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REGULAR PACKETS.
GALENA. ST. CIsOIX AND 81.
PETERS PACKET LINE.
G74 1919. A


Dls. FRANKLIN, u. 8. SENATOR,
Capt ~ ". LodSsek. Captain Orvia Smith
HE above we'll known boats will run
- IN connection during the ensuing sea-
son, between Galena St Croix and Sc Peters,
stopping at all iniermedia ports. They have
both been thoroughly repaired and painted, and
arc admirably adapted 10 the trade. Freight
shipped from below to the agents Al Galens, will
be reshpped 10 any port above on either Of the
above boats, free Of expense for draysge, storing
or forwarding, and without dc ny.
The Senator will make regular weekly trips,
leaving Galena every Monday at I2 O'Clock NJ,
and return on Saturday; affording persons an OPP
poytunitv to visi, the Falls Of st Anthony, with
out being on, on Sunday.
The well known reputation Of their command
ers will be sufficient guarantee to shippers that
anything entrusted to their care will be prompts
" attei ded to, and that no effort on their part
will be wanting {" render their boats pleasant
and comfortable TO passengers.
AGENTS.
BH Campbell, Galena.
NAPLES & Zerkle, Dubuque.
l. Langworthv, I"
Il w Brisbois, Prairie du Chen.
Nelson Gilbert g. Co, Mouth Of Chippewa.
Burris & iur,zell, Point Douglass.
Churchill e. Nilsson, Saltwater.
H NJ Rice. st Pauls and st Peters.
March 90, 1892.
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REEULAR PACK EFT
From 81 Louis 70 Davenport, Io,ce.
J 81 THE fine and fast pas.

& senger steamer, ARCHER,
Capt. 1non,as II. Briefly, Master, has common
ced her regular trips IS packet between the
above named ports. Leaving ST Louis every
"Wednesday she will arrive at Davenport every
Saturday, and leaving Davenport on SATURDAYS,
will reach St Louis on Wednesdays. Freight
will be taken NJ the lowest rates. nd every at
tension will be paid u the comfort Of passen-
gers. march %. 2{-ts
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REGULAR PACKET
Betireen 81 Louis, 81 Peters, st Sroir and all in
fernsediake E0yEs,

a. The fine light draught
steamer CORA. GoRMAN,
Master, VIII run ~ 4 regular packet between
the above ports during the ensuing season, COM
menc'ng At the opening Of navigation. For
freight or passage enquire on board.
April 5,h, i849-3O-ss.
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The following good 'un' our readers may
have seen before, but surely their risibles
will again come into play upon its perusaI.
A Coon ONE "A knot Of rustic worthless
were convened round the Ere in village
tavern. The blacksmith, the barber, the
constable and The schoolmasier, were there.
Alter they had guzzled and smoked TO their
hearts content, and when all the curren,
topics Of the dsy had been exhausted, the
schoolmaster proposed new kind of game,
TO relieve the monotony Of the evening
Each ono vas to propose . puzzle TO HE
neighbor. and whoever proposed question
which be himself could not solve, vas TO
pay the reckoning Of the whole. The idea
pleased, aud the schoolmasier, BY virtue OF
his station, called on Dick bolt, whom most
folks thought fool, and few knew for !
knave. 10 put the first question.
'Neighbor,' said Dick, drswling, and
looking inefiably stupid, you've seen where
squirrels dig their holes; can any Of you
tell the reason why they never throw on,
any dirt" This was poser; and after a
long cogitation, even the master was
obliged 10 give il up. Il now devolyed
upon Dick to explain. The reason IT,
said Dick, tina, they begin Il the bottom
Of the hole.'
Stop, STOP cried the pedaeogue, startled
out Of all his prudence and proprieiy BY
50 monst.o0s an assertion; pray, how
does the squirrel get therer
'Ah! MASTER replied Dick, delighted
and erinning, that's the question Of your
own wise asking
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8P1x219 4 4U1O420 0IoY8.
mo.
Time 10 Money AID Eeoxomy 10 Vealth!
FATE arrival Of Spring and Summer
- Clothing At the
IOWA CLOTHING STORE:
Ofa superior quan,ty-made Of superine maseri-
as and sold II prices that cannot fail to give sat,
isfaction. CoATs Of every variety embracing all
the latest styles, Of an improved cut and make
from |, 2, 3, 4, 5 70 $1,000. PASrALooNs Of oil
kinds from Is cts. l, 2, 3, 4, 5 to $500. VESTS
Of everv variety, comprising Silk, Satin, Cas- :
mere, Cloth, Valencia, from IS cts. and upward.
BOYS CLOTHING,
ALWAYS on hand the largest and best assort-
ment ever offered in this place.
CLOTHS AND OAsS116EREs.
A splendid assortment Of Cloths and Cassi-
meres ofthe best make, together with large and
handsome variety OF Silk aud Marseilies Vest
P.tterns, which will be a,adc up TO order in tn,
best manner 20 per cent less than accustomed
prices-and in oil cases neat aud beautiful tit
guaranteed.
ALSO
An excellent assortment oil Fine Linen Dosom
Shir.s-do. Calico, Hickory, and Fancy En-
bro,dercd Shirts, Drawers, under SHIRTS, Hand
kcrchefs, Suspendcrs. All of which will be
sold cheaper than any other adjustment in the
placc-as they have been brought directly from
the Eastern Markets, which will enable us 10
sell cheaper than any other establishment IN the
place. POWER & JORDAN.
bica Clothing Store. opposite the Mills.
Davenport, MAY cath, l849
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USr Received aud for Sale low, q 10,
- or Kanawa Salt.
Enqmne ON Board Hha,f Boat.
May Gath, I849.
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RAGS WANTED,

