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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF u,In

A BEAU 4ItOL HEAD OF HAIR
L s the graniest ornament beionoi,,, 50,
L frame. How strangely tie loss az !, ia,
the counteuanee, aud prema,urely brin,,, = sai,a
pearance Of old age, which causes fnab9. ~ us
being uncovered, and sometimes even a.. i.''l
TO avoid the jests and sneers of ths;- ,su ssesl
the remainder Of their lives is cons, nas,
IN retirement In short, not even tbs 4il sIts
perry Ills the generous thinking yo,,,h vi ~ Pc
heavy sinking gloom as does The osS - I'm ~, uai
Ioayert all these unpleasant cirrnms,. Iia nan
DklDGES BALM OF COLUNIMs s.H VI
hair from falling off on the first annIca,;o a'Os u
lew bottles restores il again. Ii likewise sHa
eyebrows and whiskerS prevents M lp'oNucs
turning gray. makes il curl beauti(nnv a. ,'r ron
from scuri. Numerous certificates Of The g.. .e,s
pectablliy IN support of the virtues Of 0G, lys'
Balm are shown by the proprietors 1'"st
90 Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ. Igto NJ.
Philadelphia, has certified, as NAV he secn q
the high character of tie following oener sv,'"' "
The undersigned do hereby cef,iIv ,b., 81.
used the Balm of Columbia discovered h., "' "3 ~
drdge, and have found il highly seryicpabe ro ~ "
as preventive against the falling off If bs' Vli
also certain restorative '' VIZ
VIM. THATCHER, Sen
Methodist Minister in St. GEORGE cb,,,,
No. Sc North Fifth
JOHN P. lNGLIS, Ss1 Arch :, o.
JOHN d. THOMAS, M. D.
ror,N g r,,n 1863 Race B.
JOHN S. FUREY, lOi Spruce 81
HUGH MeCURDY,
,ar g43 South 7ihs
JOHN GARD, it, l2s Arch ST
II will certainly raise its virtues in Tie esiim,,,,
Of the public, when it is known that three of A.
above slgners are more than so years Of are. AM
the others not less than so.
From the Mayot.l
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
City Of Philadelphia,
], ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said I'll,
OF Phladelphia, do hereby certify that ! am Wes
acquainted with Messrs. j. p IngIis, John s. n.
rev. and Hugh M'Curdy, whose names are STONED
10 the above certificate that they are gentlemen \
character and respeciaby, and as such full credit
should be given to the said certificate.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the seal of the CITY to be afTy.
l.. 5. cd, this sixth day of December, &c.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor
For Sale at the Drug store of T.. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan IL 1899 -27-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
BRICKS. Rrlcl1s. Rricils.

VA AIERMAN X LEARNED'S ne,rly IN
w rented B'ick .Macbine.-Ilaving pur.
chased the right or The State of Mississippi; now
oler 20 dispose OF rights by counties or single rights
70 suit purchasers. Those interested in The mann
lacurc OF bricks, are quested to call and see me on
Grafton and Judge for themselves. The Machine
may be seen IN successful operation in this place,
at Mr.. Walaccs briobyarl f'''''
The principal advantages This machine has over
aioihers now use, consists in the simplicity AMI
strength Of It's structure. aud the rapidiiy il tenn.
pcys the clay and mouIjs the brick, making from GO
to 80 per minute with the aid Of two horses or
mules. Tour men and sufficient number Of bows
= bear olrte bricks. ''S'
THO. b. RANDLE.
Columbus, Aug, II, i83s-5-n,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
New EXCHANGE ONE

. OLD and SILVER aud United States Bank
- NOTES. and all foreign notes bought at the
lishest rates, AZ The Lottery and Exchange Office
Feb. :, lss9-30-tE N'sh'"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice TO Brick Manufacturer.
Waterman & Lsarneds ne,rly inssnted Rs;.L
Machine -"

