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SHs' subscriber, importer aud wholesale dealer il,
Foreign and Domestic Hardware has on hand IN
sA.cAsa'" Stock OF Sheffield, l'ermiugm,n and Ampr
% foIInws a :" p''
Asvils, common imitation and genuine mousel,ole;
..h wees, black and brght face; chains COM
neHs bued and bright: hoes, Carolina, Louisiana p,rh
a eoton; English and erican saddle irons; lo,r and
"a sa.'ie Try pans; raised plate hoot butt anil all
r KINDS OF hinges; pit, MILL han panel tenou and
i cur saws; RIM, closet, pad, cupboard anil ,,mt
American silver plated 'front.' inside and slim,
shss, rou'h and Hat spring, straight and neckei
flcs dill ,r ooi.i nat PIT, MILL anil cross cut SAW
N aen cast steel socket and firmer chscs: ,a'!,.s
r;s, KNIVES and forks in sets and ozeus pr. Vs.
no.SS, ' sooX butcher, carving and drawing kniv.s
snT s ''rk cutlery, in dozens and on cards I,,'
EN- ~. sc'ssors' talors and sheep shears; commen
rol;,ked .,.I NJ" common. lannned, bright and fine
ts.IkLs u,lers; h'si. and fiat bottom brass can
iis -, p'aesa britannia, on, tea and table snoona
Stu percussion gun locks; tunscrew and p;',''1.
IN powder horns, TASKS, shot belts, game l,s
s5,ssf t.erS axes, ADDE'S, latchcts ham,nars ~,
IN brs.s us anu pms, eommode nobs, &c. naht Nv
borsas a'u square laches, cooper's frees axas
s.& IONS y, Ic; smiths bellows hammers tnnps a,
&na md shor ssh ami American spades and shovpJs
I'M m,ta u, nfhuiesi common cast sheet iron and NJ,
meal tea kettles, patent set and com u,, anu pa
l.fe. and ~ All numbers, wafer and wa'He i,ons
brsss nj,.J pans, jack screws wood screws h".
~ hooG. ~, r'ps and bits brass and silver noo,.;
ns,is Carrsr,. CHAINS and buckles, axes ColIims
srasns nioa. e'e. coach wresces, stocks and ,;as
b.ssl. ~'e,, square, shovels and tongs, an,Iirons'
ernan serI III p'onShs and plough moulds, cast
s'eves corn mills, La spades. ar. ill., hsn al"
sa'o''sh lines. packing yarn, cote.
"ss scales. guns,
sas,gB,
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DRoGANs, CLOTHING. &e.-7Ianding from the
shin Maria: 50 eases russell Brorans, common
axtra and boys sizes, cases mems kip PeSsed br"
CANS, 6cases mems dancing fnmpS; Il cases .a>ioe
hid morocco snd lasting Shpprrs; ID csssS C4"ni7s'
embracing q r7cd assc., ,nssit : hsr sal" hk; s,o
"A iEEFD';t-' 'A'o1- L -
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OBOk AND JOB PRINTING,
And Blank Book Manutactory.
FNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L. the public that ne has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bndsry, and is ready undertake the printing of
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of I.atling,
Labels, Bill Forms, Dray Receipts
Auction and Show Bills.
Also. the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books OF any size or description.
WM. McKEAN
Cornercf Camp and Common SITS, opposite Richardson's
late Bishsps) Hotel.
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rIfRi no ACCOLNTAN r :, GENERAL AGENCY
''D AND BROK 81 IS OFFICE,
ri Excha ~, Place
NIAMlLTON HALL, 90, the following Lands
4 = and LOIS '0' '' II rs. As,
~ leagues, on the river Ma va 'o'H, go
j, do on the Sabine, near t'addo village
c do on the Trinidad,
S =, on the Navasot",
s a, on Red riyor,
do do on ns , scls f ca9 creek near the
d, be- wee" "een Village cre,k y Pine Island
d, on ,,e head waters Of Cos tay'
do the Angelina,
II do in Milan's. 'o'ony,, ....
