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PINNOCK,S ROME, &C.

- flNNOCkS ROME, &c.
DlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Il Goldsinth's Abr;dgment of the History of Rome
to which is prefxed an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with nu
merous biographical and historical Notes; and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section. II
:, Illustrated with thirty engavings wood, by Atheron
PINNocK's Improved Edition of DIR Goldsmiths History
OF England from the Invasion of julius Caesar TO the
death of George 3D. with continuation to the yea
1859. With questions for examination at the end
each section. Besides variety of valuable inorna
ton added throughout the work. Consisting of table
Of contemporary Sovereigns and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on the poll
tics manners and literature of the age. An outline,
the Constitution, &C. &c. illustrated by many engr,
ings
GUYS, ELEMENTS OF AUTONOMY, and an Aoridgmen
OF keith's New Treatise on the Use of Globes New
American edition, with additions and improvement,
and an explation OF the astronomical part of the Am
rican Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN M'KEAN
nov "a corner of Camp and Common sts
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EXPRESS MAIL.
INES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C. &c. OF the Express Mail, between Noodle and New
nnorkI1leavmg Mobile daily at 8 p. M. Nortbwar
New York daily at P.M Southwark
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MONTAGUE'S
a I'm FOR THE TIE ETH

3 Il In FOR THE TEETH
FNNHE established reputation and constantly ncrea sns
servative of the teeth has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States to place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
hurassng of all aches, Tooth-aclle.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief 1t also the decay in defectiv7
teeth, and relieves that which so frequently
renders a strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simple, innocent not unpleasant; and
the large number persons in different sections of tn
country, that have already experienced such delightful
and salutay effects from the of tile Balm are ready
to bear flor the public good their testimony to its I'M
nv"lled qualities. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery,
redman OF the woods.
Plice 81 per bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mr. Cor Enmman and Trha
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w. w. SWAIN

No. 1lBCannf Street Neac ORLEANS
~ Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among thel. ar.
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Recommended by Medical Faculty.
EpCTLER'S Effervescent Magnetism Aprricnt-For
ND dyspepsia indigestion, nervous debility, gidd
ness, headache acidity of The stsrach, habual
fiveness cuianeous diseases govt gravel c and much
valued as gentle, cooling purgntive.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age Of many eminent members of tie profession, and
from discerning public many respectable and unsa-
cited testimonials Gifts efficacy medicine have been
ELECTED. With all the pleasing qualities of glass of
soda water, it possesses the active medicinal properties
Of the most apr we'd sanous purgatives it is pleasant
TO the palate, aud grateful til stomach
IMPORTANT CAUTION-The increasing reputa
on and great demand for Buffers .hervescent Magne-
a. nm ;n,;,ot;o, of tb;s sl,abje ,aJ : D. 10 Oh
particularly warned OF this fact that they NAV be
on ,hei" guard, and not procure impure article.
public respectfully inor ed that the subscri-
bers are constantly supplied it'll the original and ge-
nuine preparati For sale who esale retail
SICKLES & co. Agents,
NILS 40 Canal street, q.
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LATE PUBLICATION,

~ 1.-THE Brothers, &c. in ? vols.
Popular Medicine, Family Adviser; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology. and Hygiene, with
diseases of women and children may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
OF manufactures plantations, and boarding schools,
heads of families, masters of vessels, missionaries or
travellers; and useful sketch for young commence
ing the study of medicine. By Reynell Coates, NJ. ID.
Geography. for the of families, illustrated Lv maps
and engravings, in vols
Just received and for sale by w McKEAN
mo Camp and Common sts
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NNTARD'S Vegetable Hair Oil, for the RESTORATION
wv and growth of HAIR giving health and beauty and
reventing badness.
Before this Hair Oil was offered to the public il had
neen tried in hundreds of cases of badness thnness and
falling off of the hair and every instance IFS sauary
effects have been realised 1t has failed to produce
a and beasiiinl growth of har on heads already
bald In where it becomes dry and ceases grow
this Oil will very render it healthy, and produce
rapid and beautiful growth of hair, without the least
injury to the head. This Oil gives agreeable fra
GRANGE and is preferable any other ir Oil for per
uming, curling and CLOSING the hair The r
not heea ne DIV after ysirg it For sale at
ISi "a Ana rect.
