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iJAiNrS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, Aleu-
/ landing from ship Constitution, and for snle-v,z
$4,000 feet Of glass, best quality from 8XO 23X23
200 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paint, in %
lbr kegs; doz Japaedrins for bOoOlb lillraga
20 doz splendid 10000 ground bruse also of0aOO and
QUO do; Ceases green in POWDER superior article
DO DO IN cans; large of sash tools of every
size and quality: sable pencils for artisa fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in hoSes, fitted - with all necessary brushes;
artist 8 tools, NC.
Flake and Ien,itv white; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
s"rtinent of punts dry colors OIL urpcntine, varrsh
&C., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
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ABERNTuY'S DYSpprI1 IJXIr


DR.. har'rtly, tn gre tt'st Of .ng III IT. cons
opinion That nm -ienthS of the diseases thtt affect
mankind originate in The stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with The most unprecedented in
his private and public practices fur upward. Of forty
years, for tho removal Of he following d seases:
Loss "ful'p"tite Fa'u!ency, Di tenou Of the Stom-
ach, PJin in the side t1enviness Of the Head ard ucli-
jon Ia sleep, lrtguiarty OF TIE Bowels and il, all
VII re Indigestion .uSve habit is found to
ex t.
This medicine not be numhe ed among the host
Of Nuack before the pub ic as il il the
sole invention OF tn, ATTEST and most scientific surgeon
Europe prluced and the secret of preparing il
purchased by the agent for very large sum. II is
agreenoe AMI pleasant tn the Ia te acts mild uper
lent. alw keeps the bowels tree iMrars vgor and
strength tn TIL, system and cheernness the mind,
and few bntleS ives the most unframed Of
Dys 'epsia or Indigestion and prevents return at any
future period.
New YoHK, 18th August, 1888.
IS Madison. street
SIR:-ln consequence Of ead,g se'antary life, |
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ten years. tr the las, three years my suarings have
been iusupportable. have tried several ply -icanS,
and number of qnnck Medicines without deriving any
relief antr'signed myself ~ the st hopeless despair
was persuaded by. many friends try Aberuellly =
Oysrepc Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
H.. and know not how 10 express nraton of it,
wonderful virtues and the miracle it ~. performed in
restoring 10 that health which L. ugh, lost fpf-
ever Send nc half adpznn bo'tleS II e md excer,
- nv thanks blessings you have erred by re
~ storing MT 10 ptiect health. -. ~. ,-'.'
eAn >, i remain yours, -. - -.
ii = -: JCOr MONROE.
The agent has IN his posse ssion seve hundred tes.
,onals simartn, he ah,ve, of The raordiaary viz
mes of this medcipc. Sold by appointment, at DR..
Jol,nson'$, ifn ienvils stree, nov. :
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VM7 AGNERS LIQUID ODENTI A.-IIas
w been long used. both here and in the nor, h
with uniform st cess. for cleansing and whitening
the tearh and preventing loot hache; preserving
Tire gums, pnrit. ing tn hr,ail and rellv,ng most
diseases which the mouth IL liable in either the
adult nr infant -O"e tea spoonful, MIXED in a wine
elarstul "t pure water. and 50 applied 10 til e teeth
in nsuni name with a hrust, will etlectuav pre-
vent scurvy, aud ard off that excrutia.ing pnin,
,hr tooth ache.
Prepared only hv r. F. Wanger, Surgeon Den.
,isr to Jefferson Collie gr, ard sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON Il CO. 81 Canal g.
rs sna agents for Wnngcr's Odenica
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LNHESH GARDEN SEED The subscriber
l. |" gs 10 express his grateful! thanks to the pubs
c, for the liberal support he has Received since ne
commenced business in tins city. Being sic pro
pret OF the seed store, II Common street. he is
not and never was agent tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he ed it'll anv house in
thus coun'ry--hu' he assures the public that his
connexions IN every department of the seed husII
ness, IN the different couniries of Europe are equal
10 that uf any house in the United States. He i'm
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries aud ismun in France,
Holland, England, S,oland and the no thern
>."tes-andit will al all times be his inreres, az il,
is his study, To receive, addition TO his present,
stock. large vaIs Of every description, really the
gro" tn at 1885, also, engratted fruit $, of all
kinda. The public may rely on finding full ass
s"rtmen of every ar,Icle in the seed line, of genus
mo quality, and imported direct by
n VIM DTNN
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pURNHAM'S DROPS.--r This medicine was
~ discovered by The pEupretur O nd hns leen sul,

