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TO THE LADIES.

~ LIE LADIES'.
DIR HUILS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro.
L laPsus Utcri, or Falling Of the Womb, by ex-
tcrnal application supcrscding tho uso Of the Oh
jcctionable prcssary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted the means of perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed of performing
cure, even under tho most aggravated circumstan-
ces. 1t has received the decided appreciation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper Of London ! Sir Benjamin c
Brodle Sir James Clark, Physician TO the Queen;
Dr. Ashwcll. Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos
pital DR. Rigby, lecturer to St Bartholomew DR.
Griffith lecturer to Westminster Hospital; Dr.
Ramsbolham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lyinp.in hospn.
al DR. Sweatman, lecturer to MiddIcsex hospital,
and senior accoucheur to Queen Charlotte's lying.
n-hospital also by Henry Davies. Conquest !;
Blnndcll, Lee, Mcrrmun, surgeon kcatos, SC. by
DR. Morrcau, president OF tho Academic Roayale
dc Medicine, Paris and Accoucher to the Duchess
D'Orleans professors VoIpcau, Mariolin, Paul
Dubois, Sa son and others-and in New York by
professor J W Francis, G S Bedford, NJ d profas.
sor OF midwifery in the university of the CITY of
New York, Prots. Dclsfod, and Francis, U John.
ston, president County Med Society," Laurens Hull
president med society State Of N York, profs ia.
McNaughton of Albany, profs March, Cyrus Per-
k,ns, Doane-Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert smith,
Hosack, Stearns. Ludlow, Nissan, Vache, Power
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other dstin.
guishcd physicians in the U States.
A Hull, Office Vesscy st, Aston House IN
York.
% constant supply Of tho above instruments,
with DR. HuIs improved Trusses for Hernia, will
be kept by SlCkLES Il Co, N Orleans,
A e Carpenter, Natchez; Stone Il Marsh, Wood.
vile; Booth aud Mallory, Mcmphsi W ID WiIkin.
son, Some rviIlc; Hall sand Washington, Nashville;
McNuiray and II amiton dol r /. Bliss, Florence
Ala; J c Spotswood, Athens; Irby and Mastin,
Huntsville Du Bose and Rolf, Mobile. apl I'm,
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FRANKLIN IJ0FI1laAR1.

