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SIN GI. GIN

.,. u l. Il q s.
For q single gin of so saws or MORE with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
saw, 1870 90
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Ike atse
10 yer saw, 500 90
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
For do. of 90 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
Extra teeth where desired, far feeders, supplied a
~ cents each; the number ofteeth being about equal
the number OF saws One set of feeders it is con
sltlered however, will wear tvs or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at so cents each.
The Gins srtered will be delivered to tie agents of
planters in any of the portto Of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices the agents paying the
freight ON the same from New York and becoming re-
spona,bie for the amount of the Gin. Tin wright
VIII sent with the Cans to Ft them up where de-
sire' the charges for whuse services will be extra bat
moderate
iroa Iunnin, 2eilca also he ordered where t'esea
M reasonable terms hut will he charge, extra Horse
power, ofany description, can be furnished OIL like
terms Small steam engines can also be ordered if de-
sired.
lis desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
ty 81 ''ii sgenmpanI them with lheiryie~s in regard
20 the arrangement Saws, breasts, BRUSHES &c. Ii
IS found they differ in op;uon Some desire saws of
iaigtr diameter than others. The most common size
IS Or 10 incles hut some " sh them inches Some
WISH or rows OF brushes on axle, while others do
not want more than al mos, Some wisl, ssas with
n' lreth to tn, inch, while nt',ers wat 10 or II
v i'eh discrepancy, we p;e'er they Should al
the time Ct giving orders, furnish stateul&, of their
WISHES, and lie manufacturers ili'l them in every
particular Where i, is left to our d scre,lon we shall
make them o" the most modern and approved plan.
A. order can be exesulcd, from the time it is received
~ The space 1T eight nine weeks, and the Gin in that
he iacedin The hauti4 of the sctor To be in time
f w" next crop all orders ought TO he in the hands OF
The .a'ntae,urershy the first middle of MAY; except
tor plantations where they are late in commencing 10
uick or gi, cotton.
y. b. The f,,eni Right, for any one OF the cetton
n25 6nv,s
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sG.4LE or pRiCEs-Datble G.,

SG.4LE or PRICES Do,tble GINS.
For double Gin of 30 saws or mose on each
cylinder, making GO SAWS IN the staua,
with ieetlcf, bands, &c. at S. per saw, $3.50 &C
For Double Gin of GU "a VS. M a cyllnAur,
Or l2o ss@s in ihe >t,sd. feeders, SIc
;, 80 per saw, o. 100 %
For do. Of az SAWS do Or 3 saws ina
stand, at 81. Is per saw, or 500 OC
For do. of ~ saws do. Or 4G Jaws in
st.Al, at Sc. 80 per saw, qr eco on
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

~ EALED proposals will be received at the office OF
~ the New Orleans and Nashville Railroad for the
delivery of3O0D0 feet Of pine or cypress timber to be
hatte on two sides; the dat surface be al least 10
inches, and the timber brought 10 inches in thick.
ness, to he cut in lengths Of less than 20 feet The
timber is wanted along the shore of Lake Ponchar-
rain, and will be received the third bayou above the
new canal or en- the bunk o tue canal the Rail-
road Bridge, at the option Of the Company.
Also,
Proposals will be received for covering the embank-
ment now made along the shore of the lake, with she Is
and sand, adepth If about inches. The materials
for the purpose are easily obtained within short dis
lance of the enbankment and the Company will fur
nish and waterfalls for laying temporary track,
where the distance is too great Tor using wheelbar
rows.
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ORDERS RECEIVED For

