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AND BROKERS OFFICE,
4 Exchange Placc1
AMll.TON HALL, offers the following Land.
: n and Lots for sale. viz
IN TEXAS,
II leagues, on the river Navasoto,
II do ON q he Sabine, near Caddo village
= do Oh the Trinidad,
do on the Nasasoto,
do Oh Red rvor
do on Big Alabama crsck
do and la acres, on Charles creek, noar the
Neches,
l do between Eillags crook and Pine Island
BAYOU,
do on the head waters Of Con Buy,
do OH the Angelina,
II do in Milam's Colony,
do and III acres on Red river li,tlo ak,y
Bots d'ar,
] do on Red river
do on the Sabine, 40 miles below Gain.'s
ierrv,
do ncarISulphur Fork. six miles from Rod
rivcY;
do on Mills Crock,
l-2do !; 3 mill from Lnn's landing, Matagorda
LIDO on the BAY of Corpus Cristy,
Several IA. scrip, of GAO acres, Indicated.
1850 Acres, soldiers Bounty Land.
All Tie above lands well situated either for sRec-
ui"ors or settlers fhe titles ndsputabe and fully
guaranteed.
A.SO.-500 Acres situated near new river. and A.
bout ten miles from the Mississippi to which there
is a good road There about 40 acres a, pro-
sent, under cotton cultivation.
En Acres near lbevile, La, geod cotton laud beay.
lily timbered, with cane underground.
liz Acres, mile from Almons Prairie, and about
"froin the Mississippi river.
Lots, in Faubourg Washington, fronting Rue Ju
port, ~ feet in. by l3l #. 6 in. in depth
Lots, in Fauxbourg Nlarigny, 80 feet front each,
on onon street by 100 feet deep, between la Rue
Lot in Phillippa ST. 81 # front, Ky &c deep.
l9gether' with several other city Lots which of
tered ON accommodating terms. jan2l
NEW MUSIC BOOK-lN PATENT NOTES.
MI ASON'S SACRED HAnr, anew collection of sacred
l9H music, (stereoiyped in patent notes, arranged
by Lowell Mason, author OF Boston Handel and iiav,n
Society Collection Church Music-tlc Choir or Union
Goceon,-i,la sacra-Spritual Songs, eSc.-and by
Timothy H. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Academy
OF Music, Cincinnati. Published b, Truman e. Smith,
booksellers, Cincinnati.
Nlasons Sacred tiarp'is adapted to the wants of all
denominations The variety of is much rcaer
than III any other collection of music. But very few
denominations of Christians for which tone NAV not
be found in the Sacred Harp. contains great variety
OF very beautiful psalm and hymn tunes collection Of
interesting anthems, set pieces sacred SONGS sentences
and chants which short, easy Of performance with
out instrumental aid appropriate to the varons
musical societies. and pleasing and useful singers for
their own private practice and improvement.
The Harp contains much ant, valuable music
which has been drawn from TIE highest sources of n,,-
seal taste and science in Europe, especially in Ger-
ny. 1t has been the constant aim of the author, To xiv.
collection Of tunes, tina, should be easily learned and
easily sung
leachela ct singing, clergymcn and others who are
desirous oil improving sacred music, can employ no
mt ans so ciiectml tho circulation of this admirable
eoecuon whIc has been prepared cxprcssl, for the
South and West.
Received and for sale BY
IIOTCHkISS 81 CO.
sept ~ "a Charities street
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nR JONES PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
been in successful operation for several DAYS at NO
~? Julia street from 10 To II DEL ck a M and from
'o3 pm will be continued Mt the same hours till S,-
tnnlay afternoon, when its operations will he clio ed.
uy invited to attend ~,
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/ ENltANkllN lNFlRMARY.---'rh public are re.
a specially informed that this institution, erected on
the most approved plan, and in airy and most admi
l7'e situation, in the .uhoug Franklin upon the rail
| road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large aud most commoiously divided
INTO apartments, for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with tlem skilin and
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
TO live dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards one doll + per day.
Slaves also dollar. Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
lhe resident physician is DR.. ii. Lewis, to whor.
application tor admission must be made, orto D." 0. A.
t'lzcmicrg, No IL, Rampant st. iyet
4 ATE PuBLiCArlOAS-1he frolhtls, II lalc Of
IA the fronsc, III vols.
The Wife aud Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton. in
7ols. ' 81
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman
he lisitli lrshnHu on the Exile of Erin in vols
a Narrative OF a Visit to the American Churches
hya Depntaion from the Congregational Uuiou of Eng.
