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yTILLIAM H. MINNIX, late Of the Once will
prosecute claims Of kind against the goyenment before
Congress OF any OF The His experiences In the different
branches o me especially those In relation 70 military
bounty lands WI enable him full satisfaction 70 all who
require his services The prompt OF lands sold
located BY military will be secured and all
taken W Claims
vices IN he revolutionary the war Of 1872 and Mexican
collection rents and Of taxes real estate owned In
this city by nonlresident others. t3 tth
Reference made Shields formerly Commissioner
VI the General Land Office Hon. Richard NJ Young Couis
Land Office members Congress generally State Of Illinois;
Thomas htehe Edmund Burke w. W. beaton r. r.
Blair, J. q. Rves, Richard WaIlach.
Once az haslup Weedon Coach Factory west OF the Centre
Market, washington, d. @. etS
Sep IL tgi, s8.F 'tH ssi4ta GHEief y
baltimore College fDcntal IsA350.
HE regular Course Of Lectures In this Institution
the LAST MONDAY or NovEABER, and will continue four
months. IL
The Mechanical and Dssecng Rooms win opened
FACULTY;
ELEAzAR PARnLy, NJ D., Provost.
CHARTS HARRIS, A. M NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Tnos.s ~ M, D., Professor special Pat,oo-
w. HAspr, M. D., Professor Anatomy Physiology
CYREnus ConE NJ d. d. d. 81, Professor of Operative and
PnLfS II Ausrss, A. M, NJ d., Dcmonsstor OF Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer on Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the most ample provision for
commodous
necessary appliances Mechanical Workshops Infrar
supplied daily with patients for students operate Decg
Room Museum containing thousands Of teeth Of every PATHOLOGY
cal variety; and two Lecture Rooms. gtg 4a&#sE Az
Tickets for course Slo Dissection Ticket (opton $40;
Matricuaion, $5 Diploma fee, $40. gu. .s
Sept 6--aaweo3m w. r. HANDY, Dean.
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JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBArT, Secretary
cnasLrs De ssIpiss No. II Toads building, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent -, ~ n.tt
w. 5ons.ros, NJ D., opposite CITY Post Once TN street.
hsmpe. explanatory principles and operations Of The
company can be had on application at The AGENTS once
Oct g.
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A CARD. a aa#
THE undersigned, having opened Office of Wnder
building, opposite the end Of the Navy Department
his a
the different departments Of the government the settlement
which they require the services Of agent for the
ton Of claims pending before Congress- His long connexon with
the Navy Department. in dscargng IRE duties of important
Office, together with
Congress, possibly enable him render important
such may enuust their business TO his management
N4 ftt III s WIN. h. SCOTT
r Late Navy Agent
Republican q Argus, Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York; Ohio Statesman, Ohio; Pennylvanian Phadel
phia, win insert the Of dollars and send bill
Sept 29-6 aI
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~
Whole S2O-Halves sl0-Quarter &5-Eshts q So
Certificates packages OF IS whole tickets, S27o %
Do do q half DO l5@
Do do Is eighth do D7s
Tickets and Certificates Of Packages In the
splendid lotteries win receive the most prompt attentions and
Official Of each drawing sent Immediately ser over
address Ia c. MAURY, Agents,
Sept IL hexandha Virginia
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NEW MUsIC.Just received AT sauone Hall, door
Of 2 street, Pennsylvania the following and
which will be sold usual reduced price, four
per page, 10 every one. VIM FISCHER
My Home, composed by the late T. 8. Sullivan
Good by, Sally deara hyote Ethiopian composed by
Frank Howard
The Jolly Old Crow, sung by the Virginia Minsues
On Phoebe a Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he jeng for popular ballad by w. O.
