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pOARDING-Tw>
ID be accommodated families and several gentlemen car
between st. John and ST PRoard at No. 245 Common St
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DITEsBDTCI COALI-JAMES WRIGHT 4 Co
No. 20 Triton W.Ik prepared deliver the best
quality OF PtTrSBURG co AL, in quantities to suit pur-
cha ers, at Wholesale Retail Their stock of Goa has been
selected from the best Psbnrg mines, aud is warranted 70
he OF prime quality. Coal in casks, barrels, sacks for
shipment put 10 order. Orders received at the yard the
Gas Companys Office Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel, through the Post office .Loig and Can
mel Goal always on hand. o23 2w+
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TO Is ACCO. REMON
r. II. Price

ITAS REMOVED 50 Camp where he keeps constantly
on hand fine assortment for Cigar purposes, by Wholesale
Retail also in hhts bales for Plantation He
time hhds bales Dark Heavy descriptions the Mexican
trade o
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oPELOUsAs-Psr steamer 4 ma; 36 bales cotton Boz.
ner Il Smiti-2O do Wright, Williams &cO-l2 do Oakley
Hawkins-l0 Fellsen &co-5 o Roubleu-2 LeckIe, Rob
eris &co-Total s. balls -
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Gen TAYLOR; 10 hds
sugar 10 bbs molssse4 NJ Gordon, Jr25 do Shift mid
sugar. surddes order
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gipsy: 50 bales cotton B
Byrne SeoIlSl do Oakley Hawkins1tlI Payre Harm
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The ship Jersey from New FORK parted company the
Goth inst, off the Isaacs, with ship Taeyrand.
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Inc UIIgl VII pc IuTWE the usual BUSINESS h1urs
PETER CONREY, ia, Chairman of the
Permanent Committee
FAIION pLB I'm
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SJADBiES-
~ LobesteB, Cigars,
Sariines, Lemon SyTups,
French Fruits, Assorted Symps, ETC.
The above goods all lately imported, and country
chants and Others viii find TO their advantage to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
SMITH, WOOLSEY & co Front street,
Oh I'm between foot Canal and Or ssman sis.
R0hbEt's GENUINE BITTER s-2j boxes genuine
IL Boxer BltteIs Just received and for sale by
-, X. NJ. MCAIIPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
"i4 and 20 Common street.
IiFtihin's ii,ANIs-2OO tierces Dulisld's Hams, in
- store and Tor sale by
-, R. M. McALPIN, 7 canal street Row.
US and 20 Common street,
'dHlEi BhiGAs-lOO,OOO English Fire Bricks, landing
ol9 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
$t4CEsI5O bones Pepper, Prmsnto ard Race Ginger
- Casfa, Nutmegs, Cloves Mace ETC. Just received and
o95 WALTON, SANFORD Il co. Is New Levee,
ERANBLRRli1S-GO packages d bright cooIs, land.
for sale by ~ " -"0io'a'
o25 81 CHARLES sTOUCHTON, a camp St
NIACkEHEI. AND CODFIsH-.OO pacEaoss NJ /
IVl and Mackelel, and boxes Cox fish for Ssls Lv '
o25 WALTON, SANFORD 4 co e New Levee
nII-2OU baskets Plhguip Oil Jus, recsiyed.
~ 90 a, r. COCHRAN y 20, ~ Tehgupito7,lss -.
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Youths and Children's Clothing Emporium.
.SeGU Store

Nos and St. Charles ct, J. D'Aroys Hat Store.
VIZ open on TIE lst NorsmJer 1850.
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NETlNES AND LIQUORS
w BRANDIEs-Godard, seignete, CasilIon, Otard
Dupuy, BisQuet, etc. etc;
GINS-Swan Pine Apple, Black Horse, ETC.;
WlNES-Madera, Sherry, Old Port, Champagne, different
brands, GaTets, SautsTnes, etc.
SMITH, WOOLSEY Il co. Front street,
ola I'm between foo, Canal and Crossman SITS.
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z7-z,.,se.N SALES.

