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Receipts OF Produce:

INCL j Ipliann iS bills pork l94
s., SssiS$ u; y9isas: pSE 4 @ 9s' ID.
q Shaiz naddeq IS Is, esSs!y
60 H'' ssft i tsss sass sS Ms1
Gs IS 5b f fs a asM " ss Is
s%iol 5u'ssr Rider eIfs
shss;s hams urges asasa
VII M b ss s1i Sp &c .a MGs Nso
s5 1871 ex - chess BIS h es butter a. DS
bh por Es Sa p,5 Ne Bro an
6bs Is If bes bSs tongues Keeele bis bsss,
DO eggs scaud-7 do Conrey-4 hhds charcoal aid sun
yIn L9s a. s s}saT If, Ben ss $50 ;asa IS
S ar rse H s -four If M Wsh o
ST S m ss % 81 s,n s
s aa s corn s i + Rn assE Wfm'
CO.'S SKIS Felowss &co-i5d9 % Shaw co
tss Do SrHs s% waa' Nor
ton Yah do 5 bb fouf e. sss mse Lyman Scot,
awrason &cO-is7 If bbs lard Rogers soo"sundrie:
ST L9UIs-P,E steamer snltana: 49a bhls flour Agents
sa 09 e Bal do Badeds lace corn
sss 30 ESi es: a. gp s
Gayle &co-4 psgs Co HuntlC0O bbs pork, la8 bxs
Hewitt, Norton &co-6 bales saddle II II Hanse &co
- bb whisky Martin, Owen &eoGa bags : Z Nit h
el-2 chests on,eomsry-SS9 bags Pickett Perkin
&eo-32i bbls lime N Roger-397 do -four Small McGii
-S'S bags 1854 bags oats Whtemore Cutter-lio
| do Wsht-lO6i bags corn, Wingfeld. Triee &co-54
do and sundnes to orier.
LEPer teamer Harry Hill: A35 bales cotton
hbs lara II Fraser &co306 bales cotton MeG.egor
Aloway-S6 do, "a sacks syed Hill, Mclean Seo70 bale
cation Groves &co-!ado Willans-l4do R Nugen
Neo-2a do NJ ID Cooper &co-2 hhds tobacco West sum
ner Wilson &co-27 hhds tobacco hh bscop Fellowes
hhas obaGco SKIS IS SKIS feathers ri kett Pei
KITS co.'s bids baco' 55 bbls pork Hewitt, Norton H.
NJ Dds lard 70 Is rope Martin, Owen &co53a sacks
CSoekett-a5 bbls sggs Schneider Wise-2 pkgs m.e
sgnres-Sd Do w McCurchon @eo--a83 pcs 14a BID
COS bbs eggs Scheferstsin-3 Do bills fruit Nj Ma
hnniV do whisky, do brandy Cady q Homes-lO bel ON
Rchards-l0 pkg mdse Nxon-1 Dbl lard and suptre
ordsr1rntaai, ~ bales cotton: 35 hhds tobacco
MEMPHlS-Per steamer Bulletin No q: 334 bales cotto
Fea'n ,onegan &so-1ala DO Moon Titus & co-isS do Nj
la9 Wiiams-ll6 NJ Pnekari &co-IO9 Pickett Perkir
&co-l0i Bradley, Wilson &co-l03 8 O Nelson &co-g7
Buck-97 Groyes.s6 Oakley " Hawkins-7i Frierson
FowIer-7S Payne Harrison I'll r bson Il Aliens A
Gaines-78 Brsnder. Williams &co-7l Fellowes &co-5G
Il Fraser &co-49 Bvrne co.'s q 6 GromWello
IA Baker & Soery-22 Wright, Williams &co-25 B Eide
Bros Nco-22 G w Oiivier-is Cherry, Henderson &co-
JIG 'ocks &co-l5 A Wrgbt-66 NJ Greenwood &co-
, | NJ White &co-32 Lowe n Pattipn-S Bonner Smith
, | G Burke &eo-36 Burbridge Adams-9 Thornhill 4 Nj
lhenny-l35 orter-2a Downs. Cnddy &co-ll Bnekner
Lyman, Scott &eoa2 SKIS secd l. Johnson-sundri
] TO order-Toal, BIG bales cotton.
