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ImmediateLy fronting the Steamboat Landing
TRAVELLERS going up Ouacha or Red River or com
ing out of said Rivers, will find it to their advan- IL
age to stop with him. all the Boats stop at Bayou 80
Sara Horses Carriages and Bugges always to hire V
fy2 1y r. b. SMITH PropriefoT
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
ID ANCHORS, from 400 to 2400 pounds
90 IL CHAIN CABLES froa, q to IL inch in store
All sizes of the above will be constantly receiving and for
sale by SAMl.. LOCKE and Front Teyee
Jag Be, yeen Cus omhons. nd Rien -ilio
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
WHOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store and ISzEs
constantly receiving by every arrival from New -
~ YORK direct from my mandatory in New -
~ ark N. j. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
peter assortment of those articles have present in store
fur and wool. John DTJRBRIDGE ~ VI
fy12 q Iyusfombonse 81 ny st.;rs
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TO CLAIMANTS ON THE US. GOVERNMENT
nNE Of the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed te
- Washington City, for the purpose of attending tf
CLAIMS now IN their hands, and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Department.
entrusted to them
fyl5 LANGDON & GRICE, "a St. Cbaresst
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KENNEDY Il FITZPATgIC.R
q Successor 10 ANDREW OIrvEe e. r.
Eli m cnrner RianyiIe md l,I.r 20 -.
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NE w MUSIC.

VIZ FISCHER Pennsylvania avenue of 18th
received following and popular music which
will be sold his reduced pcesfour cents
The Rare Flower, Of quades composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth
The Yagabond Polka; by Gungl
Frederick William Polka performed by the steyemark Com
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz by w. c. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by G. Schuser
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera Of Enan by F.
Boyer
Beauties Boga Mosque,aires Reine Sc Pot
pourris by IL. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling
Judy Polka performed by the seyemark Company,
arranged by Hemsmuller.
The Lily Rondo, by Louis Rename.
Ernan invoam cavatna from the Opera of Enan, arranged
by Edelmann.
blanche, Breath of Morning from the Opera
Of the IIuguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my be from Donnize's Opera of Betty,
with English words.
move, look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry RUSSELL
Mother. beautiful ballad from the
Opera Of Lucretia Boga; arranged by O. Linley.
land Of from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward.
II $ my mother sings; by Rodwell.
Lonely Jenny Lnd music by NJ W. Balfe
Thou'r at my side; by w. r. DempsteT
The he throne Of godi words by Barry Cornwall
music by @. Davis.
Mary Blame, words; sung Madame Bishop; by j.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door for the guitar.
Aug3
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/ HORACE " Asa n. pIALEE.
LsAd and General Agency Once At ths Capital nii-
| aeas, City % sprissnsld.

HORACE ". Asa. n pIALII
Land .ad osaer.l Agency om.s at ths Capital % Ms
nois, City ~ Springfield.
no nonrssiden Of HIno lands Aelds Of Iao ial
edaess, and all deiou Of p.sehasing State laA
Illinois scrip boadThe undersigned would respectfully
the public that they have established this me
Suite Of Illinois land and gsnsrai agsney cs FOR e
Of all business appeaning thereto within he limits q the
All transactions relative the purchase and sale Of lands eImn
lands and reporting their oeaon advantages and value paying
ing selling all descriptions of eye
other description Of business attached land agency IL
extended scale, will be promptly and faithfully TO-
REFEkREcEsi
Messrs. Deifendon Il Niles, Washington city
A. Gowdy d Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed, esq,
Messrs. syekies 4 Co, 81 Louis, Missouri
A. Chrisiy, esd, I"
His e1ceIlency A. o. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
I" John Moore, treasurer
8. ii. Treat, judge supreme
I" Lyman TnimbuIl, !" :.