Bots dare,
do on on the SABINE II r,iles belo, Gaines
DO near sulphur Fo \, 81. miles frot., Red
i-ado 5 mil, from Linn. landia.-, Matasos:'o
Bay
I-ado on the Bay of corru. cri,,y,
Several scrip, of $40 acrrs INDICATED.
DO of one league do,
1880 Acres, soldiers BOUNTY Land.
All the above lands well situated either tar spec
ulatus settlers. Tho titles disputable, nd ,uliy
guaranteed.
ALsO.-5OO Acres stuated near new river VI IL
bout ten miles from the Mississippi, 10 which $sse
t.
sent, under cotton cultivation.
LA Acres near lbervlle, La, good cotton lind heav
lily timbered, with unlergrow,ll.
l72 Acres mile from AlInons Prairie, and abou,
5 from the Mississippi rivcl.
Lots in Faubourg Washington, fonting Ruo du
=, port, 80 feet in: by 1871 fl. G in. in depth.
Lots in Fauxbourg Narigny so feet front each,
on Union street. by l20 deep between la Rue
Liberals and Force.
Lotin Phppa st. 81 #. front, ~ os deep.
Together, with several other city Lots, which are Of
tered on accommodating terms. un?l
NEW MUSIC BOOK-lN PATENT NOTES.
MASON'S SACRED IiAnp, anew collection Of sacred
WI music (stereotypeA in patent notes, J arranged
by Lowell Mason, author of Boston Handel aud Haydn
Society Collection Church Musc-the Choir or Umon
Collection--l.yr Sacla-Spiri,ua Songs, Sc.-and by
Timothy B. Mason, Professor in tn, Eclectic Academy
of Music, Cincinnati. Published by Truman & Smith,
booksellers, Cincinnati.
'Masoa's Sacred tlarpis adapted to the of all
denominations. The variety Of metres is much Greater
than in any other collection Of music. But very few
hvmns are contained in the hymn books of the different
denominations of Christians for which tone NAV no,
be found in the Sacred Harp 1t contains great variety
of very beautiful psalm and hymn tunes, collection of
interesting anthems, pieces, sacred songs,
and chants which arc short, easy of performance with
out instrumental aid, appropriate to the various
sons of Christian Worship the wants ofsinsing Schools
musical societies, and pleasing Il useful singers for
their own private practice and improvement.
The Harp contains much and valuable music
which has been drawn from Ike highest of ml-
steal taste and science in Europe, especially in Germa-
ny 1t has heen the constant aim OF the authors give
collection OF tunes that should be easily learned and
easily sung.
Teachcra of singing, clergymen and others who arc
desrous OF improving sacred music, can employ ue
etecuIal the circulation of this admirable
collection, which has been prepared expressly for the
South and West.
Received and for sale by
HGTCIElSS g CO.
sept 10 81 Charities street
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rDS " IOiih.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets)
II IL ~ IA,
1IKY 1zKY 4ZxIg EIxN

n 1rIr Ships composing this line viii sail from New
Il Orleans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 25th April and To insure the
srictest punctuay in their time Of sailing, the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz -
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridsc, to here xou
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson to leave on
9th Nluy.
Ship VICKsgUEG, Captain Woodheuse to leave on
9Th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on Doth
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
3D. July.
J. The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500
burtlan, are of light draught of water being built in
New York expressly for the trade The price of pas
sage fixed at hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
up on the improved and convenient pan g. finished
in neat and elegant style Ample stores of the first
luaty will be provided and every regard had the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please tuke notice that berth be secured until
| paid for at the Office Of the consignces.
| These packets are commanded by captains well
narnced in the trade, who will give every attention and
| YER then, selves to accommodate. They will al all
,nes Le towed III, and down the Mississippi by
bns, and the strltest pnetuaity observed in the time
| Of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible fo
any letter parcel package, sent by put rr'i Of
Them unless regular bill Of laing be signed therefor
/ III tha counting house Of the agents owners Fol
"''''' ]. D. BEN & A. COHEN,
anrnn No II Canal street.
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VHyHE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-Ihe
Language of Flowers illustrated by colored en-
cravings, Cd edition o,,,,, ,u,..
