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FLoon OII. CI .orH. MATTiNas

SIC We receiving BY snvsl fresh add
tons to our large assoFtment OF arpe ings such as;
A Minister Velvet krnssek Tapestrys
BrU 'sels, 3-ply, tngrans, Venetisns
Figured haize aud Linen Cromb Sloths, iabe ara
Pane Covers. Hair Cloth. stair kosis Nar'ng ETC.;
Flour O Cloth from TO q feet wide, oil all qualities
all of which offer At The lowest market pnesa tor
p,s tT s''' o. 4, BSo6ssH4E &C. 9 ohsErss,
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ChoctaB Emigration We are gra,ifed to learn
that anniher emigration of the Choeiaws will take
place from Newton county, under the sneernien-
tence of the able and efficient India. agent, Col
Ii. l.. Sect Col, 5, reserves credit for his eKer-
tous to carry out the established policy of fhe gov
ernment, which is favorable 10 the rrmoval to their
country, est OF the Mississippi of the remnant of
the once numerous and powerful Choctaw tribe,
who now remain among Experience has de-
mOnsiraled the fact that these Indians become more
and more degraded every year they stay amongst
MS, and our citizens should serond every attempt
To effect their removal beyond oar borders. The
interests Of our country will be promo ed and the
objects Of humanity and philanthropy subserved,
by aiding the pocy Of the gpvernment--as the In-
dians still remaining in the country are generally a
perfect nuisance and pest tn society.
We have been informed that the emigration from
Newton will take place in few weeks. and we
happy 10 learn that il is progressing finely, and
that bids fair to be larger,han those which have
usually taken place from East Mississippi IA.
PauldiHg Miss Clarion 5th
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pLCKLRs-sO boxes Mills. Miller 3 Provost. Escorted
u Pickles, SMITH, WOOLSEB y 60,
Ella In Front r. hvlwssn fePs Canal Ard croasmsn 't''
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Fugitive SIaUes "A large meeting of fugitive
slaves and others was held in Boston on the night
Of the 4h instant, which resolutions were passed
advising tugitives to act cautiously but to deieno
their freedom with theirllves. United States Com
missioners and their assistants were warned to be,
ware of the consequences of attempting to capture
iugtives. The meeting addressed by
Saith, fugitive slave, who said he would defend
his liberty with his life. He showed long knit
the audience, and advised them all to buy Colts
rrvovers. Another speaker said that fifty thousand
of the inhabitants of Boston would project the fu-
girives from arrest, and that the police would
act against them. Another meeting is TO be called
in Fanue Hall.
On the same night, lreesoll meeting was held
in Lowell, at which, with shouts of applause, a
resolution was passed to call back three fugitive
slaves who had fled from that city to Canada, with
a pledge that they shall be protected from arrest by
the ciuzens of Lowell.
There was a large meeting held in Syracuse N
w. on the same evening. The excitement against
the fugili e slave bill is very strong.
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Maryland Tobacco = The Marlboro Gazette
says that not half crop will be secured this season
In its report of the Richmond tobacco market
on the Sd instant, the Enquirer says:
Since report of Monday last, and espe-
calIy to-day, the market, (which had become some
what anguid) has regsined all it had lost, and we
think a decided improvement was manifest this
morning. The stock remaining hand in the
whole State the 1st instant, was estimated to be
about 1880 hhds,, but the result has proved an
over-estimate of fully $500 hhds.; it will in fact
be less than $4,000 hhds., exclusive of $50 hhds on
shipboard, not cleared.
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FANCY GOODS.

