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ysNlilS iavnrite watering place in the mountains
Virginia, t. miles ives of Lewisburg, and 81 from
the White Sulphur will be open in due season for the
reception of company. MANY important improvements
nave been made since the last season. spacious ball
Dom, and number of singe-bedlcd ROOMS have been
added and nov finishing; atiordng accommodations,
the lSt"i July for 5o VISITORS An excellent tar-
pike road has been constructs, passing by the springs
and iurrscrting the kanawnn ,uripiNe near Lewis
ourg Over dis r,al, by direction oi the post office
department. MeSsrs. Bcldin, Walker & cos. line OF
Sail coaches will run. pos, office being established
at the springs, visitors may receive news and CORES
ond duly, c,s, and st. OF the medicinal quattr
of these waters, prorrtors need not speak They
ave been au,lvscd bv able and prOfs srd chemists and
Sunl to hold in soluti all the valu tbc ingredients Of
Gle most celebrated springs in Virginia
The combination contains much Snirlnrrited lily
rusen SUP ate I'll Nasncsa, Snlphale OF Lime, Car
Donate of Lime. Sui phatc OF SODA Nitrate OF soda,
anl Muratc OF Magncsa the salutary effects ni which
exhibited III diseases incident to females, and cron-
ic affection of the stomach liver and bowels in cui-
affections diseases OF the SKIN no re'nSdy more
potent tilicacious eau he found
Extensive bathing establishments or t"ih sexes have
been erected contiguous 10 the spn'gs- F'sas's TAI
at all turs enjoy the peculiar Advantages racer ne
nign and VIII llcsonc effects.
Major William VasS will continue the sufrrinlruI
Of til" spring. Ever, excrlon on his part and on
the part o the propreiors shall he rendered To insure
orthe Blue Snl phur liberal share of the publ, pat
Onngc.
Tie proprict"rs of the Blue Sulphur Springs wi b,
LIBERAL in the receipt of notes OF all ST Hhcrn and Mes
IL Banks whelare considered solve tt,nt par.
MARIA MONK, &c.
4 WFUL disclosures OF Maria Mon OF the iin'c
i Dru Nnnnery of Montreal, ,F,''L with an ap
pendiA, containing part Reception, first edition
part Cd Sequel of her narrative; par. Sd, Review of tie
case. Also u supplement, giving more particulars .
the Nu.nrrv and grounds, illustrated by plan Of III,
Nnuncry, &c.
Maria Monk and the Nnnnery f;he Hotel Dieu-bc
ing an OF visit 10 the Converts of Nlnntr al
Rn, eutation of the awful Disclosures" by VIM. |.
ST me.
E,n,,l - vn,r;nout of ;vuy ;yiuy ~ ,ut means
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EsAss shSHT AEsEi.
20 MAGAZINE STREET,
NiNItF hpI II tNtS,


Z OSEFil l>NETfl.Er X Co.-ilnporterF OF FoFeigl
% aud Domestic Hardware, receiving from Eu
rope am, the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Nlanntac
turers, extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine thcr stock which consists in part, OF table
butchers, pocket saders and straw knives, plated and
Brltana tea spoons, les pms hooks ard eyes, sho
wells and spades tongs, shovels enCers androns Brit
tana and lapaned ware, brushes, blank books and pa
per, looking glasses unvls, vices plates, hand
sedgc and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister, cast, shear German and crowley steel
plougl mouds trace, and log chain, wecding Louis
lana and grllhbnG hoes Natocks, pick axes, ans
grass scylhes, Collins Kings and Simmons choppino
axes wrought horse and cut nails, cotton and wod
pistols shot, powder and liquor aks, percussion caps
pow der tea, fish, brass and bell Metal kettIes, gun
knob chest, trunk and pnd locks, bride bits, stirrups
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EOUISAlANE-Cour du Prenliere Dis


r 'ETAT DE LA LOUiSlANE--A tons celx On,
IL ccs preccntcs ooIcernemt, Salut-Auenlu que
Jaes Barnes Digs, ayant achce unc venc aite par
lc Slerit de la laosse dolieans Ia ropreic ei-apes
tccrite scsl s,essG CRETE de cutte Cou: la de
vcnte iut enresistrce lie cine our d'Avrii Pauee
1885, pour avis conormement d un Ice la Legis-
latu'c de pEtat de la Louisiana intItue tA.tc pour
conincr les tites dies vents ldicncs;'
Approve lie 10 Mars 1924. Quill SOFT coa, tou9s
pcrsonnes neresses son par Ircscntes sonmes
noul dc Eta be la lo siaeet tie la Cour ,u Premier
District Juciare, qul po,rlaicnt .Nur droit la pro-
JriGte ,-apcs dccrite, consequence DUN deiau de
tormc ,ns otlrc, lie deere, lie jugcment dc Ia cor
Neiu dnluc la Nentc etc fate, de toute iitgu-
laritc GU c5ate dams destination, PAWS lie
IL mode de la vetc, on pour ne aie cause queiconue,
de fare voir dams Wcntc ours dalcr de la publication
de ece avis, pouroi Ia ,cntc alnsl fate seIait pas
eontirmece Ihomologuce.
