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National Republican., 1878-01-28
Recovering an Illegal Tax.

The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pnny has entered suit against the District Of CO.
claim was unlawnlly assessed by the old corpora
ton from September ~ 1863, TO April /, 1871, as
license for the privilege Of running their cars and
which was collected under an ordinance approved
March 20, 1872 similar claim for the recovery OF
SjGO Is made against the District for license tax
collected for running the company's cars in George
town. Additional counts In tho bill claim the re.
funding Of 81 ST. that has been taxed and collected
under the present form Of the District government
EnOch TOtten is attorney for the plaintiffs. This
suit il based upon recent decision of Justice Mac
Arthur, that the miirOad company being chartered
by Congress. the District has 10 right to impose Il
tax other hun set forth IN tho act Of incorporation.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Dcdloation of All souls church.

As will be seen by the advertisement In another
column, the beautiful new edihce OF All Souls
Church is 10 be dedicated tomorrow evening
From the names Of the clergymcn who take prom
incnt part in the services the occasion will doubt
less be one Of rare interest On the succeeding day,
other ClcrgymCn Of special reputation will share
the presentation and discussion of the important
topics To be brought forward at the coming confer
CnCe and installation.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
VEGETINE

natures laws. and while II Is pleasant TO u taste
genial To the stomach. and mild In its influence on the
bowels II In absolute la Its action disease and Is
not vile. nauscous Biters, purElng the invalid into
false hope that they being cured Ncgt tine y n
purely Vegetable Medicine. Compounded upon scien.
IL c prlncipeG II h. inrorsed by the best physicians
where lis virtues have been tested, IL recommended
only where medicine Is needed, and IL not mixture
ot cheap whisky sold under the cloak ofByers.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
An Iutcrrup,ed Gam. of Poker.

Saturday evening last Lieutenant Kelly and n
squad Of his officers made descent on cigarstO
on II street near the Government Printing Office,
aud found u game Of draw poker in progress IN the
buck room. The proprietor Of the establishment
e. W. Thompson, aud tour Of the playcrs were eS
we're locked up until yesterday morning At that
time, having furnished collateral, they were re-
leased fDr their appearance at the Police Court this
morning
National Republican., 1878-01-28
AMUSEMENTS.
"rhe Observation-Disclosures n

Mr. sothcrn commences his ong.anticipatcd en-
gagement OF the National Theatre this evening
with his famous impeHonatiOn Of De Lacy Eitsdlid
mont in the attractive play Of The Crushed Tragc
dian" Mr.. Sothcrn will be efficiently supported
by the talented company lately engaged ut the Park
Theatre New York city;
Tn" play, the star, and the company will make
their advent In Washington heral1cd by the most
nattcring concentrations Of the delighted audi.
cnccg who have enjoyed the pleasure Of attending
previous representations. The engagement Of so
distingWls he'd q combination promises TO lc the
most .urCc,siul Of the present theatrical season.
The N-oirce iS now open for the accOmmoda-
ton of those who desire 10 procure reserved seats
for the several nights Of the present engagement.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
arnussments Tonight.

TnEArrE CumqvE-Jakc Dudd ami new Va.
riety Company.
NATioNAL TmEATRE-sothren as the Crushed
Tragcdian.
METROPOLITAN CnUUCH.-philip Phillips, Sacred
Voculisp
LiSCoLN HALL-AddrcSs by Rev. John Hail.
ODp FELLOW, HNLL.-Bcrlha Won lliiicrn.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
A Rreas min Arrested.

Saturday morning Officer Smith arrested RebecCa
TolSon who resides In Flemings alley, near the
Police Court, on charge preferred against her
By Richard SmitI,on, who stated that she had
stolen y brcnstpln from him valued nj fifteen dol.
lars. The prisoner stOutly deuied being guilty OF
the crime imputed To her but she will have a
chance To prove her innocence TO Judge Smell this
morning
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Assignments for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.


No. l6, Hopp vs.. Vigil; No. a. King VS.. Dean;
No. q, Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany vs.. District of Columbia; No. 20, Sailor vs..
Mitchell; No. 80 Young vs. Strong; No. 81, Randolph
vs.. Jones; No. ~ Baltimore and Potomac Railruad
Company W. Gallaher; No. a. Marmion VS.. Batl.
more and Potomac Railroad Company; No. 81,
nowncy VS.. District Of Columbia; No. 6, Wood VS..
Mnll.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
NEw ..DTERTISEMENYy.