MRS CAMPBELL. OF Poytr's and ,aropdeet streets
5 iii 'ss e snd % % a s or cent a. sox @ S pess
opens OF MoSD19, September 56 STRAW
expressly for her @ ses hs shapes ana s e, are @ @ 3
every thing si,e dgsira5e to complete ,hs oist
Hs- Boons,s & cleaned IN a superior I msnnsr ,s,r
e g X a
NEW GOODS.
TUE PUBLc is mot re Pss',oy ,monsd that We have received
selection Of French Fancy Go d and Millinery the examination
w Orders for the making Of Dresses Closks and Man6ss
promptly executed BY superior artistic sou
JOSEPH II. PALMER d co.
& q f1IL a wE4& 2S s65l Go6D embracing sRa @ 5
foreign and American.
Some of the leading articles are named below
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
sstae blue black aud fancy, Nsrno Cassnerss kenluasy
eoors al #oo md han wool Printed AID cashmerss
Llnseys real Kentacky aud Georgia oo PIaids lrd wills
fine Plaid and Checked Lnsy Gala Wool Paid f3r chadrep
ke weighing lbs Saddle Banss ans and coarse Bed and
COTTON GOODS. Brown and beached sheetngs and
shAnsS OF bi s ana 5usIcah make OF every qunHy ana
popular brands Norh an South Printed Ca5oe large
Embracing Cheek Pais striPs Ticking Dsnns snd Cotton
Sss M@sggo ] & saTs N9asefn' Coiion h1ndkere9s great
great variety Of English cutlh and Frrn h Cambrc Jaco
net, 'iul Swiss Musius Bishop Lawn Checked
sILK, AND ALPACA. GOODS. Plain. Striped, Plaid
vets Handkerchief Crav1tz gentlemen
silk and SaIu Vesngs Botnet Cap Neck and Bel. Ribbo
ali numbers plain lin and Tafea Rbnns; lpcas a qair
eoorsi Mobair Luses; Canton CD5'h Bomoazuss
LINEN GOODS Dress Linens in whole and demi peces.
Bed Linens are Linens and Towels; Linen aDrikeTcbIrts
course and fine. etc. etc
YET WIN many other articles pu al II, our line of rspes. al If
- - - -
DRY GOODS BY THE PAEk AGE.
w EPEsHsIhbPA" &RkB6Fh
GEN NERAL COMmISSEON MERCHANT
iaI. No Go Cp aUtEp sTpEET L.
- =
THOMAS ATKINS.
NEATRAss MAKER AND UPHOiSTERER, No.
~ ESQ BteRBute street BEDS LA ~ and COIs
ol a.! descriptions; EiaiI ana Moss sMhIRASSEs, whole
sa,e p anI ie'al. tS oBtFs anu STEAMBOAT CAPIklNs
2Isp..ss y" e,'' nus 5s'il,.1 se'lls Ht,l y
ESta lfsb bIne Mt
A. = 80 - 20 ~ i,S >, 1t1 it ia''
Ne,v Orleans ''
FJNHE undersigned has on hand and is constantly in recent
1 of large addions of FRESI'H AND ENIsIIsU
fISJTHs CNsSIMhREs and NESIINTis n the
finest and --latest sty loo and hest ana I, o ,
WjTtr Eb;gS made in the hest monnsr ' Of tb vi i
Purs and Sorbprn stves and a yerv rsssnnahI ricss
Also on hand a fine STOCK OF CLOTHING Of Paris
and his own manufacture. consisting as follows: -. 80
oa OF VARIOUS STYLES and Co1rs at W TO ~ ~
rants qO patterns ana - w 10 II w
CtsI n i '0'A oi i's 0'''S''' e''' ~ 'ie'"s'
"a 2n n UAMRITRGER iLr.Bgn, TJ,yor
-, ,,s;,,i - - -, - =, , :, ,
{ huIhlNG = SLoIHIHG.-BACh, BARNETT
- CO. No Magazine street, are receiving and now
9Pe9lPEg yeTy heavy a2d well assorted stock OF ~ and
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Between Gravier and Common su
This Company being organized solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against want and pow
ery, in its operations great National benevolent nsu.
ton conducted the and solid principles and
aOTdug for small annual sum, paid during life, large
and handsome legacy widows and children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue the insurance ill DEATH participate in the whole
ot the profits OF the company.
Creditors the lives of debtors mSrried
effect Insurance the life of her husband 70 hesOe ben
eft and of herself and children free from claims of
creditors. TRUsTREs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John S. Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr., Mannsal White, VIM. Z. LeveiUh,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry S BuckneT
PETER CONREV, Ir President Board OF TTusteet
DIRECTORs:
Joseph w. Stanton, J, Morgan Hall A, Van BlbbeI,
John L. Lewis, Il. Barton, William II. White,
y. T.. Hall, Andrew Carr, TheO. Ii. MCCaleb,
John L. Satigran1, Geo. w. Smith, B. NJ. Norman,
q. w, Sewsll, Jnnius Bebee, q. q, Snethen,
Cornslus Fetowes, H. N. Cohen,
Edw. Jenner Coke.
John HAGAN, President of the Company.
EDw. IENNER COKE, Vice President
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D, Consultation.
H. G. UEARrr, Acuary -. E. L. G0uLD, Attorney.
RCHARp BEIE, NJ. D., No 27l Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily l2l
By the Charter only S., ,OOOis taken a single life.
LIZ This Company prepared to applications
tor Lille insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
by the Board, which less than the charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their
to residence in the South BY the charter Dividends OF
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
OF their amount where the has pad his premiums in full
California Permits New York and LoFOn rates. Pros
pectus, Table OF Rates. and all nioma0 tOl4ite nsur;
ance and a papers eecE Insurance be had
at the office of the Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
EsT Office hours A. M. to . P. N. iyl2 1y
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10 RENT.

