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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
IL Gate of Nachez has removed to No l44 Cana street
Office in third door beyond the Epl CO.
pal Church. nv onl0s
D EMOVAL.-R. II. MARI. Attorney at Law,
IN has removed from No. IL St Charles street to No. n
C,pn street mn stairs MS ly
D pEMOVAL-JosEPH II. PALMER " Co have
II removed from % Gravlc street No. 4iCamp street,
abO 70 Gravier s2O Onl
D EMOVAL- DIR. MCKELvEY has removed
IL his Office TO No Il CaIOndeet, between Canal and om
mon streets. US ON
u observation-disclosures DAGUERREuTYPE
II removed 10 the Of Cana and tha'tes
Street.-The finest Portraits in the world taken nj TINS s-
trsnrs M IA Canal street nj 3mOp"
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BY VINCENT & CO.
Lot OF OF Ground.
BY VINCENT & co.

J. EUGENE TOURNE, AuCuoneer.
MONDAY, December . at Il o'cloek-wnI be sold at the S.
NJ Lunis Exc anEe- - . - ..
The Undivided Hal OF Ger ain PIECE OF GROUND. situated
in Faubonr. TrGmt First Municipality, designated hy Lo No 5
SQUARE TO- having DumIlu street by l<O rt
deph measure equivalent 81 es and act on front
I2 depth American metsure heH cen Rob
ersun aud the above properly can be
d office
tine third CASH balance 6 and 2 months tor notes
beprug mortgage the properly and if paid maturity, to
bear per cent. per annum.
Act OF sa John Claiborne Notary Public At the expense
o the hl9
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Two gentlemen reached this city yesterday morn
ing from St. Paul, in the steamer Excelsior, who
have been on a hunting and exploring expedition
the plains and as far north as he settlements
of Selkirk and Pembna, on the Red River Of the
North Their arrival at St. Paul is announced in
the Minnesota Pioneer, Of the l4th inst, in The fol-
lowing manner:
"Two gentlemen of her majesty, Queen Victo-
ria's Guards, the Hon. Edward Stewart Wortey
ani the Hon. W. Coke, have Just arrived in ST
Paul, on their return from hunt in the buffalo
ranges of the Red River of The North, having been
absent q furIongh of five months. These gen
tIemen report the unusual success OF their party,
having seen as many as 200 buffalo cows killed in
single fortunate drive, by party of eighty horse
men, mostly half breeds. The hunters swept over
the range far northwest of DEVILS Lake, killing all
the Buffalo they desired
In addition we learn from these gentlemen that
hey left st Paul on The 24h Of August, with a
party consisting of only five persons; and after
many singular adventures, innumerdhIe incidents,
harlships, &C., intermIXed with great deal of
genuine sport, they were so fortunate as to escape
al danger from hostile Indians, and returned after
three months "Trip, safely to ST. Paul, where they
arrived on the 18th inst. During their ramhe
they visited Pembina, Sekrk Settlement, and Fort
Garry, and from the census recently taken, learned
that Pemhiua and settlement thereto attached con-
tanned 200 inhabitants and Fort Garry the Eng.
! lish trading post and environs about 600. They
represent that far off country in quiet state, and
! the inhabitants in as prosperous and happy COndl
| to1 as circumstances will admit. The lnhahuant
Of Sekrk were in partial state of revolt agalns
! u=urpttons aud restrictions imposed upon 5hsi
! commerce. by the Hudson Bay Company, and un
| less something is done by the British Governmen
TO relieve their grievances II Is thought mat ar
open eruption will Ultimately take place. Emigra
uon from the English to the American possessions
in that quarter. was on the increase, and from q
small trading post, Pemblna, the American settle
| ment has risen TO place of some importance, ant
now contains, as by the recent census tahen, ,2Ot
inhabitants.
Messrs. Wortley and Coke bring no news of i'm
| porance. On their return they were delayed seve
raj days by losing their way on the plains, tn
whole country having heen burnt by the Indians
large war parties of whom were constantly mOvinl
| III almost every direct On,
Alter a few days so urn in the city, Messrs. W
and c. will proceed 10 New Orleans, and wi
thence, in all probability, sail directly for England
St. Louis lnelligenCer
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFOR MA.
For California.