WAutcl-Situatlon.
Health In machine for sale.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge, 7. A. A. VI.
i. c. Booker, auction sale Of stuffed birds.
Concert Lincoln Hall-MiSs Emma CThurshy.
National Ghcatre-Mr. sOthcrn as the Crushed
Tmgedian."
Theatre Coml4uc--ChNnge Of management and
new company.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
vEGETINR.
Y { G ETH N E.
For Bilious, Remittent, and Inter
mittent Fever,
vEGETINR.

Or what Il more commonly termed Fever and ATue,
with pain IN the oins and through the back, rnu IN
tahly chilly sensation down the spine an IRE
slstbe disposition to yawn, pain In the eyes, which
II increased by moving them blue tlnge In the skin,
and great listeisness and debility. NeRetinc Is safe
aud positive remedy. II IA compounded exclusively
from the juices OF carey-selected barks and hcrb-,
and so str JnRly concentraed that II II one OF the
gether Negetine docs not stop with breaking Cnills
aud Fever, but extends It's wonderful influence into
Gates every taint OF disease refine docs not act a,
powerful cPthRrtlc. debiitne the b wells aud
cause the patient TO dread other serious complaints
which must inevitably follOwi but II strikes ut the
root OF disease by puri wing the blood. rstore tho
liver and kidneys to hendy action, regulates tie
bowels and assists nature In performing all the duties
that devolve upon her. -.
Thousands Of invads are suffering to day from tho
effects OF powerful purgstive n,strums, friVlItni
quantit'eg OF guinlnn and poison doses OF arsenit
neither OF which have. ever could reach ia,
true cause of their complaint.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

YouNd PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. be wise In time.
Clean them daily with THURSIOSs Ivory PEARL
ToorH POWDER, the most perfect dentrifce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums, swccteIl
the breath and prevent toothRche. Sold by all
druggists. % and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Theatre Cumiuue.

This attractive temple Of the muses. rc.opcns to-
night under the fnt,cring auspices afforded by the
efficient management Of Mr. Jake Budd and hi'
carefully selected combination OF artists. comprs
ing many OF the celebrities Of the day who have Rc
quircd deserved reputation Gs efficient impcrsona-
tDrs of variety SpcciGlics. The new management
have evinCcd their regard for the comfort ~ well
~ the entertainment OF their PATRONS by providing
new scenery, relted seats, unda newly.painted
auditorium.
We bcspcuk for the new rcgW1c continuation NJ
the success that has sigualiy attended the efforts
of their predecessors
National Republican., 1878-01-28
CITY ITEMS.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to Win Fortune, Feb
ruary II. at New Orleans.-Grand distribution Louis.
lana state Lottery Company: ~ prizes, amount
&c; 10000 tickets, two dollars (s2C; halves, one
dollar sd. Corresponding agents for sale of tick;
cts at highly rcmuncra,ive compensation wanted
at ull points. All our Grand Extraordinary Draw
Tugs are under the supervision and management Of
Generals g. T. Be6urceard and Jubal A. Early. Ad-
dress NJ. A. DauIhin lo.t-Oiiice Box G92, New Or.
leans, La, or b. Frank Moore 4 Son, 81 Broadway,
New York.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Pbi,ip pb,,I,ps-Mctrcpoiitn Church.

The wcllknown singing Pilgrim" Philip Phil.
lips will give concert Of slcrcd music this even.
ing, ut Metropolitan Church Dr. Newman'sl. The
lovers Of psalmOdy will thus bc afforded rare en-
tcrtainmCnL
National Republican., 1878-01-28
a Deserted Husband.

MIR. A. X. Browne, rs counsel, has filed for
George Il. Till hill fol divorce from his wife, Ida
NJ. Till both residents of the District The parties
were married by Rev. Porter Smell, May -. lsI4,
aud managed to live together until November, $50
when he charges that sic deserted him and refused
IN further cohabit with him. The maiden name
of the defendant was Ida ". Goodrich.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
ARE YOU bilious, troubled with

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache dizzy.
ness sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys
pcptic, nervous, dull, and languid? Ayerse 10 All
cXcrti6n. Is your life miserable? You require n
change. Cleanse the system purify and renew tho
blood. Take QuIRK's lRIsH TEA, The great house
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold byial
druggists, % cents per package, Which makes @
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho January Term Of this court begins to-day.
but II is ptpbabc that an adjournment Of one week
will be taken as Chief Justice Cartier Is engaged In
the gcMNrAl torn.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Gives Health, Strength, and Appetite,

My daughter has received great benefit from the
OF Ncge Inc Her declining health was source OF
great anxiety IN all Of her friends. lew bottles OF
The Nceetine restored her health strength. and Rppe
tic n. u TlllEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. " scars Building Boston, Mass.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Indications.