Cunnington p
The Robin, by Stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, by w. q. Peters
Three Ave Maras soprano Alto, organ accompany
j. p. Donean, by II. Schwing
The Appomaox Waltz, by A. Picot
Flora Waltz, by q. n. Gerkp
The Margaret Polka, by Henry scbwing
In ar Distant Lands, by ID. NJ. May
Eiselle and Beiselie Polka by IielmemuIer t
The Rose Of Alabama, by Hon. A. u. Meek
Jeanette and Jeannot, number, by Glover
Light and Free adapted the air o Rosa Lee
Were out upon MoonIit wave by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
Sept
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UmrrD STATES PArEsr o,,or. sep,ember ia. ls4g.

UMrED srArRs PArEsT osslcE, September is, lsas.
King sweden IA obtain ss. asss e s s.s e
bearing das July 70 1885, and whereas Fakman
patent % .Sbsana e same Invention o. = Ss S q
D s been sna % The
And whereas an interference this Office
be sssg % %s sse s
NJ EDDY ssf Bosom as s Ssw
aid once stsr dated he s, ins,ssi that he /
, a @ n g @ o. The sd
issued delivered OF he inereT
O. ss n ssss az s .ss se
a. Sau s ay s % o
Carl Fahman aforesaid has been adjudsed interfere win
granted Of July lss as aforesaid and da,
Se hearing win be granted .. The time above named and
approved rules ss II ibis once Pc pertaining
ordered tu this notice be published in the Rcpubc aud
New sss Gss 6 Bs os0 and TIT
s - - ' THos. EwBANK,
y lag.al 8{ Commissioner Of Patents
Editors Of the above will please copy
nodee 0'' p'' Sent s SsMiaMssm me
VERY HANDSOME Furniture At private sale-Thc sub
scIibes would respectfully inform the public they
.eived for sale large and general assortment Of excss r
as, "a p a.s ss s1s.
DO rocking and paror chairs Of every description
Do marble op wssa eloss and s psA ea'o ''O'
PAINTED consisting q dressing
Mahogany frame looking glasses q maple,
Round back ONCE, and chldrens chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands,
AZ large 70, glass pickle and preserve jars, with
Ivory and Buck-handie knives and forks
50 sets handsome gilt and Powered walters
Twist double and single barrel guns
With large Of other acesi in furnishing
All q which we will sell on very IsasSssbe and
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall.
q HS. Z "a / s L fs 2 + ~ -t I
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NOTICE.The subscriber bers inform
public generally thai he ha. just employed wokmen from Eu
Of skill and experience,
which, together with knowledge and practice
ty years. enables him win confidence that he 10
prepared manufacture fine jewey and costly set gems, silver
Sc and cheaper than other establishment known 70
him country His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with ? y
Penn avenue, between OH and ION streets.
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ALBERT W. PAHRlS,
4ttoynsy at LaU and Land and General Agent Miweya
Point, Wiscorsim,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly all business confded
him. Having years Register
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the
VI land agency business.
He Is permitted refer -
Hon. HENRY DoDaE United States Senate.
RrcHARp YoUso, late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. . attE rI#T
JUsrs BurTERyELD, Commissioner Of the General
Office .FE. tta@
7. HARTLEY CRAwroRD, United states Judge.
A. X. PARIS, Second Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Aug aw.yy
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Mr. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 20 inform the
VA public and his friends that having permanently located IN Wash
non, he Intends 70 devote his The tuition OF the French
Itaian and Spanish and also Of e piano forte and
all s branches References cf responsibility
viii given BY applying his residence 2t street.
D. next Gbsons academy, Dawes sterc and
Mrs Andcrson's stationery store.
July I7-eedf
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UNITED STATES wHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE


HOUSE. ..a<
EVILS HANF0RD Nos. asa 254, 256, and 25s Pearl
(ewecn Fulton and Buring slp New York, have
hand Of CLOTHING United States
adapted nil markets. In article Shirts Drawers,
endless Also
Oh. CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly filed.
LEWIS q HANfORD,
Nos. 25a, asa 256, and 255 Pearl g., N. Y.