-. Enr CAL-E I'M Nin the IsTHMLs

Fra For CALF sRNIa, via the ISTHMUs
NTfkfEN OF GEHUANTEPEt.-f y OnseT Of this
alssSssa route, tine fir and favor ste mi
ALAB AVA, r. w Foster. commander viii leaye ihe
wharf oOi of Girod st for COATZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching aNeraCruz the lUth December tor her h tp,
The 10Th January =rOud The lst February
ls5l, for her third and subsequently, at ais o.
twenty deys The a ALBANIA ascend tn about ~
miles Her stopuqge Vera Cuz will be OHy lew hours.
The travel to san FTauzp IS hOttened nearly aHp MI es
The cost is atty d. VIII be observed by reference
to the foot. Tn. county be traverssd IS heahy,
the iaCtIes considered abundant. TherOad
Mules and hOres lie obtained There towns
and C1mmud stOppage and the whole distance can he
made in about htys hours. Confirmation OF this be
easily procured previous 10 engagement uare deslrOus
adventure No established of iTtvel has
been ma e by the TehuanepsC Company Of SewOrean
propose give their Immediate attention tDt bu
wm they afford the opportunity that the Dub iC should be-
come pTacucAly acQuaned win On'e OF communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES or PASSAGE: .
N 'hIoOh ~
IN lspNtF =,
Freight 81 cents per cubic foot ~ 10 pound, baggage
n23 Ios T.. j. MEEKER x 60. 6s Poydras st.
IT For san FKANCI~Co and -NCaAMkN-
@EfE IpLITY-ReguiGr Line Of California Pa, ksLs.
a7==<Sn The Al and ia2J sal nz bark GIP-A
Jap Geo j. Essng 'Ing halt nt her ngaged, ,w
meet wit all pOssIe despatch This vessel Is the rs ella
newly cOpper-d, well Ound and fitted respect, and
excellent Accommodations Ur cabin and
who vii be landed at San Francisco Sacramento
WM j. DEWEY s8 Gravier st.
Capt. James A. Grant OF SACRAMENTO u ~ the sh Of
of the of this vessel take charge OF
any cos snment7 directed to his care and CIV any ntoma
the Agent, and refers Mes Tch Caru'hers,
Pttsburs james p Jack y Co.. Cincinnati; BucharBOu,
Carroll Go, Newt rleans - kl-mm, Cashier of the
| Commercial and Agr' u!tura B k, Texas. MS
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A LGIERS GROCERY AND SHlP CHANpLERf
"A S,rnpv The unIe signed grateful for the patronage
heretofore bqsow Ell the wants OF his customers,
bas snarg bs STOCK and siOre and h0 with these In lties
t thar rnnIinuance He prepared to h all Plntaon
Shin StesnlIo i and Family orders in the Grocery aud
sim Cbsrterv line AT city prices and the shortest
U ksens con tanty hand extensive assortment OF Fresh
Grocere., Paints and " FIch ana lurpenune aEum and
of sTdCare CTUckeTy and Tin Ware, Nnd Sheed's W
Tantei Tools or caTpenters' and eau kers' use
u5 30 lHl'hAS HuGhES-
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DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS BLANKETS Selling down
II super 5a5on ouud ankess7 0oI town at SO g
super RDbuu huuu Bsnsets, 50 Isl .-'. . %
3roint French anks "a 0 to the PaF g ~ ''' 81 "
Sur4r sf IN N I Linen at sI2 So Ser peee-sams mark
number, ling the inen stoies at SIS.
Tur.r ed STUFF 80 iIches d -G per yard
"a I'm o-aW Al the NEwNoRK STORE, los Poydras 81
JOSEPH IL. PALMER * co.
MO, A. CAMP eEEET, otT dsaes large and trssn
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODSp embracing oolh
foreign and American.
s1me Of the leading articles named below.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
bvadUIhs aud airnsre blhe black aui fancy enors
Jeans ali cplors Uuou Fannels all qaalies aud
half Wool Printed NisriHo a ashnersH
eys kentucky and Geyrga col psos AID IEilsi
Plaid Lhscked Lnsry Gala WCo aid, tor ehdena
kes, weighing s Saddle Ranxe fine and coarse Bed and
irh Blankets,
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleachei Sheengs and
OF aud Fna'ry and
popular baut NoTh South; Prntet Cai large assert
American English French ed Cotton Goods,
Mosquito Nankeeis Cotton Iantks chiefs great
variety cotton Hosiery Goods a CHAINS
net hni SWiss and Book Nusinsi Bishp Lawn Checked
Muslin, ec. etc
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped, Plaid
Eae, Slas ST, Flureces +ua uehews; salns
yeyets; Handkerch Cravats, ladies and gentlemen;
silk Satin vestng; Bounet Cap Neck AMI Belt Rihbofi
all unmhtT plain, Saun snd Hanea hhtns pacds a' Huh-
HHd col0rs Mhar usrs; Canton Cohs BonbaEes ETC.