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TTNO RENT-A de.irable OFFICE with half the Second
i Floor Of No. canal street Row, suabe Tor -
Commission H1use pnse.sion riyen the Ist Maven Sci
Der. Apply TO EA
r. NJ. MCALPIN, Wholesale rOcer
ola tnl Canal st. Row and 70 Common street.
STORE FOR RENT-The store No POI JulIa street
- near BaronUe will be rented ow TO a good tenant
the store well calculated for cohg, boot and shoe T
STORE or any fancy retail establishment Apply at No. sA
- y aIc4e% street, up sIar2 Ola
OF Julia and Baronne streets, well suited for -
Boarding. house. Possession given lst November. 6EI
TO hENT-The STORE No, 2U7 Julia street, A&s2
cUped by Dr. MactaraEe Possession given lst November
Amply at No. Y Nache1 street., up stairs. 90
,,to -,,rr F,.,,- ~ -i,--.
viii sS & at attn e sornfT Yer C?R ana Irene
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A q. AINsM0HFH, yNOT.aRY PUBLIC .4ND
IA. COyHJHJSSiO.NER OF DEEDS for eUery State
IL lie Ua,On... PUBLIC OFFICE-No. 81 CAMP STREET
New Or Re commissioned 1850 by Gov. Walker
~ Residence and Private Office at No 1862 Julia
street, where appointments may be made tor business OF
confidential nature.
IT. Dispositions taken, Accounts Probated, Deeds and
Mortgage Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments Of
Writing Prepared, and Authenticated for Use and Record
any part Oi the UNITED STATES.
ky Marine and other protests particularly attended to
aud all cases Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated an promptly ranged. mh3O Iy
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TENHOs. d. HAILEs, Broker No. lO8 Grayier street,
Il opposite st. Charles Hotel-wi buy and sell Landed
Property lrtGase; Discount Notes.
Appraiser and Expert; adjust Accounts; make COpaIt-
ueu5lip Settlements residing city dunng the
Summer and will Agent Or owners o property
see assessment is fair valuations; draw lease col
ect rents ETC. etc. and attend to Agency business gem
eraI mills
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fSIs - E333If f5s37-1 -lFEsiss31 n
81 z z zit3 t3-9s zs8e4@--S9s1a FIFE sssts1sisss
THROUGH IN II DAYS,