June 30-2awam =
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DErAaraEsr o. TnE InrEnlos

DxrARrAksr or the IsrERloH, "A
OFFICE fkDIAE AFFAIRS, September ~, 1872
CEALED PROPOSALS. win be once Of the Com
missioner e Indian A9ai washington city, uni. 10 O'Clock
lwi goods n the quantities s use Of
is Indians and deliverable in the CRY Of New York,
Blankets.
aoo pairs pon, white Maeknae blankets measure 90 by ~
1900 pairs sise Blankets . s.... 5. b. s.
LIS pa iSss po aaa w Sss az pSa.ds
$50 pail. nss snS ~ ss ss and :
Ss sss sass ps %ss.. . By
400 ss q j
Oh siss ~s..u.. i
100 ps * point wss NJ 81 i q
800 pairs point blankets, TO measure 90 BY ~
$50 * ON blankets. measure ). By 60
& saa R ss ssslnae s.ns. e.u..
sss E sss Msss Dss s.uss measure
400 NJ. 20 Y q a ness and weigh sis, pound.
81 BY % inches, and weigh six pounds
Dry Goods
1000 yards scarlet strouds
600 yards blue suouds
ysss is aaey IL Il. s eissS s sfssa
ysis save: ssSss III s slen . sus
60 60 ys.ds saved .sii i.t cloth, green
rs Dozen MsSs.
so dozen "a cotton shawis
70 dozen "a wooien shawIs
ssss s ss: s esSsss ss ss' sfs.sA Gallo.
$500 yards blue drilling
5000 yards Georgia stripes
1000 yards domestic shirting, bleached
5000 5000 yards domestic .hssi is I unSissa,ed
ss S s saasn s @soen sass. and phd'
1000 yards plaid lnsey
800 yards hannes assorted
1oo ~ calico shirts 80,
$50 pounds cotton thread
400 dozen spool cotton, Nos. ! TO 80
20 pounds sewing silk
!. 80, sS p,sss' y. ssa ,ista assor'ed
1910 yards Kentucky Jeans
$50 gross worsted gathering
% dozen silk handkerchieis, bark and Bandana
$50 gross fancy and clay pipes
l,7so pounds kettles
Is nests ofjapanned kettles, 8 in nest "
gag dozen butcher knives
3 gross sqaaw avis
IS dozen ash lines
%, ooo needles, assorted
10 ~ S Sossa s .e.s,. a, assorted
u dozen axes, % weigh ftom ~ to 81 pound.
g g dozen half ares, @ wsEEh 81 pounds
Agricultural Implements, &c. ss
aS axes axes 70 weigh e, a from ~ TO- ~ pounds
900 haehs,s, TO weigh ~ pounds
900 drawing knives, 70 inches in length i
7e go a.gcrs s equal proportions Of ~ J. \, and inch
800 pounds brass kettles
I,soo wedding hoes
y eros.- cuts saws, Zee. in length
20 eros.-cu saws, feet In length
sc II sss.: IVA. .sis pounds each
quarters chsels
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r KNOX WALKER win practise law Supreme
Couu Of States, and attend the prosecution
against he government Addr,ss washington. b. o.
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sEPTEMBER Report or the Mutusl IAfs Insur.nc<
y Company Of New York. Once No: as Wall street - =
Neu fund August 1919, exceeding e67aoo0
This institution during september, Issued hun
dred and twenty seven policies, vix
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Christopher Grammer,
Attorney and CopnseLor at Lao,
HAVING removed side of Pennsylvania Avenue
Ill tween M and 9th Streets he will continue practise
Courts OF the District and claims Congress-
partmen and the Board OF Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eod2n
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DHONOGHAPHv.-pros.sorB Benjamin p. Worcester teacher
AUTOBIOGRAPHY during past several schools his
city, continues rive private his ROOM Mrs O.
Gon, Penn avenue, between Oh and TN s on reasonable
terms. HsN.r .. sept t-isWu
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(iHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS % svsry Hind st Tayier 4
" Msuys bookstore, On street. 80
s.,. and copy books and pens very low prices.
