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Treaty soth the Chippewa Htdjans-Impor-
tant Cessio@.-The Lake Superior Journal says
that an important treaty was concluded on the 9th
ult. between the Hon VIM. B. Robinson, on the
part of the United States Government and the
Chippewa Indians nhabitiag the Northern shore S
of Lakes Superior and Huron. BY this treaty the
Indians have coded all the lands from the Eastern
extremity o. Lake Huron to Pigeon River on
Lake Superior, and inland to the height of land
together with the islands of the lakes and rivers,
so as to include all lands still in the possession of
the Indians, and for which no bargain had pre-
VousIy been made, excepting some small reserva-
tons, the precise location and extent of which has
not yet been made public, The Government has
stipulated to pay to the Indians the sum of $4,000
in hand, and an annuity of $4lOO forever; which
annuity is to be increased in proportion to the
sales, if any, of mineral lands within the limits o.
| the territory ceded.
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On Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10, suddenly, Mr. EPHRAIH
A. ATKINS, aged 80 years,
IL The Fuseral will take place THIS AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock, from his residence in Constance street, Nell
and DupanteE His Eiends and his
s. Al kin respectful invited attend his Funeral without
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To the officers Of the steamer Crescent, we are
indebted for papers from St Louis, and many other
points, and TO the officers ofthe steamship Portland
for Texas papers.
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MAGNIFICENT FANCY GOODS.
PER STEAMSHIP OHo.l
Just EGeCeiUed,
And now open for inspection SALE superb assortment
Rich dSanrg Goods
Ever Imported into this Market,

Ever Imported into this Market,
-. Consisting in part of 49,.
Papier Mache, richly inlaid with Pearl, WRITING
DESKS, WORK Boxes, DRESSING CASES, ODEUR
Boxes, JEWEL CASES, CARD Boxes. GLOVE Boxes,
etc. etc.
ACCoRDEoNs and FLUTINAs, a choice assortment,
and very elegantly inlaid. From IS to $50.
Splendid LIQUEUR CASES, of Rosewood and Eb-
ony; also, of Carved British Oak-very elegant Price
800.
Ne plus uItras, Roll up WRITING FoLIos
Gents Travelling, Leather, DRESSING and WRI-
TING CASES.
Fancy PAPER WEIGHTS, extensive assortment
Papier Mache and Russia Leather PoRTFoLIos
Superior, beautiful, extra finish BACKGAMMON
BOARDS.
Papler Mache QUARTETTE TABLES, richly inlaid
with Pearl.
Fine GUNS, Colts and Aliens REvoLvERs
POWDER and SHOT, FLAsKs, DRAM FLAsKs.
GOLD PENS;
FINE LHIRTS,
GUINNESS & HILL
No IL CAMP STREET,
Oh zap opposite Branch of Louisiana State Bank
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The Secessionists held meeting at Natchez
There were but few persons in attendance. Gen
Qutman was the only speaker The best sign we
have yet seen that these are in earnest is, thai
they listened for two mortal hours 10 the General:
prosy eoquence. Men who could endure that much
for the cause are ready for treasons, stratagem'
and spoils,"
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Tao Emperor. Yeserday morning large crowd gathered
On the Leyea examine the steamer Emperor, and
ne her departure for Veksburg. We have heard the
exclamation, beanuful" from the lips of al ea.t one
hundred persons, and there could not have been different
Spnlon entertained by the thousand who We're present
indeed she, both in contour and internal
we are not prepared. the pre- ent time to say that
Nor ha, she the requisites 10 catch The eve and ect
ca'.snoas she haA mod,l which just The model, and
p'ssu, engines which drive her forward with speed
waI IA ~ Moaso@e's the Na,chsz, and The Princess
VIII nna tsinef Troublesome contend against The Empe
ror enters the Nieksb trade and we snas, 10 her bnb
eonlpe'n. commander Capt Jenks the xpreson of our
eernesl wish that he and his splendid boat NAV s IS
prosperity which they well deserve may 's~nNs u'e
4. b. Smith, 50 Magaz ne street whom, avon. l.,
and who knows every body. the Emper e.n S' Auo"s
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A handsome Of Newest Style VESTINGS; to.
ghcr with great variety Of TRIMMINGS which will be sold Al
re- ai., heretofore T F. MINVIELLE,
ola In Zip &C Charre street cor enve and Cbartre.
