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ElaIgliS. NJ. 49,. b moor MAKER.

~ f-ti1i J. u o. --..gle. 1
private parties can 17 accom-
Z 1AilN aad FISH nINSEEs Asn Eurrras,n.
uelced arsfstes de fgisiqs. f
" spafa1us ard eeV6Hi nanni nus been ftisf af * y
W. 3 n, f..,..s roR nAH.
49, tI y faifaalde tllpQe sl "a alIsa'.I sa
: 4 re Z "a. ROO M, afas 81 IS ie caaaaa I d.
e ls.l sil ana felilluaIIlet a1tl1,
~ loeas q w eonnfrgs and many De r aa
The BAR ROOM and TEN PIN Af.I. " sta. "a e.
13tll meet with ia apugll alton al The FaniIodr
w stehles care having alln taken 70 make
HtsNss q tua patrons q The lsflhlishnfnt.
~ a eaii tl1m tha puhllaQf NeWflraans cid 4ia5n4
-Ise- se4aAy .allei.s la3i lml Ed FLufp
Look 70 Your Teeth They can be saw. Il
- Dc. LAcRuE,s faf Par,l TooTH snd GUS sPEcIrie
9f me cufe 9. Sore D1eaHad and ellplae tana
tlfat tilip re Teeth lrering them eo1H
W. thr prsaEaiion nos oiiy gsessa
~ Y.sssns uesn becoming decay has ss
Nlgt me pegleti 81 ll Hll tbs
W tssin' y y elin one q ihs bsst psefa II lbs tai
eossls9; tor saie BY d. 9iLnkhr SON ias fas.if'.
". EaT0N Evans q co.
prefer iof il- United aI
Better iasiinauy cannal be aissed i4rur 81 afy
~ ln ii.a ~ y Gilbert whose character 81
aia o. INC mrs. nfeerais SaneaTa ard chaat ulsal
= Beng called utpa BY air Ersha = ast III SIN
s.s AAeia- Alqh anu lsM Specific,
s = -ssii. oafq s2i ihe sreflc rslsay. f1
~ Z rs setn u1l4aigll lta1ti11,
tsH rhi.aq9S pc ilaai a, rcsIofinE 1rnna.i Is
..a.i ana healing them, where thefe ulteraaa sih -
&, ti III il4s e ~ g gelss e saa
" Dscsmtes rs 1857 -
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EtsaacM RnLEN.


DRESSES,
FuRS, FURs, FURa.
LADIES' VICTORlNES,
CUFFS, COLLARS, ETC.
OVER D'ARoy's HAT STORE,
}. sTEUART, Agent,
olglals 2dpM corner Canal and Chartres SITS.
SLACk SAND FOR BUILDERS, etc.
Ae9pt49 tons Black Sand now landing from brig Lucy
a9l WIN. J. DEWEY, $ Gravisf s.
III 900 bales Eastern Hay, now landing and
iaI lwis VIM DEWEY, s. ersvsrst.
{ yEMENT-10O0 barrels Denman's and Nelson
~ Browns Rosendne, in and landing for sale BY
9a. y JOHN STROUD g. CO. ll6 Common st.
E)L1ASIER PARIS-600 bbls. Wotherspoon's
III Sssleined, Il store and landing, for sale By
les JOIN STROUD co i46 Common IT..
9LAtsIsERING HAIR-In hhds, bbls and
lsa e JOHN sTRoD & co. las Common St.
IRE BRICKS 100000 English in store and
= iapaing l30,Q0 Pillsburg do. do for sale By
laI JOHN STROUD n co. fis Common st.
MoNTlLLADo SHERRY = OF the very
iest quality, neatly put 40 10 package Of four dozen
slel. lel sale BY ls9 JOHN FQoLE, . Bank plaoe
JAIN oil,-so tons direct importation, 70 ar
jas HAYbIAE 3 HOLDEN, IS Magazine 4.
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naONStAlt'As and CONSUMPTION
ffuNrE9tsi Wlsi Is Cdslsis5lisn7 D, IL
n As l4sl e4itaiAy elguanshsd1 Mode 81
fi.' ~ Y, ll.aes9ea iaes aat hausnca 81
1870 snl ~ toYsesa Cod Liy 1 ard Nllis E.
-lAei4ht l-laellei and ot
x 5ssHus ani9in aaeeasan only prime ll1 81 cia
sisset Ns u, y Il e eelll9n rseials ~ nr Hail.
Oh sn aSM e. seid By sfEEf. & casa &
TO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTER SIS
-, Johnson 2 Patent REEOIIf1sG SPRING Ian
ms tnseR1on anppnes az once h tHai be- desired
siiesl " thou any Of the lsli Fzr1Es inaenl
elnsiYY spnng Lancet heIet0oFa maas 'acE = can
lA5i1A 20 the iQe1l faquile thar var
point Intended ard the ree1i 81 he rosi Is inslarsn
The nlost unle d can j with aegItci 1etuf34 II
ply Just received, FOR sale hy r. It. MASSEY
do carnef Cams and tita1ia1 e.
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NOTICES.