La tltc Iroplictc ut venle parle Sheriff, ss dit It.
so cine Jour de Mars de l;nc 1883, DUN decret
de cctte CUur rclu IT, 90 cine de anvcl tie aimee 1858
a.s l'atirc de James Barnes Digs VS. Rufus Greene
No. -, 1911 du Docket de ccltc Cour, Eulclle VENT
s'est rcndu aclnercr pour lc prX vgt cinu milee
plastIes.
Description de la Propicc de aprGs lie transfer Judi
clare, SaNulr.
I'm certain morctiu de toucs les ca.isses
CT aei'ortions uI S, ruNcnl, ainsi uu les tros Il
privileges etc aprar'".' Dune maniore Iuclconqmc
Suc AL taiXhourg AnuouciatIDn nIcstlisut (mrs,ly.
aglasc) trois cent cnan six pies q,a,re leuliees
dun po'rr fare au Chcmn pubquee sur la rue de
la nouFclle levcc Joiscar pcds six pnurcs
Iuarr hlnrmes tarcal: rue Celeste, dcx cent elm
,,rnie cnq c,s neri pouces, e,x hurcmcs sur m,c
liSnc face Ia rue de la Nee levtc lusuu Trainer Ia
liSnc limrophe'e laproprittc tie Laurent NIau,un,
PencolSinlc DIES rucs Nec Levec DIES Nouncs de
Ia torn,lt angie drot Ell s'c,en,an uuatre, ing,
ciul pisls ct trois ouccs espronntlcr lie long de In
lgne limitrope de propricic du dit MillanIop mar
hllc la Celeste, de la lornnl u angle ,lroit Ell
attendant de Suixanc treis pleds po,ces ct tros
cuemcs sur la ligne limilroVle de ia mopri,,,e de
de Louis Dcde, parallel i la vieIle evte de Ii,
tormlt atre angle troit ct seleniant de u,a,,ute
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NEW MUSIC.


s"Cullection of Cooqua Phrases, on every topic ne
Y cc.slrv % mantaiA conversation, arranged under
ftrcnt heads, with numerous remarks on the peculiar
RECOMMENDATION and use of various words. The whole SO
disposed considerably to facilitate the acquisition OF Il
correct pronHnciaon of the French. BY Bnnlar, t,
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of ne hundred of Pcrrins Tables,
pnuicd with kew, containing the text literal and free
trauslnon arranged in such manner as to point ont
trditierenrc between the French and English idom
:, 50 figured pronunciation of the French according IL
he best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds OF the French
language, compared with those of the English.
4 Prononncng French Primer or the Scholars Guide
stle accurate pronunciation and nrthography OF the
French Lang re, containing its elements according IL
ne best usage ~ Bernard Ironchn, nst received and
.,r sale w WIN mckEAN,
Cor Camn s. Com sis.