49,, e. - 2 e N317flIYON f+LN,
BY The Pa1cnct, No. SO Magazine street, Oroan
TO BE MANUFACTURER IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE g. CO.
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x uGAR-17O hhds very prime, on Plantation egh
- miles from the city, foF sale by
TRHYDE g. BROTHER,
my 81 Common st Conner of Alara zine
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References.
T Sanford, Esq, Mr. C Cuun, B iacAlpin Esq, 1t.
Kibby, in MOI lie; s T Taylor, P P Rea, Esq, in Me-,
Orleans.
PS--A Letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the above hotel is placed at Geo Whitman'5
Office il st Charles Exchange.
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fyAlT5E-zI Ilas SIDES iihds JoI is,and IS lhdi
, Shoulders, Cincinnati eSted, landing from stsain
er Buckeye, and fir sale by
STETSoN & AVERY,
nlo 80 Gravier street..
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n UMBRELLAS Il PARASOlS-25 ca ses. csmpris-
~ ing an assortment Of Muntua Il Bingham Um-
brelas aad Parasos, landing from Barque Ellen Hand
for sale by
m29 ISAAC BRIDGE & CO, 1874 Magazine st
ashEEilS' i'ilis, HraEdreh Pills.. Bane Lni,nent,
Il sudslns Ointment, German female pills, Butler !
Efiervescem Magnesia, Balm of Columbia, &c. &C.;
landing and for sale by H BONNABEL,
ms cor Nntellaz and Tchapitnnlns SITS.
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2$hGalNG & RoPE-I08 ps Basgr l.; 287 coils
d i ;tppe, ian ing from steamboat Comb CO Tor sale
by LAYET & AMI uhG,
m28 II CoalneiAe street.
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{ ,GRh MlhLs--ln corn mills If siaterss patent
~ combined. One man can grind % or 80 bushefs
u meal per diem With these mills and they can be an
aehsd on cotton sin, and particularly cacnlaed
sar planters use. Apply 10
IHAaiPLIN & COOPER,
NILS 90 l,i; 49,
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I'D atIisG-2G bses Spanish Mating. for sale by
A'A .5 REID & BAkSTOW.
mo ~ f,,,y;ar .tl.g.A
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d LoUGHs-375 Pittsburgh Blue ri llshs, in slor
T. an ule In onnlodptrs lem Hi
s LOCkElE W.
an II % OH lee street.
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i EhF LARL5s-Landins ffoEn st mer Tennsssesn:
~ Ter sale by DORSEY,
apo "A New Layne
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: EA0S ofllEFP-5a boxes superior / .enon Syrny
IA for cal. BY READ IL BARSr(lW. I
niIa u 81 (.rnyiay etre.t
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4 ONION PORrER--l0 casks best London douhls
~ Brown Stout, Tor sale by HOLMES & MILLS,
INTO Bank Alley:
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TESTIMONIALS

From A II Salmon, Esq, I R 5, Surgeon to the
St Thomas Hospital, and Lecturer Ansas,tny.
The trial which have made of your preparation in 8
variety ocases, both male and enae, sresiis have
proved highly favourable, that do hesitate
pronouncing it of The most valuable and eiieasios
remedies offered to the public, and i'll which,
from experience, place every reliance, whist it
does notprodnce the same unpleasant effects usually
1,rl.i FINN rn,niila
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Az HsW A IL r..
90 MAGAZINE STREET,