'"st"'"" y LedfaedS neictg IHsented R.;.L
Machine
VIE subscribers now offer 10 dispose Of Nc.
chimes and rights for any por,;or nr " a.
United States, (Mssisspp and Alabama s,S
70 sun purchasers. The Machine has bcsn II,
successful operation in this place bv Mr. Thas n
nan1e the purchaser Of the RICH, for he S,s,. ~
lM.lsslsslpps and may be seen in operation =, N
times oy those wishing to witness its perlorn.rrs
It's principle advantages over all other machine no'-
IN use consists IN the simplicity and strength Of H.
structure and the rapidity tempers The Claw ana
noulas NE orcS' moulding from so % 50 Dor min
ee, misn lne ald o. TWO horses four men, and sf.
s scienl number o. boys to bare off the brek
further information apply TO Stenhen Wos.-I.oof
Charleston South Carolina, or 10 tbe snbso asermao'
will FeEsa,a ioE c. DAYS ia las mace VINO
c.n...,.. CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

PAIR I3 inch Globes for sale al P6s,er d t;eol.
wins Price so, less Is pr eest III River j,
Alabama money. =
Abo. % Misspuri nannoay. Dee q "a,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Candies.

EPHRAIM BOUND has Just received from IN,
IA iadelpha an assortment of CANDIES, go
article, from the best mandatory in that city.
Hsrch lt,, 1889 s6if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
1Fi.sissiDni Female College.

I FTyuE Trustees Of tbs institution this DAY met
ana adopted the following resolutions:
Resolrsd, That ;Le hoard ui each young lady be
500 pr session. Of twenty weeks, To be pad one
h5f DO advance.
THIS sum is jaieaiel to include, room, bedding,
fuel. washing and al other c0niingen, and extra
charges connected with lie boarding department.
Rcsolred That tie prices Of Fuiuon be as FOL
ows:
Preparatory Department, pr session. SO %
Advanced Department, 20 %
This Department embraces all tie studies
usually taught IN the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including the use Of the Piano, $50 90
Drawing and Painting, IS 90
Painting 10 Oh, % 90
Transferring
Shell work, 90
Wax work }
twill be perceived from The foregoing resolutions
tlal tie rates Of boarding and tuition have been
changed from the former prices. This course the
Trustees have been obliged tn adopt They have
employed competent and efficient inslruelresses. who
must be literally compensated, and Tie resources Of
the institution are the only fund from which that
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
tas proved insufficient.
Tie rates which are now established, both for
board aud tuition, are such as are adopted in other
AMI neigIborng schools and are such as the neces-
sIties Of the College demand.
Resoired, That no young lady be admitted as
student IN the College It'll the ,cholc tuition. and hair
the boarding fees be paid at the time she joins The
College.
TH0S. MGEE, Pres't Board.
BENJ. 5. LONG, Sec'y
Dec Goth, 1888 2Glf
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P0STPO.NE.uE.v7,

FUHIFO,NE.WE.NT
me safe Of The abore described property is hereby
pongoaed natR nc FIRST .H0NDlF M
APRIL Hert 10 take pLace III he cont bop.e j.
ADORE mentioned phhiH Tia nsHai hours.
ft@ ~, lsa1 Jous MooRE, SFG:
54-aal-a ffaHffrs charFe, 81 0Ol
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NIurrell.s

iFE ond adventures BY Virgil A. S,ew,., u.
~ New York edition. jus, rScc;,ei ~ ~ '',e
49,, PF1STER & GOODWIN
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II will certainly raise its virtues in Tie estm,no,
Of the public, when it is known that three of 4,
above slgners are more than so years Of ave an,
the others not less than 80.
From the Mayor.1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

II. w, CATER, Trustee.
[Pr lte $40 90
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80
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NEMrsIlnl'a sale.