THRO UGH IN u DAYS
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety.three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBlLE-By the Daily Line
F6RHiHi i tapt f55V IaSno5 and A@MEs Me- L. LIZA 6RY CAPT
N6Ss nsI 0s oooof ao aS g. me at
through 10 hours; -&S
nor Firsi Glass seamcIs leaving Mobile at and
,,s Sng g 9 A. Bass "a aaY f 4 Ths line Il GoP
RY CLIFTON, CogC. ADAMS; LQWNDEs, JR., CAPT
Johnson FARER CAPT james Fare Fare S. Time f through Ta
% to 43 hours. BY the Daily Mail Line COach-Fare $40;
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN. ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
uonga@sfy Il a. m EatvkS M R55d RsdAEo5s 5 e.
Sass ta 10 p p % a .iia% 1ts,s ?. % S.sfss Roii 5
atlanta ..'' P m As1al Aaaga Il. m RaEoad .I79
Mo9soaery 70 ChaTe;on,p s38 % Tims Though.
THTee DsiIy staSe lines befS9sen 0neiF and Ciin-
passing through Wes Point, La Grange and Greenyle to
forward any number of through passengers without de-
" The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
con5truchOnhoe the Georgia Railroad provided with
rooms and berths, for night travel
Exchange Hoie Mourons Ha Or NJ Madison House S
N. B.1GPassengers procuring Through Tickets of the
GIT REAT AH2TF'sCSnEF5,N i" TR IA I'm L NJ All LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
LEAyEs; ARkivFs m RIsTANcEs +
OpsIiRa ... ?. Birnesvle..lO Stages 9s
Barnsshle MHCOn..... 10, hslTOad,.- 40
Macon .....6 Sayannah.. s Railroad. 1870
Savannah -. Charleston . d. SlesDer,....liO
Fare-Montgonery to Charleston $23 50-tO Savannah,
s24 d. Time through q hours including nights rest,
viz Savannah and Macon.
GS The Steam Packets G9mPosing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the MET AMORA, VIM. SEA
BROOK and GEN CLlNCH, well known for their safety,
neGtness and sumptuous fare.
~ 10 charge for meals or berths.
The Cars the Central, Macon apd Westc=s Railroads
are of the finest description
EJ5@ Staging reduced to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches from Ope
ka arnsvle via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches. al
readiness carry forward number Of through
passengers without detention.
ER For Through Tickets, apply The gent, the Elk
change Hotel, Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala.
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of The
Agent at Montgomery, will save abOu, "a.
CHARLESTON To NEW YORK,
By the Daily Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington n c.;
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail lire, via Richmond Washin zton Ciy
and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained OF
WIEsLow, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, ). q. Fare. s2J
Steamships from CharlestOn to New Work.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, ary ng in New
YORK the following Tuesday. Fare $20.
LIZ Fare Through, Fiity-nins Dollar -SJ
lei SHELDON Il POTTER. A gents. is CaInp st,
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"a a. II. BsTIl.L, attorney at LaD, Aendoi

FINsUA. Carpenter and Builder, No. 29I Maga.
- zine sIeet, (in Sde Il Stewart old plaCe)COnsanty
hand an extensive assortment of Panel Doors, Blinds,
Sash glazed unglaHed All orders promptly filled at the
neaJness and Dispatch mh29 ly
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ORLEANS MORNING, s. 1850
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Recorders Office, Municip Atty No. TwO.l
October 7, 1883, !
VHE Assessment Rolls open Tor EE4mna lon and Coz
L rectiOn during 40 days this date.
% 300 J. H. CALOW ell, Recorder Munic'y Nc, Two.
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\. oRLEANs and CARROLLTON RAILRoAD.

