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Dwelling House at Auction.


 WE'LL be sold m the first Monday in June next w M public auction, in front oi the Mansi' n House, at Ill o'clock AM, the frame Dwelling House and lot, ihe north corRer of Thrd and Walnut streets. in the civ of Mobile. The lot is llO feet on each street. Terms-one fifth cash, and the balance in four equal annual instsments, win interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum cured by approved endorsed notes and mortgage on the property. THOMAS W. McCOY.s myI7 l44tf Secretary Merchan,s Ins.i Co.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIc--May 20, IS45

ARRIVED. Fr hHrk Grand Conde Aubert, fin Touon. in ballast to master. schr Commercial, Peterson, fin New Orieans to mas ter. Steamboat MonteZnma, Baker, fin New Orleans Steamboat Creole, Hern, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Minerva, Barton, from Columbus with l5 bales cotton.
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Another old citizen, we'll known throughout the State. and indeed with numerous acquaintance and friends throughout ihe country. has departed Col JOHN B. HoekN, of this city, dIed al his plantation few days since. His remains were brought to ih's city and inferred yesterday. His health has been broken for nearly years, and several paralysis had shattered him that his death has been for some
 time apprehended
 Col. HoGAE was a gallant officer during the late war, and served the government with much energy in the last Greek war in this State. He has represent- ed this county repeatedly in the State legislature, and was for number of years Collector oi ihis port An ardent. brave, warm hearted man, always decided uncompr omislng party man, he had devoted friend ships and made biuer enmiIIes. The last are, we trust buried in his tomb the first will long preserve he memory of his good quainies in the bpsoms of hi; numerous friends.
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The Treasurer of the Piltsburg Fire Fund reports that the received up 10 lhls date is $96, ,l29 67. This exclusive of the appropriation of $50 ,000 oy the State.
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MOBILE FEOniay Morning, May 20, I845 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY, nF IINESl ONE
MOBILE
OF IlMEs1 ONE.

We are requested to state that the Trial of Henry Elter is for Monday next, III the Circuit Court when the witnesses in the case are expected to be u attendance.
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&I96 QaO

me state of the bids on the railroad and steam |. boat routes is sueh tha, that branch he service in the states above napcd (exc, plmg the Hudson ri- yer route, which has been let at reduction Of cosi) renaIn yet to be assigned to contracf.-IU. States Journal.
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PERPETUAL MoTIos-A Mr. Bain of Scotland has invented sort of clock, which runs by Galvan. ,:n' anl never needs winding up, and cosrs only a little moie lhan $2 %. He thinks he has decided. headed the Yankees. But nous vfrr9ns.
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xTNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will be supported by
 febl7 67tl MANY VOTERS
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It appears from the official of the votes for Members of Congress in Rhode Island, that Hon. Henry Y. Cranston Is reelected by 1867 votes, all other candidates having received 69 Hon. Lemuel II. ArnsId was chosen by 3,2l3 votes, against Elisha K. Potter who had 3,030. There were 76 scatter. ing votes
 bili of Amnesty, directing that no further pro- secutions be commenced under the late law in rela- tion to offences against the sovereign power of the State-ttat the Attorney General be directed to en- ter noite mossqui upon all indictments pending for such offences, and that the three persons now imprisoned sentences under the said law. viz Thomas w. Dorr, Benjamin NJ. Bosworth and Vii. martin Heath, be liberated from confinement, was of iered m the Senate on the 6lh. It was expected that il would come up for consideration day or two afterwards, but the expectation was disappointed, and lhe opinion prevalent al Newport, al the he date was, that the hill would be postponed 10 the next session, majority of both Houses being oppos ed 10 il,
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LUTiON-The Copartnershp heretofore Dexisiing between the subscribers, under the name and style of H HARRIS, CLAYTON & O., IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. The debts due said firm have been placed in the hands of George R. Clayton for liquidation and settlement, also, the debts due the houses of P. T Harris and F. T. Ilar- ris & Co, have been assigned Geo. Ca, ton. The said George R. Clayton is above authorized to settle all of said debts. F. HARRIS, ...,,,.tt GEO. R. CLAYTON,
 ROBT. A. HOLT.
 Mobile, May l9h. 1S45 '+A
 GEO. R. CLAYTON will keep his office in Mobile. my2O I46tf
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CHILToE ALLEN, Esq, late Governor of Ken- lucky, A candidate for Congress m the 9ih Dis trlct, but in consequence of injury received by fall from horse has withdrawn.
 FUNDS FOR THE PITTsBURG SUFFERERs.- At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen on Friday evening last. hls Hon. the Mayor made the flowing reporl which ordered be filed and to the board of ConHoh Council:
 MAYORS OFFICE, May 16, 1s45 To the Boords of Aldermen and Common Conn ;H :- Gen,emes-I beg leave to report the following collections for the benefit of the sufferers by fire Pillsbmg:
 By Henry I.eiman, including the very handsome do nation of $l0O made by c. Cuum. .s203 65 By James Martin. ..................... 67 % 't George Woodward. ard.............. S3 % .. John Marshall. .. ................. 612 75 " P. B. Taylor, including the heral dO- nation Of $50 by the Right Rev. Bishop POrtIer. .................... BIS OG " T. J. Butler. ..................... 105 % s Henr, Myers and W. C. Easton, Includ. ,ng $ll4 collected on Sunday last at the Catholic Church. .................... 264 %
 $l,653 40 I-ess discount uncurrent money ...... 10
 Sl,652 30 Which amount have forwarded to the Honora- ble ihe Mayor of the city of Ptsburg. in T. M En- slish, Esq Cashiers Check, No. 573 ou Merchants Bank. New York. Respectfully,
 CHAS. A. HOPPIN, Mayor.
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Ii will be seen by inc official appointments. copied into this paper, from the Union, that the long of Mir. POLK has reached to New Orleans, and begun the process of renovaling he offices. The Marshal, |, one of the Appraisers the Treasurer of the lint and the Surveyor General of the Mint, have been re- moved.
 Some of the people about here may, from ihis, be- gin think that they forgotten at Washington, but "e think they may wake up one fine morning be- fore long and fid themselves mistaken.
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O5-The undersigned announces himself a can- didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB S. MARSH.
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0-JAMES HAGAN is announced by blr friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- hle county at the ensuing August election. ap8
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ICE..ICE.-ICE.