Me.sr; wad.worihs sheldon, New York ely
@. BarIeu, esd No Front street. %
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Jos. l.. Chester,
Col. 4. w. Black, Piisburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
g. p. Sanger, esq, I"
Henry II. Stone, esq., :" +"
J. ID. Pratt CO., baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dim&sw3m
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,

Tor permanent diseases arising from
fla Kings Evil, Rheumas OBSTINATE Cu,aneous ErupaOns,
Pmes Pussslss the Face Boehe Bos Chronic sore
Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, syPhe symptoms, eauea,
Lumbago and Diseases arising from use OF Mercury
hscites Drog Exposure Impudenee in life Aso Chronic
preparation strongly concentrated
properties sasapala, combined the eectua aids,
Kingdom and has been 50 fully tested not BY patients
SuaeS and the ap%oSaon Of te uSe aad
has established Its merits reputation for value and efficacy
pal Diseases cured in
who have used H. capable OF doing FOR e millions sui, suffering
and struggling viii, disease Puhes eeanses and senshsns
whole animal frame. y '''
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
The following striking, and will be seem permanent
scrofua similarly
souTHPoRT Conn, Jan /, ls4s
inform Of the remarkable effected by sarsapala,
different parts Of the body the glands greatly
ENLARGED and her limbs much swollen Aae5 suffering over
leg, and below the knee suppuaied Her physician advised oad
IN al. situation we heard or and were Induced % ase sands sa
pala The rst bottle produced decided and favorable effect
relieving than prescription she had taken
six bottles delight Of
the %
e disease was GO1 90 n ssdS@ r ans nn e system Our
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract nom letter received from Mr. N w Harris, gentleman
well known In Louisia county, Na.i
sapala, whowas scola, family
Yours, truly, an. W. HARRIS.
"FREDEKIoKs HALL, Va, July IL, 1873"
SANDs' almost
attention article wen known aud deservedly popular
this but patients
OF saapala, induced worthless compounds bearing
name but containing little Of the Of this
and think greater
than In directing the of
Messrs. Sands recently
enlarged 10 hold who wish really good
will ind concentrated in this all medicinal value Of
The experience OF thousands efficacy
various diseases for which recommended and the
other, medicine
pairing the change ls4s
Prepared and sold wholesale u. d. SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, William New
York.
Agents In Washington city, CT r. Patterson, Charles
CO., and Messrs. ID. W. n. Gilman. Sold In Alexandria by
Cook h Pell and in Georgetown by X. r.. Cissell.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States and
Canadas, Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
Mar ls--tlsJuly
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10 ~ y ss,as = - &C. :,
eon.euons nan1a o. e nerves nervous 2, neh
asisney u and physical sss and al nervous dissdsr
ae,uaus ns Ao'' aisAa''' ~ uA' ans'' u' "''a
hrLErs On ,s.r. aiis1 ? nv.
time memos physicians have pronounced epeuc MS incur
cine and ho,sands have sered so~sh
existence, and siias Yielded Y men live. oa me
The 0ooe,o Of The vegetable Extract howeve, feel, mo- deli
saying that be cured He would therefore
FULLY invite physicians and all Others VINO are Interested 10 examine
e testimony winch mere onsIea ~ y aecepnon e De ex
h he ssS thar :, epilensv L ineurabe ~ e ~
: - w HARr,s VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For sixteen years has been tested b many Who have
% @ has sss ID S s Yo, ,., Tim, his
has been aicted with MS for more a nine years. and has been
cured o tne use OF ~, me Nege.aDe Exus M w..
been subject 10 dis for many years restored perec.
table Es,met wy o'''' A'1A 100 '' - w ~ " 1'e ''s'
GSss. q ass Ss (. lab
o @ @ o. s a. a nc
knewedse : - 'N'' = Np''i~' "N''A ''' ~
county Pennsy living county
states o years past he has been soey afflicted win
table has him TO sound health being entirely
from aSas s %S1. e .ss New
table Extract r NJ family highly recommends il all
Mr. stephen = Pra q SIKH Twenty
NJ y ss Win sgspa A. O.
Dr. as Vegetable Extract Mr. Pralt he was soon restored
health and len dis for the State Of Ohio his
Rss Mr. smith, Rector Of St, Peters church. poswood New
Jersey been afflicted epiepnc for forty
years he Has Vegetable Extract
dts 4 =. N''s'' : 800
year. nr md IL @a rG b me Us. J.
uI RsaS Se ona case Of tho -, 81
SIX A sa nsnS ses
and Flancs consulting te most eminent physicians and expanding
with his 70 is country n November ss, %oa re-
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AMERICAN nAnaoAp JOURNAL.