EEs h D'LASGE.
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II EW BOOKS-Naval Sketch Book OIL the Service
Afoat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
ces, fragments and opinions. BY the author of
Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in vols.
Random Recoectons of tho House of Commons,
om the yenr 1880 to the close OF 1856 including perso
y, Just received and for sale by w Mexican
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IsNAND1-l0 DDS fourth proof American Brandy
I'D larding, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co.
mol 1874 Magazine street.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Northern Mna,{ Due Every Day at IAN.
'''"''''' 1Nl Closes Every day at 10! AN
Western Mov Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
~ @3yos 81" Closes every Monday, Wednesda
e'"'" and Saturday, by 8, P. Nj.
The Ioke Mil Dae every Tuesday, Thursday. nm
nc 1' v;o wa" Saturday, by p. Nj. u"
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
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A NEW two story brick house, situated 5 doors
IN from the Second Municipality Hal, Oh st Charles
street. Reut very low, possession given immediately
Enquire at the premises. MO, If.
k,NLUUTt-50O bbs { Flour, for sale BY
H milo q DORSEY, "A New I.
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SL;AiN and ruled Cap and Letter Papers, of all nun
and white wove, and plain and ruled rough edge record
cap, constantly on hand md for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO.
III rn3l Y Stationeis' Hall, ii Chatres ST.
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N2LANK BOOKS, nf every varsity of ruling and
a binding, constantly on hand and Printing, Ruin
and Binding neatly executed, at short notice, by
DAVID Fen r 4 co.
nl3J " Stntoncrs' HILL. 81 Chnrtrcs ST.
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TO LET.
ANEsma dwelling house on Triton street, be-
W tween Tivoli Circle and larondalct ,treet.
NEG. Apply to OFT,
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Louisville, Jaly 1887.
CAPPED from the S. W. c. .7drocatC of the aith Juns 1s37
At the request of Dr. Williams, we insert the follow
lug from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville, TO TN,
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate WIN,
appears, has examined the diplomas and other dozen
monts evihcive oihe Doctors claims to public patron
age, In consequence of an accident DR.. w will RAJ
main in Nashville few days longer than he Mt first
Intermediary the LIST July
Rev. Mr. notwithstanding been requested bv DIR.
Williams, the oculist, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evinciya of
his CLAIMS to public contidenc Tin his profession have
in company with valued friend done SO with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot at pre-
sent Charge Ataires of the King of the French at
Washington addressed to DIR. Williams testfying the
genuineness OF the diplomas from the Kings Of France
belgium, &c. as we'll as those from the Medical Soce-
lies OF France He has numerous vouchers from men
known TO be Of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing nsun
of great success in TIE restoration of sight to the
ornd. have seen My all his poor patients in this
city. | knew of them previous to their coming
unGer his care; but all have say they arc un.
questionably benefited.
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1882.
l.. 5. Since writing the above, one of DR.. Williams
patients has called upon me, aud says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eve for seventy wears
but declares himself betteE that last night for the
first time in his life that he rccoect, he could dis
tineush, with III eye, some of the promnents tars
| learn'that this old gentleman has lived MANY wears
in this rdgon, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
augl0 r. b. C.. H.
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ENION SYRUP & PICKLBS-Underwool' Le-
N mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 60
boxes of Lewis e. Haskelfs Pickles; for sale close
consignment by JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
e12 cor Common and T'choupoulns
a. OAP-lOO half boxes No Sonp, brand of James
~ Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE II CO.
milo asa Magazine street.
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 Wieelbarrows %
w dirt do. in stole, for sale by
CIIAMPLIN s. COOPER,
NILS 50 ,ula ST
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NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TIME stockholders of this company are hereby no.
