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PROSPECTUS.
.vEU- EDITION or THE CUH CODE or
LOUISIANA.

.NEW EDITION or 7IfE CUIL CODE or
LOUISIANA.
TT has been for time made known 10 the public
that the subscribers are engaged in preparing tor
the press nrw edition Of the Louisiana Cvi' Code
They were. tom the first aware OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending The publication OF the work.
and it WAS not without great hesitation that they
scented to the undertaking. But the present edition.
amounting about three thousand copies, and which
had cost the State more than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely ont OF print. For than two ,
past the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars
1t is system Of written rules which 80 Immediately
operates upon every individual OF the state, Interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition Of so much property coming from
other states, thatunlke almos. other treatise npon
law--it is much the taxf-hook and manual OF the.
merchant aud the planter, as is of the private gentle
man and the professional advocate.
The lawyers of the "d"ining stntcs and in fact of al
those states lpon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
find mart for their produce in Lou sana have fire.
Iunt necessity OF reference to the code and make it
indispensable requisite to their lib:arirs and in the
cit. of New Orleans the book is to Lt !nnd in
the merchants counting room, as upon The desk of the
Judge, the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition of the work quick
~ disposed Of; and although mer" reprint Of it would
i'll some measure supply the public necessity. vet it
would he imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references the Reports and Statutes, in order
embrace the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature, and the important decisions
and constructions which have been wen upon
its articles by the supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, tor the general super
intcnlrncc and editorial department Of the work, the
me. licr of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
Buard, jude H"rnndcs, and Hon George EnSIis
have each kindly assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the OF their
studies and practice; and TO Mr. Jennings, the part
of Mr. Upton who is ais" engaged in the work. Geo
Srawhrigr, Esq. has presented the great OF rcta
renc"s contained in his office copy of the code, and
| which been made by him during the whole period
| OF his dis ,luTuIShp professional InbOrc The PUBLISH
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MORRIS Il Co. No. 33 Chauras street, ntc now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
s,an,ial and fashionable stock of Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il,
part of the following articles: blue, blue black, jet
black, london brown. citron, olive, london smok:
and golden olive trock and dress coats: beaver,
stable and harrington frock coats elegantly irnish.
ed: fancy and plain black cassimcrc and cloth
pan,a looms: english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real market comforts;
english and french fancy and pain srarls and
hdkls; chamos, silks-weh and gum elastic s'ls-
pcndcrs: chamois, mcrin", lambs WOO, welsh fans
mel, silk and cotton net sherls and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shirts, with linn bosoms, plain
and rnillcd; ivory pearl and plain handle silk um.
hrcllas " Grnt1's' premium Glovcs-aIso. a
beautiful article Of white kid, for weddings, balls.
&C.; Sprittlciield silk and randana hdkfs; plain,
Injured and cnbrodored Cnmbrc do; silk, lamb :
woods, marine, germantown, aud brown mud white
cotton half hose all of which they otlcr low for
cash, or t" punlunl customers rs usual. Nov.
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l1AiNrS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.u
1 landing from ship Constitution, and for suIc-sIz
10000 feet Of glass, best 1ualitv, from 3Nlo 23NS
300 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paut, in -
br: kegs; , "z apanrltins for signs;6O'Ob hrage;
!6 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also o0nio and
900 do cases green in powder; superior article
do do IN cans: large assortment of sash tools Z"
size and quality: sable pencils for urs': Hat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
purc in boxes, fitted Up with all necessary Brushes;
artists tools, ~.
Flake and '"mnv white; GO packs gold leaf; white
aud yellow wax; arabic; and large and choice
s"rI'"nt of "in-, dry r""rs, OIL tIrpcn'inc, vurrsh,
&C., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices,
by MONDEIu,
oOi ~
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IINIlE undersigned having recon- .nenced business
l. as a Druggist and Apohecury, in the store
owned by Mr.. J cob On, at TIE corner Of Tivoli
circle and Triton Walk, respectfully socils share
OF the public patronage and renewa! Of the favors
ot his former customers. The entire stock o.
Drugs, medicines and toncv articles is fresh an
carefully selected. The following only are par
ucularized, viz:
Pre- Soda, Seidli,z and Saratoga Powders.
YEAST Powders, being wholesome and elegant
substitute for yeast, in raisisg bread, buck wheat
cakes, &rs
Buffers Eiftrvesccnt Magnetism App sricnt-a
pleasant and genie purga'ive in dyspepsia or indi-
gesIion, nervous debility, gddiness. headache.
acdity OF the stomach habit ua! costivencss, cua.
neous eruptons, &c.
Carpca,er's Fluid Extract Of sursapaIilla
purifying the blood, &c do do aud cuhehs, &c.
Swain's Panncsa and Nerm,fusc British al
Hae,lcm oils, Opodcd"c, &c.
Refined L'Irorice, jnuhe and Guamauve pastel
Tooth brushes. n S Prcutjce's carbonic dentr,
flee, chlorine tooth wash, pow ruffs and boxes,
Prcnrice's carhnnlc drnrltce cblor He tooth wash
powder puffs and boxes, Prentire's scented and
plain toilet powder. pomatum creme de Perse,
orange flower, rose, lavender and Florida waters,
of the best qui,ies, R"wland's Macassar Oil, Old.
ridges balm OF Columbia, bears oil, variety Of
luc,,er and other matches, nd.lible marking ink
superior black ink, Sc.
Sperm and refined Whale oil HAYS Luiment.,
A fresh assortment oil Thorbnrn'sGnrden Seeds
oc,e GEORGE JONES.
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4 BEAUTIFUL. head of hair j. til" rrnndcst orna
~ ment belonging to the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the c"nnttnnncc ana pr'"n
tnrcly brings the appearance of old age hrl eau
many to recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes
even to sus sOcIcv avoid the tests anu sh'cf+ o'
their acquaintance: the remainder OF their lives "rr con
scqu"ntly spent in refinement In short: not even 'ar
that sinking gloom do"S the loss {" E's mar
TO avert all these unplen circumstances o'nr"gr
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling on on me
first application and few bottles restores 1t ncalt. "
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskcrs; prevents tue
ilnir from turning gray makes it curl b"nutiln'iy' n
frees it from scurf Numerous certificates ol 'hc mrs,
tcsrctnhilitv in support Of the virtues Oh o'd'''sel
Balm, arc shown by the proprrfor1
~ Read the iollOwing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of i''lalc'ph
has certified may b.. seen below to the high chara
ter Of the following gentleman.
The undersigned do hereby certify that wennvc nsen
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by !. Oldridg" and
hive found it highly servcenhle not on as preventive
against the FILLING of of hair hut also certain rcsor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist, Minister in 81 George ctMrse'
JOHN p INGLTS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ ID, 1913 Rnr"st
JOHN $ FtREY, lOl Spruce street
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South Cd ST.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arcl, street.
1t 10 known hat three Of the above sisnrrs are more
than 1O years of nGc md the others not less than V
From the Mnyor)
Conl.nonwc cath Of Penis vlvanin, {
City Of Philadelphia
T. Hohcrt Wharton. Mayor Of snid city Of Phi nir:
rhin, do hereby certify TINT am well acquainted with
Mcssrs = Inglis, John : Fnrc' and Hugh 'Cnrdv,
whose names signed the above crrtcnie That they
gentlemen OF character and responsibility, and ~
such full credit should he given to the said certificate.
In witnr. whereof have hcrcunto set my hand
md caused the seal Of tho city TO be fixed, this
9th day Of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of,hc Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is rcprasentrc
the Fall ofNiagnra, Sc,
SOLD .holesac and retail hv the sole agents for Anne
ricn. % Fletcher street. nrar Maiden Lane, ,Ooi
bel Prnr street, and by druggists and reriunsrs
t nnch he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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FALL. FASHIONS

