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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-17
DISSOLUTION OF THE VAN BUREN
PARTY.

Mr.. Van Buren, was elected by the force Of
party discipline, the popularity of Gen. Jack
son, and the Republican principles he was
supposed to possess. Gen. Jacksons influ-
ence being now on the wane, party discipline
considerably broken, and the principles upon
which he came into power having been aban-
doned by him, Mr.. Van Buren, has little left
to rely upon but chance and the power of 60
vernmeut patronage, under the influence Of
which, remotely, may be included Messrs.
Benton and Calhoun The basis Of the mate
rails upon which he was elected was Of pc
rishabe character, and the means by which
he has been supported have been of sort not
always applicable, nor likely to be long sue
cossful. A band Of robbers may for a time
passively acquiesce in the domination Of a
chief, the hope of plumber being the bond of
their union--but selfish passions and unprin-
cipled ambition predominating in the breast OF
each individual, the community cannot natu-
rally long endure from the incoherency and
antipathy Of its own elements.
The long continued successes Of the party
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-17

MospAy, Dec. 10.
A message was received front the President OF The
United States VT
The CHAR announced the following. as the
Standing Committees of the body:
Foreigr Rsiations-Mr. Buchanan, Chairman;
Messrs Clay, Roam. Allen and Brown.
On Finan9- -Messrs. Wright, Benton, Hubbard
Nicholas and Webster.
o. co~msree- Messrs King. Davis, Ruggles,
Moulon and NorvelI.
o. Man.taeturss- Messrs. Lumpkin. Preston,
Buchanan, Allen and knight.
On AgrienItnre-Messrs. Mouton, Spence, Linn,
Brown and Smith, of Conn.
On Military A6airs-Messrs Benton, Preston,
Wall Pierce and Nicholas.
On Tie Jflitia--Messrs. Clay, Of Ala, Smith, Of
Ind, Phelps Fuller and Tappan.
On Napal ABairs-Messrs. Williams, Southland,
Cuthber, Strange, and Tappan.
On Public Laads--Messrs Walker, Fuller, Clay,
Of Ala. Preniss and Norvell.
On Pirate Land ciaims--Messrs Linn, Sewer,
Clayton, Mouton and Belts.
On Indian Affairs essrs. White, of Tenn,
Sewer, Linn White and Phelps
On Ctrims- Messrs. Hubbard, Young, Merrick,
On Revolutionary Claims Messrs Smith, or Conn
White Of Tenn, knight, Criltenden and Robinson.
0ahe Judieiary-Messrs. Wall, Clayton, Strange,
and Smith Of Ind
On Past OGces and Post Roads Messrs. Robin
son. LumpkiD, knight, Fulton and Henderson.
On Roads and Canals Messs. Young, Phelps
Spence, Henderson, and Smith, Of Ind.
O" Pensioas-Messrs. Pierce, Prentiss, White,
Roane, and Belts.
On he District Of Colnm5ia-Messrs Merriek,
Crittenden, Lumpkin, Southland, and Clayton
On Patsms-Messrs. Strange, Davis, Prentiss.
Robertson and Spence.
On The Contingent Fund -Messrs. Knight, Full
ton, and Lumpkn.
On Engrossed Bils-Messrs. Smith, of Ind, Hen
derson, and Phelps.
The Senate then held short Executive Session,
and adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-17

II will be seen that the members from New Jersey
did not quietly acqnesce in the illegal and unconsi-
utional expulsion Of that State from its right vote
in the election of Speaker, but Messrs Yorke, STRAIT
ton, Maxwell, Hals,ed, and Aycrige successfully
rose, demanded 10 be called in the Of the peo-
pie of New Jersey, and voted for John Bell though
their votes were not counted. Will New Jersey
tamey submit to the disgrace Of being turned sum-
marily out Of Congress1
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-17

Chairman Of the Committee on Commerce; and the
ballots being epunsed, the result was announced 70
be.
Whole number of votes, -
! For WilIiAM r. kim, %
JoHS DAVIS, 2
Mr.. KING was therefore elected.
And the Senate adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-17