Il tilted that by resolution of the board of direc-
the 18th February last for the payment of five dollars
share, rescnded, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
WHEREAS, by a resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been made the stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
for the following payments the the stock held resp.c-
lively by them vz:-wu dollars per share, payable on
the first day of September next; two dollars per share
payable the first day of December next; aud two
next Now therefore be il resolved, that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public prints OF the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter they permitted
to postpone any payment called in tile stock of said
company for the term of sixty days. from and after the
day on which il is made payable, with the express
dillon however, that if not regularly paid within the
on which il should have been paid that then the stock
on which saidpayments should have been made, is and
rema forfeited to the company, the charter OH that
point beng imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call allst0ck Of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to pat off the payments their stock TO
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows them, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of Sep
tember next may be postponed under the sixth section
the payment o: two dollars per share called for and
due on the first day of December next, may be post
poned until the Both day of January next; and the pny
ment of two dollars per share called for and due on the
6rstday of March next may be postponed until the Both
day of April next
Extracts of the minutes of the board.
june 81 A r McNAIR, Sec'ry
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1K MOI N I tStutOnh1t FfHI1, II IhhTtrts 81.
VAn BAGS Sumatra Coffee;
wv 50 boxes offs doz each Moselc Wine, 1926,
so do off do do 1921;
81 do off do I. P Port, 1916
50 do off, do Up brown Sherry, 1916
flo pipes extra Madeira. For sale by
HERMOGENE, BROWN & co.
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En CASKS BACON sides for sale by
eDU ln29 G DORSEY, A New Levee.
NpAGGING AND RUPE--212 pieces hgging, and
I'D $50 coils Rope landing from Ambassador, for sale
by LAYET & AMELUNG,
MIG IL Commerce ST.
kpAGGING-500 pieces Kentucky Baggins, land in
4 , from steamer Gen Wayne. and for sale by
YORKE, BROTHERS,
ie6 IS Camp street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
kssasas1;gS':e
Ercisanse NlaS lottery GEzf2,
RICHMOND, fiEGiSIA.
Feb 10


n Unprecedented Lneh at fo'f""e,s Home. ~ :
Ticket, Nos II 20 80, the highest Grand Capital Of
500 900 sent to gentleman in Mississippi
- 600, sold to gen,Ienlnn in Richmond.
Also II Is SO. n snug prize Of $I500, were all sold
in the Maryland State Lottery, and paid as usual ut
sight by h'u ~
Another Capital OF $ Gao sold Fortunes Lounge
Drawn numbers OF the Virginia Wheeling Lottery tx
ira, No
50 - IS CT - 33 Is II % TO a. 81
Ticket Nos 45 80 -, the highest Capita OF $lOoOo
sold At the counter gentleman from tie county and
will be paid as usual at sight by bi0Hhn
To the Alexandria Lottery, Class No for the slth
March BIGGEn respectfully directs The attention OF his
friends and patrons Tie tickets in this splendid Lot
tery las will be seen below ony $50, which VIII Sc
cure chance Tor one Of The grand prizes OF sOo"go
% 900. $1,000 or 10000 The tickets in great de-
mand he therefore, requests them 10 forward their Or
~ Le, i, be remembered, that Bigger has sold the
highest Capitals which have been sold III the Cliy with
in the last ten months Capitals over - oo nave
been sold by any Yender in tie City during that tne'
except by DiooDn
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,d IN cash. but 10 prevent large accumulation ..
nancy in The hands Of The agents OF coliec''oh' 'e
Of cash payment should be low iaPPeurs " me- p
b,,s r. NV knowledge cf The Enanc!at SISTER" "I.s
rr.asr should think differ ny:) tlst sc!'s SUI p I;
- II; mi.h, he adopted The obvious c.isct Oh s"'s
n-ranncmcnt would De, 10 prevent Tie p"o'' nv! ."
