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Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25

san hernGa aca SID Inisad 'a far
accsars flee. b7ii iHare shc rsd aa'Hhg
b1tiaH erHaas; second -anca
.8a. ts.I herihlt IhHemuialanea was uet
fber s'i nor nl.Y-m shoa- tait 'as men
n.' & was very nasab.o, Anl hen, lhe
terrible aleuatipe-the fOiee coir,-.ha
awful ftuwu OF die magis.faio--iho r.ide
mzs or iho muliiude-conld she hesimici
Placing one delicate hand upon his arms
while the other applied The white eamauc
handkerchief to her ieariui eyes. 'D3 'sl.l.
me what you viii. she murmured oat
The res q, was, thatihe triumphant store
keeuer, instead of losing his properly q the
value Of few doliirs, gained lively, ac-
complished, and virlaons wife. (ihis little
foiblo excep'ed.l aal with her upards Of
10000 dollars
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
1gOTHU7
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


Circuit Coml--Iccembcr Tern, 1886
Joshua B..Long,)
Attaebmsht fof a9i,is
David Lohg5
f@RIfiS day came the Plaintiff b his at
torneys and I uppearing tim ilsc az
tachment herein is feturacd executed. or
motions Of HE Painifsil is ordered lint uns
less the Defendant d. appear and plead to
tbs actin on er hefre iite ffsi daf IF tic
next June Term oflbis Court, Jlds4nent bv
default will be rnsered hcfsm against him.
And II Ii fiffl6eF ordered that Copyof
this order be publish ii he aS0ulhern
Telcgsaph" ptlished at Rodney, iar three
weeks successfully.
lceriily ti!U' above 10 be a true Transcript
lof' The proceedings il our said Circuit CUun@
IN the above stated casc
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
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FHYHE undersigned being greatly pres
sed By the pressure of the times
would respectfully iMPross 1t upon those IN
ds5ted 10 him, thst unless they came CIR
wand aRdmake pigment by The l0h Of Mas
Rcrf, he viii put their accounts into the
hands Of proper officers for cllleeIioa.-
Hoping tht this n1iise may be the means
Of producing a favorable impression on bis
debtors, he remains,
Very Respectfully,
Their humble Servant,
BENZ. CAAIPBEbh.
Rndney, April 25, 1887 LIFT
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25
4'Iae Pressure 6Scg6eOcd!!
eRoPERTg gzTEoUT TIO1gE2I

E4aL& &SEA a ~ w 4 sAAGG A Ab@Q&N $3.50 ,
THTE, the undersigned, wish TO sell our
w PLANTATION,
lying in Jefferson county, Mississippi, near
Shanksown, on terms to suit these wish
inc to purchase. Possession will be given
Immediately.
We viii likewise sell
5 LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MEN,
and to lot the purchaser have the uso Of
FIFTEEN others gratis, for the present
year, making, in all,
81 WORKING HANDS.
TEalIs--First payment on the lst day Of
January 1898; tie balance III two annual
instaIments. Notes, with approved securi-
~, will bo required.