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by colorcd enSra
Flora and Thal,a; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry
being an alphabelical arrangement OF owcrs WIN ap-
propriae illustrations cmbellislod with colored iaes
by lady. .ya.,. os I,on.-
ers and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, third edition. I'M
The Artist or, Young Ladies' Instructor in olna-
inentsl Painting, Drawing, nc.
NNi AIKEAN,
oa, 1a corner of Camp and Common SITS.
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EIARROU & QUARLES No 81 Customlouse ST.

HARROU & QUARLEs No 81 Customhousc ST.,
Il offer for sale
to "4 ha np "a Rere9ns brandy entitled
champagne brandy; 8pipcs gin; 100 ar casks Marseles
MADEIRA VINE; 80 1r "nsks Sicily Madeira: lG half
pipes Port Wine 20 baskets champagne do; lOu bXs
brown Havana sugar; H. bugs Havana coffee; so bags
ST Domingo do; so ceroOns Cuba Tobacco; 10 ceroons
float indigo 50 sacks soft sheed almonds; 300 hxs i'm
perial and gunpUwdcr tea 3 lbs each 900 do do i lbs
each, 90 chests pouchong tea, bxs No chocolate
100 kegs black paint 25 hbs Cloves % bxs2 doz each
old brown and pale sherry wine; 30 bhls pale ale;
quo coils bale rope IS boxes superior Cavcndsh tobac
co; $50 bbs No mackcre 296 barrels No Potomac
Mornings tnew;) 90 bbls alwiv-s, &c. &c. &c. J}0
MACOMBS TACTICS FOR THE MILITIA.
rONCISE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS AND
~ REGULATIONS for the Militia and Volunteers
Of the United States compehendmg the exercises and
movements of the Infantry Light infantry, and Rifle
mcn, Cavalry and Artillery; together with the manner
Of doing duty Garrison and i'll Camp, and the forms of
paradcs, reviews and inspections ablShed by ou
thorty, for the government of the Regular ARMY Ere
pared and arranged by Brevet Captain Cooper aid de
Camp, and Assistant Adjutant General; under the super
vision Of Major General Alex Macomb, commanding
the Army of the United States
ORNIrHOIOGICAL TYPOGRAPHICAL, en ac-
of the habits Of the Birds Of The Unied States of
America, accompani d by descriptions ii the objects
represented in the Work entitled The Birds of Ame'i
ca" and interspersed with dnlneations of American
scenery and manners; by John James Audubon, + X
SIS l. & E.-Vol 3.
Just received and for sale by
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uNi7.ED STATES EAILf NAL LINE
FROM New ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
BIZ Steam PACKETS, no Carriages.
E $50 60 Glfs::se { -
Theaboye line composed Of four splendid steamers OF
the first class, viz:
Steamer OIACIIiTA, Cresse Master
Wax Sutton,
SQUIRT ALABAMA. Aidrch
The above boats fitted up expressly for the ira L,
and commandedpy able and experienced seuncn. In
consequence of the very light ught If; the above boats,
they enabled take thenncr conseuuent-
y passengers escape the annoyance Of sea sickness at
tendan on the outside fount. Tie striccS attention
paid to the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida lme
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee New York,
Philadelphia Norfolk, who do not like the delay of
stopping in Mobile " ii he transferred to the Waterman,
and those returning from Pensacola, by the Waterman
10 the mail at; aordng great accom- "dations per
Travelling n0rthwards, and parties of pleasure who
NAY wish to visit the healthy city of Pensacola.
The mail boats leave the lake end of the rail road
Immediately after the arrival of the half past twelve
o'clock car, and Mobile ut IL A NJ.
For freight or passrre apply 70
TdItKNE 4 BECKWrrH, Agents.
90 am! % New Levee, n Orleans;
augl9 on & BURKE, Mobile
Mr.. Passengers oy above line have tho pre-
erencc in null lines LEAVING Mobile. Dinner will he
gwen on boarh the hoals at three O'Clock l.. NJ. The
above boats will receive aud land passengers at all the
Intermediate landings
washington Irvimg'S New worAs, sc.