Observation-Disclosures
EOSEPH KNEr'rLE. 4 Co.-lmporters OF f"fG y,
, , ,la ,,lnntic Cities direct from the Manutnc
turcrs, On extensive assortment of Fancy and tGavf
Hardware comprising every article in the line winch
they offer low. :.1 ,ooou aud
e,nmne ibcr stock which consists in part, OF tabl'
butchers pocket sadders and straw kyeL Pa.e s '''
Britannia ,er spoons, needes pins hooks ana eyes S,1
tnna and Inpnned ware brushes, blank books ana pa
per looking glasses nnvS, vices, screw plates, hann
sejge and nail hammers smiths bellows Ane1c" al.,
En~lish Ulster cast shear German and crowley seel
nl,,rh nnuIs race OK and log chain wedding Louis
lana and grubbg hoes Mo,,ocks pick "zes, corn nnt
grass sc,hes Collins Kings and s'm "m snJ 1 wo'
axes, wrought, horse and cut nilS' S"1ton anu WV
rnrLs coffee and corn mills, pSnes and plai
els, gauges locks, sud- irons, hooks and "A
pistols, shot, powder and liquor ilakS ,pei
pow der, tea, fish,, brass ana hel I M ,n;na
knob chest, trunk and pad oGks, bride
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= Collection of CulioquaI Phrases, ON very topc nc
y cc,.,rv /, maint;ln conversations, arranged nhl"r
tIrcpt heads With Numerous remarks the peculiar
,,,,, ,r;,,u md usc of various words The whole so
sn3cd as considerably to facilitate tie acquisition Of n
correct pronunciation of the French BY B"lmhr II
new edition, revised aud corrected.
SELECTION Of nc hundred Of perrin's Fables accom-
panied with a key, containing the text literal aud tree
translation, ARRANGED in such manner MS TO olnt "ut
/, Inference between the French and English iliom
"a toured pronunciation Of the French, according 10
he hest French works the subject The whole
preceded bv short ircntse OH the sounds OF the French
lnuqunre compared with those of the English
pyonouncinr French Primer, the Scholars Guide
the accurate pronunciation and t"tAography OF the
French Lang II &C. containing its elements according Il
ar s,I.lv WM McKEaN,
ny Cor Camp Y Com sta.
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TllE Et,DtsllIA STAGE COACH
sTrAMisOAT LINE
EG1S .,s:z e : { - :,

TuE6f-GH FIVE AND A HALF ia 80
From Nobilc (AIabama) to Augusta I"r")
" FAVES Mobile every other ia, laIn"''ate'y H'te'
1 the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per 'n
steamboat EMELINE, to Blakely, coaches 70
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay St Rosa SCUM" anu L''o.
th,ch;, River and Bayl TO Cedar Bluff, eUtches tie'c
vim M;rianna, Cnatallocchec, (formery Mount ' or
non Baiubt Itge Piuderon; lawklns'ilie ana w.
Vile to Augusta. passenger lskihs' ' ' - ~;
bile is in no danger of being thrown OUT VI pn Sui
pr.ercnce bv other conflicting Interests, as NE
Maine is Int one concern, and under one coil
throughout aud may rely WITH cEWfAih,i ulon t IN
arr,ivaia, Augusta in time specified, ''".H az
er and any season, unless some mos nv I M;
trophe should occur. The Great Ne" ori'"nS N1a'
is carried Nv this route. The Agents tor aeeoihho'i'
ton. Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not SURPASSED
the southern country. c, ,ar
The smooth hard natural roads, the sale ana hsef
esnc water navigation, the time and aeeonh,"'", ,
,tfni IN. traveller speed certantt, COMFORT ano peas
ing variety; connected AS it were WIN 'e M V
Charleston, s. c. and the steam jackets TO Sew isrh
| travellers can rea III New York IRON He@ o'ie"nS
Irss ru,S IL observation-disclosures cit! in IL. ,
From Ch.ttahooc'.ee, Florida, we nave HI h",
Linz via Quin.y and Tallahassee 70 =,
most coaches, also tvs branches !fo'" ~" @ I
nne ia >ill.dp. Vile aud To Nacon S'n tNo ''"
coaches
AreusrA, soth Jan. 1885.
Office al Mansion House Mobile ,.,.,
-Dstmcv, New Orleans 10 Mo.ile, -" '','
Mobile to Augusta, ~ .
au+usta to Charleston, LOB
cha,l.son To New York, 96o- lSo
Time. New Orlcan to Mobile, ~ ~ h''rs
Mobile to Augusta, %
augusta to Charleston, II 81 -o
1hsrles,on to New York, ST e5s
Making les miles per day. or miles per "'''a'
siye of all stoppases. ,,1;c ,I,,t III
h;,.es over the Cha,ahooehe swamp aud ilaro ''a'o
crreS have Jus, been completed y the general govern
ment uh@ nj, obstacles operating agai's' ms sa'e ~
suee,Iy route al thus happily rcmo'en anu ~
.s,r,. otle,.tlne from #,eliers tina, the coas'S'"
,nI OI The tirSt O'tel am no /" "
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SF!,iNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Jus
landing from ship Constitution and for sale--vlz:
10000 feet Of glass, best quality, from 8XiO |,
libr kegs 2l doz Japaneds for signs;6Oo0lb thrass;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also of0OO0 and
900 do; cases green in powder superior article
do do caS large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared, in hoxcs fitted ,p with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and lemni,y white; GO packs gold leaf; white
aud yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice as
of paints dry color- oil, turpentne, vurnish,
&c. for sale, wholesale and etu the lowest prices,
by MONDELIl,
Can,u
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NEW MUSIC.