-. HaF=T rzsgT ssEEffss5Ezssl
SsS "a ts+3
Yo 5--an Hourly Dcaarnre Of the Cars-ODen.
tg y Lte @ q 1 I M GtgS to 1GS ,j6c6 ~, r..
GF Gaas GtG hsuIg XXX III "S u'S u '' pu'S 0' s
a saE is soNe ane Tn' u'i"O " y, ''oHi an Il
''N'- children over and under il years 10 |
30 ckets for above Loasana Avenue or from Carroll
so ton ''''''''' w
PerSonaI monthly tcRes GfIom i first 10 the last OF
e'9o eo|b r1onb y 9riy ( ,n1 figtancs % ~ " ~ 4 On |
IT, % 9 nI f vy f N % iGS P9e s;rss;
os Gsr XXI n iis asg'. 1,-s
the ibrd Monday IN February to The second Mopiay in No.
u,-., Va, i, !, FT9m Z anJ CSrp0Ist0'Ii q
Steam Train A. Nj, then every hour until P NJ, from
vomber, and at other 4 4mss {; ,,I, qR'i! ~ Ps.
Fare, any distance, (childen as above, ha Pnce')$0 ~
r. sTs6Ss rGSeis monthly tcais Io he r n he last Of eaS
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
From Gana street, do '''''''''''''23' 15s ana A NJ
From Lafayette, IN winter and ~ A. NJ
F r. Gaaf Ys s5 b g., 49, vii ss "a S ylry a"y sSn S
mnuies n9u. p; NJ en at Sfi = ~ an4 IL T W., rom
NEW ORLE4Ns Ffz FEMALE NE ISsTITITE96R. Ms m T G
~ Day AND BOARDIEG SCHooL FOR YOuNG LADIES,
MAGAULArY, Tbs Institution 9ndeT he personal
SUBDIVISION o NJ M1enpay the advanced classes las IN the
LAY aSssSd By another gentleman TO give INSTRUCTIONS IN
Dsq6l@g, Vocal and lnsTumsnta Music the most accom-
WiShed professors are employed. " ~ 1T
Inc school arranged SO as TO MAKE 1t both an Lhgh
and french school and the ann Of the principals Is to con
duct their pnq through asubstantia and systematic eoue
dse an o~resiye % JsHne o he bsII as e ss the
mind For ba ms rnCtOn of nils of every age and grade
OF intellectual culture ample arrangement have been made
No efTts will be wanting to promote the Improvement OF
he nunis and vouHg ades eceived INTO The family as
boare viii snare in the enIoymentS pr giiegts and aeG
lions of dam ghters
The CTOundan item essential TO schools large
uy ana seclHqeu rom puDuC view anu felselcGs, Mit
reTs n. lie instituron iOT Years "
4 con Sc of Lectures on History and Biography will be
delivered 70 the qdyaneed classes BY Dr. Msc2uay durag
winter and to aid the pupils IN understanding the lectures on
scientific subjects the school furnished with the requisite
made personally by letter. au3l 3md&W
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY.
- ~ ~ . ~ AZ ~. "a - NA -
= ~, =, SGnLt5edSt S6ctt0H,. Iir0h G'rctG'
IW no VI u: Dhl @ 4 u o NeE OI,eas, MHuse eHIe
ttH L a as ,gaa =, t % ~ % ~ @ ol NAM d ss -, nr65
IN psrSoTni 5,rsrtf1 oUG s,neriSJ6 Of med nnmher
~ VoNa / mrs either ss Ro.rars and pnnis
or as iIav Pnniis onlv - '
Her Course of Education embraces the English and French
Languages in both their elementary and higher branShes
elements Of Practical Science viii also be taught Il desired
The location of the Academy is highly pleasant and
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g4l!A sTROUD Il CO., iIS OoaMoSS sT, between Ss
- Caropdeet and BaTonne ss, Dealers IN MAR.CpSSI
BILE MANrEL-PlECES and EN- ENAMELLEDi( JSOl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \fEI4IFaSI
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in oSSyyiIttAHfso
all It's different varieties; ThOmaston LIME Cal WBY
ened PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma, A. Hy-
draulio CEMENT Plasering HAIR White sand. N.
EngLsh. Pensacoa and Pittsburg FIRE-BRICk. mE3
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REGULAR PACKETS.

N = MAIL STEA NISHIP LINE.
n He sbps of the United Mall Steamship Company will
hereafter sail the following ha'i uaSS u eaIn mohuh'
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
NeWY YOTk llth Arrives nj Havana .7h.
=, :. Havana '....lbh Chagres 22l,
No. Chagres. 9Th. Havana
I'd. NeWYork..
sTEAHsHTP OHIO
caves NewYork Goth Arrives at flayuna
Havanl Ibid. heWOheansGut
uo,evard. .. HewDrleans. lIth. Haytnl .... I7tl,
HaTRna 18th. EewYork
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward New Orleans. .2sh Arrives at Havana -. I'd
Havana .....3d. Chagres .sti
HomswaTd.. CEagres s.... l5th. Havana .lsl.
Havana .....l9th. NewOrleans 23d.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
WILLACY s. co.'s Passage and FOr-
zz-EES wal .Iing Office, NJ h.
la No. New Leyee between Canal and
Ssszzzas=z1 Common streets, NewOreans. Js-zssr7S5
Tickets for Chages Panamr San FTluCIs-O and BY
to Calilornis, can be had at the office.
NJ b. Passengers forwarded ports the Msrsippi Ohio
Illinois, Red aud OuChta Rivers Mobile Montgomery and all
paris Of Trxts % N lsip
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
SeWYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
ChAFisRtOn, s. &.
fs'Is CZfsEE55755J e. EEFFsi5s9tss@1 IT3SD
81 80
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so Pi,AyIgsifs AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN

j. 3 Co, Dealers m al kinds Of Lum5cr-UypT2ss,
hie and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak,
,ha and Poplar; mahogany Neweis Bausters; Lath
s. and Fire Brck 5 20 MAGAZINE sTEET NEW Or
n ans. STEAM SAW-MILL, NATCHEz, Miss.
S Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered any
where the Mississippi River below Eatchez At sh9
notice ar Yd 3rnW
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REV ORLEANS EAIlt1HANT d. REAIITTANCB
OFFICE.
sSSa ID ia sEssssl
NHE undersigned his old established office, CONTINUES
accommodate persons desyUns of RENTING money Their
friends England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable IN any pOSowH in the above named Sing
ms and 10 suit lie also usual, continues hav
passengers brought Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable erms Parties living distance, By
addressing a letter [pOst-paid) to the pndeEgned will be
" 1mptIy attended To- JOHN TOOIiE,
80 ly . Bank Place.
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W. ARTHUR HILL

