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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

The following beautiful lines, we be
lieve, are the production of the i'll fate,
Miss Laudon, and were written shortl,
before her departure for Africa The,
are adapted TO one Of our best Southern
tunes, and are not excelled for poetr,
and sentiment by any lines we ever read
We publish them at the request of Z
friend, and commend them to The lover.
of song and sentiment.
On the lake where droop'd the willow,
Long time ago,
When the rock threw back the billow.
Whittier than snow
Dwell maid beiov'd and CHERISHED,
BY high and low;
But with autumn leaves she perish,d,
Long time ago.
Rock and tree and flowing water.
Long time ago.
Bird and bee and blossom taught her
Loves spell 10 know
Mingled were our hearts together
Long time ago;
Can now forget her! never,
No, lost one, no.
When 10 my fond words she iisten'd
Long time ago;
fenderly her blue eyes gIisten'd
Long time ago,
To her grave, these tears are given,
Ever to flow,
She's the star miss'd from Heaven.
Long time ago.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

A duel took place on Wednesday last
opposite Vicksburg, between VIM. Ii.
McCardle, Editor of the Vicksburg Wing
and Mr.. Hagan, Editor of the Sentinel.
They fought at the distance of ten pa
ces.
They exchanged two shots in the
morning, and adjourned until the after
noon, when they again met, and Mr.. Nc
Cardle was shot through at the first fire,
he ball entering just above his hip.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
Correspondence Of The BalfiRsore Pstlot-
WASHING TON, April i. 1889.

The glorious news from Connecticut
has astOunded the administration, and
its hangers on in this city, and far trans
cended the brightest anticipation Of the
WhigS-that Is, of about four fifths OF
the resident population of Washington.
Niles and his gang of coadjutors and
agents had made mighty fine promises
TO their Loco Foco friends here. that
they would bring over that good old
State, bound hand and foot, to the Sub
Treasury car; and had their givIngs out
been realized, the design. am told. was
to get up splendid celebration in honor
of the |1REAcTIoN," which would be the
first great AGRARIAN CELEBRATION OF THE
SPRING, for the purpose Of operating
with the greatest possible effect on the
elections in other States. Notwithstand-
ing the cold water which the intelligence
last night threw over their bounding
hopes, they still continued 10 glory In
the imagined success of Niles. and half
at least, of the delegation in Congress.
indeed some of the more knowing ones
boldly claimed thus much ON the faith of
a letter written from New York to the
Secretary of the Treasury, The Loco
Foco author was probably In the coma
tose State. consequent on too profase
wine-bibbing, and did not hear very cor
rectly the news that was given out
When the actual result was heard to-
night at the Post Office, The Loco Focos
we're quite chop-faiIen. Some attempted |
q me explanations about 'sBank influence /
Conservative treachery," &c &c. But
lot one syllable was heard about sBlp-
,LE-
The Globes endorsement of a para
'raPh from distant paper, embodying
ertain rumors relative to changes in the
sabinef- about which every BODY knows
eports have been rife for weeks and
months past, was calculated 70 awake at
entIon- II was, very probably. device I:
that scheming Charlatan, Amos Ken
all, to discover how the arrangement So
ar as ne was concerned, would take with
the party
Since the official organ is in hun,or oil /
wing circulation. and a sort Of s. M
lditIon to rumors, perhaps il will con-
sscehd to shed some light upon ths
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

il, under any circumstances, but Tor me me
r,rpose Of gratifying the wishes Of me
Convention, and aiding the State 70 re
coxer;ng from her PROSTATE eonditson-
Such, fellow-citizens, are nc ''.
have nlaced before YOU for your suiffa-
ges. They are good men ana 80
those for whom YOU may freely so'eI
and who will discharge, with ABILITY 50
zeal. the various duties which may ~
volye upon them You have NOT oh1s :
righteous cause TO animate your eSes-
tons, but you have good nren a ins'r ~.
ments to advance that cause nsns &c
our crv he ..onward, still onward
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
For the .Hadi.on pghig .4dpoeate,
Gambling.

