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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
HLLSDALE STEAM FOUNDERY.
1850.

w. WELCH, N Co. PrOpr1etOrS.
Rail Road Street, HiiIsdaie, Mich.
MANUFACTURERS of all kinds Mill Gearing,
Threshing IMachnes Horse Powers, Separators,
&c. Keep constantly on hand, Woods, Woods
Improved Longs, Woverene, Premium, Michigan
and Sub Soil Ploughs. Caldron, Caldron, l, 9, g.,
4, and 5, Pail Kettles. Fire Dogs, Sleigh Shoes,
Wagon Boxes Waffle Irons, sc.
They are prepared to furnish patterns for all kinds
of Machinery.
Wood and Iron Turning done TO order.
NJ Most kinds of Produce Wood, Old Iron, Brass,
and Copper, received in payment, Cash not refused
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
HILLSDALE HOUSE.

Il THE subscriber has again become
@zsy0A the proprietor of the above Hotel, To-
I.sssMl. Gated il this Village; where he will be
lIJii "a found, happy 10 see his old friends and
.ssszsses4 patrons, and able to supply them with
all the comforts which the country affords.
With ordinary prosperity, he nauers himself that
he will be able make his connection with the Hills
dale House permanentone.
To persons unac quainted with the subscriber and
the "HHsdale House he would say that his House is
only the largest but located in the ell ible
aud pleasant part of the said village, but short dis
from the Rail Road Depot. nd if they will give
him cal, he will do all in his power ender their
stay with him agreeable. [5Oll A. HoWDER.
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"The path of duty is plain before us-we have
more than a single star to guide our foot steps-we
have brilliant constellation, set in the political
armament on the 4th Of july 1776, and all over
respendent with the light of Union. That is the
light which embraces us all, and belongs to us all
and exhibits us to the world as the One People" /"
who declared themselves independent ma ion.
That it may be resolved into its elements and these
be hurled in mad confusion against each other,
destroying and destroyed until chaotic darkness. be
again, is true that heaven for our sins
may withdraw from protection and support, and
leave TO blind weakness. But that
man can do this, and not be enemy to his coun-
try is difficult to conceive that he can do it
and not undo the work of the Revolution--as that
he can do it and not destroy our hopes, and bring
upon us train of dire affliction and calamity, of
which the child unborn is to taste the bitterness.
1t blood be shed again, except under the flag CT
the Union, It can never mnge with that blood
which consecrated our land when men marched to
battle with Washington to lead them. 1t will not
produce the same fruits. Armed men will grow up
out OF this peaceful soil--not such men as put on
armor to establish the Union, the independence,
and the freedom Of their country, and laid it down
when her liberties were secured-but men supplied
with furys arms, with the destroying rage called
military ambition with the lust of dominion and
its di NAL progeny, whose procession is closed with
the despOt and his bloody sword.
Brother will be seen fighting against brother,
and father against son, ali wonnding the bosom Of
their parent country, and with every blow striking
down uer constitution, her laws, and her freedom,
Our part is clear. Union is our country and
we are on the side of our country, her constitution,
her authorities, and her laws. Within the temple
of Union are the graves of our ancestors. We will
not consent that the glorious fabric shall be torn
doWn-We cannot consent that the graves of our
fathers shall be divided No: let Us suppIicate the
continued protection of Heaven with devout and
earnest spirit, and let prayers be that our de-
scsndants, 10 the remotest posIerity, may be able
together 10 make their pilgrimage in peace, as we
have this day done, to the tombs of the departed
patriots, and find them still united in one country,
and in one Union, watched over, and guarded, and
reverenced by ONE PEOPLE. God in his mercy for.
