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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

This gentleman addressed his fellow Citizens
at the Court House in this place On Saturday las.
We had not the pleasure Of hearing him. All
who did hear HIM, speak ia the highest terms Of
has speech. Mr.. Thompson, as our readers are
aware. is a candidate for the office of Attorney
General. He was called out BY the leading
members Of the Bar in Ponioioc, without dislinc-
ton of party. Wherever he is known, he is de-
servedly popular. We do not know young man
of finer promlse-as a constitutional lawyer, he
has no superior Of his age in the South. His
industrious habits, and correct steady deport-
ment, peculiarly Fl, him Cor the office to which he
aspircs-he will bring to II a mind disciplined by
much study, we'll stored with legal knowledge,
and intimately acquainted with the constitutional
history of his country From all that We can
learn he will get an overwhelming vote.
The Argus commenting on the following re-
marks of Col. Gholson in Congress; ''tha' at the
time of his and his colleagues election there was
not the slightest doubt among the people Of Mis-
sisspp but that whoever were elected, were cleo
ted for the full term of the 25th Congress-" ob.
serves.
1--WE assert without the fear of contradiction
than the annals of Legislation do not contain q
more wlliul misrepresentation of facts than the
above declaration of Mr.. Ghoson-a declaration
totally untrue, and so slrikingly at varlanre witt
the previous manness of this gentleman that ",
treated il as IA libel upon his character, until ",
discovered 1t in the couuphug columns OF th'
Globe"
Facts "contradict' you Mr.. Argus, and Prov
that Mr.. Gholson's declaration was MOI only 5.g
'tota.ly untrue" but totally lue to the very ie,
ter. Unnecessary, we could get the Testimony .
hundreds and thousands Of individuals, who vote
at the July election under the persuasion that tho
they voted for, # elected, would be elected 70
two years, in other words that it was an electio
of members for the 25h Congress, aud that th
Governor had no right TO abrldge the Congres
sionai term by his writ of election. Every pei
son whether wing or democrat, with whom "
conversed upon the subject concurred in this {
pinion. Congress has sanctioned it and the que.
ton is now settled. Both Claiborne and Gholso
knew that they were elected for ttro gears, an
they will hold their seats, and fearlessly do the
duty, the denunciations Of the whig press to II
contrary Notwithstanding.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
For TIE Democrat.


S o y G --fCSE: John ,laIcrsoa my JOE"
Oh Stephen Nasa, my friend Steve,
When you aud were young,
We went to school together Steve,
10 learn our mother tongue,
You were the brightest boy Steve,
The master called you 50,
Aud he the best Of men, you know,
Oh, Stephen Nash, friend Steve.
Oh Stephen Nash, my friend Steve,
We soon grew up TO men,
You comb'd your head 50 shck Steve,
Like rump Of " bantum hen,"+
You caught the hearts OF girls Steve,
And then you went to Law,
Aud finding they had all "FLAW,"
You left them Steve, friend Steve.
- VorER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
An anti-tall chicken.

There are eighty one Post Offices in the Ter
n,ory Of Wisconsin, according to a statement
published in the "Alnera Point Free Pess" oil
THIS number twenty arc located west Of tho Miss
issppi river
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Columbus Hotel.

E LIVINGSTON has got back TO the old cor
~ ner, formerly occupledhy him, but more re-
Gently BY Mesas Calhonnand Covington. He in
tends keeping plenty every Thing good to rat and
good bcdt sleep on a bar well furnished, & aten-
tive Holsters, and will lc thankful TO all persons who
may give him call. -
Columbus, Sept. 23d, 1s37,-ll-9m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
A (sOOu I1argain

WIII. be given IN an improved tract Of land
w living eight miles below Columbus, lmme-
diatoly on the Bgby containing GOO acres; there is
1870 acres now in cultivation under good fence; ako
a cotton gin aud press, all ncw there IS also, fer
rs and landings Oh the place Il the purchaser wish
cs will sell the crop and stock Of all kind with il.
Apply To the subscriber on the premises
Sent %, is37-ll-6w. JOHN LINDSAY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