FALL. FASHIONS.
VUNllE subscribers take leave inform their patrons
l. and the public generally, that they are now rr.
parody exhibit their fall fashions.
GOSSIP & co,
Fashionable IILttcrs, EXCHANGE IIoicI
novl2 ST. Charles st
(NOAL-Anhracc Coal in bulk and in casks ,lev-
~ cred in lots To suit purchasers orders left the
coal yard, in Caral street, or to
ia'f} HOLMES and MILLS, Bank Place
NNGlISH WHITE LEAD-5O keys 81 lbs each,
~ 20l do 23 lbs; $50 do, | lbs us, received aud
for sale by ic2O NJ CANNON. II Tchopitn las ST
'l'O PLANTEItS-Thc subscribers offer fer sale,
L Mucrs Corn Mills, cob crackers. corn shelters,
straw and fodder CUTTERS and every other variety OF
farming and garden tools; gr,in grass and garden seeds;
books on agriculture and management OF stock; fruit
and ornamental trees and plants. Catalogues contain
ing names, price and description of each article for sale
furnished by the subscribers by Shall l. Brown who
| are appointed agents for this establishment.
ROBERT SINCLAIR Jr l. Co..
ic9 Sec'>nen and Manufacturers Baltimore
&OAP-L5 boxes No. and extra SOAP, brands Jas
~ Gould, Jackson Il Trow bridge George Robin
| and J II Morton: tor sale bv
| jai6 ISAAC BRIDGE & So 1871 Magazine s.
| NXCiIANGE ON New York for sale by
| L ANDREWS & BROS,
| tell SO Camp stree
| - uGAR-s5N GfIs sugar on plantation. for sal
| > by liERMOGENE BROWN Il Co.
] tell 9 Conf
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NEW ORLEANS & CHARLESTON PACKETS