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens whole and deni pieces;
Bed lahe Linens and Towels Lneu htnihefchislss
coarse and fine etc
tR With other articles line Of business q #
DRY GOODS BY THB PACkAGB.
~. RsFEEtBc9' $nIiSh.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. SO GRAVIER STREET. T
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

NJ, TEACHER OF MUSIC. salk-
&S Ls-MRs.M N CAMgByLL, rsash. OF wu- SgTS-IT4R
st ben Be 'ss p@ NS sH " 1 s.sss: r0R
de: .cs T tss . sS S . s' ESQ 0"' gs ss on
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Race
NEW ORLtANe FhM Alk INsrITITh-uK.
Day sSP B9sEPsS Tp SSMS@G rpR R. f9RSS ~ rd dA99ss
MACAULAY,.. Tbs Institution s nuder the personal
supervision of Mrs Macaulay; the advanced Glasses the
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Mscau
lay assisted by another gentleman To give Instructions in
bspa"g Vocal and I0sumsnfai Music ths most
The school arranged o as makeit both English
and French school ana the aim ot The Prncpas e to Soa
2l studies aoos at The same m ss q. IKE
TsS maS sn Fdr the ms pup Of ever age Es
VI intellectual tnre, ample arangeen' nave neen
the pGpis, ard young ladies received ub The ,amiy IS
boarde will snare in the enoymen privileges anu sttsA-
TRe Psy. GroaRd-an item essential to schools large.
Te9uire will made parents who have had heir daugh
er oop.se 5os Ls'us On soy ard Biography will be
delivered 70 the advanced easse, BY DE- Macantay during
SUBJECTS, the school furnished with the requisite
For qrtRe. m s,s, Information appSSRoB ss %SX be
CarroIIfOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
live from New Orleans ard 200 d' beyond temi
REv'D ELiJAE GUION Rector and Principal English
iREvD CHAs. H. WILLIAMSON Principal Of the French
MSS CLARA D. NJ GuloN. Principal Of the Musical De-
par mert: -,,.. . ,a...-... 49,, .
Vih0sl Eupervl,lon | hs sirs the
hI Institution f- he inuucton ct young sdiFa all the
bRrheE Of complete GhrIaau s'ucHt ~l he opened r ne
reception ot boarnE pus MONDAY November ~ s5t "a
elegant spacious MAJ Ensn as ne arH4aa
House., and recently lrucs p Dr. j. l. RIdasH pe4-
sandy situated the beH1by retired Ct A. On
hans OF the cCuaEips Ne1a
! | a all hours ny the Rai,Iosu.
The Tor bOsd, Tuition English French ahu ssa
MuIc Washpg SlOA pert uonbs in'trlnsits
Mus including So per 10 m .btaHhs 80
pr PnPs WI their own sbet ~ q v es'es
napknk and TIE ether re4usres ~ aah "
: Ihr lneu19n vii 5e sqwfs' srtefy and iRua-
r | Tiablg u advance.
l. - Visits 10 the rupts to their Esrsn sud
guar lu sHho red BY utin s'lur'ay NJ - st
ngrr M tie rrc Ion oI No visits received Sunday
h Rss- ucss ishup and CeTgy o ne 'nt Episcopal
al Cbn M LouisIsna Parish Of Ieteron, c beE
:, | =. aS4 7m
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DOM TIC FORTS.

<sza CBAHi.EBE TON AND HAH JANA
<Et fkI-kA Packet UHitsd States NAL Line beUeeR
alsszSs7aas ChGrtestgG and HdUand, SIBGnnah and
Hest-The sp"niid steamship ISABEL, Capt. Roi
in lUJ buhen has resumed her regular tTcuI
CH RIESTOS Is. q. } tn HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharestOnSth and I'd of each month; e5yns Chanes-
ton Tor Havana the ls and 18th.
PASSAGE:
lvana To Charleston Savannah. 4AN
Havana TO Key w. 30
For further particulars, apply
NJ. q. MORnECAl, Charleston, or
Z. j. HART x co. ~ TchOupyvnulas st. y. Orleans
Agents at Hava nH, DRAKE BROS Y co.