- NATCHlTOCHES-Per steamer Hecla: 23 bales cote
q " koubleu-a5 Cammack Squies-33 Hill, Mclean T.,
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LIABILiTY OF NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIBERS. -
The liability of subscribers of newspapers and Pc
riodicals is not, perhaps, in many cases. duly con-
sidered. A case has recently been decided, which
will awaken attention on the subject. Mr.. Jasper
Harding, of Philadelphia, not long since recovered
a large sum (about $40 we helieve] for subscrp-
ton to the Pennsylvania Inquirer, of man re-
siding in Rhode Island. The circumstances were
these--the subscriber took the paper for time,
and then sent TO the publisher notice of discon
tinuance, without forwarding the money for pay
ment. The publisher took no notice of this, nor Of
several subsequent notices of refusal to take the
papers from the postofice. The result was, that
notwithstanding the Rhode Islander did not receive
the papers for several years, yet he forced 10
pay Mr. Harding The whole amount up to the pc.
riod claimed by the bill.
We're the laws enforced more frequently in cases
of delinquent subscribers of long standing, such
heavy losses would not accrue so often TO pub.
fishers. An occasional example may have good
effect. Farmer and Mechanic.
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One of the prisoners in Jail was soliciting
missionary visit that place. and peach to the prisoners
Sunday and stated pducement that he wou find his
congregation ter behaved than OF his own church
members for, said the prisoner OF gull OF
Jumping up and leaving the house during servce often
the case in churches the great OF the ministers
A monk, who had introduced himself to the bed
side of dying Spanish noleman, who that time in
of nsensiblity continued crying My lord, will
you make the grant Of such and such monastery "
turned round 10 the nobemans who was in the ROOM
snd snd INV H. on G ss
ther. is will that should kick this monk dowr
sqirs? The usual nod gisen and the youth old moi
fail 10 attend to it,
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MANUFACTURING IN NEW YORK AND PHELA
DELpnIA-1'ne manufacturing interest of New
York and Philadelphia, shown by the United
States census Just taken, compare as foows:-
New York, capital invested, ,232 S22; Phila
dephia, nearly 1913, 600 600 The value of the an
Tiual products of manufactures in Philadelphia is
SOL 900, 600; New York, $105,2lS 30S journal
of Co,nmarce
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY. - There is now
living in the town OF Rrookte!d, Mass, Israel
Smith, now 96 years and months old. He was
married to his present wife in May, 1913. They
have therefore lived together in the conjuga rela-
ton n years and s monihs--an instance which We
think will hardly fnd parallel in this country.
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The WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE-It is under.
STOOD says The Pittsburg Post, that Chancellor
WalNorh has made his report to the Supreme
Court against the Wheeling bridge, declaring it an
obstruction to navigation it now stands, and re.
Comipeuding that it be raised overweight feet.
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOuNDRY,

POS Gir0a Street, NsW OTle0NS.
WHEELER, Pc TEES Il CO., would res.
w g.y inform he Public that ,hsy are roy srsP i
ENGINES, of all decrintnns; aso, Draining. Flaming
and saw MI MACHINERY and WORK.
the shortest notice and the most proved system
Having Lahes of various sizes enabled to Turn and
bore Iron and Bras work OF almost all kinds
Orders for Cllumns. Pipes. Wheels. Fsrrsce Mouths
and Tomo Ralnes. Shafts and pulleys Axles and Bosss
Grders, s,ove Plates. Venlators, Sash Weigh, etc. wi
meet with prampt ,eniiun.
The Blatk.mh department is fitted to enable Woskme
| to any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punciualy attended TO, whic
please adsiress
WHEELER PETTEES CO.. NsSO Orleans. La.
j. F. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
| l.. @. PETTEES, 9. SWOOP.
fel8 3m
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN--JAMEsG
IL BELpEN, M. D., 10 Carondslet street. ia2SJ&w
ELOUR- 800 barrels Extra Flour, in store, and
ieai lot FERD. KENNETT& co 90 Magazine st.
