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VoL.-VI.No 1874
N. York e. Baltimore Packets

Jackets FOR NEW YORK-New Inns.
L TO sail purclnay every second Mo"4ey
during the season, full or not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. s. Sears
Ship Alabama, Ala do C. c. Berry,
Ship Arkansas G27 de- T. S Denniss
Ship S r,tuga, $40 do w Hathaway
Shin Nashville. $40 do d Jacksons
Ship Kentucky, 629 do Bunker
Tie above ships Of tho FIRST class. coppered!
and copper fastened, ard having been built in New
York cx ressly for tins trade, they are OF light
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any dct-ution. Tho commanders arc men
of great experience and the ships viii al" avs be
towed Up end down the Mississippi By steamboats,:
They lave handsome furnished accommoda'Ions'
and stores of the best description will always hs
furnish d. The cabin passage il $50 without
wine or liquor, ans! there is no liquor FURNISHED to
the officers crew. For freight or passage Apply
on hoard, to Fl AMES, AZ Camp St.
The ships are net accountable: for breakage OF
glass, hollow ware, marble gratc, cooPerage OF
tin, or rust Of iron Steel nor responsible tor any
package 0! parcel, unleas regular bill Of iadlng
Is executed therefor Ut the of.tcc OF tho exits.
nuv27
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sEARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAA.nsrsi

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAA.HSrsE,
~ Customhouse street, opposite the posotce.
The subscribers now receiving truir their fac
tories IN New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment hMarhIe Mantle Pieces
of superior work nAn>ur and Of the latest pat ems,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, 'Tcmbs and
Grave Stones moulded an- plain si!Is and linlcs,
marble :acngs, hear'hs aud boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
Crates of he newest and most approved pntlerns
Lettering done in the ncatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmer te
set the above work.
;.5 lanes KAHN Il STROUD
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Aiabama) TO Augusta :.Gc~J
H EANFS Mobile every other dt> ,H,e a,ely rrI
/ 4 the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per til,
steamboat, EMELl>E, Eakel,. coaches to Pensacu's
steamboats, er Pensacola l'aI 5, Rosa sound and Chloe
t'ach'e River and 'ayl to Cedar Hu, coaches tene'
via Mariana, Clatt.!,oGchee, (iormcry Mount Yer
non, l'anb slge, Pmde,ton; la"k nsville and lous
viIlr to Augusta, passenger ,:kn,; his seat at Me-
bile is in d:rser oi hei1s thrown "h' Or losing his
pre- ecncr by other conflicting interests. as he FLOR'
ia LINZ. is hut on. concern, and under one q" TT
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon h's
arrvala, Augusta III time specified, through all wealth.
and at season, unless some most unforeseen caas-
uo,e should occ,m. The Great New Orleans Maj
is carried y this route. The Agents for accorunuda
,io Teams, Coaches vn,l Drivers 40, surpassed
the soutle,n cnnn'ry.
Tie smooth, hard, natural roads, the sale and inter
.stiny water navigation. the time and accommodation
afford the eltr speed certan, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS i, with the Rail Road
Charleston, 5. Z. aud the packets to New York.
| travellers cal, rea ii New York from Nuw Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs"-Washirgon cit, in 2.
| From Cha,tahoocl.ee, Florida, have Branc
Line via Orkney and Tallahassee, to 81 Marks, hor
| post coaches, also two Branches from Haw Ninsviils
one to Mille,,ge,le, and ole Macon, light two hur.
coaches SlOChlONo - co.
