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THE LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERIci
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FOR 1910.

EDITED ny SARAH j. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD
AND l., A. Cooley
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100 NEGROES tEll6 EeEMCI.

On the st Of January, 1850,
VNTILL be sold, ONE HUNDRED FINE NEGROES,
wv mostly IN families AlsO-A PLANTATION, -,
near Camden, of 26O0 acres of which about 1000 49,
"a acres are in cultivation and have been cleared -
AZ within five years the land lies in one compact body,
- forming nearly square; large portion creek bot
M tom, and, in the language of eminent gentleman,
whose estate Joins it, is UeV UGtHGbo and sOid pro-
dHcs as profitable results an mississippi. Also
stock of as fine MULES any in the State,
with CATTLE, Hoes, PROVISION, etc. Among
the Negroes is an excellent Carpenter and Black -p
smith, and an experienced and trusiy Driver. @3mEA
Ii is desirable sell the whole estate together, On long time
nOt exceeding seven yea but if il cannot be done the Ne
grOes win be sold IN gangs families and the Land Mules
etc. separate. either ior cash credit
to Information can be had BY Addressing note 10 me-
AZ Camden or hy personal inquiry there al any time after Ink
l7th December fdi9 81 w. y, JOHNSON,
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LATITUDE - 81 g N.boEGrruBE 800 " I'm Time 81
cleared Yesterday.
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dfgnnis. New YPFkS5 a Cohen
scBr Moaieisy, Do@ner. Apaiseoos E e. RSssE %
Arrived Yesterday.
u. s. steamer Fashion, Baker from Tampa Bay, Ssh in
Ship Msrgalei' WebsisI Is days from New York to mas
b. bark Ann Rankin, Green a days from Iondon, in bal
n laa 70 Hoghton, RANKIN Co.-55a ny
Brig Fashion, kirwan, from Monego Bay. sob inst,
sehI MARY George Gehs . days from Wilmington N.
e., to master-2d my.
Saranak, satmaFsh, from 81 Louis.
l9s; \. Day, GibsIson, from Mobile
Aibs,9bTn Brisstea nv C 81 / oui.7 halls eotiou
Saladin, Coleman, from Louisville.
Core Johnson from B3yog So e,s4 e1si cotton;
Naichez No 3 LeaeEs irun Hard IimeS2 bales cotton.
Jas Dick Jenkins from NashyiIle-700 bales cotton
Gen. Worth, Muir from skpwith,s Lqnding2 bales cot
Jenny Lind, Bercer. ifem opeousaslsf bales cotton
Dproe. Johnson from Cam den AZ hales COTTON
| Princes, FaiFchid, from Bayou sara
/ T0Wboaf jefferson McDaniela, from the Passes.
Towboai Anglosa1on, DAVIS. from he Passes.
/ Three schooner --nuuies unllown.
II spoken.
By bark Rowland. The zh November IN lat 4o IS N
lon. 400 30 W., pilot boat Comet, 3 days lfom Bamors
bound to Caifornia-al well.
Memoranda.
The steamer Fashion left Tampa Bay the 18Th inst,
1890 NJ The schooners Maria, and Hornet, of New o.
leans. bound Up the Fort, with Came int
the River the morning of the 18th inst At the head
the Northeast Pass passed schooner Sylvester Gee Or
Tampa, bound up.
Towboat Anglosaxon towed down and to sea- the st
| inst. ship INLAND.
Towboat Jefferson lowed down and the 18th inst
schr. Harriet HallOck.
| Passengers
Per steamer Fashion, from Tampa Capt Mcnqgald
IT, s. A.. Capt. Walker, u. .. A. Lieut.. GibbOn, u. $
A.; Messgs. j. d. White, A. Mann, Dnyal, and S on deei
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Mathematical Iasfl1neaii ofevary
quality and puce.
Waisr C0f1rs-Resyes ana New
mans aupardne Colon, Ia boxes
Of eaery ai1e, with FnA With1ut
locks and nrnweIl. and a lna
assortment ofiooae oolora, by the
single cake.
P9ieiB Sable and camel's-haif
Pencils and Drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
FbbeIfs Ls1d peRriis A large
supply Of those superior Pencils,
TOUR diharent grades, always on
hand.
Col9rod Cfay0Hs, a fine aasort-
meut, IN wood aud Otherwise.
RuiTs Parallel, octagun, square,
round and Ant Rnlers, Of every
kiud and siEe.
Diuiiers - German silver spring
and plain brass Dlyidera.
Rodg1f5' Cutlery Fine Pen and
Desk knives, and EHseu, o.
every description.
Gold Pens Browns, Spencer's,
French, LaddeuB Spencer and
RandaA'a, and The large En-
1 crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil and Pen Holders. a
1 fine assortment, with some stone
heads.
l Sfeel Pms, from al he best ma
kers, on cnpls and in boxes, Of
every description in use.
! Qidls e. Swan, Wild goose and
i uudson's Bay Qnills, Of every
number, from 9 To 100, BY the