NAILS-lOOO kegs assorted Fall river Nails,
in store, and for sa e bv
fell lot ZERO. KENNETH g. co. 90 Magazine st.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
adva approved copgnme to their friends in
Richmond, Baltimore, Pha ephia New YorA and Boston,
feel If FERD. KENNETH l. GO. SO Magazine st.
pACON-25 casks Prime Shoulders, for So r.
~ l. w. ARTHUR s. CO., q and % New Ia
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Imports.

new y X0BK-Per ship Manchester: Assorted mdse.
NEW TORk-Per bark Simiod: Assorted mdse.
NAVY BAY-per bark California 35 tons salt, order
RIO DE JANEiRO-Per bark Seneca o5O0 bags coffee
to Nathan Rogers &co.
ATTAKApAS-Per schr VIM Bryan 18o bbls molssses.
129 hhds sugar. order
GRAND CAlLL0U-Per schr Planter: 40 hhds sugar A
Mten berger &co1uQ do, 200 bbs moasses w Thompson
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Tea Warehouse,
No. OF Camp street, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment of GREEN and BLACK

L TEAS ever offered 70
sale In this city and at lowe
prices. These TEAS are o.
the latest importation. ANT
ofthe most choice qualilie,
grown in g h ina. having
been selected with greal
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up In
small quantities in well se,
cured metallic packages, &c
as to prese, We their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats. ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ti1- ,fTn Il, ohn.tu hall
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When the Inqusition was thrown open in 1920,
by order of the Cores of Madrid twenty one prs.
oners were found in it, not OF whom knew the
name of the city in which he was confined. No,
a single prisoner knew of what crime he was
accused,
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The Ashwood Female Seminary, seven miles
south of Columbia, Tennessee, was destroyed by
fra on The 10Th instant. The loss is $4,000. Nc
insurance,
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Frequent arrests of brokers are being made in
st. Louis, for passing bills OF d less denomination
than $40.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Ships.

tNote1n the First municipality designated in
table BY ml the Nos commence al the Railroad and
In the Second ~ The Nos above the Steamb Land
Ing No. icing Fhtboat Landing. In Third m3 the first
The Railroad ard down No Whar
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK i2T

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening. February %. lsJl
Arrived today per Harry Hl Crescent and Sui
tana 223 Beeves. $50 Hogs, Mich Cows and go Calves
and Yearlings.
-PRECES-
BEEF Catne .3ys@D6lSc ~ h net
mugs. " ~ het
HGfGi Cams $3.50 $50 ~ head.
CGkreS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
=. MILE Jenny LIMBS

sE1A Mile JENNY LIMBS 80
TisS. r. EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT sEs5s
In New ORLEANS, gEN
"a At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February IS.
t rhe entire ne, proceeds of devoted to
PRoGRAMME....P PART I.
ovERTURE-(The Of Prome'heus) Beethoven
BONANZA Bella si.eorns angelo.
Sfgn0r Bellettf.
ARIA, Qail la voce." q Puritani .Beiin
MILE Jenny Lind.
FANTAsIA-French Themes from Norma Galaxy
= Mr.. SCHMITZ.
DUErTo" Per placer Sign re-, ~ nrco Italia aossni
Mile Jenny Lind and signor BeiIetti.
PART IL.
OVERTURE (tiulaune Teli)..
ARIA" Pershe del veno" LUCIA di Lammsrmoor)
MILE Jenny Lind.
coNCERTlNo-carone ............"..-.....Ber
Mr.. DREsCHER.
BALLAD-"Tske this Lutte Benedict
Mile Jenny Lind.
IL POsTIGLIONE. :. Bale
SIgnOr BelIetti.
CoRNO OBLiGATO....Mr sCHMITZ.
