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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
BELLE HABTTATTON EN- sUCRE-
RE AVEC "a ESCLAVEs.

L'attention des peFsonnes qui desire.
raient aehoter une belle habitation 6tablie
en- sucreric, est appellee a Ia yente pubIiane
judlciaire gni sera fate le Yendredr Q Jan.
RieT proclaim, Is46) Il midi, a Ia Bourse
81. Louis a la nellie. Orleans, de rhabjta.
ton Delery Ct Vdlars, sitn6e sur le che.
tnlnsde BaratarIa 4 enYirons IL miles de
la nellie. Orleans. Cette belle habitation
a 50 arpens de face, sur 10 aFpeDs de pro.
fondenr, CIT ponrvue de tous les 6tablisse.
mems neces1aire a la fabrication du S1cre.
ayec machine d ynpenr, ct sera vendue
ensemble avec OIxante quatrs e4claves
(parmi les quels Sc trouvenl de bons ouyri.
ers) les animadx, instruments aratoires &c
disc.
Pour plus amples renseignemens, voir Ie
courier do la Louisiana (pubIIe a lie nellie.
OrI6ans) du 25 Novembfe ct des 2, 9, 10.
% ct 80 Deeembre ct L'Abeille de Ia N.
Orleans dn % Decembre OF des 2, @, 10,
20 ct 80 Decembre.
Ceux qui d6sireraient visiter les lieux en-
.obtiendront les moyens en- s'addressant 4.
r. & A. SOULIE.
AZ rue Cont a Ia nellie. Orleans.
Is Dec.-45.
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ETA De LA LOUISIANA.
H.

Cm4r DIES PreuUes.
II sera vendu par lie soussigna JUICE de
Paroisee ct ex oficio encan eur, a Ia deTniare
residence d'AbramyPhilIips, decede. dams cette
parolsse,sa f'heure habituelle des venres,
Mardi lie Is de JanEier 1916, la propricte ci
apres decrite, pour etfectuer une partition
entire les h~eritiers du dit defunt.
L'habitstiQn sur l~aquelTe 1residait !e dit de.
funtdans cette paroisse, a Manchac,-A environ
environ quinze miles au. dessons de Baton
Rouge, contenant deux cents arpens, ct envi.
ron SO defriches. borne au nord par Lou;s
D~elaune, ! Test par 4 Fl Burnet, an sud oar
le bayou Manchac, ct a I'ouest aar Wards
Creek, avec toutes les battsses ct ameliora.
tons qui sly tronyent.
Sam negre age d'environ 81 ans
Hannah, negresse de 80 ans
Mace do de sc ans
Diana do de 50 ans. Of sas.tro;v
enfans Cindla de 6 ans, Maria de auatre ans.
ct Matilda de Ia muis
Theresa, negresse de % ans ct ses deux
enfans Dick 3 ans ct Henry dan an
Queen de 80 ana
Henrietta de II aus
Violet do IA ans
Aussi, usteusIles aratoires, meubIss de
maison Ell de cuisine, voituse, SC.
CONDITIONS DE LA EENTE,-La plantation
a un' deuX, trois ct quatre ans de credit du
jour de la Vente. Les e~sclaves IN cinauieme
compliant, la balance a un credit dun, deux
ct trols ans. Pour Ia prnpriete pefsonnelIe,-
toutes sommes de dix piastres ct audessus a
un credit dun an du jour de la ven,e en- bill
lets endosses a la satisfaction des parties in.
teressess, payable en- banqne, ct hyoth6que
reserve sur la terre ct les e~scEaves j~usqu'au
Placement final, les btIlets portant interat de |
> pour cent de leur echeance au parfait pale
LIE compliant dot etre pave lors de
adjudication, ct les billsts avec securities
fournIes en- meme TENS, autrement la propri-
sara Immediatenent vendue au risque de
decembre Is CHI. TESTER. pJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
POTDs DU PAIN

Fix6 par Q MARIE pour Ia semaina ssivants
La Farins etant Z 90 90 10 bSril. 81 oRses
de pain pour dix sons
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

Nous esperons que nos abonn6s ne nous
OublierOns pas, nous avons besaia d'argsnt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
NOUVELLE-oRLEANs

MARDI soIR, 10 decembre 1915,
CoToN-Dans notre revue de4pendredi der.
nier, nous avons mentionne que les affaires en-
cotton aVaient etc peu impoItantes samedi les
transactions furent egaIemsnt moderees, les
ventes s'eleyerent a pres do 1900 BALES.
HER, nous aVons reGu les nouveIies du stea.
mer, qui mentIonnent une hausse sur lie mar
che de Liverpool de I'll, ct apres leur recep-
ton $500 bales ~changersnt de mains a me
hausse de &c par IiVre, Auioufd'hui, les VEN
ties ont etc tres limitees, eliss mont pas depas.
sc 1,20G balles aux mames taux. ily a peu
de cotton ofsrt, ct les arrivagss ont lieu Iente-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
ETAT De La LOUISIANA,
D. rn;maa abE.4 p- D.

