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ENTAT DE LA LuUlSlA NE-Cnnr de Parosse
A.Lpnnr la Paroisse Ell Vile da la Nile -Orcans-P,e-
sent Piionnrahle Charles Maurian iugr-No II l66-
John II Graham, tnrfipment dctcu ,ntra SEES Gre
anCerN-Sur lecture et enrceis rrmeut de Ia petors
Ell iabsean en- cee atlare, il urdonne g une assem-
bee lisS ere anceIs de sovahe all lien en- plsine conr
undf lie II Deeetnbre, 1885 dix hmres .su matin atm
de setberer sur les aft Tres de nsuyabl en- attendanr
tnntes paurSnes ct per>onne aretees ct r h
kenmdy eStnomme pour represeper les creancers abb
sens: Par ordre la cour, - nar IS s
2o'"'v NJ GUluL, Dep G,efier.
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STATE OF louisiana
JaklSH Court Tor the Parish and Cisy of New Or
. leans, Present the Honorable Charles Maurian,
Judge No List John NJ. Graham, in actual custo-
dy, vs. his Creditors; Upon reading and filing the pe<
litiu a"d Schedule, this case, 1t is ordered by the
tourl that meeting OF the Creditors the insolvent
take place, in open Court en- Monday the l7fb day of
december next, then and there deliberate the at
arSot snd lsol'ent and the meantime all proceed.
Inss against his person and property stayed. 1t is
iu.ther ordered that fhos. h. Kennedy, ESQ. be an
pontcd To represent the absent creditors.
Clerks Uhce. New Orleans, Nov. %, 1888.
Nj GulOL,
nnv9l
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NEW, VALUABLE AND STANDARD!
VALUABLE AND SCARCE.
e. lR VIM. GEF1'S Pompcyana vols 8mo
~ floras Gems, with supert colo, ed plates
llnbbach, La PhilosOphie lie la Natur4 }
Les Louis Civiles, Paris 1891 scarce
Encvclopedie du Jcu est EShecs
NEW MEDICAL Works.
Lew ia on Fev"r-PhthiSis and Blood Leg
Rays NJ dicul Jurisprudence Insanity
Holmes On Fevcr-Pritchaid Insanity
GibSon's Surgery-LiStons surgery
NJ ID" fiery Observation-Disclosures popular Msdcins
tre's Dictionary of Chemistry
Roses Anal ticnI Chetntry
CoMMERCIAI. AND NAUTICAL.
American Almanac and Repository, for 1893
Commercial Dictionary, London
lunts Nautical Als,anac for 1899
Boast Pilot Bowdilchs Navigation
expeditions Measurer
ARCHITECTURE AND MECHANICS.
Nj lesh's Dictnnar of Archte cture, London 2v.
do Arclitec ture, 3 vols, London
Shaw's Architecture. redgolds Carpentry
Engineers Mechanics Encyclopedia, LondCn
llattn' os Mathematical Tables
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sparks American Biog arhy, vols
Philosophical Mlscellanies from The French of v.
Cnnsn, loutfi oy and b. Constant
ord Bacon iWorh $, vols, oud"n
lrisrae'. Curiosities OF Literature, l. ohdth
Political Economy. by Say, do Vethake
Lcckhnrt's Lie of Walter Scott, vols
ferdinand and Isabella by Prescott, 3 vols
Dhakcsreate, splendid edition, Z vols, 8mo
Il And general assortment of Law, Medical SrlGnlhc
lassicai, Aisceaneou BOOKS, Novels, school Books
ctnnaries, Grammar, English and French, Spanish,
erlhan, attn aud Greek.
T. JOHNS & co.
noy26 cor. s Charles and Com mon
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THE Subscribers offer at wholesale
~ he following goods.
V I HATs-lOo cases moleskin silks, as
49, [ sorted sizes and brin,s.
~&A 100 do best Mol do do
100 do do Mo- do do
100 cuses best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims.
20 do Beaver, superior article;
so do Fine Nutria;
50 do Extra do
300 do Black and While Russia
50 do Extra Black Russia;
100 do Muskrat Il Coney lur broad and narrow
hrims, for Levee and country trade;
+" do All ranks oEmiltary N naval Chupeaus;
" do Childrers silk and Russia Hats, all sizes.
Caps-Fur, otter, fur Seni, .Natr:n Muskrat and
HAIR Seni In t,co dozen cases.
Sealettc
Cloth Caps-Pickwick, Polish Avrs hat
shape, soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather tOiaging.
hildren's Fancy urhans, Plaid and Velvet Caps
French patterns.
Stocks-Satin, silk and Bombazino, OF the neatest
STYLES.
Umbrellas-silk and cotton.
Military Plumes, oiled silk.
silk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and SptaliieldS.
Baboxes for aters, wood cases, double "r dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
at the latest patterns, and will he sold AT small adj
vance, with cost and charges New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern western and
Texas markets. for the house of H Gossip Co., Hat
Manufacturers New York, aud at the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP N CO.,
Naval Military, and Fashionable Hatlers,
Exchange Hotel,
rovId st Charles st
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B A z A 4 z.
Corner Of 81. Charles &. C0nlNl0n street,