For the Middle Itiuniic States cloudy aud rciny
folorch BY cledria. heather. Wdrm sOHthcriy rcer
G,g 10 mUcL codsr northeast wiads, a@d faUiag fol-
lptred by rising barometer.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
An Souls Church-order of Exercises for the
Week.
DEDICATION.

TScsidy ercniHg, Jenv1rg 20, 1s7s-scrmon Of
dedication, by Rev. II. W. Bellows, n. D, New York
city prayer Of dedication, by Rev Rufus Ellis, D.
D., Boston, Mass. Introductory services, by Rev. H.
r. shipren, secretary of the American Unitarian
Association. Boston, Mas. service Of dedication.
Rev Clay NscCauey and the congregation con
Cludng prayer by Rev. Fielder israel Salem,
MnSs
National Republican., 1878-01-28
THE CTTY HAII.

Grist Brought to the BopPers Of Justice Last
Saturday-The Washington and George
town Railroad Company Want Their Tax
Money Back-A Deserted Husband Wants n
Legal separation--Assignn,en for To-day
Two Couples Take out Marriage Papers.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
GEORGEIOWS NEWS.
GDAIN ARRIE
PORT.

by rdR.-Four hundred bushels OF corn TO J. G.
& J. NJ. Waters.
PORT.
Arrircd--schooncr Kitty Ann, Iaycock, Alex
andra with 900 bushels Of corn TO T. u. Hartley
FUNERAL OF THOMAS JACKSON.
The funeral Of Mr.. Thomas Jackson took place
Yesterday afternoon, from rs late residence oil
of the oldest inhabitants Of Georgetown. The re-
mains were incRsed In handsome walnut cofn
suitably ornamentcd aud were Inferred In OAK
IIl Cemetery. The pall-beHrrrs were composed OF
the oldest inhabitants of the District.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
HOLLANDER BROTHERS,
FOR SALE.

OFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THls
~ land is beautifully loceted Gdj9ning Lincoln @
1896 iCS iO3S loss aud 1851 viii he sold In squares
lots on easy Terms, deferred payments secured at
Der cent, The Lincoln Park Association contbm-
plates building square l0li In the spring. Plans Will
he furnished 70 suit the tastes Of purchasers without
Office Glo street northwest. where all iniormatio
can be obtained. no5ly
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Publishing the Bans,

The following marriage licenses were Issued last
Saturday: James Williams and Annie Matthews
Caleb Williams and Lizzie Gibson.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

COLONEL J. J. HITTsoE has sold his ranch
and cattle at Deer Trail 10 +. p. Ernest, for
$40 600.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

DIR. BANSISG closes his office, 467 street north
west at IL m. Saturday, for the application OF
his spinal, lung, abdominal, rupture, and female
braces,
National Republican., 1878-01-28

Left-of clothing watches, pistols &c, bought a
Herzog's, DIS D street. Orders attended to.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

WELLS MACHISE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
Young America to Debate tho N'oman qncs-


The y. p, D. g. debating society of the West End,
held it. weekly meeting In the hall of the franklin
school building on saturday evening. Ncssrs.
Aver chairman, Hunt lsCcrctary) G. b. Rhcem
.,Fcagurcrl Fowler. Kerr, bangs, H. :. Rhecms
Flynn, StGrkwCnthcF, and Robinson were present
Mcssr. Aver Hunt Kerr, bangs, Flynn, stark
weather, and Robinson favored the society with
some very choice readings and Gcclamatons. The
question for debate next meeting will be upon the
'Sixteenth Amendment; or, Womans Suffrage"
National Republican., 1878-01-28
CONFERENCE

Wednesday, morning. JdHVGry 3n. lsTs-lIalfpast
nine, devotional meeting led by Rev. DE- Farley, Of
Brnnkyn NY.
Hnlfpsst ten. essay ty Rcv. Jamcs ne Normandic
Of Portsmouth, y. H., followed by general discus
sion.
INSTALLATION OF REV. CLAY MACCAULEY.
Wednesday, srrEiHO ydRu0ry ~. lS7S-IntrOduc.
tory services by RCvs e. r. Weld OF baltimore, and
Joseph May, Philadelphia; sermon 10y Rev J. r. W.
Ware Boston: Installing prayer. by Rev. C. A. Staples
of Providence K. L. charge To pastor. by Rev. W.
q. Eliot, D. D., 81 Louis. Mo; right hand Of lcliC~
ship, by Rev Il. Il. ShippcT, Of Boston; address to
tho people. by Rev. g. Reynolds. Of Concord Mass
prayer, by Rev. 4. NJ Knapp Bangor Nc.
SOIItRLE
Thursday evening JRuuary n, ISIS. The church Il
located vt the cNTIIrr Uf lurcyuth aud l. streets.
and n the above CX"rD's,S the friends Of lihC'al
Christianity in Washington arc cordially invited.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