,FaFoIsae aEat Balon Rouge.
En- Vertu dune proclamation do son sxs
cellenco lie gouvsrnsuF de Get 6tsf, o
election sera senuc daa8 cetts paFoisso, r.
troisieme lundi de ~janvier 1915, ct lss dsux
jours sutTans, pour 6IFe IN governor, IN
lieutenant gouverneur, Un s&naleur, irois
r~ePresentans 4 Ia legislature, un sheriff un
coroner ct un gFefier de Ia cour de district.
confofmementa la NouvalIe Constitution.
L'elcctIon Sc tiendrn le premier isar
chez madame Townsend aux Pains OF chez
Jas s Willis, q .Manchac, lie second Jour an
di trict Forbes. ct ls troisi6sns Jour 1 Ia
msison dc cOur, sous IL surveillance dsa
Inspectors nomm6s par le juri de police.
dec 20 CHI TESTER, PI 4,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

lN7EMpBRAACE,-Le nombta des indiyidus
morris d intemperance en- une sedie aimee
dams la vile de ". York a 6te dc trois cent
quatre vlngt. Or, CONNIE 10 prix moyen
dune enqo6!e par 10 coroner est de 81, il
en- resulte que la vile adepense pour con
staIer les ravages mortels de lIntetnp6ran.
ce CO la Somsne de S3,420. Co chiffe ne
comprend pas les frais reinforcement. La
Nonyellc-OrI6ans nest pas encore con.ti.
taee en- d6bonrses aussi consid6rnbIes par
d'intempefAnce, ct dependant les buyeurs
NY m%anqncnt pms.
N. ADAMs Er B'OREGox-John G.. A.
dams est, d CO qn'rl parait. Pun des mem.
pres do Congress les plus ardents a soute.
mr. noire ldroita la totaIit6 de t'Oreqon
Rlen, dItil, ne Pourra 10 d6cider a aban.
bonner auclne partIo dece territoire. simon
nn arrangement par leqnef Ia Grande
Bretagno ~s'engagerait d eDoncer a toote
pr6fention sur pOf6gon ct concentrate ia.
a ne pas s'opposer 4 l'acquisitron
de cette contree par les Flats Unis." Get.
'e declaration gum journal attribute d
NJ. Adams, ne iardera sans doute Bss A
etre rep6tee par lul.m3ne en- pIein Con.
gres.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
StRoT M B4rraR1G.-En pefil4 tafii-
dune bonnie qua'lt6 1 vepdrs pnr
rs nov-A7. SrKPnBx E1E4pKh.d&,,

E. JOINS,
MARCH AND CONMIsSfONNAlRE.
No. 10, rne Poydtns.
Nsnvolh Oeisan..
R&f:rence a L. B~"nnccazo, r. Rouge.
THONAS BARRETT.
Marchahd ComsrAsssonnairc.
M. ii, YrslIle Levde.
30 Nou7elh Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

kAcAHoUT obs AEABEs.--A Vendre par
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
JUN Ii 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
Dec. 4, 1915
MuLETS A YENDRE-

MULETS A VENDRE.
LIE soussigne ~infoFrne les habitans ct autrss
qui ont besoin des1nulets, quill Ell a go a ven.
Dire an Penitentiaire de Ia Louisiana, a bias
prix pour du compliant.
A.P. WILLIAMS r.
4 oct-S5.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
FOUR A&i

FOUR AGkEI
Cent DULLES de foutage 4 veudfe.
S'adresser d
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
sept 20-33.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

DeMrssIoN DE N. hon.
John Slidell, representant au Congress 10
premier district do la Louisiana, d adress6
a ses c%onstItuans une lettre qni a parn
dams lie Courier Ell dams l~aqueIIa Il annon.
&c sa demission de membre du Congrea, at.
tendu gull a etc nomme par II president
des Etats-Un MS, envoy6 extraordInaire ct
nlinistre pl6nipotentiaiFe.
II eat deja question de deux candidats
pour Femplir le siege Iaisse vacant par III.
SlidelI co sont BIN. 7. nj WkDswoRTR
ct EMrLLB LAsERE.
Ainsl qn'ou ls vera dams nos COLONIES,
ie Gouyesneur a lance o proclamation
hxans rejection 81 5 janyier proclaim.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
Mn. L,'EnIrEuR.