'1'' Ere Page ts"s,.o,te.- -1'''''' '0'''''
EIou. Flour. FLOUR.
-. ~. gEES, HYDE 81 co,
rT,uts Hr %, halGpast o'cock-W be sold on
Inc ~ y, OG Grod street by order and uuder the inpec-
Ton az tt Wurlcns for account Of whom may
ion us F9DUR damaged board hltbott Magnolia,
Madison H. sshppcd Pacific and landed at this port
Trry", tLF 0Z5
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The Trustees this day declared dividend of thirty
three and nsird per the premiums of
the year. payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
10 make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES
They offer this community all the advantages of a h0nre
Institution, whose profits invested in their midst and the
security of real and substantial capital OF Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand DOIIars
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spoken.
July g. in lat 81 long ST. ship Ohio, Hale, of this port,
San trlnrscO-S davis out
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-15

$3.50 From Princeton at a m week Friday
BY Montezuna TO Providence by same day, 30
miles,
And back between 7 a m and 5 p m Thursday.
1921 From Princeton at m twcs a week. Mondays and
Thursdays;
BY Fredonia, Marion, Critenden Springs, and Salem
To Smithland by II a next days. 81 miles
And back between p m Tuesdays and Fridays, and
SPIN next days.
1892 From Princeton at m once week, on Monday
By Long Pond and WalIonia
To Cadiz by m, % miles
And back between ) a M and IL m same day.
1898 From Princeton at m, week, on Monday
BY Chalk Level end McCiaries;
To jacksonville by m, 80 miles
And back between z a ard y m Tuesday.
1894 From Marion at a m, week, on Tuesday
BY Willow Grove, Camp Creek, Bells Mines, Cy-
press, Morgan6cld and Raleigh;
To shawneeiown H.. by p m, 4s miles;
And back between a and pm Wednesday
With two additional weekly trips on the Is miles be-
yond Mo'g 'niej, leaving hnt oficc at 9 Thurs
day and Saturday, and Shawnccown one p m same
day, through in hours each way
Proposals TO end at MorganficId are invited.
5235 From Marion al 5 NJ, a week, on Tuesday
BY Walkers, and Cave in Rock.
To Equality by p m same day. 43 miles,
And back between m and 1T, next day.
5236 From Salem at q a week, on "Wednesday
BY Beuy's Feuy
To Golconda, Illinois, by IL m, l6 miles;
And back between p IN and m, same day
5231 From Murray at m, once week, on Wednesday ;
To New Concord
BY u m same day., 10 mil,s;
And back between | and 2 . m, same day
523s From Paducah al a m once week on Wednesday
BY bovelacevlle, Blandve Melvin, Wilson's Creek
May6ed, Clak's River, Pennington, and Leander to
BoydsyiIle, Tennessee, by II next day, 20 miles ,
And back between ! p m Thursday, and p IN next
day
Proposals for ri weekly service will bc considered.
6239 From Paducah a, | a m, every other day
BY Exchange, Symsonis, and Benton
To Wad sb5ro Ivy 10 m, 80 miles
And back between p m and M days
Proposals to end Aurora, emitting Wadosboro',
making the trip each way in IS hours, in cosc con-
nexon with the Louisville mail also for tri weekly
service invited.
5240 From Bsndvllc at a m once week, Tuesday
By Belle Ombre and Hardwood
To Caledonia, Illinois, by p m day, % miles
And back between a and m, Monday;
Proposals for two, also FOR three trips week. in
vted.
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-ur .gs,,ion Of the public is respect
Il nm, invited TO Ihe new and fashion
~, ,uppiv Of Good. which have Just re-
.esiyed and opensd.-con,i.'ing OIL
Fine woOsied piaids Of oil h'n9. .,,;d.
40 Alapaoa, black, cold. q Pla,u'
Bin silk for dresses, x lunge'
AZ Thread lace end edeingi
Al Mouslin de LANES; do. ea'''-
meres, for dresses,
c.rcos.. 0snnels-spotted and Canton
SSawle.. children's dresses and cloaA''
Dark c%oIored gingham', Green baze'
So Goods-do. ball dresses;
lin linnen: linen and cotton diaper;
p,ayn g. white damask; do towels, naPk rs
Fashionable bonnets, ribbons, and howers'
ladies' caps, and h%Oseries OF all klnos'
Cloves. miis, c~rayats, P%erfumery, NC
"A l So
c.,lemen's clothing; boys do;
Cossimeres for pants; satinettes' tweeo.'
Tr ;"ans. fine silk hats; caps Il umbrellas
Pi.id linseys and Kersies; shoes and BOOTS
p'nwn bleach'd domestics; ticking checks
Torelher with a full assortment oil TO-
h.rca' some groceries; and many other ar
,icIes uunece s-ery to mention:
'lcies JACOB WOLF.
Boslon Row, Nov. l549.
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NOTICE.