PLEASE bear in mind that Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rhcumati'm pcTmaI emily aud at
tie same time tones up the whole system and Pl.
niles the complexion.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your suied gloves with JouvES's mo
nERous KID GLovK CLEANSER. Price 25 cents pei
bottle
National Republican., 1878-01-28

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff? Docs II refuse
TO curl? Dress IL with THoMPsoS's PoMADE OPTIHE.
An oleSginous compound OF singular merits 1t
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c Price %
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
deposits. II. s9uIER x Co,
Bankers, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
FREDERICK ID. STUART.

Large Attendance at the Funeral Yesterday
-Distinguisi,ed odd Fellows Prcsent-Im-
prcssive Services at the Nail and at the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-20

dred OF his best horses and three-tusked
elephant made tho Ameer his eternal friend.
When, yearly. 1t was followed by similar
presents, besides camels and merchandise,
John Hinton had the monopoly Of trade from
the summits Of the Hindoo Kosh Mountains
to the confines of Beloochistan. and In real
power WAS second only to the Ameer him
self.
About 1870 he was made military com
mander OF the district Of Iierat, and in 1876
suppressed q local rebellion to the great sat
isfaction Of the sovereign. Trained in tho arts
of war among the sayages of North America,
and among the supcrstitions natives Of India
where he became thoroughly familiar with
British soldiers and resources, together with
his years Of service as the idoIized com
mandcr of the Mohammedan tribal armies OF
AfgbaDistan. amounting to tens Of thousands
of half-civliZed men, he is today the ableSt
soldier Of Asia Desperate from knowledge
Of tho studied diplomatic chlCanery OF the
representatives Of the Empress Of India, with
whom, from fear Of trearhery, he refuses to
treat, and. as well as tho Amoer. bribcd with
millions Of Russian roubles. he will lead the
armies Of the followers Of the Prophet to vic
tory or to death.
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AN AMERICAN COMMANDER.
The COmmander-in-Ch Of the Ameers
Army an American.
lPittsburg Dispatch


Nearly forty years ago in South Hunting
don township, Westmoreand, Pa, lived John
Hinton. He was an orphan boy. rude and
uneducated. and had wandered there from
the neighhorhood Of Mansontown, Fayette
county With no known relatives, he was
kicked about from one family to another till
manhood. Enlisting then in the regular
army he served in the Florida war At the
close he helped to escort the Cherokees be-
vond the Mississippi. From Indian Territory
he went to New Orleans and shipped as a
common sailor on vessel bound for the
Fast Indies At the Bay Of Madras on the
western shores Of the Bay Of Bengal. ne de
serted. and enlisted in British regiment.
He served many years, and during the mem
crable Sepoy rebellion was noted for his dar-
INC bravery. At his discharge he was pre-
sented with gold medal by the Governor
General himself.
He i next heard of travelling - caravan
from Delhi westward across the Indus river
through Afghantstan and Persia to Turkey
and back.
In time. from trading, he became immense
ly wealthy, and was the owner OF hVe cara
vans containing over 49, 900 horses and camelS
and fifty elephants. In 1864 he visited Capul
the capital of Afghanstan, for copper, great
quantities Of which are there mined any
SIN cited. His magnificent retinue attracIee
the attention of the Amer, and he was invited
to an audience-an honor never before re
ceived by a Christian. present q nun
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Democrats, Re calm.
Now York Uerald.I

Whatever irritating things may be lung
out from the Republican side it belongs to the
Democrats to show sef-restraint and patience.
And We trust there will yet be found some one
on the Republican side to command peace ana
admonish his party that it Is time strife shall
end and craftsmanship come to the 'front.',
Suppose Mr.. Blaine to make ono OF his Skill
full and brilliant and Irritating speeches on
Tuesday. the country would shout with de-
light To hear him reproached and condemned
from his own side. and the man who did II
would thereby place himself Mt the bend OF the
list from whom the people will IN 1880 select
their President
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"And the Greatest Of All Is Charity

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lying on tho bed to which the kick OF
mule consigned him, Wade Hampton on Sat
nrday was again sworn In rs Governor Of
South Carolina What Is the precise form Of
the oath we do not know, but, Of course, It
contains a distinct promise to execute the
laws faithfully and impartialy. IT Wade
Hampton does not observe 1t more scrupu-
lously during his second term than he did
during his first, there will be feeling that
the mIIe hardly did him Justice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-20