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The .dmsrack-The truly magnificent steamer America,
N command Of the experienced and weknown Capt Jesse
Johnson has arrived In port, and adverses leave for
CalFo aud intermediate points evening clock
The low stage Of in the Ohio and Cumberland vers
will prevent her. until there shall be rise from getting to
kashs e. to The trade Of which city she belongs She is
however, now receiving freight and passengers for point
The America is too well known TO need commenda.
ton though might uthtuy of her, that she is
one Of the largest fastest finest and safes, boats the Mis-
slss pp Shs Is, indeed, noble vesss and
better hands
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We requested to call the attention Of he nnhic n, Kan
dali = Co.'S e. cirie Febniags Gen. Brauiop. who !,
highly recommends This lightning medicine i, one Of the mos
respectable cilizens Of Mississippi -
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Tho Ncso Collector Yesterday Mr.. Freret re-
ceiyed official Information Of his appointment as
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Eztsassee sac e Saks end French Clouds -Purcbsses
Sale Of Silks and French Goods, take place hi, a :, lS
oeock, at his auction room, No Canal street The so
msn large aud consists of choice and fresh goods ybI
deserve the aten ion Of the trade
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Among the many valuable stocks of wines liquors. AN,
ifnu advertised in columns, mention the new
establishment Of mh. woOley & Co. Font ST.. betwee
io9tof Canal aud Cfossman IS
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SYKES, HYDE Co. sell, at hafpat 10 o'clock at dwelling
house, corner of Carondeeta and Heva streetsFurnture
At half past A, the Levee, opposite BauaCk street
Lemons
F. II. PETITPAIN will sell at 10 O'clock at No. 8 Cana
rnLnL L,nEIa
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The steamer Mustang recently carried $4,000 of
the (" dust up Red River! So says the Caddo
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a A while crow b - been taken in Ksanebec, Me.
oWneE refused $50 fpsi Il. AAs
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For All Act Of Congress insreatOn to Caifor-
Nh. see 6rst page :. Interesting matter may be
f.,,zd an o.lr last page
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Uphotstsv -Ete, Of No. 20 lamp street, has received
iOsuh aa tastes and ocker
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CsrvsetioB.-In notice of Agien last Saturday.
stated through that the brig Til built by Messs.
Mafin Valetie. We should have said Vaette Thomas.
Mr. Martin employed by Messrs. " * T. to do a
slider bic portion Of the work.
In speaking Of the Railway for hauling out ships,
characterized i as experiment, but that the
same plan has been successful operation for raj
different Of the country The Railway Agiers has
bean fully eated and found all the purposes for
which il was intended.
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.V'eeU Books.

| ~ nAOAS"ANS Aitefary Depot, EX-
a change Place. adjoining the Post-ofice.
.NeeU Books.
BIZ tie OhiO.l
FIVE YEARS IN THE INTERIOR OF SOUTH AFRICA By
r. Gorden Cumming
The LITERATI. BY Edgar A. Poe
THE History DARIUS THE GREAT. By Jacob Abbott
JULIA HowARD: A Romance By Mrs. Martin Bell.
No +, PICTORIAL FIELD Book OF THE REVOLUTION.
No 6, HIsToRY OF PENDENNIs.
No 3, RosE FOSTER or, Mysteries of the Court of
London,
My PENINSULA MEDAL. By an Old Pennsular.
THE THREE STRONG MEN. By Alexander Dumas.
THE monk KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN. By Mai Richardson.
WASHINGTON AND HIS MEN. By George Lippard.
LOUISE DE NILLARsi or The Conspiracy. By Eugene
Sue
HYAcIETH; Or, The Contrast By Mrs Grey.
HARPER's NEw MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for September
Nos u and "a, BOSTON SHAKESPEARE.
No. g. The NIGHTINGALE or The Jenny Lind SOngster.
The LONDON ART JOURNAL, for September
BLACKwoOD, for September
North BRITISH and WESTMINSTER REVIEWS for July.
kMCKERBoCKER for August and September.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, for September
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for August and September.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for August and Sep
TENDER
Nos. 8 and 3, FARMERS GUIDE.
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for October, etc. etc.
ola .t2hPIW
The Mamhattaner in NewOrIeans;
OR, PHASES CRESCENT CITY LIFE.
nc Sketches under this title is in press aut
will published by 8, Re1fed, Clinton Hail. NswYork.