H-r is til, Hour; Is she passin, fair ON ihS Is
n Love; Nothng: II .ppy Land, Ny SwitHer lone
ltsly: Beanteous Land; Tell not ms of broken vows;
love to dwell in the bo;ons Cell; We shall NEE, no
Mare; Come, . Come; Cas,incts are gaily S"nmmihE;
,.n of Inla Rubber; Day is closing DER the h'Il"";
i'd. lowlni Bride; My light Brgu itne; Oh do not
say Farewell Jenny Jenes; The Young Widow; I E
of the Fi.,crs VIE. ltepo5e my love lovers 1--WE,
Chinin. Sing hsy! for the Bottle; Aluoi hon IA III
c,,,ss Ma Normandy, lair variedD by '"!lm; SUI so
;, air from opera La .ira tricd bv lIun,cn Beau
,;s of the celebrated opera In Norma, BY belinA;
Thrre G.yore airs ton tin, opera Pnritai, arranged
or the Flute AMI Piano; WV II ron Ann' l,"tat
,rr,nr,i f,r the Finite AMI P.anu; ilnvitnon Ia walls
Nv G Vou Ne}nr; Farewell Waltz by !. Ne,Enan'
Ijuk. Of ti.cas;lltS Walt, by Strans, Robin Waltz;
Cti,sln4 Favpriu; Dance; new sHi OF CouIiohs Hon
,,, }. ia ,f lie Macon. For sale At
'"' 0F Il CASEN'S
Piano Forte ard Music store.
mn 90 10 arp street
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAlruous

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAhruousE,
l'A Customhousc street, opposite the post-ottice.
The subscribers now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded ana plain stills and lintels
marble tacings, hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Romun & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair together with splendid assortment o
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of The newest and most approved patterns.
| Lettering done in the neatest manner and at tn
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE Il
set the above work.
| jos lanes KAHN & STROUD.
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VoL.-YJ No 1897
DIR w. Exams GA i
FHNHf.S highly valuable med

SHE ana rettll M New
DLANGE.I8 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following Sfs4
eases: Dyspepsia in all its oi MS bious and iysr ar
hGtons in every stage and degree; female scknesss
more particularly the incident to motliers' hsos
alhus, fever and aate ifcipient consump ans or oe
elines whether of The liver lungs, hen ache or gddi
ness loss Of Appetite remors, ncb;, ahn OF
dellrum trcmens spasmodic affection of all kids rheu
nlasm, whether chronic inAamnatory nervous OF
bilious evers OF every variety scrouia, salt fhenm.
and all bloChes bad humors, and impure cohpisxions
of the skim tlessuess night, and daily 'raoiiity
and melancholy; the summer complaint, ana caoiefe
morbus darrhua in grown pers MS worms and hata-
ency, with bad BREATH choross and pslpations OF me
heart and head; changes OF Tensile constitution ana iof
impaired and dsorganzed constitutions IN either sex
winch have not been pc manently relieved by aav otheS
medicines single trial of DR. w Evars' medicines Va
any of these cases, will produce snch effects as VIII IN
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce auoh
use of them will insure speedy and unqusstioha
ble cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ofcures will be shown, as ifom
the length of the catalogue il is impossible 10 gre them
publicity through the medium OF a newspaper Oh Df
Evans catalogue there upwards of 25, 900 cases'
and in this city refer to many persons VINO nave
been relieved and in instances entirely cnrea Or
long standing diseases, by DIR Evans Canon lie Fila
amt m
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STATE OF LOUtSIANA.--lirs Judicial District


