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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN -FOUR, &c.
~ REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BEL. GIUM,
IN a short -Four in lfi5-Bv Heman Humphrey
Sd. President OF Amherst College, in vols.
9hs Works u Mrs.. Sherwood -fclng the only
,mnIc,e and uniform edition ever published in the
nusd states, vol Ii. Just received aud for sale by
WINNIE m,
ipo1 Corner Camp &mCmsl strcet7.
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Collection OF COOQuh1 PhfAstS, on EVfFV 1UP1U IT.
u re sary [, maintain conversation, arranged under
erent heads, With numerous remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and Of va rous words. The whole so
ds,wse,l as conslderab facilitate the acquisition OF
correct pronunciation of the French. BY Bolinar, II
new edition, revised and corrected.
A selection Of tne hundred of Perrins Tables accom-
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
iranslation arranged in such manner as to pom out
Y, Inference between the French and English liom,
su figured pronunciation of the French, according TO
the hes, French works extan on the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds OF the French
language, compared with these of the English.
Pronounting French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
10 the accurate pronunciation and o-thography of the
French Lang, se containing its elements according 10
the hest usage " Bernard rronchn, nst received and
or sale ly WM hckEAN,
my Cor Camp & Gem ste.
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d ttrPEKAo--u nbis, IN store, Tor sale by
" q DORSEY
Jc2b "A New Ievrc.
~ UGAR-:0 hhls, prime Article for sale bv
~ q DORSEY;
lceh II New Lrvcc
RloRk-lhh bills Mess, prnr md other DESCRIPTION
u For sac - STETSpN Il AVERY
t,,f
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M As found fifty mestro n the Balizc in,ne month
w of July, large launch, English built) copper
fastened, and has been coppered she is p feet long
and egh, feet beam; ard hns taen sloop reGcd, as
there are iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cogniSes sad launch, will please call Mt No 10 Old
.ysr a q
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Il was weak enough read the mass oil ial 4enoods
signed =, which deserve nothing but my silent CON
tempt.
Ind known last evening of the great importance Ct
A S. should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: hut let that pass. | will however
compliment his master of the Journal for nis saga ty
to employ the former knight ot Of the garter or OF the
thistle, but) oihc needle ana timbt, i'll order that he
nav kill two birds with stone, i. e. patch the
holes hat may be in his natural Or potnl garments
and, if mmy judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
verscr, DR.. Snip's master is, politically, in constant
need othls SERVICES.
When an, cirsunstHncSpccurs, whether homestead,
or POLITICALLY which requires blister, whether on hi
own nose or the reputation oithose who do not hap
sen To please him, be ng unlike him, (which mus, be
great ,nstornnc) then it is he rings his BELL, when
after all is nothing moc than il it sountling bras
or Il tinkng cymhal;" yet TO view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks we'll but with an VI. D. a. s. s. after it, appears
magnificent!
JOHN WILLIAMS, Uculs,.
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:, UIiAR.-o6 hnds, "a prIule artcis, tor sale ny
= Il. DORSEY,
,saa | New .eVc,
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms Tor then
families address the proprietor, al Pensacola, on
Mr. Sewe T TAYLOR the former proprietor ht sew Or
leans.
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ST iTE. OF LOUISIANA.
4 PARISH COURT for the Parish and CITY of New
Z Urleans Present the Hon. Charles Mauriau,
Judge J.me Hin, 1888 No. Ii, g&4-Jacques Potter
VS.. his creditors.-Upen reading and filing the petition
md schedule in this case, Ii is ordered by the Court
that the creditors OF tho nsolvent d show rallse m open
court on Sarurda, the 9TH day of july 1885, why he
should not be discharged according To law; aud IN the
meantime all proceedings against ms person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Once, New Orleans. Jane IL, 1888.
iel4 Jaw ARMAND liTOr, Clerk.
iNTAIs DE LA Loo tNr.--Cour lie Par"Is>e,
sI pour la purossSe ella vile de la Nouvelle Or
leans-Preseut rhun. Charles Maurian juge II JUN,
15}S-No. lO,984.-J; cgues Potter conte cream
Ciers-Sur lecture ct eueglst ement de In petition
la schedule dams cette aaue, decr-te par la
cue les crennciers de nscivahle fare savni lcle
sons en- cour ouver Sa edi lie Juliet, 1888, pourquo
il he serait point dech rye c0ntormemeut la loi ct
attendant 0ltes ponrsuites contre per3Onne
prophecies sont arretees.
Bureau de grelfier, Nnuvellc Orleans. l JUN. 1888
jell PAW ARMAND PIrOT, Grethe.