~ ~ Mississippi.
March !, iSsa--3ltd pr fec $36 90
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-05-11
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Madison Whig advocate., 1839-05-11

RECENTLY DISCOVERED default of Samuel
Swartwout," &c. Such is the neu title
of this old work. This fact disclosed in
this report, 10 which | wish to call your
attention, is, that the deficit of Mr.
Swartwout al the end of each successive
wear UaS aS fnIlovs.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-05-11

r SUBJECT Of The LATE DEFALCA
TTOyS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

appointing power TO subsesve his owl interests and
those If his friends and parasites, and YET they sss
unwilling ,haithess powers should be vested in a
Council Of ten. Among these appointments, are
the Offices If comptroller and treasurer.
We shall continue our remarks, on this subject
in our next and shew the great power which the
Mayor under Mr.. Hoa's bill, nigh, exercise ovsr
elections, and how the Treasurer and Comptroller
might DO made H. creatures. and. the writer in
the Lousianian observes, s'be silent rather .han
proclaim any improper prnc'ics when attended with
so much danger" to the tenure Of their Offices.
We shall also take up the condition Of the ditter'
en-, municipalities and shew how judciously the
second has been managed. and if the others,
which ere looking in every direction for props to
lean on, have no. been a. judiciously managed, il
did no. arise from any pernicious counsel or ntsr'
ference from ours. II they are willing to ackoow'
ledge ,hs, the Mayor can exercise the appointing
powers and others claimed 70, him better than the,
can, we are sorry for their imbeciiiy and desir,
no closer connecting link than already exists. Thu
Second Municipsl'.y is in most Aourishing con
di,on and We hope and trust that the Legislature
will do nothing to sesa'd is prosperity and advance
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LETTERS FROM THE COAST.


We discover Gen Gaines, has strongly recommended
the GRAFTON by Government Of floating batteries 10 10
placed al the mouths Of our rivers and ha,bours az a
means an Of defence in time Of wsr And for those used
machines and machines Of defence.
We have high respect for Gen Gaines. He il a
brave military commander, and has and done much
service on and but with all due dercnco to his ago.
and experience We must DO permitted 10 say that wafer
does not seem to he his element.
W. consider his project Of floating batteries totally
unht Tor the purposes indicated. How a large oval
mass Of tnbers ohtain quarters for officers and roops
in sufficient force to defend tho sn,runce against an
enemys feet, and yet BE- manageable with steam, and
at the same time answer as dredging machine We con-
ieRs TO he mystery 10 us.
It's said by some experiments made. a, Old Point
Comfort Va sometimes since by some naval .Aicers,
should be made Of solid OAK prevent The passage Of
an eighteen pound cannon ball. within point blank sho
and they came to the conclusion, That no practical
thickness Of oaken wall could he adopted to preven,
such an occurrence. Il is sud BY persona familiar
with ordnance, and proecties that eighteen pound
bsl, within point blank shot, will pass through solid
tians's floating battery. would have to he Of mos,
extraordinary thickness, prevent demo,on pertains
to" much .o' to admit Of thu ready stee,nge and work
There are number Of other objections to the sdop.
'on Of such pnnderous, unweldy and perishabe MA
chimes, some Of ~hch We will name.
1t is well known, that timber continually imme, sed
IN water partly fresh and partly salt . the al
the mouth Of the Balze is suhiec' rapid and Ger, ain
decay ny imnier-i"n. Not only so but such mass Of
heavy tmhcrs would also be subject 10 dry rot that
would soon render battery Of this kind useless he
General might consider, that corrosive sIinatr, could
be applied to prevent decay Of this description: but the
expense attending it. application by sa,9r.son would
cheap to build another battery
ln the next place the bttnn, Of s"eh battery, would
have to be perfectly fiat, which would make i most
dif:nt mass to steer and give it such evolurons a.
might be required. Ito turning would be slow. and
uncertain. by any that could be adopted az -
cally, il the water should be roughened with high
Wind at the time; whoever, has undertaken to steer
dnt bot omed boat has realised this difficulty,
common v+ssa from possessing sharp keel, can
be raised out owater, coppered md otherwise repaired
We doubt whether any proposition Of national
defence was ever more untsnabls than this, il we
except the gun bna. system Of Mr. J fsrson. We
could state many other objections; hut consider
enough has been said o'show the fntu,y Of such
project. As to the idea of making the battery a
dredging machine, j, is too chimeicnl for discus
sion. Indeed. the Genatsi as lett Us in the dark
as 10 the n.'dt operandi. or has !" how The battery
is to perform this du'y ad4i" 70 il, nhsr fune.
si"ns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

