ~
cts to st, Louis, Mo, Inquire at No. 10 St.
Charles street. mhss
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BY Nash IL Hodgson.

VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
TEN LOTS OF GROUND WITH IMPROVE
ments. opposite Jackson Railroad Depot.
corner Cslliope and Magnolia streets.
Succession OF Miles Manser, deceased.
Second District Court parish Of Orleans Doekct
Ne