MES from being deposited either With BANKS " , 'u
Treasures for uny length of time II WONG heep
them sin ,ransu" from the debtors OF the 1"'elh.
n, N ills creditors 1t 49, beyond doubt, the true policy
f IN. Government 10 prevent an accumulation OF hho
new either in the hands of the State banks or lie
irraiurers the security uf which (prrhaps no cns'ou
al regulations adequately Sua'd. IL a'a aS"eI
where would deprse The revenue OF Tie country, =
answer specially ~ The pccks OF me peuPr: u"' ID
wanted for disbursement Is II not btt'ef mat 'e ie
v.nu- should rcuan w!tb those who owe II. ana VINO
know il mus. be paid at stated pcrts Than 10 c"ec'
and droosi;c il either with banks sub,rrasu'efs, or ie-
crvers General: All tha! reasonable Government can
r,uurr ul liz citizens Is, thai IL revenue De Paio "'en
r-anrd by law large amount OF revenue Is h"'' uor
The present system, collected in cash The merchants
have credit Vi three and six months on the'r cu'"'
b,usr l,nlds on specified SUMS why lhcn, may 'o'
Cunrrrss jus already Indicated sprcy ~ law, e 'J
nm winch all the dues of the Government sfaIi oe i".o;
md the subsequent periods at winch all the appf"Pfia
lions Of the wear shall become due Those WI" owe"
IN, Government, would know when to pay lhd tnose
10 whom the Government. was indebted, when 10 Apply
II is obvious this pian that II is only the excess VI
the revcnrc the expenditures "l The Government
tina, yonld remain in the hands OF tie collecting otlcrrs'
Shouid MIR Editor the plan suggested, be inapplcaole
10 all the departments O the Government lpossioy "
The Post Office Department. its adoption whenever aP-
icnbI, will! all the Improvements o which il is proba-
by susceptible would greatly lessen the serious "bec
inns 10 the subrrasury plan Should the features c1-
paiucd be incorporated into The subensnry schehc
system Of finance prelrrmiiting the objectionable pro-
visions Of the bill now before the Senate CHI be franz
ed Ihat,goui effect new and prominent era IN the
financial history Of orr Governa'eni-i have mol, h''
Editor given all the details o my plan MY onrct was
merely to suggest the idea of so collecting and dshurs
np the revenue Ut the General Government, rs That II
may simply pass through the hands OF The collecting
officers from those who The Government, to th"se
whom the Guvcsnnen Mt In Il word, thai dis'uIse
mpnt may be Immediately consequent on collection.
know not Mr. Editor that have made myS self niel!lg'
blr The result. Of my reflections is before you You
can give this communication niche in your Columns,
or cunsun il 10 the vortex Of oblivion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
A DEMOCRAT IN EARNEST.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


avail myself of the privilege you have very poieiy
extended to your patrons and others, OF suggesting
thrnugh The columns Of your paper the result Of my re-;
.lecliUs tie vexcd question OF Finance ADVISED
OF the difficulties surrounding this bect and oil my own
inability thc is with reluctance Qrt not
tcgned) that venture my crude tlroughts before lie
public The public nn6 has been for some months par:
lcuarly directed 10 the SUBJECT OF Finance, ana would
be strange indeed if this Inves CATION, prompted b"lh
by considerations Of patriotism and interest," should not
result in satisfactory ad uslment n this als-importan
subject. Various and conflicting views have been ably
and deliberately discussed through the press ana IN our
legislative halls. The National Bank Sub reasuIJ
Scheme, Special Deposile and State Bank Systems have
all had their advocates who have supported them win
zeal and ability. IL Is no! my purpose 10 renew Inc dis
cussiun OF these respective schemes but simply 10 sng
gcS idea or two that TO have been oveooked
whether from oversight or want OF intrinsic Importance
per Sc cannot determine. The oh ecs from which the
revenue Of The General Government, shall BE- derived
have been settled by the Federal Constitution and the
prectice Of the Government under it. The question:
therefore, is not what shall be the elements OF axa!ion
but how tic revenue shall be collected kept and dsburs
ed. Ii be obvious 10 all from the very character
and design of the Federal Government that The revenue
collected should be sufficient only for lis economical Az
minisra.ion system of finance vioa!ive uf this prn
cips has proved on experiment. subversye of the spe
cled objects of the Federal Constitution The past his
tory of our Government yeries this remark, and ind-
unerringy the true policy Of future Legislation on
the subject No proposition is clearer, than that the
venue shall be adapted TO the actual wants n the Govern
mrnt Were this policy Sound beyond doubl) pursued
the rPoraon Of very simple feature into The Sub
Treasury Plan would obviate the numerous and weigby
objections urged against it. The outlines of the plan
will now Wit, great Difference, submit, candldy confess
ing that there may be- and probably are, many and in
superahe arguments against It's adoption, that have ne
yer occurred TO submit it in the spirit Of personal
sucrlfce-lapry if my humble suggestions benefit my
cuunlry-conso.ed under failure by The patriotism ofmy
motives. Practically. know nothing of the operation
of The financial system under the General Government
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COMMUNICATED.
