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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

The Farmers Registr.-The Agricultural
reader may judge by the Table of contents of
this work, to be found in another column, how
much he would profit by subscribing 10 it. He
will remember that it is published in Peters.
burg Va.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

Roberts, SIX Manua7-The Legislature OF
Pennsylvania has purchased l3OO copies Of
this valuable work for gratuitous distribution
among the paona of tnat State.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

size 10 all Europe. And not only Pr sident
now, but there is s?rons present here
that he will be re--elcctcd, in spite of all that
the Wings can do, and even that he will
name his successor too.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

The Pee Dee Agricultural Society will meet
at IL o'clock tomorrow at the Planters
Hotel.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

If any friend has borrowed our April No.
of the Farmers Register, he would do us a
favor by returning it.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

George R. T. Shower. one Of The band OF
,atr:ots who in l773, threw the tea overheard
from the ship Dartmouth, in Boston haroor,
still living, Of the advanced age ofone hunesca
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10
Governor Duncan of Illinois. pave his lac.
half years salary to the Illinois Temperance
Society, Of which he is the President.

Two editors in Vicksburg (Mi) lately guar.
relied and 9uelea. After two Intellectual fires
they seemed satisfied and returned home. In
the evening, however, the fesr of one subsiding
little and his spirit of revenge reviying, he
proposed another shot; TO which his OPP onent
agreed. He was, this time, shot in the soft
part Of his leg, and was thereby sufficiently
frightened to gire 1t up.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

The Washington Six Society has pur-
chased larm for $4,000 for the silk culture,
and are entering extensively on the business.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

Gen. Waddy Thompson has announced,
through the Greenville Mountaineer, bis deter
mna'ion mol to bes candidate for Congress at
the next election.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-10

The Chiid's Dream, on the fourth page is
worth reading.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TREASURY OEFlRTMENT'
CITY Of Houston, 18th July 1899 :

City Of Houston, 18th July 1899
IN pursuance of Il requirement ola law passed by
1 Congress of this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1889, making it the DUTY OF the treasury 10
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on a day by him fixed Notice
is hereby given that the lots in the City OF Calhoun
will be offered ut Public Sale Monday, the lolh
day of November nert, between tho hours o: len
o'clock, A NJ. and Four o'cl"ct, NJ at the Capt
tsl Of this Republic upon the terms set form IN
the following extracts FROM the Ia" ABOVE NEIL
loned
Sec 4.-Bo it further enacted, That the lots IN
said town shall be offered and sold for other cur
rency than gold silver, audited paper. or the pro-
xuissory notes of this government
Sec 6.-Be it further enacted, fhat the sad lots
shall be sold on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be paid down, and the ether three
forth to be ia equal instruments Of si1, t~e!reti
eighteen months.
"Soe 7,-Be it further enacted, ThatH any
g,orson who shall purchase any OF these aforesaid
lots. shall fill to make paynanl OF the Se's:al IN
Stain nts in conformity With this Act no or they
shall forfeit all such as they may have prcvi-
ously paid. and the lots purchased by such detau-
ter shall revert to the government Of the Repuo'
lie.
Sec. s.-Be il further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not pted shalt have the privilege OF pur-
chasing aud holding the same and tho President -
autl"rized to issuepatenls to them 50 soon a. the
last il. stamcat shalt have been PAID
The sale will continue from day to day. until all
Of tho lots shall have been disposed Of.
Calhoun is situated On tho East end OF a'agor
d. Island, directly on tho Main Pass ."to Matagor
d. Bay and from its adv lutageo"s position. WI
oro5ably bccoue the principal commercial city il
Western Texas.
A Plan OF the city may be seen in .ae Goncra
Ian Office.
The several papers ia tl,is Republic, tho CONNER
cial Bulletin. P.cayuue and True American, OF N
Orleans, will publish notice uaul the day OF SAFE.
JAMES II. STARR.
Sesretarx Of tho Trea su y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28