IRISH BALLAD-"Th Last Rore Of sunmer"
M'lIe Jenny Lind.
fiiE BIRD SoN' Try sasr. dt.r i;' " rAa's
MILE Jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR Mr.. JULIUS BENEDICT.
trA first elias. ORCHESTRA led ty Dir. Joarpa BURKE
been engaged.
rw One of CtickeIns. PislSortss Furnished by s
HENRY PARSONS Pianofoe WArsloons Eo Is Camp
wIl be used for this Concert.
Dosrs hapait tCoa-eft 10 corsn;s O'Clock
~ containing words ct the Songs Phos rs
~ Tie price of Tickets has been Fixed d, follows:
First and Sec.hd Circle I'VE Dollar
Seat, in the pi, which are numbered Three Dollar
Gasry .... One Dolls
|
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THO RENT The undersigned having deter |
mined 70 10 M T'es. . .sst
taning rooms shower bath. pantry and CLOSETS has IA
front P Ms aS %
sed At great bargain. Apply on the premises. 50
FOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
sna31 ocs ordinary Smith %
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
M tsa H eIesn Apply to M
SECOND MUNICIPALITY CASH WAR
sp Rarch;s wo Ds5s
~ s' IN hfssWs Htes S sa. street
WANTEEpI9..T1Ithe Undersigned wishes e par
sss e !sy s si s
M please call q ss it. h; ossA
about five feet ten inches height he has been in the habit
and seambOa,s forbid from harSoins OF employing tie
said slave under the seyerest Of the law liberal
paid H. sSss
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
wv Ss paid for III and 1 s I E n
sf AID aboa se '1
high cheek bones seems startled when spoken suddenly
and hes,aes in her speech had when she left bon
on has her
RRANDlEs, WINES AND LIQUORS.
CastillOn Jeune. I haf pipes;
zs B.bsss sss?t: - I'm 81! s ss; and II '
Raymond half pipes and 10 ars.; ST. S'''
Union-4 half pipes and qrs.;
Wines.
bSu,s. MfsR R;ss c9
bsSsss :: Il $ss sss. CARS sssEs;;
iNHls~' sherry Ggs,'sr essss
ssss% SSss aSes'
Champagne b Dsafa"ss Ss;ss''
Clarst. various qualities--aoO boxes;
| Hook and Burg undy-25 cases;
Whisky, Morougahela and Bourbon. some very supe.
Gin. " Siedsre s ssrass pipe;
:. :. Black Black HorseIi pipe;
Irsh Whsk,-ll punehson;
| Scotch - Il pnncheon;
Scotch H p pins ;, ana gnaras.so s ca
In store and c''''~A0a's' and r. <. n. %eALplN
iass atawsm 80 Common st. and iinnal St. Row.
|T INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
aso ca Ks; Soda sh' Ashes and Palm Oil;
15IO barrels soap and common kUiin:
| 500 barrels Pitch and Raw Tupentine;
| 200 barrels Spin S furpentine;
35lD kegs Tar and Pitch. in line order;
800 barrels Blight Varnsh and VIII ting;
1000 ba es nakum, various qnal'ies;
500 boxes Yellow aud White Soap, for the Mexica
100000 English, Ptsburg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fir
| Bricks;
5000 English Fire Tiles various sizes, from ax9 sssls
1850 barrels Newark, Rosepdals. and Other brands Q
so Ss%s i ti s Tso%a i s Li%. landing
For fs'n' Ln's. ALFRE sDss sfs
| fe3l ltaw3m II Magazine street.
SHERMAN'S
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Maturl. Thorndlke. Charleston. NJ Hair on &co
Bris John a rayor Slee er Savannah, Coch 1t
Fl brig Lemer Ruhot, s. Louis (SenegaD Trosgros Neo
schr lien w Harrison, Cozens, Pensacola, Hurley
schr Chpoa, Rookie, Apasehicoa, Rogers SEQ
-
Arrived.