RURNHAM'S DROPS.--rhi medicine was
II discovered by The proprietor and hus teen sub
Jer'ed 10 his careful Observation for many wear.
IN every var e'v ct Practice, and all the dspns ,
OF The diversified American climate; and !, is not
gwen to the puhic With the utu,,-t confidence nd
believe that II is, "a most clearly forth in he
pamphIo' accompanying the same, the b. ST mehi.
cine ever thrown within the reach of al clas es {
society. is with the grea,es prnIrie given in
all the mnadies which afflrt IT, 9 human r. CO. from
TIE established TACT, that. wh-r TAX ,nt ,,,. sn.
mach it acIs arcnnr.iny to The stale OF The som
arh and the n,ture OF the d's"ase, ither as an
'm"'c, diurrlic, sud"r1hc. eApccoran, or crp RE,
M dIc,ne. That It is rea;ly wha i, purpnrls to he,
reds only thai I" satisfy the mos, incredulous.
The tact is daily coming 10 the n"wIe ledge of the
propri hrs OF its beneficial aud saving effects in
cases OF the agnt and frve bilious, typhus, ner-
v"us and scarlet t.vrrs, infuenza, violent culds :,
dys' merry or fnx, dyspepsia or measles, satisfy
them that ih.y are not only warranted IN warmly
rtc"mmendlngn, bun they a~e call ed upon from a
sense ut duty wnlcn they owe to the human flmlIy
to say to all, Try il, and you will bear ample lcsl-
"ny to all we have id on he su ject.
The cholera itself, the wars, srnurgc which he
ever visited our c"uhIry, has been successfully cons
4uered the proprietor in thirteen with the use
81 ms medicine only, Without TIT l'ss Of a single
Pai"nt: The msdic'ne is PIE AIRED only by d"cto S
BURMA VI h DAVIS, S.. Louis Missouri; and j.
pa' up 10 phlais each accompanied with PLAIN
ana distinct direction, and containing about slx,,
i'ses, TO Q had for seventy five cents, which
makesit much the cheapes, N dcine ever offer. d
TO the public.
The above medicine is sold wholesale and ret Il,
y our A ents, Hrnry Bonnahel, Druggist ana
Apnlhrcary Tcll"up""uas str er. Nv Ohenrs
|. h>Lo21UnR, buekwheat, Po1aloes. &c.
L lOt half i,hls family Flour,
y, 70 hnlI bbs Philadelphia buckwheut meal,
100 E,ghh do do do
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line CT Pacss,s,1
III Fl

hlr sfps COMPOSING this Line al sal, ,r.. \. :.
l. U leans and New York every other Mond."N
e"mmenelng on the 10Th november, and to insure III.
vi; ~ .he time OF sailing, the line
Ship ;asoo: captain insk to leave on the soh nov.
December - ~ y" "'s stn
s'np HratsrWe, Captain Eldridser to eav. on N.
ship .schsburs, Captain Woodhouse, to eav. on III.
Ship M's',ssppi, Captain Davis, to leave on the 18th
January. ~ VII 't'e is'h
" The above ships all new, of the first c,.s.
eoptered and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 ton.
eurhen, are of light draught of water being built il,
Nea orN expressly Tor The trade. The price OF mas;
sage is liked al one hundred dollars Their cab;n. nr.
Gt'ed upon The most improved and convenient oian and
s r IN neat and elegant style. Ample sares of
tue hrst quality will be provided and eyeIy regard hal
w e e e"9rt and entire satsacto" who
I'll pad tor at the office Of the cousignees, -
,.; anse TacN"ts are commanded BY Captains we'll ex
perenced IN the trade, who will give every atenton
ana exert themselves to accommodate. lhey will ut
a.. ,''es oe towed up and down the Mississippi bv
,1n ';",a Of r";~- "DeSi'ou IN
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No Ut T. NO IA
nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Biein lie street. con
- fines hi practice 10 the treatment Of Venerea
Disease n nh ia Il II mt farms