ElTAT DE LA LOUIsEANE-Co"r du Prem
~ Ter District Judicairc-L'Elat dc la Lousi,
ane tous ceux que ces prese"tes co"cetne"t-
Salut:
Attondu que HENRY WILLIAM pALFREY
ayant achee q uno vcntc fato par lie Sheriff dc Ia
paroisse Jefferson, la. prorricc ciapres decr'le,
s'est adrcss6 an grctFo TO cctto Cour OH In 'tito
vsa,c tut cnrevistee Ie .scptienc jour dOctobrc
do rannee 1889, pour un avs CONFINEMENT 4 IN
ac:c, dc Ia Legislature dc lEtat de Ia Louisiana,
inti,ult Actc pour conrmer les titres dcs acque>
rcurs ven,o judiciarcs ;" approuve 10 III Mars
1884.
Quill soft connu, ct toutes porsonncs intGresstes
ont par ces prescntes sommecs, an nom dc FEtat
do Ia Louisiana ct dc Ia Cour du Premier District
Judiciairc, qui Pourraicnt avolr droIt la pLo-
priGte e-ap.cs d6crite, en- CONSEQUENCE dun dc
faut de- forms dams rordre, e decret on le JUICE
mont do Ia Cour, ell vcrtu duqucl la vonte etc
fait GU Do tou'o irrtguarie on illegaltc dams
destination, ravis GU le temps ct 10 mode do la
ventc, GU pour uno aulre cause quelconque, dc
fare voir, dams trsnto uurs datcr do Ia publ,ca-
ton do Get avis, pourquoi Ia vcne ansl tats ne So
raft pas conirmGo ct homologuee.
La ditto propriGtG fut vcndue par lie Sheriff sus-
dit. 10 vingteme jour de Septcmbrc dc rannGe
1899, on veItu dun dGcret d. cotte Cour rcndu lc
dix-hui,iemc jour de Mars dc rannee 1899, dams
ratFaire de Maria Cecil, spouse do Charlie Brewer
q al. VS.. Les Enfans mneur ct herters dc Charles
CGcil-No. l2S00 du Docket dc cette Cour, a la
queo vente 10 dit Henry William PAIfrcy s'est
rendu acquercur pour lc prix DC quatre cents Gin
auante piastres, payable c~.P1ant
Description de la prophets fapre' 10 transfer
ludicnirre, savolr:
I'm certain lot dc terre, lc meme que tut adJuge
a Wiam Nicholson Hull une vento fate Ia :.
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, encnatcur do la vile de- la
Neuv.l!e OrlG IN, 10 II Mars 1889, en- vert" dun
iugo1ncnt dc cctte G 'ur du 80 Janvlcr 1885, ct
quo Ic IL Mars 1899. la Cour ordonns d'6tre re-
vondu aux dcpcns ct rlsqncs du dit Hull, caus"
dc 81 negligence ct dc son refus rcmps'r les
ter.reS ct conditions de la dte adudIcaion Ce
lot de- terre s,ut dams la Parosse de Jefferson,
dams la vile de Carrolton, il est dcsiInc par lie nS
,nuro qultrc dc Hlct A, un plan dress6 par
"aisnv .5n.,;-s"n- luenteur de Ia ditto Paroissc,
10 20 Janvcr 1886, ct dGpose d.ns l,n''rlr"''-.
Il. u. Cenas, notaro public dc cot,c vile II a
tnosurc Amercainej cinqlantc dcux n'eds onze
touccs dc face 4 la rue Dc la LevGo 9"raute p'cd'
trois pouces dc Ctec la ruo Rurtt-e, t.ols cents
tren,e neuf pieds de ptniondcur ct face q Ia rue
Jefferson ct truis cemts quatrc pe"s SIX Ppuces Ct
iemi s..r la l,gne que lie divise du lot No. 5, ensen
Ll. ,.us Ice droils, privileges &c q'l y npparhcn
cent.
Tcmoin riIsnorah.e A. NJ. Buchannn Jng'
dc IA Cour susd,,s, &C Ii Novcmrc
1899,
=. LIE BLANC,
no 81 in 3Od DnpuG Grcihcr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28

William Smith tenders his services to the ciii,
z.nS ut New OTlea as. n teacher OF the pianp
lore. Mr. S having been employed several year
ga lsach,r :" .nnsic Ia private inn.lles ~ B's' on
md alsn nj several vi, the female srmnarcs IN us
yiriull, clnuoi hut hope 10 eri, heir condt nee.
Il. is re,nuied !" tetet IN Rev D-Ct"pp, Mtssrs
S,elson x Aver, Hen,i, rsun Il ,;alaes.
| Fur terms. Nc please apply al Inc bookstore Oh
Alexander Tower 40 Camp st oci 2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
10000 p r | Il + S