NNIIE subscriber has notice of the loading at Ios- Il ton of four additional ca,soes of Lte 10 his ron- signmen, to wit: per brig Amer ,can, bark Martha. brIg Robert w. Brown and bark Ranger-all of them now at sea. Price HALF A CENT PER POUND. Per order of
 THOMAS McNELLiS,t ap22 122Kmo Ice House Keeper.
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DG-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3Sles
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For Clerk of ,he Circui, Court.

DG- l am d candidate for reelection ,o the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile lhs ensuing August election.
 npl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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ADzANHS' WHAHF, S6Inhu, AItS' . TNHE subscriber begs leave Ia announce to his Il friends and the public generally. that he has es- tablished new WHARF, for receiving Goods, &c. at the end of Bow street, just below the Ferr, land- ing. Having heretofore received liberal .hare of patronage, Qor which he feels fhankiul) he hopes and expects continuance of the same. '
 He will at all times be enabled ,o engage wagons to forward merchandise, received by and stored with him, into the interor whenever he may receive or- ders to do. tap26 126cmol JAMES ADAMS.
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gut.I offer my to the voters of Mobile county as candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Jan15 39te EDWIN RUST.
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0D- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as d candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election the Ist Monday of August next mh25te+
 Gl respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of ihe Circuit Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing August election.
 mhS S4tf J. w. LANG.
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For County Tax Collector.
 31P The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 145
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The Washington correspondence of the N. York Courier and Enquirer, says that Judge BLYTHE, late Collector of the port of Philadelphia, has been appointed first Comptroller of the Treasury in place of J. ". Mccullough, removed.
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DS- To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- taorized to announce DRURY THOM PSON as a candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. febS 60ile*
 The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup. port him a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianI6 4Dte*
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White SnIphur spflhes,

MoRaAE CoUNfY. ALA JHn Isi, lBl5. FUNIIE undersigned having associated "ifh l.iem Major GEO E. CLTHLRALt, ,he above establishment will in future e conducird hy 1s jointly. s'''"''''-'s PIT. MANNING,
 GF. MANNING.
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WILLIAM CREssMAN,