HNHE CRAyoN MISCELLANY; No 3, containing
u Legends of tue Cnnqest of Spain. By the
author of the Sketch Book
lnE LIFE 81 George Washington; in Latin prose. By
Francis GLASS; A. NJ. of Ohio. Edited by ! n Rcy-
nos
JACK DowSING's Song Book; containing selection OF
about two hundred songs, many OF Which new.
by jack Downing, VI. d. NJ
ErnIrInEs. Translated by the Rev r. Potter, NJ. A.
lrclen'lary Of Norwich. In 5 vo4s 1smo. being Nos
Is, l6 and u of .liaile''s Classical Library
Just received and tor sale by WM NsKEtN,
nny9 cor ofcaml' aud com sis
TANE's NEW WOTIK-Memoirs a ceIcnsIed
% Commanders; by J p Il James, Esq. author q;
i@mlcy, RicheIieu, Malsc,ton, The Gipscy, &c; in
vols.
Nuts to Crack; or, Quips Qurks, Anecdotes and Fa-
eee of the Oxford and Cambridge scholars; by the ALL
thor Of Facelie Canalrisienss, Nc, &c.
Phillips on Insurance., IL
Just received and for sale by
WI M'KEAN
"e' corner Camp aud Common SIS
NEW fUDIiCA rIONe.
'HNALES OF A PHYSICIAN. By William II. IIar-
III rison.
''W. crave exceeding pardon in the au'aci,y of the
In = vols.
NiGHrs AT MISS. In I VOL
n PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Land; comprising recol-
icc'inns, sketches and reflections, nnuc during i
tour in the Fast, in lS%2-Gj. BY Alfonso DE la
.. n'l,,'ne Member of The French Academy. 2,ol>.
~ rui:k ~ f,sana being sequel to the s'Fu'lgc
Family IN Paris" By Thns Brown the Younger
author OF The 'fw"pcn'y Post Bag etc etc.
Si nea maele responded nlusa incnsn,
'ie'h'us )vIn.
llOfCilKiSS y CO,
''' ri Chalrr street
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|ISANCY PRlNTS-s0 caAes rich light fancy prints;
no easos domestic fancy do; 10 eases blue prints,
nj for sale bv
TCcASH & 90 Aim e
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p'1lIc II, 1n7fants aud Cenerai .4senru LlJfce.
rrAMIITC MALL having opened an flee at No.
III laE,ci,. Ige Place, the transaction OF bus-
nees relnt;vc o Accounts, Collecting Debts TfAnsia-
,on 40 ,;ll e. ,gage to write up and Ike p tradcsnen
hsnks ehcrb, tie month, year job, and is conldor
F ,e s,nor;s nee he has had for many years p1st
in a f he m ,st respectable houses, that he can give
rnoraI s.,sf,ct q, those who may phase ts employ
h ia ndees Meg elf that all dcbs entrusted to his
s viii rereire H. V best attention. and from, hs know
sdg of and lnpr 70 0ence in ths city, he off RS his
ie ,;,h rho f,Irs, confidence, ths time he
III ;vs sscrv far Z, 'e faithful accounting of all
ccips Trau-ations to. md from the French and opa
nsh language he will lih ewlse undertake I" execute
with despatch and eorrectn ess ,,ooc
1year New o,ted"s. o-eooe. -.looo.
nITpi m ACf!0TJNTAN r :, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROK Ell Is OFFICE,
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Phy, u sh school hedder American speaker, Column
re- ~ i;s,srv Wes,sr,s nnG ,t;n y. ,;,, w.,
aries and Wcbster,s Snen@ Rnos Wrim,v,c on
Ioh,, p,rla,,s Is, 81 all al Rno,. ~ ti;s+or, g..
sail. hv -
IIOTCuKISS E. Co "a t,h.r,res :,
1 MrnloAL "oNhs.
1/tAuLlN'ooNS !. uman tnysioogy,2vois'
~ tri, t ~. iIi;n
n,,vs.. -. tJ;,are, ~ " 'h
do Females
do System of Midwifery
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DUNCAN n lIENNEN, Regist
Jan 600 f:im

NEW WORKS.