The American Hs.ilroaa Journ.I IL published
gentlemen are sns sas ss asa son n o%a
The Raoad Journal before any pubea
uon was attempted N this country, elsewhere, devoted 70 the
eesnnnss eohui5ued % carry Onward
al the whole civilized world has become dependent il
iosoneays railway sys.s@ has become
ea, idea q modern times has already done % relieve
elevate him in the scale Of being than other agency that
engine regard greatest achieve
ment Of mane extraordinary instrument or good world
upon wing thought language alone
huffman, living, breathing sensitive naninstpc with new life,
new slsass Without p danger woa, sa saaS. man
snos%sn, physical saSeseas pleasure.
community the productions and IDEAS Of every
creating new sources ENJOYMENT and multiplying to an Infinite
WIN have achieved i shss, work ll has hsrmoized
on capable BY making
S1Soa practically ponss o." being NO. . ONE b., e four
whOeyer tereoe abors in this ned has than the ord
for ihe good Of his race Profoundly Impressed with see
views we intend in accordance with their spirit conduct the
The history influences improvements railway,
inquiry management scientific discoveries,
w and
baeed in the range Of our Iabors
series o. articles on the iron ores and iron the Uni
editor q lie Journa o the department mining metaay
Mr. Hodge has for many ysss been IN hs o.
embracing descriptions in detail Of the different localities Of ore
several blast working
be published In condensed form in the Journal in series Of
with statistical tables Of different districts, and such plans and
iron, Hodge furnish Journal
have n%
These Woss viii be iSand indispensable to all parties engaged in
mining and the iron @ ah . the @ ATTEMPT ye, made
iron ores the iron manufacture and mining resources Of the whole
Cen IT. LANES of Providence has a-o been enpayed ms nm
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Law school in Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes 10 open place.
mencing Monday The 2h day Of October next and emna
18th 1850 The pupils VIII be divided
The used in te junior coursw be Ste
phens blackstone stnrke Evidence, Stephen Plead
Evidence The
embrace fuckers Commentaries Gteenleaf and sarkie Ey
each, Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading Isl
OF Pleading Holcombe's Introduction Equity
prudence Lube Equity Pleading Miords Pleading Lomaxs D
Property Executors and
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law publisher fur
terms,
attend the Subscribers requested him
early notice Of their intenon inform him whether they desire
supplied with above works. through
dunn. They will be furnished the stsdents at cost The
privilege attending
additional The for
will be arranged by the subscriber enable any
member
OF washington College should they deem expedien
delivered the close Of the
dcfon and practice Of the Federal Courts
The fee win be $50 per session. payable IN advance
LxuSeros, Va, July u, 1919.
July ia
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THE AMERICAN FARMER /. published monthly in the

THE AMERICAN FARMER 5 published monthly in the
city Of BALTIMORE 81 copies for - thirteen for
So thirty for $40 Iuly under the
most favorable auspices Is the Of the Maryland state Ag
cutua Society," and all the prize and Of m committees
published therein The is last meeting determined
raise $780, be appropriated follows Of silver plate
valued $50, awarded the fs Of
October the largest list subscribers
mencnr In July so for the second and for the third largest
list The publisher added other payable ag
cultural offered 500 the
coming volume, $50 in silver plate for the best for the
plan and buildings and the Of the
yard 80 for the the cultivation
go for the best the management Of the dairy.
The first number July will contain OF the
valuable papers, nom the Of Edmund RUrrs OF Virginia,
presented the agricultural public particularly Of the tide
regions OF Vgna, Maryland the Caronas details
OF his farm for the FIVE he has occupied his
estate In eastern Virginia. and cohcusivey that with
able degree OF prudence It's farming made
profitable other business The second year took
charge OF his farm Mr. Run shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes implements s SIG
mn year. ~ per cent besides supporting his family his hands
worth when he took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
in the tide water districts Of country, wiz read this paper with
the deepest interest.