bid that more should be required of us. But If the
extremity must come the voice from the tombs will
be with us-Ihat UNION is OUR COUNTRY"
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HE NICARAGUA TREATY.-Mr CLAYTON, in
his speech at Wilmington, Delaware, referred to
the recent letter of Chafeld, the British Charge at
Nicaragua, in which it was stated that the treaty
between the United States and England sex
pressly recognizes the Mosquito Kingdom, as
aside from the right which the Government of
Nicaragua claims on the coast" Mr. CLAYTON saws
ii this letter is genuine, Mr.. Chatfeld has been
guilty Of perverSiOm Of tile treaty which no
honorable government could defend for moment,
and which the British authorities he feels satisfied,
would dsdain to adopt. He says:
The objects aimed at by the President in that
treaty were to obtain for country a speedv mas
sage to the Pacific, not only by great ship canal,
but By any and every other canal or railway across
the lsthmus, which divides North from South
Amerca-to secure the perfect neutrality of the
vast region embraced in that lsthmus-to save the
expense of maintaining any naval or military DOW
ers to protect these routes-to guard them against
blockade II time of war-to bring into closer rela
tions with us our possessions on the Pacific and tn
dedc the highways 10 the use of all nations
which might agree to extend to them the same pro-
lection which the United States and Great Britain
had guaranteed For various reasons it is not INV
purpose to discuss these subjects in detail. and
have only glanced at this one for the purpose ol
preventing misconcePton in regard to one OF the
most important acts of General Taylor's Admins.
| tration'
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FROM CURAcoA.-A letter to the New York
Herald, dated CuracOa October 23d, says;
Two days since, Spanish topsail schooner.
called the Deseada, passed this port; the authori-
ties received information that she was SLAYER, and
had come to an anchor in one of the lower bays,
for the purpose Of procuring provisions and a
physician, the commander being very unwell the
authorities az Immediately ordered the brig ofwar
Ternate to get under way and board her, examine
her papers, and, if not correct, to seize her as
prize. Her papers being correct, the man -ofwar
ordered her off the coast; the schooner imme-
dlately went to sea. The authorities, it appears,
had IN the meantime received positive information
that she was SLAYER, and had at least 1876 slaves
on board; the man of-war was ordered to pursue
her and if possible to take her Up to the present
time, it is known here whether she is taken or not.
The commander of her is an old slave tradern
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MUSIC.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL LINsTRUaIENTs.-T
lVl subscribers would respectfully request your eaX
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu- ~
sic and Mucca Merchandise of description au
and also to their well selected of Piano Ee
Eortes from the faco of ths first makers in the
United States aud Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, Vioincelo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Viong, Flutes Gu tars. AGcordions Brass instruments
for Bands, Tamhounnes, BanjOs, Drums, etc. etc,
Piano Forte Wue Tuning Hammers, Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business,
attended to-
seminaTies.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for new
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct n
o25 dtfAW4t H. d. HEWITT.
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A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA SToRETbe undersigned IS grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and to the Of his
has enlarged his stock and slne and ho with hse facilities
70 merit their continuance; he prepared to fill al P ntatn
Ship, Seanboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
Ship OhRndey ne at city prices and the shortest no
He Keeps family hand eXsnsiye assortment OF s
GroeeTes Paints and OIL Pitch and Tppentne oakum and
of Hardware, CTockefY and Tin Ware and Sheied's
' ms 3ms THOMAS HUGHES.
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Succession of Cyrus Gtecn-Improved Property
on suzette street. second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.

WhDNESDAI December 4, at L ocock-Wlt he sold at
" ton, Banks Arcade and pursuance
non n Lea Judge Ol the SecouI Dilrict Cou OF Nw0rean
dated Nov. 2,
The follow ing described property belonging the
Cyrus Green, deceased. viz
certain LOT OF GaOUND, with all improvements thereon
in III" bounded Dy Benjamin, suzette, Thoms
Tchcnpitouas Said Lot AZ inch At
front Euzets by depth Of
parallel lines The improvements conprse large
family residence, built Of brick having below eight
aoYe with galleries front aud side two story ena and rva
IN the With cistaTn raised brick
tons arTHngel tor Keeping meats butter, etc. below,
Terms OHehrd cash: balance I2 Is months for
bearing n from date, by gage
prapeTty.