STATE OF LOUlSlANa.-fT st JUDICIAL bstflct-
Court.
r5sHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
4 these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Mackey having purchased ut a sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described has applied the clerk OF is
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 5lh day of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monitinn ad-
yersemen in conformity to an act OF the Legislature of
the State OF Lol,e ina, entitled ''An for the further
of titles TO purchasers at judicial sales;
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
herein. are hereby cited and admonished III the name o
the State of Louisiana and of the First dical District
Court who set up right, title or clai in and to
the property hereinafter described ill consequence OF any
mtornaltv in the Order decree dgment OF the
under which the sale was made or any rleSuarlty OF
i'll ngaty in the ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements, III
time, of sale, for other defect whatso
ever to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this nonition first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property was sold bv the Sheriff of the par
ish said on the Sd day Of April, A. D. 1888, b,
virtue of decree of this cout rendered on the Sd da,
of March, A. ID. 1888, in suit entitled William Mackc,
samuel Bell, No. 9535 of the docketot this court
| at which sale said William Mackcy became the pur
chaser for The price of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
| veyan:r, VIZ:
A certain lot oil ground together with all the build
ngs and improvements iereon situated in the paris
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levce
Louisa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the N
| g. on plan drawn by C.F Zimpel, Deputy Surveyo
| General, on the 10th December lS3 and deposited a
plan No TO- in the book Of plans of Felix rna, nptar
| public. Said lot measures 20 feet ii inches front {
New Icvee street, IS feet i'll depth the side adjonl
lot Ne s. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on III
side adj lining the property now, or lately, belonging
N Ioodale, and ~ feet IL inches width in the rea
where fronts alley Of three feet nine ineles
common to lots Nos 4, 5, 6, 2, and 8.
Clerks Office, il 1 NAV. u.s.
milo " EVILS Dep CLERK.
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IN Phi t G5,
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

NEW VI fENSAt'll,S.
TENE subscriber having purchased the lease snd fur
Il niture of this we'll known establishment, from MIR
Taylor, the late proprietor, will be ready to receive vi
tiers by tie LIST OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Alansion House. New aud
more commodiols bathing houses will be hut and
warm tbs will be provided ut all hours. A stable
will be attached TO the house, with good accountable
tons for horses aud carriages. Fist horses ind
carriages will also be kept for hire ut moderate prices
aud sil and boats, with persons manage them
for the OF vsltes. Billiards and other ausenents
usually found watering place., will also be furnished
aud 80 conducted 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarlers. The ines nnd liquors will
be of the hest quality, and to u supply of
ice, cargo has ALREADY been ordered which will arrive
| about the lst OF Mhy.
MIR Frederick Barnard who formerly kept so popular
Il hotel at Washington city, will condaci This hc ell tor
the proprietor, who, with such aid confidently
the of last year, and his friends generally, tiu
they will every possible attention. and thereby
expects 10 give en~ral satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house too well
known 10 need iengt. ened description k.re. The
facts nt Pensacola Is the largest naval station of the
Governments; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
ron; the saubri,y OF lis climate refreshed constantly du'
ting the months by the coolest freezes from
ric Cult; the beauty Of the bay and the ncigtboWins
island aud rivers; the abundance and delcacy of the
Ssh with winch the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best southern mnrkes, Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other places III these latltudes,
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will ru between PensncuIs and Mo
bile and will at all times he allie 10 take the passengers
t from tho New Orleans boats.
n = ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1883.
NJ Gentlemen wishing engage rooms fer the
fnnies can address the proprietor, at Pensacola NJ
Mr. Sewcll I Taylor, the former proprietor at Sew Or
leans.
References.
/ Il Sanford, Esq, MIR G Cnllnm, b Nc tlrin Es1 Ii
Kibnv, in Alob Ii; 5 T Taylor, P Rea, Esq in NJ"
OrleauS.
, S-!s Iette, bag, to receive communications 70
persons the tbove hotel is placed at Geo Whitman
| Office, Il ST Charles EXchange.
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References.
rlnn1nA Rol1rE For NEW YORK