There are few who are aware of the
extent to which gambling is carried, and
perhaps still fewer who reflect on the
vide spread ruin it produces. In every
community where this vice is tolerated.
the fairest prospects of honour and use
fnlness are blasted in their opening
blossom. He who shall unwittingly en-
ter the polluted chamber where the gam
bier celebrates his unholy orgies, will
too late discover that he has followed a
deceiptful guide, whose smiles lure only
to the yawning abyss Of destruction. AT
the gaming table, property and charac-
Ter are made dependent on, the shutting
If a card. and the railing of the dice:
ime Is sacrificed. health destroyed. and
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

MadansoielIe America Vespucci arriv-
ed in New Orleans on the 18th inst. per
ship Nashville, from New York. II is
said the life of Americas Vespucci is
about to be written in New York. The
glory Of Columbus will be in danger
unless some Far descendant Of his
should visit America and eclipse the
charms of the interesting Vespucci.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

DEATH OF GRAHAM STUART, OR THE
WANDERING PIPER.-This singular indi-
vidual who created such sensation
some years since in the United States by
by his Musical performances on the
Highland Pipe-and eccentric habits, is
no more-he died in a hospital at Dublin
on the Goth February last, and has left
his fortune to the Hospital he died in
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

TA@s~ us1a E-asa1ra. So - q. z..-.
$50 raaz=aF a-s p@r=saE - 80 - -.
~ors2s~ -wa4E asna4z - -. - 49,
ma eaFrs~.i = M 90 80 = e -. q.
- 49, e - rawmas.
$50 - @Tress -4r@ - - -
e~F<% A@m H.4Fm4& ma~@~nsaaE "a. -.
zsz<1e< = z4sre - 49, - So -.
s'eAa-ra asssa- zihsA asaaagAa tAas A. ~ -.
ses.sazx - 49, 49, - s. e -
Rs@#mr~~a msav sf 49, &C., -. a.r
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Charles Griswold, Cashier of the
Commercial Bank of Manchester, Miss,
ran off last week with some of the funds
of the Bank in his possession. The ex-
act amount is not known, but stated by
the officers of the Bank to be about ten
thousand dollars.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Price. the @iilJsfFiaas exile tas-Ev
wrote TO Mr. Wise. of Va. thas. unaa
fair settlement. the @overRns-ur ~esaaf b.
found indebted - kisE- Tae zoosz sess
pie Of this country are much Aa1heresl -
learn u hat claims Pr5ce eaa have "a asa
the United States 20 halaace HA.- ansza-u.se
sum which he stole frosa fhe sonern-
ment- In the New N0rk Exn-ess. kau-
ever we find a ssateanens Of h5s as-esaaz
against --the party wh5ch seems - b.
very moderate for the services perfs-ns-
ed. and which, when alloslss8. as Z 49,
IN al probability wlll h=ave Uaele So
coasi8e "a blv indeased O. the exsle- We
copy the document for the ed tle-.fioa -
cur readers.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
THEA RE.

The Chapman family, together with
Mr.. A. A. Adams and Lady are still in
our village amusing our citizens with
dramatic representations.
The time they have been with us
shows how we'll they have succeeded in
their exertions to please.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

The communication signed a Citizen
we respectfully decline publishing, for
reasons which shall be made known to
the author, if he will call upon US.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Mehamit Ali Pacha was drowned a
short time since in the Nile by the up
setting of an Iron Steamboat.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Our correspondent ssCha rles- must ex-
cuse US for the non appearance of his
lines, as they have accidentally been
mislaid.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Edwin Forrest is playing, and Madame
Caraderi Allan giving Concerts, in Vicks-
burg.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
UNCLE SAM

4 To speeches az Tammanv
/ Hail. eonsiderinE the fsul
/ air. cheap at 5000 PEP
/ annum for s years. @E50.1oa
I White gloves solleI 81 shak-
Il ing hanis with the ioaiers. 1c0
Y Clothes torn ant soll ed a.
Y Tammany meetings anf
[ given - servants tsx az ia
Cologne water o. purify my-
/ self after said meetings. E8Sz
Extra speech In The Park 81
torch lights. New 1859
hat of IN cold raw weafber
moderate A.. ez.ae0
Doctor BolUs' ball curlnz me-
Of cold caught on the &C.
eaSI0n- 10
Loss Of professional time
while confined 10 the hosse HSaoo
Subscriptions - the ~EIec-
tI0n fund az d5gferent
times, BAT mostly lass fan. HzE1oa
Bets lost to the Iagesnaf whigS
on the last Fail Election-
quarter part MT vet paid-
but as | arm still pe-soaal-
Nv responsible for them
have passed the amouns ~
NV --szspeadef fnaa'
act amount 100 coo
Dinners and Sappers gwen
at my house 10 the .Parsx-
IoaferS, on varsoCs oeea-
sions. when I found thew
wanted stirring up. lowest sos80
Saxony Carpets sPosIed ~
their tobacco laice &aal
other nniSances. ears
Glass and plates brOken Av
them--yery lowest ess1-
mate rsea
hatty's Portrair. eIeeaax
frame. cost >5oo.-~0xsh
now Al most $50. Ieatesa
loss OF. -
Did Hickory-s Portrass pre-
senred ON leaving hoszse 20
the Hal. and o. courss-
chargeabte 10 the Govern
meRt, being for party Par-
poses. nasao i.
shaking hands. on fregaeas
OCCASIONS with Ming and
others, which. coasieleriax
the degredasson- worth >.
least, sans.s
andry items, not sszrse - de-
TAI EN- a Pressns n leas- 50.aaQ !
>Sss. san !
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SPECIFIC SOLUTIpr3