For which the highest price will be paid in cash
or any Of our articles, at cash prices.
Printers Of newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement, in their papers for three months
including this notice, will oe paid for il in any
Of the above articles, Al cash prices, when they
purchase twice the amount OF their bill OF Us.
GEO. q. HADDOCk & Co,
900 Lake street, Chicago.
July 5th, 1849. 43-3m
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SLIGO IRON.
NLAT, square, and round Iron assert
e ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop aud Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, Engli.h Blister, Am. Blister:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs.
IRON AXLES.
A full supply Of the above articles a.
WAYS on hand and for sale a. low ~ can be
afforded by
G. L. DAVENPORT.
May 18th, lS40.
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6TWs meet with tho following judicious
remarks in one Of series Of articles fur.
nishsd the Cincinnati Gazette BY DR..
Drake, an eminent practitioner Of that city
aud commend them to tho attention Of the
rcader:-
"1he cause Of common Cholera Morbu,
and Of the Cholera Of children 10 unknown,
hut il 10 either the first intense heat Of sum.
mer, or something generated by that heat.
The former is the prevalent opinion. Il
We admit lie truth, We are admonished to
avoid, 40 much a. possible, all great expo
sure to that heat. Il RACES highest from
10 , o'clock in the afternoon; but there 10
much reason for believing that the forenoon
heat, although less violent, 10 more injuri-
Gus. The coolest part Of the "a hours 10
from before day ill SUNRISE. The hest
then begins to increase, but the rate Of in
crease is slow, till . or 10 o'clock, when
for :wo or three hours the increase 10 much
greater. After l2, the ratio diminishes ill
2o'clock. Now, !. 10 the rapid change from
to IL which does most mischief From
the highest heat, the cooling 10 at first slow,
I'LL about 9 o'clock, when the rate ofdecrsase
10 greatly accelerated till Dor 10 at night,
after which il lessons moro gradually till
morning. Thus we have an evening IA
well as forenoon period Of rapid change.
10 opposite directions, and both should he
regarded dangerous. Persons who spend
most Of their time indoors, should DO par
ticulary careful Of the exposure Of the fore.
noon heat; and those who ara used to the
sun, should be quite ss careful Of the even
ing exposure. Parents should especially
protect their children from the cooI air Of
the night; not by excluding il altogether.
but BY night-clo,hes which will defend the
surface ofthe body from its action. To this
end no reliance should be placed on the bed
covering. Full and certain protection can
only be had from personal dress, which
the child cannot throw of. A neglect Of
this simple rule causes the loss Of many
children by our common Cholera every
summer, and will nov produce still more
fatal effects"
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LAST CALL.
BETTEH SAVE COSTS.