Act of sale before VIM Monaghan N p the expense of the
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The cholera, or similar disease, has broken out
at indianapolis. Ia and created quite panic among the
members Of the convention there assembled The victim
18th inst and lied that night j. s. johnson, coorsd bar
ber who shaved the deceased TAKEN died in
few hours Mr. Van Renthuson, Of Shelby county, Ia the
membero the convention w5s also attacked and died
Another man also died Ihe Sergeant Arms the con.
yenhn was very ill, and expected to Ii was
thought that the convention would adjourn in consequence
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORR.
90 n 4 Z ".

80 CAMP S TR EET.,
eIN A TYLER has hand and is constantly receivfne
~; PIANO FORTES, from the Justly
celebrated Manu- factories Of Hsiet'
David Van Winkle, A. d Gale CO; andl " Wy
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PIA-
NOS to be delivered in as fast Ieeeyed from th
uss particularly for the country, whore Tuners seldom
be kad as they will stand longer and in better tune than
other Piano These Pianos have independent
which be removed in moment. there being
tion hetWeen the Piano and .Sunenar GUITARS
stzg. VIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, apt
kAA other Musical Instruments constantly on hand anf
SssE for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC tor Piaps
4te1& Forte, Guitar, Finite, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
bSf BOOKS for all musical instruments. E;fS- A Lib
eFa Discount To dealers, Teacher and all those sending arr
orders. An orders promptly attended to. mh2a
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BY VINCENT g. co,

1AOt Oi UfOunu.. AOt OF Ground.
BY VINCENT 81 co.
J. EUGENE TOUREE, Auctioneer.
MONDAY December q u o'clock-yil be sold the
Nl Louis Exc' unge--
The uniivi1ed Hall Of ain PIECE OF GROUND situated
in FaubourE Ttme First Municipality deiEnated by Lot No
in Square 7D having GU feet front Dumain by 100 feet
ceph, French equivalent Ga feel ant
ana 25 feet and trac ion ueph American measu) between OBJ
eon and Claiborne plan the above property
office
third cash; baunce and 2 months
bearing moTtgae the property and ii paid maturity,
bear interest at per cent. per annum.
Act Of before John CaOorne Notary Fub the expense
of the pur, hastT nl9
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E5ss s.. ND gas ss
SIDES r regu ar LESSONS she Lectures 10 b.r p1 oa ~
the ience Music Price s. for twelve lessons na3 yOs
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
- sts by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL nss1y
~ Day q Asp I'D B@oARnINe @ sgH9oL FoR YogNe L4pIEs.
6Sds SS DR. ss and sSs
snpervOn Of Mrs Macaulay; the advanced eissss the
BY anohss snssa T0
and aa$
pliShed professors are employed r,-.
and FeSS cOo s fhe pS e ao
duct hsr pupils hrough IA substantial & and systematic sOn
ledge and progressive Discipline q the hear as well the
Of INTELLECTUAL culture, ample been made
No eos viii be wanting asis to promote the improvement Of
boards viii share in the eJoyments, privileges and
TRe Play GroGnd-an item essential to schools large
d and seopfsd I de- from public view and Ieieepee wsn
ters at the Institution for years.
delivered the advanced Glasses BY Dr. Maea1ay during
winter and 70 aid the pupils understanding the urss o
apparatus For further Information application may be
CarrOlltOn Episcopal Female Seminary,
s: he o& Nss Sa efo easo6S s1 ssSy. @ beyond the %
REvD ELiIAH GuIoN, Rector ahd PTinpaI the Ensinh
REv'D CHAs. H. WILLIAMSON. Priaeipa, Of the French
Mas. CLARA D. NJ. GUIoN Principal Of the Musical De-
The RT kEv'D LEONIOAs POLK D. D., will ss-sEsia,
s1srciIe vHOTai Aupsrson the general srs Of the
This lnsituien r tbs ef yOung ladies' In ali the
branches complete Christian educeen, T be opened for the
reception of boarding pup MONDAY November An 1850, in
the elegant hanni0a fousGly the Ard
House., snd recently the ra'idrcs Of Dr. J! l. Kidd H pea
tsns pp vat sees.sbis On New
TSs expense fer soIr Tuition EngHna French and vsea
Munc Wathiay 500 Fl nsnthK
AIn,- including strumsnt SEQ Drawing
prr term Prps furnish their shas cases. tsxe
hapkis spoons nniahsd ~
lns1iah All pSyrasnts will te rsquSdstrieff
| Tia5ls advances.
ri visB the Pupis will he their parents snd
EuTtihs, anil others authorized by them Saturday, p NJ
apart reception OF visitors. No rsessd Sunday.