AUGUSTA, 2ull Jan. 1855
Office a, Mansion House Mobile 5
"nisi:,c-, New Orleans To Nozzle, $50 mile
/ Augusta to Charleston, l36 g
CI,.ri.ston to New York, $50 $50
| Time, New Ore:n /" Mohr, % hoors
! Mobile to Augusta. SO -
Augusta to Charleston, IL 6
| Charleston to New York, &C. 25S
Making les miles per day. or miles per hour, inc'
sive OF all s'opl'ages no'i"
\. Is. beg leave intern the public that til
bridges over the C,r.anooehc swamp ard Hard Las'u
creek have ,,ist been completed y1he general govern
nvn, OH nj. obstacles operating against. his safe
speedy rout- this happily removed; aud have III
le.slrc nfle. ing from travellers tia. the coaches, ho
s. drivers ant, ,a,is OF the frs, o"tier; and II
water route from cnsacol, to Cedar Bluff, it is almi
ted by all WHO l,av passed ,lrnngh i, ,o be unsurmss.
i ia novelties beauty sud safety. The bridges ,rcue
Georgia have also been repaired. Nj G. BAKER
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\ L; RID,

CARD.
VI rs. JONES, Professor Of singing the Gni'n
" and Pinn"-i"rte, hrrs In announce her arrival
from lila gnv and from several years practice in ELn.
blrgh md Glis."w. she FILTERS er-e TINT her sys-
TEN {" in r'cri"n Aili give satisfaction n pu. ils.
l'sti,nohia ~ t"crpnhitv, &c. eau he shown, on
application To Mrs. MiliardS, II Royal street.
do I'm
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N-T'rhc picket ship NASHVILLE, is NOW hi>cla,
sng her cargo opp,-i'c III, Vegetable m,rte. CO.
ignrcs will please attend to the c. lug ut 1he
gonls. toHEn, Agent
ft,l 30 Common -
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NEW 70 lK Il BEEF-2o blS me 20, and 40 Dbl.
~ prime Pork 81 bbs prime Beef for sale hv
G DORSEY,
IA
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x FIR >EY>-76 b lies ker,cys
IN O,I.--5 lnrr-ls in,,,er; Oil,
81 cuSk. wutc, oil,
40 casks full strained do,
CANDLES-3l0 boxes Sperm Candles for
sale bv LUGAJE.
az 90 Common g.
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3fLOUR-!0DO barrels landing in store, and f"
w. sale by q. DORSEY,
dl3 "A N"w rv,
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~ AlLS-7JO kegs Nail, assorted sizes, Tor a -,
Y dlj ADAMS Il WHIT \I.I., G7 Grnyier :,
lNU>3S- mississippi Funds taken d, 7, Fr.mt lie.
4 wee, for ;rOcercs. DIS
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Buaery-Waters and

49, NO. 3D. h1orean (near the Ponlcilartain Rail oad)
Pilot md Navy Bread, Sod, and Wine lklscuit,
Sugtr, Butter. Md ord and Water Crackers.
All the b we articles arc warrante to be of the
hrs qntlity, and keep in any climate, being
co "pc'nly kiln dried.
Also,-K,ln died corn meal.
Orders left At g. W. Pr cI,,rd and TAg, t, Jr.
corner .glzne and Pnydras Streets will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
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NEW BOOK S--Nrpnleon'4 M.'noIr.,-,.v ,nn.4
"nh Pine, anharcrrS, bv Is iron nm ON in ,
vol|; Tive Nrily, trnI, the ;. of Edun,d
l.a't"ll-, IN !v-; Pa lev's 'lra'm,s Tales Tor 1892;
IA vs. Christina! 1T for 1873 !: received and for
tie nv W Mex Az,
dc 10 corner Of ,,,r,n - (-,,,,,,, CT,
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IL, So ~
NEW ORLEANS 4ND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.

NEW ORLEANS md BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will CONSIST Of the following vessels
which have been built or purchased expressly lut
tie trat.a, VIZ:
Ship seaman. Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickersor
=" Trad Ferry, new " Stevens,
" Solomon Saltus, Latham.
Brig Architect, g Cry.