a LII persons indebted to the old firm ot
- G. L. DAVENPORT & Co., are notified that
il their accounts are not settled BY the Let Of
April next, they will be placed in the hands Of
a. officer for immediate collection.
g. L. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, March 18th, i8l9.
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FOR SALE,
a BARRELS Dried Apples and
- Pssshss for sAle q
Dee. 81. c. 8. WHISTLER.
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Editors must respect themselves il they
would b respected BY others, aud mus,
cease TO b mere cats paws Tor political
demagoeues. L 10 . ioilsoms life. in
which msn is seldom eompsnssssd fos
his labor. Few Of tho profession ore seIsc.
ted 70 iill public stations, although no per
soos undergo moro fatigus Of bedy and
mind, 10 elevate othsn..-baA. Clipper.
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PLOWS! PLOWSn
DEERE, TATE 4 GOULDy
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
POLISHED CLASSIFIED.
YI0WSs

wv - ssuvS yesos SOsssPsNsSA ossA
w new, large and much improved Manu-
factory a, Moline, and by our skill and long ex-
perience IN the business, are enabled 10 furnish
Flows OF all kinds in complete order, and war
ranted to scour Tor POLISH in any soil, and Of
easier draughi thnn any other now in use.
We have on hand large quantity OF CAST
STEEL which was manufactured srpresslv for
us, at the River Don Works, Sheffield, England,
by Naylor e. Co., and imported by us, which we
are converting into PLows, at . trifiing increase
Of cost over the common articles generally in
uso. With this exception we use Lyon, Shorb
& Cos. best Spring Steel for all our Mould
boards, &c.
We have constructed heavy cast-iron presses
for bending and shaping the Mouldboard, Share
and Landslide, which makes them uniform in
shape and size, 20 that either part being broken
or worn out can be replaced without the trouble
of carrying the plow 10 shop. BY knowing
the size ot the PIow which NAV need any such
part or parts we can send them whenever ORDER
ed, and always warranted to tit.
Mr. DEERE has manufactured the celebrated
Grand de Tour Flows for the last ten years.
Two and -Four Horse breaking Flows, double
single and Shovels, Cultvators and Hoes, always
on hand and made in the same thorough man
ner and warranted.
We would invite Farmers particularly, and
all others interested in the improvements Of the
day, TO examine our materials, Machinery, &C.,
and prove our articles before buying others.
Flows furnished 1t wholesale at liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Moline, K. Island CO., ILL.,, Feb. 8,h, l0l0-22
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Age, .No.se's Compound Syrup Of ielior Doch
Root, .fr Purifying the Blood, &c.
NVHtS compound will remove and cause per.
j mancnt cure Of all diseases arising from: an
impure state of the blood, such as Scrofula,
which presents itself IN variety Of forms: Sal,
RhcunI, Kings Evil, Pimplcs on the face, Ulcers,
Blotches, Erysipelas, Ring Worm, Cosiiveness,
Snppurasion OF The Glands, Mcicurlal Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Jaundiee, Liver Complaints, Dropsy,
General Debility, Colds, Coughs, Giddiness, and
semoye every faint, from whatever cause il may
arise, and completely r.novate the system.
This extract 10 sure cure for Rheumatism.
Goui, Spasmodic Affection of the Stomach,
Pains in the Side. Chest, Bones, &C., Fever and
Ague, Asthma, Nervous Headache, Sick Head
ache, Palpiiaton Of the Heart, Prostitution, Con-
WILSON'S, Constipation, Fluor Albus, &c.
The way to keep well il to cleanse and purify
the blood by using this Syrup, which will do il
effcc,ualy, and health will ensue. Il cleanscs,
clears. puriGes and strengthens the system.
Taking into consideration the salutary effcc,
OF this medicine, together with the quantity sold
for the price, renders il decidedly the cheapes,
preparation in use.
A. far n this article has been used, il has su-
pereeded all other preparations ever offered TO
the public for the above complaints. Many Of
the most eminent and experienced Physicians.
who have prac,ised Medicine for more than for
~ years, tell Us that preparations Of this kind,
from the Dock and other articles which we COM
brne with Il. has performed some OF the greatest
| cures and proved the most salu,ary Of any pref :
aration ever known.
This compound 10 composed Of articles no hap.
PLY combined, a. TO tend directly TO give tone to
the stons0ch and botreis excite TO healthy action
the hrer. and the whole gisndular system, slIsy
nervous irritotihty, and promote the free action
- 3 t..vx.. a Ill
Diseases OF chronic nature.
This medicine 10 pu: up in quar-, bottles,
with the words sMoEsE's CELEBRATED SYRuP,
Prov, r. T. blown in the glass and sold for One
Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE DOL
LARS.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Family Medi.
cine and Tea Store, corner Fourth and Olive
streets, by A. 7. Wo0DW ARD, agent for the
west, who keeps oil the popular medicines ol
the day.
For sale By A Sanders. Agent, Davenport.
| PFay, do Bloomington
/ EEGav, do Burlington.
| WI Norris, do Rock Island
EFT Gillespie, do Dubuque.
E Johnson, do Monsrose.
Hamlu & Co, do ke'kuk.
May 10th, l849-35-iy.
NE90ANjED 3,OOO Bushels Barley, foI
VI which the highest market price
will he paid by T. s. WHISTLER.
Dec. q, lS4S.
FOR SALE,
III BOXES James River Honey dew
~ and Missouri Tobacco, for sale 1t
Dec. u, 1915. G. ). WHISPERS.
1 WANT Do
= 10000! 81: .s:s y VIZ. 2 2
which the highest market price will be- paid
by C.. S. WHISTLER.
FOR SALE,
IN DOZ. Gents. Fashionable fur Hat
- for sale at
Dec. q. C. s. WHISPERS.
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UTTER, EGGS. CHICKENS, Pc.
- sstoes, &c, for which will pay the high
esi prices.
Enqsis On Board Wharf Boat
May oath. l849.
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We will sell any Of the above articles at the
cheapest Rates for cash, wheat, or approved
credit
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In 0IAI13 ROUSE.
DAVENPORT, IONA.
WYNN. n. GAYLE p.or.uro.