Ship Manchester. Tyler. IL days from NewYork to VIM
Bark Nimrod Robinson Is days from New York. to Fosdick
Bark Cafonia Slater 10 days from Navy Bay, to master
Point
Bark Seneca Funhagen, from Rio de- Janao 9Th January
to Nathan Rogers &co-1st my.
Brig Mazeppa Coson, 10 days from Chagre in ballast,
ndsteT-POint.
r brig Hope. Hsrott 10 DAYS from, Turks Island iii ballast
to W Burgess &co--Zd my.
Schr Pa1er. Reynolds, days om Grand aillou, to
tsr-lst my.
schr Vim Bryan, Bruce days from Attakspas TO Cha.
Dsake &co-lst my.
huiletln N92. Church, tron Memphis.
Militant, Hart, from Bayou Sara.
Ben West Reeder, fir IN ST Louis.
lres. emf, Young, from 81 Lo is.
Gen Taylor. Trinidad, from Donaldsonyile.
Gypsy, Y re, from bayou Sara.
Heca, Kay from Natchtochea.
lHdi ma tulton from tlncinnat
j. L boswell. Lurose, from the l}aize.
Naniope Cing, from Martinsvile.
4phelia Gordon. from W ashngton.
Sultana, Gable, from st Louis.
swan. StocS from Red River.
Saluda, Page, from Le1ore,
ct James. Power. from Thibodaux.
Towboat Persian Phillips, from the Passes-towed dowI
and to the l9Lh inst. banks Resale and Hsw
thorn, mig st George brought chip Manchester bari
Towb0at Montezuma Croate from the Passesbought VI
bark Seneca, bg Mazeppa and schr Plantar.
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AUCTION SALES.

sIsnor. Vito vft's extensive ana unreserved sale
q and n.ss ses
BY N. VIGEIE, AuctiOneer.
w s. loi = cf.I. street. ass
m11 bur- % s % ssss sas
a.ss s.d yis,ss gss..: Of
ALABAsTER SCULPTURE.
stIurxe IA csosgs. Dancing Gil sasso and Pluto
.aersy carve. 4sbe vase. som.n s.fdso I'd vs.e
sticks. Roman LsDtern'. ~.
sy. Gsnisisi., Bouquet v.e' Paper asdsr',
PAPER MAcHE.
Rich Tables, nlaid with Pearl; work,snds Portfolios Fire
ecreens.
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
R Gu sS and sr su v . c , Re-
sosr Lamps Silver plated Baskets French Wine Services, richly
-Four Mosaic Tables. Of new style of workmanship.
Tn aba,s he ., ssnor
Of ep IN , IL, "a r. s ,
of IN. 1s citizens Ih. Of New Orleans.
ss . s'fs tAa gentlemen Of Ne" Orleans and "a,
Patent observation-disclosures Patent Leather.
BY j. L. RLACHE d. co.
"WEDNESDAY hrusy e. a " o'eoe1-w be sold at their
One case Of PATENT IsATaER- fsas
Catalogue sale.... or m .ssasonabie Dry Goods.
BY j. Ii. bLACHE T. CO.
W "a : "a 81 5sSS n. T. Sid
tfa al s sis rs IN ss,i i.a
Sf ng s ss s @ aqd ssS
cs'sos1s. viii be ready and good, be examined
Hardware, Boots, Brogans. Shoes and Hats.
| BY SYKES, HYDE Il CO.
rs0rasy 70 osiock-Wll be sold at
An invoice d snsS HARDWARE Consisting q R.sp. Chi.
Auge Save Planes douges, Braces and Bits Pruning Iron.
Also Playing Cards, Cobens and Hart.
Also large assortment double single barrel GUS and
At hafpast 10 o'clock sale of BOOTS and SHOES will
Sa h0S s ae and Shoes
ossn., Shoes and Ladies. Kill Seal PrInes Psssn
ai ko.h
Household Furniture.
| at 375 Magazine Street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctIoneer.
, rssra u 81 at - s SsW be G s,7furs
NIr6aE, seeoua as,srs q he family nj '~i
Handy h %olIsHd Gin s:ls.s,s; Sperm
By SYKES. HYDE 4 Co.