~" Passenger leaving Havana Oy ship reach
BALTIMORE the Fjfth Dry by taking the Land Route, and
New ork and PHI ale nha in the by taking this
Steamship tn those d. 2aP
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STEAMBOATS,.
.paza- For Mobile -D1iLT 8
=. ~ d u LA.L--- 2L

.sEss2s 4. 4 s. :Ss155 MaIt su zvE@ js.,!45s .iss
2, 0RE$0N. Gap!ain I: a Hiero, and
s.pS'. i9f LAKE Trade VIII 'GgsTo soeSnnoda
steamers viii iesvs the POntchsrain Railroad Daily or
the arrival at The hsse ol tgf 4oGock F. NJ csTa1d the
an f9r ssG T. R2os Assa Soaa d aSs Place
fGf I"tt Noble iss SRs * GfsHi L. IL n.Ie IeSs9aa SsS
7z1zzzS=-1n L. B. Griffin, will leave til. Lake end of
Pss3t VII be isceYsd # III GR9a M,s9Sn to
Eecre and and Ae1S9riagThe new b dFaugbi I
E5az71zz and ast running steamer sAhAH COR
inerne late iandnEs on MONDAY the I'd DecembeT At
O'clock For freight or passage, apply on board foot OF
nSl o. ROUBIEU. Agent, "A Old Levee st.
fss%nS STGs H.ir;eqES &Sss@5s Ssss9a
fz-zz7sszzT l-ahe proyldencei NuIkens he9dS Neks
@ pfnd % aa6 a s + ruaegs % PHI p3se6s9F o steamer y MN o
above and all interm~date landings on MONDAY, Dec :,
ng O'Clock P M For freight g. ps'fff TffRp R3pPyP PS, % r
LaIkaftfS HOCK-For Shrevel ort, Natc6rrocbe, aHd
swiII a6%ias sieams Sd AMRo Sap ies% @
TOR he above and all ~ ermedHe ia9dlugs on MONDAY
aPGy on boaFd' foot OF CqfoRhGgs gST e 2ff% Pov5rs
sAs4s NH.For Leiore, Greenwood, Marion, va,
CANT and swift Tnnn1 steamer LAT0SA. CaPain T.
Hunt, vii, lea for the above agd al intermediate landings
or gassase, appy on bo4gd foot Of TfPa street grto
EsS%infn ISSRsS''fff Hiis% raSGs.
zSESsssEs Tus.umba, ana all andings Tennessee
a@ e Ps wit viii esSs =; b. ab"s
and nterme date ports and andugs on MONDAY, the .
6Sa or az \" o T. SS5 SHFH R'i7'fS i@S, o"
.ss%&r .,esns %nisEiII% PS.seRseT Fs an: raSks
sEssSsz EyaGsyIe Padncah and MsmPhl' = The
KEY C F. a. K w nys o The sSoy
and all intermediate ports about TU ESDAN, Dec. 3,
CLOCK \" or 'ss Z q t;iiiT sHiT&D fDRY YP%,
nST, a HsgHinr OmAchita Packet,to Or, amde9.
lfEt ne ne; "s " pas'ese eI steamer i Nv tp' -
aud a 1Ie me'a'e GHS NJ. on Black and 0uacb R'es
having accommodations apply on boa,
OeiSe'H dS roy aHa f. T E!Isf co 8 Camp st
The steamer New word VI" give clear bills la'Ing through
to camden. and not return until she accompIshs the TN
| BrS - For AIeNaudria, Natchiroches, and
5 WI cave as ga aS0ys or the h Instant
O'Clock NJ. For freight passage, apply board,
'ods d. 0' '''''s EDWARD u PoMRoY, % Common st
hsgnar ed%@;ssdpH .,ed MtyeF pack \
- toohes and Aexaadrg-The superior aud swift
running pss.enge. steamer CADnu, Capt Ro!'t Graham,
WE6SGsD ~. " the % Ih ms ms at cooE p NJ For rel 1t
passage, apply bOa,d, foot Of uo nhnuse street,
| dG T. =. SMITH u r'y ras street
~ n Regular 0uaclitn Packet CORA No
ToI,,g Ca%de Sn5mSsgHSe % Nacb nE"G q
Inenew elegant and swift running passenger steamer COR
AZ nsrna8s e aG a1dhs ON the eDfS
al o'clock NJ. For freight passage, apply on board
d2 or WILLIAMS, PHILIPS n 10.
