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On our outside we have given, from the official
Letters published In Washington, condensed mar.
rarive Of the difficulties between our Government
end M Poussin, and withihe French Government
It is entirely clear to our mind that M Poussih is
unfit for the business Of diplomacy. His tone is
abrupt, rude, and quevaous, lacking the essential
power Of sustained courtesy which every Govern,
ment owes to all Others in its official intercourse
man with such temperament is out of place as a
dipomatist, and no Government can be at ease in
discussions with him, even when he may have no
intention to give offence. His Government ought
to have recalled him. on their own motion, for this
defect Of qualification and temper. We,believehe
had been virtually recalled, without reference to
this affair. He is reported to have said in, New
York, that his successor had been designated TWO
months ago.
Bur we have no belief that M. Poussin Intended
disrespsct, on has any sympathy with the supposed
willingness of Louis Napoleon to quarrel with the
URited States. If'his actions have assisted the
designs Of the French Government, it is from no
aht-republiceH tendencies On his part. He is no
iavorte with the party in power. His associations
and Opinions are not feaciionary as theirs are bnt
on the contrary he is. elassed with the real,
progressive, almost with the ultra-republicans of
France whom Louis Napoleon proscribes whenever
he can reach them by Ills power or through his iu-
ducernsnts Il is most unfortunate feature of this
affair, which NJ Poussn himself will regret, that
II affords an opportunity for the renegade chief of
that false republic, to make if he pleases, an issue
with ours insfuriheranee Of his own plans, and at
the same, time trace theOrgin one for whose real
republlcanism he has so much hatred I'd this view,
the folly of IA. Poussin is to he more regretted
We may have more civil SUCCESSOR, one better
skilled IN the forms and courtssies Of diplomacy,
who viii not offend BY any abruptness or thought.
lesness of speech; but we have 40 reason to look
TOR one, from the existing French Government, who
has any real cordiality of feeling towards US.
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FRoA HALIFAx,--Among the items of interest
in the Halifax papers, is the arrival, on the l2lh
ult., of the schr. Governor from Toledo, Ohio,
laden with 10 900 bushels of corn and 1000 bushels
of oats, for which she will receive mackerel in ex
change. Her trip was made down the St. Law
JFence by way of the Welland Canal, and the Hall,
fax Chronicle, bursting into an-exstacy of antoipa.
ton, looks upon her arrival as the commencement
Of an inland trade which, if properly osered will
make Halifax the emporium of transatlantic trade
the key Of North America, the warehouse of great
part of the United States the iron safe of the West
Indies. and the depot Of the marketable produc.
tons Of Canada
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STREET PREAcHERs.-The Mayor Of Pittsburg
lately ordered the arrest of three street preachers,
Messrs Barker, Kirkland and Sharp, for obstrucl-
ing the business highways, drawing together dis
orderly crowds, and thereby making themselves a
" common nuisance"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

DO The peach season 1.-THE north has just ended
The trees in New jersey and Delaware have not
yielded so well as formerly. d, Large supplies we've
taken to New York from New Brunswick. Not
wthsianding the failure in certain localities of New
Jersey, some Of the farmers of that State have
melted from $500 10 $1,000 by their trees.
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or "A woman's affections are not her own,
M. SmitheFs" " ana well aware Of that madam.
lhsy are any bOdy's that takes the trouble 10 ask
Fi HEM" MR-Saai4sR lgqkst dassef'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

or VIM. H. Crawford has accepted of the ap-
pointment tn deliver the Anniversary Grafton be-
fore the Literary Societies of oglethorpe Univer-
srH. Geo. on Commeneement day, Nov. 18th.
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From RIos-The brig Zaine has arrived at Bos-
ton from Rio Janeiro, with dates to the 10th of
August, She brings, however, but little news.
