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o. The old Catholic Seminary in Washington
has been re-opened, and has now nearly one hun
dred students. The Rev. Mr.. Blox, formerly Of
Georgetown College, is the President
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.-Leut. Pegram has
been substituted in place of Lieut.. Bell on the
Naval Court Martial, on board the Pennsylvania
and Purser L. T. Waller has been appointed Judge
Advocate in place of Lieut.. Sinclair, ndisposed.-
Norfolk Beacon
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d. Richard Leedom, of Buffalo, is supposed to
be the unfortunate man carried over Niagara Falls
few days go.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
H5tna Insurance Company of HARTFORD Conn.
STATEMENT ASSETS or list MARCH, 1915.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford, $4,000
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate Of per Ct per 75O-ll4OOO
Stock in Hartford Bank, HaTtiOrd....,,..., 1850
.. .. Phoenix =. Q. ........... 1890
., =. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. u.2OO
Stock IN Exchange Bank. .!.....,.,..,.,.,, 1880
E. =, Connecticut River Bank ......... $3.50
e. .. Eagle Bank, Providence. ......... 1900
=. ., Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. 800
e. 3, Connecticut River Company l,500
E. :. q. =. RAILROAD. ...... 1850
.. e, Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time adj
the above mentioned prices, OF 81 OO-1O3040
Bends OF Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... q 900
Real Estate in Hartford, valued 3d. 40
Bills Receivable, payable in 80 days after demand
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate,
Total Assets of the Company 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
sg" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue to issue policies at the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent.
VIM. R. FOSDICK,
mvl0 tII17tN GEO c. LAWRASON
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RAPE CoNvICTION.-At Rome, n. Y, on the 4th
inst, man by the name Of Prince was convicted
of an outrageous rape, committed by him upon a
girl Of only six years of age, and sentenced to the
State prison for ten years Price is somewhat simple.
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NHW IND IN 4HFLEl94LNL = 7 0 oIIOAL4OI'9i
ONE INFLUENCE; a Tale for Mothers and Daugh
L tars-by Grace Aguilar.
THANkFULNESS; a Narrative, comprising passages
from the Diary OF the Rev. Allan Tem3le.
MAN AND HIS MOTiVES-by Geo. Moore, N. D. &c,
author of g The Power Of the Soul over the Body.
" The Use of the Body in Relation to the Mind in
vol, being No. 70 Harper's New Miscellany
Vol. " POSTHUMOUS WORKS or THE LATE
THOs. CHALMERS, D. D., l.. L.
SMITHS ESSAYS ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE
TEA PLANT IN THE UNITEDSTATEs OF AMERICA
SUGAR CULTIVATION IN LOUISIANA CUBA AND
THE BRITISH POssEssIONs-by J. A. Leon, Esq.
.... J. s o ....
A fresh supply Of LAIARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE
GIR0NDISTS, complete in vols.
ust received and for sale the NewOreans StatOners
" arehOuse." [O12 Al j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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EonsehoId Fnrniture,