S*T566 %S% Ga@1en %SSsS &6a@S,saor sa%f "
ssHaE4 nj gIoG, M,nrae Co'um~he, AID al lapdlns
running steamer DIR0G, Capt, Thomas I,apsey is mo-
receiving ire GIT, and will with quick dispatch for Il
s above and all intermediate landings For
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EfGN PO rs.

FO n + II ~ r y n I y.
~e=. FOR VERA CRJZ-The well known and
<HFhTYS tavorires m.hp 4 lAB ANA, K w. Foster,
commander, wn leave the wharf foot of Girod
for Vera Cruz on TUESDAY,, 10th December,
O'Clock P. NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
IL m 10 Lower Caon %
sB Two hundred and fifty pounds OF baggage allowed
passenger.
ES1 For ifeight passage, apply TO
n23 Z. J MEEKER 4 CO., 66 Poydras street.
It FOR LITEhPOOL-The Al ship ALtX
&fHE GRANT, Capt. Alexander, will have immeA ate
@A dispatch tor the above For freight passage
Apply Taos. ROGERS, JR., X 60.
my q. w. tIIN NER, % St Charles
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No. I2I GR.AVIER STREET, betDesn st. Chdrlss
aud CdrOadeLet door from corner OF CdrORdstsL
NFRS, w WILSOR respectfully informs her 60
WI friends and the public that she continues in the sl
above eligible location occupied by her dung the e2h-
ss two years. prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
ler long experience and the desirable and
1catiOn of her HOus, she feels confident nj being able C
give satisfaction to all who favor her with ther
patronage. Her TERMS vii to he very Nor
rRArF do Iyd&W
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MUSIC.
PIANO FOuTE AND MUSIC sTORK.

PIANO Forts AND MI SIC sTORE. -"
80 c 4 NJ p S tn + F. r.
IN A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
Il. PLANO FORTES, from the justly is22 rSe-z,,rs,
davis Il Co. BOston John B. Durham, n fFRn
David Van Wink1e, A. u, Gale u Co. andJ v
las H. Grovestien, New York also Psye!s Paris AMOS.
lrders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PtA-
actory. These Pianos decidedly the hast Piano now N
paCHaTly for the country, where Timers can seLdOh
had they will stand longer and In better tune than any
lther Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or
,Uy. NIOLINS, AtCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
kA other Musical Instruments, constantly on hand and
XSsEE for sale at low prcea. SHEET MISlG tnI Pl2ng
fsS BOOKS for all musical instruments. ~ LIB
sal Discount eaers Teachers and all those sending Re
,,r'ers An orders promptly attended TO- NM
NNUS. AND VI sICALINsTRU MENTs.-The
lNA subscribers woulh respectfully request your
attention u their and extensive stock Of Mu
s, and Musical Merchandise of deScTltOn gTTn1t
ani a,1 10 their well selected assortment 0t PlanO M
lr-s, from The fac ones OF thi hrs makers IN the
Unit States and Europe :, ~
Strings iur Violin Guitar Harp, ViOincelo Double Rass
et, Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws etc.
Vioins Flutes, "a tars ACcordOns Brass nstrume mis-
for Hands Tam ,nurnps Rano-. Drums, exc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers, FORKS, etc ETC. and
every article connected with the husiC Business
Orders Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
hbera discount made dealers and professors, and to
Second and Piano, bought, and taken in part paYmen
All the new Music received from the North pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr. II. d. Hewitt. New Orleans, la, Oct ..
&, A. TYLERr
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STATIONFHY AND BLANK BOOKS.-We take
- pleasure in inform former e5EIHkz8
patrons and the pubic generally that we are A.L&KA
ree-tabshed our old stand No; 59A<w-FTsxY
Camp and prepared to oil all OF HkkszEa1y
ders for STATIONERY and b BLANk Boz n satis-
ia tory manner Our stock teing entirely new, and the
largest the Scuth offer complete Assortment to those
CORsON ARMSTRONG stationers,
ol0 6m 81 amp street,
S,TATIONERN -CORSON Il ARMSTRONG, SO
- Camp street respectfully call the of those wish
ing good and serviCeabe STATIONERY and BL ANk
BOOKS to their large, complete and entirely new stock,
which they offer reasonable terms Ths blNDERA
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build;
ing, they enabled 10 give their special enuon to al
orders in Their To stock OF PAPERS ask
especial reference. --.- -
CORSON s. ARMSTRONG, Stationers.
oIO FIN 50 Camp street.