4 INSEED OIl.-lO bbls, landing from steamboat
IL Albany, for sale by Il D. nSEf,
je3 "a New levce.
BNARLY'S SUPERIOK HAMS-Now landing from
~ steamboat Suana, supply Of the above, put up
in hhds, tierces and bbls; for sale by
LAYET & AMELUNG,
icl9 " Commerce street.
Il INSEED OII.--l2 nbls aud ! casks nesr Linseet
IL Oil, now landing from ship Nashville, and Tor al'
hy JARVIS & \ .DREWS,
Whoee lie Druggists,
je,3 comnonand 'rchnpitoulas st.
StCOTCH ALE-jj casks tpints and qpsrts) in 4tor
| - and for sale hv slOlhtS & MILLS,
| jcle Bank ALI,
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bia. All that is nonsense. There arc laws
now against ducllIng, both in Mary land and
Virgnia, under one Of which the case could
be brought: and laws of Congress would he,
IN like manner, dead letter.
WASHINGTON March !.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Dav, of
Massachusetts,, finished his speech against
against the Independent Treasury Bill,
and MIR. Strange of North Carolina, took
the floor, OH the ether side of the qucs-
ton. The Senate then went into ENccu-
tive business.
In the House Of Representatives, when The
Journal was read, the following gentlemen
were announced as The Select Conrmltcr
on The Resolution for inquiry into the cir
cumstanccS connected with the death of The
Hon. Jonathan CiIIcy, of Maine, laic a
member OF the House: AlcSsrs. Touccy. of
Connecticut; Pottc:, OF PENNSYLVANIA; Ell
more, OF South Carolina; Briggs, of Ma,>u-
chusctts; Bruyn. Of New York; liarrisou,
OF Missouri; and Parislcr, of Indiana.
MeSSrs, Briggs and Harrison were excused
from serving on the ground that ahcv have
too much Committee business ON hand
already.
A new rule was adopted to-day, in re-
laiOn to the admission oi persons ON The floor
of the House. Il was intended to exclude
Webb, OF the New lork Courier, and some
other mischief makers. IL can, however.
have but little cilccl in promoting the har-
mony OF the House, provided they arc dis
posed TO be quarrclsomc.
WAsHINGToS, March 3.
MIR. Cainbrelcno's Bill for the establish
ment OF an Independent treasury and for
the restoration Of tho constitutions currcu-
cy, differs little from the Senate Bill
1t dispenscs with Il good deal of the ma
chncry ot sntcs and vaults, and simplifcs
the operation of the plan. II provides for
seven repositories, at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, Charleston, n.
Orleans, and st. Louis the Collectors at
Boston Charleston, and New York, are to
act as Public Receivers; the Treasurer of
The United States is to act in the same ca-
paci'y a Washington; the Treasurer of the
Mint, atPhilidcl piIia; :Ile Treasury of the
Branch Mint, at New Orleans: and the
Receivers of the Public Lands AT St. Lou
is. The prescn, securities and salaries of
the ohccrs will be increased. Twelve adj
ditional Clerks arc provided for Every
receiver OF public money is TO pay over tn"
money received, daily and weekly, as hc
may bc required, to the General Receivers.
The provision for The gradual restoration of
tiie constitutional currency, is similar To
that proposed by the Senate Bill. hIter
the sixth year, no;ilin: hur hard money and
Government paper will he received in ;,ay-
mcnt of the public dues. The checks and
guards for The prcvcn,ior Of frauds arc very
ample. Mr.. e.. will call for the co.is:,lcra-
ton ol The Bili, 49, soon us the approximation
Bills are L,Sr">C'i ni.
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o. -
in like manner, place on you the responsi-
bility of its defeat, and give those YOU on
pose, all the advantage of having supported
it without any of the responsibility, that
would have belonged to it, had it been n
dorted. Had a different course been taken
had you joined in. aiding to extend the
custody of the laws over the public revenue
in the hands of the Executive, whore your
own acts have placed it, and for which you,
of course. are responsible, throwing the
blame at the same time on those, to whom
you attribute the presen, disortlered state of
the currency, the burthen Of the RESPONSE
bility, you would have stood ready to profit
by events. If tho Sub-treasury, contrary
to your anticipation, succeeded, as patriots.
you would have cause to rejoice in the un-
expected good. If it failed, vow would
have the credit Of having anticipated the
result, and might thcu after double tri-
umph Of sagacity and foresight, have bro't
forward your favorite measure, with fair
prospect of success when every other had
failed. By not taking this course. YOU
have lost the only prospect of establishing Il
National Bank.