A UNE sssem6lec des actio naires dc Ia Gonna.
- gnie du Hail lsoad de la NouvelIe Orleans ct
Nash lille, tenue le % Janvier, 1889. ~
Mr. James II. Caldwell esq. a etc nppo,f All fauteui
ct Mr. NJ w. Hoffman esq ete nomine secretaire
Lie rapport annuel des President ct Direc ss.
H. sur qu"i etc unanimemcnt resolu quill sera i'm
prime. "'
Les actionnaires on proccde relecton dos dire.
Tours lie DIR. E. II. Barton ct w. F.C Duplessis a !,
etc NOMINEES rarporters. Au depouillenent il par,,
gull await IL $50 votes, que les prrsones suivan
tes ont etc unanncment clues pour Iespacs dun an.
snvoir 49,
James II Caldwell, Nv HotTms,
Clark Woodroof, Herstjo Dnv;.
VIC Duplessis d Augusliu.
Jeremiah Berry, Geo. 4 Aurranau
:. Gordon Jr. VIM Chri>ty.
Sur motion, resolu que les ac,iounarcs aourne sine
die. 81 ". IIDEEWAN 'c
% Jun S.,.,.;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

"ASHlHoToS, Jan. 10.
Mr. Morris presented petition which was laid
on tho table from William PAN, ef Dhik s;;stsn
specie IN carrying on the comnercin' transactions
"t the country. Mr.. Nicholas Of Louisiana report.
ed from The committee on The D s,rc, Of Coum blu
IN answer TO the resolutions directing tha, com.
'nis'ec to inquire whether or not tho Banks in the
District had complied with Tho law OF las, session
prohibiting ,Esm from using small notes, The
committee on Public Lands was discharped from
the request contained in resolutions for a gran,
for siding two Of the VI. colleges.
Mr.. Wright asked TO have the Finance Com.
mit.ee discharged from the consideration Of a m
mortal praying for q National B nix.
The orders Of tho day, The land bill came up nd
Mr.. Calhoun give his views a, Iene.h-beinp in
favor Of cedi"g the public lands 10 the Sua,es in
which they are situated. Mr.. award followed, ho, h
opposed to the cess'on and the plan Of reduction
The bill was ordered to he engrossed ~ to %,
Two opnon. mis- absent.
Mr.. Drsme"ole in the House3moved to susps nd
tho rules, 10 take up . resolution he had offered
two days since, to elect the committees when M,
appointed by the speaker, vira vose and no. by
oa!l"s-los'97 I" % twoth being necessnry.Mr
Williams laid upon The table tho N. C .rona resn.
lutions with regard 10 the Public Landr, which
were read and ordered 10 b printed. Mr.. LeRar;
asked to have the committee on Foreign Affairs,
discharged from the consideration Of 4 memorial
from citizens OF Massachusetts in relation 10 peace
which was granted. A bill for settling the claim,
Of New Hampshire was reported by Mr. Howard
and referred to q committee Of the whole. A
joint resolution explanatory Of the pension &C, July
1887, extending The &C. Of relief to certain widows
who married subsequently to a certain date, was
reported and referred to a committee Of the whole.
The swar'wou' defalca ton was taken mp and dis
cussed thrnu,h tho res, Of the dnv,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

on the circulation ofsmall notes, has passed both
houses Of the New York Legislature: in the So.
nate, by q vote Of 20 to 2, and in the house, by
III toe.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

The story tina, Gales as he 10 improperly term
cd Weeks being his nome) who fell in the Gal.
House affair in Louisville, was the murderer Of
HELEN Jewet,, r. P. Robinson, 10 all a fabrication
Unless a better story can be furnished up, sccid-
On, makers don't deserve thin salt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

Literary Praey.-N. P. Willis having with.
drawn from the New York Mirror will in conjunc-
ton with Dr.. T. o. Porter, shortly issue paper
entitled "The Corsair ~ In what sea Of L,era-
,ure will they commence their depreda,ions
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26
Cam y 81. Theatre.