FSsy Il ns 70 70 s:s Be .s
100 81 ss Ps% ' 50 sSl. White Wine;
ls half pipes Brandy, u DSspuy, vintage Isiii
e ~ ~ sgs, BRANDY, M.r'si Co sii'
Is pipes Holland Gin 800 Table Claret-
The Brsndies and Gin will be sold from samples and devere
from the Customhouse.
| Terms sale fe25
Household Furniture. corner of MAGAZINE an
| DuplantfeY streets
By VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctf0neer.
FRIDAY February IS at II o'cl0ek-Wi be Sold without
| .- 80
variety Of FURNITURE, Bedding Kitchen Utensils etc.
| Terms cash. fs2j
sAI.ES OF JBWELKY CONTINUED. ~
MIWEEKLY SALES, without of very fine tsA
Jewery, Silver ware, Diamonds, Watches Man s.
tel Ornaments Fancy Articles, etc., close one CAa
of the best stocks in the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
WILL BE SOLD, without No 70 Char,res
w every TUESDAY FRIDAY, a 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
well assorted stock Of GOLD JEWELRY late
valuable Diamond Rings aud Breaspins splendid Go
Watches Silver and Plated ch fne Clocks choi
Mane Ornaments, Bronze do Lamps different and
elegant Chnau Glassware, Guns, and lar
of Fancy articles, describe City al
Country Housekepers others
| jsl6 ~
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COAL.

NIulford NIiues, Kentueky,l
February 10. ISL.
IRON and after this date, Stesmboafs can be
L supplied with II supeuo, qnalitv o. COAL, - u
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon, LG@l'e1
Aikaesas. whore the proprieors have esab
ish q psrma nent Depot. E. A. MULFURD.
fe1S I'm MsDaRe,
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CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-50O bags
~ superior Carolina Seed Cow Pea1 c1Op direct from
Charleston landing from brig Susan Ludwig, for sale by
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sardit ia,...... 3,n3 z. H. Reese -. M
sharon ....... l.nIi tactic .........lI ,ut2
South Carolina 1912 p. r. Hazeltin. | /. n 3
Tnos. Watson... m' Rolla ...... IL ,m2
lebanon ...... lrte Rose Standsh. :. 1.ntl
T. u. Wales....l0 rs Robert Morris. 6,in2
un on ....... Lex Roxana ....... AMI
lYcksburg ..... S,ul Sarah ......... 10 MI
( Viola ......... 9.m Sophia McKenEiel9 9, m1
Wni. n. Sewal TINS Seuaca ........ uIs
VIM. Vail ......s6 n2 rheo1aua ...... AMI
Zenoba ......,ls,m2 WsgIsm ....... 5 ms
R,rh. Vim. Henry ....ll H..
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NOTICES.

George Washins ton Lodge No. %:
W. ~ 1he members fhs LAige qutsfef
AA stated nssne IN WEDNESDAY EvEEIeG. IS h
~ ms al bait past o'clock at M.sonic Hall
and fefdn puncua.
isas By onsr. "A. DENTzEL, secret4ry.
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COAL-COAL-COAL Reduced!
English Camel Coal,
ship Sardinia, and for sale in '0ts Of Or 10 barrels
Ne! per barrel in lots of 0. nor 100
barrels Il 80 O nn per haxeA.
and delivered fise
Of ca'taee.
Pittsburg CoAll
10 600 BARRELS choice picked Lump Coal. expgsly
for family l.e, for ale IN nts Of s. 10, %, q l09
barrels. Delivered. ire Of charge q
S. CTS. Per barrel. Also
$50 HOGsBEADs c6oice Pittbusg Coal pat up in large
casks expressly for plantation me- for sals in lots
to suit purchasers at ~ 80 per czsk.
Anthracite Coal.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard Re, Ash. and Lackawans,
broken and screensd. put up IN large Casks and
for sale in lots TO sait buyezs, 1t from
o. tn q per cask.