This number will also contain other papers,
which from GroRoE w DosBs, Corresponding
Of Maryland State Agricultural Society
suucon Of The wire ence and nom Col CArRos the sub
address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland Agricultural Socicys Hall,
June B-oaw4 l2s Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Maryland
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FauquIer white sulphur springs, Virginia,

WaTrenfou
WAS for the reception Of visitors Of
sve Improvements are In progress that viii give
to the whole establishment No will be spared In adding
embellishments the comfort and pleasure
Knowing by ocular evidence
trnsic Of the and It's miraculous
been regarded good policy enlarge the
modations and to complete the original design, crafty
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region,
the bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity OF the beautiful village
horseback
proving roads, The most picturesque scenery
else In the pin alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards.
the heatm dance The lovers OF and flowers will
and the fawn, the gold and silver elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour TO those who interested In the
nature In word has which expanded lib
eray could add TO the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle and tournament the fancy ball.
ade, brilliant fire works respective
holy ministers OF religion OF denomination, cordial
grudging invitation, spend the The sev
the church respected throughout the
These springs IS - miles, according taken, from
Fredericksburg and 20 80 from Alexandria Tnwceky
both these points till July, daily lines will
tsbised Visitors leaving the District Columbia stage
at or may reach The springs the day.
Office books Wauenton
Springs and all letters should directed, le
Warrenion sent the White sulphur Springs Greenber
Terms OF board VIII be as foows $50 for the whole end
LIST october SIS for three mont $50 for two months SIS for
si0 per week; ss for 81
children under twelve
price No charge children old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who their the ordinary table will be charged full price,
so day, OF $40 month
and spirits have been procured and cokage viii
be charged for private supplies.
June 6--dlawScPd
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william r. Bsyiy,

william II. Bsyiy,
Tmport and dealer IN fancy and staple aaore,y Pennea"a
apenue, 6efresn liza ard i2h streets.
THE subscriber dcvotes himself exclusively 20 the stationery bs
ness, branches, prepared TO furnish MI KINDS o
Cap, letter, ledger wraane note, ana nancy papers ana en-
vciopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios -. -
He eeeyins constantly additions his stock by the Eng
sb and packets sell lowest
Letter and cap paper at 81 Is per resm
June la-d4t WILLIAM w. hhfbf.
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MERICAN Constitutions.The CONSTITUTIONS thirty
states OF down lef9
United saes the Articles Of Confederation
Of Independence &C. Complete In volume Price
81
Aug - FRANCk TAYLOR
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
EDITED ny MAS. 5. r. sAnTrs.

Martyr Ety. publishers, l4s Yas'au street, Eev York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF 8 pages with embellishments;
These ensravnss with lew eseeptons are original engraved
expressly for ,ee Wsa By the as artists, The twelve numbers
from the pens Of our best ehpressy for this work
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This appetite ensendered fed by
agreeable and entertaining reading for leisure hour IL object .
fSY %af Pure iRf
assnes ~ is readers and help :, sustain ne great principle
FAMILY CIRCLE, have endeavored, shall still en-
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mates fcsponssic. grow
relations
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OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN,
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gives me ss pleasure e 70 ae ss os The
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sdu oCa oee Each Seauara
viii. engavinss executed IN mastery style edited y mr.
writer's country. Ali things considered, know Of
''e ''' "'' ''''' " ''''' '' ELLIS LEWIS,
Lancaster, Pa.
Judge Hays, Lancaster, Pa
examined very extensively the periodical entitled THE
L.Drss wss.Ia" and heartily recommend TO A. who der,
religious Of the work, and the excellent lessons contains
formation and
female families
elegance Of the embellishments and the style In which
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~ 40 gallons o. good cider vinegar.
AZ Fort Piekens or Barraneas, Pensacola. Florida.
Il ::.. s,s:s .,s s.;l s s:...
l,7ss pounds q good hard soap
4ss pounds O. rood hard sperm s candles .i,
70 sso oss q good good cider sdeI ssss gar -
At Fort Marion, st. Augustine Florida.
rs SsasI. g fresh .upsrans aeur
s7s pounds q good hard soap
q ss:ssi. y sssa . Clean AZ sas salt
AZ ne Public Landsg ; ,a nile f0m Fort 10D'0"
s ss:ss. y y g. Win. a..a bean.
: s.S 6 5000 bard ' S me- ss.s ss
ESQ gallons q good cider cider vinegar I'M r' 80
The s.v: e s y s Tss.y 1850
~ At Fort Smith, 4arkansas.
!. ha1 pounds Of good hard soap -
"a bushels o good dry salt
T ss' snos sH &c d ssas ~is' May 1850
At Fort Smelling. 81. Peters.