A Ill. who arc suffering from URETl1RAL" DISEASES
IA snGb as GONOREHOEA .GLEE1S. STRICTuR Els
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS BLADDER, URETH.
kA, PROSTRATE GLAND and all DISEASES OF the u.
RINARY PASSAGES FANS IN THE LolNS, GRAVE.
Lumihgo from General Weakness, Local Debility, are
assured that this valuable medicine at ali
perfectly er;iCatGs the above diseases, much
other, and invariably improves the constitution and
health aud restores to tosc parts that have been inur
ed by disease improper treatment. In fact med lcnC
can he compared 10 IT. and has positively cured thus-
daily snpersedng the Of those injurious and
inrdIcnrs-C opaiya, Turpentnr, Cuhcbs Mercury. ar
In addition To the testimonials rcciv. all
pats o.! the world including the East and West Indies
itn @c, md medical of the hi slc standing in the pro-,
ic-sr all herring Testimony 10 lis surprn. five
Hundred pounds rcwa,h hn been several time, offered
"nn who produce remedy elrdl Ynads SpccIuc
solution Ailer this further he
but adding few OF tn" certificates.
II have prescribed ioIand Specific Solution pa
tIrn7 lnur!ny under Lr,hra hi. arg, aud a,unh
" ne Witnessed, and Their general health much Improv
I'd H. LEY, NJ. d.
"lccturcr I'm Midwifery, ut Bartoiul"w's II o ptai"
patient, lb"rng under urthra Discharges and rnvnrI
bly, I"und the, cured much TIM. than he had prr
'l"u>l! observed w" using preparations g" topalya and
OF tinIon II remedy Unequal 3D. and that
in future ~ prescribe for his Patients.
IoSDoH, D.Ccmbcr 81, ls>1.
DR. Green hereby rcrtIcs lulanns Specific S,u,,ou -
most riicaCiuus remedy and that rrthr Ia,
eases tnay prcpui alton Of Cupuryl he has pre-
scribnd.
The a"," be obtained only No. % Custom house s,
New DriraI>.
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SARSAPARlLI.A PILL OF IIEALTU; OR,
BLOOD FILL.

'FNllS excellent family pill medicine Of long tried eff
for rcctnc all disorders Of the ona, aud how
els the common symptoms n which cuaV"ncs, uicn
>Vh.m> h>ss OF appetite, caat he, gldnc,
mlin"ss nuT meals, dizziness of the drnw aud
pains the stomach and novels, indigestion producing
d state OF the liver and consequent Inactivity Of the bow
cl causing adspg iizion OF function of the frame
viii III tins excellent preparations by e pcrcrcr-
be ricriudlly removed Two doses Will
vince the afflicted OF its snularv effects The stomach will
s"ccdly strength healthy OF the liver bow
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heat pain aud Jamn.Cc appearance Strength activity
and rcir"et health will be the quick result OF taking this
according the directions accompany each uN.
These piare particularly cllacou for stomach coughs
colds, shornc breath, AMI all INSTRUCTIONS the
urinary passages; and if taken artr tooce ndulgcuc
table, they quickly the system al
rcpusc.
Persons Of full hHh who subject headache gid-
hrnwincss and singing i'll the from
flow oi blood To the head should he without them,
dangerous symptoms Will he entirely carried of by then
immediate
For females these pills truly excellent removing
all Instructions the hca lacc prevail
with the depression OF spirits dunes of sight,
Affections hotchcs pmlcs aud nllowncs of the skin,
give healthy aud juvenile hoom TO the compicXinu.
medicine that he taken during pregnancy and for iicl
oi all ages they unrlunlied.
A. pleasant safe, alcIa they unite the
ati"n OF mild operation it'll the successful fleet
require restraint Of deto. confinement during heir
by regulating the dose according the and
aiient they become suitable for her
can he required; and for elderly people they II he found
be the most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED.
Sold at No. 90 Custom house New Orleans n2-3m
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