Orders from the trade the South and West addressed him.
j. c, MORGAN, NewOreRns, will be attended Ui42
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Our Places 81 amusement The business of
theatrical establishments all active in their pepa-
Faons for the coming campaign aud there is
TO anticipate hri liant First the the St
Charles which sbeng renovated and fifty prepared for the
reception Of visitors Mr. Laiow eminent scenic artist
has rived, and engaged in painting drop
TAIN and re-paiutng The scenery He is sad be tai
sntd and we expect something handsome from his brush
Our old iavo es Mra Farren heleues rs-ss.sic
opening night and under tand that she engaged for ten
nishs. Our ay-goiDg cizens sure, will be delight
81 her Miss julia Dean. and several other
have been engaged. and will appear rapid socesson-
Thgt splendid little pIace--he Pacide Varetes-wicb
popu last season. is being made again in al.
particular, and its attactors will be increased
M0nds, whose skill scenic artist is well known to
need praise has been engaged ali in painting new
scenery. and he has aO painted drop CURTAIN which
is said be splendid specimen of great improve.
has been made by adding eighteen feet additional
the of the stage The space has been added the
building for dressing rooms, The Varieties will open
between The LIST and 10th of November and, when it is
known that among the company Bass, Chippendale
Holland. rnd the charming Howard, no doubt
of brilliant and successful season will be enter
entertained Mr. Calder the worthy and eeeut treasurer
exetng all his energies have things readine by the
time Pacide and his company arrives. The talented
ballet corps which delighted citizens last winter
engaged the coming season, and have heard init
mated that the brother of the popular manager Harry Pa
eide also engaged We that such is the case he
Il OF the best geueel comedians living,
The beautiful Orleans Theatre, understand is being
70 painted and decorated, and il is said that Mr. Davis
coming on with splendid company We doubt not tina
this popular and elegant place of will prove
attractive will probably open about the 18th
November
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The steamship Ohio Lieut.. Schenck, leaves this
morning for NewYork, carrying the California
MALE. Tie boat has been undergoing thorough
securing while in port, and The causes of complaint
have been removed In a warm climate, vessels
crowded with passengers are necessarily uncom.
Portable. But at this season not many passengers
are going North or TO California, and in the month
Of November the passage is much pleasanter than
earlier in the season.
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DIAPER HNNIyINGs,
L CARPET e., RUGS, Z
OIL CLOTH. MATS,

JOSEPH ETTER, No. 20 ca ap street. is now recey.
ing bis fall stock of goods to which he calls the attention OF
purchasers. His stock is complete, and comprises very rich
CURTAIN STCFFs, fine Bobrnette and Muslin CURTAINS,
Curtain Bands and Pins, (uew and splendid Date) Cor
nces and Rods and essential for window trimmings.
The stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS
is large and well MISUNDERSTANDING Administer Tapestry
h-ve Brussels, rheep ply and Ingram Carpets TABLE and
FLOOR on CLOrHs, the latter from "a feet wde MAT
TING whle check and fancy also, Alicante do. for Offices
t9geheT with Table Covers every variety Of Doc MATS
RUGS, Fnnges Ilmps, Mosquito Bars lair Cloth, Bed Fur
ntura Mattresses (gprng, hair )Feather Beds fancy
Chas office and Gothic do Carpets and, in fact, eUsyD
artlrle usually to be found in an Upholstery
The public is respectfully invited call and examine hi.
stock and he is confident his prices will approval
n 3. Papers hung order and Upholstery work executed
with dispatch, ola If
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~ Over the LRke.-.NOtice.-ln consequence Of the
change of schedule Of the Ponhaau Railroad Cars
OLIVIA will leave hereafter after the arrival Of tie p NJ
stead Of the P. NJ. Cars and Saturdays P. ii. Also
Sunday Mornings at A. NJ. as usual. au3Of
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Fre1tch FNscy Dry Goods

A.i19 I'D. p. SEAMAN 81 co. No. u Charities EiR
% street respectfully call the asnton o. 3s SS g I'M
receiving steamship Oh am snps MEM
Beatrice from HaVe w" assure The
s dat our Goods this year been selected with great
have been pu chased on such terms
viii cheap EN- n ne g'ty Our
rich DRESS LkS and
sSTNs Paris EmbTodere Loces Ribbons Gloves Fans Trim
mmrs Aifoas and Straw Bonnets we are also eceV
~ . sgnGcent assortment Paris Millinery hanas, Coaks
s,s s nart Of which MRS sCANLAN viii have opn in
-, fN'' as lw 2lD
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TO THE LADIES,

4Flpectiuly informed that have received my supply Of
FashiCnqbe Winter Goods, consisting in part Of and
3rodered Cambria Handkercheis Hosiery Ladies and Chill
drens Flannel Under Garments and beautiful assortment
of wave pertaining Infants wardrobe Having made
addition of ware expressly for Ladies' enabled
to offer Inducements my customers all Of which are
solicited to call. w. w. THOMPSON,
Ul2 1Charfre5 street.