III This line consists of iour vessels all Of
l7TTN the frs, class, coppered aud copper fast.
-x-.-f- encd, and of ahou, 200 tons bur,hen,
with handsome accommodations for passengers.
These vessels arc commanded by captains we'll
experienced in the lrnde, who will give every n,
tcn,iun, and exert themselves to accom- MEDIATE lha
shippers. They wit he towrd up and down the
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans on or before
The 10Th and 18Th of every month. The following
vessels compose the line, viz
Brig Arabian, Charles G, rdon, master.
Brig Chapman, J. b. Thompson, master.
Brig Aimenn, J. Doane, master.
Bark Roger Williams, ]. Allihers, master.
For freight or passage, apply to J. A. DARELLI
4 Co, 81 Common st. New Orleans, or NJ. q
Mordrcai, Cha,lesto octl
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M York Il Baltinl ore SssL 2

DACKETS FOR NEW YORK-New iahe:-
l. TO sail puncualiy every second Monday
during the season, full or not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. s. Sears,
Ship Alabama, 474 do &C. Berry.
Ship Arkansas GOT do T. S Dennisl
Ship ,r,togn, SAP do w Hathaway,
Ship Nashville, $40 do ID Jackson,
Ship Kentucky, 500 do J Bunker,
The above ships of the first class, eoPPerc
and copper fastened and having been built IN New
York expressly for this trade, they are OF Light
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any dc,- ution The comm ncrs mon
OF great experiences, and the ships will always be
towed up and down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores Of the best description will always DO
furnished The cabin passage is 500 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished to
the officers or For freight or passage apply
on board, or to II c AMES. 4s Camp st.
The ships are not accountable for broaknge Of
glass, hollow ware. marble granite, cooperage Of
tin, rust of iron steel, nor responsible for any
package or purcell, unless regular bill Of luding
is executed therefor at the Office OF the c. Is.
nov27
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nv AGNER'S LIQUID ODENTICA.-Ilas

w AGNERS LIQVlp opEN!ltA:-lla 't
w been long used. both here and in the north
with uniform surccss. tor cleansing and whitening
the tea,h and preventing the 'oohachr preserving
the gums, purli, ing tn hr' alta, and revlng most
Diseases to which the mouth Is table in either the
adult infant -)nr tea spoontul, lniAc' in WINE
olnsslul of pure water and so applied to the teeth
in usual name with a brush, will ctlectuaIly pre-
vent scurvy. and ward of that ,Ncru,ia.ng pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only bv T. I. Wanger, Sur!cor Den.
It's, to Je, ilrr4on College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON d. Co. 81 Canal s..
tt; sole agents Tor Wanucr's Odentica
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THROUGH in FIVE AMP A MALE DAYS,