LONGEVITY IN Revolutionary Soldier.
,.O,,x,r WuIow GROVE, Feb. 10.

L,
uTbe following obituary wish you 10 publish. Such
nm instance of longevity rarely To he met WIN anu
few individuals in the Revolutionary struggle have en-
coun,rred many battles; and more " oe ~
;r,uua,e as TO escape Untouched in them all Is rca1y
, unpJ.rfri to me- Respectfully years, &c.
! Departed this l;fr the ri day oil re'fnary' Io'o'
ut his residence in Orange county, Mr.. eHAhLE' "eR
purY in The 9th year OF his age NE was o"'" ~ .'
cnnn1v Of Culpeprr Va the lh OF November, lFl2
Previous Ia his entering the regular ARMY lie was ~ mat
dsvera,- fought battle with Major john Fields al F"il
Pleasant Oh I1,h October ia lee"teed the regular
army. soldier under Capt GilrrS"' ~ Tue yeul az
r.. was with General Washington at Inc SURPRISING VI
In. rssiars at Trenton the 21ii OF September go
He was with General Washington On the oa uay W '1
nu.ry, l177 when he surprised Tie enemy Ut cl.se
ton lie with Gen. washington On 'ne '' ~ op
with General Washington on the ilh vi ocluOef, i"",
a, the battle Of Germantown lie was WIN He'ie'ar
Washington the 2c! Ut June, I'.9, NJ "e ' 60
Monmouth Court house. lie was with Irilera' wayne
on the lGlh of JULY l779 when he s"rI'ed stony ONT
He with General Lee, when he surprised low sr
les Hook and brought off The garrison. lie WIS WIN
General Washington throughout the se'5c o. L'''e
York 10 all Of these battles, 1t Is wonderful 10 suy'
he did mol IosQ one drop of buod-and IN some VI lhe
battles his clothing often pierced WIN oa': l"a
the ruht and lett hand men were Killed Niie'S"i'
his Captain, wounded in the head, al lhe Dat'e
u Monmouth Court house, and he assisted 10 or"s
him off As an instance Of his being man III extra
ordinary memory and observation, for man oi ms
station in The army, he relates circumstance tna
TRANSFERRED with Generals Washington and Lee PRIOR
to the surprising of PowIes Hook, winch Is worthy
Of notice He said, that Lee came 10 Washington
| and told him. that with NAM Inrn he could sur
prise Powrs iiuok-and he laid his plans before wash
ingun. Washington required - hours Tor rei!.cl'ol'-
He approved o.! lis plans, and only sent Cen Green on
pre,ence of ptagng protect Lee in case he should
be- wanled after the surprise oil tic garriSon-1hF dc.
ceased lived q correct and upright lie. lie lived ana
died with that ncstlnabc character Of al honest man
JcJ The friends Of the ecc" "ay ''ai"s, aud pour
lricniS a3 w" oc siaa orG the above pun
| G.urd in The NrtIunaI lntcll.eHrCr.
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Single tickets S20-shares in proPof'lon
Certificate Of package of whoes S25O-shares in pro-
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket by the all-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle, who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
n B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention personal ap
pca,on and the Cornucopa sent gratis, containing the
druwng-if addressed 10 D. ". HOYT.
Feb % Oft