VIE public are pectfuilv informed that I'm I'M
luton r erected on Inc i'nprosed vssp, o.
an hy hnd most 1rabe s'tns,ioa, n Inv fsslsat
siiPi.
Inc building ,. 'nrge an mos teoamodiuHslt disfde
mo apartments, for keeping separate dFer.nt eIasss1
The institution j. suppl Il witt, TN uio,t skfuj nd
"tep',ve male and female Bses, and speaking the V
ro'is modern languages.
frIvn'e ROOMS may be bad ~ genile,seS al five dol
lars Psr day, n.Indn- attendance, Ne
Terms in the OF mary wards, ~ o dolsys mar al I
Slaves Also Two dollars. Small Pax in ,is ss6aast
wards, five eArars.
Az cnptal surgical operations extra.
re resident PAvsr1aI is DR. WeddeInaB, to whss
nppl"afioh for admission be made. ur to ~ G
l'"z''nherg, No ~ Rampant street. apt9vv
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DARLOR ORN AMENTS Rare and beautiful
l. cnrlos'iies, tor sale only by Rees & D'iange,
and atzPlough's Museum.
All these "rnamenis consist Of the most liens
did specimens ut or,h,nnlo1y from Europe, A so,
Africa, aud our own Country.
APP OVID no,.sa' 90 days will be taken oil
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VARNISHES-Th Subscriber, having lat " eeta.
Y bshed varnish n,annincfory in New ,rleans, rs
ready 10 supply the painters and the public in general
nv wholesale ~ retail, His prices moderate, and
the quality Of his prdnc's superior any br,uch
to this place. Tha gentleman emFose ed snpesnserd
the n,anuaesor has been ut the head OF mn exsers;ve
call the Of Natchez and TchoU,.itouss s,s
shall he presented with fair sample Of any vavuisl,
they wish to try, Arnngst the yarnsles ar. ,he
coach No warranted NOT TO change in boilina
water. The black varnieh for stores and steam Loc
chin,nies The Transparent vsrnish without .s~ell,
Ae.- a8 II BONNAREl,
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tOT"FT u W CHHT7PS = C0WWON Street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
nuSH & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
ID 'enton Of citizens and strangers to their complete
assort,nen, Of Gentemcn's linen shirts, do cambria
with linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts linen col
lars: silk, cotton and merino under shirts and drawers
cambria md silk handkerchefs: black and fancy era
watts in great variety; stocks of every description: gum
elastic and cotton suspenters: silk and thread
gloves gents oskin gloves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Spenlid assortment Of ladies' and gents vr.
ting DESKS dressing cases. port olos, perfunery, cut.
lery, and rich fancy goods.
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- IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS,
70 snil punctualIy every Monday from each mort.
This Line cf Packets have been inc reused to .ley
Ell first class Ships, consisting of
Ship NnshriHe, Captain Wood
irknmsas, Captain + 5 Dennis,
hinbamn, Captain & G Berry,
orleans Captain 5 Sears,
vicksburs, Captain Bunker,
Innthen Captain Ashley.
NashciNe, Cautnn Wood.
Louisn, Captain Truman.
Oconee Captnin Lyons.
Ocmuisee, Captain l.cavi,t.
Ne" Nip - Captain Woodhousc.
New Ship - Captain Nichols.
he above ships all of the first class conpered
and copper fhsened, and were built in New York ex-
ressly tor this trade-they Of light draugh Of wa
ter and almost invariably cross the bar without leen-
ton ~
These packets commanded hy Captains well ex.
Perenceh IN the trade, and will always exert themselves
to accommodate. They will ulw avs he towed up and
down tue river. and will promptly sail as advertised.
ihey nave handsomely furnished nccomnololions and
stores OF the first quality will always be furnished and
every attention paid To the comfort and satisfaction of
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed at $780, without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
, n,: SD Common street
glass; hollow wnre marble granite cooperngc Of tin
or rust m non or STEEL responsible for any package
or parcel put on board, unless regular bill oluna be
Signed therefor, at the Office of the agents.
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4 Card.
ORLEANS LI7HOGR1PHIC ESTABLISIi-
ME- T, SO MAGAZINE STREET,

OPPOSITE BANKS ARCADE.
y" GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w irie IDS and the public of New Orleans. for the
patronage bestowed him for the last two years. and
bess leave them that all orders committed to
his charge shall he pnnclually ATTENDED to; he will as
usual keep the Office open duri1. the summer, and
lars, business and address cards funeral notices, maps
plans, and drawings, every description, al the
shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms.
Being assisted ny artists superior to any other establish
,nent in the city, and from. long experience in the
lhographic line, he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
NE Apoll:ccarics and druggists labels ,uted in
as good style copperpInte engraving, and at
third Of the expense. jy2i
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ENiCCR-lIS3 brs landing from s,enmboa, Mem
Il lhis, jr for sale by u DORSEY
mar ~ "a New | svsa
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ACkEKE!, &c-l5 bills No | mackereI, 1! bis
1Vl Nu2jn
Is bis No 3do E half hhls No do
3l3 kegs No do; 1873 kids No do
% Kegs Tongues Sounds, l.i hbs Potators
u hbls tanners OIL landing from ship ltnht Nor
r's, for sale by 5 L. } WHITNEY,
mary % Camp st
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llANNA FLAKE, large and small, landing, to be
MI sold by the case, at New York prices
II BONNABEL,
apl4 corner Magazine and Tcllapilouas SITS
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"lllSkEY-5o barrels whiskey landing from
w steamer Fuser, for sale hv
ms STETSON l. AVERY, SO Gravier st
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IRON CHESrS-Just received at the Louisiana
L Ware Rnon,s, 50 Bicnvc street. t. superior sin
gle and double fire prooiir"n chests, from the factory
ST J L. Brown New York, Tor sale by
fell WM K CARNES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