Refer to Joseph Nichos, Esq, ?. rishbnrn, Esq.
Mcssrs. VILLAINS & Shemire, Mcssrs Nichols 4
Christmas, Jackson La; Thos, l.. Andrews, Esq,
Rev. J. Is. Smith, Chuton, La ). r. Andrews
ESQ, .Nep Orleans; Gen. John II. Dawson, Col
Joseph 4. johnson, st. Frdncisr'He, La.
Oct % ls37--l6-9w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--From this
" day MIR. T. J. CARVER becomes part
ner with the Undersigned, in the Factoragc and
Commission Busidess, IN the city OF Mobile. The
business viii be conducted N the name OF 4. j.
DEYAMPERT s. co. We solicit the patronage
ofour friends and the customers Of the Old firm.
T. J, DEYAMpEBT.
Oct 1s57-f6-im
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
NO. ky.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. IA, 1887.
Yours SC.


The floor Of the House of Representatives. was
held last night by Mr.. Henry A. Wise, from
O'clock tlIl half past Que, and We were all edited
with one Of the most tedious trades Of abuse and
downright nonsense, hat ever fell from the lips
of man. Wise, is man of eloqencc; but he
last night attempted 10 make a set-speech against
time, and most signay did he fail II was no
go, and only those who were compelled to re-
main as reporters or as officers and servants Of
the House, remained TO hear him out. Mr.. Wise,
was a loser by the bargain, and in future he will
study the interest Of his own fame, if he will let
all set-speeches alone. As soon as he had con-
cluded, the bill passed in Committee of the whole
House, without amendment, and was reported TO
the House. II was taken up early this morning,
land Mr. Sherrod Williams moved that It do lie
ION the table. On this motion the Ayes and
Noes were demanded and the question was thus
decided, Ayes l20, Noes lO7.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

GT- We have been favored by the Hon. Rob
ert j. Walker with his speech delivered in the
Senate on the 9th ut on the Bill for the coll &C.
ton, safe keeping and disbursement of the public
monies, chiefly in reply to Mr.. Clay of Kentucky.
II is an able and eloquent effort The Globe
speaks oft in high terms. We shall give it a
place in our columns as soon as VIC can possibly
find room.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

Most melancholy disaster Ursst Of S',0m
Paek.i Home Of .Nar Iorl, ogd amc'g-f,s
Ars lest
By the Steamboat from Nor.oik, arrived tins
gence that the s,eam-packot Home Captain
White, tom New York tot Charleston. whence
she suled on Saturday tue 7lh INST. sprung a
leak on Monday the 9,h, whoa of Cape IIotteras,
and was ua ashore 9 mtes north Ell 0cacokc.
N order To save the lives Of ho-, GA board. The
Home had on board ninety passengers, of whom
SEVENTY PERSISTED, and OF her crew OF
torty-hye, twenty FIVE were lost making loti
loss OF NlNETY-FIVE LIVES.
Two Of the passengers Who escaped hly,
reached tins CITY,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

SrEAM Boar DtsAsrrR.-Wc are sorry 10
learn trom Alr. Lewis, who was a passenger, that
the steam boat Triumph was snogced aud sunk,
near The Junction of this aud the Alabama uvcy.
Our readers are aware, that this boat was entirely
new-Inis being but her second tup. The la
ding consisted IN large part of groceries for this
and other places-which are likely to be much
injured or entirely ruined Messrs, Lewis 4
Abs olthIS place were on board as passengers.
MeSsrs. Bennett and Ncul and T. j. Pyue ol
this place and DR.. Mculwether, We learn had d,t-
terent amounts of goods on board.
GdaesrjVe Reporter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Bailey. Dolbcar & Co.,

IUN MISSION md FUKW AKDINU MIX.
CHAN S No Is .Ntr Lerec, .New 0rleans.--
RULES OF OUR H0USE.--Not to accept drafts
OF make advances or any person until bill of la
ding OF Cotton or other goods is rcceived--rnd then
no, over Gliy per cent on the valuation previous 10
sales, Wien sales are made to deposi,e the pro.
cecds in Bank bret to The order Of The consgnor.
BAILEY, D0LBEAR s. Co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