THIS EVENING, JAN. 26,
Wilthe performed the beautiful Play OF
GEORGE BARNWELL
Gaorge Barnwell, Mr. Darnwe,
Thoroughbred, Gilbert,
Truemam. Kepp-lI.
Miliwood, Mrs Greene.
Pas Seul, Mira Bonnie.
Dance, Miss 'Wray,
To consluds with the Drama Of
ISABELLE.
Eugene, Mr. Fredercks,
Scipio, Greene,
Apollo, Johnson,
Isabelle, Mrs Greene.
Mr. E FORREST has arrived due notice, will be Civ
en- Of hiS First Appearance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VNHEprce OF fresh -four to-day Is S8 90 p.r barrel
4 according to the tariff; the bakers shall give dn
res Of bread for bt Bread Of tho second M. ill.,, =;
required to weigh IS per cent. MORE viz: Is ounces
jan26 G. GENoiS ME-
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
Az ~ The schr MARION, Torrey, master,
S79M SOU barrels burthen, apply to
JAG 70 go,
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81. Charles Theatre.

10Th night of tho engas cement of the celebrated
Miss ELLEN FREE.
This Evening, January %,
Will he prrfo, the Play Of
THE STRANG Err.
Stranger, Mr. Scott,
StenioTt, lurrison,
Francis, Debar.
Mrs Haller, Miss Tree,
An Overture BY tho Orchestra
Grand Pas seui, by Mad'le Ravenot
To conclude with the laughable Piece Of
PERFECTION.
Sir Lawrence, Mr.. Farren,
Charles Paragon, Browne,
Kate URren, Kiss Tree.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26

$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only S4OO
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Nos a, "A, g. tho second Captol Pr;z. NJ 4, mn
was sold at tho Verandab, ~o'''
i, Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Clsss q.
Co. 81, s.. S, 30 "a, 4, SO, 50, >, 10.
LASS No. s. Authorised by tho Legislature Of
Ias', at O'clock P. NJ. a, Bishops HoisI, ~
DAVIS Il co, Managers.
Is Drawn n,mbers-l2 Drawn Ballots,
Splendid Scheme
on. rnses' amounting to $le2 500
Tickets - 0O-llalves ? O0-Quarters l co.
Packages of 25 Tickets for 500, warranted to d,,
sleast $4S Packages Of rs Half Tickets $50 90 war;
zsnted 10 draw at least 44 on. Packages Of IS u,,,sr
Tickets $:5 40 warranted to draw at least $l2 20.
For packages Of single tickets, apply at tho
james IL ch.r,,..
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EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

EDITORIAL SUMMARY.
The Free Benefit given to the Firemen's Assoc,-
alton at the ST Charles, on tho l2'h inst, netted
them s2,il4!! Quite muni6cen, donation!
Tho number Of prisoners tried by the Court Mar.
rial a, Kingston. are lao. remaining un,ned in Fort
Henry, 4; remaining un,ried in the hospital, 9;
died in hospital, 2; Queens evidence, 4. Total
number taken, l59. Ten have already been exc.
cuted.
The State deb, Of virginia is s5,2s'sso. which
i. IL expected will be increased to $3,024,I ITO.
-Hamblin proposes to rebuild the Bowery. He
also proposes TO issue 10000 tickets mt so cents
ench, to be received during tho first 40 night. after
the Theatre is opened, although The price Of sd'
mission will be IS cents a. heretofore. He wants
100000.
A man in Macon Georgia recently cut his wifc's
throat, because he said he had proofs Of her inf.
deity.
The Wing Convention in Rhode Island have
nominated Gov. Sprapus for ,e.elcci ion, md Joe.
sph Chiids for Lieut.. Gov.
The Mnssachuseis Legislature probably re-
elecsed Hon. Dan. Webster to tho United State
Senate on the 18th inst.
| w. W. Irwin the regularly nominated whig
candidate has again be enunsuccessfu in q con,es,
for the mayornl,y cfPn,sburgh He WINS defeat ed
by a Whig, VIM. Little Esq, who was nom ma ted
by the young men and irenrn and who wos ais,
supported by tho democracy. His majority was
300.
Edward Coleman tho murderer was hanged a,
New York on the ll,h, for the murder OF his wife
| in the prescnce Of nhou, 200 spectators. They
experimental On his hods with the multiplying al
vanic battery, but nothing new wns elected saw
exposed soacd being ahou, foot, potu cod rs .io-
lint shock # no, greater than ba.te,y Of 1000
tour inch plates.
Consumption is as bad IN Boston as ye,,r
'cver in New Orleans. In the year 1888, j, mad,
2j6 victims, whs other dis, a.es and caus,s -,
death carried off, GU, Of a population Of 80 600
bu, 1864.
Deaths in 'he city Of New York, for the week
ending tho IL h inst. were g6.
A young lady, aged 90 wa, burned to death j,
tho city OF New York, on the 18Th inst. frUm be
clothes taking fire.
The number Of f"rc,gn arrivals a, Baltimore. If
1898, was 4oo OF these, 3l8 were American an,
80 "relgn.
The f"reien arrivals at New York during tn,
year 1888, we're 100. OF these, 1861 wer.
American vessels.
The passengers arrived at New York during III.
year 1888, were 1851; nearly double tho nun.bc,
which landed in 1897
Inc following address written by our fellow citizen
James 6"ese, Esq was spoken the occasion Of thu
Oenedt Of the Fir-mens Charitable Association on ths
| l0t, ;ps b,J
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TO BE DR. AVN THIS DAI