\TnMACH PllLS-Anc eminent medical writer has remark
- ed, and experience has proved the that
attentive To keeping the stomach and bowels in proper
prccrNc hca prevent disease. aud generally robust
cheerful aud healthy old Ic-,i"
pills are adapted hcn. prepared the ulphntc Of ,uiur
rNt,act OF canonile flower, and tn" ch"cc touaci
AMI uprrcnt drugs of the Macra Mcdir They have
proved superior every other medicine
stomach aud liver complaints, loss of appetite, my
sensation OF iuncs and oppression after meals, snrlncss
BREATH aud an excellent after the
bile, they gently and cleanse bow els strengthen
the stnracl and Females "
value good health Should be Wihuu
~ Tie blood, remove distractions, and the skin bnauti
nl, clear, healthy and b'u"mng appearance Persons of
plenrir habit who subject head ache, gIncs-, dim
of sight ,ins or have 10" !nw of h-u
the head. should take them frequently. ChIi" and
of all ayes take them they c0GtI
mercury Ingredient that requires confinement
restriction Of dict They should he kip, every family
remedy III Of sudden illness; Or, 10y their prompt ln
sraom cholera murhI>. cramps, pa>n> 'ycrs and
armng complaints, he s!eehiy cured prevented.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

CLERGYMAN, late Of the Cambridge University hay
"A discovered method of curing himself of Nervous
Mental Complaint, of fourteen years duration, four
having had above 1000 patients all of HON he has
ed who followed hi advice, except from cne,
lcncc rather taa gain others. Low spirits
bty and rNalun tirtcrnin of blood the head
tlg", gr"undGss fear failure of'mcory ncupncy for
study &C rccssncsS irresoutun wrclccnrs
c,ou dolt"n melancholy thoughts Of self destruction,
SANITY &c. durable b, this important discovery Mos,
weeks.
AnulY 10 No uE ,ustnl Inlsc $ Now Qrl,nns
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Is A Il 4 A X.
Corner Of 81. Charies & Common street,

ENClIANG HOTEL.
EypSl! n ALLAN would respectfully call the at
, tentiou Of citizens and strangers their complete
nssor'mcn; ut Genemen's linen shirts. do coiubrc
win linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts linen col
lars: silk, cotton and under Shirts and draw ers:
cunbrlc and silk hanlkcrchiet: black and fancy cru
watts III great VARIETY soC Ks of description: gun,
elastic and cotton suSlcnders: silk. cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splendid assortment of ladies' and gents vri.
ing desks dressing roscs port tolios, pertuery,
lcry, and rich fancy goods.
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VI EDlCAL CARD