FVNHE NATURALTST'S OWN BO0K-Comprsing
IL descriptions and ntlentic anecdotes of Quadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according to the system OF
Cuvet by the author of the "Young Mans Own Book!
THE NATURAL HISTORY of INSECTS-In
volumes-vol forming n of the "FamiIy Lii
brary".
A digest of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, Esq. with notes and references to
American decision, und to the English ccmnonlaw and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
On DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES of the CHEST-hascd up
the comparison If their physical and general signs
by W w Gerhard, NJ D.
PHyslc-By John Macintosh, NJ d.. from the last Lon
Ion edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Mort,n NJ d. in , vePs
The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REvtEw-No sc for
December 1885. Just received and for sale by
fl2 WIN MckEAN. corner ofCamp and Com. ST
ENURNITURE-Th subscribers have received pc,
e ship Slakspear thief GLOWING splendid new mahe-
gany furniture, which they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
30 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
hair clot blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
and worsted damask seats II Mahogany french pNrenr
chains with damask hair seat, 81 do do do do plain IL dc
do do do crimson worsted damask, IL do Grcclan do
hair cloth, , do French Burger chains Maroon horoc
do mum. chains, pair couclles everett stand-AP
New York make and perfectly now.
fI5 DUNBAR u Co. So TchoHpitoutast
GAS WORKS.
LEAVING on hand large quantity ofCokear
Il Tar, off sUPEIoR QUALITY, orders wlllh
ed ut the Gas office for the delivery of the sal
in large or small quantities. JAS II CALDN
IL Chairman q
WRAXAtt.'S MEMOIRS,
HISTORICAL Memoirs Of My e
IL l772, To 1884, by Sir N. Wilt
The Poshumous Papers Of u
tanning faithful recer1
lis, adventures, AMI
responding me-
A Manuel of IL
ID. J
s'b9'
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WIN NCNEAN,
J29 Corner of Camp and Comron SITS.
NEW BOOKS The Lars of Etiquette i'll one vo-
I Y lume.
Sketches Of Smitscriand by the author of the Spy,
&C. &c, in two volumes.
Life nnd Designs of John 4 Murel, and an account
his detection, by Vr. A Stewart.
Received and for sale by
J6 HOTCHkISS & Co, "a Charities ST.
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NGN Di.iLN-i NthlLh Il Nj LINE.
Ne fYG- n Fro and after this date, the follow
l1-LSl n, Wing rate of freight and passage will be
$3.50 ~ hnrged, viz:
IJrv barrels 15c.
Wet barrels 81.
Bacon cask s. %.
Hhls. Sugar So rs
Casks Glare s. 60
assured = ,ods, at Is cents per foot
Castings, 10 per ton of 2000lb.
IIa,, per bale, 81 hu
Corn, per b 'ah-l, Is 3-ic.
Oats, per do l5c.
Ba.ging, Soc per piece of &c yards
Rope soc. per 50lbs.
Kegs of Lard, per key Doc.
Kegs of Butter, per kes 23c
Keg Bar Lead, 81 90 eacli
Pipes of Liquor, 50 rs each
Coiloc per bag go l2
Horses per mead sl2
Cattle $40
Sheep each 81 Hogs 50
Cabin Passage $l2. S"rvantf Sc.
Deck Passage 81
getting their orders, the marks and sghees
possible, so that goods properly be delivered. in
case bills lndng do not arrive at the time.
TOuRNE aud 5ECkWiFH,
Agents, rs Poydas Street
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DoGERS' PATENT BALANCE FIRE ENGLN&,
~ The s.hscriltr rs manufacturing az WstsSs
ford, Saratoga CO. y, extensive scale, Rogers'
Patent Balance Fire Engine and the company do not
hesitate recommend i, 10 the puplic decidedly
perior any FIRE engine known. IL has been test
I'd by skfui Engineers the U. :. Arsenas at Glib
louisville and Washington, and by them pronounced to
be superior any other The Government Arsenal at
Washington is now supplied with one Of said Enginee,
and the propratnrs have ns completed contract with
the fer the supply u all their prcipa nr
senals.