TO BE DR. AVN THIS DAY.
ne following are the drawn numbers of tho Louis
lana Lottery, Class II, for 1889:
40 2s' AZ, S, ~, IT, 81. 4s, 10, 65. Sc, 10.
100000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
Il o U l S A N A LOTT Terry,
Authorized BY AZ. Of Legislature. Chapter KILT
drawn on Saturday, Jan. Goth 1889, at o'clock, p,
~ :!'h sE Exshenss Hoel, St: Charles ST.
~ ;. GkEe'oHf y CO. Successors to "a TES
McINTYRE 4 Co.
rs Numbars-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
Prizes amounting to 1896 1877,
Packages Of rs tickets for $125. Packages of aS
bali tickets $62 So Packages of Is Quarter Ticksts Tor
sS ~ FSI rashsess Or single Tickets apply at
JaqSo 80, Canal street, next to Camp st
RoSAN CEMENT. landing from ship Elizabeth
j,.ss READ IS & 81 EXRsrow,7 Bank Place.
> DIS READ l. BAksToW:'7; g. B.n is' fl. Sy'
RAEGING and Bale Rope for sal. by
- ngs READ 4 BARsrOW, Bank Place
1tHOCOLhTE--15 cases sweet C1ocoIata landing
" hom ship Constantine, for sale by
j2s ISAAC Bal6iE {, CO. Is! ;Isga.ins s.,
WATER Boo1s-,o cases thick water boot., for
1.91 1871 Magazine 1T
aVANA SEsARS-35 NJ. Principe Havana Sc
- gare, IN quarter boxes. for sale by n
!.zs. ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co, 1874 Magazine =,
ACDO GREGORY'S
lt2o Exchange Office, rs Canal st
cRTHERN ExCHANGE-Bil's of Exchange on
New York, at short sight, and Al 80 and 90 a
Appiyto ANDREWS & BR0s; @'S'
J1-o-1s --- 50 Camp st
ENLOUR-IW barrels choice LIands I,ndc1 from,
steam bout TRANSIT, and 1u5aals bv
jig -. q DORSEY, a. New ~ves
sxEEf-HalibsTrrl mess and prime, at the insnec
- tion. in Store, for sale by {; Da,I}SEY
= JAZZ IL New Levee
Z ntF SGGAR-ln0 LLl. in store. and far sal. Lv-
Ii jas J THAYER 4 Co, "a PnvJ,ss,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-26
FOR BOSTON.

~ The Al barque BEAVER. Edmond.
HIM master, will have Immediate despatch For
2Es. freight, applyto S&J WHITNEY,
-ye-o 70 Camp 81
FOR NEW YORK.
The Al brig MOXy, Capt Grant, for
s & P WHITNEY,
Ja<o 70 Camp g.