r. G. DAVIS,
G. S. DAVIS.
Jefferson county, April 20, 1887 lltf
OrThe Naichez Face Trader viii please
publilh The abogeuntiI forbid, gad forward
account to this Office ct collection
Southern telegraph., 1837-04-25

LEGAL PLnAsASTRIEs.- They originate
more than hlll the current wit OF The day,
iu the Great West. There is a racy fresh
ness, m ,reoyer, about the pleasaatries Of
that region, that is qrito delightful, From
a late Missouri journal We hive clipped the
following anecdote ofan eminent legal gem
leman Of that state. lit be as new to the
reader as to us, we will guarantee his favor-
able saifages Being one opposed to
Mr. s., la:e member OF CJn5ress, he
remarked as follows to the jury, upon q
point Of disagreement between them: 'Here
nv brother s. and differ, Now
Ibis is very natural Men seldom see
things in the same light, aud they may dis
agree in opinion upon the simplest principles
of the law, and very honestlyj while, at the
same time, neither can see any earthly
reason why they should. And this is
because thoy look at different sides Of the
subiec', and do not view it in all its bear
mrs. Suppose, for Illustration, mln
shoull cone in here, anl boldly assert that
nv brother SIS head (he laid his
hand very familiarly upon the large chuckie
head of his opponent is a squash! ], on
the other hand, should mlintain, and per-
haps with equal conf Ieucc, that it is a
head, Now, here would be difference
undoubtedly an honest differonce--of opin'
ion. We might argue ahont it ill dooms-
day, and never agree. You ofen see men
arguing upon subjects as empty and tritling
us this! But third person coming in and
booking at lhc'nock and shoulders that sup
port il, would say atonce, that had reason
IN my side; for if it was not head, 1t leas'
occupied the place ofone, and stood where a
head out ought to be- All this was uttered
in gravcstaud most solemn mlnncr imag,n-
able, and the effect was irresstihly mdlc-
rous.-Kaictcr6ockcr, Eds. Table.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.
TIME PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open for the
u reception of company This delightful retreat IN
situated the bank Of the Pascagoua Bay, at s
confluence with the Gulf Of Mexico. The situation IA
elevated and commands an extensive view OF Bay and
Lake and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
of Islands, which lay fronting the whole coast from 70
10 miles OFF.
The Proprictors feel thankful to the community for
the patronage the past season, and would be grateful
for return Of the the present. Every exernn on
their part will he made 10 render visitors comfortable
Fish and oysters viii he had in abundance, and every
ar,ic2 OF food and luxury, which The country can Afford
will srsny tho tehe. Connected with the establish
nent all the nnccssarynpparatns for Bathlng alss,
two Billiard Tables, and two Aiue Pin Alleys. .
70 those who fond Of sporting, small gamo viii
be found along the shore, and by going short distance
in The interior deer and 4th.r large annais can he found
in ahundancc and, for those fond Of the chase, Pack
of the best of Hounds err always atcommand.
The drinking water is from the rurest Spring, and ice
always at hand.
ANY of tic Boats plying this City and Mobile
will land TIE Pier The difficulty of getting
from the Pier to the house III small boats, particularly
for ladies and Children has always hcen objection
those visiting the establishment. is obysted tia
steamer Alert plies twice wek between this and Pas
cagoula, and iii land her passengers immediately at
the house. {. Y VI. j. alcRAE.
7 n b. The Liquors are OF the choicest kinds, having
been mostly i,nrtrto f,r thn net'' ~ '',~"' 'Hr
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ESRhNkLlN lNFlRMAltY- The lnbiic
u specially informed that this institution, erected OF
,ie most approved plan, and in airy and most adni
able sito'tion in the fIubouB Franklin, npou the rain
oad, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building large and most conmodt0usly divided
INTO apartments for keeping separate different ciasscs
nd different diseases.
The institution is sppc,! with The 1,os sk!tu m,
attentive nlHe and female Nurses speaking thsNaiiou'
no4cln languages. 10 ...
Private rooms may he laA by gentlemen at from two
1--we dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in tue ordinary wards, one doll + PEI Gay.
Slaves also one dollar Small Pox in the ordinary wards
hiec dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident lh. seiai is DR.. II. Lewis, to wi'o
Nplica ion for admission must be ,lrule orto D.. O. A
'.uzcnii'crg, No. II, Rampant ST.. iv21
4 ALE PU}LiLSA TIONs-Ihc :,rGlnuls, II tax: ot
4 4 the Fronde, in 2vos.
The Wife and Woinui's Reward, by Mrs Norton, il,
; :ols.
Miram Colin, CT the Whale Fisherman.
The aahtuf lr'inan, ortiz Exile of Erin, in vols
Narrative Of Visit tn Inc American Churches
By q Deprivation ilon the Congregational u,,ion Of Eng
land and Wales, by andrew Reed, ID. d. an,i JANE:
N theson, d ID, in vols.
Noves.'nd Talcs-by- Malta Eiyewortl % vols vrr,
neatly bnuad inlo.