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~" 1.-The Gem" after a little BRUSHING, looks as
binn ever, and will be rsopeued TUESDAY MORNING.
the 18th inst Many thanks for yor and he assured that the
Future shall be heretofore-Aways the same
Extensive additions progress which will render the Gem
sul more desirable oil
10" POstpOnement.-Hhe sale of Hardware and Ship
Chtudery by catalogue, 5dcer,ed by CARAAN RICARDO to
place postponed until TUESDAY the l5ih inst,
in queuce the death of Mr. E. A. ATKINS
VI M & OLD
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no sUEAH PLANTERs.-Test between MI. Ken
i dall's RioM Fire Brick cost g. and the Scotch Fire
Brick cost $50 branded Garnkmk
Leeds's Foundry, August 3, 1850.
At the of Mr.. Kendall we put into furnace in
which we mel! iron Of Mr. Ksndas brick, with one of
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
slightly Mr.. Keudas not at ALL neither broke or cracked
- LEEDS & co.
stand fire at Is and the CO y WIN, ii, EAGER,
aub 2dpH iStssm BFiok Yo-ks,
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tn The magnificent running passenger
MONTGOMERY EEtes mester will positively sRye THIS "a u
Monday at O'CLOCK Princeton, Lake Providence, Ncks
Ola T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
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The Exploring Expedition, Of the Atchqfala.
ya'--Mr, Kicker and the party of Engineers who
accompany him, have made careful examinations
ana Sonndngs at the outlets of the Atchafalaya, and
nave NJ, acquired large stock of useful information,
We earn from our correspondent 81 Pauersonve,
'a' '9e party had arrived at that place on the 9th
ins'.-Oa' We're to leave Immediately for the exam.
,nauoh Oh the coast at Grand and Lake Fausse
Point. These gentlemen are entitled to great
praise Tor the industry and energy manifested by
them IN pursuing their Investigations dpripg ,bs
intense heat OF the past summer, and amid al The
shs Mississippi. :" Wv VIVA q
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To Persons Declining HOuse-keeping.


TIME UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites the attention
san, declining House keeping TO the superior advantages he
az bis extensive Mart Camp street. disposal
NJ FIIRNITURE all articles the line. The
Ware Room lately enlarged I'M
moved, Is spacious an common Gus the Sou h.
Sgr sales at Auction Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud
SATURDAY; and attentive Statesmen at hl
hose who prefer purchase al prva'e sale.
offered other
undersigned soic continuance Of public patronage.
Out-of-toor Auction Sales promptly attended
90 I'm 2dp WIN. P, SCOTT Auctioneer.
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DURVIs, WOOD & CO., Commission, .lierehqgts,
l. No 80 Gravier street oil 6md&W
Hay, CORN, OATS, BRAN AND sHOHTs-
Constantly in and for sale in lots 10 snlt purchasers
by [fy4 isly1 J. GARLAND co. Lalavette ST
DIE FRUITS-lO0 boxes Pie Fruits assorted, no" land
L ing ship Revenue. from Rosron.
SMITH, WOOLSEY Il co. Front street
old I'm between foot Canal and Crossman 81.
pICKLEs-sO boxes Mills, Miller y Provost, assorted
Il Pickles. SMITH, WOOLSEY Il co.
ola I'm Front ST between foot Canal and Gresham su
MADEIRA WINE-4 pipes Howard, March u 20 3
WI celebrated Madeira in store and for sale by
R. Nj. MCALPlN, Canal street hoW, ,
DIE FRUIT-I5O boxes Gooseberry Pie Fruit, in store
and for sale by -, ,,-.t, .,.., Row
plGf " ~ and 20 Common street.
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saANO FORTEs = The subscriber respectfully an.
hoUneeS 10 the public that he has the .RsaaSS
enuIe agency Gin this city) for the sale Of the .Ss
SS gUrs' e a., NO manGiaeIered 6yJ y W n n
sng Boston, and that he has this time very large
comprising all the varieties Also three good seconC
ell HENRY PARSONS. Is Camp strss..
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NEW ORLEANS, 18th October, 1850.
Mss'rs Editors We make the following from
received from Gen. W. L. Brandon, II Miss We ask
persa by all who interested de welfare par
teuary the prosperity Of the South. They will give you
public some idea Of the virtues of the Eec al Febugehow
viewed bJ nose acquainted with wheher deserves the
and contempt OF physicians and Phanthrups
and investigations and what has been universal result
days, 70 Magazine street. Respectulv
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~ Masonic.
sIsEz hs- NEW ERA r. A. CHAPTER No. 2-The Regu-
NSNlor Month Meeting Of this Chapter fakes place THIS
Va SNENlNG st o'clock. Companions requested 10
Pluclual and visitors invited by orer VI r. II. P
''t W. II RONDEAu Secretary.