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ADTkLN, Rt~TAUKANIS

DLANTERS HOTEL-Thjs time honored and
4 fashionable establishment havi undergone con- szk
siderable alterations and Tepas dulng the pat sum S4;
mrr superior order iur he aclOmmnd alton OF GE
The bic whose patronage The undersigned would Ss
RESPECTFULLY solicit, promising that eXerOHs sha be
wanting his part make their pleasant and
able. His fol Ow~:
ard ami Lodging the Pubc Department, day 81 90
Board ami LO ging in the Lad es Family Depart
rnent. according the Room occupied, from $50
81 80 per day to .....:, .............
2 The BAR Room ard BARBER SHOP from their posi-
heretofore annoying IN Ladies entering the estSb h
have been ChHnget. and the entry to The Hotel al
tered make and pleasant ts be Ieved hat
he and accommo compared with those
of other houss the Planters oe will not be surpassed by
any other establishment in lhe city .
MS 3m NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor
WHITE HALL. No Al ST Louis street-NeiC
w SatO0n and Res duraRt for LGdies
The suhsCTi ler. grateful for he t9s
which they have experienced at the WHTIE SN"-sAS-
Halt and desous of its continuance have greatly emhe
isnrd heir establishment On SATURDAY 18th November,
At 7 o'clock NJ. they will open a New RESTAURANT
T@> = SAL DON the secon nd.stnTy OF the same
{ n o house, No. A ST LOu street
~ NJ This saloon. decUrat by the best artists
SA% of this city, units elegance 10 comfort IN
the tables will he spread the decace OF each season. and the
Wins CaOlce.
eT" TIE pub ic invited Saturday neT partake O
sIendd LUNCH, by which this Sa oug viii be opened
nII fin s.. NlO~ CA " 90.
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NJ. LEF0RF, iO3 AT. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the ST. Charles Theatre.
The Hing Ot COnIectiOners, late from Paris
TO PROV + that We do not take tins title IN
i vain, we pray the public in general srd those Sfs
passing establishment. give ca aud eN EYE
anime lOT them We have the choice AiSs-s}H
and varied HTtc es OF CONFECTIONERY, uch SsS
Pastries, Cake, all pure Sugar or Chocolate TFT
Candies, etc, etc. r. ,,.-
Mr. Leort has the best collection of Flower icurss Sta
ues Fancy Goods, Fruits, Toys, IN pure sugar nheh
have ever before been seen in this city. - ~ -
Mr. LeiOrt also has engage the best rehch y Iuos,
.I;i;.I ~ ~, -,u''a.oi, N n29 3mos
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL man by the name of
Bowie, from the neghborhood of Panther Creek,
was killed on Mo day, near Three Mile Greek, on
the Line Creek road. His horse took fright in de-
scendug the hill, from the breaking of the breach
ing, and running into gully, pitched him from his
wagon, and 1t is supposed knocked him speechess.
fIs lived but a few minutes after the accident He
had started for Mississippi, with his wife and six
children, who are thus left destitTe. We learn
that charitable persons residing in the vicinity paid
every at enton to the destitute family, saw the
mains properly inferred, and supplied The family
with funds 10 reach their upnneCtuns in Mississippi
MuntgomerY lAa.l journal 21lh.
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BOARDING.

families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board at No. 2i5 Common ST.
between john and -. Peter streets. O25 3mlpt
MRS. w. E BROWN informs her friends and
INl the public that, having ppen and thoroughly 49,
rennva ed the WANERLY HOUSE, No. GS Ianal {sfss!s
atey occupied by Mrs Shall sh- prepared iia
TO offer every accommodation. 10 both transient and-ssA
permanent BOales, N pains and expense procure
New Or cans, November s. 1870. MA lyos
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BURNED WITH THE HoUsE.-The Montgomery
Advertiser and Gazette says g that about half-past
seven O'Clock on Sunday evening, the 10th ult,
the dwellir house Of MIR. James P. Pope, in that
vicinity, was consumed by fire, together with Two
Of his children. The family, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs Pope and three children, land an infant,) had
retired to bed. When they awoke and discovered
the fire, it had progressed far that Mr.. and Mrs.
| P. had barely time to escape from the burning
building, Mrs. P. carrying with her the infant in
| her arms. The other two children, a daughter
about seven and a son about four years age, were
| on a small bsdstead under the one upon which the
father and mother were sleeping, and despite the
exertons of The father TO save tn m, they perishet
in the flames. In his attempts 10 save them, say,
the writer, Mr.. P. was badly burnt. Mrs. P. wal
| also burnt in several places.'