The Works Of Mrs Sa ,wooe, being the ouly uni
form edition cvGr iulshcil in tho United States.
Just received and for sachy 49,
WAI M'kEAN,
oct 3 corner CANT, and Common stS
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pace RI 12s CENTS.

Terms of The Newspaper Dress of IVcm orleans uMaai
anously agreed tosat an adjourned meeting Of the
: sPropfietJrs, he'll on The 18Th ofMzrca, 1881.
s..bscripticn Twelve dollars for the Daily paper
- aun,i, PAYABLE semannuallv in advance. Ten
oiars for the tri-weely country paper, pay able one
car in advance, where city reference gwen. mo
n,scrip, IN will he discontinued until arrearagss ne
ssssttled. In case dsconnnan c, one weeks nonce,
in ,criug, must be invariably gwen previous TO the
70 expiration of subscription.
u ddpert,sing.-One dollar per square for the hrSt IN
sericn and ha that price for each subsequent one
any mat rial alteration from the original advertisements
s. will be charged as ne" one, ,o., tor,,
doars for English alone, and sixty for hoih
= Banks Insurance Offices, and other sl'nar paphc l
stituons, fifty dollars in English only, ana e'sn.y ior
both languages. Ship and Steamboat tactors or com
mission, merchants sixty dollars in English ulone and
B. ifarriages Obituary. Notices. and articles calling
n ,e attention Of the public to sal of prepcrt, cards OF
- benefits &c &c will be CHARGED onr dol
= ar per square, for the fir: in ertion IN each language
kae Communications or Advertisements at any PERSONA
= nature when admissible, shall be charged DOUBLE anu
in advance u .4 -, :, -, =.
anc,opeers, Serils, Register of wills, and Marshcs
nm sales OF real estate published in both apgunses; and
50 per English alone, ~ per cent. on sales OF
'1srertiscments out of the direct line Of business Of
III, yearly advertiser such as legal aucton and pan',
ton sales runaway slaves, stray aumas, Nc. NC. VIII
be charged for separately and al The ordinary rates.
fAdperlisenenfs specified as 10 time will be pub
lis,cd one month. aud charged accordingly
No advertisements of bankruptcies viii be published
in any case, unless paid for or pay
ment guaranteed by responsible prr-on in town
Theatres aud other places of amusement, advertising
daily for the season. be charged 100 dollars for En-
4 Clisb alone, and $50 dollars in both languages.
All announcements of candidates for political offices
shall be charged double the price of other ADVERTISE
ments. va -~r~l ,..R--
Owing to the immense loss sustained BY newspaper
propretors, thy have to the conclusion, TINT me
names of persons whose ACCOUNTS have not been pa4
within one month after presentation, shall be made
known, $50 far as praccablc each other they obi.
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r. a NNIIALS FOR l836.--Hrath's Picturesque Au-
"a nuas for 1896, with IS splendid engravngs, by the
best artists, after drawings, by A. &. Eckcrs, Esq.
Fishers ing Room Scrap Book for 1886, with
'pcetica Illustrations by l.. e. l..
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, aChrisIlnas' and
New Years Present for 1886, edited by s. e. Goodrich.
ThcGin, a Christmas and New Years Present. edi-
ted Miss Leslie.
gei-Mc-Not,a Christmas, New Years and Birth
dayPrescnt for 1896, edited by Frederic Slosel
The Friendships Offering and Woncn's Wreath, q
Christmas and New Years Present for 1886.
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and Birthday Present for 1886, edited by Charucey Col
ton, D. D.
The Juvenile Forget-AIc- Not. Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1885, ettad by Mrs. S. G. Hall.
The Pearl or Affections Gift, q Christmas and New
Years Present for 1886.
u The Poclical Annual for 1886, heing selections from
the English Poets from Chaucer to Bcattie.
Tue Infants Annual, or htoiler's Offering.
+ The Youths Book ofthe Seasons.
The Artist Young Ladies Instructor in orilainen-
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by B. r. Gundec.
