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10 be square, and of parallel widths; be all heart
sap. "
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Lignumvite, per ton. OF 2240 lbs.
Nayy-ysrd, PhilnaeiPhia.
rT CO NJ.

To be of the best quality ST. Domingo gnumvite, stragh
and round free from checks and not less than feet long
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Black Walnut, (board meas
White-oak dimension stuff, (board measure

The whole to be pasture oak square edged and straight
free from large knots shakes, and all other defects there
must be least three inches sawed from the of the
STICK to avoid the centre OF the heart
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TINE GEORGIAN ERA-being memoirs of the eminent
persons who have iourshed in Great Britain since the
accession of George the Firs-ncuding the royal family
the Preeners and their adheents, statesmen, politicians
authors science philosophers, travellers, artists, The
lime III f. TAYLOR.
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r OULS BLANC's History OF the French Revolution
IL of 1889. Life of Oliver Cromwell, by j. 7. Headley,
Knapps Chemistry applied the and manufactures
The Seven Imputed Dramas of Shakespeare. Memoirs o.
Josephine The Gar, his Court and People, by John
Maxwell. Tuckerman's Italian Sketch Book. Masons
Farrier and Stud Book, edited by Skinner.
June r. IAiLOh
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To be OF the best Susquehanna plank and boards.
100 sup feet, IL to 20 feet long, Is to "a inches wide
inch thick; proportion Of each breadth
1900 sup feet IL to 20 feet long, Is to "a inches wide,
inch hich; proportion Of each breadth
CLASS No. 4.
Hardwood Plank and Boards, (board measure)
1905 "a " ~ "'o'' '''
1890 I" II 4" 10000
proportion of each.
$4,000 sup feet white ASH inch thick 10 inches and up
wards wide.
1000 sup feet cherry boards to be 6 49, and 20 inches
wide, proportion of each.
II supf A ,h Oh IN IA,
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Notice To PRESUMPTION Claimants.


Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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CULLIvER's TRAVELS, with four hundred graphic
VI Illustrations from French designs, vol London
The Pilgrims Progress, fine English edition, with mofe
than one hundred beautiful illustrations. Imported by
july "a F. TAYLOR.
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nRITIsH EssAYIsTs.-The Tatter and the Guardian
d botn complete in vol. Svo, with notes and index
The Rambler the Idler the Adventurer and tho Con
noisseur-the four com pete in l vol. ovo London =,
The Spectator, complete in vol. London copy, WIN
notes and general index. n,,,yp
July "a f..I t| r. AAfLoN'
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To be square and of parallel widths must be all heart
except four inches the two opposite angles which may
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"a y s A&.
MUSIC. THAT IS MrIs1c

songs viz: The iIermit's Prophecy, by Meyer cg7gs
Of Thee; When the Joys Of Youth by Donizet E
a dedefcos spanish M Song La Coasa; What En-
BE- suRbeam by Glover; All Sure He'll Not Deceive
Baltes Opera of Joan Of Arc, as sung by MI Bongh;
sfnYe to Forget Thee by MAYNARD The Wren by Bureau
Lind Lament for Home by Linley; The Camp Was Nj
HONG, Donzetti; Child of The REGIMENT All, No You'll
Lind Dream from the original OF Fe,ka Bremen; Love-
fans de eaehe as sung by the Hauser family of Tyroennt
q my test Adoed One, Aria, sung by Jenny Lind, il
SerdS Opera OF Nasnaderi That Holy Spot OF Earl,
Days by aynani; lcs. in those Eyes Angelic Light, from
Verdi, INSTRUMENTAL: Swedish Star Polka; Gem
from the Grand Operas Of Verbs Ernani and Nebuchad
Nightingale; Gal op Polka; Gems from the Grand Opera Of
Camp OF SIeSla, by Meyerbeer; for sale al
nib 1t MAIO'S Music Store 5 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-08