| thousand or under.
4 Coping PressHs-Screw and lie.
veT Copying Presses, four differ.
ent tizet, with apparatua com
| plete. such as BooHt NH, Brush.
es, oilel and Bloltiug Paper.
n Noidridi Prsasea, fne screw, viii
Wgiers and seal-papers Of ever
size.
J Proat's Printing M ofeyery qua
Il hty anu price, in kegs and can
istera, Of every color. Liiho
graphic Ink, Of the hneat quality
i, constantly on hand.
Blank Cards - Printers Blanl
Cards snumeled, iv0ry-suTtae
E aud colored Gard Boards, 70
cutting 10 any size.
Visiting Cards, porcelain AM
d.. otlier fancy qualities.
d PLAYING Cduds Eagles, Dech
mrs, Merry Andrews, Highland
ers, Of every quality and price
= sons extra stperlne Gold Ia
p Rlas and Mngul fancy Canli
assorted numbers.
binders Stock, consisting {
y Boarda Russia, Cali, Sheepski
ii and Morocco Leather, Plov
l. Knives, Ruling Pens and Ruin
!. lnk, Sewing Parchment an
MI Thread
Prining and Book Binding
a every description, executed
the best style Of workmanship
mall the various forms in uh'
ne and Blank Account Books,
a any peculiar form, ruled an
bound to order.
n, Diaries for 1850 -Clayton's lara
~ quarto and octave, Felts ia
car, haii cap, quarto, octave an
ey l2mo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Memorandum Books,
n new and beautiful article, pl
a. up IN various lorna.
Bai.ksrsi Cases, with and withoI
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, pla
and with lucks.. Together Wi
a large variety Of useful az
r necessary articles for Mereant
aud other purposes.
ed ua hY a recent change in our hu
Ne articles enumerated above, lbeii
/ me most liberal terms, and we .
generally % examine OUT selection
.VID FELT s. co.
ga ilaH. No. a ChHh'es street.
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Bldnt B1oks, such ne super-royhI
Lsdgau, luufnall, Cash and
nay Socks, Invoice and Recon-
fodtu, Royal Medium, DemJ
SID Gap, Ia full sets, Of even
style 81 ruiinF ard binding, soml
hanldamelY pagel, and var.
rantad Of me-setl linen paper.
gisau6oai Boob, ofevsry form IL
nee Freight aud CABIN Regis
tiers, raasaga kegiHiers, Woo
umi General Receipts, Cott0f
hucalpis, Trip and Mem0fan
dun hooka, " every hnd d
ruling,
W1iaf PGpera, super;ruYal, royal
demy, ialiopoat, English, frencl
and American Cap and Lette.
fauer, ruled and plain, Com
nairial Post and Record Paper
misd und plain, Packet Pos
aud Note Paper, Papeteriea o
ranoua qualities, a very hng as
sGumgut, together with Mott
aud transparent WHifrr lNu
mIuaiel Walera-a new ant
haEniiinl article.
Fimey Col0red Paper, glazed am
tlsiu surface, various coiara
ing iih and American Tissue
assoriei color, Tracing Paper
fperg sire, Gold ahd SILVER Pa
ps4 and STRIPS, Bristol Boards
sreFy are and thickneaa, PefiC
wted Boards o. different eolou
Seaiiar Haf and WaGsrs, 10 grsa
Tariety, lupeffBs Ensiiah an
American 81 all eolom and sissi
Wridar Intr, Of every qualify
English, French, American an
Gcnnan, every color.
Eriu 6Hs Ffaneh Pump IHksianf
u veg superior finish
Falannds o. every hind, glass, mi
hosany, iran aud brohzeti meta
o Farg dns astorunsut-
Paprr Wdghil, fancy glass irC
and hfmlsd.
Pm HOLDERS, gne ailter-mountl
P0ren1uie, Porcelain and y
entebfun Shell Pen-h0ldera, vel
ane.
Motto Seals- Glasl Motto Sea
aaodur derirns. Initial Scg
and Envelopes.
Psari AID I1org Tablets 6 4
Asaonment.
Dtf Tdbl1ia and Calendars.
Porcelain Siaieg, every SIZE, iol
IN Morocco iraineH, very h
and superior article.
T4nfr Gins, different sizes q
patterns, Englithand America
Fiit and bronzed,
Lsiisr Rsosluers, different sizea.
Spriag Tape Msasarsl, a =,
enngenItnt article for The poel
-aome with linen gauge
aehed, brass and German SLY
6hirir Bo0ta A lew beauti
Manuscript Music Books.
Paism Boilers, different sizes
vtry useful article.
Bn,cp Taps Fine riak and b
Tape, for counting-holiae use
me assortment,
Esnsg Caiorai 7lsiae = Lin
beSn aud cotton rWine, oiey
YafislY and thickness
Adsssipe Bands and India Rub
eral sizes and qualities
Issa, and Bone Leiisr Stamps
Gas assortment, plain and DIG
Wood slnapi, for engraving
Bioof Ssals, for notarial parpol
all tizes,
Isory Rides, 6 and ~ inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, b
From he facilities sfior
naes ws So enabled to sell all
mIg IA portion Of our aioeAil {
0ts lht mercantile community
i5gs purchasing elsewhere
nj gmeod6W Stai'o.
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Cheap -Dl'V Goods,