veuillsz announcer 81. Louis Lafton CONNIE
Candidst pour coroner pour la paroisse d'ou-
est RatoG Rouge, sous Ia n~Ouvelle c0nstitn-
tbun.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
w SEE FOURTH PAGE.



ship Memphis, Coffin. from Liverpool 81 sept with
rnd.e 10 TAYLOR q Merrill oct lsi. al + NJ Nantucket
NV 20 miles passed Liverpool line ship, standing east.
wari-wind : SE.
ship New.York (Brem) Deharie ~ ds I'm Bremen.
with rrd.e 70 Oelrchs and kruger.
Bark NINA (3rem.) Dannemaun, &c d. I'm Bremen,
with mdse. 10 master.
Bark cerer. (sic.) Stable, e5 ds I'm Palermo, with
fruit SC TO L Painter.
Brig Marian Gage. Read. Il DIS I'm Belize, 1londuras.)
with ogwood. ssrsaprilla, SC. 10 . Bsnco. Lett no
American vessels
Brig Consor- OF Philadelphia Lowry from Leghorn
and Gibraltar - ds with marble &c 10 Tomas Phil
lips & Co Came out in co from Gibraltar with bar K
STAFFORD for Bordeaux hugs Treaty. Tatcn for Cadz.
Rufus soue, for Bay Of Bi.cay Lett barks Douglass for
Malaga. Zu.lette, do.
schr Manchester smack de I'm Richmond -four and
tobacco. TO Allen Pax-on.
schr Ovocs, squire, DIS I'm Folly Landing wheat to
Mr. Johnson
schr Milli.cent Tunor, 5s I'm Baltimore mdse to
job 1son & Lowden
~chr Wesley. Harvey. de- I'm Virginia pine wood
schT L Crook. Taylor, Is I'm Virginia, pine wood
No vessels in sight At sunset Wind SE-weather
thick ana tOg-y
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InteIiigencer The Propre-

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Boarding.
BOARD WANTED,

DOARD WANTED-lna genieel private family.
~ where hre bat two lree aken iuf senNeis an
the -econc door with bedroom and Closets
a.tacbod vua-d be required TIE gentleman wouia De
zhs-rt hree month ung ne wiEisT To Trlvs ianAy
uud essen their his vouli oe
good opportunity The applicant would iarni.h n made
a. Oh - TIE comforts ~ room vold be expected
Terms moderate Tbs best Of reference giser and
reqs red No boarding house keepers need sn'~.r ,h
LOcsuoa preferred In some Of he cross streets eetwees
Franklin 2 shfh Address note 70 H. g. aud Ell a.
he oce Of he Jogrusl OF Commerce, stating iosaon
u. meet viii prompt attention.. 90 IL
DUAKD WANrED-For Lsdy and Gentleman
ID Mia room on e hr,t or second door in lie vicinity
Of B-ecker Auyst Address : C. + u Aniiyst % u
XUANTED-By awidow LAZY. board IN respectable
w private family Location between Houston aud Ian
r. -" 1'' - 'N@ '''' '-- ~ % su.-
DOARD-A handsome second story front room With
I'D pantry. Sc suitable for .ady and gent.enan-a small
room 40 Oirng II required also other rooms suitable of
single geui.-r-n References exchanged Apply a. ia
.eonsrt-st near- opposite the Carlton hc1se . tn.
DOAKD MANrED-ror " hole season, without
ID fuel CHI for gentleman, siy, and Two children
and years Odd. Requisites arg room couioriaoN uf-
shed CHER Than The t1rd door, two ptih iSAns
chairs Included place for coal. house not above sAs,
anu {4iot and sry street. within REASONABLE rraen
OF The sisges. private family VIII b. preferred Terms
must be reasonable and stated IN ne reply Adoress
Ii. Tribune Office. References exchanged OF lsu
DOARDiNt.-surnisned or uafurn. she'd rooms to let
ID board uitaoi. tor married OF single persons on
~ Asonobe terms Apply 50 Liberiysl near Broadway
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,nlv can be accommodated % lwis'
DUARDINt.-Ate few genseel persons can be sccomnc-
Id dated with board and desirable rooms with bedrooms
And Ouing the IL and 81 doors OF house NO
81 Chambers doors w-st OF orosdwsy The rooms
are large and airy and the house IL well supplied Win Gre
Ton water and bs.hng ROOM which boarders Will have
accss without extra charge. References given snd re-
CARED. Apply al 81 'hHmoefs-sI sSo--u
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COTTON-The operations In cotton ourlhg lh' Ne -
nav. been extensive for the season OF the year sho IN
o, ~ the limited stock in frs; hands The o'a sses
- ,veek amount 20 5000 bales at improving prices
md we notice towards the close advancing OF cent
an al grades since the quotations ofihiscsy week IT'S
thought that large proportion Of the week. rsnsac
lions nave been on speculation, based upon the reduc
lion Of stock in the market and the improbabty OF any
large supply from the Atlantic ports Tor sont SIX weeks
TO come particularly long the rivers ~ peorga and
south Carolina continue low the case al the latest
dates The hpnents from New Orleans 10 TINS market
are small there Being less than 1000 bales on the way
while from Mobile there s but vessel with 400 bales
cleared thus far this season The greater portion o. the
sales ,hs week took place up 20 Thursdsy evening
the Boston mail Of Friday morning brought us the inel
gence ihstthe Cambria steamer was telegFaphed mold
Of Cotton Friday refused te sell except al farther
advance which buyers would give. We did not hear
Of single transaction. The news by the Cambria Ola
no, appear have any effect IL market 70 gay as
1000 bales ch need hands at previous rates. The io
lin and Flor Mob. and o.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN .iiv Memphis fror LirgPiol-Nsjor George Deve
nil Col John Ward Mrs Watson. Mics Watson: and ll3
in the steersge
IN ,sio Nsr York from Brs-cr-H II Crave Sperte
der and ady. AID ~ in the Storage
IN bark MiaHd. from Brenc7-Fred Hoffman, II
Glsnder 4dy ard sister Rev Joseph Rieser ard lady
Edward Delius Fred Brunckow. Augusta Agrico'a Rev
VIM Bnner lady. children and servant, Rev Adoiphus
psfzer. and 12l in the steersEc
IN big Marian Gage fran Belize HorGu-ls lame.
Stsui.sus Bell Governor and chiei of the
Mosqueto Nation; Mr. Herman Cohen
n briy C0ns0rf from LsgtOrn-Tto Nesi
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SOCIETY

