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~ ssza Ess.sss@ s-s1g.
rHRGufH IN FIVE AND HAhf DAYS,
From Mobile (AiabHmal to Augusta ,GeeJ
u EANES Mobile every other da', ia.na"'iate! aflti
I 4 the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per thu
steamhoa, EMrll>E to i3lakeiy coaches to fensae'R
steamboats, el Pensacola RAJ, ST Rosa sound and Choc
t,achie k er and lavl to Cet!-r hIu, coaches tehs'
via M;niainls, Cl,.tetocchee, Formerly Mount Yer
non, Bab, ''se pndei'on i:.Nklnsville and Louis
,lic TO Augusta a passenger .kinr his seat at NO
bile is III darfer nj hci.s thrown oiit or losing wa
pre- BY o.r sonaicting rtcrests as the fLohi
ia LINE is bat one CONCERN, and uiser one COZ ue
throughout, aud rely WITH cxRrIsrY upon fhs
arrival at Augusta iii time specified, through all we-lh
and season. unless sone most unforeseen cats
ttopte sloud occur. The Great Mes orieans MAJ
is carried ty dis route The Agents for accrmmods
Ton, Teams Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
thu saSthegn country.
The s.uoo,L, h.t natural roads, the safe and inter
esli,s navigation, the ume and accommodation
AFFORD The Traveller .pe. certiui' comfort aud pleas
ing variety; couueel=d ii with the Rail Road
Chules.tu, s. G. and the steam packets to New York
travellers c.n rea III New York from New Orleans
LIss THAN II nAYss-Washington city in ~.
From Cha,,al,oocl.ee, Florida, have \ Braro
Line via Q,,iuey and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coaches, also two branches from Hawkinsp,ll*
one to Aiedsese, and one to 'aeon, light two ior.
coaches. SIOCk IONS 6 co.
Augusta, Goth Jan. 1855.
Oficea Mansion House Mobile S
-Iislaue. New Orleans to NOZZLE $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40 &c
Augusta to Charleston, l56 q
Gl,l. s,on 10 New Work $50 1870
.r;me Ssv 0rl.an to Mobile 2S horrs
Mobile 10 Augusta, So sc
Augusta to Charleston, IL -
Ib.rl.s,on IN New York &C. 25S
u,k;u, 1Gs miles per tla, or miles per lour nclu
sive OF all s,oppages nov ~
n. b. l beg leave 10 nferm the public that III
bridges over the Chtahooshc swamp aud Hard fAa5u
creek have Just been completed the general govern
ment hc MY obstacles operating against this safe a.i'
speed, route thus happily remo,ed aud have III
pleasure lie TIug from travellers tia, the coaches hor
SIS drivers and cabs % the first order aud AS 10 h
water routc from es.col. to Cedar Biuh, it admit
ted by i'll who hvg passed through ii to Ike ususse,
iunovcl,ics beauty and safety. The bridges tlrous
Georgia have also hgeu repaired. NJ iiAkER
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PRUsP EG us.
.NEW EDITION or THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
u r has heen for time made known the public
that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press new edition Of the Louisiana Cyti Code
They from the first aware OF the great ditfcultv
and Responsibility attending the publication "i The WORK,
and it not without great hesitation that they con-
scented TO the undertaking, But the present edition.
amounting bout three Thousand copies, and which
had cost the State tinn thirty thousand dollars
entirely out Of print. For mnre than two Years
past, the usual price OF the wofh has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is system of written rules which Immediately
operates upon every individual OF the state, interested
either in agriculture commerce and which governs
tile disposition of so much property coming to us from
other states that-u Ike aluos. other treatise upon
iaw-l is much the tsxt. book and manual OF tue
merchant aud the planters as ii is at the private gentle
mau and the professional advoc. te.
The lawyers of the adjoining states and in fact OF al
those lpou the Ohio and Mis- issipp rivers hch
find mari for their produce in Louisiana have fire.
qrnt necessity Of efrouce to the code and make il an
Indispensable requisite their libraries and in the
cit, OF New Ore Ms the book is b. found in
the merchants counting room, as upon he desk OF TIE
Judge the table Ut the attorney. 1t is net surprising
therefore that the FIRST edition of Tho work quick
" disposed Of and although mere reprint of ii would
in some measure supply the public necessity, yet it
would he Imperfect aud unsatisfactory unle annotated
with references the Reports and Statutes in order to
EN- race the numerous anendueutn which have b, en
made by tue Ii gisnture aud the important decisions
and constructions which have been gwen upon many
its articles bv the supreme Court.