Great uneasiness is felt in behalf Of Attor-
ney General Grundy. He had scarcely re-
turned from Tennessee, before he heard Of
his election to the Senate--and he had no
sooner heard Of his election than he dsap-
pcared! The latest adyices are, that such an
individual was seen somewhere in the Ale
ghanes, Fastening by express to the West. 1t
is unprecedented that the Loco-foco family in
the Tennessee Legislature are severely az
hicted.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

nOLBEAR'S Science Of Penmanship received and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres srest, New Orleans, 1879 Broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
Tits particularly designed for private learners and
schools. and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies' aud gentlemen arc invited to call and examine
the system for themselves. =,
Lessons are given slch houses as may suit the
convenience of ALL and to classes formed in my part
Of the city.
Ladies' who prefer receive cssuns their ref
sidences
P"~sul,s paying .rse Of lessons desired
o attend '-i'- .'-r7 ~ ell they wish.
2EaK BROTHER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

r"s n M%"' .v s H" dsy "' ' G"s
:s&z o'clock. III per U S mil boa,
Tor Halls Lending, above Ulak ely .-t'sence four
past coaches to Psasac',.a+-,henc" steamboats, 10
Lngr ,r1c, here his land route is resumed, thence
VIA Alaiianna and R-nwnsvIr, Fla. Bninb,idge,
P,nher,o~ ~ IL vi insvle. Snundersvle & Lnuis-
willie tn A ugns'h, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail load cars 10. Charleston, and the s.enm
taek e's - Now York, Norfolk, Phil ldtlphia, etc
!..steanh boats nre the best for the service, and
the navigation presents more advar'a yea than cnn
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
rcgiot.
The great Improvements in The route have been
producedb by the construction of fifty miles Of new
| r"nd, by the pr"prle.ors, viz from f.aGrangc on
LAFAYETTE Bayou, m ar, OF Santa Rosa by, to
| HIyanl's Ferry, on the Chauahooclee liver, len
| n,its above the C"wInrd, ID above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the Havi gauon Of the river, and the cor.
{ segment dctentions and more recently the incnu
! vcnicnt crossing at the t"wiorh, are entirely
avoided, AM! fine road from Mariana direct
t" Balnbridg", instead oi the rnunsIahout rnnd via
| tha''ah"ochce. lrsseninu the distance nh"u, fort
miles, and ir easing the tacili1es more thar
once dpv
| A!r'. trtanrh lire of two horse singrs ever,
"'hr' day Min Ill ~ kl svil!r, Via Perry Macon
= connecting with the line 10 Savannah an,
| D ,rien, Geo.
A mail sl'amh"a' lies regularly he,wce,
Dh1hpii'lye ana Aialhrlirnil. travellers WlShlnE
{" reach any point on Cha'inhunrhre or a pnla hi
GOA, can talk S,tnt..tOat at Brow nHville.
| Mobile to Pensacola i and Ron e--During the
Time occupied by tn" rphIrs n t"n's, the proprie
! tors of The Florida .Ilnc " i'll run line nt I"u
horse post coaches every other day between Mo-
hitr and i'.nsacn,.
! Passengers will leave Mobile al 3 n'.lnck p m
| in The L S ms boat, nnd proceed to 4lnll's Land.
ING, where Iour horse coach will e IN waiting it
convey them t" the excellent house Of AIR. Charles
| s'a't, | mile distant, where they will lud
pleasant aCcul ,nuu,llomS Tor the u,uht--Ituv wing
| next morning, they will arrive III Pcnsaru!, early
| N me evening, thus avoiding the discomfort u
| night travelling.
Office at The Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
Inns llete', Pensacola, where must be Sou
red. STOCKTON & Ga. nov
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T Fork x Baltimore Packets

~ IL ~
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
b PACKETS.
This line will consist of tho following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly tor
the trade, viz: -
Ship Seaman. Capt, Miner,
Bark Mary. q. Nickersou,
Trad Ferry. new Stevens, a
R" Solomon saltus, Latham,
Brig Architect, Gray.
These vessels are Of tho first class, have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and are of a liz hi
draft Of water, so as TO admit Of their receiving and
t,schargng their cargocs in Baltimore at the city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or Or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mossrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, ut Baltimore !:
expenses on goods shipped will DO advanced when
required. The price Of passage is fixed at $50,
ample stores of the st quality will be provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
OH all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
"oV@' % BIeuvil,e ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

II ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.hruousr
~. .ustoniho'!se street, opposite the post Office
me Subscribers are now Receiving from their far;
torres /" New York. and will keep constantly On
mana general assortment If Marble Mantle Pe,o
otsupcr'or workmanship. and of the Iatsst n,1.rns
made OF tho hest Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American nlorhlo. Also, Monuments, rombs and
Gravc Stones. moulded and plain stills and lintcls
marble 'acngs, hearhs and boundary stone. nlastsr
81 farIs Roman n Hydraulic Gomcnt ard PIas,er
h"ir' together with splendid assortment Of
ass l''un'ea ana PLAIN Hratos and Russia Iron
Lettering done in the neaicsl n,nucr ma ~, ,ho
ri'st notice, 'FheiT have first rate workmer to
are work.
~ AIN & STROUD
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c. Gn > to 7 uctlrS.
Wood ;''Irw>. :,hUb gross, ron and brass, from
= inch, NJ, 3 t" 80 ,,,', NJ, =! Of superior
.!lt3Ny und iiu'sI', us tess l@an james Imported
p|rrS.
Sad IRONS. asso!cA in c.>ks of about 500 lbs far
rel ,tiIu%.
Tu.orS aud la'tnr'> Irons assorted,
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from 4 i I"
2Uih,.
Bells for Plant Ito $. steamboats,, chl chcs &C.
made to order,
A'so steamboats, und o,h"r machinery made to
order.
The Move assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to tho attention of Southern and
Western merchants, and are offered for sale at low
prices and upon tho most liberal terms 1t is he.
cvrd 10 be tho largest and best assorln-... ever
offered for sale by any establishment in the
Gnir,i States,
Merchants, by forwarding i request hy mall can
have pr!n'rd circular, with description OF goods,
prices aud tcrins, from whleI, uvlullo on is ever
made furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1893. ,c3
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Plum Forte instruction..

William S'n,lh tenders his strvlres To the CHI.
2rns OF New Orlraus II teacher of the pian
ior'e. MIR 5 having been employed several years
as teacher Of music in private tnncs in + Isl on
and ais" AZ several u, the female sc,nnar,es IN us
vrlmiv, cannot but hope I" merit their confidence.
He Is permitted to refer to Rev DR. CT .rp M.ssrs
Slr'son Avery, lenh, rs"n &. Gaines.
Far 'erms. &c please apply at the book store Of
Alexander T"wer, 40 C1mpst oct =
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
FOR FEVER ANA aGuE.

,-rN , ,a... 1, ~ n'eh. :.
Grs, ,aaui,rl, s,In,;;,aI T., H., ,,,S,;.. ~. :.
has ",,.;uai H. ,;.i,a,. y" wv P"o' "us
nl,nted ovorv o,hor ,noI;.;nn tor ,ho ,mo mI,o.n
a. !, Los b.;,n L,,,'',' ~ a "o .,"nt
has il hs., c,rr;oJ in orns,, t.o,,;a. ,,raaI,,,,
tho iIrcI S,o,c, and s,;l, y,,v,. ,,,"r, ,,o aaId
h,,o han, ,,,;;,,, b. -, . : So,
Js ~ narsana =, ,' 10 n, ,, S"a a,e''o.
I, u,I H. IL 49,, ~ 80 w ~ '
cv. md ,h.v ,o, ch,arG,l' ,.s,;r, =, ,' ~,
,1, =, ~, to'J' "a, o'''J w
f. cn'n,o..d n suci' ,ua "iu
r,ruI,'IeL =, rcnn ,hn ho,ithu ,r,, -, "o
i l J w , ' VI wv ''
| H., Lazy r. 'i';,I ,ap '".i' "'so'r' ''eA's'
~ h. ,;soa.. !, -" .''e ''' ' II. '''So
one -, ,,,t;r, o;,,, IT, '"I - pio""
| , , H. , ~, ~ 10, -. ''o > s'e'"
' - "os.''yS NV, ,, "''l'' mummy 70 reap
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
MISSISSIPPI ana Louisiana Hotel,