WHiTNEY'S COTTON FACTORY--The sui
w scriher would inform mere hants and planter
,H"! ms establishment is in full operation and tina
ne Is producing fabric under the style und deuo,niu
,'oh OF WhtIeys negro cOttOIs. Those wishing Il
purchase a superior article for plantation use, viii
please call and examine FIR themselves at NIessrs Pc.
Mortl', agents 10 Chartrcs at the establishment
"f the S" 'scriber a57 Tchouptoulaa st.
cor BENJAMIN WHITNEY.
'e-1 New Orleans, February 7, 1889
| TO RENT.
| - That desirable dwelling house, also til,
sssm store underneath nov in complete order
;tf4. Possession given Immediately. Terms vel,
or,9 CIV rKiTciiaE6'& SvG'y TA e X; '' y%
III, corner P"ydras 4. Magazine SITS
obACCo-l5o boxes manufactured tobacco, va.
ml3 IBRIDGE. g. Co. 1871 Magazine st
ANn-SOO kegs Lert Lard in store for sale BY
- nil G DORSEY. a New i.ovcc
OUH-8uO LLls flour, nfout for sne by
ml3 DORSEY, ~ New!.evee
NLoUR-5OO brl. choice brands in store for sale by
I ml6 DORSEY, ~ New Levee
Wh'ssKEY- $50 tr!s rec,iGad, in s,or. for ,nIe by
W milo 3cht DORSEY, a New Levee
LADIES' & Gl5AefLEMEN's GOLD CHAINS
~ LILLIAN BELL. has thi. day received good ns .
soruilent, winch will he offered remarkably
chenp: No Is Charities st
B Old gold and silver taken in exchange. mar
DEPOT OF CELEBRATED WINES.
oNSTANILv on hand and regularly supplied
with the mos, celebrated Wines, warranted pure
RHENISH WINES.
Oldest Lei stem md Stein Wine; Steinherger
9ur La'y's Milk !ol,a,nisIerger Rudeshei"cr
!lckhei'ner, 1927; Marcobrnnner; Grasfenberger
BORDEAUX WINES.
1.eove; Palmer Margaux
Su.crior 81 Julien and st Emilion
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FALL g. WINTER CJ,OTUINC

FALL g. WINTER CLOTHING.
+. FREEMAN \ CO., Mo. }, Magazine street
y. are rrrcn ing their supplies of Fall and White,
Clothing, and will continue 10 receive shipments rcg.
larly throughout the SEASON. Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply m, rchuns from
the country at the shortest notice; for sale wholesale
Il retail, on recommending terms.
ep29
THINESE TRUNKS--J,,t received an nssorr.
~ ment ni the above article, prevrntatyes against
moths, with peculiar brass locks. well adapted far la.
dies dresses or for holding papers &c. bsg extremely
light and hnnu;U ONE, for sale AT GOSSIP $50
te26 Exchange hotel - Charles st
4 Alb" hrs hosn receiving from ship Charlie
] imagine, and for sale bv
mar - SHALL \ BROWN, 96 Mag azine
AkD-atoheSs Leaf Lard, in sl,t,. for sale bv
- Il. DORSEY,
n@' a New Le,e,
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After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 d.
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE sTREETCAR
Leave Canal street at O'CLOCK A. NJ and hourly.
So So nniupp eve
hour, and continue throug bout the day until oco y
from the head of Jack ION street =
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide bemsc,x
with Tickets money will he taken by the cohdn
Office New Orleans and Curroillon Rail Road Con.n"
Poydrns street. JOHN HAMPSON
nnv2N Chief Eng NJ q A r Il -
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" IIJSkEY-5U hbs rectitird, landing from steam
W rr Memphis, for .uIe by G DORSEY,
moo A No., I -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