THE subscriber would advise his
ss55 friends and the public generally, tina,
Esss he has taken the above named CON-
Dmodious csta blishmcnt, and that il will
be his cndcnyor 10 accommodate those who m Nv
favor him with their patronage, in manner tina,
will give gencrl satisfaction.
The House will be opened for guests on Mon
day next, 2ist inst.
VIM. II. GAYLE.
Davenport. Nav 18th. i84a.
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PAPER, TYPE AND CARDS.
GEO. o. PADDOCK L. CO.,
a03 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

2WS AS0AE c10ELIs OOCs1OO.
r ne constantly receiving all
"a kinds Of Printing, Writing and Wrapping
Papers from Eastern manufactures, Of the best
qualities, which they will sell at Eastern Whole.
sale priees. They have also on hand large a.
sorimeut OF Printers Cards 81 oil sizes and quail
ties, which they offer for sale At extremely low
rates. They will supply Printers with type,
Cases, Stands, Chases, Rules, Furniture, &C., a.
cheap - the same articles can be purchased Ia
New York Or Boston. They are also agents for
McCrary's Printing Inks.
PRINTING PAPER,
From the well.known mill Of Younglove, Hoyt
& Co.. Cleveland, Of oil sizes and in any quaint.
t.. This Paper Is noted Tor the irmness OF its
texture, end Tor its whieness End beauty. Prin.
tiers and Publishers OF newspapers supplied con.
stantly with Paper Of any size, and st all seasons
Of the yesr. Book Papers Of good qualities from
the best mills in New England, for sale in any
quantity and At low prices.
Writing and Wrapping Papers
OF every description constantly on hand, and for
sale cheap.
PERKINS, PRINTING CARDS
OF all sizes and colors, in pack. or sheets, from
the mandatory Of f.. L. Perkins, Boston. con !.
sianily on hand. These cards are pronounced
BY Eastern printers to be the best aud cheapest
made.
TYPES, CASES, &c.
G. O. II. e. Co. will furnish newspaper and
JOB Offices with every article necessary as cheap
rs they can be bought in New York or Boston.
Book and Fancy Type, Borders, Rule, Leads,
Sticks, Galleys, (wood or Brass Stands, Cases,
Furniture, Chases, and all necessary articles for
q Printing Office, supplied cheap and warranted
the best kinds.
McCrory's celebrated Printing Inks.
These Inks are pronounced by the largest pub.
fishers in New York 10 be the best Inks in the
market. For sale 10 any quantity.
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EMPLOYING TIAE.-On Thanksgiving
day al Irish woman called at an spo.hecs-
rvs aud wanted to know WIN, was good
for man!
'Why, what's the matter with your mani
please sir, 10 il casios-ile, OF salts that's
good for him?'
slow can ! tell unless Won let mo know
what 10 the matter with bimr
sls the matter with him! Bless God,
there is nothing the matter with him; bu.
he had leisure day, aud b thought be
would take something
Was this lrishman say moro ignorant
than hundreds Of others who should know
better, Who do not hesitate to dslues their
intervals with medicine, when, il they
hadut 20 much leisure nothing would b
ths matter With thsmr
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TIE GREAT REMEDY OF T1IE:

Davenport, June 9TH, lS49.
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WAITING ON NEwsPArERs.-.A news.
paper, bearing the initials Of friend, was
received at the post Office, Syracuse. direct.
ed to young lady residing in the family oi
Charles L. Hicks. The postmaster, Mr..
Teal, demanded letter postage on il, which
Mr.. Hicks refused 10 pay, but rendered one
cent, the ordinary newspaper postage, which
was refused and the paper retained. The
sui. was instituted against the postmaster
for OBTAINING the paper, and has been car
ried through all the courts to the Supreme
Court Of tho United States. The Star (ol
Syrscuse) says that the Attorney Genr. d
the United States. alter examining the
case, decided that tho state courts had mo
jurisdiction in the case, aud that Teal acted
legally in charging letter postage on the
paper, and fully sustaining the ground
taken by Tcall's counsel in tho different
courts. The costs in this suit will amount
TO at least S4OO--the amount involved in
the original dispute between the postmaster
and Nj. Hicks, was nine CENTS.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BsLriNonEs Nov IL. l-t9.
Steam TouJOsf Egpiouoa Rsii,f IF s Poor Sac DssS
MHrdsS-- Muk.fs g..
The little ft.sm to~bost Charles n. Hs.weiL which
recently made its appearance IN waters bnils in
ThTsdslpbis, With Lopsr's patent propeller ADD sn-
eu. Yesterday sstloded one u the uss Of her boer
whilst towirga thip Into port. Two Of her hands,
named WIN Conner snd James Murray severely
fcsldss aud third jumpet OVERHEARD frofa f<ht and
with difficulty, ISSUED. Thsy carried 20 the
marine hospital aud received prompt sttsn'iou Mons
Of them Vigorously Injuries. But little damage
done % the boat BY TIE explosion
The phtanihropic portion a cur conmauiiy are
putting their heads together thus early IN the scsso,
to device for the relief % he suneng poor
ing the winter snd sbout iurwinr s-sucis,ion
SIMILAR 20 that long In force In Nsr YORK aud shich
bas bssn successfu Ia its operations several thsu
sands % dollars annually raj "a here for th- gsor
SID pot 10 the ands OF cpmuiitsrs 20 dis rbate no
do not take the time 20 inquire into the nts &C.
merits q applicants
The body of German VS. found ~ the vicinii- q
the city Yesterday barring al he evidence "a having
been brutaily mufaef-j man AMI his wife ar
rested pcion bat nothiog svud b. proved against
them
10 the -four market yesterday there sales of 800
barrels Howard street hour, at IS Sales go barrels
City Minis at S.. Wheat 81 % Al ~ Tor priale %.
Corn dull and limited sales - Sc adc f'r Oh white,
aud SIC hsc. for yellow >ew corn tlc 5lf as 10
quality. Oats ale Sc Small seles 81 wti,key, In
barrels at zi5sc a2Sc and Bossheads 81 NE ave
per gallon.
The following we're the salss at the stock board yes
terdsy:
,is varine psvk ~ a. mems Insurance, 81. IS
do Bal tim ne a1d Ohlo Railroad. 90; d., t5A.