The Bsitish frigate Apollo, from England for india
put in on the sth, having lost eighteen of her
hV chnlern
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STEAMBOAT BURNT.--The steamer Dove. ar.
rived last night from Louisville reports the steamer
Germantown burnt near Shawnestown, Ill.,, on
the 23d ult
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NEW 0oOps.-Ws call the attention Of readers TO
Aia0e advertisement ID auothsl eoumH No. u GRgief
sai gf4e Pfsssnlad better btk e. go0et thua uGH X
hf8H hss D ~ Foe. kirs a1sf 7af q aiais eaaslsa,
- = - o.. - - led lhial IL "a II ss{stil-
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MICmGAN.-The democrats of Michigan have
nominated John 5. Barry as their candidate for
Governor. The free soilers have nominated F. J.
Littlejohn. Theirs is no wing candidate in the
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CARPETS
UPE QESTERY,
n a DDD II A WTrsa II

UPE oLsTERY
PAPER HANGIEGS.
FURNITURE, Etc. ~
NHE undersigned receiving superior assortment
Of Nelyet. Wilton, Brussels Three ply and Ingram
CAhPEES geat vallety OF PAPER HANGINGS
large and well assorted Stock Of UPHOLSTERY con
sstng OF almost article in the Houie Furnishing line
together with fms assortment Of Rotary and Once
CHAIRS and other FURNITURE which he is deter
mined to sell low Having purchased in person, he Is
Wneed his stock will compare with other in the city.
oil 81 JO@EPH FTTER 90 Jamp At .
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oar The annual election takes place in Georgia.
this day for Governorand Legislature, The Con-
gressional elections were made last year.
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BoRRowED PROPERTY RETURNED.-The day
the OHIO sailed Capt Schsnck received the follow
ing note, together with some silver spoons and
forks, taken from that vessel theday of her trial
TO Lieut. j. Schenck, Commanding D. S. Steamer
Oho--The nclosed having been BORROWED for a
short season, are now returned may YOU, sir,
while ip command, never fall in with more dis.
honest b0rr0Wer p
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Da- We are indebted 10 Mr. Boyle, the Purser Of
the Ohio, for Havana and other papers.
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EXPLOSION OF A PowDER MILL-A dispatch
from Ithica, N Y, on the 2lst ult, says MoIn-
tyres powder MILL situated about three miles from
this place, was blown TO atoms last evening, at
halRpast O'Clock, by the accidental explosion Of
seven hundred pounds of powder, which scattered
the timbers of the building quarter of mile and
produced tremendous conclusion. As far as we
can learn no person was killed or wounded"
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lrs- Rev Bazaleel Pmneo, one Of the descend
ants of the Huguenot refugees, died al Milford Ca
on the, 10Th ult, aged 81. He had been pastor If
the First Church in lhat place for 50 years.
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PAssENeERs ny THE Omo--We are indebted
to PurseF WIN. W. Boyle, for the following COM
plete list of passengers by the steamship Ohio,
Lieut.. Schenok, U. S. n, commander, 81 days
from New York, VIA Charleston, Savannah, and
81 hoIirs from Havanas
Mr. Prsnder and boy NJ N. Batson lady and two chill
dFen Capt Bailey, lady and child Ms, Kirk and two
children; Mn Snedeker Mus, Copeland; Miss Churchnnab
Mrs johnson; 8 S. prentiss lady and two ehdeni Master
OsgOOd Ms OsgoOd; Mrs RIDER Miss RudeT; Mrs. Kan
dOph; w. A. Peck, lady and three children; Ms -four
dee; two Misses Watts; MIS- Gilbert N. B. Smith, lady
and anr obidsen Judge Watts James McQ uads aud boy;
Messrs. w. F. Hyde John SnedekeT, 7. d hurch r. Il,
CaHwhght. z. Dillingham; Jas. TOae. Henry Heuey,
d. Hubbard, Geo. Foster W A. Lapsey, WIN. WALSH, a.
Iazard. 6 COmpeTt II. P, Buckley. w Blanchard iOhn
Moore j. Ella g. r. Conway, e. 3. Parks, r. II. Gale, g.