These vessels ure of the first class, have hand.
rome furnished accommodations, and are of ligh.
draft of water TO admit of their receiving and
dlscharging their cargoes in Baltimore, at The citys
Freight witt be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or james River, and forwarded by the agents,
Messrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, at Baltimore:
expenses goods shipped will bo advanced when
required. The price Of passage fixed at $40,
ample stores of the b ST quality will be provided
Steam up and down the Mississippi vii! be taken
on all occasions.
For freight passage, apply TO
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 % Bienvil;e 81.
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JONES PATENT COIIO-N GIN
By the 'a,c,ee, No. s. Magazine street, New orean'
TOBE FACrURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE d CO.
sC.lLE or PRICES Doutte GINS.
For do 1ble Gi" Of SO saws Or more q" each
cylinder, making lGo saws III the stand,
with feeder Lands, NC. =, 81 ,ersa", or $9fo :"
Fur a noI, .. Gin OF e. S., rs ac. Under,
or 40 saws in tn. stand, tctt!cis NJ
ST per saw, ~ u
FOR do. oil az saw on do or SAWS na
stnd, At Sc - per saw, or oU oH
For do. ui - SAWS on Ito. or 40 SAWS Ill 4
s,aa., e. $50 per s2w,o 2oo w
SINGLE GINS.
For a single gin Of 50 SAWS more, with
che St, of feeders, h:n'hs, Sc ii, f6 per
For do, of Go SAWS, with teelcrs Sc ~,$6
81 per saw, o'o w
For do. OF ID saws, with feeders, &c. So
/ - per SAN, oo' w
For do. OF ~ saws, will feeders, &c. at 81
! 81 per l'o w
| Ex,; teeth xhcrr d. sired, far t.hcrs supplied
10 ccls e:,sh; the nuntcr OF teeth being about equal
o tie number OF Dv SGT OF feeders, Ii Is corr
s,clc, how ever. will wear cut two Or ,iHce sets OF
sows. Extra supplied al 50 cents each
The Gins u,elcre, will be delivered TO the agents I"
,,.m.rs in :.,n Of the port town, Of the cotton plan
i,r St,.s al ,i.c alnne lcrs, the agents pa, Ing III,
ti,, III, u- from New DIRK, ami 'cr''it'S re-
81. .sh,e Tor c amount u the I'm. n ''lh Wig nv
III he I'll the t,Iiis To III l!tih up where w
sired; the charges whose service" will be extra ts'
mtmtt..ie.
len ,,l,,n. .etccan also he ordered where desed
o.. reasonable terms, bu, i'll he Charge 'eNr: fInrs
vonu,, otany description, can be furnished OIL Ike
Terms Small steam engines can also be ordered II DE-
| sired.
| tits desirable when planters give orders Tor Gins
they should accom>', them with their views II res;,
TO tn. ar,.,,.emenlo saws, breasts, brushes, &e Il
is {, UNI, they ,lille, opinion. some desire SAWS %
larger diameter ,h' others. The most common STA
;s d, 10 iucl,rs;t some ISL them II inches. Sont
wj,, or Z rows brushes axle, while oaltts 'l'
not wa, more ii Ia, ut most. Some wish SAWS with
ar y teeth to the inch, while o'lcrs wan, 10 Or IL
" urh discrepancy, We p,eicr the, SHOULD, i
the time of giving oi,ers furnish s':encn. OF t'ei
wishes and The u,,l.u,c can luh them III e,e,
mr,,c,lar. Where it is lett 10 our discretion, We sl'a
, make them on the most modern aud approved pla.
- order can be executed from the time II is receive,
IN the space OF eight nine weeks, aud the Gin in ii,
lime uacet in the hands Of the factor. To be in I'M
tor The next CROP all orders ought 10 he In the hands
In. manufacturers b. the first middle OF May; excel
or plantations where thcy arela,e in commencing
= pick . i'll cotton.
, ~ f. The Patent Right, Tor one OF the cctt.
" ,.ns States, will be sold on reasouable terms.
y | ms G,s.vs
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kDX CiiNR>-lO0 doza Box Chairs jls, r..