chNlNi;ION. "A
MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an
IN nounccs to her friends and the public gene.
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them at
nc above establishment, and hopes fir I'm her
'xcrons to render visitors comfortable, to receive
, continuance of former tdvo1s. She feels conf
dealt that persons visiting Covinglon during the
ummcr months, cannot find better accommodations
than she can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
Her house pleasantly situated and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in short, SHE promises
vat nothing shall be- wanting on her part to give
iITe satisfaction TO all who may patro.lizo the
Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. je3
lULLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
/k'NE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, NO..
23S Water, near B2cknan street, New York,
have received the past season, and constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
OF the above goods which now consists of the
GLOWING asSoimcni sui,nblc for the southern and
@cstcrn markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting Of
about ljOO tons, VIZ,
Pots OF % different siz -, irn,u :9 to 50 GALLONS,
Kettles. Is zc*, from .]:S [" 30 gallons,
Kettles, Is sArs, from 81 to Is galIony,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
~ (caed the Far Jrumpet,) has just been received
by the Of hct the s!;s'tas, articulation of the hu
man voice is distinctly cu;'"eyes! to the Any one
who has ever been Obliged 10 with very de,,
person, must be fully bIe OF the difficulty and en-
bnrrassinent Experienced both by themselves and the in
dvidunls unfortunately afflicted by the use of tho
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely oyin,-.. Tine
most scrptcal huye always andoled their al
having used ,is Trumpet. For sale at
TT GUIONS,
Fancy store corner of Common and St Charles streets
Under he Exchange Hotel. feb 10
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Northward. Coming Sout,ward the TINA i; civ ~ IT, 60
less: beings days and II hours UNIV ~ 81" "our

II.
less: beings days and II hours, ' ~ 9" "ou'
TEN DOLLARS REWATD ----~----
sANAWAf firm I69 Caron,lrIe, rnrnc, or II.;,
Streets on The night of 3Orl Of Aupust. nud wa.
7'c' ',c nsXi morning in POvhrns street, n ncpro Inv
named HAIRLESS, about IL yenrs of are an, S fcc
or tnere"'outs in height, very black and has an eJ
" III ms speech, one of his legs is sore, uc"usionct
s9''oh or linen sllirt and white cotton Iun,nlno,s
busters "t vessels ind steam bouts IRE en- stunned
s"St receiving or larborng said negro as well as all
otr persons, as the utmost rigOur Of the law will h.
tm"'G.h against them. The above reward will lie paa
Tor dc'ive:ing him into any Of the nils of e,Lcr nj ,
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondeet, corner If iIcv
steect. -'' ~''"'' VI ''t'I>
~,;,,, - sept
NOTlCE-I'hc coi,u,tncrsliv bcrc,olGro v,s,;,,,r
!. uhdcr the firm of dubois & Gurretsou ana hroe
uHS"'Ved' iim subscriber will iiuuiatc the u,nirs
' ."nc't" IN ms city, and requires all persons n.eo
M 10 MAKE payment to him only, and all tho SC HAVING
Claims, I" present hem for setshien,.
aug ut II GARRETSON
CAPTAIN MARHYATT'S NEW NOVELS
Han'n me Ecejcr, by the author of Peter Simplc. Il
in 2vols. " N'''''
Cummings, or II Winter at Sch.s, Fairfield ;,,I,s
s'y!sn, by Captain sus Hall, Royal Navy, i.
Lord Ro'dan a romance. by ALLAH Cunningham i W
hepp"'H Lee. written by himself in vols,
'"m n, n'Story y ha'y translated front
:, 'nng No. !? Of !Inrpcr's Family Library
Vols Il 1 of the new complete and un;f,rm eJ;;o,,
of washington /rring's WORKS.
N"s'r's french ant EMgfiSh Dctionnry in vol, 3r,
Nnss"fs fte"rh mt Engiish Dictionary
ALso-A few more cu,ics uf (,n,nh,'s ph,,,o,,
"Riehz Larg" Surveyors ,nm,asscs Of suucrny ~;
n.y. with chains l'iIird Balls Of i and - nrjo.
Sc. &c. &C. |'e'''
Just received I'd for sal. by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
Drugs AMI Medicines.