At the New AOrk store, NO, los FOyuFas street,
VNTORsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
~ guahiles IL cents per y9 "a u
80 Damask Table Linen--phre linen. ....... go 6 -
I8 LINEN Cambria Hdkf linen ~ 50 per dozen
Linen Bosom Shirts OF all qualities, from 30 cents 10 81 81
per piece
Irish Linen cents per yard
Irish Linen, in whole and half pieces, very low;
Super b and fancy cold Casmere FIN 81 to 81 g per yd
satines--al eolors-Eey cheap.
WhRIebOness
1900 lbs among which are Long Hoop Corset Covered and
Bonnet Whalebones, Of the finest qualities;
Long polished WhalebOne. " cents per ID;
'IileI hihts rom 70 o.
discount of per cent will be made lots Of 20 si and
upwards "A So: Dress-makers' and TaloH Trim
Dress and Fancy Goods,
Rich Silks; CashmeTes; De LANES; MennOs; Anacas
Paramettas; BOmbaziBes; black Silk Velvet; cherry
pink, blue, green, and other coloH hurceine Silks new
style Wool Shawls and Sears; Swiss Muslns; Cambria
great variety and all qualities style Rib d0 d0
bOns, very rich Laoes and Embroideries, etc. lllfH
GLONES-hest Kid, Silk, and all other kndsl CIllIV
GInghans, Prints, etc; al kinds and very cheap. ~ ~
very superior assortment of ladies' and gentemens Hoo
SIERY; also, Childrens Hosiery, in great variety
amOng which slate cOQred, white, brown and plain,
from medium to finest quales-from No. ] OF.
HOlyiay Presents.
Ladies' Port FOli0s Dressing Gases, Needle Books, Cut
Glass Toilet Bottles Head Ornaments, etc. etc. D
French and German Toys, of all kinds. AsO, for
balls and parties new style POLKA CAPS
RIBBON CUFFS and great variety OF other articles
hK- Country Dealers Pedars, Dress Makers and Talon
d25 I'm r. BROWN, No. 1853 Poydras st.
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THE ATLANTIC
WhlLQ LRNn (O2llalEllaI