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NORRIS & WAY, ~ CAMP STREET,
f2dp Corner oil Common, Ut der Hewletti Exchange
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.-The undersigned
" have associated for the purpose Of coIdqGng General
Wholesale and Retail DRIlG APOTHECA AIRY Busi-
ness under the firm of RANDOLPH POPE, No. l0S Poy
dras street, between Camp and St Charles Streets where
they are prepared h fill country and city orders at the lowest
rates Particular attention will be paid 10 the preparation Of
Physicians Pres nptOns and the general retail depart
ment, From an intimate connection with the drug and
apothecary business this city for the last years. trust
to be deserving of the confidence of those who be
nj ased to extend to US share of their October
9Th. 1850 ROBERT u; RANDOLFH,
as I'm JOHN H. POPE.
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T c. MORGAN'S Literary Depot, Ex-
y change Place. adjoining the Post-oaice

No. ? CAMP STREET,
OLD Ct 3dP opposite Branch Louisiana state Bapk
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And the mute, graceful genius lower'd a torch"
Hope rather than Griet, should be the prominent
idea embodied in Christian tomb. The mmor-
aily of the soul should be proclaimed; not the tenn
porary sorrows of mortals, who are soon to pass
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beautu, French Manulas, EmbfodSres and Laces, En-
dTens Flannel Under Garments and beautiful assortment
ol "aTG e[a99s 70 an infant %9Tdr26e Having made
soi$'fa 10 call. '"''' '"' ". ". TH9MpsoSS., are
MOURNING GOODS.
A FULL SUPPLY of Mourning Goods, consisting in rart
Mousea fanes Black Six GTsnad@e Grape CosTs
39y 9ns G9 sG Ld that are about Pgros
sing will please examine assortment previously. As have
bed ed e e, otter full assortment W. THOMPSON,
puBLLC SCHOOL NOTICE--The Second Municipal.
L uy Night School will be opened on MONDAY, the l4th
All white male residents between the ages of ten and
years VINO are through the day in some
Apple for admission must be made to the Recorder,
either member OF the Committee, or the Principal OF the
school hours, from ia to O'Clock
CohMITTEE:
A. J. LINCOLN, j. L. LEVY, W. MONAGHAN.
OLE I'm
S,TQBE FOR RENT-The store No POI Julia street,
the well calculated for cloth g, boot and shoe M
store, or any fancy retail establishment. Apply at No "a
" NatcheH street, up stairs ola
SPLENDID BEAYER. CASHMERE and MI "a
rRRA 4ATFSN BSk H Ia b black and who
qn and R2Ds that S. come hi.
Cas-Oter Gaps, coored and natura-Cq,h Cars Gfevey
Ola st Canal street, near the Planters Hotel.
y " 400 package, fresh Green and Black Tea:
30 bags Black Pepper;
p do Race Ginger;
. boxes quarts, Preserved Peaches:
10 DO half gallon do. do
30 do Verdabe Olives;
% do Carot and surtne Capers;
R. Nj. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
OLD and 20 Common street.
MINES md LTQUORs-
w BRANDT ESQ Odard, Seignete, Castillon, Otard
Dupuy, BIsguet, etc. ETC.;
GlHS,-Swau, Pine Apple, Black Horse, ETC.;
WlNES-Aladera, Sherry, Old Port, Champagne different
SMITH, WOOLSEY Il co. Front street,
ola N between foot Canal and CrOsman SITS.
SUAfDoiRs!I,Etss- ci..n
Sarlines, Lemon Syrups,
m French Fruits, Assorted Syrups, etc
The above goods al lately imported aud country
chants and Others will find 10 their advantage call before
SMITH, WOOLsEY & co Front street,
ola I'm between foot Canal and Or ,ssman SITS.
IN 20 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
f% e DO DO DO M MniR1s d do
R. NJ. McALPIN, Canal street Row,
| old If and 20 Common street.
| ENURRANT JELLY-a5 boxes pints R. g. Jelly; 10
- do, quarts DO. do: Iust received and for sale BY
ola and 20 Common street
| RoKER's GENUINE BITTER -25 boxes genuine
| - Boxers BitteTs inst received and for sale by
| R. NJ. MCALPlN, Ga3d street Row.
| ola and 20 Common street.
MILLER's LEMON sYHUPE5O boxes Miler'
WI Lemon Syrup, ut received and Tor sale by
| ola and 20 Common street.
i nUFFIELD's HANSEN tierces Dufisd's Hams, ii
''''' ~" r. NJ. aIoALPIN, Cana! street Row.
| OLE and ~ Common stEest,