Notiec.--COInmiSsiOn business.
FEVHE subscribers have entered into co part
n uershp Ior the purpose ot lransaeting gem
cral COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BU-
SlNESS IN New Orleans, under the firm Of BAILEY
DoLBrAU s Co. JAMES BAILEY.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
:. +. DOLBEAR
New-Odc1ns, Oct o. 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Brilliant Schcme.--By Authority.
MASONIC HALL LOTTERY,
moi tNV uIAIkA ~ pii@c'
NODE OF DR.1HT.NT.

tUOIII' VT IIIIsIW II %
All Tho numbers. from | 10 d000 will be placed in
one Wheel and all the prizes in the other, and 1850
numbers will be drawn holding each the prize drawn
10 its number, and the remaining numbers will be
blank The whole drawing viii be completed in one
day. The drawing will take place on the 25th Of
December, under the superintendent Of the follow
ing gentlemen. viz: j. Haigh, A. S. Christian, c. T.
Barton, John Bradley, and P. IL Prout. Az orders
Tor tickets, post paid will be attended 10 with prompt.
ness and despatch. Address G. J. GARNER, Man.
sger, Tuscumbia, Ala.
Tickets tor sale in the above scheme. by T. G.
FAST Of Calumbus Mi Oct 81, l63T-15u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Land for Sale,

n YING within four miles OF Columbus, Of
IL the best quality, now owned by Mrs Jane
Erwin Any person wishing to purchase The same
win a,nly 70 WIN. Erwin.
Oct H. 1887 lftf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
d f MOCRAT TIC KET.

Lorndss County Democratic Ticket Tor Senator
TlLGHMAN NJ TUCKER
For Representatives..
WILLIAM &, WRIGHT,
SAMUEL BUTLER,
JOSEPH :. LEAkE.
JOHN GlLMER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
10 the Public.

II Offer my services to the public as General
IL Agent and Collector, Mr., Simmons having
resigned) to which employment can and will de-
vote the whole of my time and attention, having no
other business OH hand EXCEPT the settlement OF my
own.
Reference. any person IN Columbus.
Columbus, Aug. 26-7-Iy j. J. FULLER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
SILT! Snlt.. Salt!!:

lust received large lot fine Liverpool
% Blown and Ground Salt, and for sale to our
customers upon time.
August l9-G-f IROTlEK q BAkhf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Roots and shoes

~ FRAZEE has just received, s offers for
LIZ sale splendid assortment OF Boots,
Shoes, Pumps aud Slippers. May 6-4Stt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

ESltANki.tN iAFiitAAhY.---'Ihe public are
L specially informed taths institution, erected
die mos, approved plan, and i'll airy and most ADM
rale sltuaton, in the .uboug Franklin, upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building large and most commodiously divided
INTO amnlents, for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is Supplied with the most skiliGl and
attentive nic and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may he lnAby gentlemen at from two
to live dollars per day including attendance, etc.
Terms IN the ordinary wards, one dollr per day.
Slaves also oneAollar. SmalLPox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
Allaaphal surgical operations extra.
The resident ply stefan is DIR. II. Lewis, to whun,
Llzeinherg, No II, Rampant st. iv24
I ATE PUnllCAllONS-Ihe Brothers. "A laIc Of
4 4 the Iroude, in vols
The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
2 2ols.
Miriam Colin, or the Whale Fisherman.
The Bashu rishman, or the Exile Of Erin, in vols.
a Narrative of Visit to The American Churches,
by Dcpn;,tion from the Congregational uuiou of Eng
land and Walcs by Andrew Reed, d. D-aid james
NJ theson, d u, in vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworh, go vols vc,,
neatly honad INFO.
| The Works Of Mrs Shrwooa being the ONLY uni
Z form edition ever published in The United States.
Just receiycd and for s,lehy
WIN M'KEAN,
oct -enrarr Cann and Common s,s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS

etLAVI RY AT THE SOUTH, or the south midi
Seated frors tile and fanaclsm OF tile northern
abelitionsts. vol. II mo.
The book Of Pleasures BY Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnside. lvol. 10 Mo-
The Gentleman and Lady's Book efioeuessnn and pro
prety ofdeportment de Heated thu youth ofbotl sex
as. By Madame Cclnur translated rsm the sixth Pa
lis edniun,
Infantry Tuetcs or rules for the exercise nod ma
nocuyrfs Of The United States infantry. BY Ma'ar &c,
neral SCOTT Il S Amy In 3vos. II mo, Just received
and for. sale by W NlckEAN, cor camp d com SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22


FEyHE Principles OF FREE TRADE illus
j trated H. a series of short and familiar Essays,
originally published in the Banner Of the Constlu-
ton" : ,
the clergy OF thc established church equitable right
to the hcs, or any other thing called church pro-
perty greater than the dissentars have the same
and ought there or ought there not, to be separation
II lha church from the state i'm six Letters addressed
TO the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
md college clergy aud the bishops with dedication to
Bloomfield, Bishop Of London; by Nm Cobhctt N; T.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEiiEh
TfTE MERCHANT'5 ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account of the moneys,
coins, weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their colonies; together with their values III
L. s. currency weights and measures, tran lated from
the 7th edition Of Flugcl with additions from the works
of Kelly Nelcohracher kruse, Mckeugh, and Others
by Francis ]. GruuJ author Of Elementary Ireau72
ON Plane and solid Geometry &c. Nc. -,
TARIFF or Rates Of Duties, from and after tne q
day of March, 1888 until the 3lst of Deccmber OF aJ
wear, inclusive, on all goods, WIRES and mgrchand@e
imported into the United States Of America, us es
tuhliahui by acts ofconEress.
Just received, and Tor sale by w, Mexican,
nov Corner Camp and Common s'.''''
gsSANCY PRINTS-4U cases riail light fancy pyints
n 50 cases domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints
I" s ~ 4''' ~ lNtAsu & co. Aim c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

GBYIE Subscriber, Importer aud whocsafsH u.
4 Foreign and Domestic Hardware, has on fsssx Id
extensive stock of Sheffield, Birmingham, and AIiEzM
good, embracing great variety, consisting hsa III
as follows:
Anyils, common Imitation and genuine mauscholc;
smith vices, black and bright faces trace chains,
mon, hued and bright; hoes Carolina, Louisiana, grub
and cotton; English and crean saddle ironsi long and
short handle fry pans; raised plate h0ol butt and ali
other kinds of hinges; pit, mill, hand, ptac, enon and
cut SAWS rim, closet pad, cupboard AMI trunk
Iccks; American sill, plated 'front.' inside and Sliding
door dos round and fiat spring, straight, and necEcd
shutter and door bolt; HAT, pit MILL aud cross cut saw
files; ship carpenters and other augms black bright
and patent cas-, steel socket and tncr cscls %agcs,
all sizes; knives and forks in sets aud dozens; great
retes SHOE cook, butcher, carving, and drawing knives;
pocket aud dirk cutlery, in dozens and on cards, large
and small scissors, ,ilors and sheep shears common
and fine razors; common apanncd bright AMI line
polished steel shutters; high and Hat Bottom brass ci-
alesticks; plated britannia nGI, tea ANIL table spoons
flint and percussion gun locks tlTssrew and nipple
wrences pos ,r horns, iHsks Shot belts, game ltags,
etc. carpenters axes ADDE'S, hMchCts hammers, etc
curtain bands ld pins, comuodc uobs, &C. night Nor
folk brass and square EUrlcs, coop1''s ir0es axes,
hDwels aIzcs etc. smiths bellows, hammers 9ngs
hack irons Ensiish and American spades and shorcis,
long and short handcS common cast Sheet iron au pa
tent metal tea kettles patent set and cotton
and wool cards all numbers, wafer and vale irons
griadlcs and bake pans, jack screws wos screws, BENCH
screws r,cd s,irqs and hits, brass and silver martin
gale hooks aud rings ckins and buckles axes Collins,
Hunts C;.ryels etc coach wIcmetcs stocks aud dies
horse as,s plaacs square, sGEcis and teNS alta"s,
tacks ba,ls, srgs ploughs and plough mou'ts, east
and German steel, iuk qs, States, Jap2nnea IN and
wooden ware, scNcs mills, La spades, ared hemp,
grass rope bed cords plough lines, packing yarn, cotton
aud hemp ,wine, h,aseis ate"t 'Mlanccs a'ie5, guns
pistols rifles cut nails lc.d shot, Rogers and Apouts
powder, will great variety Of other Sons he9sng to
the trade. w IL GkAG FVhib
mavi M. 10 New LeNcr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