Resrsaes tie shop CsTEy Protsstant Episcopal
Church Louisana. .Caron Pash Of Jefferson, October
| g3 teS9 oal em
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The following is handed to us with the particu-
lar request that it be published. 1t is taken from
the London correspondence of the Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin:
Recent Dsuelopmeu IN France-Dr. Testers
Studies and Change of Vfen,s.
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rs squares of Ground, on'aining 1910 Lots, with
a new and modern built Dwelling, after the Gothic
style in the town of CarrOlltOn.
Also, Choice Batture Property, situated at AIgiers
RY u. A II z Id. AIIntinuan..

TUESDAY December o',loek. following days
viii auction, ioint interest,"
The following described REAL ESTATE which viii to
First. That gAnly newly mansion suaied Oh
the Caoon Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets toge
with a lots OF ground
u los Of ground adjoining the ebove property after
which viii he sold lslO lots Of ground situated
locations in the town Of Carr ton prd1n property
located on the line Of the railroads being
from Lafayette aud the other being contn Carr1on
Railroad to the Lake.
hlrd lots Of ground situated the la warehouse
gers AMI bounded y leversne The public
hT and the properly Of Dsyeye heirs These
Tor shpyFds wnrho1sesi steamship wharVes ETC. per
exhibited al The Arcade,
Terms One-thrt cash; balance L. 2 years
ceJ 10y notes airing mortgage the property with per
interest from dateld PAID Interest al rate
OF ) per cent per Inn1m uuul final payment.
hcs of sale before T. Stark Notary Public expense
he
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SHIPPING.
ZOE CALIFORNIA.
Pacific Mail steamsbip Cour,nv

EaClhC SteamSnIp COnlrhnY.
r--. Fu. IAIJFuRg = ytn SIi a 4, = s,S
gIle1A Direct Iime to ChaRres.-The new and
- magnitcent donb CINE Steamship PEfILA-
DELPHI capt -, commanding will leave 90 her first
tIig fro this port for CHAGRES, DIRKcT, on SUNDAY
mnRNING the ist December, at o'clock, unncualy,
This sieamshiU to- ether with the steam
ship Canhbean, built expires y for this trade will form
Monthly Line from this MY Chagr direct to cn
meet with the Company' Mail Steam hips Oiegon Cali
lorna, Panama, >, NorheneT.'' - Tennessee - Co
lumhia, and ''CaroIna,'' from Panama 10 Francisco
and Oregon securing to passengers THROUGH TICKETS with
certainty and the quickest dispatch Mail will be
by each steamer later dater any other
leaving the United States to meet the Government Mail
Steamers OF the l and 18th Of each month from Panama TO
San Francisco and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From New Orleans to Chagres
IN ~ 90
b0 W
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess 45 OO
From Panama to San Francisco
In Steerage with b. rth and separate Mess $50 OO
" All tickets for and orders for freight must be
procured directly from the Agents. no other parties are
authorized to sell tickets or contract ior freight.
AKMSGhONG, LA w RAStgN " co. A gents
MO 1Oo Magazine street. Newt lT cans
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

I D. ANDERSON, No. II st; Charles street. S-9
y Watches, ChTonOmeteTs and Nautical lnsIu- ASAA
mens accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Eleo ~
trical Apparatus made to order and repaired. AsAs
3OhOnr ChronometeTs altered to 81 hours. s35 1y
m ii. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch y-9
IFE. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD Ax2fA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ~
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pEPPER-100 bags Black Pepper.
nH A. F, COCHRAN & co. "a Tchoupitoulas st.
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PIBiPs AND HAIHNG APPARATUS, sc.