Rossiter Wm Peck T. N Stanton, d. Maxwell H. Lunch,
4. glluTs' q ksiao; e. w Haze, aISade e., 1ny-
Linton. Jackson, sqget BsFPEsln Geo Morris, Geo
Allen T. o. Church. 8. Williams, G. F. Philips, N, l.
lehu, Lewis Knapp John Hern, John AdTianee, A. Ehe
T. BrnieT, A. Winter, j. Winestock M. VetteI, F., "a
Bruut Henry Hamilton, D. R. JONES' s. DupeiEe and l0
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Tax COTToN CRoP.-Ths following letter was
written from Houston, on the 22d ult and pub.
lished in the Galveston News of the Goth; --


As much snKey existing in regard the present cotton
crop, word two upon the subject cannot bet be nerss
ing to your readers have just returned from trD through
most OF the BRACES and Of the Colorado counties and
can safely that two thirds Of serop large calculation
m some instances not half crop will be made and 10
case will it exceed twothiTds. The is now making
mole or less havoc IN plantation. Crimes MongO
mey and w aksr countst. aud the country lying on and
east OF The Trinity have suffered severely from he M
NAgs OF me worm beginning there much earlier Al far
- can learn, than II any other part Of the State. Al
e loit, IN connection with the fact that neatly ak gea
OF me best picking season with has bpen lost will war
rant AHy one IN the conclusion that far Texas con-
oeaea . an ntegtai portion OF the cotton region Woths
q me quantity OF cotton made last will be made
th loniectuze on this point need longer exist and if
our cotton crop thus ShoI what my be said Of obsT
Sqte. el tavoraby situated. The Mobile Register Il is
enmle made on the let instant puts down the present
a ewes 600 Q0g bales, making allowance for dsceney
% M Atlantic SiAte1 Il may be that South Carolina an
GeoEa are less liable 10 accident by o>d and worm than
any aihaf part OF the cotton region They were great
mea5lie exempt ron the dtaIte general in 1875. Two
hir4f % last yGaIt product IT, Ia view OF every thing 40
oage esmutq, takinE al Of the o00R pfodpeaF States
0ssi4l beg 1gJ y plaee ai ls0e 99, uWasHas 81 Lass
lan q lallip
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EDfToRIAL CoNvENFIoN.- Syracuse IN.
W Journal of the 2Oth, states that a number Of
gentlemen representing presses at Poughkeepsie,
Madison county, Monroe, Uticp, osvvego, &c, &c,
assembled the day before at the City Hail. in that
city, to adopt some expression, and suggest some
united action of the local press of the Union, in
reference to local postage upon newspapers. Mr..
Plat, of the PoughkeePsie journal and Eagle, was
chosen President, and several Vice Presidents and
Secretaries were designated, An address 10 the
editors and publishers of local newspapers in the
United States, memorial to Congress, and pre-
ambIe and resolutions were unanimously adopted
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APPOINTMENT Blythe GOVERNOR. Thomas
j. Beck, tobe Notary Public for the parish Of New
Oteanst in place Of G. Stringer, deceased.
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~ For Justice of the Peaos.-D. j. BRENNAN
ndjate Of Peace Of the Second District at ta
ensuing election, November s. oil
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ARRIVAL OF THE 0HIo.-The steamship Ohio
lsA New York ON the afternoon Of the Goth ult.
and touched at Charleston, Savannah and Havana,
on her way hither. She arrived here at O'Clock
yesterday evening, making the passage from Hava-
ma 70 the Bar in 50 hours. We are indebted to the
maagent Of the Ohio for the following particulars
of her passage;
She left New York on the afternoon Of the goth,
touched at Charleston, Savannah, and Havana,
landing and receiving passengers and mails, and
arrived here yesterday morning.
Considerable time was lost at Havana, caused
by the imposition Of the quarantine laws, which
subjected all vessels coming from New York. to
eight days quarantine, whilst those from every other
porn in the United States, were admitted free
Every letter and paper delivered from the Ohio,
including the mails, were taken by pair Of tongs
attached to long pole, thrown upon the bottom Of
the boat, and sprinkled with lime water.
There were twenty-four passengers for Havana,
amongst whom were a company Of Frenehand ltal-
ian artists for the TacOn theatre.