NTEW-YORk SOCIETY Tor he relief OF Wisows
' and Orphans Of Medical hen-An adjourned annua
clans aud Surgeons Crosby on Thursday next 9Th inst
Al h,lfpast O'Clock P NJ. % 81 H. d. BCLhLEf. VI ID.
OFftCE " THE NEw-iORS AND EglE K X. CO.
No 81 Waist New YORK, 4tl October. lSf5. :
NOTICE hereby gwen that the sum Of Three NJ lions
\of Dollars required by the Jaw Of May liih 1915. has
been subscribed the capital socs OF this company ana
that the books have been closed
Tn. subscribers requredt 10 make payment OF Five
Dollars on each share the ONCE Of The Company on or be-
lore Thursday the 10Th Of October inst
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
T. ;. BROWN. Acting Secretary.
~ rvering naners will please COPY. Oetl6th
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The undersigned respectfully invite attention to sale Of
very excellent Books their Rooms This Evening. The
collection chiefly Of books selected from private L.
braes and embracing standard works in various depart
menis elegant embeshed books popular works In the
German and French languages, &c. sc.
BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT 2Oi Broadway.
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&C 2ds' Commi,ie Of Arrangements.

" Great Meeting ut Flushing, L.. IA .
paoae meeting OF the inhabitants OF The town of Flushing
on me Soih Of September the following resolutions were
adopted unanimously
Aefoted That he Oueens County horticultural Society,
by declaring ne meeting Of few consprsiOr-, uncer It's
name, on the 18Th Instant, be Illegal and their acts null
and void, ana pus.ponns Indefinitely The proposed vote
Of eensurs against VIM L. Prince merits cur unqualified
appreciation.
Roselsed Thai ne conduct Of Parsons Co and Winter
Co who participated Ia that outrage and who took al
ganisge # he s5sdnce Of WIN K Prince tsen del -gaie
10 The state Agricultural Fair al Utica and To The MSssac
sets Horticultural society, u hghy eensarahle and with
their subsequent acts 10 publishing advertisements and CIR
cu.ars containing those Illegal proceedings, viewed rs
base aemPt TO destroy the reputation and business OF
successful rival
Rssolved That view VIM X Prince IS The mos, disia.
gusbej, intelligent and enerpnsins Hortculrist and
Nursefyuan and bis ancestors and himself a- ideniined
with the infancy present Improvements and the honor Of
this and congratulate him ON The greai extension
and success Of his unrvaled establishment
Rsolsed That copy Of these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and presented TO WIN. X
Prince for publication.
JAMES QUARTERMAN, Chairman
r \ TExopo, Secretary. VI IL
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