HEREBY inform the Painters and other purchaser of
H WHITE Leg that in accordance with resolution
passed Their Hoard OF Trustees they manufacture but one
quality OF WHITE LEAD, wis Strictly Pure s4Ttcie, and
have resolved TO confne themselves TO the manufacturing OF
Pure Lead only, and that of very superior quality,
making Of the lower qualities or adueated Leads such
as usually branded extra No. /, no. g etc, etc.
No aduletatng material IS admitted within their works,
and purchasers may always depend upon being supplied with
a uniform article.
~ A fully supply constantly hand at the store Of
NATHAN JARVIS & co,
d2O6t corner Of Magazine and Common streets
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M. BARNETT g. co.
able GEOtEfiW%.

lGentlemens' Quitting Estab lis hment.
L No. IL Camp street and No. % st. Charles,
y UNDER THE vERAFDA HOTEL.
TTHIE subscriber enter the field of competition with large
4 and elegant assortment of all the styles OF Fashion
able dFenfs for the Fall and Winter Trade; which they
prepared to sell at JPHOL ES.4LE OR RETAIL.
To- We guarantee Clothing 10 be made asNgel as ii TO
order by The fashionable taOr and corps Of CUT
nOtsO be eNceed in point of taste and skill by any
in the United States Or New York House is expressly
established for the purpose of manufacturing Clothing only
adapted 10 the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
Merchants and COtlers examine STOCK, at No. 3
Camp street, before purchasing elsewhere AT our
Charles street Store will be found a very desirable
assortment of HOSIERY such Silk, MennO and Cotton
Under Garments Crayats, Sears and HandkeTeheis Cot
tOn Wool and Silk Haii-hOse; Buckskin, Kid and Silk
Cloves and IN fact article appertamng TO gentle
mans wardrobe. NJ BARNETT, 4 CO.,
| dl3 I'm ID Camp street and = st. Charles st.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKEI


Tnr4nrNt .IIffI.o
SliIIaa fI1Ilf, D1eas.i
Tla snoii faiosalina ls.aiuie 81 t.lt liliat ia
u,set i ben Co u n1fae3 IN ozr Iltt5ll IiaIs
Coaias attended ID aaag daau1 ani large aaleA 8u
aad aIsi1 have sh1 noeei 81 81 B. thoagh a i1a
liss ~ ths isid TobaSer - balp very hra tlous i
ssarstg Of fls sstisle has pig4s1lsd auy nfaat
ions Eo1f ia- eondndad ,liiaf da igia cu selfla1
improved. Fso1aiora hase tii iaalfs s, VI ,nesisa
off.aIl ~ which DEF zpoli fsii1nd ha7 hss e
Il b now about ems ~ ~ . elss1diA =
n tie Aulerca'S nisc Is thrf sirsulef va q se 20
Liverpool, fg Bss1a o. o. 18Th insti aud 8 tlesl g
haF idugisedth day
COTToN.Ouf 1T wed report 80 he golan Haaflst
wisl far bus1 dong, tquai q lght deena from GA
rates which had p11lsad before tae nes7s cane %
band. On Saturday good dsnand eEasd, sa1q 100 basl
ctangihg hands. ard 20 a1o1aT, - ildaily biag siii
more animzsi as8 sauaal, te Fan up % l4 hallss
as prices fully jSc hsha4 than - caeof ts prsviels
Nsek Since fsi time buyers have cusinni 70 oDefats
via SPIRIT IN spifs Of tie consaus advancing tsaeT o Ne
lais1. I'D Ire izlIzei11 81 DE ss DAYS 1egiug as
follows: 1900 baies On Iasesy (Which vas . holgdayl ssa1
baies On Wslnay, ard 900 @ Thula5Ef a inFisE li-
ps0yelnef 81 Of AGENT Yesterday .fe Agaioa'anegg
being considered about due ldtha - uElivy va agpsels
6ut negalheeas some 600 brakes wals diapoasa oil aa
toal Of 100 baes for t week, tatsn pufis 1r Eld
and tle Continent but moody f9r he s and npeeula-
ton The advance sincs or nBt x Of oedt nd Ne
raise our qaotaons acoFditg. The rsceiD ae he ~ &c
September are now s5a,e8 bales agaili de
Tins N I8s, and at an he nilei ili1s DoI ts q -
crease Of 8. 7l9 bales
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csrsstsa sgsZg oz1iHE, especially fer Tie Crescent"
lNatsIn the First municipality derg1sed in the ialogin
Second (m2 the Noa above he Steamboat n
naslrn N1n Thnvar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