ID r,,o vrn.>n,u, No., crul ,,o,,o., .1oo
Th's ,,na,,l,. md ,nr"L, s;;. g ",", u" F'''
N ;oh md p,eS,u,s from nf al foe, nm Sa;n,
rive "r,r;no n"r,;nn IF ,ir fran, nf ,I'c hnsn.
m men, s,n,y roniuriscs l,rrc hnr mr. rn,} q n,s.
w and rrh, stores nnd two rrund r,,rcs r., he
ho,eI Ear which the ,cnn;nL,.r Of his ,,l,.,d,J
ed'1'cs M !, designed, ana a, ssnch IS now "rcup-
w TcuJers !, the m.st f, shnm,hIe Ln,sl If ,na
south; ''o person. cnn at one tune be co"sen-
M i""s mI haa "I ''nw,y ,""'s par
=ts *'" lt! '''" III, anu osc' n, ,,sFca S
ma ,;,, ,,, ,I,, Los.,,.u, .anI., ;,,'r ,,1, ,r
angmr".a'o" to sl5'"o0 to the fortunate holder
M u ~ ri,': S.r Charles r,,r,.rnr Avn
GROUND, with the SCENERY, machinery, ,oo
Th;. mn "n;tr;en, s,rncure lbs from, Of ,,o '''
foo, an :, Charles street with n L,n,h H. front
,'i IN M n IN :, "r srrie " 1he s,n ,''i
:" , 'e' ' W. -, ;,,'; Nv ."i
~ a"n acoo ''.H''I 'n f YUM, .o''esr sn
' w." ~. Io"" : ~ hy fac, :rhs r,r ,,r,
:, ,'i h o"" ,' s,,;;,,r ,;,, nv ,on.;, .I,
ma : - ~" ,i h L ti ~; ,";'.
wv s, - w. Wv, Wv. .,, 10 H., ,','. ;n ',7
M .ed mug n'''cen, cIandel'c lsf'r in height
w IL; ;iIun,sJ IN, TX sa. T,n,s nm" soI, *io;N
The scenery aud machinery are un'quailed on
M .I% at"' .'u n,',J " - l"n"j
far = wears Mt 43,l O,O nrr rnuuu
q nun Sr rII ,pI Ex ,HI,ADE pIriJ
m uX IN i,,TIIS IN I;p,u'<n ,ai,
nod -, l5C
un =" ,,, f,, :. '''
, :, f, ,''', W e VI ~" % ,,,n
OO on the :, Charles Arrnd. 4 s,nr;.s hrh The
wv Wv, nov, i; ',',n;'I w. lr r,s .h',ns
,n,hs npmd s,oros ~, ,b. 81 a,,, ,r he lnr1
100 ocst billiard rooms in the United States The
', ~ ,;s r ,i;i .L ;,, f., I,,r;,,r r,,n,s
"il vi r,,',r. .TLn " hnI ra,,s tr / ~ oM nor
800 nnnun.
a Th, entire souor, If y,onnd 81 mu;c;
n,iv Of e;gb,ern hnllms lots or, DrvnI.s
100 street honn led hy Mrlpoucue ilcrcuitS :, and
.r,,.;'nr, .,,.n,: .'' y ''''N ~ 8
< rh. ent;rc snuur. If rrouud on Drvale,
800 street. I'd munic"l,y, e"n ,,' "n"dns
s;rynr, Streets. q
f. The G,ur story brick store, No. Ola
900 l.evrc street, LIST uuncipry fronting also
Clinton street. 3
:. The four story new brick dwelling house
street, "a muui,ipaiit, conlnuls - lots houn-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
4 NDREw SMITH l. CO., respr c,lairy

NDREW SMITH l. CO., resrsci4ty intpu1
IA their friends and the public in general ihUl
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l9 'Tcbonr'Lvljas
street, where they keep constantly Oh hano Copper.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of esyEy description,
such as copper stills, kettles, and pumPe uE bath
ing S, and oil cans, of all sorts ,d Sizes SU@ all
other brass casting done at shortest a0tler.
Crate bars of every description, such rs s'"ah-
boat stlrups hog chulns, screw -u.,s. lU4 olErr
kind of steamboat work, such as chimngys, uTcoc.4-
! es, steam pipes.
They " i'll also do all kinds ONT uanr work,
such u zirc copper and lin roof ana guttering,
Sc They above and all other kinds OF work in
their line of business, they will execute al the
| shortest notice. dec27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
RICH JEWELRY,
AT Ne. G cHARTREs STREE