No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sr., ,PHiLApLLrHIA.
 Manrfaet~e cf Military and Sporfsman's Articles; SUCH as Leather, Cloth, Felt. Silk, Bea, CT, C Dress and Bear Skln CAPS of all patterns. yiz. Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts of al kinds, Canteens. knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pickers, Plames. Pompoons, Fireman's Caps Lea- ther Stocks, Gun Cases super for quality, Shot Rags, Game Bags, Drums, Sc. &c. rsrt
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have them Lealherned at very short notice, sngly Or by the dozen. t- Et.l
 0o-orders thankfully receved and punctuals att tended 10. l4h2O 7Ocmo
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Notice to Debtors. BRANCH BANK STATE ALA. AT MoBiLEs}
 IoaE

May IS, iS45.
 DEBTORS TO THIS BANK are rem,nded that all paper not pro, ided for by he lst June ensuing, prescribed by the entitled "'an act to settle the afiaiis of the State Bank and Branches" approved 25,h January, lS45 will be placed in the hands of the Bank Attorney for collection immediately there after
 myI4 Al HENRY 8. HoLCOMBE, Cashier. City Batbing Establishmrat, Exchangs-ss. TTNhE p"blic are respectfully informed tha, owing u the times and in order to have ii in the reach of every person enjoying ths great luxury, (wh-re a person have warm, cold, shower salt ter Bath, he has reduced the price of sugle Baths to 25 cents. He will also issue a limited number of season Tickets for the low price of S5 each myl0 WILLIAM HICKEY. Kemper White Sulphur Springs. | NNIlE PROPRIETOR of ihis deli ightlai watering Il place again offers 10 hs friends and the public genera Nv, the advantages of ihIs pleasant summer | reireat--season commencing on Ihe first June. | Board per month .S2b O0 | ..do. do week k............... 6O l ..do. do day.. 26 1 Man and horse per day. .......... % Horse per month. th................ l5 % Horse per day ................ 75 Children from l2 to years old price " ..do. ..do. 8 to ? years old l price. | ..do. do. g and under, charge. Servants half price.
 apl4 n5 E.. C. MOsBY, Propr,eto~.
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Wv. HEM,SewAs, Secretary Of satca.s
DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION. .iiIffi ef SIS Beard is a stout vel set man. fuII face 'Gt,ia reckIed, grey eyes s'reaked ~ iih red, sandy GAr, speaks slow and with caution, n dow n Gas, and ra, iher bad conntenance, something under midale age. Has gone to Alabama or the upper rari of Loul. ap23 123tKmo a.tA@
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For Clerk of ihe County

0s-We are requested to announce EDWARD B GALE as d candidate for Clerk of the County Cour at the ensuing election. mhll
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M OTlCE-The copartnershp of GORDON & NCURRY will expire on the Iasi day ofihis monih The name of the firm will not be used after that time only in the settlement of its hnsiness Either of the partners authorised 10 settle all outstanding debts. .| l. DAVID GORDON,
 EDWARD CURRY
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MAIL LETTINGS OF ls45.

Maine-Coacb and horse let the contract at less than present price paid by BPS s96 per annnm
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FOR NEW-ORLEANS.

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. CIS~ A The fine passenger steamer BELLE S<ssssaszE P )ULE, Black w. Martin, master, will leave for inc above and all intermediate landings un THIS DAY, 2Oh inst, at 5 o'clock pM., po- siively.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 my20 CAMPBELL, OWEN x co, Agents.
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m FOR PROVIDENCE-Passae only.
 -ESA The bark II. W. TYLER, Tyler master, Sssas8 can accommodate twelve cabin passengers and will have despatch. For terms. apply on board to ......- -
 my20 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti-si
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$0S0 kEWARD-BY THE GovERN0R 4Y YA&(NY=WLereas ono XXM i:-