Elements of Drawing Flower Painting in opaque and
transparent wdi:r eoloI9 by L. f. Per'lins.
Flora and Thalia OF Gems and Poetry, being m al.
phabctieal arrangements Of flowers with aprriate illus.
unnns and coorcd plates, by lady.
The Language of Flowers I'd edition.
Peter Parlev's hlmanae-fcr 1886.
The American Almanac and repository of useful
knowledge, FIR the year 1885,
The Nautical A lmanpc and astronomical Ephemers
for the year 1886. =
The German almanac for 1896.
Just received and for sale,by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-23

New J DIRK, Oct. ~, 1879.
Iccry Until have this day superintended trial efa
at Waterford, Saratoga co. New York, with one 81
the best engines belonging 10 the corporation OF the cy
ofNew York. The trial-xas made in the corporation
yard md from the experiment. am persuaded that tho
engine OF Rogers Pattntw throw more water, and at
greater distance with the application of less power,
than corporation engines. -s=5 ~
farther certify that fire engine has ever been TX
hbted this city which could compete with the New
York engines, which should answer our purpose sx-
ccpt Rogers Patent above mentionrd. ne construc-
ton of Rogers Patent is exceedingly simple, and soc
no reason why it should go into general use. Be-
Sides il has another advantage; can be iurnishod at
much less cosf. JAMES GULICK,
ChiefEnsncer of Fire Department.
.. Utica, Jnly 9, 1884.
most chocrfelly comply with request from Mn-
Plat 4 co. to give my opinion IN relation 10 tho Fire
Engine OF Rogers Patent, manufactured by them ut
Waterford, Saratoga CO N. y. 80
The corporation of Utica have purchased one OF tbs
above mentioned engines and from repeated trials, de
not hesitate to pronounce il decidedly superior TO any
other fire engine in use, of which have any Know.
ledge; and do most fully in the certflc ate CT
Gelick, the chieengineer of the New York Fire Depart
men in relation to its merits The pump of this engine
Is constructed in n single cylinder, and is SO exceeding
Is simple and SO little liable get out ofpair TINT
DO not hesitate saw that in my Judgment it will sooa
supcrsode the ofthe common piston engine:
. II OSTROM,
Chief Engineer of the Utica Fire Department.
NJ b. One of the above Patent Engines Of the largest
size was ordered for Eagle Fire Gu. No.7 ofNew Or
lean which they have received, tried and accepted Tks
Engine can be seen at any time, by aRpl,ing to
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Corner of Poydras & Tchonpitoulas SITS: ~ o.
p S. I will guarantee to have an engine delivered in
New Orleans within four months from time the order -
given SEX. jG-6m
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DRoGANS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from the
1 , shin Maria: so cases russell Brogans, common
extra aud bays' sizes; cases mems kin po%cel Bro
Kid morocco and lasting Slippers; Ii cases Clothing
r.1hraring good assostmou,-fof sne by.
4 tGRIpGT, NoSE s SO.
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sFfal-gsf ..1E 1lrtG
We veC sr7ya srl Mai z- 5s-a-E
d 4 go 81 frb usl'ii-ssr' .
!. ssi.s..,ass q .t-iuiIt Es- 80 sTtt -rs,,rH
= % q ~ s'Fri 4EJ a $40 "a
LsfE Frh1sH sirssa s~seIg nar
e a = ~ Feh.s.sS gss
!. ,sbzsBsF -fbasHt 'srzs ss4 ~ rIs.4 ,sT
ia g z -s lze1z4ssi .l4
.-.,La9 .ssis8el& sts7a sS=t+ 1lz .sL.sp
m q Ss 81 sss@ ass
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-23

Far Jones PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
in successful operation fer several DAYS at no
300 Julia street. from 10 10 IL ocl ck, and from
to will be continued at the hours, ill SD
turday afternoon when Separations will he clio ed.
Those DESTROYS Of seeing il operation, arc v,speet
FULLY invited oattcnd, R%
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NANCY PRINTS--sa cases rirh light fancy prints
L 50cases domestic fancy do, ~ cases blue prints
in storr aud far sale by
s27 / CtASu & 60. 4in G.