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DAlNTs OILS. GLASS. HKlJsut,s \,

1AiNIS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, txc.-,us
n Landing from ship Constitution, aud for sale--ylz
lo.ooo feet OF glass; best quality, from 8Xl0 23X28
br Kegs 2ldoz Jnpaned tins for signs;60o0lb Iilhraee
20 doz splendid OHO00 ground brushes also of0O00 and
oo' do; leases green in powder superior article
40 40 III cans; Large of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes Tor merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
parel IN boxes, fitted :p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
Flake and iemnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; arahic and large mud choice as
s"ftInent OF paints, dry coors oil, turpentnc varsh
by MONDEI III
a26 ANN
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ETAl DE la LOttI>IANE-Cou,d u Premier Dis

ETAl DE la LOtu>IANE-Cour du Premier Dis
hi, t.Iu,EIcure.
4 'E1AT ID. Ia LOUISIANA, A tous cpt,x ut,r
ceS r,eSrntea couccrcnt, Soiul:--At,crdu que
W ili'an alnrkeV ayanl nrl'ce ventc iaile par
IT. Shcri de la paroSSc dDileui< la pfupritte cplrra
deer c, Srsi idlessc CRETE de cttle Cour gu la lite
venie tut "nrrgiSttte ir JCinc Our III, Mai de 'nunte
i"'" nour IN aNl coniurnruenl are dc Ia ieeis
lalule dc ltHi II" Ia Louisiana. intltuIc sActe pom
cOnirnCr les iillrs lHcrrus aux yrnt,s iudci
ares, uppron,r le 10 Mars, 1854. Qu soil connu e,
UnicS pels0n"es inrc$scrs par, cS pro cneS SOM
lr Eut dc il, Louisiana ct de la our din
Fiemi District JulI arr, qnl purracn ltoit n
la proprirlt Ci~ap drtGit en- consequence dun lie
nul de iurmc dams lur lie ,iarrrt on lie iicem,uI die
in cuur, en- N"rn dulue la nitc uu dc lout,
nrcguinritc cgHlI,' dlus destination, i'avis GU Ia
tens 81 lie nni'' 1t" Ia sFne, "u pour cause
que tpnTuc, dc alc Won, dams lnlc yours dacr de In
publication dc ccc avis puurquo la rcnlc anls it,, M.
scr'll pas cunlriner ct humulo luce
La dit" proprrtc tul veuuc par lie Sheriff suS-tlit IL
2irlnr i"rr Asril, de nmrr 1855, en- yrrlu Il nm d..
de critc cuur trntIu c riue lie Mrs de Innu,o
1853, du,s I'nli,irr de William Nackcv ". Samuel
Ben, "" l.lti&I du docket dc crttc tuur, nnueiL.
yrut' lr dill lliiam hiaGkcy scst rcniu acqisIeur
pour ir tN de -, 100 compliant.
Description de- la l'ruptc C'apre Ii transfer Iucl-
tIrr, Saw
In certain lot Il. rre, cumpristn4 les tmtiss,s
ct anclluNiiomf slnc en- la ptruIss' IL ri cans dan
l'ilri horuc par les de Ia Nuuvcitc leNrc Iosa
Paul aud pcord, d sguj par Ic No DANES I'M Man
dr'ssc par { Ilnrcl, brpuc Wager General la H.
DcccmbIe i;.'I, ct dcposr en- Felule dc Felix emma
notaire public CONNIE plan No H. lie dill loi ,le,4rr.
mcsurani Nln&i r.ds, ONE poucs face Il rta de Ia
N"u'clle ieNt", H"Nnne quinzc pies dc prtoudcurdr
cote q ioucn lie lot No ., rI qnatrc Ngt plcs scpI
ponces ct qualtr ienes pronn,lrur du rotr u,ri
loucllt Ia rrolncle uprcSfh drruicre mn npparc-
naul Guodai et aynnt dix ueuf pivc- QUE pouccs
de large dams la proioHdcul, ii is ict uue allr
de plcis ntui pGuces commune Hycr L., ler,
Nos l,1, Ii, 7, /" ANA >.