WHAT THE LABOR OF TWO MEN PRODUCED
We find the following paragraph in late ST.
Louis paper. 1t graphically describes the won
drous fecundiy of portions of the western land
year ago last fall, an old distinguished farmer
from Ohio, Went into of the northern counties
Of the Platte Purchase and entered prairie and in
connection with his son, commenced ploughing
and sowing wheat OH the sod. They kept on in
dustrousy ploughing and sowing as long as the
weather would permit and during the winter got
the rails and fenced in the field. The number of
acres our informant could not give, but the wheat
grew heavy, and yielded ttoenty-two hundred bush
els--the labor of only two men, on new sod ground
besides breaking and fencing wild land. The val
ley Of the Nile or of the Genesee could not afford
parallel Rjuasuirker
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sSNTs AMn SMoEs

shNFLEMEN's BOOT AND LADIES
Il, III SHOE STORE.
Ebi II subscriber has just received tiom -
ii ~ mMaanulactoy. splendid assortment of gzsz2A
M If ~ ana SHOES made under his eye aud
most fano me 9eSt material and workmanship, and of the
Gu 'onaoe and tasty styles, comprising
'e9s Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
=. Fine Calf skin
=, Fine Morocco
Cloth i4r7'
q. Fine Calf BROGANS.
E cough and Ready II ATF BOOTS:
SS fgI h,iiAhE.GAiTERS:
NJIhLiFl Es 3. aud Patent Leather;
" nIeNet and Calf SLIPPERS;
Iali..ti 'mp ~ y and Riding BOOTS ctc etc:
thIIois CATERS aud SHOES, of the most
C TyS anG Youths Patent Leather BROGANS:
ei ~ rTTanfalS CATERS, Morocco Buttons Pa.
"nt Leather, and Calf SHOES etc
mh5 I'm JOHN 5. WORTH
:" under St Charles Hotel corner Common ST.
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HORRIBLE NIURDER.-The 1useumbia Demo
crat of the 10Th ult says: BY letter from the
Postmaster at Gainesville, Iishemingo county, Mis-
sissipp learn that on the Nth instant, the wife
of MIR. William Long of that vicinity, was murder
ed in the most brutal manner by a negro woman,
with grlbhing hoe, After she had exinguished
life, she attempted to burn the body. No further
particulars are Given
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AARNM = RE
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHA

HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos 7 and Front Lcree is Il
- receiving and has in store ~
2l0 coils Manila Codage ass tIom thread to incl "a
800 coils Iarred Hemp Eordage: r3
400 coils Spunyann, Marine, &c, &c
8 $50 PioughS, assorted makers
80 Chain Gables, Z TO ! = inch
% Anchors, 100 10 1900 Ms;
500 tons Bar Iron, American, SwedeS, Tennessee and
English
1900 kegs Cut Nails
400 kegs Pressed Spikes
20 eases Sheating Copper:
$50 sheets Braziers' Copper 20 10 80 lbs:
40 tons Hollow Ware.
Ai.SO-t'utery, Axes. Hoes, Locks AnviIs Vices Mill
and Gross Gut Saws Smiths Bellows &c, &c.
GV Country Merchants and the trade supplied Ibcrm
terms. mhn LIT
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

N0s 81 md So tOM9R street bet1ceen St Charles Street
,.,,, = npd He3qish,s Etchange.
/ MARSH, DENAfAN & co, (sucees- PsEEh -
L. so$ 10 RALPH MARSH IL Cos keep S-se==ssszay
c9nSaB,iy 5g hand general assortment of
res in the United Stiles and receiving weekly by the
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory in
New Jersey Their stock is at all times large and ample
numbering from 100 10 $50 CARRIAGES; of the most in,
proved styles and patterns, for city and country use For
prices ana quality purchasers particularly invited 10 call
and examine and Judge for themselves
mI5 3m |. MARSH, DENbIAN & co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-08