I library OF CHOICE READING, No. 25. Hazlitfs
IL Table Talk. Second Series Part ], Que mck volume
beautifully printed price 81 ca.
COSTESTs-fsssy the feeling Of immortality IN ouih
On The want vi Money-On setting for ones Fcture-
Whether Genus is conscious II il Powers-On Londoners
and Country People-On Living Ones Seton Genus
and Common sense-On Dreams-On Euyy-sr W alter
scott. Racine and Shakespeare, SC. &c
These essays comprise many OF the best hng Iha haZ
liz said and this i prsse enough AZ least " COM
mend hs book All who delight In such reading AS the
Essays OF Ella Christopher North, VITA whom ne is a
ainirrd spirit There II something particularly fascinating
bout the-e dissertations. Their easy intimate syls wins
he reader ieeng Of sympathy and companion
: .lip d, Ma the writer n. Y Post
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ENGLISH PAPERS

ENGLISH PAPERS
DECEIVED by the Cambria London illustrated We've,
IL sept 9TH and 18TH
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phi. and Boston VIZ: Yankee
Weekly Mirror, Pm drlpha SAT COURIER
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% " n. GRAHAM TnDune buI.dnR.. Na.-an-.L
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NO INJUNCTION IN NEW JERSEY!

Mo INJUNCIION IN NEW JERSEY
Msckenzie's Lives OF
DUTLER AND HOYT not yet suppressed. The gref
ID Boos for sale al J. VI. SPlNNISGs Book Store,
Jersey CIy. a few steps from the Ferry The Trade sup
piled by the hundred at the shortest notice. % 3us'
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA!
MN TAYLOR, No Aston House has received by this
w steamer his usual supply OF Foreign Pictorial Papers,
among which the foil wing.
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Pictorial Times, sept and IS. I8l cents each.
London Punch, Sept Is and - ~, cents each.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Meals Gazette sc. &c.
O. WIN TAYLOR No. 2As,Or House.
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~ 4 Word TO the Wise ,--Dal.eys Magical Pain
Extractor the and blessing Of The age, perform
ing wonders IN the II al kinds of wounds. bruises
cuts burns sores dwellings, Inclination. headache.
supaiOn and painuness Of The bowels, spinal weakness
and indeed al kinds Of Injuries OF man or beast
In ihe Of human invention, not has ever &C.
CURED - fepete with blessing ard comfort 10 mankind
A. this wonderful sslve This article % have pro-
ducei a new In medicine IL IL all that has been sought
afer by learned ana humane VIZ TALisMAN AGAINST
SvFFFRf>s. Lei the afflicted mourn logger this ONT
nent will stand their friend, will bring heahsCrrow vii
turned into oy and pain exchanged for unie ned pleas
Oaly DepOtiOr the United slaes, No lS fuonst sun
Building n Y where all orders be addressed post
paid to H. Daley, Of Ansel Frost so Gus
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CHEAP MUsIC. CHEAP MUSIC.

THE CELLARlUS WALTZ. and MazoufSa QladrIles
i by CoOte, and Uiovers London Polka Qnsdnes. arc
.i Published by T. FERKETr Co. ID their usual sye Of
slc- with illuminated lite page Pres Of NE "ho'e
only = cents.
Love Not. by Hon. Mrs Norton, for ca cts
-Four sets OF Ql1drille., FOR 3 cts-
songs vi he Camps igu, The Wliow Malone aal sew
N other capital .ou from Charles Mal.ry, Tor . ca
Aso 81 Of Ru--efs beet songs pf.cs . c'
Flowers Vi Melody, CONTAINING ten popular rohes s W.
ads. price > cts -. ...o,,
r. r. Co. constantly issuing an esishs, M 100
uent OF choice and ees az one tu g
pc oil lsif r. FERRETr AGO II brosd"a,
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DEAL IsDiA MUsLlNs. EMo'D sHANLS Ache
IL I.ade. ar, informed thst AAbbEIT n LLiGAN a
CO have opened us day variety VI India Goods N syla
Inse any tbs country sale lat other e-sb-
-Lraent among tbeIn India Musns, emit; with cherry
color blue scarlet he real inda Polka, Tor evening
Or street dresses emDd nt Muslin Robes, short scars
Cap-s Long sla~ls Points. &e san., coOrcd and black
-sin DamasA Tor Curtains yellow, rriL-On, &c Grape
,has.s and sc4s, square and Long shas-, inda saln
ernbI shawl. Er Gc As many " the above pgr.
chased Yesterday India ey VIII BE- cod cheap al
n E,gcl.v-s, ana ~ (,r,-.u,gicit- % gAyeocis-