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IHsLsbrLratt, Nov. IL 1870 7
Deah II yuSgs Hpsicn-T Tie Cool Trede Markets Sts
Sales, &c.. &c
we.rtceivsd intelligence Of the dssth Of the
rsbe Judge Hustos late Of the supreme Court Of this
state He expired at his residence in Belefon.e,
Saturday afternoon last.
The smoubt q ccsi received from the Jehgh region
during the psst week 20 5T7 toos-tot~l for the
season. sl7 $40 tons
There is more inquiry for aour for shipment at pre-
vouf rses No change IN wheat rye hOur or corn neal
Rye u scarce and IN sctive demand Va corn the teo
dsucy T. ttill down~srd-no sales reported. Whiskey
active ut use for bhas srd bots sales - $50 bales of
New Orleans and Upland cotton a. lla q l2sc on
time prices stationary sales 81 So pomngo e0hee st
qHc aud Rio luAc, on time market hrm.
Ite Money market sti c9otiaess easy Sterling bills
nsy be quoted at 1oeia ITO Stocks are stationary.
Annexed are the Sale at both boards.
Td II Beard .3thafes feiver MtaeoF RI O. 500 S.ats
81 - a. Sl4 30 do "a. Pes rsyissnia tank nNs ga
thtss,saAe ard Deia Cana o. s.i, 81 asadiag 2V
M. za Lshsh6s, ctt 2 iehiEt lat ~; ~ comrerciAi
H.bt fti AZ Loan rs 61. IL. 40 state ivJ,t;
anl Schuyiktn Navigation Secoqf R0rrd-- So 80
sste 8. 80 H9s; s0T a. - U.s. 40. ~ q Farmers, aad
RR. Bonds, IA camden ana Amsoy sR Bonfs tlii, 90
Con reTcsl bsnk, 80; philadelphia Bank u s. 3ea
Meadow RR, ga
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Servants ga Washington
The black servants have become so bad here,
that We Cannot get on without whites. A number
OF white women. who are out Of employment,
would do well in Washington. Irish Catholic
s.rvants, who go to their religious duties, are the
beet IN the world Send us such, 4 they are TO
be had in New York or Philadelphia.
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NEW BOOKS, &C.

RGAN's LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLACE,
eicirire The Post OFce, New Orleans, La--At the
Embellishments msy always he found Books Of every de-
on, consisting Of Novels, History Biography scienu-
Numerical, Geographical. and nedisal Works Also,
nete assortment Of Stationery, together with all the
el Daily ard weekly nswsrspsrs ana Magazines.
orders for any article IN the rsdesuppiied and for
with despatch. Books mailed Prompt attention
any vorh ordered ~ nail rereig Bochs inrorted
> e. MORGAN.
w Depot, adjoining the Post Once. New orissns, La
Complete arrangements h-ve heen made with the
rsbiishers thr.urhont the univp, for .upyiy Of
rerks ~ fast as issusd. IGN
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q EOO RrwAap-JrrrRrFy ANrIporE, A spEcr

HOUU &C MIXTURE Tor the eure q Oonorrhaa. GiSet.
Structures aud amilar dsorders nsses speedy care
without the least Of diet
change in application 10 busness Our object notify
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