WALL PAPERS,
NO. 20 CAMP STREET.-T The advertiser has always
on hand a well assorted stock of
FRENCH P.3PER-H4.NGLNf4S,
with suitable BORDERINGS for eacll-amons which, are
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, UngIazed, and Common Papers;
Window Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he selling low French Papers can be sold in
New Orleans. He has also AMERICAN PAPERS, winch
he offers io2ocr than they be purchased elsewhere
Call nean prices, and buy if they suit you if not there
is nothing charged for a show ~
G = Papes hung to order, and warranted to stick
mh5 If JOS. ETTER. 20 Camp ST.
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friends and Tie public generally tlat we are now
S tS :SIg sn nSAfIi tN TAToSl
ERG so"' IS P Of PLANK BOOKS of every 7e and
mad q ,lre very best stock Also every 1aricty Of TEAM
Regs'cs Wood aud General Recepi Hooks Po.sc ooks
ruled to twenty different forms.
ard PLAIN Comme.sis Post Ruled and Pain i 'a"
Pot of Clqrk's j, Hnbbards and Palmer & Smiths
9w sr school use Ruled and PLAIN Record Cap: Foio
Pot R Sa and Pain fine and common ruling ine and
benny and Flat CaB; Plain fine Envelope Paper; Print
lNksPqut's celc51aed Printing Inks of every quality
and color in kegs and canisteB black. blue and red
cofYS Hi s"a snd ca Gep9 4h Pres
SEES, OF different Sizes with all the articles for
GOLD AND sTEEl. PENS, Of every quality, from the
very best Manufactures, and at various prices Whole
GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CAsEs-some, very
fri With Pen PEN iioae eat attafhed
6 fed f H So g e So W$ Gsoe and SwaR ouis,
n sea nG R a and Waer every qaay and color Play
cutting to any pariSuar sizederen colo Rolee Pen
and Bonzea nkand Pen Racks sand ose< "a and H Wa 2
a%p "e a of an ef F09 G. o FFe and
signs; Gard Racas AND Tin Cutters; Thernoneers Of va.
2q:aeon; Mathematical Instruments at varions prices
E Fgny IT. { Nf p npe.ne Mais Goor; sable and
French and American Lead Pencils and Crayons: Port iray
ons: Mouth Glue India Rubber and Iada Ink: Carmine
saucers, &c &c; Wharons superior Drawing Paper of
every si1e from ATliqqarian TO Cap Bristol Boards every
The above only few of the articles comprising our
Stock in addition 10 which fully prepared to eyern
all orders for Printing and Binding every form required Tor
the use of Banks Merchants and Others who may favor
with their orders, which will be punctualiy attended TO-
We have also on hand all the CUSTOAi-HOLSE
BLANKS in use, and will always keep our stock full
thckne>es, Russia, Sheep Morocco Skveis Sewing Parh
mcnt Plough Knives Marble and Morocco Paper &c &
All orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL, SETS of any ne
cuar form will be executed in the best style and war
rantcd 10 give entire satisfaction.
We would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
and purchases generally before procuring their Fan stock
facilities with house New York enable, rs
,cI 10 The very best advantage aud all articles purchased
from may be returned if not found suit in every respect
DAVID FELT co, Stationers Hall
mh5 I'm q thartreS street,
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R9NMs, SIS,

M EDiCAL TENT BOOKS, &c-Medical Students can
w md at the New Orleans Siationes Warehouse, IA
1lip street the largest and best Of all kinds of
fDi,al4 N'gRkS, OF the latest revised editions at pub
sherS prices This collection embraces works in every
branch OF the Healing Art, and stands unriyaiied
plete Library for the Student of Mecine-a al The same
price as they are sold in Boston, New York and Phiadel
phia As the list is too extensive for ordinary advertise
ment the attention of MEDICAL Students and the Medical
FACULTY generally is respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination Of the stock and pr
ces will give satisfaction to all parties.
mh5 j B. STEFJ. IA C,mp Il
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DAILY ESCENT.
Another Delta CITY.

Several paragraphs in the northern papers have
lately met our eyes, on the subject OF Cairo. the
new city that is to be, at the junction of the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio rivers. Those paragraphs eyince
an almost entire ignorance Of the present condi tiol
of Cairo, which we have lately had an opportunity
Of viewing for ourselves. Whatever it may be
and however much money has been spent upon it
the point of land where this city is situated pre-
senls but sorry appearance few small llou-
SEES, and one or two untenanted large buildings are
all the signs, thus far of its future glories. There
is 10 denying. however, that Cairo, in position
has almost nnrivalled advantages; these alone
must. at some time or otter, make it place OF
large trade The following, from late Cincinnati
Commercial, is probably very near the truth in its
specuatlons Of {" the reason why''-as it certainly
is true with regard to its description:
Cairo, at The junction of the Ohio and Mssis-
siprl, although unquestonably most favorable To-
cation Tor prosperous commercial city, has, up to
this time, improved but little. The land on which
the town is laid out, and for many miles back. was
owned by Il company OF speculatOrs, and although
vast amount of money has been expended, but
little has been done 10 guard against the overflow
OF the two rivers that wash its sides The com
pete failure OF the company Is probably owing to
the ignorance, and consequent mismanagement of
the funds of the company. The point on which
Cairo is laid out, might be readily ieveed as The
Lower Mississippi, and Were this DONE the place
would, be etlectually guarded against intimidation
In connection with building up a city on Birds
Point, as the site of Cairo called, was pre-
Jet Of building railroad from that place to Ga
lena. A charter for this road was obtained, and
operations commenced The work already done
on this road and the land owned by the State of
Illinois pledged for its construction, are valued at
81, $4,000.
II is said the company that projected these great
works, and so signally failed in carrying them out
has sold out to another company if So whether
old. is yet 10 be seen but when we look forward
10 the great West, we cannot doubt but the able
projects, gigantic they will be carried out
English companies are certainty not the men to do
1t, but in time the stock will pass into the hands OF
American capitalists, which will ensure the sue
cess of both city and railroad. Cincinnati Com,
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HARDWARE, sc.
b w. MONTGO MERY II Chartres Street,.