""ivel, and suitable for shippin, for suc at the
Louisiana Furniture War Ko m!
no. Is Wv RripN'
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FRANKLIN !NrIzrt.,y

WE public rcl!lI.lv ui.rlr,I tt,n TINS inst,
tuil N j. erected = the nurn,rd uir,
Ii an hi'> II nj uuSi 'i rne ~ltuHui, ihr iuutOur
rrhnh.ln, upon c rail- I'd, mile tram ,ile iI,ssS
sIi
The building is large mo tcumuo'"rslv divided
into apart GENTS for k.rp separate different cnss,s
aud i llcrrnl diseases.
The institutions suppl witt, the skil'ul nn[
attentive made mud 'rInl and speaking the VA
rio,iI nlonr,n languages.
Private h. had hv gentlemen ut five dol
lars pc, day. nclu In attend nee Ar
Tcru~ in III" or Innrv wards. two dollars per da. d..
>lnves also t"n dollars. Small pux ordinlr,
wards, five dnllua.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident p4N si'a l. DR. Ncdlemau, 10 whom
apl'lrntion lur ADMISSION must be made. orto DR. & 4
l.nhrnhrrs, No II Hnmpart street. npl9 "
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EDAINTS-Chro gree and black paints, nsso le,
kegs; vcrlgu- and black paints, ground in I"
il, cunn~trls, from the New bedford steam rnn' ali
yu sale hy lAAy HltlD,iE SEo,
ia.W l}4 Mnanznr
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NTE .RD BKOG lNS-b0 cases ,u-stt brognIs.
~ common and extra size, for ale by
i29 ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Magazine
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE
'kNilS lnsu IN tor The education Of Young gentle
men. 81 i'll ." into operation the first of Dctn-
her IN the basement tory f. the Methodist Church.
cr'r Of enron lrlt an, Pc, hns, under t4e direction
"i Ia" nh'r+'-nrd who has occnp ed the chair of
,nlt'ir arr- in several Cole uf il,c ncrrh and who
IS Ernlu tie OF one Of the Lce,rated univer>itc
"i Europe.
The rnnr~" of -,ulir 10 he pursurl in this seminary
VII ne en- iipr'ii"nd-i n. M dviI ou- VIZ:
L. ihr = gi,Il' hrr IT II 'nt ng MI the
a'"'"' OH thor ugh and accomplished English ed
ucaiinn.
:. The cln'Sc'l department, compromising the
attn md Greek languages.
lh" ;" Nuit iinn' o uuIr,D lnrg'n-"-, in h!rh
vi 't'lsil the french spa j. and h;rrnu Ian
.uigr+.
!. The 'ntlen lie and phi os"U,i al d"nnr en-
chepdrng tlErra, came nv, ihrt 80 Fri ,uu6 n
'r'ir+ With Their H,nIu appi 'nfI"n to ~u'v~In
\n'' ,ntr'n t,innn ny, \nunl lh los 'pIi. nIi
Inc n1trv l'"1'r,t'' hs n?pr"p lnie"xpr inrl rs.
J. Tr.'rnin! Glasses in the MODERN / languages ~ III
be Tor ned and at ended to from rir Is 'ciu,vr
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VNO.,DWONTll'S ne~iy inrentedP'N>l ."MA-
w CHINE Patented, Nov. H., 1896.
The su!, -cr4brr being one OF The agents Of said
W,oIwurth ha u,e of said Machines put up for use,
in the mil, Messr Horton II Co., in the city of ln
tn,et,e Which anv person can examine; as he has h
number OF s.l mrchinrs for sale, and has the agency
ior discussing of the privilege for using machines,
he J. dies r,u- to sell by -nte arise may hest
SUI, the ,ppcun The machines are the greatest IA.
bnur saving machines ev,r put i'll q, to- dressing aud
sn, o,hing plank f.r orS, boards for weather siding.