The publishers have secured Tor tie general super
ntendence and editorial department OF tue work, the
professional services of Nheelnck Upton, Esq. a
me .,her of the Now Orleans Bar The Hon Judge
Bullard, JUDGE Brrnndes and Hon George tuss,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected III the course o. their
studies and practcc and to MIR r Jennings, the Inr
of Mr. upton, who is also engaged in the work, Geo
Strawbrlge Esq has presented the great mass nt ete-
renr"a contained in his office copy Of the code, md
which nave been made by him during the whole perioi
OF his isingusleh profess o,al Iabors The publish
ers may therefore well trust that tie anno'nonS Of the
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an q


Collection of ColIoqnnl Phrases, on every topic ne
rc..trv II mnintnla conversation, arranged ullu'r
r,rrn heads With numerous rclEarks On the pecuIinr
,r,nucation and use OF various words The whole SO
dismissed as considerably facilitate the acquisition OF II
correct pronunciation of the French. by Bolnar, {"
new edition. revised and corrected.
selection of ne hundred of perrns Tables accom-
raued with key, containing the text literal and tree
wnn.ttinn nrraie I'd in such manner rs to point out
,Gii.erencc between the frcnrh ana i.ngiiSh dioh'
ignred pronunciation of the French, according TO
he hest French works cx.rt the subject. The whole
nrcrc,lt hy short treatise the sounds OF the French
language compared with those OF the English. a.,
NprOnvllncins French Primer, or the Scholar GUIDE
Hthe accurate pronunciation and crthoErslhy OF the
French Lang re- containing its elements according To
ne best usage ~ Bernard fronchin, 's' received and
ar snl,ly WIN mckEAN,
M, Cor Camp & Com sts.
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sehiN'rS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, ac.--Jus
I landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vM.
10000 feet Of glass best guilty, from 8NlO '2;A28;
libr. kegs u doz Jnpunedtins for ;60n0Lb ags
% doz splendid 10000 ground hruse, also oO0OO and
OO0 do cases green in POWDER superior article
DO do III cans large assortment of sash tools OF every
Size and quality sable pencils for ARTISTS fiat marking
brushes for lerclauts artists coors il oil renN pre-
pared in hnxes fitted =, With all necessary brushes;
artists tools, Ne.
Flake and lrnnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sortnent of paints, dry colors oil, urpentuc, vurrsh
&c., for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MUNDElLi
aoo 81 t'plnn
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a BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is tho graniest
men' belonging ID the human frame. How strange
~ the loss OF it changes the cnuntenance, and promo
turely hrngs on the appearance of OLD nge which eau
ses mnny to recoIl at being uncovered and sometimes
even to shus society avoid the rests and sieers OF
their acGuairtance the remainder Of their lives
sequ"nty spent in refinement. In short, not the
loss Of property fills the generous thinking vcnth with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of Ills hair
Ioavert all these unpleasant circumstances, Olhidge'
Balm of Columbia stnps the hair FROM falling off On the
first application, aud few hotties it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers; prevents the
nar from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, md
trees it from scnrf Numerous certificates OF the frs,
fespectahiy in support of the virtues of Oldridgei
Balm, are shown by the proprietorS.
u Read the ioowng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of philai.ph
has certified may be seen below, to the high c'lora
ter"f he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify TINT we have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Ollridge and
have found it highly serviceahe only preventive
against the FILLING off of hair but also certain restor
tive
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George CHARGE.
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN THOMAS, NJ D, 1913 Racest
JOHN S FtREf, lGl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t ia known that three of the above sgners are more
than 81 years of uge, and the others not less than 30.
FFron the Mavor.]
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, I
City Of Philadelphia
!, Robert Wharton Mayor of said city of Phlade.
rhia do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted will
Alessrs p lngs, John Fnres, and Hugh McCurdv
whose signed to the above certificate at the,
are gentlemen OF character and responsibility, and H.
such full credit should he given the SAID certificate.
In wtne.s VIII ,reot have hcrpunto set my natl
am, caused the seal of the city 10 be - fixed, h
9th diy of December, &c.
H.. ;. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
tIpfp h,tt 10 nft Conn, It,-
a splendid engraved wrapper, which is representa-,
the Fall JfNiagar,, &c
Sold holesalc and retail by tic sole agents for Ane
rira. % Fletcher street. Maiden Lane, doc
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists and peri'mar
oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
a l., H.I,,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First judicial District.
Court

Court
fSNIlE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
4 these Present.. shall come, Grecting:-W
William Mackey having purchased sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied to the clerk OF is
court in whose office tile deed of sale recorded
the 9TH day Of Mai A. d. 1885, for "A mnnon or ad-
vcrtlsement in conformity to act OF the Legislature of
the State OF ous ina entitled can for the further
assurance titles 10 purchasers judicial sules up
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884.