Nor has your course, in my opinion ,been
fortunate for the country. Had it been diff
ierei.t. the currency question would have
been decided at the called session; and had
it been decided then the country would
this day hayc been in much better condi-
lion; at least the manufacturing and com
mercial section 10 the North, where. tho de-
ranSement of the currency is felt most
severely. The South is comparatively in
all easy condition.
/YIo D.,
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CMiKLEsrnN. AInrch :


From FIorida.-Wc learn by the steamer
james ADAMS, from lndianRivcr UF'lori,la)
that the further cessation Of hosriIirics, to
continue tor . days, To allow the Indians to
come in, had been agreed to bv Gen. Je,up,
which had not expired at the last accounts
from the army.
Some further particulars of the mcan-
choly fate Of The late DR.. Lcirncr. have
hecn communicated to u.s. Information
had reached 81. Augustine that DIR. I.cirncr
was taken alive. by the ludans, hut very
severely wounlcd-fhcy came to the con
cluslon To preserve his life. in order to avail
themselves of his professional services. and
therefore provided IL litter Cor him. and car
ricd him with them about 30 miles, ,akiu.
the greatest care 10 make his situation us
comfortable as pnssinic. After they had
proceeded this distance, however, Il vounr
Indian. who had los; Il brother in the ba,ti.
with Col, Taylor's command, rushed upon
DIR. leitncr, as h" lay on a blanket, and
scndms up hrl!ish yell, shn, him dead
with his rillc.-C0urirr.
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lie mcppry Of our Youth is pleasing 10
in the recollection ofour eatiS y, ye;r1 hSiS9 nS4
though the pleasures which s;,,up crn,,
tins source aic mingled with rn.Ia,rnnl,
oy 'le uhia'iIng ob'rusion "l the reflection
'h't they can never be recalled, it i, feel.
ing "'' painiui Ill its nature. The univcr
sanity oil lie destiny which pronounccs the
| past irrcvocablc, vcconcilcs tn orr c,,o
and robs it OF lis bitterness I, ,,,a.,r
hrst s'Sht' passing strange IT,, all mc,
however varians their rolls, siIouM .,.r;,.o
pleasure from recurring TO the days of lh,:,
| youth. SO far from Il season os unn!,ovcd
cnI"ymcn' it has been rigorous scrvitudc
with many and Of haras>ins restraints with
, all. Under NEST favorable circumstances.
thc pleasures Of that portion of our ex;s-
tence, would seem 10 he in I, grca, degree
ot mere animal nature; class of en-
Joymcnts which the brute creation share in
common with us, an'l which it appears i'm.
possible that intellectual man coul very
earnestly cOvct. Adj 10 this that orr
mental capacities are then undevclopc;,.
ana even onr animal nature, by reason of
It's 'mmnt"ri!v probably incapable of its
highest qualifications ANA the wonder in
crcascs, thar 0al in The midst Of nj! tie oJ
van'aG"s involved i'll the possession of his
lui'v rIPcncd powers should sigl, for the
pleasures of Il period Of comparative p!,ys-
zeal and intellectual! icrbIrncss. Tia, the
cnI",ncnis OF that season of life, however
are delightful To recall and gricve us that
We ''inno icain par;ak" OF ti.crn Is known
and felt ~ al. This seeming difficult, ad.
mis- iii my view Of easy solution.
The evils to which manhood is peculiarly
Liable are those from which youth is alnlo,
totally exempt. Ii is the nature of man 10
regard present evils as greater than those at
distance. Hence that condition Of lif.
which is unaccompanic,l by tho evils which
ne now cndnrrS, appears i'll his eye far pre-
lerab'c Ia h> present state. Thus i; is thai
youth is viewed by us in such attractive as
pcciS The absorbin. cares and wasting
! anXicIcs which we now feel were then un-
known The hcavncss Of spiri, which Oft
times pow onrrcsscs us was then unfrIt
The Illusions Of hope and pictures of fancy
were then far more bright and daZzIinG
Ihan now. SaDgnnc and ardent VIC then
ncvcr forcbodc' pain or disnppo.i. mcn..-
With S''sccpIihili'ics Of enjoyment unblnu,.
cd by excess and painting for INDULGENCE,
with kcc"ncSs of appetite stimulated bv
ihc novelty ana freshness of al! snrr ouudiua
Objects, "it'' an cxciiahii,y anl enthusiasm
extracting pleasure from all things, youth
q Knows no1 'I'c sense Of safety and regards
l!iH Is one scene of mrhcqucrcd rcvclry and
Joy. i" the exhausted dr~ir,~ and faded
ni'pcii;cs of tic ,ic;im of Snic,v whot c.,
II" ''"-" h"''"'"fr' ti',r H." .:-.I,- "-L ,,>,
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COLI:MnIN. March lO. lS.5S.