The English mail steamship 4" Thames" was
met coming cut from Havana, just as the Ohio
| went ms 80. ...t
! Deducting time lost at Charleston and Havana,
she has accomplished the rnhfrom New York to
this port in eight days and half. All things CON
sidered she has done remarkably well.
Her engines were never tried hut once before
leaving, and that too, veryimpeFfeetly, have made
only an experimental trip around the bay and har
Dor of New York Herblowers have never beer
in operation, consequently, the run has been accom-
! plished with little steam-no time having carried
more than thirteen pounds, and some Of the time
not more than four. With a sufficient number o
firemen she will easily make fourteen knots perhour
4 From Sandy Hook, she steered for the Gul
stream, which she followed iarsout from land ii
order to keepclear Of the coast in case of storms
Had she followed the usual track Of the Charles
ton and Savannah steamers,she would have REACHED
Charleston early Sunday morning, instead of eve
ming Thursday night, anda day Friday Jill mid
night, she encountered strong northeasterlV winds
aeeo mpanied with heavy cross sea. The shil
performed admirably proving beyond doubt he
entire sea-worthiness and ability to Withstand th
severest storms.
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SPEctE.-The schr. Two Brothers, arrived yes
tefday from SisaI, brought 5000 insspecie, coz
signed to J. L. Lopez, and $1,000 to s. Fernandez.
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g.or #. Meetings This Evening.

LANE DIVISION No. 9, in the Methodist church at Algaa
at O'Clock.
HARMONY DIVISION No. IS, at Crystal FOunt Hall, ana
Tehoupitonlas street, at 5 O'Clock
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lILLINERY.... MILLlNERY.
MOTTCE

~ II, JACKSON & co would respectfully inform their
4 s1ds ard the public that they will reopen on the les
OF NOVEMBER NEXT with large and splendid hssoLt-
ment Of Fine Fashionable CT OTHIHG G, ETC., 81 81
gAAAL STREET. They take this opportunity Of ten:
qen& Ra faif numerous patrons i0r PAST aVoTs ana
hope, by low peess accommodating temL style, and The
uDs1or quality and workmanship O. her koods to merit
tons he Hai as s building recently occupied by them,
$50 Camp stSae have come uently been compelled to
suspend busins 80 s5S4ntn, and having rem ted the
pis8 ave s crimson Coz they VIII t5eB b o9 pI
paved IL oreT ~ i.loh larger stock than bs,etoiors
ohen Sisb G9 COhnS to give Them cs sPo
the first day al " - 2l. Ol1t
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DIvORoE-Piercs Butler has obtained a full d.
yorce from bis wife, Fanny Kembe Butler The
lady failed TO appear in cour; to oppose the appEca-
ton Of her husband,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

ieOs
n, s1th nlt, al 3 O'Clock, Mrs. ROsANNA
5vidntrr pf the iate James Brady, Of hrooklTnt

IN s,nl.v nfsrpoop som ut al O'Clock, Mrs. RosANNA
aged Sc yea widow Of the late James Brady OF Broos'
NewYork. - ,.t--. a. -.
Th r. Brady. respectfully invited 70 attend heT funeral h
her late residence, lu2 Julia street. THIS hOhNlNS az hAat
III ofelork, without farther invitation.
F The NsWYork and hTookyn papers will please copy
On Sunday evening, 9Oh ui o'clock eongestiys eer
Cant. II. DOSTEN, in the S9ln year Of hl age.
~ Ais funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON, a. 4
,sc from residence Baochua between Felicity
and 81 Andrew His acquaintance respectfully
Vited to attend.