At No. 70 tHAKTREs sTkEI
4 FULL Assortment, Just receive,
~ ear rings, lockets, brooches, fns
thimhles, do pencils, gold fob and saard
and KEYS. warranted ~ Iors, scissors AND
aud POCKET books, han, nail, tooth and
plated rastors and candlestlcks ind fiui,
necklaces and beads ; all the above d
offered on the most reasonable terms.
n. b. large front glass window
and show cases, for sale. Please call :
street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28

MAXI IN II - ! INV f.kfJN,
o26 % 'rchnpi,ouIas st
I AYTON l. co, No. 50 Old I.evce street, III ndd
ton to their uIner stock have received from Eng
lnu,i, per ship. Chester, EdwinA and Momentum, and by
arrivals from the northern Citns the following
a snrtncnt o: Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails, Anchors,
Chains, ;orhage Leather, uls, &c. which the! offer
for sale accommodating terms -
HARDWARE.
Brig, trace chains; and log lo cane Carrer chains,
and chains mills, bright Carolina hoes, 'Wonds'
and .vudon> bright ca- steel hoes and >'rvcIs and
spades; hrIght Louisiana hoes; sruhlig h"e.: black
Cnrom hoes best Armitagc anvi>; blacksmith 5 bel
lows, hammers and l"ngr files, assorted, OF all kinds
Ihior sons make; sockcI spades, aSs"rled kinds;
Knwands and Hoes mill saws; cas-, steel whip and
cross saws hand saws; copper skimrntrs and ladies
plun,a,lun bells; Indian corn mills; curry combs; wooc
screws g h,cks American door locks; padi"ukS cai:
Eook- >nrdS; cash aud paper x'>; augerS; chl@e
carpenters aud smiths tools g+Ic'lly; bright staple vi
ccs and general assortment Of table cutlery and shel
goods.
Hunt cast sret axes, lavlon pattern, 'nnlS 'roa,
and hnl!d axes with an assortment OF i'unis tools; Cot
Inns axes and 100 dozen cast steel axes, made by oIlie
7''S'' '''''', IRON, STEEL. &c.
100 tons II, SUI ,ud round nu; l'll;mnre irilc
aud plate nom hoop iron, ali slzr Iiu~sir sheet IRON
American do sheet cast steel aud cast steel in >lnar
and flat bars, assorted, Saul'rsnu's make; Crowle
sreel; German do best l.) English bIi-ercd ,,ne 'anc
TIM plate znr; sheet and ps lead; slo',aIl sues.
NAILS.
500 keys cut nails, well assorted, from 3 tn inches
80 cnsk, wlnght nils tine clasp and rose; ~ keys
gar h,l- nails - keys tine horse shoe nails Grltn'S
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors all sizes; chain CABLES d. 1000 Frenc
pots 10 TO pn; spiders aud skitlrS, large assert
nlenr 100 salt kettles ploughs Of different nanuiactc
rie~ niow glass all size; Nova Scotia grind stone
aod large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted sizes,
SHIP CllANDLERY.
Tatred rope and halsrr<, assorted; large ant! sma
Mfhpl, rope Of the hest kind, and Boston nanuiactn'
Manila. ssd cords and plough lines: and Il variety
rvs,y urlr.s in the ship chandery line; leather OF
: kilfIS jl,S v-rcivcd from philadelphia.
OIL AND NAVAL. STORES.
e0ca.k. pure winter straned Gil ~ hbls do; I0o h
Cd and 3D. uaIity lamp oil; lOn ,rces nseed oil,
olive oil 100 bbS ta1; 10 do pitch and resin; do Sc
soap coal half hhs; spirits of turrennc "ris
vurnsll; cnrnl aud japan do neo,stuot oil 800 Ike
Wetherells white lead &c. n!4 II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
NRESH GARDEN SEED,-The =
Il beps 10 express his grateful thanks 4