FAR JONES PATENT COTTON GIN, whichhas
been in successful operation fer several daEs, at 30
coo Julia from 10 to IL octack, M and from
tnrlay AFTERNOON Yhs.i its operations will he clio cd
Those DESTROYS Of seeing in operation, Er7 respect
fully invited to attend IA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

general satisfaction 10 those who may phase 10 employ
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care will receive his bcs attention. and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this CITY, he offers his SER
vices with the fullest confidence, at the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ccipls. TrauSatons TO and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake execute
lyepr Nep Orleans. October 1885.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS' OFFICE,
. III Exchange Place
I 7 AMlLToN HALL. offers the following Lands
4 & and Lots for sule, viz
IN TEXAS,
II leagues on the river Nayasote,
II do on the Sabine, Caddo village
do on the Trinidad
do on the Navasoto,
5 do Red river,
| do on Big Alabama creek,
do and IN acres, GA Charles creek, tho
Ncchcs,
do hNtween Village creek and Pine Island
Bayou,
do on the head waters of Con Bay,
do on the Angelina,
II do in Aiilnms Colony,
| do and M acres Red river littlo sbgYe
Bots dare,
l do Oh Red river,
do the Sabine, 40 miles below Gaines
l do Sulphur Fork six miles from Rod
river
do on Mills Creek,
LIDO 3 mills from Inns landing, Matagorla
1-2 do on the Bay of Corpus Cristy,
Several scrip, of 60 acres, INDICATED,
Do fonc league do,
1880 Acres, soldiers Bounty Land.
An the above lands we'll situated, either for spec
uotors orsc,ers. The titles indspuable and fully
guaranteed.
ALSO.-500 Acres, situated near new river. and a.
bout ten miles from the Mississippi to which there
is good road. There about 10 acres at pre-
sent, under cotton cult, aou.
7h Acres lhervi!lc La, coed cotton land, heav
lily timbcred, with cane underground.
l72 Acres, mile from Almons Prairie, and about
nm Inn NIss mi r-n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

W FILLNY has removed from &c Chsrtres street TO
hl4 IS Canal, near Royal and has received by late
arfyas, additions to the original stock which are now
offered IN quantities to suit purchasers
Rich Satlns, plain opd figured
do do Blk and coorrtl.
do Gro de Pmis, plain fgd.
20 do jet auftlue blk.
do Rep silk. PLAIN and egd.
do GDuaes, Pap!ms, II ,rnanies, &c.
Plain and knottcd, China C.bourgh & English Silk
Hose.
superior embroidered, Lace and open work do do
DO Thread, Mohair, Worstad and Cotton Hose.
%ewart's Paris made II 5 Gloves blk white & ass'd
Silk and Net Cloves BLK white and assorted
do do and II ) Gloves, long armed
Assoc cases comets cEnsistiug of
French Silk and Satin trimmedaud untrinncd Orien-
tai ('recian Florence, oval crown, ar4 Tuscan staws
lurbatls, iload Dresses Wrraths, Feathers Flowers
&c &c. Il: T.. FIi.LEY, 76 Canal street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