Bur du Cir
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| "A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the 'granicst orna
:, h'ent belonging to the human frame. How strange
~ me loss OF 1t changes the c"untenance, and prana
'nrely brings on the appearance Of old age, which III
SEES many TO recoil at being uncovered, and sometime
even 10 shus society to avoid the tests and sneers
their acquaittnnce the remainder Of their lives are con
seqn"ntly spent in refinement In short not even the
loss OF property fills the generous thinking vrn witt
that neavv sinking gonm does the loss of lis hair
oavert all these nnea ant circumstances, oIdrlge'
balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
hrst application, and few bottles restores it again II
likewise produces eyebrows aud whiakers; prevents the
ar ron turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and
fees rom Scurf Numerous certificates Oi the first
fesecnbilltv in support of the virtues of OIdridget
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
IL Read the loowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philal,ph
mus ce''ct as may be seen below, to the hlg cllara
terof he following gentlemen.
nc undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered BY j. Oldridge and
nave tonnd highly Scrviceae only as preventive
tive. ' '>N
WILLI4N THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist ssiiEistcr in 81 George char.e, )
JOHN P tNGLfS, 81 A,ch street ,,t.'
Join THOMAS, NJ ID, 1863 Racest
John FlREY 1oi Spruce street
HUGH McCURDY. 2l3 South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street
II Is known that three of the above signers are NOR.
than oo years o! age, and the others not less than 30
From the Mnvorl
Conmonw ealth Of Pennsylvania, ,
City of Philadelphia, (
!! Robert Wharton, Mayor Of said citv of PhilnIs.
pha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
aessrs I lnglis, John Fures, and Hugh McCur,Iy.
whose names are signed to the above certificate that thew
are gentlemen of character and Representative and rs
such full credit should be given tile said certificate
IN wltness VIII 'reof have hcrcunto sci nv hand
and caused the seal Of the city to be ,fixc1l this
9th day of December &c.
Isl ROBERT WHARTON N1avor,
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented
the Fall ,fNiugar,, &c
Sol' hoesafc and retail by the sole agents for NE
rlca. % Fletcher street. near Maiden Lane one doc,
be- Pearl street. and by druggists and perfumers
t ongh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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JARVIS & ANDREWS.
PROSPECTUS


TIE subscriber proposes to publish. in the be-
ginning OF the ensuing winter, 4 Condensation OF
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports to be comprised IN four
volumes, Svo, according to the model of Peters
Condensed Reports.
Tins work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison, Esq, of this city, assisted by William F,
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by n
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be r"aped from their experience.
such work is becoming every day more no.
cesslry as the original is volumnous expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
et, in the other States of the Onion in reference
TO the peculiar Jurisprudence of louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here de-
clded in the adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adudged cases of prime uti-
lily 10 the jursts of the whole Union. Moreover.
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand for tho Louisiana
decisions from 4 fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums of the other States, will
be added to each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave
and will be delivered, bound, TO subscr bers at SIG
per vol; in il should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the Price to sub
scribers will be So per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN MckEAN,
IC5 famD and t,numnn
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9rS IA
Ll!ia GGiA
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE,

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA
fE,lIE subscriber bu, mo uur basel The ioo , fl,
~, ha'ife4 OF nus wen known establishments from MI
Taylor, the late proprietor, will be ready To Vi
hefS ny the Isl nl Arii neSt
Numerous ana costly improvements Will he found in
the arrangements %, l''r Mansion li"nsc. New and
MOI" co'i'"ho's ha'l'I@ houses VIII he built, and
w ", 'i' NV" " '''e "o"''' WIN S""' arrpmli"'lt
c'nS m W.T. il " ~, c t rS rate lns's AND
and " ,"J row L"n,r XIII W. 's' ~, '",",n'c prices,
n ~ ' ~ wv ;, 1870, " i's ~ ii''ihS' 'heii'
s . "G n :" -, ''n ".'ci 'lmsin,'S
and ST, ,nurlrl AS no, IL, ,r,r ,, Nv u,
and n,,c, Of ITO hoa,ir MA M, '', 'o''''"r
Ice, rraI, Lrru ordered "h; .'' :"
abon, the ST Of Nav. '~'' ''' ''' NV
Mr. Frederick Barnard who f,rn,,,,l, h,,, %, month";,
hotel at Washington civ will cund,c, III; IT, 81 ~, e.,
the ,rolrrror Who, with such aid rnn,lan,n ,,s. ,o
the s,si,e,s of last wear and his friends ",', de-
they will receive every possible ;tcu,Iun. ami IL,,lh,
| expects To give ge,,ara satisfaction
The local advantages of ltls house are, too we'll
known 10 ucrd /, hlgl cnrd descrlpli,m I,ra. 'rpn
facts that Pensacola, is the arg>s, naval station Of In,
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h'oEh lI't' q w.