- fines HI practice 10 the Treatment Of Venercul
Disease, IN all its diff rint farms.
Dr. Johnson, from residence Of many years i'll Hos
ri,ns III Europe, devoted 10 the treatment Of Nenereal
Diseases, and from his pres mt extensive practice in
that particular unnch Of The profession guarantees a
Safe se dy aud e1ecual rure To such persons
uoubled with any OF the following diseases Wis
Go wr,huea. Glecis, Sn.c,n'es CHI ncres, Bubos
Seminal Weakness, Af', lions of the Eludder, kidneys,
luins, Urethra PROSTATE Gland, swelled esiicles,
Erununs IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains III the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disea-e.
Recent cases curel in two three days without the
use of Nercur, Interruption from business, aeru-
ton in The node of ing.
A medic ne IT, prevent Venercal Disease can be oh
Ia ned of lr. Johnson, 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and
used by hun during tle several canpai ms in hch he
served us surgeon General in The French Army.
Sold by d.. Johnson, at his office. hose persons
nav ing any affa. tion OF Venarcal Disease al rhou
taxing vu>ages. removing 10 The untr,, wond
do we'll by Sivins Dr. Johnson II call, proper ne'
Gin - tor Their in the s be put ur
with written directions f,i their use.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock n
night,
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE wAttu.vs,

~ ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSES
" Custom!,ouse street, opposite the post-otfice
The subscribers arc now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, 1ombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and lin.els
marble iacings hearths aud boundary stone plaster
OF Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the ncatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen to
set the abovs work.
les JAMES KAHN g. STROUD
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LIN nl> line CONSISTS OF luur vessels, ali ot
4TfTY the first class, corpered and copper fast.
-ss---z- ened, and of about 200 tons bur,hen
with handsome accommodations for passenoer.
these vessels are cnnman ded by ca p, aims we'll
fSPtnehcen IN the trade, who will give every at
shippers. They will b, tow ed up and d, wn The
Miss'ssl p', and leave New Orleans on or befor.
the 9TH and 18Th of every mn,l,h. The following
vesse 8 c"mpo'e the line, viz:
BHg Araha", Chares G rdon, master.
B'g CHapman,J. B. Thompson, master.
Brig Athena, J Doane, master
Barn Roger Williams, J. AIIihers, master.
L"r 're'ght or passage, apply To J. A. BAREIII
C", 81 Cannon ST. New OlIeans, or NJ r.
M"fdrcai, Cha,le s,on. 49,,
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OMbARD & cos Boston und New Orlcuns
- LII OF Packet S'Iips:-Thl. new line of ships
ms been expressly built to run be,wacn the abov"
ports and will BE- found of suitable draft Of water:
recommendations Gee for passengers and every effort
VIII DO made to give general salts action, Tho
'no IS composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee. AIS tons Capt Harding,
Carolina, 400 do Lemis,,
Cl'a'Ieston, 374 do d Eldrdge,
Columb:ana CPS do G Barker,
Seaman, 24O do J Uowcs.
Bombay, Cos do d umphrey.
The above sh ps are all now, of the first lass
copper fastened and eoppered, commanded by men
OF great experience, have large accommodations,
WIN separate ladies' cabn every attention will be
pad to passengers, and the very est Of stores pro
vidcd for them
Tho packets will be lowed up and down the Mis-
s!sspp', and the strictcst punctuali . served in
tho time Of sailing, und should tho reg lar vessels
p deta'ne" in arriving. other ships equally as good
will in all cases be substituted. share of pat ron.
ag" IS solicited, and tho agents pledge themselves to
accommodate as much practicable. to receive
and forward goods by id line at tho mos, rnoJcr
alto charges, and to advance all uapen es on goods
shipped, if required.
The shipa will leave the LIST and 10th of every
month. For freight or passage apply to the agents
A MERRITT, 50 Common st.
N. 3. Arrangements made OH consign MIG Is
to Messrs. A. G. Lombard T. Co.
nov27
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IL IL -

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, Nickersoo.
Trad Ferry. new Stevens.
Solomon Saltus, Latham
Brig Architect, Cr,v.
These vessels of the first class, have hand.
some furnished accommodations and arc of light
drat of water, to ADM. of their receiving and
dschargng their cargors in Baltimore, at he ei,v
freight wi! be taken for ports on the C!esa pcaks
or or james k'yer; and forwarded by tho agents.
Messrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, at Balt,mor,.
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price of Passage Is fixed at $50.
ample stores of the st quality will he provided
Steam W and down the Mississippi will hs taksu
all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
hoV2' % Benvil 81.
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IPARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

. OURNAL of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
A c F NJ, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
10; containing description of the geography, &C.
ology, climate aud productions. and the numhe,
manners and customs OF the natives; with Man
of Oregon Territory, BY Rev. Samuel Parker, A Nj
he River and he Desert; or RecolIectons OF
the Rhone and III, Ghartreuse; by Miss Pardoe
author oi,he City of, Sd tan, &c. in 2 vols.
The Robber, Tale, !. the author OF Richcleu,
The Gypsy, Alta; in 2s :
The Two Flirs: or Ad. s>ture in a Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady BIcssingon. L
Bulwer, Mrs Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Mcdwin, and others; in 2 vols. --t
The Life AM Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l
Just received and for sale by -'f
. = Rt,NI -
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,