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q Hardware, TO include agricultural implements, &C.
Inc responsible bidder win rsssiy. the whole
resens TO itself die right 70 deermns whether e bidder
whole amount money applied purchase Of
POD. win be ssou, $1,000 but the department, reserve. hs right
.s. e N ss 's so % ss an maf pse. Such
$ y :, w. . q. s oss. r s S
~ % all oss s,as. being ssss r e but
va be when domestic article bid l, thai sample
O. qualify Win
o. % so es % s.S m an. s 81 II %
I and which he Or they wan furnish them Deliverable
tssinasn, on g before me sh day Nay nsr s..a@as
5.d making :, 1s wss,s , wv,
Louis any portion should here
81 the United sss who viii Be sgponed y The s
Win ne sample. exhibited when The contract shall se made and
articles are furnished prescribed
hey are q asueien quality in The opinion O. the sssn, Azure
parry a fh Others lieu thereof Of the required quality,
charge ss, @ o. e , %ss - eo%psa %
,eeos 70 the contractor, who shall the sad difference The
win be required bids win two good
Judge Attorney, ihs faithful performance q The con
,Ss sc Of he aoS. !. se. an 81 me
upon duplicate invoice cerihed BY him. IA
=. VA. Win sssmi,sd olovins heading and none
will be received mat not made In The form and pre-
"Ior wei propose for the service De-
pni The following goods at the prices ared 70 them
lively, viz:
fHsre Insert as a.s Of ssoa.) r.
me = ssr Yss 60 &C. .ss on Or s
posals quantity being wcrcbcd BIZ e department. Tor WEI
win according this agreement and give
% y si, s ss;s. 5 siss 8.
hidden BY a) which The
sss "a I %s s penn: %
the following be signed responsible
whose sucency must be certified BY who 10 the
department. either personally or BY his official poion
al Coz wei hereby guaranty that -, bidder,
comply Of The advertisement for Proposals Indian
goods 10Th September 1882 n The
20 him. and enter Into bond Tor the execution Of The within the
time prescribed" H. 81
ORLANDO BROWN, -
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
o1-SoTICE--The tssne fsr opening the bids is en-
tended 10 The ist dsy q December next, O'Clock M
the OF delivery goods The LEI June 1850 The
orbddns be taken nom the contracts Of otmer
years ha. been rescipdea. q. n,
DEPARTMENT. IsrrRfoR-f
Once Indian Ahairs, Oct 20, 1879
Oct. 23-lawtD1 s. sfsss4 u.
(HEAP GOODs-we would invfe attention 20 The remaining
Of hand our intention 10 close
them out at prices 20 suit MI that give ne call Ihey are
Worked standing collars
Do inside handkerchise Jenny Lind habits
Lace and austin capes, worked euds
Face and bonnet flowers ia
Dress bonnet cans, rbands, &c. y III s4s,t faf
And variety of articles usually sold In the sore Cal and See
Aug l4-eoa successor 70 J. T. o. King
OMsurys bookstore, On F.sf.
slstes and copy books and pens very low prices.
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DEG 10 inform uhe citizens Washington and me District,
ua they established branch Of their New York house
Pennsylvania Of 0 street. where they
eomplete Of Staple and Fancy stationery
American Ensis French and German manufacture They
wife particular their stock Of FANCY AND DINA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg say Thai
facilities they importing their goods direct from
the manufacturers abroad they enabled 10 offer inducements 10
purchasers be found 1t other store In this city,
aon lin
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CAHD--o g. x. Pxok win Practise law in me ccur q III
District Of Coumb and prosecute claim. before the deren
departments Congress- He tenders his services especially
United stse attorneys and masha and 70 the clerks Of e UNI
couhaving experience the Treasury Depart
men IN reference claims for services Of such officers Miccmmu
nicafons should be postpaid.
once, street. between 13h and l4th.