Corner Of 81. Charles g. Common street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
u USH & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
ID tenOu of citizens and strangers their complete
assortment OF Gentlemcn's linen shirts, do cambria,
with linen onts fashionable linen fronts: linen cti-
lars: silk, aud merino under shirts and drawers:
canh" and silk hundkerchiets; black and fancy cta-
vats in great variety: stocks Of every description: gum
elastic and cotton suspenders: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also,-SplendId assortment of LADIES' and gents wri-
ing desks, dressing cases port toios, perlumer, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods.
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NO ICE

NOTICE.
'5NllE subscribers have associatrr! themselves in hui
Smess undrr the firm Of CHRISTIE g. SIN
Nnl"I, and solicit continuance OF the patronage re-
rcvtd by their John Christie, while conducting
buSW - in his own nan {, as Wholesale Gno:cr mad
Cunmlssl0n Merchant.
JOHN CHRlTIE-
nov2-3R \. lNNUI =. u.
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No CUTE NO PAY
NO CUTE NO PAY.
nR. JOHNSON, Office l1U Bienve street. con-
~ fines his practice to the treatment of Venereal

RR. JOHNSON, Office 40 BenviIe street. con-
~ fines his practice to the treatment of Nenereal
Disease, IN all It's different forms.
Dr. Johnson, from IA residence of many years in Hos
P,als III Europe, devoted 10 the treatment Of VenecaI
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch OF the profession, guarantees
safe, speedy and eecual to such persons are
loubcd with any of the following diseases, viz
Gomorrh0cu. elects, Strictues, Chbncres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness, Atrct ofthe Bladder Kidneys,
Loins, Urethra, PROSTATE Gland, Sweed eslicles,
Erupons the Skin, Sore Throat, PANS in the
JOINTS
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
this disease.
Recent cured in or three days without the
use OF Mercury, interruption from BUSINESS altera-
ton in the mode fllying.
medic ne to prevent Venerea Disease can be oh
tanned of DR.. Johnson. Ii is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used by him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army
Sold by DIR. Johnson, nj his office. Those persons
has ing any afee ton Of Venere,l Disease and shout
taking voyages, or removing to the country would
do well by giving DIR. Johnson call, proper medi-
cnes tor their in the shortest time can be pat up
with written directions for their use.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock It
night.
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Tickets only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State Lottery, Glass 81.
"a As, 3, -, 5, So, 8, n, 10, ,lS,70.
(NLASS No. 49, Authorised by the Legislature of
" the State. To he drawn TOD Y, Nov.
10Th, 1898, at o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
S. DAVIS Il co, Managers.
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UDAINTS-I4 packages, containing Verdegris, and
Il fine black, ground Oil, landing from schooner Da-
vd Coffin, and for sale by ,-
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
noyl4 1874 Magazine 81
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HAY, Po,atoes and Lumher-40O bales Eastern
III Huy, in prime oriar-3O0 barrels Potatoes
$4,000 #. Northern Pine Boards, from ship Liverpool
lauding aud for sale by
LEVI GALE,
('np
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n oND N PORTER-24 casks Brown stout
u received per ship Creole, from Liverpool for sale
by HOLMES IL MILLS,
,,,o Rank Place
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NEW HAT STORE,