Lady .Nontagues Compound Chinese Soap re-
omme nie d bv the Indies Of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed royalty, nobility, the press, and the
gigantic balance of all things. public opinion hiss
eul"e''ed II aud placed the efficiency Of Lady L.
Monague's com pound Chinese soap beyond .us.
plc'on tor ,cter or ring worm. pimples The face,
sun burn, tan, eruption, prickly heat, and af1ecs
t"ns of the skin, the healing qualities Of this soap
"ill soon eradicate. 1t is rccomm ended as an
emotnt shaving sop or compound for gentle-
men, Tor beauttyinp the complexion, removing
treckles, and lmpar'ing freshness aud deIicacy to
the complexion. The atst"crntic distinction of a
soft and white hand, is with many an ohjec, of
considerable interest. Exposure Of warm climates
the neck lace and hands hrcome tanned or hard
ened, and the inventions Of modern chemistry have
been rendered subser wei, erey to the neces.
sary every day ars OF ii' but even to its luxures
and eegances.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. 95 Custom.
house ST. Price 81. oil
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LONDON STATIONARY 4 FANCY ARTICLES
Just received per Washington, from Ii ndon. 8
DAPER--English Drawing, of all sizes for rcitpe,s
l. Superior blue laid, blue and yellow wove Letter
Copying paper large and extra laIee
Embossed 40 and super satin 8vo gilr edged note 4
motto paper, enchased& gold 4 silver bordere.i
Enocloppes: white, tinted, enc,used, e,nbossed
gold and silver bordercd
Manifold Writers: W-dgewooa and Ackermans 4
taibohic and Senic Carbonic Book.
London made folio copying machine,
London pocket books ami wallets, real Russia
Encha and seal head turtle shell Penholders
Illuminated morocco envelope cases
London prepared worries, for miniatures
London water colorS in boxes and hy the ngle cake
Oxford and miscellaneous drawing ho, ks
Ackerman's dawn g pencils, in cases of and 8
Steel Pens: Perry'S extra fine, fine, nedu,n, broad
and London bridge
London portable pens, in boxes of25 each
Ink: Ackerrnans liquid cur,nine, Stephens writing
fluid, Perrv's fluid, Morrson's and Terrv's
copying ink permanent blue and red fancy
culored fluids
Elegant hkstands and rscritoires
London sealing and waters, and all ether srti.
ces. suitable for offices and counting rnoms all Of first
quality. f JOHNS / Go.
mar IL Nv Cor st Charles and c MN I'D
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GEORGE L. CfllLDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
M Ill. attend the Supreme Court, and tho District
w Courts, Of Harrisburg, and some of the adjacent
counlies--Office ut the City Of Houston.
Claims on the government, either Tor Bounty Land
money, will be undertaken AMI promptly attended
To either for non residents or residents of Texas
Address from the Uuiled States-Cy Of Houston
To the Of 5. Kicker jr Texas Post Office AsenH
New Orleans. i'm mar :
DEANS ~ bills landing hom steamboat st | uuis
- Tor sale by ABRAHAM TRIER,
. mar Is 1874 Magazine st
lfE OF CARDINAL CHEVEKuS, Archbishop
L ! Of Bordeaux by the Rev. J Huen Douhourg, ex
professor Of theology translated from, the French b,
RobertsM Walsh, Just received and for sale by
milo TOWAR, 40 Camp st
M ANll.LA ,OnDAGE--A colnpi l., Ut
w Of Manila Cordngs and Hawsers, for 5 lie by
mar 8 SAL WHITNEY, Il Camp ST
hATS-lo CASES blk silk plush Hats, lm ale ~
Amut 2 SHALL &:BkOWN, o6 Magazine
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WI NES-50O dog at superior old Sherry and Port
w Wines, bottled ia bo.d ia England and Imported
INTO this country in 1896. For sale III low prices
60 Ciose the Consignment by
mar 10 HOLMES & MILLS, Bank Place.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The superior ship ZOTOFF, Capt.
Txf Merrill having the grcatrr pnrt of her cargo
;:s;s ,o6 gngsd, will have Immediate despatch. For
freight OF 800 bales cotton, or passage, apply to
april l. | GAj,E 81 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

NICHOLAS NICkI.EBY-Nus. I, und 9; also
' the first six iii one part: with variety Of
very interesting books Just received; for ale by
mI A TOWAR, 40 Cap,p ut
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10
l.ArE PUBLICATIONS.