By MORPHI & MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 10 0'clOck-Wl be sold
Buildings, general assortment Of FURNITURE consist
Ing in part, viz:
Foas ArmOirs Bedsteads SidebOards Marble Top Cen
ire Table Gard Tables Looking Glasses Cane Seat Chains,
ding sc. Ol3
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o. Companies are organizing in Kentucky fol
emigration to California
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY-C Ommitted.-W. j. NJ
Robinson, charged with an assault and battery on
the person Of Eugene Duquesne, and jeremiah
Lalliin, accused of resisting and striking officer
James when he attempted to arrest him for being
engaged in a row, were sent before the First Dis
trict Court for trial. Charles McGovern, accused
of striking John Smith, was also sent before that
Court.
CaeeM IN Trap.-Alexander Adams was yes
terday arraigned for feloniously taking from the
house Of Mr.. Brooks a ten dollar bill on Saturday
last. According to the testimony of Mr.. Brooks,
: Adams was working in the second-stOry of his
premises, and during his absence told Mrs. Brooks
that there were two men in the bar-room. She
went down stairs but found no body there, and was
surprised TO find the till broken. open and some
small change taken out. When her husband came
in she told him what had occurred, and Adams
alleging that he knew one Of the men, they both
went out in search of him. While out some body
aroused Harris suspicious, by informing him Of the
bad character Of his companion, and on returning
10 the house he marked ten dollar bill threw it in
Adams way, and while watching, saw him pick it
mp and put it in his pocket When he got the
money he wanted to leave his work, but an officer
having been sent for he was conveyed to the
watch-hOuse. Adams, the police say, is one of
three persons who murdered cabaret keeper near
Bayou Goua, several years since, and robbed his
house. Two Of the party were hung near the spot,
and Adams was sentenced to twenty-one years con-
iinemeut in the penitentary. After serving seven
years the remainder of the sentence was RENTED
by Gov Mouton, and he was liberated. Recorder
Baldwin sent him before the First District Court on
the charge of stealing the ten dollar bill.
IaElHg Tune 6y Tie F0reIOck.-RoXana Sheppard
appeared at the watch-house on Sunday night, and
said she wished to be sent 10 the watch-house She
was politely furnished with safe lodgings for the
night, and was yesterday brought up before the Re-
corder. His Honor asked her why she wished to
be sent to an institution people generally have so
strong repugnance to. She said she was after
drinkinga little on Sunday, and for fear the officers
might take her up, they did other people, she
thought it wisest to give herselfup The " sober
second thought having come on, she changed her
mind to the residence desired the night before,
and was discharged
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HOLBRCOK OYSTER S

HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
FENHE friends and patrons of the HOL- ~ q
L BROOK OYSTER SALOON ya,A Q !
specially informed that this well known estab- - w y
IShment is open for the winter season; and ~
the public generally assured that heretofore the best quail
hy OYSTERS will be served up as the proprietor Is deter
mined that the celebrity Of his establishment shall be kept up.
that just Of complaint may be heard. Thankful
for tavO, the proprietor trusts that his continued
deayon please the public may guarantee to him cont
nance of that nmhLG-s naLTlnaEe. 80 %
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MMMM s.

VHTANTED-Four or five able b0iieJ Sl4A VES-NIen
accustomed 10 do outside work a 1g az tls o.hce oil
Ola A. AIARMiON IS yaichel sueeL
gEYANTED-Fiqe OF six MEN WHO are good WOOD
w CHOPPERS. Apply at the oIlcz OF
Oh A. MARMlON io hatcher sfeet.
VErA YTT5n-A steady WOMAN, who is WET
wv NURSE one without child would be Preferred
A I'D AZ '''s A MARMION, IS Natchez street.
VEYANTED-A situation wanted BY Young Nan, per
w fectly acclmaed as OUTDOOR AGENT Or
al ERIK The advertiser has extensive acquaintance IN
the city. Address g ID. j. at this office %
WANTED.
A GENTS 10 travel for the GRAEFENBERG COM
IA PANY in Louisiana and Mississippi. Apply to
ais If D. HAkSBROUGH Y Camp ST.
yTTANTED.-A Young Man, respectfully connected, of
Wv gentlemanly manners and department and who has
received superior education desiIOus Of fndig eligible
and permanent occupation. His panmOny, the dscease
OF his parents will be upwards Of Sl3a0 portion Of which
he would legally assign TO equivalent settlement.
S Satisfactory references TO character and ability,
will be given
ty7 Communications, stating particulars, &c &c adj
dressed (pOstpad) to " ". c." POstofice, Louisville KY
will be promptly attended 10. OH
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N offering the public this and valuable remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs, Colds etc,
append few notices of the character and efficacy the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution at the agency, which sufferers invited
obtain. tmay be proper say that DR.. d. emiuens
practising physician of twenty years standing aduasot
the University OF Pennsylvania.
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LUMBEF