b v"st ha- located hlmseiI at this city tor
the purpose ui lrnn>acting a general " Wholesale
Drug business. II" IS nnw receiving a tu, suppl,
~ r, 81, and genuine articles, Which he will sell
on liberal terms To city druggists, and IhoS. Of
toe INTERIOR t" physicians, ,unts and pl,nt r,
he will "f'r Inducements snch rs have never be-
for. been offered in this civ. His inlrn,irn is to
do strictly legitimate business. Hrs stock will
soon b" complete, nnd in few weeks will be roa
from merchants OF II l. cry, Receiving such orders
will b" pro,"p,l; attended to.
oct 9 No 30 C,mn 81
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIyA

.,-,,-,, ". =,
A BOZ Il six months ago had the misfortune t., rrt
~ secret disensn for whch have applied to sr.e-
raj doctors Tor cure, and they did not me- now
lfuet and expect him me. Since that time
the dlsest got worse break out in lnrg. ulcers
to The number OF + tx or eight leg, and all over
ny aca and sore tlront, and able TO work at he
present tr OH Of the disease large nlccr ON
the right side of the throat Nc putting myself
confidently under the care Of DR.. lluet, Of Paris
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
feb II ly,
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MbNTAGllIi'S
z a [ III l. q u I'LL L, Il, L, L II IL

MbNIAGuE'S
B.4 LIN FOR THE TEETH
F4NHE Established reputation uad constantly increasing
L demand for this ce,ual remedy of pain, mud pre-
servaiive of the teeth has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude TO supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in tie United States, TO place it h
the rearh OF those suffering and likely suffer this
Harvesting of all aches, Tooti-nclie.
When applied tcortng directions given on
bottle, il has never initd to afford immediate aud
manent relief. 1t also arrests the decay IN deftctiv
teeth and relieves that y hch 80 frequent,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
rcmcdy are si,nr,t innocent, not unpleasant; and
the large number OF persons in different sections of til
country, that have air, ady experienced SucI, decli
and snutary effects from the of the Balm, are read,
to bear (tor the public gnod their testimony its u
rival|ed qLaliues. 1t is Indian remedy, nhtune,
-ingnlnriy an1 unexpectedly, and he regarItI l..
the civilized world rs the most valuable discovery
rcdmnn Of the wohS
Ptce 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
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EMkf X LEE. q co, No J Nagazlne Street Ill,
I'll row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville
Kentucky, Eagle an" other late arrivals tram b.
;-ti,eln cities, large and new seeec, assortment,
IEatS, Boots. shoes and Bro.ams.
consisting oil s'n'lcnen's fine calf and Morocco boots
ITO 2&',mlty; do bu'd, and stout pcsgetl boots
saiious qualities mems fnu calf seal aud Aloroyc,
s''o"e pumps and brogans, buckskn Shoes brocans au
slippers: mcs line calf ard kipped peggctl shoes and
rosas; Ito boots; do kip apd wax pcgsc,I shoes
nj brosans senlemens hest quality calf sewc, shoes
t,ogans and Jack Downinss; TO calf and Morocco
'eke shoes anil h,osens do calf seal and Morocc".
tv|'an shoes and slppe IS do cali, buff ana seal Wings
atew article; do file calf, Sci: and morocco ur,rttt
ots loys', misses and cildrcn's pcgscd and scwcd
tl osans, and shoes Of every quality and Kind
Also a general assortment Of mems stout wax aud
f's h'"gans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
Hs'D htst quality, russell brosans, nailed in III.
Tanks, made expressly for plantation use; a good as
'r'me"! OF mcn's fine and stout kip russell hi,y;,s -
Nv artlcl and age q,an,, Of an inferior quality
r. ssci aud wax broguns
Ladies' fine calf seal, morocco and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; Ito fine French Morocco and kid run
u'"" Slipper 3; do shoes, with and without heels:
calf seal and leather bootc,s S; ito Pruella shoe,
,all kinds and qualities; ito lasting i'rogas; g,i,,-
y ami tOAet hu0tees Misses lasting spring shoes an
81 'gans Chihl,es coorcd Morocco ant, lasting bro
& ,,s and boots, &c.
Gentlenen S fine fashionable black silk hats: do ll,rk
W 'tlTt beaver o of superior quality; do imitation
't' ram do; broad and narrow b,m meas fine t.,l, and
"h tx h"ss'a short napVc't hats, article. YoAlls
La &c size hats Of different qualities; do chren',
Mems and bc>'s black ant, tlab wool hats of various
sM pes, with general assortment of bows anu mems
so! caps.
his assoI tnent viii be replcnise b, the arrival of
ca Hckesl'om The named cities, all OF which
viii be sold Oh accommodating terms. aug 1T
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&MDELL's NEW WORK, &c.-The American
- England by the a.lor "a Year in Spain" il.
Noh'o Deeds Of Women, in yols.r
The l"Gng ":Gs Book. manual o ,norel rel
Gus and domestic truies -
Just received and for sule BY WIN M'KEAN
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IA t't,un,ry Merchants anu pmr,erS