~ 10 TIntel.l July o6--dly
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Genemen who either have had have wards
members Of the Institution. .r
Sep. 2-u Intel. .af
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DrIILIP BARTON KEY win attend to any businss
he may be nused win before either Of The courts Of Tits Dis
and will also prosecution Of cus before Con
rrcss and me Departments. once on street.
wAsHrrorcr, July 10, 1890. July l7-sswd
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lRENCH and spsnish Languages--J MEIERE, late pro-
lessor United navy, Yale College, &c, respectfully
guan Of Washington that he contemplate giving
ucton In The above languages, ~ well In the English 70 Tor
egners.
hsticrs himself his reputation
well established require particular references.
terms address NJ bookstores % Mess Fr.nck
Taylor Taylor Mau and Fischer, his residence nj Mrs
Wilsmss opposite Mr. Franck Tayors Pennsylvania avenue
Nove
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NOvEIS.-sl James,, the Court Of Queen Anne. BY Aims
IN worth. rs
The Cations, by Bulwer; completed. te
The Little Savage, by Captain Marryat 81 cents
The Daughter; Romance Of the American Revolution
IS cents
The ssamsnder, by Eugene Sue IS cents.
Thercsc Dunoyer, by Eugene Sue. - cents.
Fortunes Woman, by "F Love- rs cents
Pcpdcnnis, by Taackerayj No. O. IS cents.
Oct ~ - ss,s FRANCk TAfBoh
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ORLANDO BROWN, =
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.

01-NOTTCE---The tssne fDr opening the bids is
10 O'Clock,
delivery Of goods 20 e la June, s5o The
ton obddng be taken nom me contracts Of otmer
years has been reecindet. ". h.
DsrAsrnssr rHE IsrxRfoR. -
once Indian Affairs Oct 20, 1893 aH
Oct.o a
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JENKy new Comprehensive Commentary ON the ~.
hie containing Of the authorized version, win marginal
references Matthew Hens Commentary The practical observe
extensive notes nom scott Dod
dridse GIL, Clark Lowh and many oher writers on The
tables and engravngs OF scripture
Illustrative OF The manncr customs, antiquities &c o the
ancient
A single copy for sale BY r.v,o. .,,,v
oct 10 Publishers OH street.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02
CITY ORDINANCE-NO. =.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
In relation to elections Il mn vacancies.
Be It ordained By the City Council of tie City
Of Louisiana, as folOws:
Sec. l. That whenever . acanc shalt
occur in the city council, by death, resig-
nation or otherwise, the Mayor shall give
notice of the fact by proclamation in some
newspaper printed in the city, or By writ
ten notices posted in three of the most pub
lie places in the ward in which said vacan-
.cy shall occur, ordering an election to BE-
held to fill said vacancy, and shall give ten
days notice before the day appointed for
holding said election.
Sec. 8. Special elections to be conduct
as provided for in general elections. -
Sec. q. This ordinances to be in force frum
and after its passage.
Passed June Goth, l849. pI Fss
W.K. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Attest, H. J. FIsDLY, Clerk C. C.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02

TosalNo. ef volunteers from the South 1880
Voluntsers from the Esrtt--Regimssts- -.22|
Battallions - 2
Companies =. 70
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02

0f Interest to Tobacco Planters.
y ME undersigned wish to purchase a guam.
tity of TOBACCO, for which they will
pay a fair price in cash. Those wishing to sell
in this market, will find it to their interest to
give us acall, as we design purchasing all that
may be Offered and paying, the highest market
price. H. E. BLOCK & co.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02

1--WE Nv ENVAN y " ACC
ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOLE E FOR
COLEMAN, HALMAN & cos Coach ant
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, SC.
Livingston, Roggen & Cos Platform and Coun'
ter Scales, Paiten Kaughphy and Paint Mills.