Now therefore, know ye and all person., interested
herein. are hereby cited and ndmuniShcd in the name
the State o Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up right title claim in aud to
the property hereinafter described, i'll consequence Of any
ntormatv in the ORDER decree Judgment OF the co;1i
under which the sale was made any r,egularity on
Ill 'gaity in the appraisencnts and advertisements, in
tne of sale, for other defect whatso-
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this onton is FIRST serted in the puSc papers, why
the sale made should not be- confirmed and aonloo
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
Ish 0resald on the I'D day OF April, A. ID. 1888, by
virtue OF decree of this cout, rendered ON the 3D. day
OF March, A. D. 1888 IN suit entitled William Mackoy
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price Of $500, cash
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
veyan;e, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ings aud Improvements thereon, situated in the purst
of Orleans, IN the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa, Paul and Delor Streets des grated bv the Nc
., on plan drawnby {. +. Zimpel Deputy Surveyo
General, on the f6h December, 1881 aud deposited a
plan No TO- IN the book Of plans of Felix Imu nutar,
public. Said lot measuys % feet II nahes front q
New levce street, - ec7 depth on the side adjuin,
lot Ms and so feet INCHES aud lines in depth on tn
side adjoining the proplity now, lately, belonging It
n ,oodae, and 10 feet II inches width in the renr
uhsre fronts ~! alley n three feet nine inches II
common to lots Nos I, i, 81, @ and Q.
| mia. /. :. EVILS Dep Clerk.
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ErA1 DE la LouGsIANE-Conr du Premier Dir

i III l.N LptlNlNNF.-tUn cu ireInIer Dis
tri tJutciare
( 'ErAH DE Ia lOi l>It\E, A tous ceux Que
ceS presrncs cGnccr'cnt, Sd'ut:--A ttcrGu que
Wiati. Msckev arant ucicic il ME ycntc ulle par
lie SHIRT dc IN puoisSC Orlcams, la proprictc c-npres
Nrcrtc seSt udressc Grcic de Cour oD la te
vcnte tut encgisrrce lie 5rnle jour de Mai de annre
1873 pour On aN- couluruan nNt de In Legis
lalurc lie Etat de la Louisiana, iutitule "ACtc poem
cuuiIrmcr los lNlc5 acquercufs yeGtHs judcl
aires" approNr lie 10 Mars 1891. Qu soft cunnu, CT
uutCS persona nG pnrces Pre- crtes som
mtes au de tnt de T. Louisiana de la Cour d,l
Premier b',rici JUDI, 'arr, ql' pourrncut avnr Dit
la proprittt Cl-nRss ,'ecrir en- consequence DUN de
aut de lure dams i'ordrC lie dorror lie uecncnt dc
a cur IN vcrtu duQlel Ia vClc tiC fate, De orrt
rrcgunrtt il,eeat d ms I'rstination. 'avs on Ia
tens Ell lie mode lie la yentc POM unc aul cause
Qur Crnanc, de tae vUr dams trcne Iours Ga'er de la
pnbIirrhnn de cee avis, ponrquo lavene oins he
serii pas Condrmee ct hun>nCgNHo.
In ite proprec tut vcnAne par lie sheriff sue-it lie
23enc unr d Avr, de 'anute 1885, en- vcrtu d an d.
de ceite conr tCndu lie ycme de Mars, de lanuct
1888, dans i'0fairc de William Mackey >nmue
Ben, M. l5,5I3 dn docket de celtn CoHr, Inqneic
vonrc lie dit MILAN Mackty, sest rtr4iu acq,areu
pour lie pIiX de b. % cou fiaUt.
Description de la rroprttG daplr lie transfer Judici
nlrc Savor:
IN certain lot Il. icrre, coWrIFinI - hatiss.
unlch0aunS, slur en- Ia pArOls5r 'rICaIIs, dan
rct hurut par les II " lie la N"Nailr "rce, Loursn
Paul aud Deord, signr par lie No d'arrCs I'M pla
dressc par LinfcI. ii"Putc E"Ncr tirnclui, /" II
lJcccmne 1881, ct Gcpust en- reludc dc Felix China
| iprrre public, CONNIE plan No H. lie dit lot de- ~,
nICsurGur vinGt peds, ONE puurcs face q lie l.