FT.-On Tuesday night, fire broke
out IN the rear of the Store Of Alcssr,. Cham
berS q Chmpbcil IN the upper part of Ihs
town, and destroyed two Warehouses; ;n!
their contents, consisting of about $40 bales
of Cotton, and 400 clocks. The cotton
belonged TO planters in the country, for
whom il was stored, and the clocks 10 a
merchant OF York. Y'icscopr.
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Mn. CoURTNEY' LECTuREs.-This GEN
tlcman has just concluded Il course of Lee
lures upon Astronomy. to large class in
our Village. Being about to leave us, we
cannot withhold the expression of our high
regard for him, as "A popular Lecturer and n
gentleman. This most attractive and use
iul branch OF Science, has not received the
attention from the community generally to
which ii is entitled, and it is too much the
notion that the Siar-g"zcr, (as the Astrono-
mcr is often calc'l,) is but half-wittcd sor,
of genius. who is untitled for Il residence
upon this Planet. The time is comm.
when these erroneous notions will be ,lissi
patcd, aud when, by common consent As
'ronomy. in the language of distinguished
Professor, will he recognized no, only Gas
the Queen Of Science, but the only perfect
one We give chccrfully to Mr.. Courtney
the weight of our humble opinion. and re-
commend him cordially to the Public.
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CANADA.--Thc accounts from the Cana
da !ron'icr are crowding upon us. hu, it is
impossible to get at the exact position of
affairs. We know that there is a s,rong
'ilsros't'o" on the par, of many of our citi
Zcns to violate those sacred principles,
which shoE!d icnula,c orr intercourse with
Il friendly power, and think, upon the
whole, l!ia, there i, same dunycr of u colIi-
sion with Great Britain. Our Government
i doing all in its power to prevent it. To
ibis end, in addition to what has been done
heretofore, the House of Representatives
have passed the Neutrality Bill.
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Total,
Gflll
tIt!

The population O!' Cilni!Is,rn Is ;.irnn,.
cd at 10000, which make IT, i,roonriinn
of deaths one in forty c;.!t. u" find GS
of different varieties OF i'vc': - of CON
sumption; 30 of !ccrhin4: ~ II drn;sy: !:
:}6 Of debility: :3 of old age: w.mh are.
therefore the prevailing causc, al death a
mong MS. IS7 of the dra',s were of chill
drcm under years; % between 20 and So
II between 80 and 10; 10 between 30 and
100. and one over 100 years of aye. Thus
81 were over 20 years of ace.
The report is equally favourable to our
climate, as we find rI'a, the prevailing char
acicr of the weather during every mouth
in the year, was fair.
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TDt SsDncrttsrr.
EDGIIFiIILD c. III.
THURSDAY, MAnCn Ii. 1885.

The attention of our citizens is called TO
the Convention OF Merchants which is to
assemble AT Augusta, on the first Monday
in April. IT is asuhjcct of great Importance,
and we trust that Edociichi Di,lric, will
prove lis interest by moving strongly in the
matter. We arc rcqucstcdo call u Public
meciins Of our Citizens at ,hc G.. House,
or Friday the 23rd inst at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
with the view Of appointing Delegates.
We commence the publication of Mr..
Eahoun's Speech upon the Independent
Treasury Bill, and will conclude ii as carly
as possible. The character Of The Author
will command for il the attention of our
readers.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-First Judicial District
Court
E'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
-, T. these Presents shall conIe Observation-Disclosures
"li'atn hiaGkey having purchased at u sale made
BY the Sheriff Of the parrish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied to the clerk of t is
court IN whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
tue 9th dry of Mai A. ID. 1885, for monitiou or nd
Veflsement in conformity 10 act of the Legislature of
Inc State OF Lon' ma entitled Gan for the further
assurance OF titles to purchasers at judicial sules:' an
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1884
NoH, therefore, know ye, and all persons Interested
nere are HEREBY cied and admOnisEed in the name
me state OF Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Souf who can set up any right, title claim in and to
ING property hereinafter described consequence ofany
inioralty in the Order decree or Judgment of the
nhdef winch the sale was made, any irreguary or
lesai'y IN the apprascnients and advertisements in
unc, or manner OF sale, for other defect wlaso
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
ms monitor is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sne 50 made should not be confirmed and homol0
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish Aforesaid on tho 23d day of April, A. d. 1885 bv
oil March, A. D. 85s in suit entitled William Muckoy
va Samuel Bell, No. 5,35 of the doc of this cour
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of s3,}00 cash,
Description of Property as given in the Judicial Con-
veyance, VIZ:
certain lot oil ground, together with all the build.