IHRESH GARDEN SEED.-The ~n ,-.'rhlr
II begs TO express his grateful thanks @ g T. h.,
lie, for the liberal support he has Iecei' s''ah
commenced business in this city. R-lEz pro-
pre,or of the seed store, II Comm"n st~et.. 're
no, and never was agent Tor any n,rR.T seat
vender neither is he connected wi Il s7f .'s -u
this counlry-but he assures the pobts a gls
connections in every department of tH~ sex. Gg',
ness in the different countries Of E,t..g7 r.-uf
10 that of any house in the United G.l.4- i.t ..a.
ports seeds. plants, &c. from the r,css '..-s I'd
! and respec,ab BILE nurseries and see Is urn r.. C.,
Holland, England, Scotland and the rnera
s,ates-and il will at all times be his nfFres, 8;
is his study, 10 receive, in addition IL rs present
stock. large arrivals Of every description, rgas ao
grow III OF 1888; also, eneratted fruit re :, ii all
kinds. The public may rely on finding init ~
sor:nen, of every article in the seed line, OF gen
isu quality, and imported direct by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
4 T. G u Ian PRICE
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAURAT,

II +. EA NI1A NHE.
VNIIE Subscriber has the honor to into
l. and the public in general, that he wi
10th ins'ar,, n ReStaura,, where persons
according to the bill Of fare, II regular p
Fifty cents for Breakfast, and Seventy
Dinner. The breakfast will consist of :
option, one cup of coffee " i,h milk, halfa
and bread at discretion. The dinner \,
three dishes at option, soup. halfa bon
bread nj discretion.
A great number of persons have been c.
II long time Of the inconvenience fcIi a,
where they are obliged to be at regula
subscriber has the hope Of having obvia,
venience in establishing his Res,aura, nj
md here persons will be attended to Al
the day, at cheaper rate than IL the lab
The subscriber has also elegant salo'
parties, and will execute city demands.
ol5-2w MICHEL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
LEGAL>NoT1GES.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-First Judicial Dis-
-. b.

tIlCt NOUIts q
The State dr;Louisiana,- alt whom these pre-
SCENTS shall come, greeting :-WheIeas II FiNRf Will.
LIAM pALEKEi, having purchaser at a'sale made
by tile sheriff # the parish Of Jefferson, ,hs property
hereinafter described, has applied I" The clcrknf this
Court in WTuse office the deed Of sale was 6rded
hesevenieentli day ri October, A. D183 for Muni-
ton; or Adver,senentin conformity to an Act Of the
Lcgislat,lred the STATE al Lonisu,n, entitled "h act
for The further Of titles to purchasers at u-
dCiul sales; approved tie zenith day Of March, 1884:
Now, tt.rrfre, know We, and all persons Interested
herein, are hereby cited and adnonshcd in the name of
the State Of Louisiana, aud Of the First Judicial ,ia-
tric Court, who set ny any right, title or claim
in and tn the property hereinafter described, IN cnnses
qaeoce Of any infornay in the ORDER ecree or judg-
,nent OF the Court under which the sue was made, or
any rregularity l4ega'iy in the npprasene's aud
advertisements, time, Of SAL, or for my
other defect whatsoever, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this Monition is first inserted in the
public papers, why the sale so made should not be cons
6rmed aud homolosated.
The said property was sold by the sheriff Of the par
ish aforesaid the twentieth day Of September, A. ID.
1889 by virtue of decree OF this Court rendered the
eighteenth day If March, A. ID. 1885, in suit entitled
Maria Cecil, Wifi. Of Charles Brewer and al. vs.. the
minor children and heirs of Charles Cecil, No. 28u9
Of The docket Of this court, at which sale the said Hen
ry William palfrey hecane the purchaser, for the
price Of four hundred and thirty dollars, payable
cusl,.
Description of property, give"in the J"dcin Con-
A certain lot of ground, the sainc which nd Judi
Gated to William Nicholson Hull, at sale m"le b.,
Isaac IT, Mccoy aus,i"neer Of the city Of New or'cn"s'
on the eleventh March 1885, by virtue of judgment "t
this Of the thirte,h January 1886, and which was
ordered y said the eighteenth, March 1882 to
be resod at the risk aud ex' ensc OF said HUI" tor neg.
lecting aud refusing To comply with the terms and con:
,ots III said ndiuhca ion. Snd lot being situated in
the parish Of Jefferson, in the town Of nrr"tn, rsig'
natcd as number F"urin square ona plan drawn ny
BENJAMIN lIuissOn, surveyor Of said parsh on the
twentieth Of January 1885, and deposited in the office
Of II: y. Gems Notary public Of this cit and meas
urjG !" America" measure fifty "" feet eleven inches
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO NIL
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1870.

l. Each day drawing under the super of Judges
Of Courts in New Orleans, and the wheels opened
sealed By them.
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HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SEE
IRONS, &c.