ANY person knowing a Lady Of the follow
ing description, ifthey will inform the unds
signed will be literally rewarded for all td
BILE. This Lady raised in this State in the y
ish of Rapides. she was a Miss Mary Pen
married in the parish of Rapides to Peter
GrimbaH, lived together zeal two years, b
one child a boy; after that they separated
left the State with a Mr.. Moore her BrothsI
in-law, and the last heard from her she q
in Mississippi; this is upwards eftwentyI I
years; her former husband Peter r GrinbI
died in 1883. | hear she has married aeI
but do not know to who, or where she li1
Any person who will give me informsHI
will be very thankfully received and rewa'
ed. JNO. p. GRIMBALL'
Bayou Rouge, Louisiana, Aug. 81 ls4s.
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NEW GOODS.

Jn.t received from New York. and New
orleans. a large and valuable assortment OF
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Just Received

rs LOT of Trunks and Valises-also, a
en- fresh lot Of good cigars. We are pre-
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tual customers at q very low price on Janu-
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Notice.

THE undersigned having provided himself
with suitable Warehouses convenient 10 tne
Steam Boat Landing--takes this method oil
informing the public that he is prepared to
receive andforward the produce ofthe county,
and transact a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He would respectfully solicit a share OF
patronage. 80
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To Claimants.
]. H. G. McCUTCHEN,

j. III. @. McCUTCHEN,
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Commission 6(6etcRants.

NEW ORLEANS, La,
DESPECTF ULLY nou to
IA their friends and correspondents, that
although their Office was destroyed by fire,
on the 18th instant, yet their books and
most valuable papers are saved, and Their
business will go on as usual.
~ PAYNE g. HARRISON have taken the
store No. GO Poydras street, between Mag
azine and Camp streets.
Feb. 90, 1850. lowe
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DIR, lib Baldwin,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
HpESIDENCE as formerly, on the
Re Greenwood" Plantation, adjoining
the plantation of Fielding Davis, ESQ.
Feb. II, 1850. Svl
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Important!

HAVING TO be absent from Woodville
n most OF my time, earnestly request
all those indebted to me by note, account,
or otherwise, to come.forward Immediately
and settle up. as no longer indulgence can
be given. II. s. & I. W. WHIrE are au.
thorized to receipt for me-. IL. L. SALE.
Dee. IL, lS49-tt
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TX. w. Wood, M. d.

I'm rendering his professional services to
III the citizens of Woodville and sur
rounding county,--Dr. Wood would say
that he is a graduate of the Jefferson Medi
cal College Philadelphia, and for the last siS
years has had a good practice in that city
during which he has had extensive expert
ence in the treatment of Dyspepsia, Fepers
Pneumonia, and Cholera.
10 Office at Mr.. Therrel's Hotel.
Woodville, May 2Sth, 1S50.-ly.