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FOR NEW YORK. ,s.saeH=
.4ouisinnn and Now York Line Of Pncketa l


- -, -! - -. %
Nttr Ships composing this line wIll sail from new
u Orleans and New York every other ,Iondlv
commencing on the 25til April and to insure the
sctest punctuay in their time of sailing, the line will
hereafter consist OF six ships, wiz
ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridge, TO ,ear1 uere zo,h
April. .. ..l.-..
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, 10 leave on
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May. 80
Ship VICKsBURG, Captain Woedheusc, to leave OIL
9th Juue. .
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on Goth
June. -.N.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
3D. July. .. .. ., ,.
" The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500
Bur14n of light dratght of water, being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The price of pms
sage fixed at one hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
u the most improved and convenient plan & finished
in neat and elegant STYLE Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provid:a and every regard had the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers, who will
please take notice that berth can he secured until
paid for al the office of the consienees.
These packets commanded by captains well OK
perenccdin the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves TO ucconnnsdatc. They will at all
times be owcd up and down the Mississippi by steam
boats and the stricos pnctaity observed in the time
OF sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible 70,
my letter parcel package sent by put on -arl
them, unless irregular bill Of adng be signed therefor
at thu counting house of the agents owners. 70,
'' w 'p j. D. BEN & 4. COHEN,
April ii No. II Canal
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Vol. H.-N2. 1913.
FIR e E N Gil N E.

DODGERS PATENT BALANCE FIRE ENG1NR
HI The subscribers nanuiac tarng at Water.
ford Saratoga N y, an extensive scale RogerH
Patent Balance Fire Engine, and the company do not
hesitate to recommend it to the puplic IA decdedysu-
pcor to any fire engine now known: has besn test
ed by skiifi Engineers al the u S. Arsenas at Glib
bensville and Washington, and by thenlponouneed to
be superior 10 any 'ther The Government Arsenal as
Washington is supplied with one of said Engines,
and the psoprctors have just completed contract with
thu government for the supply Of a their principal ar
sends. .. &c.. .-..-s. .-...su II
This Engine combines the advantage Of more power
at less cost than any other in and needs to be ex
a,nned and tried preference to all others
The manufacturers, in all cases, warrant their Eh~
gines in trial with others under equal circumstances.
to perform more than any other Engine, or ne SALE
Prices at the Factory, with plain painting, :,
Those designed for q men, discharging 2fo gallens
Of water per minute, ar@t~ sezs hrv wy
l3 men, 100 gallons per minute, ----- Is. e e9o
10 men, 10 gallons per minute, %"
The above prices include suction nose, wrenehes xe.
They also keep constantly ON hand, both leading and
suction hose which they will furnish to order as low es
il cnn be bought in this country.
The arrangements for manufacturing said engines ara
SUCH thar all orders will be punctuay attended TO- and
executed with the greatest possible dispatch if address
cd to the subscribers Waterford Saratoga co. ~ T.