SC.4LE or PRICES D,ubie G,ys.
For adonbIe Gin of so SAWS ormo,c on each
cylinder, making 100 saws in the stand,
with feeder, hands, &c. AT So pei saw, or $3.50 90
Fora Double Gin of 60 cylinder
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
SO per saw, 100 90
For do. OF 40 SAWS on do. or saws ina
stu''i, AT Sc b per saw, or 500 90
FOr do. OF % on do or 10 SAWS in
stand, ii So. per SAW, 2GO 90
SINGLE GINS.
Fora single gin OF 50 SAWS or more. with
one set OF feeders, binas, &c. al Sc Der
For do, of Go SAWS, with feeders, Ne s,S6
80 per saw, $40 90
For do. of 10 saws, will. feeders, &c. s.
IS per saw, 500 oo
For do OF 20 SAWS, with feeders, &c. a, 81
50 per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders supplied !.
Il, cents cash; the number oiteeth being about equal
the number OF SAWS One set of feeders, it is con
sidercd however, will wear 1--WE or three sets of
sows. Extra SAWS supplied Al 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered. will be delivered to the agents of
planters IN any OF the sea port towns of the plan
ting States, al the above prices the agents paying the
fro hit Oh the same from New York. and becoming re-
slh-.,,ible for The amount of the Gin. Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins put them up where de-
s'ied the charges Tor whose services will be extra but
moderate
Iron running scarcan alsnhc ordered where desired
o" reasonable le.ne bu, will be charge! extra, Hns,,
power, otany description, eau be furnished on like
terms Small stcan, engines also be orcrr, if de-
sired.
Is ''es'r@, when planters give orders for Gins,
:' should accompany them with their views in regard
'olne arrangement" ' saws, breasts, brushes, &c. 1t
IS I, ilnd they lil,a opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger dunctcrif' "'hrrs. The mos, common size
ID 9or 10 incl,cs;n visit then, II inches. Some
wish or rows brushes on axle, while others do
not want mrrc thuh Al most Some ~, 81, saws viii,
Org teeth 10 the inch, while others want 10 or II
w uch discrepancy, we prefer the, should, al
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever,
Particular Where il is lett 10 dlserctiun shall
make them on The most modern and approved plan.
Ar order can lie executed, from the time il is recc
IN The space Of eight weeks, aud the Gin in thai
tune placed in the hands OF the lclOr To be in time
Tor III" next crop, all orders ought 10 he in the hands of
the m'un'rurrrshy the first or middle Of MAJ, except
tor plantations where they aicla,c i'll commencing To
pick or sin cotton
n. b. The paIc"t Right for any one of the cotton
growing States, will DC sold pn Reasonable terms.
m25 Ginos
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c,
- RAT BRl rAiN, FRANCE and BELGIUM
~ short -Four i'll l%:il-Is, ilenun Humphrey,
ID. d., President of Amherst College, in = vols. =,
1hs V"rhs Of .NrS. Stermo0d-l'cmg the onl,
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
United States, vol 10. just received aud Tor sale b,
WINNIE AN,
jtS Corner Camp &mC nio streets
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MARBLE CHIMNEY rlrCE w.nruo

M ARBLE CHIMNEY rlECE WAnruousr
We tusiulnhouSr street, opposite the post flee
The Subscribers are receiving from their fac
turirs IN New York, and viii keep constantly ON
baud general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
nsnprr"r Workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made OF the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
Amcrcau marble. Also, Monuments, Iombs and
Grave Stones moulded ans plain sllls and lntels
marble taclngs, hoarths and boundary stone plaster
al Paris, Roman * Hydraulic Cement and PInsier
iug lair, Together with splendid assortment ..