@OS0 REWARD-BY THE GOVERNOK. R R@OO-Whereas one VIM. q. BEARD did on the Fist day of January, 1s45, al Raleigh, in Smith county. in this State, mtlct se, 4ra mortal wounds on the body of Peter c. Campbell, with a pocket knife; and, whereas, the said Beard did subsequently, escape from jail, and is now at large.
 Now, therefore, I, ALBERT q. BRows, Cover. nor of the State of Mississippi, do issue ihs, my proclamation, hereby offering a reward 1.-TWO son who shall delvtr the sad William q; Beard to the civil authorities of Smith county. or cnnGne him in any jail in this State; aud I do more over require all officers Of this Sta.e, civil and military, to use due diligence III arr, sting fife or fender trlt l'i - l.-.. v s,'
 GIVEN under my hand and the great seal of inc lsEAL, 1Isas. '' '' 'AaAs sRmwN Mss',, ss'h' By the Governor. .- s.' i-.,.I,. : .t'sA
 Wv. HEMIRGwAy, Secretary of stnte,.
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&TkAW GOoDs-W. n. B. H.FF. CRXW. hS FORD, 17 nanphin street. are receiving from brg Republic large and complete assortment of Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats, which viii he sold very low for cash. s myisuws
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NOTlCE-l will continue the Faotorage and " Commission business in Mobile on my ov n ac connt-wiI pay all the liabilities of GORDON & CURRY. During my absence from the city Mr. ED- WARD CURRY or GEo. WRAGG are my authorized Agents. [my20 146Cwl DAVID GORDON.
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FOR MONTGOMERY. A E@ h The fine igh, draughi steamboat NSkssszaE51EZ. ALABAMA, J.J. 2. Wilson master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings THIS DAY, 20ih inst. at o'clock, PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10 my20 M.WARING & CO
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SHEKIFF'S NUTTNE.
 OMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county, or V the 18th May, l845, by Charles A Hoppin Esq Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway siav, called JOHN, 5 feet 3 or fonr inches high, black aged about IS years, and says he belongs to Johr Sewell. Esq, of Montgomery counry, Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward, prove properi, pay charges and take him away, otherwise be will be dealt with according to law in such eases made and provided 10 pay jail fees.
 my2O I46f c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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NHEESE-l50 boxes, 6 to lbs each, m article V Of very superior quality, landing ex. brig, Ike. public and for sale by Hses
 myl3 TT MARSHALL, ROWE A co.
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partie de Ia complaints qui raconte les douleurs
de la duchesse Constance de Bretagne eft chan
ia dune yoix plcine de larmes
Ellie cterchait, dams sa detresse,
La forteresse
Oh ~l;anglais tenait enferme
Son bien aimes
Puts ellie dit encore ss
-Didier mon Didierl 4. ol es-tu
LIE vieux majordome, rebuilt a f@tat d'enfan-
&c par son %ivr6sse, s'approcha endorsement de
la fenetre pour voir la chanteuse mais, atl me-
me instant; la porte SQUIRT, ct une yiYe lumie,
re honda la chambre. Maitre Alain Sc retour-
ma. II Wit Ali1 de YnanoB pale;Foil egare, tes
nant la main I'm flambeA4. Ellie aussi pronon-
ca dune voix otoutfae les memes mots que Ia
chanteuse I'd idier !...mon Didier!
IA e~oatinuer.
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A W n nR tn
aMNgCA "a ~ discs SeGReS.
~ COMPLIANT.

NORTH & BROTHERS,,
(2enae MaaiciPaAYe ~encoignure Commune I'll
Magasias. NouueHe Orleans,
81 INT touiotfrs en- main un grand assortment dc
" ToiIes d'Irlande, PlatilIes, Morlaix. Couvertures
de lame FRANCHISES, Indiennes Am6ricnines, Merri
mack ct autres marques. ben connues: lie touta ven
DIRE a aussi bon marche qeu Ion peut les ofrir dams
~n1nlporte quel magasin dc cette vile. Feb.l3 1y4
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LibraiFie do Ia NouYelIe 0rles8s

Rae du Camp No. IA.
u n. STEEL, successor de Norman, Stcs, =
q : Ukraine. Furniture de bureau, mpofSss.
publication, &c, &C., en- gros ct en- detail. Y n
Lures %descomptes, depremi9re qualte, ct ca,s4cs
Iolunitafes dc bu9e0u, premiere qnalite. n ,s Ns
des employees, des banques, ct d1 commerce M
Materiaur pour lie dessin ct l'architccture.
Cartes 4 jjouer colori6cs et non coulori6sss oaris.
yisAe Gmaillees, &c. &c. "
Lures d'Scole de toute espece.
Publications h han marche ct ma CASING
Lipres AZ anauaires dc Londrcss
Les rlarchandises vendues dams cet Etsh;ssa
sont toutcs guarantees pour IA qualitis Vi III mn TAasns
lsatisfeslnt.. CIV
Impressions ct relieures, execute dams n MANI
style, ct aux plus bas prlx- n. fev ao-SMs
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NA 4Ec mU n 10