NOR RENT PROPOSE TO RENT MY
l. residence, corner OF Eighth and Prytania
streets, completely furnished in every respect.
to q private family without young chldreni
and If agreeable will take board for myself
and two sons. aged II and 10 years. Il. nj. POND,
O Tphau pitDuias street. mol VI
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w. M. ABBATT,

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Auditors OfIice.
New Orleans, December II. 1873.
+. A. Burke. Esq. Tax Collector First District
Parish Of Orleans:
Dear SH-Please furnish this Office. by 70
o'clock m. SATURDAY NEXT TWENTY
FIRST INSTANT a complete list Of those who
paid their STATE TAXES since you have filed
your delinquent list In this office, as | wish to
publish said Hat on MONDAY NEXT, TWEEN
TY- THIRD INSTANT.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
del9 1t ALLEN JUmEL, Auditor.
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XMAS WEEK..
Engagement Of
MIR. GEORGE T.. BONIFAGE.
Who viii appear
sunday Evening, December II, 1878

Who viii appear
~unday Evening, December TT. 1878,
In his sublime creation OF
PIERRE ANTOINE"
snpp2eo!It9 ID ny g T. GRAVES SOLDIERS
artists. carefully selected for tho numerous
roles Of this touching
originally performed by the wonderful French
actor, Frederic Lemaltre Mt Paris. undoubtedly
tho grandest production OF it, French authors.
Dumonaire and D'Ennery. arranged In Its pros
ent successful manner and fully copyrighted
fully announce that this beautiful and touch
ing play will be produced with tho greatest
care and attention In all its details
Entire New Scenery. by A. Bagnetto.
Mechanical Effects. by james Kegan and as
slstants.
Properties and Appointments by A. Bourbon.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
n drama constructed with great care. connected
10 plot. increasing IN intensity and interest a.
It proceeds, full Of thrilling situations and af-
fording opportunities for the picturesque dis
play OF emotions. entitled
THE SOLDIEa's TRUST.
"wednesday, Dec. Is,
Thirty-nfth Grand Family Reunion and Christ
mas Oft Matinee.
A LARGE AND COSTLY ASSORTMENT OF
purchased at home from our New Orleans NOR
chants will BIS distributed as usual on Christ
| mas Day. at tho
HOME OF SANTA CLAUS THEST. CHARLES.
| SATURDAY Heaond Soldiers Trust Matinee
| and II ,llday Reunion.
| SUNDAY. Dec. 29.-First appearance Ia ten
years In this city Of the celebrated Ethionian
! dellneator and German dialect actor. LUXE
| SCHOOLCRAFT, and tho popular vocalist and
specially drama. THE GERMAN ABROAD.
! deco
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-20

XyyANTED-A WET NURSE. WHITE OF
months old Recommendations required She
must bring no child with her Apply at l51
Bourbon street. between and o'clock D. m.
1pt7 IT.
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Citizens savings Bank,
FOR RENT.

rINO RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED PAR
L lor aud bod room. with tho use Of new
piano also a few front bed rooms on tho second
and third floors will be- rented ut q moderate
price, with or without board. Apply at 40 Camp
street de5 I'm
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Ou,ce If the New Orleans Insurance Ga

pany. corner Canal and Camp streets, New Pr
leans December IL, 1s7s-The annual EbEO-
TION FOR DIRECTORS of this company. Ito
servo during tho ensuing year, will be hold ut
its office, corner Canal and Camp streets. on
MONDAY. December 90 1878. between tho hours
OF II n IN. and .. IN.
del3 I'd j. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

/ will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by any person without my written order
L. +. HAUBTMAN.
Now Orenns December 10. 1873. de2O 3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice to Red River shippers
All freight received for steamer Texas. Mon
day and Tuesday. the 18th and nth, has boon
sent forward on tho Kate Kinney Please insure
accordingly. jos. A. AIKEN. III Gravier st.
pIQ
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FOR SALE.

LOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
L ers. both new and second hand. Drainin R
Wheels. Pumps. etc. Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks,
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. Also, one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and ono small Propel-
lor nj CLARKS FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets
au 25tf
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nor RENT-THAT DESIRABLE TWO
II story frame dwelling house. No. Eutsrpe
street. containing six rooms cistern. gas pipes.
etc and within q short range Of tho Magazine
and Prytana street cars. Rent $50 per IN onth.
Apply to GEO. W. WEINGABT. 81 Charities
street sG22