HOHk MCCAKFY, PLpHBER, No. 13A CAMP
u STREET., New OEiesns, has just recsiy ysd anew q
andlaIse asSorlnsn Of Bras CouGI, various sizes ;,
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and shower Baths. -
A5o, laying and repairing Lead Pipes Skeet Lead
Of every desciPTirB ship Steamboat promptly
put repaired, All orders nEeulntly atiende to.
GY- Chs'Sss moderate.
NANDLES-lO0 boxes hydraulic pressed.
~ M A.F.COCHRAN co. u 7Tehoupitoulas It
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSES,
~ Nos. II 3 and 20 GrdBier street. Il A. ~
CARRIAGES and HARNESS Of every sgssy
for cash or approved paper. ,ALso..,. &-SSss,,
Springs Axes Lamps Bands, Cloths, Leather Lace and
VaTnsh. lsl4 6md& WI J. A. LITM Il co.
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BOOKS STATIONERY.

DAVIES MATHEMATICAL WORKS
- Published BY A. s. BARNES & CO., NewYork and
sold by JOHN BALL, Agent Bookseller, No So Gravier
street, Nsworeans The following eomgrsing the entire
ser;e' of PROFESSOR DAVIES, MATHEW ATICS, may
be had at all times either by retail quartties
ELEMENTARY COURSE.
DAVIES PRIMARY TABLE Book, cloth back:
DAVIES FIRST LESSONS IN ARTTHM ETIc, Morocco back
DAVIES School ARITHMETIC new edition, enlarged
KEY TORlyAvIEs' SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, edition;
DAVIES GRAMMAR OF ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES UNIVERSITY ARITHM ETIC, limo sheen:
DO. do. do Without Answer;
KEY To DAVIES UNIVERSITY ARITHMETIC;
DAVIES EL EMEETARY ALGEBRA, sheep;
KEY To DAVIES ELEMENTARY ALGRBRA:
DAWES PRACTICAL GEOMETRY AND MESsITRATIoN
DAVIES NORMAL CHART OF MATHEMA1ICAL SCTEScR .
ADVANCED COURSE:
DAVIES BoURDoN's ALGEBRA, Svo sheep;
DAWES LRGESpRE's GEOMETRY. SvO sheen.
DAVIES ELEMENTS SURVEYING, Syo sheen:
DAVIES ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY. Svo, sheep
DAVIES DIFF. AND INTEGRAL CALCULAs, Svo, sheep;
DAVIES DEsCHIPTI GEOMETRY Syo, sheen:
DAVIES SHADES, SHADOWS AND PERSPECTIVE, svo;
DAVIES LOGIC OF MATHEMATICS 8yo CLOTH nIS 3yroa
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DRY GOODS.

ETS-BLANKETS- Selling down
- Ez super ia Rbon Blankets 81 town al. $40
Extra supe 1914 HhB5n S3 "a 60
pont Fcneh Glankets II ba pair S3 90 81 %
ol ct 9 pelr OF more q
1U saapn IN 5 I - S, Pe5 pard
and number, sellius al the Linen Sl5.
rurSty red uIan sJuf, 33 iIehes yard.
n4 I'm esSW Az the NEwI oRx STORE 1853 Poydras st.
JOSEPH H. PALMER a. CO.
Mo. ~ CAMP STREET. oheIs dealers large and fresh
~ stock Of FALL aud WINTER GOODS, embracing both
foreign and American.
soms of the leading articles below.
HOOLEN GOODS Embracing fine medium and low
Drodos aud tassiHeTes, blue, back and fancy coiors
Jeans all colors all Wool and Union FauHsls all qualities
eoor all Wool and half Wool Printed Cashmeres
Wool Sha~ls OF kndsi Northern and Eastern kery
Likeys; real Kentucky oOl PlaiuA Tgls
tine Plaid and Checked LDssyi Gala chdrens
olhes white and all Blankets; Memo Ban-
ket Eeghing l Saddle Blankets fine and
Crib Blankets, etc Etc
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetings and
and width from yards wide 0snsblras most
popular brands North and South Prtnd Cacoes
ment OF American English and French; coloted Goods,
embracing Checks Piaid Stripes Tekngs Cotton
Mosquito Nankeens Handke ces great
variety, Cotton Hosiery Goods full assortment ngian
variety Of English Scotch Came Jaco-
net Null Swiss and Book AusiRsi Bishop LAWN Checked
Muslin, etc. ETC.