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, ID. ID. and James
VI ,lcson, ID d, in . vols.
Novels and Taes by Maria Edgcworth, 90 vols yer,
neatly boust in Ia.
The Works of Mrs Sherwood, being tllc only uni
TORN edition everpublisted in ;c United States
JnstrceeNsd and for sale by
,ea.-5 t.st ,WM Nf}lEAN,
oct D corner Camp and Common sts
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P,tbiic .4ceounin,,ts md General .Isenrg Office
HAlli.TON ALL having opened flee at No.
IL Ia Exchange Place, for the transaction ef kusi
ness relative Is Accounts, Collecting Debts rrunsla-
books, eiticrby thu month"; year or job, and is confident
from the experience he has had for many years p,st
in some of the respectable houses that he can give
general satisfaction TO those who may phase employ
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted to ILL.,
care will receive his hest attention; and fon his know
ledge OF and long residence in this city, he Offers his
vices with the fullest confidence the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ceplS Transations to aud from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness
lyear Ner Orleans October 1886.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
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TEytIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-The
Language of Flowers, illustrated by coered en-
cravings I'd edition.
Tie Moral of Flowers, illustrated by colorcd ensra-
wings, Cd edition.
Flora and Thalia; Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being al phabeiical arrangement of lowers with APP
proprate illustrations, cmbclisled with colorcd plates,
by lady.
Flora's Interpreter; or, the American Book of Flow
crs and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, third edition, I'M
proved
The Artist, or, YoAng Ladies' Instructor in Ona-
mcm;,l Painting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for sale by
WM M'kEAN,
Oct II corner of Camp and Commos SITS.
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OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,

OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,
1md Blank Book Manutacteyy.
fENlE subscriber respectfully informs Ills friends and
the public that he has, in connection with his book
and stationary store extensive Printing Office and
Book indary and is ready undertake the printing of
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Checks
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of Lnding,
Labels, Bill Forms, Draw Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills.
Also, the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books OF any size or description.
VIM. McKEAN,
Corncr1t Camp and Common sts opposite Richardson's
nate Bishops Hotel, 4
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hNANALS aud RAIL ROADS-NIap of the United
" States, showing the principal travelling turnpike
and common roads; on which given the distances
in miles from place to another; also, the of
he canals and rail roads throughout the country care
fully complied from the best authorities, by Augustus
Mitchell, 1885 Just received and for sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
go corner camp and comracn SITS.
THNEXAS-A visit to Texas being the journal Of
Il a traveller through these parts most inter-
esng TO American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery, etc, etc.
Political Constitution of the free state of Coahuila
aud Texas.
Map of Texas, With parts of the adjoining states,
by + Austin, ed. 1856.
Map of Texas by David II Barr, ed. 1855.
A Map OF Texas, with the contiguous American and
Mexican ates, by J IL Lorins, publishet by |. Az
g,,stus Mitchell, 1855
Just received and for sale by WIN. MciFA\
oct ~ canp and CONNER 81.
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"A NNUALS FOR l836.-IIcatl's picturesque An
I u uunlS for l&.&G with %

a NNUALS FOR l836-IIca,'s Picturesque tu
IN nuals for 1896, with % splendid engravnss by the
best artists after drawings, by A. q. Nckers ESQ
FISHERS Draw ing Room Scrap Book for 1856, witt,
poetica illustrations by l.. T.. L.
The Token aud Atlantic Souvenir, q Christmas and
New Year Present for 1886, edited bv s. g. Goodrich
IhcGitt, II Christmas and New Years Present. ed
ted miss Leslie.
Forget le-Not Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1886, edited by Frederic Shobel.
The Friendships Offering, and Nomcn's Wreath, u
Christmas and New Years Present for 1886
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and birthday Present for 1886, edited by Chauncey Col
ton, ID. ID.
The Juvenile Forget NIc-Not, a Christmas and Now
Years Gift for 1886, edited by Mrs. S. G. Hall
The Pearl or Af1cctien's Gift, Il Christmas md Nav
Years Present for l"36.
The Poclical Annual for 1885, being selections from
the English Poets from Chaucer to Bcattic.
The Infants Annual, or Mothers Offering.
The louths Book ofthc Seasons.
The Artist, or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamcn.
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by b. F. Gundec.
Elements Of Drawing Flower Painting in OPAQUE and
transparent water colors by E. T.. Perkins
Flora and I'halia, Gems and Poetry, being an al
phaetical arrangement Of flowers, with appriac illus
rators and coorcd plates, by II lady.
The Language of Flowers, ID edition.