NourCIic feNtC, suAauc GlnIc picds lie priuuhcui d
! pouce, ct qrtat igues e profJndrur du cote at
tonvte la n"pucl6 aprcstnt, denlere mutt upparir
uunt a Guodol aynnt dix ueuI piecr onhc ruucc
de- urIS dams la proiO drur, on tat lace i rluc lr
de- irUlS prcds uouf pGI"cs commune uvcc ies lc'
! Nos ID, +, Z, 8unn ,.
/ Ear hu du Cir
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E9ACpN-25 hhds Sides, 10 hhhs .io.rs rrd e II
D Shoulders. Cincinnati cured land II { iron s.;,
CT Rdckcye. and Tor sale ty
81 ETSON & AVERY
ma R'''nvier street
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PRICE l2ss CENTS.
crn.s 81 Me ~ e~spdpcr Press q
unau i'm justly agreed to NJ an ndiourue

G"". " &c 80 if,f :, a., ,,i;,ur.,,o
anlm'usl' agreed u M 'i'' " W., rs,,
the ff'prle'orS, Ma VI 'i =, ~, ~, " W. W.. ~
HObsck'riipNs,,Ll -; ,,n,nli,, j.; i,nn.n: TO-,
par annu u, piYt"lo i' ,' ,. ,,iI, $50
"nl'it7 10, 'n' -, w. n;t,, r,i,i, rc !, yn, Nh
year IN aiVahco' "n' Nv , ~, MI ,r..,,s nv,
description VIII oc a,scoi''l'io" 'n'f III ~
settled. In case {" III no',t' '.'. "'' W. -, III
a. prutA5 mus - ;,; 7>'' = "
expiration oi subsctiPu"l;, -..
ADvERrisiN''r,,' o''''' i,', i", . w. , ,
lscrtion, and hall thlt price 'or eacn suoSeqh'' '
an> material alteration IRON .''e VI gum "o' "
will be charged us ne" one, ,r-
IEARLr ApvERrlsERs'-her o'nn'S INV - IT, '
frty dollars toI English alone, qua s,Ny ~, n'
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only ana
eish,v for both lunguagcs Ship and Steamboat Fac
tors or Commission merchants sixty dollars i'll English
NJ, and eighty for both languages.
MAKR1tGEs DBIrB>RY NorIcEs, and articles call
ing tn. attention of the public to 1nies o. property,
cTds of passengers, hent"' Nc ~ w w a.
vi" .",, ",''' p'' 'i'''' W. w.
CoHMJx1rArlovs, or Nvcrtsemrnts, OF any person
al nature. whea admissible snail DC 'la'sou u'u''''
ana in alliance. e~c nor cent. will be made to
A., iea' sher, Rtyis,ert OF Wills, and Marshals
on sales !" real estate, 10 mar cent. on sales
aiu 3o per cen.. III f'"s'''' i''
other properly. &c ,,,o d;rect linz of business
c Nv ai.r,;r sur "a LEGAL auction and planta
OF the nlVor.sof, SUN as siIny nnmni4 &c. &C. will
on Sales' rih""us '.n,' ~ -, tho nrIn,rv rates.
be charged tor sepa.ntcy' al az M ~, ,;nio viii In.
sha1 Se Nn,h ' and Charged accordingly
40 ACCOMPLISHMENTS " h G n,eynus to insertion or
III any case nhicss pa" w., rns;hlc nerson in town.
payment snnr'n.een ny anS of amusement. advertising
y ', ar the 81" SEASON. to be charged 500 for English
'oi', ana Sio' Ill nu' ~ far po|itcu Offices
Al announcements ., can''a c 'T ,,hcr advertise
w meu,. be e"'Fss" 00'"'' ''' f
Owing to the immense loss .''in'" ~ w a, r, H.
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6tcPpERAS-2N hbls, in store, tor sale by
" Ct DORSEY
e26 "A New leyec.
& UGAR-5o hhds, prlue article, for sale by
- g DORSEY;
e2j Al Nv I'VE
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

y V''T-o 7 u I.I' 7 I'T7I 7 Wv 7TT'N,
ny ltt l1e.tce No. S. Magazine street, New Orleans
lobe MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE * co.
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sC.4LE or pRICEs-Dorble CIV


For double Gin Of so each
cylinder, mat;rg 60 saws the stu,A
with icedrr bands, &c a, 50 per saw or $500 90
For lfouf:le Gin OF 90 s' VS. N a y Under,
or i2o saw. in the stand, leaders, Nc.