WAIfl1E, hlNEAS q GO.
a hFFRENT aux Plantcurs, Marchands de Ia Cam
" payne ct autres nn large ct bon stock assorti de
Marehandlses a leur choix, comprenant Sellerie,, Har-
Volttres. Ustenslles, Garnitures ct Materiaux; GUM
ealllerie pour sellerieset accessories de ~voitures; mar
chandlses en- f%er-blane; ustensils en- bois; ct Brosses,
ct une grande vari6t6 d'autres articles; pour les person.
mes qui en-. auralent besoin, ct il est dc leur int6r6t:
d'exaininef ayant ~d'acheter, I'm que nous avons Tintens
ton de les servir d leur satisfaction.
Aussi, IN grand assortment dc Charrues.
Few. 6s-3 M.
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Ia FYANT quito u commerce dc FGpicerie, jc recon-
9 mande 4 mes anciens arhis ct a. toites mes pra-
tiqucs, Messrs Bragg et Snelser, qui mont %succede
dams mes nlagasins, Nos. 4 etl1 Rue de Poydras! us
ont reprsaune large portion dc mon fond, ct leur assort-
iment sera complet avant peu de iours. Je solicite
pour eux les tnelncs fayeurs qui mont etc 81 %liberale-
nent accordees;i c suis certail quils seront dignes de
tout lie patronage qui3 s'etendra a eux.s
July 3. THOMAS B. WINSTON.
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NOUYELLE REDISTRIBUTION.

NOUVELLE CONSTITUTION.
Nos ~lecteurs peuvent considerer les copies que nous
leurs demons de la Nouyelle Constitution de letat de
Louisiana, soft en- Anglais gu en- Ffancais, CONNIE dc
Ia derniere exacttudo nolssles avoIis collattonnees
avec soin, sun les documcns %oficicls ct sur les aautres
papiers qui ont etc d meme dc puisert atux melllleures
sources. On strolvcrn au bureau du Wing de 81. Lam
dry, des copies dc ID nouyelle constitution de l'6tat en-
sAngiais ct en- Francois, ~corrig6cs avec soin.
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96tel DC la bile 1)lQts,

environ un mile dc la Vile Plate, sur la route ni-i
s9llqAe dess o@pelopsas ct Washington au Bayou Chicot.
d25-3t EEMIJRL SHAW.
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FROST g. CIE.
Rue DIES Magasins No. 10, N, Orleaas
ID mt en- magasin ct recoivent CONSIGNMENT d.. &
W orleans du Nord un assortment complet do
Bottles, souliers, Brogans, ChapsaaT
ct habiilemens confectionnes.
Qu'ils yendent AIDES prix reduits; lis s'attachsnt Nj,
reinforcement d~renlplir ayec soin les ordres dos; hiaS'
tours, en- &c qui ~coneerne les
Brogaas Rouges ct ChapenuG de Lame
P~ianteurs ct marchands sont prizes de vcnir eSatnniuSI
noa ma rchandisc Fey. 13AAS
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"A " T s .
lie s%oussignG invite sGrieuseinent toutes les person.
mes qui lui doiyent a venir regler leuts complies antcri-
cur au Ter mars dernitr, sans autre uvertissenlent ute
rieure let tous cenx qui ont des d6fnendes a fare 4 les
presenter atm qu'elles soft sold6cs.
26 maj 845.alf NATHAN GILBERT.
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AlarrhonDiscs n'ftf.


d sotssigne, rcconnaissant du patronage liberal aui
~ lui a etc accorde depuis quill a commence les af-
fares, prend la lberte dinlor1ner SEES amis ct lie public
quill a dams son magasin .mn assortment complet de
MarchdadiSeS d'&te Ct quill en- resoit iournelenient de
nopyelles; son assortment Sc compose en- Partie de
Mousselines FRANCHISES ct Jaconets;
Mouchoirs de b%atiste;
Bias blancs ct noirs pour DANES;
Giants de fiji; Rubans noirs;
\ outils de I'll pour pentalons;
Brin pour moustlquieres;
Habits ct Levites en- merinos noir;
Pentalons noirs; Gilets de satin noir;
etsun assortment general d'autres
HABILAERIENS CONFECFIONNES
ainsi que SELLERIE ct Montures de SeAcrie;
Bottles ct Souiiers, Chapeaux,
MarchandisesSeche do. demestiques
lie tout a yendreHau plus bias prix pour du compliant.
COLLINS,
! mai l845-4m Grande rue, Opelousas.