THROUGH IN FIVE AMP A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta tGc~)
I EAN rs Mobile every other ,av, iHm.:. lately stie
1 the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans per thu
slc;,mboa, EnEIINE, to Bakel,, coaches to Pcsacols
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay 81 Rosa sound and Coc
.l.che River and Bay Cedar Bluff, coaches theme.
via Mariana, Cl,aatluccher, (t"rtnci'y Mount Yer
non, Rainh ltSc, Pin,cton; i.wkins',llc and Louis
vile, to Augusta. passengeer takin, his seat at Nc.
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting interests, as the FLOR
DA LINE is hut ont concern, and under one coulro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY up"n his
arrivla Augusta in time specified through all wealth
and al season. unless most unforeseen caas.
,rophe should occur The Grea, New Ollc:ns Mai
is carried ty this rontr. The Agents for accolno,A
ton, Teams, Coaches AID Drivers not surpassed
the southern, country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, The safe and inter
esng water navigation. the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed, certanty, comfort and pleas
Ing variety, connected it with the Rail Road
Charleston, S G. and the packets to New York,
travellers III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs"-Washington city in IL.
From Cha,,ahoochce, Florida, have Isranc
Line via Quincy anu Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
pos, coaches alsn two Branches from iiawkinsvils
to Nliilcgc,ilc, and one to Macon Zig ht two hOrs
caches. STOCErONS g Gu.
! AUGUSTA, 2O,h Jan. 1855.
! Office AT Mansion House Mobile )
j distance, New Orleans to Nozzle, $50 mile
/ Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, li6 &C
! Charleston to New York, $50 $50
Time, New Drlcan t" Mobile, rs hours
! Mobile 10 Augusta, 50 g
Augusta to Charleston, IL 90
Charleston to New YORK., Sh- 25S
Making les miles per day. or miles per hour, nclu
sivr OF all s,opl'ases. nov 10
n. Is. | beg leave TO INTERIM the public that tn
bridges the Cl,aahoosae swamp and Hard I.Nho
creek have past been mIrete ly the general govern
mcn,, l=' My obstacles operating a,i"s, his safe
speed. route thus happily removed; and have Il,
pleasure ollie .-hng from travellers thu. the coaches ho,
ss drivers and oa,ls OF the frs, orler; and til
water from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed ,i'roughi' to he unsrpasse
iun"vel,ics beauty and safety. The bridges ,lnoug
Georgia have also been repaired. } NJ G. BAKER
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ltOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MICROS
u COPIES, &c.--Just received un,; for sale by
WIN. Mckea,,, corner of Camp and Common streets,
a general asso, tmeut OF Surveyors Comru>scs,
Mathematical Instruments, Draw ing Pens.
Spring Dividends, spring Bow Pens, Ivory rrc
tractors, B..
Ivory Scales, Gun,ers Scales, Glass Trianglas,
Parallel Rulers. Microscopes, Thernometo :,
Came, Ohscuras, Suve,i Chains, T
Measur Tapes, Ses d.
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III ~ ~
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS

EW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will consist Of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade, viz:
Ship Seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickcrsor,
Trad Ferry, new " Stevens,
Solomon Satus, " Latham,
Brig Architect, g Gray.
These vessels are of the first class, have hand
some furnished accommodations, and are Of light
draft of water, 10 admit Of their receiving and
exchanging their carg"cs in Baltimore, at the city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs CLARKE & KELLOGG, at Baltimore;
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price Of passage is fixed at $50,
ample stores of the b ST quality will be provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
al! OCCASIONS.
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEO BEDFORD,
mover % Bienville st.
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SC.iLE or pRtCES-DonJIe On