Sc per saw, 72O 90
Ford Of 40 SAWS on do. ina
stand, Al ST d per saw, 500 90
For do. OF 81 saws on do. or 40 Saws in
staal, 81 So. 30 per SAW, 600 %
SINGLE GINS
Fora single gin of 50 saws more, with
one sci Of feeders, brlds, &c. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. of Go SAWS, with feeders, Sc al So
50 per saw, 500 W
For do. of 10 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
Is per saw, 500 90
For do. OF 2osaws, with feeders, &c. at 81
so per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, Ter fe, ,ers, supplied a
10 each; tile number oflcclh being about equal
the number of SAWS One set of feeders, it is
sidered however, will wear out ws three sets OF
sows. Extra saws supplied AT 50 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered, the agents of
planters in any of the port the Cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices, the agents paying the
ire lit Oh the same from New York, and becoming
slA-,sble for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wrish,
will he sent with the Gins put them up where de-
sired the charges for whose services will be extra bal
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Horse
terms. Smell steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders fer Gins
thsv should accompany them with their views IN resar,
the arrangements OF saws, breasts, brushes, &c. Ii
is und they differ cpitton Some desire saws OF
larger diameter THAI others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; II some wish them II inches Some
wish or e rows brushes on axle, while others dc
not want more ttn at most. Some wish saws with S
or teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or / |
w Wch discrepancy, prefer they should, al
the time of giving orders, furnish statement Of tlc
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
particular. Where is left discretion We sa
make them on the most modern and approved plan
IA order be executed, from the time ii is received
in the space OF eight nine weeks, and the Gin in tina
tine placedin the hands of the factor To be in TIM,
for the next CROP all orders ous to be in the hands
the manufacturers by the first middle OF May; cxoep
for plantations where they are late in commencing Il
pick gilr cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any Of the ce,tol
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms
| ms 6mos
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ny Travellers es.r"us ot taking the Florida r0f >,
via .cuSacoo, n'hp NORTH are informed that lirr rate
boats vii! constantly from. il0hla l. Pcu-acviu
leaving No,l, aud pen>lco" other dav AFTER liz
list of Ma. Coed stages will aiNavs be provided uy
the u scrbcr he uilneSs take passengers irota
Mobile, III case of the failure of the h"sts
y u An NOlH.
The steamboat Champion l.ayes Mobile for P"u.n
euli twice Gwcek. ieh 70 ly
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FOR NEW YORK.
onI Nae N,rl | inc nf Par kpi I
H. ~ - Is IS

~ - - ~
4 q lean, and New York on every other Monday
commencing lhs 10th november, and to insure the
sirires punrluoty in the tine Of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship IaGoo Captain Trask to leave on the 2o'h nov.
Ship L0"isrWe, Cuphin Palmer, 10 leave on the It'll
December.
Ship Nu~tyrii}c Captain E!lri''g"r to leave on the
18th Decent
Ship 'ictSburg, Captain WooAhouse, to leave on the
ist Jan rery.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the 10Th
January.
IL The above ships are all new. of the first class
cGpFcrcd and copper fastened, and upwards OF O tons
bulirn. If light rtllght of water being built IN
New York expressly for Ike trade. The price OF pas
sage is lNcd at enc Aahdred doiors. Their cabins are
fitted pson the mos improved aud convenient plan, and
flashed in IL neat and elegant style. Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided aud every regard had
the comfort aud entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please take notice that no berth cn be secured u'-
til paid for at the Office ot the consi@lccs.
These Jackets are commanded by CaptaliiS wen eH-
perienced in the trade, who will give every attention,
and exert themselves To accommodate. hey VIII at
all times be towcd up AID down the Mississippi hy
steamboats,, and the srices punctuaity observed IN
the time of sailing.
The owners OF these hips will not be responsible for
let err parcel package by put on hoard OF
hes Unless regular bill OF lading he signed therefore
The copntiug house of the agents or o~n crs. Fer
nrlhrr particulars apps 10 ,.,,,.,
u BEN s. A COHEN;
70, tSt
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NTTY AND INCLINATION: u novel. edited liv
Mss lapdor auth Of - lie In pto, isauicc"
"E1,.l Clwrhilt.' Sc. III vols
TnoMFSONS III E ur HANNAH MOORE
= vols.
HARRY AUSTIN; or, Adventures in The irish
ARM; vols
SPARKS LIrRARFoF AMERICAN EloGRA-
ply, 70 Sc, 10 aud 9.
THE YOUNG HOUSE KEEPER and Thoughts
on Cooktry,ly W. 4. Ale II.
Ihe lie oud Adventures OF NICHOLAS MCKLE>
BY, No.
SKETCHES EY BCZ, Nos 4 \ :.
OLIVER TWIST; or, the Parish Rows Prorrcs, /.
rull .. No >. JusI received and TOR sa, hv
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