Anv rerson DESTROYS Of purcha ing, call No. n
Rrmuar, street, where the subscriber can ne found.
ia 1y-lm WI. L HtS.>lNS.
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ftONDAGt., &.'.--lO0 coils tarred hope, assured
sizes. from -" u niche; Sp nynrn aud Ent''"c
~luti<; also, Deep und iln',!eal lines; Il sgns
| .u,h r. NJ. for sale Nv
ia. READ & B\RSrOW,7 Bank Place
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~ INE-l5o ho'eS rtn'e' and Sou''rne "'"e' !"
w stuc and tor sa e by
jn:,& CiiAMpilN Il COOPER, q. JHlla $,
- ..i'Pr.R-l0D huzs IN st ire, aud for sale hy
i,43 riiANtR Il 20, "a Puv'lrrs 81
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AVANA COFFEE 400 bags prime quality
d Z in st,,rc, and Tor sale by
i,l7 ABRAHAM TKIER, "a Gravirr

ANANA tbFF..E lHo bags Prime quality
IL in store, and tor sale by
j,T ABRAHAM TKIER, "a Gravers
CN,.,'AkTNs ESHlr Notice.
lie, undersigned have this da, formed u c"-rart-
,rrS ID for the TRANSACTION OF General Comils.
sion ard Forwarding business in THIS City, under the
hr.n ct SHALL n bRowN, aid have taken the new
brick store, No. o., Magazine ste (near P"ydras s,.)
GEORGE. SHALL, JR.
References: JAMES G BROWN.
Stctson l. Avery, Whining & lark,
Walton co. " iincari, lagut
ilnut } Tha.rr n CO., Wins
ION \ shall. NEW ORLEANS.
Crochri \ :>har Irig.l. John Fautieid
y co., Wnk' +, Emerson eco,
C;rir,s e. nicKering. lOsT0N.
c q 81 P*S T%'.e \ ( Co. Co. Philadelphia.
W,s. T. M; ys%; ell CO r's"urs'''r*"
E.lg,rtnn !: u ooihridge, Marietta, o.
john Wnn,hds t.~q. ChiIlirohr,O.
j i, Il r1a ,n", E,c' Nashville, Tenn.
A I,nr II LuuIS, Mo. d IL
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LNI.OUR-6o0 barrels choice brands, landing from,
i flat boats, and tor sale b,
10 q DORSEY A. New l.eve'
(NUNNY BAtiS-.6 bales in store, and for sale b,
IT iaW q ID; )I{>E,I, "A NpA Icvr,
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I AItib-louW Kegs tor -alt' hy
IL jag ) ErSO\ s. AVERY, S3 Grnver 81
INL 'UK-}nO buls supcr6ne lunding from steain',
II splendid, in store for s,le by
ian 81 ii. HcJR >EY. "a New I.evt.
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AZ # Is Oh New ok, rr sac Nv
~ d4l AND.i.u =, ~ BROTHERS.
% tlmp
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,UNNY lIs-,inl ti,,nny Tags j., sore, for sale,
" Ly CiiAMPLlN " COOPER,
ms !! Julia st
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RUSnrON g. ASPlN ALL'S

COMPOUND rONiC MIXTuRE.-A speedy
" and cc.itin euro for the Fever and Agur,
rr,nl!cnl and intermittent inv'iH; prepared from
the original recipe. U~rd VIII o,,incnt and uni
vcrsal success III 1882 by person, of tho highest
responsibility il tins cny, stated in the annexed
certificates
TINS mrdicinc is highly recommended, and has
been cxlr,l.,vciy used in the above discAsrs with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced TO offer il to the pub
lie it, p1csrn, form IN the hope that it may he
the means OF relieving many OF those wio are
sutl, ring under the scourgr of our country. IL IS
Il m,cmc pusscSsing great vItue, aud when used
ascending to the directions has never failed of
rlnctlng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
OF the disorder. 1t not at all disis rccub!r, aud
persons Of the wcLkcs, stomach and chilCrcn may
lake il with npuniv. |, Strengthens the digestive
organs, rrcAlus all appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate Cas's S, two bottles
to cfcc, cure. Thrre is ncuhrr mercury nor
arsenic in ii { medicine, nor amy thing inlu' ions
to the human constitution. The proprico!s arc
SO wei! Convinced OF lis efficacy, lhrt they agree
to refund the price If every bottle which has beef
,nkon in nrcnrdunc: w.,h the directions and ha
no, effected perfect cure OF tho icv'r 4 agnc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, a
his Wholesale aud retail drug and r,cdcIne Store
c.rncr of Birnv.llc and Cnarrrs streets.