81 s ss': 9 & SsIl .apps.as.., e. s.s.
g sssas: q ss pod s 81 ss ss candle.
% &c sassi ss s May 1850 IN. 18th
At Fort Gaines, mouth Of the Crow. Oing riser. 100 miles
q ab0us Fort Smelling.
$ s BARREL: & sii fresh .spsraa. seur
Sso pounds Of good hard ,.ilow candles
e g bushels q good clean dry hns salt
The whole 70 Be DELIVERED from Il. 18th May 1850 to the ISL,
June, 1850.
At Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
s s:::: E. s :s,;. e, ::.
go s s:,s 's - ss s:. a.
ssss: 1900 s'ss1 M 1as
At Fort LsauesUorth, Missouri river.
s s..,s; ssss.s :s .g,a - ss..
ssss pound. o. good hard h.Ia SOAP: :osp ..
g bushels 0fsoos clean dry fine salt
Tns whole @ Be delivered By The isi June, Is,o
At Fort Scott on the Marmaton riper. Missouri-7o miles
land transportation from Independence on The Missouri
Tiuer.
9ss barrel. Of ifssh .upsrhns -four
i.o bushels .ss. o new win white nsd beans
$50 pound. Of good rood hard ,.iiow candle.
Is s ssss. e . sssa , s.s sa' salt
Ths whole 70 be delivered by the li June, isso.
At OgLebtorpe Barracks, Savannah, Georgia. II
s $ barrel: g g Ss.s ..,.ra-. asw 4
50 pounds Of good hard soap
q bushels q GOOD clean dy ass salt
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
At augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Georgia.
IS bushels Of new white held beans
80 pounds OF good hard soap
1n pounds o. good hsrd speus csne,es
- ou n ~ gooa cream ary ms san
XIV gallons o. good eider vinegar
At Fort Moudtrie. Charleston, South Carolina.
10 barrel. AZ co,t
$50 barrels oil rcsh supcrnns hom
ITO bushels Of new whits field beans
liza pounds Of good hard sosp
> Ss.ss. q rod clean sry ass salt
40 salous Of rood cider VINEGAR
At Fort Macon, Beaufort, North Caroiina.
Is barrel. fpost
rs ssres Of fe.h supcrhne nour
% bushels o. new wme ned beans
~ pounds o. GOOD bard sosp
~ Pounas o. roo marc perm eanoe'
u bushels q good clean dry hne salt
~ snons o. rood e'aer vinegar =, :.
Al Fort Johnston, Sniptviite, North Carolina.
, g barrel. Of Of gors s,
IS bashs o new white field beans
en- poasds Of rood hard soap
NO pounds Of rood hard sperm candles
81 ~ bushels of rood clean dry fine salt
4, r., u..,o- ma po,n, co,,for, V;,~;,;,
$500 - - 80 80
80 Ssrre,. Of kess .upernn. sou
Ito bushels Of new white heid beans
liza pounds dgood hard soap .
es6 pounds Of GOOD hard tsiow candles
y bushels Of rod clean dry hne salt
80 gallons OF good cider vinegar
A, Fo~s W..h,rotor Hfor,Ioud
49, " s''"' 80
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NEW MUSIC.
lust received old established Music and stationery
18th street. avenue, the hnowns and
which will be sold third than the usual
price, making u only four cents per page.
Orders for musc attended 70 at moment at The above price
VIM. FISCHER
Thou beautiful ballad dedicated 20 Mrs It.
An wherefore rapidly; the celebrated cavatns by
Once my heart was light and ee sdsp,ed Lee
for the guitar
To ne Evening star melody, ny O. Verdi.
Hone, arranged for the piano, By Eeyer.
The Msris Wstxcs; by NJ. Hofner.
Strawberry Gsop by Chas Grobe
La Piccioia, waltz by J. n. Dyer
serenade March by ]. q. Buchhoven.
Tens fom Puritana and Lombard, composed by n Boyer
wandered by the Brookside; by J. IIime.
IN, were i bird beautiful ballad
~ ms od chair my father by Bale.
We're crownng from the opera OF Lucia dc Lsmmer
The Indians prayer; by Woodbury..
:. suns NV the Sable IJarpopisfs
IN hang my harp q willow tree = n
July n. - $500 y -