NEW HAT STOKE.
VUST received per late arrivals from New York,
~ fresh aul fashionable assortment IF HATS.
The subscriber would particular call the attention
of the public To style beaver hats of a superior
finish, fine texture, ric beautiful ustre also TO a
fine plain Russia hat of superior quality and also
lendid article of silk hat, toget with general as
sortment manutactu ed by himself, expressly for this
market, wholesale aud retail
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
N B. City and country dealers are invited to call
E,b0
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FOR PROVIDENCE. (R. ~
81 The fast sailing A | copper mstene
,SFfT bri SNOW, Captain 'rhorndke, will sail id
-AGAsf. tow days, having of her cargo engan
ged for heavy freight and 50 bales cotton, passage
having handsome accommodations, apply to
WI. PORTER,
nOv9 95 Common st
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and
Hillmdn.
No. 80, Moreau (near the Pontchartran Rail Road.)
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Midord and Water Crackers
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
first quality, and keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-klln dried corn meal
Orders left at G. w. Prilchard and Tagart, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
TUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Rooms, So Benville street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads; first rate article Also, good assort-
ment of Maple, Walnut, and Painted Chairs, which
" = ~ " - avs " CARNEs,
j| So Bisnville street
MAYORALTl OF NEW ORLEANS.
fENllEprire OF fresh flour to-day is 50 90 per barrel
II according to the Tariff; the bakers shall give du-
ring the c,suing week from Monday 10Th inst 3 Gun
OF bread for bilt. Bread of the second quality
required to weigh % per cent more. viz: 4 ounces.
nov24 C. GENOlS, MAJOR.
c. JOHNS ~ cos NEW EDITION OF THE
cru CODE OF LOUISIANA.
fHNHIS long expected and much wanted work is
H. received and for sale at the store OF the subscri-
bers.
Tho subscription list is closed from this day Sub
scrihers 10 this book respectfully requested to call
for their copies, and paw the amount.
The first request is made on account of the larg.
number OF su scrbers, which would make il mposs
bic to deliver them all for some time to come; the
ond may he eusily conceived: the enormous expense
the publishers have undergone in getting up this book
in the splendid manner it has been executed will c
~ 7' " " JOHNS s. 90,
moved cor st Charles & Common To
aIitEL,to-l cases. landing uunI s...p ew
ISAAC BRIDGE x co,
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apOPE-I2y coils ia store and tor sale by
Ii ABRAHAM TKIER,
nvI6 40 Poy,ras 81
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NLARET WINE-l0O boxes in store, for sale by
" ABRAHAM TRlER,
,ou,0 Az poytlras at
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY
To jefferson Col eye and to 9th

JEFFERSON ANADENY.
NDREPARATORY to jefferson Col eye and TO 9TH
IL ers conducted by Is. Granet, l. d.
Exchange Alley, between Ont and l'ienvile. Thu;
situation the most eligible that could be found
beiag entirely free from tue Of the streets and the
railing of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy IL divided into two depart
menIs. The Junior elementary department for the
branches Of common education in French and
in EngIish-rhe Senior department Tor Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctuality, order unl disci ine
are strictly euoined aud observed.
Terms. JUNO, Department, per month; $40
Senior do 10
Spanish q
LIST. Bo0Ss, sli cs. pspcT, Ne charged separately;
2nd. month once hegun, to he paid in full;
3rd. n" deduction for absence nor tor holidays:
it Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours Irom l.. to 3o'cock, except Thurs
days. sep21
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nov | 4

NEW MUSIC.
MAGNOLIA Walnes-,.ouisiana Waltzes la
lvH Strauss; Grand rriumphal Marches Tor the Lou
siana Legion Jaeger Achtung pas redoube, for the
German Jaegers COMPANY. The above composed, ny
G Manyuvries, and variety OF new music, vocal ana
instrumental I. JOHN w
noyl9 cort Charles Il Common st
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VUNltE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
Il street, at present occupied by Messrs. A II
Wallace 81 Co.
The three story brick store ut the corner Of Bank Al
ey and Natchez street, at present occupied bv essrs
Heath s. Co.; the third stry being fttcd for bed
room.
Also the Bird story of the brick store in Bank Alley,
4th door from the last namod-the 2nd aud ID stories
being well fitted up.
Possession 10 be given on the LIST November next.
oct5-t CHAS. A JACOBS.
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FRED. WILKINSON.