ggy,IE. LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Nc,-Thc
Language OF Flowers, illustrated by colo!ed ca
cravings, ID edition.
The Moral of Flowers, Illustrated BY colorcd cnS'"-
wings, 81 edi,i2n.
Tlo,y, aud Thalr or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
bc.g an alphabetical arrangement Of blowers, with "-
r,oHlime Illustrations embcIlished with eoored plates
BIZ 4 lady.
Fiomfs Interpreter; or, the American Book Of Flow
crs;,n Sentiments. by Mrs Hall! third edition. I'M
Tic Artist, or, Yoang Ladies' Instructor in orna-
l.ertl Painting, Drawing, nc.
NAl M'KF.AN,
oclt2 Garner Of Camp aud Commo, sts
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FOR NEW YORK.
N.ouisiona and New York Line Of Packets


FOR NEW yoRK
n ,nisiouo anj NJ yr,i -; 49,; r. u,..
H IA II n
ltttF1S 4'Ls4E ltTTfH 1TFEg /
! nj Sps c5M1tI';., ,l,iz T In. MI cal.
i Orleans and New York every other Monday, |
s;9y5 q + s1 as. s"a t. s ' as %
SIP woo, Captain Eld,ige to vavv nyry zatn
April.
ship MISSISSIPPI Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May.
IS, ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins to Leave OIL
ship VlCKSBURG, Captain Woodhouse, to leave OH
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on Goth
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
ID July.
u The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened, and upwards of 800 tons
New York expressly for the trade The price Of pas
sage fixed at one hyed dollars their cabins are fitted
in aud elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had to the
coaio and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can be secured until
paid for at the Office of the consignees.
periencel in tn ,riile who viii rive eyrT, ott,n,io mi
exert themselves to accommodate. Ph.v will nj Nil
times be towod up and down the Mssisgnpi by steam
boats and the strictcstpunctuty observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
nny letter parcel package sent by put ON board Of
them, unless regular bill OF ladng be signed therefor
at the counting house OF the agents or owncrs For
inf'ler particulars, apply to .,.
}. ID. BElN q A. COHEN,
April u No. II Canal street.
FOR NEW WORK. TNn,y / ino- ,f p.,,i.o,.3
III ri r. =
I'm I'M I'M IN
A, ,-.s!s GsGt .sE. hEklg tfKEg
GiiliF ARK E%TS. {. s. Dennis, Commander, 81
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a NNUhLS FOR l836--IIeahs Picturesque Au-
/ q nuala for 1885, with % splendid cugmvngs, by the
best artists, after drawings, by 4. IT, Yckers, Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886, with
pectical Illustrations by l.. Z. l..
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir a Christmas and
New Years Present for 1896 edited by :. o. Goodrich.
ThcGitl, Christmas and New Years Present, edi-
ted Miss Leslie.
Forget Me-Not, Christmas, New Years and Firth
day Present tor 1886, edited by Frederic SEohal.
The Friendship Offering, and WOmpn'5 Wreath,
Christmas and New Years Present for 1886
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas New Ycar's
and Birthday Present for 1885, edited BY Chauu,cy Col
ton D. ID.
The Juvenile Forget Me-Not, Il Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1896, edited b. Mrs. S. c. Hall.
The Pearl or Affections Gift, 4 Christmas ana Nav
Years Present for 1886
The Poeca Annual for 1886, being selections from
the English Poets from Ghuucer Eeuttie.
The Infants Annual, or Mothers OlsliMg.
The Youths Book ofthe Seasons.
Tn: Artist or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamen-
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by b. I. Gundec.
Ei2NeHt5 of Drawing Flower Painting in Opaque and
transparent water colors, BY E. T.. Perkins,
Flora and Thali0, Gems and Poetry, being an al
phabctical arrangement of flowers, with appriutG Illus
tratons and coored plates, by lady.
The Language Of Flowers, ID edition.
Pet2r Parlrv's Almanac fer 1886.
The American Almanac aud repository Of useful
knowledge, FIR the year 1856
The Nautical Almanac and Astronomical Ephcmoris
fer the year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1896.
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