Peter Farley $ Almanac for 1886.
The American Almanac and repository OF useful
knowledge FIR the wear 1886.
, The Nautical Almanac aud astronomical Eplielnaris
fer the year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1886
Justreccived and for sale by
WM MKEtN
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ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TENHE JUVENILE FORGET-ME- NOT, a Christmas
- N and New Years Gift, Birth Day Present for
1896. Edited by Mrs. S C Hall.
HEATH's PlcruREsQuE Annual, for 1886, embcllish-
cd with - splendid ongravngs, by the first artists.
POLITICAL ANIMAL, being selections from the Eng
lsh poets, from Spenccs to Bcaui; embcllished with
portrait and "a illustrations from drawings by II Cor
bould
The RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR n Christmas, New Years,
ana Birth Day Present for 1885. Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, ID. Just received and for sale bv
WIN MKEAN,
dec II corner Camp and Common ST.
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GE HI Gu s.

VIE Managers OF this concern take inc libn,tv ofin
a forming the citizens of New Orleans, that they
nave made an arrangement with the New York Com
paV, vac oil MOBILIZE TO perform for short season. in
conjunction with their present company, now perform
ihs IN the city. Knowing from the reputation of the
northern northern concern, and the performing here
sele Is none that can compete witt, it in the United
States, and in fact the world The following Young men
arc attached to the concern:
Messrs: ,STICkNEr, SWEET, NORTH, MN
MCH, ROGERS, ANDREAS, LEVI, VAIL
SHfl, LIPH1N, JOHNSON MI7,EER
BYRNES, LEWIS, LOIrRIE, .iEFFERSON
LONG; Masters LiP-HiN, DILE, Lex, and
j. s. G. BtCkLEI; Clown, MR.. GOSSIN.
An efficient band Of Music is attached to the establish
ment. 05HDoors open alta quarter after i, and per
lormnncs to commence at precisely.
Adnittancc-Boxes, 81 90; Gallery so cents. mi
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~ EN BOOkS.-Essay the Rate of Wages, with
ancxaminaon Of the causes of the differences in
the condition Of the aboring population trougho the
world, by II. C. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw the Adventures of Lawyer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Exposor of uscful
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sale bv
"a HOTCHkISS &. Co. 81 fhnr,rcs at
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NANCY PRlNTS-"O cascs rich light fancy prints
= 80 cases domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints
in snre and for sale by
81 I CCASH & co. Him e.
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a mr. ARKANSAS, G. S. Dennis, commander, G27
~ tons, to sail February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Ratibone, commander 5I3
tons, to sail March 7tll
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, GOO
tons, TO sail March LIST.
Ship ORLEANS, S. s. Sears commander, 500 tons
10 sail April ith.
Ship ALABAMA, c. C. Bury, commander, 474
tons, to snil January %.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail May I'd.
The ships Of this line will sail punctnaly from New
orleans and New York. every second Monday through
out the season.
They are NJ" of the first class, copper fastened and
et,opperad and were built in New York expressly for
this trade.
They are commanded by experienced mon, draw
light draft OF water, and will all times be lowed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their ac-
computations for passengers very superior
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel or package, by put on board
OF them unless regular bill of lading be signed there
Tor, at the counting house of the agents or owners.
The rate of passage is fixed $40; no wine or ouer
furnished on board For freight passage, apply to
BOGERT 81 HAWTHORN,
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DELIGHTFUL. SUMNER RETREAT.
FESHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open for he
Il reception of company This delightful retreat 10
situated on the west bank of the Pascagoula Bay 10
confluence with the Gulf Of Mexico. The situation N
elevated and commands extensive view of Bay and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
of Stands, which lay fronting the whole from 10
10 miles off.
The Proprietors feel thankful to the community fer
the patronage OF the past season. and would be grateful
forn return Of the same the present. Every exeron On
their part will he made to render visitors comfortable.
Fish and oysters will be had in abundance, and every
artice OF food and luxury, which the country afford
will supply the table, Connected with the establish
ment are al the apparatus for Bathing; ass
two Billiard Tables, and two Nine Pin Alleys.
To those who are fond of sporting, small game win
he found along the Shore and by going short distance
in the interior, deer and other large be found
in abundance; and, for those fond of the chase, Pack
of the best of Hounds always command.