The Best Opportunity Of acquiring his Usefil
ldlom Is HOiO offered.
MR. EUGENE EslA will lis FFrneh Evening Glasses
hs pupils and hose wishing to join biz Glass invited call and
For further peulars, sPpy h Office No. Dpnesns Build
M Mr. g. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPrAG attends to
we opening dusung and closing Of Books 10 The French and Eng
llsh Language d2 In
eE-Hermann Lodge No. g. U.DAY q
Aluader the iufsdeon Of The Grand Lodge Oh Louisi -
Incorporated In iSi2- The Regular Meeiings Of ~
this Lodge held
Chartrea street The member Of the Lodges under nrifdicton
and all aDoumng Brethren respectfully invited
order gl3 " HENRY sIMoNs, W N.
Hs- The Books The LOUISIANA HIsTRIONIC AssOCfA.
ToN opened daily the Office Secretary from 10 A.
~ to ~ NJ al the Of T. A. TYLER Moss Camp street, under
he following Rule and Hegplationi
Article 49, Honorary entitled Personal
TICKET not transferable, and Guest ticket which viii admit
lady o. nonresident ony.'
oets n. NJ. MeALPrN, President
~ 1. o. O. F..Odd Fellows Rest
Board Directors
Of LOTS aud FAULTS In the Cemetery Of the l. D. F.
Tally situated the Metairie Ridge follows, viz;
NUMBERED LOTS BY 10 feet, at S5Oi
D9; do. Of irregular Dimensions at 60 cts per %. f.
FAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. Lodges, joint Propreors and members thereof at
$50 each,
No Vaults paid for in advance. Applications
.mylod JOS. ETTER. Treasurer. 20 Camp ST.
~ l. o. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. I3-Meets every
Thursday Evening the Hall Of the Grand Lodge, Poydral
and Tchoupoulas streets. 20 eers.
James FurIeauE .. n q y 2 Allison Secretary
nj J. II ALLISON seereary.
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Stnl1Ie 81 ENllcV StattOMel.N

VE respectfully call the Of AsTehanta othsr Who
may require any hing business, the large choice
which carefully
selected the Norh under especial supervision tor our retail
asisa, consisting 10 part Of
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VERANDA HOTEL

TTNHE additions and improvements in this House made
Il during the past will render its facilities for 49,
accommodations inferior 10 Hotel IN the country. ~.
new and elegant DINING Room and several suits of ~
apartments for families hav been furnished in the adj
Joining building st. Charles street, thus making this de
parment OF the House perfect than The accom-
modaon for gentlemen have been pToporonately increased
in extent and convenience. The prOpretON while acknow
edging their obligation the friends and patrons
of e Veranda for the liberal support il has received unde
their administration would the time them thai
eXertion their part shall be lacking warrant eontn
uance Of their iaVOrs NeWOrleans, Dec.H, 1873
/. Ri mSRG.' E. R.NiUDGE & co.
dis I'm ID Nj HInRETH \