VI\liE Bench and the Bar 'ne aui n Of" Random
l. Recollec1iors of the Lords ana Commons -
:. The Great Metropolis" sc III !vols.
Neal Malone mad other Tales Of Ireland, by W II
Carleton, author Of Traits and Stories Of the Irish
ieasantry, ia vols, lust received md for snlc hv
mar - WM Mexican, cor Camp L. Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

bacon SIDES-JO casks Cincinnati, cured, land.
- Ing from steomer Memphis, for saIe by
MARCO DORSEY. "a New Ievee,
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tANDl .ES- 50 boxes sperm candles, just rccci, Ct,
~ per ship Orleans, tor sale by
mll SHALL II BROWN. 96 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

II w PERRY continues to carry the CRATE aud
~ stove manufacturing business, and offers for sale
80 whicI, the attention Of the public arc invited.
M Nv l. W PERRY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

1NHOCOiATE-aO half boxes RECEIVING iro III I}os
~ ton per ship Columbian and for sale by
m2l SHALL. Il BROWN, 90 Magazine 1t
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FOR LIVERf'

FOR HAVRE.
AZ The and fast sailing ship CORIO-
HID i.ANUS, Captain Tcnnev, will have n,ne.
E date despatch h"vng the greater par, of her
cargo engaged FOR ght Of loo bales cotton or Pas
snge, apply to LII GALE,
april 4 81 Common at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

lust received ut Towars bookstore, 40 Cam, 9,
= supply of the following books;-RusseIlis Nlo.
germ ger Europe; Hannah Moores Works; Crabhe's Eng
.sn eyn"nymes; Badin's Anatomy; Cnmhes Phise
GTosy, M"ngometys Lectures; Stevens Travels in
lelrca and the Holy Land, Greece, Tur.
KEY, Russia snd Poland Keith on the Prophecies: In
va'.d 1 ornSle; Lady of Lyons SaImagindi; West
Anastasiu.; DE We're; diary OF I'hys Mercham,
.lerk; WIN all q" Janes' very popular novels by The
MOO
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FIHEMhN'S INSURANCE OFFICE, OF NO.
F1Nli T. Stockholders hereby notified that the IN,
lnstaimeM on their stock is due and pnvn!,lc on
the 9th of April, the Office of the Company u Camp
street. Is f. l. TRACY Src'ry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

TLASS-Just landing iron, Pitsllrg, an assortment
" of Jars, Walls, and Window Glass, at wholesale
and retail ut II BDNNABEl,
mur 81 Cor Of NacheZ and Tchnpitlui SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-10

VOAiIDW CAND,.ES-lno boxes mould laow
Candles, fer sale by Bird II L. Co,
~ l:B Magazine ST
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No. 63 Magazine treet, opposite Eanks' Arcaie,
NSTABliSHED for the execution of maps, plans
~ and drawings merchants circulars, business and
address cards Of every description, funeral circulars
deep mourning pu,'er npothecary and labels;
bank Checks druy receipts &c. printed aud rxecu. in
acheap and ''edtous style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE
B Ban Notes .ieatlv executed m24
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BUREAU DINSUEANCE. lsES pOMpIEES
ihs Ia Nouvcllc Orleans.
A Wis est donnt so,anpteuts que lie 7u,e install
ment sur lenr subscription, det ere payt avriI
8, al bureau dc la compagnle q Camp It.
ml3 T. l. TRACY S,cvc,n;rc
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FIREHEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
L, .

FIREHEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
TENiE President and Directors Of this Company have
Il this day declared dividend of 10 per cent on the
capital paid in payable to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives, alter the the 8t, instant.
apl2 G. l.. TRACY, Secretary.
BUREAU DE La COMPAGNtE DINSU-
RANCE DES POMPIERS.
De Ia N0uvee Orleans
f President ct Dircccdrs de cote Institution,
~ ont declares ee jour, I'm divdcndo do dix sur
cent du capita! dGjA s"uscrit Payable aux Sous
scrlpteurs gu leur Repressntans, sur on apres le
hut eourant.
Avril !, 1889.
nj Z, l.. TRACY, Secfdtaire,.
NTHiSkEf-I00 bbls landing from steamer MAJ
W mon Tor snlc by Il. DORSEY,
mid .. a New Levee
(xUNNY BAGS--4O bales in store for sale by
~ mar % DORSEY, A New I,eveo
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GGS-4 bbls landing from steamboat St Louis cor
~ sale by ABRAHAM TRJER.
mar ID 81 (;rnvicr 9,
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iNSEED OILS casks rsceiying from New York
IL per ship Mississippi and for sale by
m25 Shall, f. BRONVS. o.; Mspsz MIN. :.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-23
FOR SALE.