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENERAL yr LOUISIANA,
4 AFFERS his services to the public il. the depart
~ mcnts OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
IN town and country. Fronconsiderabe experience in
his profession, and by promrtness and fidelity IN The
execution Of business entrusted To him. he hopes to
merit and receive shar. Of public patronage. He vii
also and calculate the contents of walls and
excavations Office No Charities street, second story
bach. i,7
FALL FASHIONS.
TENiE subscribers take leave inform their patrons
and the public generally, that they pre-
pared to exhibit their fall fashions.
GOSSIP 81 co,
Fashionable Iatters, Exchange Hotel,
nOvl2 st, Charles
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
ID BROWER ~ Co. have constantly On hand Mt
Id their extensive establishments No. IL, Camp So
e1nd "a Common street, "A very lurge assortment of
house keeping articies consisting OF Earthenmare,
China and Glass; Brass and Steel Fire Sets 0mi
Ecnders Kitchen Utensils; Iron, Tin, Uood,onre and
Baskets; strcr pnted briH0Ana and Jnpanned goods;
lamps and chandeiiers; kniocs 0nd forks aud house
Furnishing goods general, which they are prepared
to supply ut reduced prices to private dwellings,
boarding houses, hotels ships, steamboats,, AZ.
New Orleans Nov 8. 1885,.
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Al.
EWNHE Undersigned has removed his Notara! Office
10 the Vennda, on ST. Charles street, between
Com,;,om and Canal Sis.
WILLIAM CHRlSTY.
oc;29, l3S-Im.
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For the Interior.
RED RIVER PACKET

FOR MANCHESTER, (YAzoo)
water permitting1
Fort adams, Nntches, Rodney, Grand GulG War.
rehton and FicksbnrS.
nhs T RI,h s,r ..Sn G haSpl
~ dergone most thorough and complete
repair, viii be ready to receive freight Thursday,
the 18th inst and will have quick despatch. For
freight passage "pply to the master on board,
TURNER g. WOODRUFF,
novl3 = New Levee
NB-The accommodation for passengers, are excel
lent and superior.
FOR MOBILE.
b The regular packet low pre- ssure
te-1lssl-aks,@stenmer GIRAFFE, Capt. Swiler
ssss.xSa ss2 will leave the lake end of the Rail
Road, every
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS,
after the arrival of the IL O'Clock cars and on er re
turn, leave Mobile, every
1'uesiaysa and Fridays.
For passage apply on board 10
CAPT. SWILER.
S-Whenever a sufficient humble, of passengers
offer the Giraffe will touch any of the intermediate
landings, upon previous notice being given to Capt.
Swilcr. nov7-tf
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ABERNETHY's DYspEprIC ELIXIR.

NbTTtINrlI II I . IT 81 Fl 7 To I4IAIN.
DIR. Ahernethy, the greatest of English surgeons
OF opinion that nineenths of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach This Elixir was
used by him with the most Unprecedented success in
his private and public practice for upwards Of forty
years, for the removal of The following Diseases:
Loss ofappee, FIatuency, Distenon of the Stom-
ach, Pain in the side, Heavness of the Head and ncli-
nation to sleep lrreguarity of the Bowels and in all
cases where Indigestion costive habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not he humble red among the host
ofquack nostrums now before the public, as it is the
sole invention of the ablest and scientific surgeon
Europe produced and the of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for very large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, mild uper
lent always keeps the bowels free, mparts vigor and
strength to the SYSTEM and cheeriuness the mind
and few bottles removes the confirmed cases of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents any
future period.
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Observation-Disclosures MILLINERY