THE HOWELL WORKS CON ~
l. 236 Water, near Beekman sire
have received the past season, and
receiving large and extensive additie
Of the above goods, which now
GLOWING assortment, suitable for thu ..,.rsu
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality tp'.:t.!0g .
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of % different sizes, from 2:s HcsE.
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:8 to 30g
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to lS vr,,
Bakcpans or OVENS ditfcren. sis
Tea Kettles, 6 do
Skillets, do
Flat Spiders do
Orddles, do
Fire Dogs, de
Wagon boxes from l IA to "a i..e'-=,
Cart do. S to inches.
Wood Screws, 5000 gross, iron ana nrass, !. q
Is inch, No. 3 to SO inch, No, q .. A snpG-c
quality and finish, and less than Ja.as'z s'|P0r
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks Of atoaG 5GV i6s o
retailing.
Tailor's and hattor'. Irons assorteG
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted 'rlo' ! .
2OIh..
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, c'Tfe|-n =,
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other acil'1"-T a. ls
order.
The above assortment Of goods .+ ..
! recommended to the attention of r.-. -
Western merchants, and offered 4
priccs and upon the most liberal t. u
licved to be the largest and best a.. ,-'. 81.
offered for sale by any ono estabs.. a, II a. :;
United States.
Merchants. by forwarding rcquest e r7fii, C
have prir'ed circular. with descrp.7a II : a-
prices nd terms, from which no dey,9.l-n "a 2r
made, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attent,>n
New York, 1888. 70.
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BOOKS e. MUSIC.
h. JOHNS & co,

. :: !; ! .sTATIoNERs' HALL, NEW ORLEANS;
TINE assortment Of papers being nov completed,
L u" subscribers offer the towing list to the parti-
cu'nr attention Of tile public liices usual. low.
=: English Dr0Wiug Pal,cr. / IYI0tzuanI /: :
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LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF
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This Line is composed Of the following ships. viz
Ship YALO y. Capt. Tra>k
MISSISSIPPI, p llil'urd
." LOUISVILLE, { Allen
. -" SHAKspEAtE Ett%n
b. =; -" HUNTSVILLE, i" EIdrid-e
= -" SARATOGA, -" Hath way
The above ships all Of the first ,:I"ss, c"pperrr
md copper tastcnc "f light dr.ught OF wattr md
built i'll New York expressly for the trade with elegant
uccon'moCat 0ns fer passengers, and commanded by
able and experienced masters. The price u" passage il
fixed at sou, without wines liquors ample stores in
every other particular wi be provided, and every Mt
trn'ion given to promote the comfort Of those passing
t" AMI tro in this line Tine ships will at all times be
towrI up aud down til" rive. aud the greatest punctu
atty observed as to their dav of sailing.
Neither tn owners or captains If these ships will he
responsible for Jewelry, bullion precious stones, silver
or plated ware breakase Of glass. hollow wn'c marble
or granite conerngr OF Tin, of iron STEEL or t,f
any letters, parcel package sent by put tourd
o! them, regular hills OF ladng taken for the
same nni the value tLereolexpresscd.
For freight OF passage apply to
na7 W Il FDSDICk & CO. 20 t'amp st
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOR bayou SARA
R.'-uL,r Packct.
r. f1~A b. The splendid passenger Steamboat
J. ltJ-1AV BRILLIANT Jess" Hart master,
y -; > g. 81 will Leave New Orleans every We'd
ncsdav at 10 o'clock A. NJ for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ taking Inc down
Sunday For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on board or to
ftl,2J ADAMS Il WIIITAl.L'
TUS1 received, aud for sale, large aud general AS
- sor,,nent of Jupnnncd ware, such Bank boxe.
Tea Cuni>t.rs, Lamps, NC. .
MARTIN II 4 J DEVEREUX,
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