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JENNINGS CoNvENTToN,-The Jennings Family
Convention of delegates from eight States, which
has lately been in session, at Nashville adjourned
on the 17ah ult After patient investigation of the
genealogy of many of the members of that extern
sivs family, in which much ability was displayed
a committee Of seven was appointed to obtain in a
legal formthe necessary evidence and then to send
commissioner to England TO prosecute the suit
for the immense sum which they believe they are
entitled to-
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sz- For Constable PHILIP KELLY is a Candid.
as IA e Office OF Constable Of the Second Jusc Court lie
eeton which takes place The sh Of November The DH
triet il bounded BY julia and Cansi Streets OIL
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r NM, AtaiI he ohiacu, - Rl,,, l,-fg.rs chat
h h sey2 pen lee arrivals from New York tbs foI
na'g Ieeel 1s which sell AZ very low pTies1
Psinn IS,. " SsEga black Iless SILKS plain and
aslu, HauIeu t tiack aud cBlOrsd Alpaccas Canton
sBP b f5ea99s9 Bonbazne Twesds and Galsmefes
c gu dnl9st q wears black And striped GFenadines
i e boys 2o and mes MOUSsELNE DE- LANES io11
h hanLiSES an pa figured Mousssns Dc LANES
ssIouhhs utesf Err osnsislinR of Ladies' black
ln9 Assonent s English Thread and German Cotton
in I WhIe SUI tfte and brown Half Hose MeFino and
Hos5 tent 2 NJ bogs lose anil Half Hose Of an sizes
1GG!IOh misses aN1 5ik Vests gent s Silk Meino and
3ales Menno nd RdeTslirs for boys and girls from
CoIOn UndeHhlls and gent. Linen Cambria Handler
oHe year gP ladamhrt + MtsLENs Of All kinds-fne
ehleis and Linen Boot Swiss checked and plaid Cam.
swiss and Jaeone ooqsd embDidersd Swiss and Jacopet
9rl@; white andm1ok J0cheb and French PrntS; Got.
W W bIe5Se9 Bla tanls COveh "a, up TOWalng and
t9R and Wort. ahs. eto etc Likewise fntTats as
Oamask Table 81 dis Of TRIMMINGS: Slk and Worsfed
soument Of all kle amhOideH work black and oOloTed
bTads BRAID l1et nney ft Buttons ladies' Slides
sui and Pearl hnio lsl IorAse shell and Buffalo Side
ana Buckles, f ne ~ O4mbs Hair and Tooth Brushes
Combs gent toeka1Ni5, en- ETC.. A call from my old
Ae19ndeta n " ~ . The adhs Of New Orleans, is re.
specially soicd THOMPSON, Chartrss st.
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The Is towns and % plantations not yet TeturneA
gave CaSs ls56sTaylor sl3, Van Buren, 800 votes.
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The FINE AIRS IN NEw YoRK-There. will bs
in few days Gays the Tribune Of the 21st ut) six
exhibitions of paintings and works of art open in
New York for1he winter-the National Academy
Of Design, the American Art Union, International
Art Union, Gallery of Old Masters, the Dusseldorf
Gallery, and the Greek Slave. The latter is to be
exhibited at the Lyceum, in the course of next
week, and the I" Review Exhibition - of the Ma
tional Academy will open on the LIST OF, October.
The International has taken the premises known
the Alhambra, iu Broadway, and will open on the
same day large and magnificent gallery, p.
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U. S. SHIP oHIo.-We learn from the Polynesian
of the 9TH July, that the U. S. ship Ohio, Captain
suibling, was then at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
She arrived at Hilo on the Oath of May, and re.
NAMED there about q month, many of her crew
being afflicted with seorbutio affections They had
oil 6esR restored to health previous to the arrival
Of the rhlpat Honolulu.
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OsT- A violent tornado passed over a part of Ash.
tabula county, Ohio, about a fortnight since I'm.
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Esy-The Montgomery.-This magnificent passsng ef
M amboa Capt H. Estes, val positively lesY on Alo M
la inst at P NJ. for Lake Prov enee, NcAApufg h-
80 oI Dsn'' 0'-D' N1 T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
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HATS OAPs.