hAREtN AE2Is tscs
r. w. MONTGOMERY, IL Chartres Streets
NEW ORLEANS.
AS on hand very complete sock of goods in his =
line; In addition TO his nsua extensive assoTt- ~
mert Of Birmingham, Sheffield and Domestic HARD IA
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods isl J
complete embracing among numerous other articles
2G0O boxes Tin Plates. 4 X Pontpoo and other brands,
also Block Tin, Spelten Zine, etc
10 000 lbs Iron Ware. assorted. I'LL sizes.
$50 tons Iron assorted Swedcs American and English,
assorted fiat round square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet Steel all kinds.
200 dozen genuine Collins Il Cos light and heavy Axes.
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes
200 Hollow ware, Castings, assorted pots ovens si-
ders, skles fire dogs, etc. French pots.
500 coils Manila Rope assorted all sizes.
800 casks Ok Log and Trace Chains.
Toretler with Whttemore's Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills Ames Hollands and other makers
Spades and Shoves wire aud hair Selves Hoes OF Mi kinds;
Anvs. Vices. and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mill Coss-cu and Pit Saws horse and mule Collars
and Hames; sawcuer; Com shelters, and Corn mills;
Kings Ploughs Nos 2 and 4 Parer, all kinds Tar;
SPIRITS Tprentne and White Lead Paints all kinds; Mil
and Grind Stones: Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths, all numbers;
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead; stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
-AiSU-
1900 gallons Sperm Oil. and
5.GW do winter strained and beachcl Whaiesol.
His stock OF Cutlery surpassed. Buyers invited
TO examine before purchasing elsewhere. nib IT
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ALEXANDER ggrrL.s

: . q > Z E.,
No. So CAmp Street, .hcT OricGHs
WEERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNlTURE-Cookng utensils Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and steel; Shovels and Tongs
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
:, Epameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN sII4VER-BIock tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns
~ TABLE TLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD MARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Churns and Tubs
Rattan-bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW NARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jue, Manila, Aicant, Palm and TIusk Mats
Walters and Trays.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lanps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
u. j. Wrgih's patent Premium Cooking Stoves for
wood or coal, with fixtures complete the approved
pattern in use.
duced prices. mIl5-4;m
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G5~Very extensive coal mines have been opened
in Chili-which will supply coal depots for our
steamers in the Pacific
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- Liberty for me.
No mans wife III be ! F."

Gg- An act has recently been passed by the Mis-
sissippi Legislature to remove the Courthouse of
Monroe county, in that State, from the village of
Athens to the city Of Aberdeen.
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SN o FAIR WAY TO BE GOT RID oF.-The Queen
OF Spain has had l6 physicians in consultation on
her casee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-08