! For District Agencies apply To
| jos L. W. SNIFll, As Cont ST.
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1 NDREW NTH Il CO., respectfully inform
- their friends aud the public enrr-l thai
they occupy tho new brick shop, 10 Tchuuphoula.
street, where they keep constantly On hand Copper,
1lu and Sheet Iron War of every drscrip lnn,
Oh as copper stills, kettles, and mp>, TIN bath
my tn aud "ll cans, OF all sorts and s'zrs and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars Of every dc crlp,lnn, sich as steam.
boat s'urups, hog Chains, scrc% bot an othri
kind Of S.rn'h, 4 work, such as ch,mnrys, brcccl,-
| c.. steam PIPES.
They " i'll also do al kinds % out door work,
such zi'c, copper and tin roofing and gnllrrlng,
&c. They Ab"vc and all other klnds OF work IN
! weir line of business, they will execute II the
shortest notice. ,"c27
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- ,iHItEll.AS-,l c'Ses Bingham and Nlant'';
u Umbrellas, various sizes and qua Ties for sale by
ian ~ Isaac BRIO IL & 80 ia Magazine
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A ALE. HDPE-!l'l coils Bale Rope of superior
, quality, for sale by
Jag ISAAC Brio ;E & Co. l34 Magazine st
NUAI.-!76 tons ft. bc~, English coal, well suited
X tor steam boat nsr, bonAl haIu,r Abcon, from
New Castle, for snle by HOLMES n MILLS,
inJu Bank Place
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES P4TE.NT COIYO.N GIN
3v the Pa,cnce No. S. Magazine street, Ne" orlea.
no BE MANI FACrURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE q CO.
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FURNITURE! FURNlTUNE!!
EU:>T received att e Louisiana Furniture War;
u house, a large sup j., from \eN Work and BoS
inn Persons in the Of furniture would do we'll
IL cali and select heir s'ces from one ut tn hest ana
largest stoL ks now In the cit!. tAhNtS,
d6 50 Bitnville st
n B-Particuur attention paid to packing md ship
ing Furniture ir,ep OF expense. div
I IURlSTMAS and New Years 'i:t--A trw of the
y Englis, anu American Annual> sill to be hae
n, tho Boun tore Of ALEX TDWAR,
Where a large assortment Of tile Books suitable fot
the can be had. h@o-4t
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FIR FURNITUNE!!

1 AED-25n Kegs prime leaf Lard lnn.iny, and f
IL sale hy lial TX ~ ~
ja3y ~ reydra
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their opinions tina, may be enabled to give
our distant readers, throughout the district the
probable course Of this county. And We further
take occasion to request our spirited friends OF
various presses of the district to give their opin-
ions of the proposed measure.
All are aware of the necessity OF union, and
concert of action-a perfect sympathy of feeiing
and purpose among the Wings Of the district
The spirit should be generally nculcated' ina |
whoever is the choice Of the Convention, should
be the candidate Of the party, and De sustained
by unanimous vote. In choosing members OF
Congress, we should be guided alone by princi-
ples. Personalities and individual feeling should
not have any thing TO do with it. But that man
should be chosen who render the great
est service to the country in driving from the
high places in our government the Plunderers Oh
our public revenues, and the intriguing cabai that
surround the thFene of Executive patronage.