ALL FANCIEs PLEASED.
the premium tnase Iueh gave Satisfaction last
OErHnE a 4 a2, md
E1issP s e iina d R9 4sq' pFo Wa
a35 PsdP VEIL M sr6cR 81
Premium Hat Store No. SO Canal street,
OL d dlreetlyoPposite the Plsnters' Hotel
p pp,v, YyEA5LiUABLE REAL ESTATE
SALE on accommodating terms " JOSEPH
Thrseno BUILDING on Psris street opposite the sbvd
new Tpree.oy Brick DWELLING on Grrol street. near 81
conmoiious Twostory Frame DWELLING. in rood orss,
lh eo4Tgn in 'front.' % Constance street. Residence
superior Brick RESIDENCE COudels street. between He
large and eommg1ous Family REsID ENC on Basin street
Two improved LOTS OF GRO UND On ssg ss ,.,,
ia Large and eOmmodions Family Brick RESIDENCE on Maya
"A. very o ssiEs9 yooy RESIDENCE with Garden and Two
2s BUILDING LOTS situated in most desirable locations in
One Square Of GROUND Bouguy three squares from the
E E,o LOTS 70 OF GROUND Napoleon Avenue Bungny
hgny suitable Nurery Or MARIE, Gsln square at D0u
~ Fer terms aud P9rt2nlar. apply a, above. oil
Mr.. s. TWICHELL -(my BrOiher) becomes a Partner
G 9i aif e S6 G9SMSs ISL I, AED
IWlCHELL co. [Ol 3m1 T. G. TWiCHELL.
INNJL hJH--iaYlng Withdrawn from the firm of Beard
'ahoun a 20 the subscriber will the EAT
ESTATE AUCTION and COMMISSION BIJSINFaS
an ms own account, at No. 10 BANKS AREA Dk-nsTt
door to his OLD STAND nsAt
off J. A. BEARD Auctiopssr.
FRESH GARDEN sBED....G GROWTH OF IR1o
FULL SUPPLY of all kinds OF SEEDS ~ :.
4 n suitable for the present season. lust reesiVed A9
re Iscsnt anYas and FOR sale al the Seed Store Va
70 2 AP STREET near POydrss. 80
Of 3! D. MAUPzY.@
NTANTED-5Oo LABORERS-To work an The NJ
w bile and Ohio Railroad 10 whom rfs ,1iIi ~. ' wv
Wages ana give constant employment for twelve n1o5tb
hne woe Is dTy and in as healthy region as any in he
Ih1h rpr Iuthe lnlomatOn apply IL the Enbsc5ibstS
Oh the work. or at the Enginees Office RIobis
ol 1ln WAITER D. RIDDLE & co.
CART FOR SALE =
a H aES JIhhI, with Patent Iron Hubs V$a
net iof SAFE low, as The owner has no use m
=. 5aPPlg AZ % ~ ICHEL STREET-Up StsTs oil
BOQkT AND SHERRY WTNE,-9O Dozsn IA Po7t
"a l Whse G5sk do; 20 Casks Sherry various ouSeS
sale BY Of 81 A. B. RINGGo'b6p 90 , gPaPt yy:s for
X oO S5MS FOR RENT.-Ssverai Rooms in Banks Ar.
Ii s ss FaslaEe for Rent. Apply at % NATCHEZ SIR
RRRANpY AND WHISKY VERY fine Brandy and
nAAy, IN CsAks, DemOhns and Bot les for sale By
~ o. A B. RlRGG Old, 20 Bank Place.
H i, CEARET 20 Cases one dozen Bottles each.
-, 5ssIy Ohoiee Desert CHTet, for sale BY
9l o A B. RINGGOLD. 20 Bank Place.
(TO6SIHEH BUTTER-40 Kegs Fresh, landing sT ship
Of q. L, STONE & CO., 81 and 50 Common st.
flHAMPAGNE.-7-s 40 Baskets Piper & CO.. brand Cham.
- pafne, lnst received and Tor sale by
Of a A. B. RINGGOLD. 20 Bank Place
IOCK. WINE V Boxes Rndssheimsl Book. ior 5sis 6y
~ els a. q FiNGGOLD. WBaBs PIses
TtHsks ANp OFFICE FuRgtFnRE F{i6 SALE.
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