ngs and Improvements thereon situated in the parish
ct Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
LOUISA, tl' 'nd Deiord streets, designated by the No
>, on plan drawn by CT. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyor
General, on the 10th December 1884 and deposited ms
plan No TO- in the book of plans of Felix Grima notary
public. Said lot measures 30 feet IL inches front en-
New Levoe street. feet in depth on the side adoinn
lot No ., and 80 feet inches and lines in epth ON i
SIDE adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging to
where il fronts alley of three feet nine INCHES IN
common to lots Nos A, ;, G., Z, 8 and g.
Clerks Office, u / Nav. 1913.
milo II VI EVILS ref CLERK.
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EsssaEBgT AEs
20 MAGAZINE STREET,

NIN -UItI.I4NlNts.
EOSEPH KNETTLE, y Co.-Imnorters OF r"fSlst
~ and Domestic Hardware are receiving rom l'u
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the anu'ac
myers mn extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article IN lie Inc which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others are invited to can an,
exo,;nr iI,cir stock which consists in part, OF table
butchers pocket sddlers and straw knives, plated ana
Britannia tea spoons needles pins hooks aud eyes $40
wells and spades longs sovels, enderS anIf"ns pr,,
tnnia and upuped ware brushes, blank books and pa
per looking glusses anvs, vices, screw plates, hand
sledge and mil hammers smiths bellows, American anf
English blister, cast, shear German and crowley steer
nlo1ah mn,ds troce OK and log chaiu wedding Louis
lana and grubbng hoes Mattocks pick axes, corn aug
grass SC tlcs, Collins Kings and Simmons ch3pplne
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails. cotton ana woo
cards, coffee and corn mills plsnes and piaI
els gt,ugcs, locks sad, irons, hooks and
pistols, shot powder and liquor haks,per
pow der. tsn, fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pnd ocks, bride
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q. Collruiion of CoIloqua Phrases, every topic nd
T. ce.sry naintaia conversation, arranged under
ltrrnt heads, With rcuinrks on tile peculiar
roni,aiation al! use Of various words. The whole
siusci as considerably facilitate the acquisition Of
correct pronunciation Of the French. By 4 BoMar, tt
uaw edition, revised and corrected.
tseIecton OF enc hundred of Pcrin's Tables,
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
Nan4lation, arranged in such manner 10 point
Il difference between the French and English idom,
so n fe,ueA pronunciation of the French, according
he best French works eXtnnt the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise OF the sounds n the French
language, compared with those Of the Euesh.
PronOuncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
ttie accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang re, containing its elements according
mr. best usage ~ Bernard ironchn, inst received and
or sale " WM NlcKEAN,
M Cor Gimp 4 Com ats.
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gAzN F4.HaSaAeA STAGE CUAs La
srGAMBoAT LINE
fz!f c. Ht -. 80

- II = s,.rs nhys
r, ,a"v..h -, ,'aN =, .nausta fGce,
-. ~ 80 y 49, oto. do, in,,oc,, lately sfteI
4 a. -, - H. -, IN fror, Ne. Orleans per thu
,'e aEiFa' o' u'e i'i I,, II IN , n pensocol,
steamboat EMELNE to tISeiy, Soae'es " s,tno
thanh n; a,J WsyI IN Cedar Bluff. coaches thenc,
u;,'aG 1 81 S" n5 FORMERLY Mount Yer.
IL I;Mort., i,awkinsyille and Louis.
',,o. .sserreert,k;n,. his seat at Mo.
r;i ',n,, r.r " ha;no ,browu out or losing hi.
II IWE y t., an,, and unacr one co, ,rc
IA aan , J' ,,a" e r,, Win CERTAINTY upon HI,
@ im lime snerifed. through all wealth
m az an, uniess some mos, unforeseen catas-
81 ''t, ~. III, a,,i ] Ibe t;re.t New Orleans Mai
y s''T,' a,, Jt AGENTS. for aceomnloda.
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RDhiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sus
d landing from ship Constitution and for sule-yiz
6ooO feet of glass, best quality, from 8Xl0 23X28;
libr kegs; d doz Jupancdtns for hage;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe, also of0G00 and
0o do; cases green in POWDER superior article
do do cans; large of sash Tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors i'll oil read, pre-
parei in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
Flake and irmnv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
sortment of paints, dry coors OIL turpcntne, varnsh
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELII,
aga 53Cnmp ST