WM. PLATT IL 90
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extensive stock ofShcfield iermiMga.n, and Ameri-
good. embracing great variety, consisting in pa
as follows: ".Ea
Anvs, common imitation aud genuine mnuschole;
smith Wees black aud hrgh face; trace chains,
snon blued and bright; hoes, Carolina, ioisaa grub
and co,ton Ensiis, aAd ciic saddle irons; long anil
short handle fry pans raised plate, hook butt and all
other kinds OF hinges; pitt MILL hand, p;nc tenor and
cross saws; RIM closet, pad, cupboard and trunk
locks American silver plated front, inside and sliding
door do; round and flat spring, straight and recked
shutter and door bolt; fiat, pit mill, and cross
files; ship carpenters and other a,igs; black, bright
anil patent steel socket and tner chiscls; gengcs
all sizes; knives and forks in sets and dozens; great
reties shoe, cook, butchers c;r,lng and drawing knivcs
pocket and dirk c,tlev in dozcns and cards. large
and small scissors, taors and sheep shers; common
and fine razurs; common. iaparncd, bright and fire
polished steel Shutters; high and fiat bottom brass
'lcstcks; plated britannia il oa tea and table spoons
flint and percussion gun locks; lunsrrcw and nipple
Mrenches, powder horns, iasts shot belts, game bags,
Gle. carpenters axes, :lzcs hachc,s, hammers, etc
curtain bands aud pins, con:odc nohs, &c. night Nor
folk, brass and square lachcs coope's froes axes
howes AIDES, etc. smiths bellows, hammers tougs anu
hackirons, English and American spades and shovels
long and short handles; cast, sheet iron and ia
tent metal tea kettles, patent sctt and common cotton
and wool cards all numbers, water and wane ros
grid'cs aud bake pans, jack screws, wood screws nc
screws, plated srrps aud bits brass and silver martini
gale hooks and rings, c.ns and buckles, axes Collins
ainnts Cavcr's etc. ctich wrenches, stocks and dies
horse sps planes, square, shoyels and langs, aIoS
tacks, bads, slrss ploushs aud plough mouths, cast
aud German steel, iuk quilts, slatcs FiIannct tin aud
wooden ware, sevcs mills, IG spades, taretl hemp
grass rope, bee, cords plough lines, packing YARN
anti hemp Irvine, hawscrs patent balances scales, gus
pistols, rifles cut mills lead, shot, Rogers aud Dupont
pawtcr, with great variety of other goods belonging
the trade. f4a w II CRAWFORD, y
inay4 Hav = TE=F No. Ia New i.e,ee.
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TIL EW BOOKS.--Essav the Rate of Wages, with
~ an examination of the causes of the differences in
the condition of the laboring population throughout the
world, by II. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; the Adventures of Lawyer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale BY
nov "a IIOTCHKISS 81 Co. "a Chartres 81.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
SSLAVL KY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vin,li
Seated ro& the treason andfauaticism of the northern
abelitionists. l vol. II mo. .
The book of Pleasures, b. Thos CAlnphe Samuel
Rogers and Mark AkcnsiAe. lyo lG Mo.
The Gentleman and Laly's Book efPoteucss nndpro-
prictv ofdtportneu dc heated to hs yonth oboth sex
Sc. BY Madame Cenart, translated rSm the sixth Pa
ris edition. .r..
Infantry Tactics, or rules for the exercise and ma
noouvres of the United States Infantry BY Major &c,
naru Scott U S trnv In IvolS II mo, Just received
and for sale hy w mexican, cor camp ~ com ss
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NEW FURNITURE WAKE. HOUSE. -

no. :
VUNIIE subscribers ng a complete assort-
Il ment Of elegant and useful furniture. viii h they
have just received lyt arrival of ships Saratoga Ar
kansas and ississipp from New York. listing i'll
pat Of side boards ofvarious atterns, with Egyptian
nnd Italian mnb tops tables of every descrip
lion and quality, warrobes of yarnu' patterns,
tary and book cases, ladies' French toilet tabl 5, oi-
lett bureaus Grecn dining Pembrokes, card and la
with Egyptian marble tops, and bcOutifnl arti
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b4haNIN Al..4.N.A. i'GShS. .....
FIIECK books the following banks, viz: Mer-
~ chants, Exchsi.rc and banking Co.. Orleans,
Nee hanics and Traders, Louisiana Louisiana State
Aichafalaya, Canal md Banking Co. Commercial.
Carrol,on Improvement Co.. Gas Citizens, Union and
City Banks; fer sale by HOTCHklSS SEQ.
Jan 10 81. Chnrtres
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NEW BOOKS--Riehzi. the last OF the CriunCs, b.
| y the authors of Pelham &c.
OSEIN THOUSAND, or the DAYS Of Henry Cnatrc, by
the author af Nicholien &c i'll 2 vols.
MAHMup, in volumes,
CAsKyF OF Observation-Disclosures rec"jro'
}y BANCROFT x fRIER, II camp -.