~ For I'll ths above apply At the CRY Coal YAAp..
" usomhouse street. north side 0cs. (Fahs
old and at $50 Tehouptcua. greet. squares above
Fl MARY Market ao. at $50 Royal street. bstwssa Bar
Tacke and Hospital streets. near Esplanade.
~ All ordsn throush The Po,i oGs strictly stsadsd 10.
Very seassssa ses.sa into e supplying ssssn-
tons. families. ste., at the lowest prices. 1pf
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, II 81 ~ hs,sel.
~ The subscriber has $50 ton. .up.sin Exesik GA4mx
Coal, now landing from ship Richard Alaops - viii 10.
oeivs oraer 4 ths Thompson Coal Yard e Cfs.
Cs%p Z. '''- ifss imsi '' ' JoHS q. BToWEk,
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/. O. O. f.
wA~ NJ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 every
THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hall
WIZ corner Of Tcboupitoulas and Poydyas Streets nj
O'Clock. Occsrs for tbs Present Term:
n. +. RIcr..........V. q. ". DxHasp.IMs1. p. &.
DAVIS, Treasures. ja13
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KANAWHA COAL-This very superior Cam
IA mel Coal. from the Wet Vngnia Csal Mining Con-
psny-ths rs offered in THU n.Ihsoa1 new b had at the
THOMPSON Coal YARp. 81 Che!a assae, oenes af luka
street, in lots sut It gnss say. buns VIII gsak esaS
ness, and tgiH not snsp.
~ Pr o1dsn II nj In han twenty bsu.s Hsss.l d.
count will be made. JOHN g. 81OWG8.
0rdes leR At the Yard, 1t Tie stsse af B: eEev9
Cos Camp T.. will receive prompt asts1tiea - las
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChsrles
street. corner 4 Julia street. -Ths s9hseses. having
Of Coal prepared deliver. in lots to su to h 6snds
and The old customers the Yard, the best aualiy Of rrs
SURG. ANTHRACITE, EH0LIsH ASp A1sndGAG GIAnMsHL
Coat. JOHN Y. NAOWE1
Ordsrs mar be LEFT at the of B Browes Z Co.,
No II Camp street. JAIL 6n8D
nARnIINA SEED cow PEAs-a0n h.a.
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February IA. 1851. feIs 3w
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AN
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highl,
Conpee eoaai9gg 100 acres Of which 500 under cult
rior Engine has Just been completed at cost Of
With The Plantation are offered Thirty valuables Negroes
more full description and Terms apply to
WRIGHT. WILLIAMS 4 co.
d3l If Union Row, 81 CarOndelet st.
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~ Notfce.-The Commits appoistsa N est,in;,~
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST CH 4Rtgs HOTEL ~
please call Mss. Henderson Gsiue No. Canal zss ~
get their Subscription Books.
a. The Membsrs Of The Csnmittse will daily OGss
Of T. LONsDALE, ESQ., No. q dr.vies srees haifpss
| O'Clock. ja23d Signed, n. C. CAMMACK, Chairman.
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Tor SALE-The well known Watering Place,
l. HOLLYWOOD, on the Eastern shore Of Mobile 49,
Bay miles Southeast o. the city, is offered Tor mi
sale, with all the Furn and every thing connected si
thsT aVith umo ating il appl cation
| made before the 18th of March.
THIS establishment commenced about the LIST OF Janu
ary 1913 and has been the puhlc three
OF which the house has beef crowded for III least three months
per annum
| The Location is of the commanding Mobil
Bay having all the convenences for Shower and Salt Wate
Ba hing that are utrsd for watering place The unr
| is always free Fl IN mosquitoes
TIE main building, be'es parlors dining office
pantry aims 81 sleeping large number
cabins varying in size to suit aiiesalo of which fram
buildings, and have been finished within the years
| can accommodate comfortably $50 persons.
To person or PERSONS having funds invest this way
(ony half the insrabe value would be reuuired) viii
please call on M. Wilson, St. Michre street, Chamber
| lain Co., Commerce street