Knob Locks, Latches, Malleable Castings, SC
LippencoH & Cos (warranted) Axes, Hatchets
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Mattocks, Mill, Cir.
cular and X Cut Saws, &c.
F. & W. M. Farbe's (suparior) Carding Ma.
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners, SC.
Paterson's (superior) Letter Copying Presses
Marshall & Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices
Mill, Timber and Press Screws. sc. SC.
Burke & Baines' superior warranted fire, thief
and damp proof Salamander Safes.
.fndrew Fufon's (ce'ebrated) Church, Steam.
boat and Tavern Bells.
10 Dealers are respectfully invited TO exam.
inc their stock, which will be sold low for cash,
or approved paper.
St. Louis May lst., 1s49-ly.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02
LOUISIANA ACADEMY POR RlIE.
.:

10y ORDER Of the Trustees Of The Louie
lana Academy, the undersigned committee
will, on Saturday, the l4th day Of July next,
between the hours of IL and 4 O'Clock, +. MOI
that day, offer the building and the lot on which
the same is situated, at public sale, to the highest
bidder. The building is about324 by 80 feet,
two stories high, and though somewhat ont q
repairs, the walls are sound and capable Of last
ing many years. The title believed to be indis.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. ofthe purchase money to be paid
i'm hand, and the remainder 10 be in three equal
payments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with six per cent. interest from date until paid,
and the purchaser to receive a bond for deed from
the Trustees when the last payment is made
Possession to be given three months from this
date. WILLIAM LUCE,
JOHN S. MARLEY,
EDWIN DRAPER.
May %, lS48.--n6.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02

w. X. KENNEDY q Co.,
A RE now in receipt of a well selected stock
N of WATCHES, EWELRY, CUTIE
RY, PERFUMERY, CONFECTIONARiES
&c., to which they invite the attention Of the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this City and vicinity.
Consisting. in part, Ofthe following articles, Viz
Full ieweled Gold and Silver anchor lever
Watches,
Horizontal and quarter ditto,
Ladies' fine set and mourning Breast-Pins,
Bracelets and Clasps, miniature Lockets,
Fine set, engraved, facet, COMEDIAN and plain
Rings,
Plain and set Ear Rings,
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides and silver Thimbles,
Shell s. silver Combs, & gold Pencils,
Gents fine set Breast Pins,
Plain gold & sci. Studs,
Fine gold Pens & holders,
Heavy silver Pencils & leads,
Rogers RazOrs & Congress Knives,
Wastenholn's extra do. do.
Watch chains and gold & silver keys,
Violin strings and Musical Boxes,
SPECIFIES, assorted, and cases,
Razor strops and shaving compound,
Fancy COlogn, Rose & bears Oil,
Ok marrow, Pomade & macasser oil.
Plates. Novels & Indellible Ink,
Candies, assorted, and fine Cigars,
Nuts, Rasins, Fruits, &c.,
u There is also a SODA FOUNT in con-
'nection with the establishment that will be found
in order during the warm season.
Georgia Street, Louisiana, Mo.
April 9th, l849.-tf.
Democratic banner., 1849-07-02

N view Of the inconvenience to which in.
dividuals and the public generally have beer
subjected, for the want of proper conveyance.
to and from our city, the subscriber ha,
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana, al
an immense outlay of "toiI and treasure"
Livery Stable, well supplied with Horses, Bug.
gies and Hacks. He f~latters himself by keep
ing conststly on hand, and we'll rubbed, hors.
es of all gates and colors, suited both to til.
saddle and harness, that he will receive a gen.
erous support from community. Business men
and pleasuring men, as we'll as the travelling
community, can at any time be supplied will
single horses, buggies, or hacks, by calling a
my Stables between Georgia and Souh Caro-.
lima streets.
Itis also his design to run an accommoda.
tion hack to all the Bowling-Green courts, and
meetings, to which four or fve
passengers can be obtained. His prices sha
Be a. low as the loves.
H. W. P. WOoTTEN.