The drinking is from the purast Spring and oe
always at hand
ANY of the Boats plying between this City and Msbio
will land passengers the Pier The difficulty of GETTING
from the Pier the house in small boats ularlv
fer ladies and children, has always been an objection .
those visiting the establishment, obvated, az the
steamer Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
cagoula and will land her passengers Immediately Il
the house. G. q NJ. j. AIcRAE
N, d. The Liquors OF the choicest kinds having
hecn mostly imported for the establishment. jog
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,}
East District of Louisiana. {
IN Admiraty sitting:
obedience of an order this Court made on motion
~ OF Henry Socket ESQ the 10th January 1886, re-
curing statement of the monies remaining deposited
mud unclaimed in the Registry of the Court to be pub
lshcd specifying the cascs-acs ofdeposit and parties
interested of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
inc sum OF Sl232 ID, remaining unclanied-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford 4 Stevens rs ship Washington SAB IS
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear 10 he Bowen Il Rob-
BINS James Niuson, Olion Wilcox, Warren
Bishop-rcSldcncc not Record
Schooner Erbilc certain Goods, SOY so
date of deposit Aug 19tl! 1917.
Smith rs ~ lIoghs of winc 1880
date ofdeposit July 9th 1919, no claimant on
Record.
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January, AZ .
dates ofdcpositJa Jan. 18th, 1882, Levin Bozrnan.
Plymouth Z claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis Steam Boat Nanolcon 90
date OF deposit Dec. 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds of the sale ofthe Napoleon after puv-
ing claimants Boat claimed by Anderson Mil
Ter, of Louisville.
Victor David rs steam boat Forida 3 80
date eff deposit Sept lith, 1881, T Bautuc's
syndc claimant
Hayden Perry ct ais Brib Sally Esther, o
date of deposit May 9th 1899, owners of Sally
Esther, & Clark John Ilin. Richard Dou-
born and ii Richards of Massachusetts.
And IN obedience to the further order Of the said Court
the owner or and all and every other person or
persons having or pretending to have any right tits, i'll
erest demand on to the said monies are hereby CT.
TED and admonIshed TO be and appear District Court
ofihc u = for the district aforesaid to be holden on
the third Monday of May 1886 10 &C lock a. H. at the
City OF New Orleans make their claims thereto show
cause why such disposition thereof should not be nude
to the Court may meet and proper.
BY order of Court,
DUNCAN N IIENNEN, Registrar.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
A tNSWORTH'S Latin and English Dictionary,
"a Virgil Dolphin, Valpy's Homer Sclrcyei Iexi.
con- Butt'nann's Greek Grammar Moore'4 do, Juvenal
Deiphni, Ovid Dolphin, Snllusti Dolphin, Anthems
Sanst, Snars Cicero, Greek Testaments, Jacnb's
Greek Roader Firgilius, Ovidii Iber Prmus, Adams
Latin Grammar Wilson's Salust, Washington's Via
BoImar's French Grammar, Cnbi's Spanish Grammar
Naunan and Barrctis Spanish and Eng sh Dictionary
Grnshaw's History Of England
South America,
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of PackctsA
IN, A44, Ii IA
47YN 1Rfg I'D 1tJTSs
ENl1E Ships this line Will s,;I e..

- - - - -
'6VIIE Ships CONFUSING this line VIII sail from New
Il Orleans and New York on every other WonL,,
commencing on the 25th April and to insure m,
strlces punctality in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships viz - "
Ship fAZOO, Captain Edridgc to leave here 18Th
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May. ~ ''''o vi
:, ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins to leave on
23d May. " ~ ''"'e vi
Ship VIcKsBUEG, Captain woodlousc, to leave on
9th Juuc. ''t vi
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June. " ''
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
3D. July. ~ ''''' e''
u The above ships are all new of the first class
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
blrthen, are of light draught of water being lnlt in
view ORR expressly for the trade. The price of pas
sage xcd at one hundred dollars; their cabins are fitted
r on the most improved and convencntplan 4 finished
IN neat md elegant style. Ample stores of the frat
quality, will be provided and every regard had to The
comfort ana entire satisfaction of passengers, who will
please take notice that berth can be secured until
paMi tor at the Office of the consignccs.
These packets are commanded by captains we'll ex-
pcrenced in the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves TO accommodate. They will n, oIl
tunes be lowed up and down the Mississippi by steam
BOATS and the stic punctuaty observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel or package sent by put on beard of
them, unless regular bill of adig be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents or owners For
further particulars, apply to
]. ID. BEIN & A. COHEN.
M
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m Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.

4 ATE PUBLiCAlIOAS-1he firohcrs II tale Of
Ia the Fronlc, III . vols.
The Wife aud Womans Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
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NEW WORKS.