MAHOGANY, Cherry, Black Walnut, Maple. Beach,
IVA Hickory, Oak, Ash, Cypress Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine OF assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued aud Grooved White Pine, Cypress,
Poplar and Yellow Pine, n, q and Ia inch Turned
Relposs-Back Walnut, Cherry and Poplar Aka, 5z5 and
5y5 Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair Sand Fire Bricks, Fire
BalusteE Of Mahogany, Cheuy Black Walnut, Lgnum-
vita, Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar. ~ Fresh Meal and
Hominy. Arcade Mills, IL IS and IS st. Joseph St..
olO I'm PRAGUE & SHERMAN.
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Do The orphans of Girard College, Philadelphia
number about 200.
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Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday:
Ship NesoT, RUSSELL Is days from Boston, 10 G. w.
HynsOn-lst my.
Ship Suviah, u 5. transpOn-POnt.
Ship Sedan, Thomas, I'm Boston 3lst August to G. IL.
PeaEon-2d my.
Bari, Mary Parker Patterson IA days FIN Kingston GAL to
maser-lst my.
Bark Ayaado Healey, 81 days from ThOmastOn to
ter-2d my.
Bark Laura, Leach 81 days FIN Rio de JaneirO to master
I'd my.
Bark Dephos Crowe 20 days FIN Boston, to MASTERED my.
Dark nanse ubec Swetzer % days I'm Bordeaux, to L.
NJ. Lucas-lst my,
Schr Grace Darling Watson IA days FIN Boston, to master
list my
sch Panama, Porter 12 days FIN Brazos to master1s my.
STEAMBOATS,
Ma3noha Ihomasson FIN Vicksburg-2962 bales cotton.
Anarew Fulton, Fulton I'm st. Louis
MI carson, Eaton fin ST. Louis
iI,auoha' SeIleGk, I'm Bayou Sara-227 bales cotton
FnncesS NO sandtod, fm New Cauhage-2532 b. cotton
Nesta, Muggah, I'm St Marinsyie - - 0
Constitution, Taylor, I'm ST T,opis
Ridgeey, Lone. I'm Ouachita-3IS baas cotton
Oregon, Hem, I'm Mobile.
BOeas No 3, tlthlan, I'm st. Louis
TOwbOat Dan II Webster, Rneharlt I'm the Passes
TOwbOat SouthemeT, Shutz. I'm he Passes
TOwboat Pat. Henry Miller, I'm the PasSes
BEL0W-CoMIEG Up.
One bark name unknown.
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From mr.. John d. Morgan, Druggist, dated
PITTsBURG, Jan. II, 1847.-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have use
it. know Of one instance Of permanent Of Asthma
gentleman of Ohio think shall be able to cell al
lan.t six a-rn.a q -na
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o. A fnely-toned church bell, weighing up
wards Of 1900 pounds has been presented Trinity
Chapel, Wilmington, Del, by Mrs. Agnes Stoddart
of that city.
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Costly and Select Furniture.

BY MORPHY q MENUS, Auctioneers.
E7BIDAY 10th inst at 10 O'Clock VIII be sold at Auc-
Il lion, No ZIG st. Charles street-A Fine lot of R.
NlIURL cons sting in part VIZ
PIER GLASS, Mahogany SOFAS, Gard Tables, Pier
and l6lOot Extension Tables, MaTbetOD SlDE-BOARDS,
Centre Tables and Wash Stands Solid Mahogany AR
MOIRS and Double BED STEADS Black Walnut Double
Beds cad Mahogany Rocking, Sewing and PaTOT Chairs
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus; Wash Stands and Candle
Stands, Carpets. Rugs, embroidered Curtains, Mahogany
Hat Rack, Oil Cloth, Cutglass DecanteTS and Tumbers
Britannia Ware, ETC.
- The House will be open for the inspection of the
Furniture daily, between the hours 10 OF clock and
0 clock, P. N. Ol3
.... A 0 ....
One of Devereuxs COOKlNG-STOVES; compete.
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.
BY L. ARMFIELD, AuctiOneer.
NETILL BIS sold Daily, at the store of JASPER F.
Magazine stTees-yitt0t reSerUea general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, consisting in past Of DOMESTIC CALI
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERSEYS, &c.,&c
L s ~
HATS. Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery and a
large variety of FANCY GOODS, all Of which will be
very suitable for Country Trade.
n B-Iiberal Cash Advances made on consignmen's Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
Jeveiry, and Merchandise generally OF 6m
TO THE PUBLIC.
% lCEhARD TERRELL spectuly offers to the public
& his services as 4 CTIONEER for the sale of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
psdgng his utmost eXeOns to promote the interest of those
eutusing business to his care,
E9 Negroes Of every description constantly on hand,
al private public sale.
e. Liberal Cash Advances made on cOnsign-
mems. RICHARD TERRELL, AuctOneer,
my9 Nos. Is and 70 Banks's Arcade Passage.
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UGBI UE TIE LALa AGF UbLIIO OF AIlAE3I5'
TTVHE undersigned offers his services agent for the
Il sentaOn and adjustment with the State OF Texas, Ui
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas. Those wishing engage his services do
by calling addressing him al No q PgydrGs street
Men Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
e5@ Referto c. A. Jacobs G Burke AlcGeI abranche
= s Prentiss and Bale Peytoa. Esnys a19tf
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY COUNCu.-Pursuant to
adjournment this body convened last evening for
the aasaction Of regular business Recorder Genois
presiding, and ten members present. The following
message from the Mayor was read
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday

LlrIrUDr, 20 81 30 N.-LONoIrUDrss O win Time, s.
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7
NE " BOOhS!-.YE " BOOKSli
VETARNING TO WlNES-by the authorOf The Gift;
w WlDFRED MONTRESSQR;
BRAGELONNE-C0mplee
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON;
FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY
LIFE OF DR. RICHARD JENNINGS, THE VICTIM.
LUCY SANFORD, A TEMPERANCE TALE; HE'D
ORPHAN NICELY Miss Pickering;
AMELlA-by Miss e. Leslie.
L S
A large and beautiful assortment Of JOURNALS, &C. &c
FOTsae at WELD Il COS Literary Depot,
IN LLn--r. III
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.


FALL, 1848--GUTTA PERCHA.
REV STYLE-L4TEST I.HPRO TEHEN-T-Ju
1 = received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale -
rs ghany.-l am now receiving different IN I "a
g. .GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, -
winch have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. These Hats got superior style to
anything offered before IN this city cal and See
Oh G. D. BUNCE. 90 Canal street.
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FOR SALE OR to RENT.
THAT SPLENDID BAR-ROOM attached TO the -
i COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at tie cOrHer Of C9iro9 #H
and LeUee streets, with all its fixtures will be Rented
for three years competent person. For particulars
ply on tine premises, up stairs, or 10 ~ = = -
Js 20H JAMES ROACH.
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From Mr. Ed1Card Robbins, Druggist
BoRDENTOwg, n j. Jan. 8, lS47.-We have taken some
trouble introduce N Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all received from you Dr. H.
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly Of the
medicine DR. Cook one Of the eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician Of Joseph
BOnapae exKing of Spain, during all his residence IN this
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From he Tgestern Empire" Dayton, o. g %, 1S47.
Mr. J. T. Howes: Sir-It affords me much pleasure to
say 10 you that my Cough and affection OF the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of onehaIt bottle Of
DR. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised TO You can safely recommend the
use Of The above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds a.
most excellent remedy. YouTs respectfully,
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TO RENT

TO RENT,
e WO handsome TwO-stOry RICK DIV Ell g.
3 LINGS, on St John street, the shady side ii
ofthe street. between POydTas and PefdidO seets PoS
session given the lst Of November next Apply to
p. IRWIN,
ol3 Corner Dryades and MeIpomene streets.
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IN, :, .. S. Mail NoRTHRRN LIGaT.F9r


~ n Menphls Packet Llne-EOr memphis
LaAAa33stSAS HeteHd, &c. &c-Every other WEDN ES-
azzzE519aszs DAY EVENING at Oclock.-The splen-
dId packet BULLETIN, Capt c. b. Church, has resumed
her regular tips for the season, leaving every other WE'D
NESDAH, at 0 clock, P NJ. postively-Passengez and
shippers may depend this packet leaving her regular
day For freight passage having unsurpassed
mOdatons, apply on board, at Canal street wharf
Oi4u T. b. SMITH, So Magazine st.
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10 lie nor; Pgegtdent and Members # Council d Mum