Through IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta tGcoJ
I EANES Mobile every other Dis, ia,ne lately SfteI
i the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per thu
steamboat EMELiNE, l1lkely. coacaes pensacolY
steamboats, per Pensacola Bag, St Rosa sound and Coc
thsehie River and Bay Cedar Bluf, coaches thenc
via Mariana, Chattaocchee, Formerly Noun, Yer.
non, Banbl lIge, Piner,on; lla~kinsvlle and l.oui
viiie to Augusta passenger iakin his at Nj.
bile is in no danger Of heus thrown out losing h
preference by other conflicting interests as The FLOkl
ia LINE is but one concern, and under COZ ,rt
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arivaa Augusta i'll time specified, through all wealth,
and at any season, unless most unforeseen
trophe should occur. The Grea, New Orleans Mai
is carried ty this route. The Agents for accommoda
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the soNtle;t country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
estng water navigation. the time and accommodation,
afford the Traveller speed, certainty, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS il were with the Rail Road
Charleston, S G. and the steam pack Is to New York
travellers req \, New York from New Orleans
LESS TRAN II nArs'-Washington city in r.
From Chattahooc!,ee, Florida, We have = Brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also two Branches from lawkinsvlls
one to Medse,iIle and one to Macon, light two hor.
caches. STOCK IONS g co.
AUGUSTA Goth Jan. 1885.
Office al Mansion House Mobile {
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TO THE LADIES,

TO THE LADIES'
A TklNSONS DEPlLi.ATOitY. for removing an
~ pertlunus air Gom the face neck aud arms win
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before the Application A fresh supply
Just recei> Ell al GJIID\,> '''
N" Exchange Hotel, corner S, CHARLES and Co,mo,
u,,c
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FALL. & WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN II co. No 3, Magazine street
~ are r"cei' ing their supplies of Fall aud Winter
Chlng, and will continu" to receive shipments regtl-
!arly throng bout the Their assortment being
Inrse will enable Them 10 supply M rchan's irel
tie county, ut the shortest NOTICE; for sale wholesale
& retail, on accommodating terms.
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NtlE undersigned having recon- aenced bps,s..