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of he newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen t.
set the above work
ie5 JAMES KAN X STROUD
! 4 tHE-lil0 ua,l,t, ine Il" Zach,
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FOR NEW YORK.
lLnuisiann and Now York line Of pncknIs.l
- - - -

HA~ L.
FNNIlE ships composing this Line Will sail from New
u leans and New York every other Monday
commencing the 10Th november, and 10 insure the
strices puncluality in the time sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship fnzoo, Captain 'rrask to leave on the 20t, nov.
Ship Louische Captain Palmer, 10 leave the ltll
December.
Ship HnmtsrAe Captain Eddlger to leave on the
18th Decemb /.
Ship lichshnrs, Captain Woodhousc to leave the
Ist Jan lary.
Ship MsssSWpi, Captain Davis, to leave on the 18th
January.
l. , The above ships all new, of the first class
cnppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
burlhen, Of light tirauglt of water, being built
New York expressly for Tie trade The price oil pas
sage is fixed N hundrci tt0iirs. Their cabins
l!tied upon the improved and convenient plan, and
finished III IL and elegant style. Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please take notice that no berth can be secured TN
I'll plRi Tor 1T the Office OF the consiguccs.
These packets commanded by Captains well eX-
pcrcnced in the trade, who will give attention.
and exert themselves accommodate. l hey will at
all times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats, and the strciest puncualily observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible Tor
nEy let parcel ac >agc sent by put on board of
Them. unless regular bill OF lang be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents Fer
ID BEIN & A COHEN;
nov IL 80 Common St
W. AS found fifty mes!rn n the Isazc, in the month
w of Julv,a large launch, English buill) copper
fastened, and has been corpered she is y feet long
and eight feet beam; and has been sloop rugged,
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cognses said launch, will please call at No 20 Old
Lcvee. a II
SUGAk.-o6 hI'ds, pri'ne article, for sale by
~ q. DORSEY,
Je@s A New !.eves
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Me-" BoolNS.
huTN AND INCLINATION: a no, 81. edited hv
- Miss lamlun, auth 7 uf g 7 he lnp,o, isat,i,s
"EIhrl thurcll' &c in 3 ,uIs
TlfoMfSoN'S LIFE OF HANNAH MOORE
vols. -'
HARRY AUSTIN; or, Adventures in the fish
Ant; ; vols. ~
SrARk'S LIBRARY OF AMERICAN EIO,;ra.
Ply, &, 7, aud y IA
TUE YOUNG HOUSE KEEPER and Tbouvb,,
on Cookery, by W. A. Alcn,t. "''s nus
The lie and Adventures OF NICHOLAS MCKEE
BY, No. &. LII
SKETCHES EN BOZ, Nos IN 3
OLIVER TWIST; or, the Parish BOY, P,opress.
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rod entire MagaSlns ct Ichapitoulas on, ternine leu,
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bureau du grciiier de lae cour pour 1'inspecion
de tnns ceuN que celia pent concernet. Avis public
est pat lie present donne, que edt iableau d'evaua.
ton Ell dassesseinen sera presertr ade euur pour
conf matun, sHued lie s4e jour de Nnvembre 1883: et
toues peIsonnes mIeressecs dams ledii iahean d.ya
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| eel avis.
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TcPPERAS-20 bbis, in store, tor sale by
" G DORSEY
je96 Al New Leyee
- UGAR-5 80 hhis prime article, for sale by
- q DORSEY;
e26 IL New Lave
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

JONES' E.1IE,NT COIIONiLN,
by the PAtenee, No. So Magazine street, New O,c;n
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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A'oN-2' bids Sides, Is binds jules and &c h
Shoulders, Cincinnati cured Ian.,uc t,,m s,a,
or Buckeye, and for sale ty
STETSoN & AVERY
wa q III ayier street
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A LMOND:s-25 trails fvr ,a'c by
N ABRAHAM TRtER
no''5 40 P1, dras st
n ONDOt rORTER-lI0 casks received per Mus
h4 for sale by HOLMES MILLS,
noylj Bank Place
EHKt.Su MALAGA RAIa,Ao-l1'U whole and
u hall bDAcs, tur sale by
ABRAHAM THlEG,
nuvl1 ~ foydras 81