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped, Plaid
aud Watered bacE szs Silt Forences and Snehewz;
and Yevets Handkerchief md ladies
Silk aud Satin Vestings; Bonnet Cap Ribbaa
all numbers plain, Satin and Taes hitbons Apacas quai
ties and colo hohar Lustres Canton Coh BomhassS,
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and demi pieces:
and hne, etc.
~ With many to our line Of business oil II
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3> FSF 3F fAHE VII via !he lsTHTs N 5
s1aAe route, the fir cias and f4voiie steamshiD
aha1 oot Of "a Fog SZaRspdfL G Rlyrk sfye BE
touching yeaCruz the 10Th December rr her trp,
on The 10Th January second mp he 1s February,
twenty d,ys The aRama viii ascend tn about 40
Tes her stopp &c al Vera cruz viii be only few hours
lhe cost Is g atty rsducd will be observed By reference
9nd The facilities are conserd abundant The foai
open Mules and horses be obtained There towns
made in about thirtysx hours. Confirmation OF this be
No eS5e5 % g % s
been maze by the Tehuantepsc Company of New Orleans,
WHO propose to give their immediate o bur
while they afford tie opportunity that the pub should be-
come practically ACQUAINTED with route Of communication
"'H VIII very RATT SICP TGe0@e 'hs sFsat highway
Ia Lover Caln.'..' 45 90
Fright s. cents per cubic foot ~ go pounds b,rssse y oe
L23 l.os - j. MEEKER & CO IS Poydras st.
eaA For SAN NFRANCIsCO and sACHAMEN-
- The new sod very ts i saiins 2biu bark
zap Geo T. EssiPg, hayng baf?f her ,ngaged, viii
newly c9pperd well found and fitted in every rsspec and
%ed San If or
p'ee''eu' F0r iresht % q %Ris'ige TEW spplE 70 50
Capt James Grant Of Sacramento City, the shipper of
great port on OF the cargo of this vessel will take charge of
h9n in reference the market lie may be seen at IL office
Pushing James p Jack < Co, Cincinnati: 1ebannen,,
carroll 4 Co, Newu orleans; o. Klemm, Cashier of the
Commercial and Agricultural Ink. Texas. nlS
d O NJ E TIC POR rs.
1EGss CHARsEsEVN AND HAVANA
AlLsiGS Packet = United Statss -Hda Line 6stueen
A7'SzA2H IIlarLeStOn and HaUlRa, via SaUaaHah aud
heL Rest-The splendid steamship lsAREl., Capt Ro
ns llUy tons buIthen has resumed regular rps from
Gil lesion Is. e. } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for and I'D Of each month; leaving Chares-
ton for Havana on tie LIST and 18th.
- RATES uF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah ..,...,,.,,,,, 40
For further particulars, apply to
n q. MQRDECAl, Charleston, oFto
L. J. HART Co 70 TchOupdGuias ST. N Orleans,
Agents It Hava ma, DRAKE BROS q co.
, AZ Passenger leaving Havana Ly iis ship can reach
Gtmofe on te Fifth Day By taking the Land Route, and
Steamship to those ports. d6 2aw
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Establishments,
No. 164 Camp Sc opposite the Florence House,
New Orleans.
F1HE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
Il of large additions Of FRENCH AND EHtsLISH
CLOTHS. CAsSiMisRkS and VEsIlNtse, of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared TO supply his friends and the public with Fail and
Winter Clothing. made in the best of the latest
Paris and Northern stye and at reasonable prces
Also, hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture. consisting as feloes
noats Of various styles and colos at sIS 90 to $50 90
Pants do. patterns and '' . .... 5 90 10 IL 90
Vests do patterns and =" IS -, Oto 90
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts Cravats, eic. eV Terms
CASH.
SO 3m H. HAMBURGER, Merchant 71ailer.