NJ Travellers DESTROYS OF taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola the North, informed that frs rat
boats will constantly ran from. Mobile 4 Pensacola
lenving Mobile and Pensacola every other dav s thu
list of May. Good stages will aIsays he provided Nv
die subscriber be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile in ga 80 of the failure OF the hoats
i ARNOLD.
The srea.nboo, Champion l'aHes Mobile for pensa-
co.u--tw,ee Il wecks feb % Ly
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
~ REAT BRl TAIN, FRANCE aud RFA.GIUHi,
2E short Tour in l2:i5-Iv iteuan Humphrey,
ID. d., President of Amherst College in ? vols.
Tie Works Of Mrs. Sherrood.-Being the only
complete and uniform edition published in the
Uni,ed oates, vol Is. Just received and for sue by
WINNIE AN,
;tsH Corner Camp NmC'moa streets.
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HeACoN-25 hhds Sides, Is hhds Jolss, and 26 h
kS Shoulders. Cincinnati cured, landing from stea
er Buckeye, anu for sale by
STETSoN & AVERY
MO fre~iss sasst
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets
.4lk IN ~ ~

lsEElR l,E9ly lAAlg zsettg
II TIE Ships comprising this Line vii sail from New
4 u lean. and New York every other Monday
commencing on tbs 20tII november and to insure the
strlcost punctunlity in the tine OF sailing, the lllle
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz
Ship Ynzoo, Captain 'lrnsk To leave on the 2oth nov.
Ship Loui$riHe, Captain Palmer, leave On the 18th
bCcrm!er
Ship HunksrtN". Captain Ellridgsr to leave on the
| 18th Drcemb I.
Ship yichs5mg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
| Ist Jan larv.
Ship Msus$,ppi, Captain Davis, TO leave on the 18th
January.
= The above ships are all new of the first class,
cuplored and copper tAstened ana upwards oi oV IONS
buIlrn are of light iraugh of water, being butt III
New York expressly Tor Tie trade he price OF pas
sage is ed al one lundrea G0iirS. Their cabins are
fitted upon the musi improved and convenient plan, and
lirshe,i in neat and elegant strie. Ample stores OF
tue first quality will be povn@d, and every rcgad mad
the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that no berth can be secured I'M
til paid tor the office Of the consigncrs.
These packets are commanded by Captains well ex-
perenced in the trade who will give every altcntion
and exert themselves accommodate. ! hey Will at
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, aud the strctest punciu0ly observed III
the time of sailing. "
The owners of these hips will not be responsible or
aEv let err parcel or package sent by put on board o
hem unless regular bill OF lu,ng be signed therefore
At the counting house of the agents Owners ECi
u BEIN & A COHEN;
nov 10 w Common st.
NAJAs found fifty miesro the BaliZc, tile mont
] w of July, large launch English bully coppe
fastened and has been coppered she is p feet long
and eight feet beam; and has Keen sloop rugged, a
there are iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever re
cognises SAID launch, will please call at No 10 Oh
Iryrt. " &
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

e. UGAR.-o6 hhds, prime article, for sale by
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