PRUNE Your GRAPE VINEs.-Boh for shade
and fruit, nothing is more servceabe in its way.
than the grape vine, attached to house. The fol-
lowing hints are from the Charleston Mercury:
Now is the time to diminish the redundancies of
your grape vines Unless you do this regularly
they will look very pretty next summer, running all
over their frames, covered with fresh leaves and
they viii serve TO ornament your yard and garden
very much; but that is nearly all that they will do.
Ii is true. they Will have abundance of clusters
on them in the early part of the year; but not half
will come to maturity, and even those that do. will
have but little size and flavor The reason of this
is that the sap has been exhausted by the growth of
Young wood and leaves. Therefore. they should
invariably have pruning either III February or No
yember. In fastening them up we have been
WINGED by personal observation that wooden stats
are much 10 be preferred TO the iron wires now so
much in vogue. The wires do not afford sufficient
substance for The vine which has been properly
trimmed to bend around They are excellent, how
ever, for the young growth
A BIT OF FUN.-Somehing of a sly, practical
wticsm has been going the rounds of the pa
pers,' lately To the initiated it is vastly anus
ing; but among the unsrspicous it has caused no
small wonder. See now, the following para
graph:
Astronomc3 Pheaomcnon.-By recent discove-
ries al the National Observatory Washington CITY,
and other places, IL has been aSceraned That the
sun has decreased in volume nearly one-tenlh !!
and this singular phenomenon has occurred entirely
during the past month, The change took place
suddenly, since, according TO accurate observations
on the morning of the 18th ult., it presented its
usual volume to the vision Of the spectator; yet as
it arose on the next day the alteration was easily
percepthIc, even to the naked eye, It's farm too,
is altered. Its latitude has decreased while its lon
gitude has been prolonged -Ncwah ADVERTISER
We must inform the innocent reader that this re-
ers to the Ncm York Sun, the great penny paper
Of the North, which has been syly contracting It's
size, piece by piece, of late
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STARK, DAY. sTAUFFER & Coo

..- - : IMrORTERs
IRON TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWA RE, &C.
C0racr Canat nad llagazine SIS, .Nt1o OrLcanS
q o,fFER for sale large and fresh stock of The z
e.: following Goods, and would respectfully solicit -
N u the lnSl,ectl0m OF country pufchasers ~
:, ~ Swedish, 4 meyean and English IRON; Il
Nails Castings, Tin Plates, Metals;
MAYOR Y Cos CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints uis Window Ginss, Codage Tar, Mil Stones,
Grind Stones, Ave- Hoes, Shorels, Spades, Poughs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS:
Scyhe Ok. Log and Trace Chains AnviIs oiccs, Smith 5
Bellows; Timers Tools and Materials and general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTTERS.
Comprising all articles ibis line adapted the Southern
and Western johbing Trade.
Il he advertisers are agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND G'9RTe,
Iron l!nbs and ANes and which have proved superior 10
kind heretofore in They would also call the acn-
ZION Of Southern Planters to their stock of
PLANTATION GOODS.
Oils Cane Knives, Sugar Skinmers and Belize 8ruo
HOOPS, Building Materials.
CORN MILLS STRAW CUTTERS, 8lORSE e'GI4-
LARS, etc, e!c.-All Of which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and Of the best gaa
lilies. mh5 Pm
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Governors of the States and Territories.
The following table, which has been carefully
corrected up to the present date will be found of
value during the ensuing wear Of poIical contest ::
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PIANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS.

1s,F1 b nA Ms N5a No .n e Iamp
streets streets respectfully makss known TO the 1T Y II
having established himself permanently in this city he will
kseP l2T sale at all times an extensive assortment of PIANO
FoRTES varying from thirty fifty instruments from the
best manufacturers The assortment compreleads every
style and fashion, and will be constantly repIenished by fresh
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found s. 61l and octave and
grand Pianos, from Chiekeng. of Boston Gale & Co. OF
New York, Nuns u Clark also OF New York with and
without the AIoan Attachment, with the late invention OF
TuneabIe Reeds.
H. p having taken the special agency of the above ceIe
DRAFTED manufactures will at all times keep this market sup
fdcnce. 1900 49,
lie has made ARRANGEMENTS TO be regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HARPS
with all the modern Improvements the celebrated fac
tory OF J; f; Browne X Co., of London and New York
Tie Will also be supplied with Martins celebrated GUI-
TARS.
The public respectfully invited visit the rooms and cy
anime these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended 10. miI3-tf
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COMPREHENSIVE.

rg'l undersigned have formed aceparlnership with view
Il OF transactlng tOTTON f.4CTOR.3GE and
GENER4L COMHlsSlOM 3 tsi.vESS in this city,
under the style Of IHORNHlLL MCiI.HENNY, to
take effect after the 3ist OF May, next, which the
connection Of Jno Thonhi with the house Of Ward Jonas
x Co. will be dissolved
R. Mel. iENNY has opened an office at No 81 Crarier
STREET Tor the purpose OF attending the of friends
JNo. THORNHiLL
:, r. MClLHENNY.
Nav Orleans Ian n,I,e