IN Saturday, the 9th day of March next,
~ will offer for sale, to the highest bid
der, Iro Hundred and 1,centy Eight Acres
IF Rirer Land, situated in Jefferson county,
Miss, fourteen miles below Rodney. Sixty
acres cleared and under good fence, and the
balance we'll timbered. One third of the
purchase money will be required in adj
vance, the balance on credit of one and
two years.
Also, on the same day, on credit of one
year, will sell my stock of Cattle, Horses,
Hogs, Farming Utensils, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Cord Wood, Oxen, &c.
Sale to take place on the premises, be-
tween the hours Of IL o'clock A. M. and 3
o'clock P. nj.
PRESTON w. NEATHERY.
Feb. %. 4l-ts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-23
NOTICE.

RY virtue of authority reposed in me by
decree of the Hon. the Superior
Court of Chancery Of the State of Missis-
sippi, will expose at public auction, upon
the premises, on Tuesday the 9th day Of
April next, between the hours Of IL A. M.
and 4 P. M, the following property, situa-
ted in the town Of Rodney, Mississippi, Of
the following description, to VITA GER
tain lot or parcel of land in said town, at
the corner of Magnolia and Commerce
streets, having front Of 66 feet and running
back 100 feet, containing one half acre,
more or less, on which are erected Brick
Storehouse; also Frame Storehouse and
Warehouse. The said property is decreed
to be sold to satisfy mortgage executed BY
Samuel A. Mason and Mary, his wife, to Sc
cure Messrs. A. Fisk, Burke & Co. in the
payment Of a certain sum Of money due
them By said Samuel A. Mason.
Said property will be sold on credit d
six months from the day Of sale. The pur,
chaser giving bond with good and sufficient
security for the payment Of the purchase
moneys the said bond bearing interest from
date until paid.
GEO. TORY, Com. in Chancery. 3
Feb. p. 4I-ts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-23

vaccc their pretensions. Tho sales Of the
week amount to about 60OO bales, viz. "a
at I54, 90 al l24, 50 at IA, 81 at l3a, 376
at l3a, l4S ut ID. 1872 at Is, lO6 at Is, lOi
at I4a, IA at TIA, % at Is, $50 at ID, $50
at 1874, l39 at l5a, Sd at 1874, Id at Ia, 3O5
at III, 1873 at 81, 80 at Ii, 1874 at 49,, 203
at l34, 5O7 at 1874, sc at Ia, and 279 at
Ida. Several brokers remarked to US that
some particular transactions had been rath-
er more favorable to buyers than The rates
quoted would infer, but that in extremes,
and in general, the quotations were correct,
and should be continued without change.
Liverpool, Dec. %.
The contradictory reports of the state of
the cotton crop have unsettled the market
here very much; there is however, an ad-
vance in prices. from to ID generally -
There has been more activity to-day, and
the sales may be from 9 to 10000 bags
Surats are selling at i'd per ID above last
weeks rates; $4,000 from ii to Sd. Ameri-
cans from 81 to Sad. N. o. are reported to
be generally inquired for and sold at Dad.
For the week ending 23d, the sales reach
ed 4O,7 bales, 1900 of which were taken
on speculation, at an advance oe over the.
rates of the previous week.
TIE sales Of cotton at Liverpool for the
week ending Dec 81, had been rising 49,
600 bales, at IA advance Of Id per lb on the
sales of the preceding week and I'd on the
rates prevailing onsthe 10Th. The flour
market at both London and Liverpool had
been very dry for the few days peevious to
Dec 23d. Wheat had also receded triflle.
Advices we're received at London on the 20
Dec, of the failure of the Bank Of Belgium.