no BE MANI FACTURED ~ NEW YORKBY
ROBERT HOE & co.
SC.lLE or rRiCES-Do.,Ic G,ns.
For double Gin OF so saws or more ON each
cylinder, making 100 saws in the stand,
with Feeders, bands &c. at Sc per saw, or $3.50 90
For double Tin Of 10 sa vs. WI acy finder,
or l3o in the stand, feeders, &c.
81 per saw, no NO
For do of i" SAWS Oh DO Or 3 saws ina
sta.rl, at So. . per saw, 5H H'
For do OF 20 SAWS on do. or 40 saws in
stund, IT $3.50 per saw, no w
SINGLE GINS
ror n single gin of 80 or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, SC. a, Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of GO SAWS, with feeders, Sc at s.
50 ,mrs.w, 500 90
For do. of 10 saws, witl feeders, SC. S.
- pcr saw, 500 %
For do OF ~ SAWS, with feeders, &c. at 81
Extra teeth where desired, for fec ,'srs supplied
40 each; the number oftcrh being about equal
o the number OF saws One set of feeders, it is
sidccd however, will out two three sets OF
sows Extra supplied AT SO cents eaeh.
The Gins ordered, will be dclivcre, to the agents Of
planters ANY Ut the port towns OF the cotton plan
ting Slas the above prices. the agents pa, ing The
tisy hit thu from New York, and becoming re-
sA .,,ihc for the amount of the Gin. \ Gin wright
will be sent will, the Gins to put them up where de
re the charges Tor whose services Will be extra, hst
|
Iron ru,,us searc also he ordered where desired,
on reasonable TERMS but will he charged extra. Horse
power, ofany description, he furnished Oh like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered it de-
sired.
is desirable, When planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views III regard
tn the arrangements saws, breasts, brushes, &c. II
| is ft uul they titr, opinion. Some desire saws OF
| larger diameter than olcrs The most common SIT
is or 10 inches; M wish them IL inches Some
wish or rows ct brushes axle, while others dc
no, want more THAI most. Some W ish SAWS with
or . teeth to the inch while others want 10 Or II,
W uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, a
the time of giving orders, furnish a statement of ei
wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever
particular. Where it is left to our discretion, we sl'a
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order be executed, from the time it is received
the space OF eight nine weeks, and the Tin in M
lirne placed in the hands of the factor To be in tim
for the crop, all orders ought to be in the lands
the manutac,urershy the first middle of May; e<"el
organizations where they arcla in commencing
pick or gin cotton.
n. Il. The Patent Right, for any one OF the cetto
VIKING States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
| rLS 6.-u,
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ABERNTiIY'S DYSPPrlC lIXti.

Dr. bernetl,v til. greatest OF English Surgeons wa
opinion that nine-ents Of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the mos, unprecedented success III
Ills private aud public practices for upwards OF forty
veurs for the renloval OF The following Diseases:
Loss ofuppe,ite, Fln,ulecy, Distenon of the Stom-
ach Puin in the sle ilevincsS Of the Head and iIcli
ma ion to sleep, lrregulury OF the Bowels, and in n
cases where Indigestion Cus,vc habit is found TO
exist.
This medicine must he nulnlc cd among the host
Of uuuck nostruls before the public, it is the
s,Ie invention Of the ablest and mns scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the secret Of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for very large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, acts mild nper
lent always keeps the bowels free, mparts vgor and
strength to the system, and checriulness to the mnd
and few bottles removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents return at any
iuturc period. ,o
New YonK, l7h August, 1888.
81 Madison street.
SrR:-Im sequence Of leading sedentary life,
lave been troubled, less. with Indigestion for
ten years; for the last three years my suicrngs have
been insuppornbIe. | have tried several phySie'ans
and number of quack medicines, without deriving any
benefit | despared of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself tn the most hopeless despair
[ wa; persuaded by many friends to Try Aberneihy
Dvsreptic Elixir. have nov finished the touIth bot
,S aud know how To express my ulrallon OF It,
wonderful virtues and the miracle it his performed IL
restoring me To that health which l. m.ht lost for
INV thanks ior the blessings you have rredhy re
storing nis 10 perfect health
K remain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
The a-eu has in his possession seve hundred ties
tinonnIs similar To the above, OF The extraordinary vlf
tue. Of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at Or
Iuhuspn's. lao i5icnvillc street. nov.'
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do do mar,ingaes, :.
Plated. brass, aud lapanncd coach harness, :
do do do gig aud snlkco do
do do do Barourhe do
Dray, car, and wagon do
Saddle bags, double andsngle lie; valices: medical
saddle bags, Brussels carpe, bags; best iron frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol BELTS coach, gig, sulkcy, twig and planters
crop whips: WOOL worstch, cotton and leather
girIs and surspgles; sIrrup feathers; trunk
straps and wors,ci rein web; chain and hook
names; blind brides and lines; Scotch collars,
and horse and mule collars, ::oi all 1ua!ui,s; mo
rocco, buck bear. sheep and hutlal" skins; plned
brass and steel b,dn bits Of every description,
plated. brass and steel spurs OF every description;
plated, brass and steel stirrups OF every descrips
tom
Together will, a comp etc assortment ct every
article in their line OF bus,ncss-al ut which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue I" receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOuES, DAVIDSON & CO,
IS Is Canal 81.