T. iNNntry MPIchauls anu FMniers
Negro :, ,ths, BLANKETS, ftnnes. hnse,s, iewpIl
-t!ir't.u., checks, linens. caIrues, hant.rrchie,s
e., T., ev.d and Tor sale low py tbs svtscr;'
i've ( ROTLA " Cr.
o.. r-,'nt' Gr'lIt ant Choitr,.... :,
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MAIL ARIA NC E;NIENT
D-,, ,,,;,} hue Every Day at I'm
""'"e'" '"""' Closes Every day at lO1 A. M
,v Mi, Due every Sunday, Wednesday
by ~ny of H' Closes ,y,rv M,,d.v ,v.,,-
'o"S'' and Saturday, by g., NJ.
1,,. ,ok. Mil, DHe every Tuesday, Thursday,
-" H""e """ Saturday by 2. NJ.
VI" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES Or ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Express Mail, bctv"-. MOBILE and Nav
n aonkVlen'm m, Mobile dail' at 3P. M. Nor,hwar
NC" YORK daily at ) p. NJ Southwark.
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=.
mad" al at hemp, N stone, aud tor =: l. hy
3 I"GERT ~ IIAAT!OHN. Gy t.. ,s-,,r $,
~ ;"sil GhENEN SEED In. su,s,r,,,
T. h"@s express his vrarciu! thanks +, ,l,c NAM.
e, Tor the liberal sup'ort ht has c,ivrl s,,,n,
c""'mrHr"h business ~ Tins city, B,Inu lie, nv,
pf''tr OF the seed Store, II Cnn non sir, II, IL, =
not and never wa agent for an, north, I'm g., Il
Vfder; nei''tr Is he CONNECTED nth any n,n,,, IN
'"'s 'oIn'Fv-hn' he assure the rnbli: illat In,
c"nn'r'i''s IN every department "i HE see, hus,
ness IN the di!eent c"unr,,r5 OF Euronc ARE ,,,al
@ mat ct n'.y house IL III" !',nel States II
per- s eds. p!'nr>, &c. from the mos, .x,ru.Iy,
ana rcSperlnh'e Nurseries and see Is ncn in rr,,,p
li'liand, E"Gl,ni, s, "i,ant, aud the no ,,rn
st"trs-andt Wi! Al all tn.ts ,. bus inrcr,Y,,S II
M study, I" r.rttv", III hddi'pn to lis rr. semi
s'"' n large arrivals II every d. srip'ton rally the
-f'N III 81 1885: also, tn4rnilrd trut TIE : Of all
hi"n The p"hl'c may I, uu iullng Il luil as.
s'Et"'n' at every "ftcle IN tue -cI In. ut uruu.
al quality, and Imported ,.ryct hy
Wm. OHM
~ TIE PuBLlC.-Thc nnlcr*gnai having
Il studied under Dr. Sci. mid, Of ChnrIcs;on
So't Carolina, and for some wears his assistant in
tic practice OF medicine and surgery has the honor
70 offer ms professional services in this CITY
lie assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the mast
prompt attention will be paid to tho calls Whit,
may be made; and also offers his services to tn.
holders OF slaves, being we'll acquainted with the
Diseases common 10 tilu hav!up attended Than, j.;
sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills after the corpos,t;o,
- Professor SlnolIettr. With directions can be had
)! the undersigned. The effect which they have
Produced in this and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success. to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. LEG Maya
Zinc street. JNO. M'LORlNG.
IT Oi'itE-.-The partnership of Kelley, Mason ssCo
7 of New Orcan Mason, Harris &Co OF Na,rhoy.
nd Harris, Kelley &co. of Rodney diss lived on