EAH STARK r,,pecfu1y offers his professional services
the citizens nf New Orleans. Office at the Drug
store corner Of Apollo and clio streets; where he will pre-
grautousy the between the hours Of ~ and
y au3 3m
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1IasOmiC Notice,

.RA, ~ HERMANN LODGE No, 81 Of Free aud Accepted
~ MasUus removed heiT Lodge from No. ll6 Charrss
/% tue s0uthsHst HlGnWe and FL
change Pace, whore their Regular Meetings will be held every
WEDNESDAY, al the usual hour. By order,
ial7 " HENRY SfMONS. W, Nj.
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DID,, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


The Kingston papers contain reports, letters,
etc, IN relation to this new enterprise. We make
a few extracts from letters of the experimenters;
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"ncean's rough child, whom many shore has known
EIe homewafd eezes swept hln to his own,
stsrts at The echo it circles round,
a thousand memories kidding with the sound
The cary tavore's forgotten charms,
BhOS6 blue initials ST IN MS fd1DBN arms
HIS first iaFew II, he Tapping canvas spread
The -elwani streamefs crack Ing o 'er his head
His kind. pa mother, ash med 10 weep
Her first b rms bridal with the ggard deep,
While the brave father stood with tearIes, eve,
SIN linz nnh nhnking with his lnst annh he -
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ANDREW j. AULT. SAM o. SEYMOUR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GHOCERs,
D q IrhnunitnnIns street Meln llLcnl,

A ULT & SEY NJ OUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GHOCER8,
RIOS 242 and 24l TchoapitOdGs street, Mem Orleans,
Y EEP constantly on hand good supply Of every article
~ inthe GROCERY LINE, such as EliOUR X, BACON,
BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MO-
IASSES FISH, etc. in large small quantities to suit
purchasers. Iyo ~
w. ARTHUR & co. 2S and 20 New Levee, offer
L. for sale 200 packages assorted Teas; 30 do Cog1ae
Brandy bond 100 do. choice and common, in store 100
quarter casks Port Madeira and Malaga Wines 4OO cases
and casks Caret 100 bb old Bourbon and MOnongahela
Whisky so do Peach Brandy Rum and Gin; 100 boxes
Brandy Cherries and Oranges 100 do CordRs and SyIups,
assorted 100 do Pickles Ketchups and Sauces 800 do Soap
and Candles 800 do choice and common Tobaeco 2OQOO
fine Havana and Imitation Cigars Spices OF al kinds ;
Starch Booms, SaleTatus Preserves, Dried Fruits Nu ETC.
ie34
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
,4szs u. r. FELL IL CO., 81 COMMON sTRRET,SRh
M New0rIeans, Importers and Dealers, ph0esals
NI1 aud retail, Lamps, Plated and britannia %h9
S$ GA tors Candlesieks, Table Cutlery, Japanned ~
Waters etc. Goods viii be offered at low prices and
when county packed in the safest manner le5 ly
pLAsTERING HAIR-in hhdS barrels and sacks
e,sg " IoHN STROUD & 90. lss o9mmen At,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.

VIA GRIFFIN: ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
LEAVES: ARRIVES: DISTANCES:
Montgomery, II Opeiika...I2 Railroad ules.
Opelks p m. iirihn SJeges q3
Griffin ..l0 a. Atlanta 2i ?, R,tro1d.... 43
Atlanta .,' p Augusta ...l p N. Railroad. ITO
Augusa.,.. p m Charleston e. Railroad I56 81.
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TTNO RENT-A desirable OFFICE with half the Second
Floor Of No. Canal street Row, suitable for a ss
Commission House. Possession given the lst NOvem- %fI
r. NJ. MCALPIN, Wholesale C rocer,
old tnl Canal st. Row and ~ Common street,