AR eaby the resolution passed by honorable body
on the l3h inst, appointing committee wait upon
Aes Mcneil Duplessis, and Dupre and request them
withdraw their designations, have to inform you that the
duty gned has been performed and ahOug aTgu-
ment used prevail them to your wishes, they
have most respectfully declined.
Enclosed hand you Of petition and citation from
the Honorable Third District Court, the of J. l..
BOleu Municipality No. One, wherein claim for
$40 90 damages made for arrest and imprisonment
Z made or or about the 3Oth Ult.
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sgaS - Friday Passenger Packet MARENGO,
s4ssa5seiS Capt. Chas. J. BTenham;-FOr Princeton
azss SkipUith'S Landing, Lake Pr0Uidence
.HttilE6a'S Bend, HiCkSbuFg, WdrreAtOH Grand Cult
Rodney, Eatchez and az PlaRtati0n$IThe splendid
fast-runnng steamboat MARENGO, will leave as above
FRIDAY the 10Th inst, at O'Clock, p NJ, positively
For Cght passage apply board foot OF Canal street.
or 10 [Ol6l T. Il. SMITH, 50 Magazine st.
The Marengo will have Clerk the Levee early Thurs
dav Morning, the 18th inst, to receive freight.
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'D''' w. w. PHILLPs
Milford, PERM County, Pa, October l, 1876.
Messrs. Robinson, Collins " 20 oirsl ms y 10 inform
YOU that was afflicted for twenty years with violent pain
IN nv braa "a much so that could hardly lie In bed Al
ySgbf Courb attended followed by emaciaon and other
decided symptoms of consumption. applied several emf
s6V relief whatever advised try DR. Davis Com.
T01rd vruD of Wild Cherry and Tar OF which took two
bottles which entirely relieved Of my complaints there
fore can with confidence, recommend it to all who are in
Ike manner afflicted as a most valuable medieine:
The authenticity Of the above statement vouched or by
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford, who knows Mr.
TOomey, and the circumstances OF his case. Mr. T. IS
From Dr. w. s. Mcintosh
WELLsVILLE ONO Jan. q, lS4l.The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine, and it
COusidera bly have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased you
send another supply early as the means OF transportation
will open.
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
The following statement is word for word, was taken
ceeate manufacturing VIII sufferers resist such evidenced
PHILADELPHIA Sept g. 1847 have been subject, for
the fifteen years, to weakness of the lunE cough and
hectic fever and very frequently laid ~ be during that
side with night sweats Last April had violent attack
which lasted for three months II appeared to that
whole lungs diseased; would spit up daily halt pm
Of matter took great many remedies that were recon.
family physician without any relief At astI prevailed
upon take Dr. Davis Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar which had the most happy and sautary effect
disease Before had taken bottle, cough
nv night sweats relieved the pain left my side and
breast now consider that / am entirely we'll except a
neuragic pain that am occasionally afflicted with
side of my head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
zS-Sod by ROBINSON, COLLfNs& co. 81 Make
Jsis soG- + WRIGHT co. 1s1 Gbsr,rsss,.
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FELICIANA HOUSE E

THE WING REVIEW.-The present number of this
work richly worth the subscription price, if for nothing but
the engTayng It will COntanamOug Others, there TO be
two large size steel plates of GEN. H. TAYLOR and MIL
LARD FILLMORE.
We are also Agents for BLACKWOOD'S MAGA-
ZINE; EDINBURG, EORTH-BRITiSH. WESTNIIN-
STER and LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
50 WELD A. co. Y (amD ST
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OhOOhLhI IND JIJON , LONIl
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
& has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 g@P
Gzzzy .H.4tI4Zl.NE street, four doors from st. S%N
" A Joseph street, where be found large e. Ia
EGmJ assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK ESzAA79
- cry. To all Clocks sold and repaired this estab-
lshment will be given written guarantee that they viii
perform well, and should they not the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all
~" Particular attention paid TO repairing CLOCKS u
any part of the city. [O2l J. W. KING, PSI Magazine.
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~ p, New Steamer CAR OF COMMERCE

ellAl+5 ~ For LOHisgHe Cincinnati, yiaySUiye, and
ris=szzgss Portsmouth - On WEDNESDAY, 18th
INST clock, P. pOsitively.Ihe splendid and
iast-rurnng passenger steamboat CAR OF COMMERCE.,
ThOS. Sharp, commander, receiving freight at the
foot Of POydras street For freight passage, having spen
did accommodations, apply on board,
ole T. b. SMITH, 95 Magazine st.
~ The Car Of Commerce entirely boat draws
% inches water Passengers and shippers may rely her
reaching her destination without delay Takes freight for
apoeOn, Memphis Cairo, Smithland, and all other way
landings.