FASHIONABLE fahlS MilJlyINEbf.
fHNHE subscriber has the honor of informing the la
dies, that he has received per ships lafayette
and Mareugo, supply of fall and winter Millinery Of
the latest and richest materials in Paris. which Mrs.
Seaman expects to have opened and ready tor exam
inaton on Monday aim Tuesday neXt.
nOv3 25 Charities ST
NEW MUSlC-roor Rosalie-I don't mean to tell
Y you her name rtou hast learnt to love Another
Sweet Alton Water The knights Farewell; He pass
es her in sorrow; Hindu Lament They have given
Thee TO Another; Lovely Lady Mine;
The Bridal, The Broken Heart; My Heart is all
Alone; Oh! Men what silly things you are Oh could
love him. OH Patrick, Fly from me; That thou love-
~ WHOM deny; Think My Love, Oh! Think of Me;
y on think have merry Heart; The Vintage Song;
The ship is ready; The Silver Moon; No ever
grieves me; Not for Me- I've been here fresh Flowers
are Sprngng; dearly love Thee free; Woodman spare
that free; The Wild Albatross; Rise FAIRIES, Rise:
Rose of Je, sey; The Minstrel wood beauteous Maid
The Guests were hidden; My Father Land; The Maid
ofthe Mountain; NJ, native Love- My hearts best
sure; My Woodland Bride; Mine must be silent Tear
My chiltihoods hours Farewell; The Greenwood Tree;
Solomon Lob comic song; She a wreath of
Roses; My pretty Jane,
Just ivcd and for sale at
q CASEY'S
Piano Forte and Music store,
nov12 10 Camp st
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FOR BOSTON.
II, The fine Earque HENRY, Dean, master,
,Trfe is now ready TO receive cargo, and will have
-sG-EE- despatch for freight passage apply
board or to
STETSON & AVERY,
new 81 (Irayier
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NEW BOOKS.
4 AND OF SHARKS 4 SEA GUIIS. in2 vols
~ The Wife Hunter. in : vols.
Inc Stranger in China, in : vols.
murders and butIages committed in this country
tlnheSh"d with humorous engruvings, representing
The scenes Of blood, AID heucsses the Grim
mails,
thIIostes of Literature and literary character illus
tr"ted by D'lsrae Esq, ID { L. tenth edition. con-
piete III one volume.
Nicholas NIchehy pnr' FIRST. complete
Reports OF Cases argued and adjudged IN the SUI
rrene Court OF the United States, January term 1855
by Richard Peters: Vol (.
just received and for sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
no'2o cor Camp and Common st
{ ,OMhS-lIh. subscribers have Inst opened sever
~ al cuseJ Of Combs.
HIGH TuF TORTOISE TUCK.
Qpil top Tortoise Tuck,
do do twist,
do do Long,
do do Putt,
do Suie.
BRAZILIAN Combs
In all the above variety OF English, French and
American manufacture.
Ivory fine tooth Combs in all the variety of size and
quality.
Pocket, Rack, Horse, coarse and fns and all other
Combs, for sale by
REEFS 4 D'LANGE,
novlo Is Camp $,
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SPERM CANDLES for sale by
- READ g. BARSTOW,
novl5 Z Bank Place
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TMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS-Three cases
IL of the genuine article, lust received by
REESE a. D'LANGE,
novl3- Is Camp st
(SOLOGNE Notwithstanding &c. just landing
" FROM the ship Salem. splendid article of Co
logne put up expressly for the retail trade: also the
purest French perumery, embracing every variety for
the toilet, for sale by
REFS & D'LANGE,
novl3 Is Camp st
A SELECT and fresh supply of Dry CoIors of ey-
N cry description, for Scene painting; Oil add Wa
ter coors Brushes and artists tools, and extensive
stock Of superior
VARNISHES.
from the manufactory of p b Smith & Co, comprising
in Nos. " itirnture; Nos | & 2conch Narish and
II ordinary domestic Black Japan, and Brown do.
Also 2t0 kegs Crome green, in 25 lbs. each ground in
oil and l50 cannisters superior French green also IN
oil II bcrres Spirits OF Turper tine and Boiled Oil
Artists Colors, &c. (Reeves d Son, London,) and
40 boxes French Lake. for sale at the Paint Store Of
the subscriber. MONDELLI,
oct22 So Camp st
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w AN TED

WAN FED
VINO Hire or purchase n good Cork and Washer-wo
man. Apply at the corner Of Camp and Aillicerte
streets.
uoyl0--tf
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.


FOR LIVERPOOL.
II The fastsnilmg slip NIAGARA, captain
5rsrlS Cole, will have imaediatc despatch. For
.A4AE- freight Of 25O bales passag", having good
accommodations, apply on board, or to
5 g. WHITNEY,
nov % 70 Camp street.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD
1DUN away the morning ofthe 3Dth October, the
III slave CATHAKlNE, a grtfe, aged about thirty
years. speaks French and English; is well known, aud
will rrv pass herself as free. The above reward will
I've paid for her delivery to the subscribers.
DOYLE Il MAY,
Carondelet st
CantainS Of vessels, boats and others, are
Timed yainSt takns away hdrhoring the above
med slave under the penalty OF the law.
oo3t-i833
NTAII.S-3O0 kegs assorted sizes II'st ed and
~ for sale hy S LOCKE " co.
novel Front Levee
4 lNSr.ED OIL n sture and for Ssle by
q DORSEY,
noro1 A New Levce
TVAY-3J bales now andn, from sh Nilgala'
IL and Tor sale by -
5 e. P WHITNEY,
FOWL 70 Camp st
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A CARD.
FNNHE undersigned have opened house in this city,
Il for the purpose of transacting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
OFFICE, No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, Up STAIRS.
7 LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf, Miss will be continued
in the above name.
References.
G Fs,nrs L 1 ro & s" New Orleans. La.
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