This Engine combines tic advantage of more power
at less than any other in and needs To be
uned and tried 10 preference tc oil otlers
The lnnnuuc urers, in s cases, warrant taoir En-
cines in trial with cthors under equal circumstance,
perform Than any other Engine, sale.
Prices at the Factory, with plain painting,
Thsse designed for u men, di:ctarg!ng elv gnlloaa
"fwater per minute, $709
Is men, 100 gallons per minute Gu
IL men, no gallons rcr minute. 5c%
The above prices include suction hose, ,Treuches Sc,
They also keep constantly hand both loading and
suction hose which. they will furnish ordor low
it can be bought in this country.
The arrangements for manufacturing said engines ars
such, that all orders will be puncuHily attended to- aRA
executed with the possible despatch address
ed 10 the subscribers Waterford, Saratoga N. Y
VI VI. PLATT & cs,
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENrAL PAINTER,
81 Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
MON ID II /. L.,
ESPECTFUi.Lf informs his friends and the
Nl public in general that he executes all orders in the
above branches, in the best style, and on moderate
terms. He will also in like manner, all kinds
ftecors,ons in Oil ani Water Coors for halls, en-
sb parlors and bM -looms, &c. &c,; he will also im-
Ne great variety OF Marbles and Woods Military
Esanlar.s, ga
Ne hopes sixtee YEA of practice and exertons so
eaeeesaisely sustained, will a continuance of the
aronage he has heretofore received from his .reHs and
be whole community.
Paint, Oil. Glass, Vamist, Gold Leaf, sc. &c. on
eAnd for sale Also, ready mixed coIors for use.
Whitening, ch,lk aud ,lrv colnrs. ma, %
.1NEW BoOKS-S Norman Leslie, tale OF the pres
y emf times, i'll vols, by r ) FAY.
Rauldins Slavery in the United States.
Ferries Of the Sea. by the author of Pctei Simple
Nemor of George II T iIewes, with traits OF the tea
party &c.
hilbert Carney, by the author of Sayings and Do
nkg, sc.
Also. new supply ofOnc in Thousand, or the DAYS
tnri Quatre by the author of ichlieu &c. Just re-
ssiyed by CHI BANCROFT
MIC IA Camp ST.
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- tons, to sail February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, j. Ratlbone, commander, 5l3
tons, To sail March 7Ih.
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, 62e
tons, to sail March lst
Slip ORLEANS, $. S. Scare, commander, 500 tons
sail April 4th
Snip ALABAMA, c. C. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January &c.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail Nav I'd.
The ships of this line will sail punctually from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
sui the
They are all of the first class copper fastened and
coppcrad, and built in New York expressly for
this trade.
1h:v commanded by experienced mon, draw n
gh, draft of water and will at all times be lowed up
md down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their &C
Communications for passengers are very superior.
The of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel or package sent by put board
Of hcm unless regular bill of ading be signed there
for, NJ the counting house of the agents
The of passage is fixed $40; wine or liquor
furnished board. For freight or passage, apply to
BOGERr Il HAWTHORN,
fos 81 Grnyjer
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n lFE OF WIN. COBBETr, &c.-The life OF
~ VIM. Col,bett dedicated to his sons from the Sc
cond London edition, in vol.
Memoirs of the Life of the right honorable Sir James
Macintosh edited by his son, Robert James Mackin-
tosll, Esq. in , vols. -
Thurston Tales, by the author of Tales of Noynger
so1e hv WIN. MKEAN,
doe is corner Of Camp md Common sts
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ANNUALS FOR 1876.
r11iIE reken and Atlantic Souvenir Il"is'mrs and
4 New Years Present.
TME GIFT; a Christmas and New Years Present.
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and for sale by
HOTCHKISS and Co,
oct7 % c. art.ns street
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1DRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
ID dred boxes bunch rasins, few halt OF French
Brandy, several pipes ofold superior Holland G' and
6fiy boxes sperm candles all of fair quality to be sold
low to close a concern. WIN BAT'fEY "a old levee
N. B Iron and Coppcr-cash will be paid tor few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper apply Us ABOVE
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