7NtlE Undersigned having recon- !, nced hns;,s..
rs Druggist and Apo,hecarv in The ,,o,.
owned by Mr.. cob on, at the corner of Tiyni;
circle and Triton Walk, respectfully sulici,s share
G" me fuoiic patrnndge and renewal of the ia yor.
OF his former customers. The entire s,cnL ~
Drugs, medicines and foncv articles j, fresh .ns
carefully stl'c'ed. The following on,y are par.
ticularizei, viz: r.
Pre- Soda, Seui'z and Saratoga Powders.
fast Powders, being wholesome and eleoas,
su's'tn'e tor yeast, in rasiAg bread, buck heat
cakes, Sc:
Buffers Effervpscen, Mazne.i,n An, e,ient-a
pleasant and genie purgatvein d. pepsia or in d..
gestlon, nervous debility, eiddneee, headache
acdity of the stoma CHI ha uul costlyeness cuta
neous eruPtlons, &c.
Cnrpearer's Fluid Extract Of sarsapnrilla +
purifying The hIuod, DC do do and cube.s, Sc
Swalm's Panaeea aud Fermifuye British n,
Haerlem oils, Opodednc, &c. -. =
Refined Ltqn"rice, julube and Guan,auve paste
Tooth brushos. Pren,tce's carbonjc dentrii
fee, ch"rInstoolh wash, powder putt. and bexee
Pren.ices carbon,c denlr free, chlorine tooth wash
powder putfs and blxes, Prentice,s scented and
plain. toilet powder. pomatum creme de Perss
orange flower, rose, laven er and Florida waters,
OF the best qulites, Rowland's Macassar Oil, Old.
ridges balm Of Columbia, Sud, a variety Of
lncifer and oher tches, iI,d..i6le marking ink
superior black ink, &c. =. s. .,.--t
f Sperm and refined whale OF. Hays Linimeni,
A II, sh assortment, OF Thvrh,,yn'. lar,ien Seeds
/, .or' ? GEORGE JONES,
AAlNE-i5t boxes Claret und ssu,erne Wine, i.
Isl ,iaqs CiAMPLlN s. COOPER, So JUL.
r1ALE RoPE-l5O col Bale Rope, Of sups.n
ID q'salny, fnr sale by -,
| hIs l>AAu BRIDGE 4 Co, ls4 Mapsksns
d
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EDUCATE -N-FRENCH and ENGLlSII.-
Mr. Jam s, recently ariv. IN This city, begs leave
to int, the ci zens OF New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, IA, January, at No.
10 Toulouse street, Tor the instruction of youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Methrr, who speak both those languages with
greal huency and purity, and who viii take charge
OF Tive departnt mt o. the young ladies.
Mr.. J.mes will give his whole attention to the
various branches of education, and hatters him ell
shat h" will give entire satisfaction TO those who
nay honor him with their confidence. nov
NOflCE,-The co. partnership formed On Ia.
28th July last. between John Y. Bayliss, Joseph A.
card and Charles B. BoIen, to be conducted I'M
der the 81, lie and title Of Bayss, Beard & Bloren,
IS hereby dissolved ond his dissolution is to
AXE effect US from the lst OF December last.
The undersigned will promptly discharge all the
obligations OF the la'o firm, and in future continue
III their own MINES, aud tor their own account,
he same business, as Facrors and General COM
MISSION merchants, under tho style and lille o.
6eard d. Bnren, and sosIclt a share Of the patrol
,ge OF their friends aud the pubic.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
nov ! CHARLES B.. BloREN.
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50 per saw, $50 90
For do OF 10 saws, with feeders &c. S.
75pcr saw, 800 90
For do. OF 80 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
50 pei" saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feotlers supplie.
10 ccis eavh the number OF teeth icing about cua,
the number OF saws. One set of feeders, il is con
sere'l However, Will wear out two three sets of
sows. Extra SAWS supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any Of the por, towns OF the plan
ting States, al the above prices the agents paying the
ire rhl Oh the same from New York; and becoming re-
sI.-.lslblc tor the amount OF the Gin. Tin wright,
will be sent with the Gins TO F, them up where de-
sre The charges for whose services will be extra. but
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable e!ns but will be charge extra. Horse
powcS OF any description, be furnished Oh like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
is IL und they differ opinion. Some desire of
larger diameter thar Others The most common size
is or 10 inches; " wish them l2 inches. Some
wish or rows,. brushes axle, while others do
not want more THAI at most. Some wish saws with
or y teeth to the inch, while Others want 10 Or IL
" uch discrepancy. we prefer they should, al,
The time of giving ORDERS furnish statement, Of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left our discretion, we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
An order can be executed, from the time is received
IN the space ct Ell ht nine weeks and the Gin in thai
tithe placed the hands of the factor To be in tune
Tor .e next crop, all orders oIg he in the hands oil
the manufacturers by the first middle of Nav except
Or plantations where they are late in commencin. &c
! pick or gin cotton. 800 ~
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the ce,to,
! wing STATES, will he sold on reasonable terms.
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NEW GDODS-Bush Il ANeu luve jus r"""lyed
~ splendid assortment OF the Fancy Goods suitu
hle for PRESENTS, comprising la lies writing desL T.
dres Ing cases, work boxes, musical Boxes por,f .lios
needle hooks Of pearl, shell aud ivory, card cases md
'enirs in laid with pearl and gold; pocket books nr
les, opera gns es, gold and silver pencils pc f,mcry
OF al! kinds, 1erv, nc, at THE BAZAAR
d29 cor ST Charles T. Cannon I, E.,Lo,na
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N York 4 Baltlmo ore Packets

N x0rk q Baltimore Packets
1ACKETs FOR NEW YORK New Line.
TO sail puncluay every second Monday
during the season, full not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. $. Sears.
Ship Alabama. Ala do C. C. Berry;
Ship Arkansas, 627 do Dennis
Ship S'ratoga, SAP do w Hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do b Jackson,
Ship Kentucky, 629 do } Bunker
The above ships of the FIRST Glass; coppere
and coppertastened, ard having been built in New
York expressly for this trade, they are Of light
draft OF water and almost invariably the bar
without any detention. The comma ndcrs are men
OF great experience. and the ships will always be
lowed up end down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
They have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores of tho best description will always bs
furnished The cabin passage i. 800 without
VINE Or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished 10
The officers or crew. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to &c AMES 45 Camp st.
The SHIPS are not accountable for break age Of
glass; hollow ware, marble graLite, cooperage Of
tin, or rust ofiron STEEL nor responsible for any
package or parcel, unless regular bill Of lading
Is executed therefor Ut tho ofico of the It's.
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