FHNIIE NATuRALIST'S OWN BOOK-Comprisiny
d descr. lions and ut lcnuc anecdotes of Quadrup-
eds scientifically arranged according the system OF
Cuvict by the author of the 'loung Mans Own Book
TIE NATURAL, HISTORY OF INSECTS-In
two volumcs-yol forming II of the "Fa.niy Ii
brAry"
A digest Of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN cR1MTS,L CASES
by tcn'A Roscoe, Esq. with and references to
American decision, and to tho English common law und
ecclesiastical reports by George Shurswood.
OS DI,GSosIs OF DISEASES of the CuEsr-bascd M
on the comparison If their physical and general signs,
by w w Gerhard, NJ ID.
PRINCIrLEs OF PATHOLOGY AND PR,cT1cE OF
PHrSlc-By John Macintosh, NJ d. from the last Lon
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Norton NJ d. in vols.
THE aMERIcAN QUARTERLY REvIEw-No &c for
December 1883. Just received and for sale hy
~ VIM McNEAN. corner of Camp and Com. ST.
HNuRNlruItE-Thc su, scrhcrs have received scr
T. ship Shakspcar, the following splendid new naho-
gany furniture, which they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs plain and carved with
mar clolA, hl1r scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
chains with damask hair scat "a do do u do plain 10 do
do do do crimson worscd dnnask, 10 do Grccan do do
hair CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do num- chains, pair couches, everett sland-i of
New Y ork make and pcrsctly
fl5 DUNBAR X Co. 50 Tchoupitou'as st
GAS WORKS.
"ANING on hand large quantity of Coke and Coal
Tar, ola sIPEIoE QuALTIrY orders will he rccciv-
cd the Gas Office fer the delivery of the same either
in large small quantities. JAS II CALDWELL.
fl Chairman Cnrr'n;ttce
WRlNALL5S MEMOIRS, &c.
HISTORICAL Memoirs Of Ny Own Time from
1 l772, To 1881, by SirN. William Wraxall Bart
The Posthumous Papers of the Pckwck Club, con-
tanning uithfn record OF the pnrambuations, per
lis adventures, and sporting transactions ofthc cor
responding rHcmlerS, OdItcd hv Beg
4 Manuel OF thu diseases of the Eve by Iittc IT. NJ
u. Just received, and for sale by
fcb2l BENZ. LEVY,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
@LANt RI AT TIE SOUTH, the south vinli
%caed fro. the and ianuticism of tie northern
nhNliti0nsts. vol. II mo.
The book of Pleasures, bv ThoS Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akenside. | vol. IS Mo.
The Gentleman and lady's Book eI:oliteucss and pro-
prlcty department. de heated tbs youth ofborh SEX
es. BY Madame Cenart, translated rom the sixth Pa
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics rules for the exercise and
nocnvrcS Of the United States intnntrv. BY Major &c
neral Scott L $ Army, In vols, u mo, lust received
and for by W NcKEhN, corcamp * com SIS
STEW BOOKS-Rcuz the Inst ofthc Crlunes, r.,
l Y The authors Of pclnam &c.
OAEINA THOUSAND, or the days Of Henry oratre, by
the author ofNicloien &c in vols.
MAUWup, in volumes,
CASH r. or KNpvrEuGE- -Plrcunlogv-just rrcriycG
by BANCROFT & YtIER, II camp 81. /
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NEW WORKS.
NNTILT. WATCH. From the autobiography of a Bril-
w fish officer Blythe author of CaNendis', etc. etc
'ihi! null al;ro che pia,to al monde dur;!'
In three Volumes Also,
The DIsTRler School; or National Education. BY ].
ONille TAYLOR Professor Of Popular Education in the
New York University.
Received by IIOTCHKISS g co,
oct13 "a Charities st
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NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

YNNHE subscribers open ng complete assert
ment of elegant and useful furniture. viii Ii they
have just received by tie arrival of ships Saratoga Ar
kansas and Mississippi, from New York, consisting in
part of side boards of various attens, with Egyptian
and Italian marble tops, centre tables of every descrp
fion and quality, warlrobes of various patterns,
tay and book ladies' French toilet tabl $, tot
lett bureaus irecinn dining Pembrokcs, card and la
dies work tables, pine do Also few pair shepoarls
with Egyptian marble tops, and beautiful arti-
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nRY GOODs-iO cases fancy colored domestic
~ prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tictngs; 10
bales Oxford Al tickings cases blue Psburg cords;
case heavy black carretng, landing from barque 10
sephine and for saleby L Z CASH q Co,
al NJ 1