NEnIr.J <-.Dn
.,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,, , ~, ~ oI.i' ~ ~
-''> ''''N AM ~ IIi. Afil.iLi FL WITH DIS
u,p,,.r,,r :. rhHh>'
a th',Al on N"'r"l D'ensf hon"rrha' elects and
~ '"'t' '''.n"'hs l'',r" OBS a''s on Seminal
Wv, w. '',''t from 'l, abuses ;" mat an persons can
/, ',,',1 '''' WIN ''>''> rtf''! ana safely. .
l n',' Tact maj thousands tail 'M''i', T." III" We
w, %" Is 10 'nr "HNi",cs> OF i''efnir men,
,,,,, '' I ''''H l'an ''r''"'A' rum Inc con
,,,, I,,, i, '''l''' WIN "t''> on Ihr heni iA'r
ana ''H GUINNESS III 'lgi hos" III III" ears, deafness, OBJ,
, ', nodes o" No >n bone, III At length gen
@ ' "'"s :" ''r constitution "ns"s aud a me
"'' , " i,' ~ ,'H !" .nrir hrrlLn 'ni"rings
''t' : . Mr. INV siL' 'fi lltl.S,
, n "' a NO., ,'edt remedy ever discovered
on rl,,, nlc" > u, ] Ioe o. e"cle' disease; ron
.I '"'S' s"'','' WEAKNESS pans IN the l"ii'
l , hnrs l''''' '"n''.s" lot"'dcl'E r J.
unry , ", a"l o,', n,a,''s OF me ur'.
, a. ,t t'"",h@ perfect cure m The s'" I
" ON sn'"' ln "r a dnst win rHse ST.
>cc pl root on, ever" Of ". i,o a'' mnn Inc
fylng prnrrr,, Tin. nl. mass of rui, Try ,, m
~ ii-,s, but tcnuyao y 1hrr n,in III. ,,nrr
functions of the BODY cxucl,g ihr un,r I
srrp,unl Of their aston, ny and .Thn
N rther contain mercury nor INV nhrr n,r II ~ ,
taken itiuu the SIN HES, >u.r,in or i,,,,,orr t
vuirr no Restraint of diet o., Of time or Inn r. u - L
hut effect cunp.l" cIrr ,,ut the I,n,, >u,rr ~
exist II W Ill be well t., I,a,. rn,;,r.r II, hs >, - ~ M
when taken before ,Itr ii ,c,,r h,, u,r IT, :, @
acrrlan preventive b, removing l,r =, ,,,t ,l fl, =,
and secretly '''' '''"' '"''''
Mr><> ferry Surgeons. continue tn .rc,, their s,p,io u
iho,, dreadful I.mIc> arising from III. , FREQ md
CT inmate Indulgence. Of the passion. when nor nI, @
numerous tram OF nervous ut., t,uu. mad IT,
all c,s,, allnr ln,rc,Ie. ot old a, I'm, " M
and destroy all the ln, ,.,,c. nrr,,nu,,, I, - w @
ton iu srcn, and memory inIIlrrrurc and ,,cr., a.
pleasures. idea Of their own uui,unuus nud c.,,,r
which tom cullrrn- themselves ns the nuthn. al
"'rumscry and the sity Of rem mucIuo III"
marriage are the hutua,uu den, of those VIM h,n
en- /" tins ,cln>rc aud destructive hn, In tina, DIS
ktg of debility or ,icicrucy whether thr rnn
uucnc, of such lanrtu practices rxcrsy. drukiu~ or any,
other cause by which powers OF the ,ousllvn "rnmr
rueebIr, try oIrr Il firm .a,. and .n.. r,.,,,r,, ~.
sound an vigorous hea lh. w
P,,ry,, Ncrc,aLc Pill. arc VOL L,ovu f,r , ,; - ,
"tcc,un remedy o" secondary symptoms vrnc,rl crunlinns
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ADAMS & WIIITAi.I.

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
,ENIll. rnprct"r has rr-Gl,eL his Reading Root in
I the It. Charles Exchange, Corner o Gru.lrr
and St Charles street, IN the ncat,st manner.
Besides all the principe arrS of the tn"d States,
Of every city and state. the Canudas, Texas aud Mrxi
and iu,nnia, lnr room is regularly and extensive
~ supplied with the latest European papers, loyd
isis, and P,c.s Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals OF the day, and has lhc
publications Of ,hc London, Ednhnrg, Westminster
Metropolitan ,evicws and I;lackwoo'" Magazine The
North American Review; the Southern Liter lrv knck-
booker, The American journal at Sciences and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gcutlemcn ;,
gaYinr, American monthly, l'entlvs Miscellany. the
Nlexc" Chirllrgica Review, and variety sf others.
All these works regularly subscribed tor and rerei
we'd. The room is also supplied with II large va,"t,
cfmnpS and aliases, Niles Register, Lev! 5 Price Cur
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Of works of reference.
The most active intelligent news collectors are EN-
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Subscriptions respectfully received.
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Mr. GEORGE MLRltiCk having resigned the VI.
fec ofchei Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll,
ton Rnil Road Mr.. John Hampson has been appoint
ed in his place, to whom all persons huvig business
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydas street,
BY order OF the Board.
lSignrni JOHN NICIIOI son
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INDIANS PanaCea, Swaim's do. together with a
L large assortment Of patent medicines. Received
lately and for sale by II BONNADELL,
j23 cor Na,clez g. Tchapitoulas sta
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fANDiES-ll0 boxes sperm and 100 boxes allow
" Candles for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE & co
I3l Mu1s1 ms a.
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4 NODFISli-!O0 boxes for sale hv
~ ISAAC BRIDGE & 20
MAJ l5i Magazine st
RlllIARD BALLS N CHEZ kS,-Just received
- lnrge assortment Of Billiard Balls and Checks.
BUSH L. ALLEN,
mart Exchange Hotel cor st Charles & Common q,
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AVANA C'FFEF-l70 bags fine green coffee
. landing ihs morning from the brig Carlelo from
Havana, for sale by p LAIDi.AW.
:
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JOHN STEWART,
No. 5, IMH Street, SER lork,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TMPORTEE and dealer n IIa'irrs Pushes and
Il trimmings. Ample Storage may ht. had mod
crate TERMS and cvery ulthlon paid to goods forward
ed 10 his
Ectcirncp<:
Mr<.is. I.arur & Provost, y O.
GOSSIP Il Co.
nov22 1879. "