James GuIsgSg Efre Co. No. Ia.
~ An a'!olrqsd meeting Of the Company 9l
EVENING. tie g,hiast a o'eloek. By order.
49, l.s GEO. MAfEE' s. Rotary.
G1 Or. s. w. Dalton, whose duty it is 70 vaecinats
hose Children Of Publc Schools Municipality
who may require desire e. has prevented
BY Sickness doing now however able and prepared
discharge duty will call during present week st The
several Public sehaos, for the above purpose
~ Others desirng protection against The SMALL PON
respectfully invited 70 esl al his Office us Circus street la76t
----o s---
exs- Firemen's Charitable Association. At he
regular meeting Of Delegates the Femens
Charitable Association, held s hao Ius'na Hose Company
evening, fia 9Th inst the following gentlemen wss
slsSEL q. RISE, No z Wa isi Secretary.
slPnqBg sA w RgSEs o. Is. Frsaiais5 dol
,,i,tse f5r the Relief o. widows ee- -, En-,
q BlseSE5 Il No J. SO Fanshns91 st. Orange
r. WIN, No -. Ichoap'l9p l, slrTI secretary.
Aessts GEO. ". huoes-A-'
DedicstiOn Of the 4, sons 81 Ne''
a,,,..s. F, Fbe Sons an paqghseEs q fsvists
the Var Ase and e9s, spS Ss beaosdoa q Ten
ey nsssi u e e ssss sles MONDAY hyENiNN
PsTaaesl ~ hR. a, w ZONES Res Jerome q
n- Addfessss ai b dlliyeTsa i yin aJend to t5e coli
E e 8sa9e a9d Robert n Lushef g. Nsasls SWEAT TOW
By order oil The oom@'is9 q ArssPggmsSss !s
W W. MCCARTHY. Secretary 's''''s '''''' jas
fsT- Notice is hereby given that application has been
made 10 the LOUISIANA State Bank The Of Dupats C
cate No 1888 dated January 81 1885 Of 2i0 u PAID 10
The Louisiana State Bank ibe Of JOSEPH FOWLER
the original Of which has been lost mad W. BO6ARr
| jHWd Curator Of the Estate Of j. Fowler Ir.
| l. %. o. F.
! g. nc Secretaries Of Lodges Scri6es Of En-
/ eampmsuts notified to their samannugl
es returns to the office Of the g. Secretary a.
SeIpe NO u Capsiree before the l0 compliance
/ with the law in relation thereto.
ias5t HENRY v. oLMsTED, Grand Secretary.
eB jackson Fire 90. No. SAT the animal
meeting OF this Company, held Sunday jan following
genlemu elected OH The ensuing wear;
M M. REYNOLDS, President
john O'BRIEN. Foreman,
a. MAHRW, First Assistant Foreman
I, FAIRLY, Second do. do
J. G. WEBER, Treasurer
JOHN y. GRUBER, Secretary,
JOHN PRICK, Steward,
Delegates to the kiremen Charitable Association ID Mr.
LIeAN, NJ. HuGHEs, JoHN F. GRUBER.
Jas A true copy JOHN F. GRuBER Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.


Sec Firs Page III additiouql Auaioa S1lss
Furniture .....4 Piano. ...............aie ese
4tthe old Auction yNart 81 Ca1B sfrs.f
BY WIN. r. SCOTT AmEfIanser.
THis DAY, 5anuay o. haspaa, 70 o'sloss-Wi toli ii
d ersli ss,iay u New md sesoadband ruHNfrvse Mo-
reas. Cooking ss7ts Seeteys Esases aud g1aa c6r
Tapes Ferfllnleries .aud p. Cologne water.
By y b BAACHE a. CO.
l7RIDkY iaaaug 10 tia eeloakg Be- soid a hsiF sa6
4 rooms n ~ gi rS5Fs ~ Tl2s9 Z ,aay onTsfp
Teaellss g9fgMElilEs
The whole agys ana d1mgge On gs1d Of he irg Afdis
csp. eoapss ilou igue 80
ladies' H0nmeta......, I. and. Fauev fsoa5e
BY j. q. RLACH1f a. co,
r7aB4y IsnaIy %, a. 10 o'aiyrtlgn Be- t8 By ss u ~
4 Ftshei cag,a 81 aeeann e wn nay eoaesn a Isl,
ole eass ls2 l.ldlss a.a ~. aa,etlei BoNNgrs
impof Cd and daaaasd botd Il BE Zig AIesds c5nnes
master form Hssss. is5
Baisins. s...,.....,... Baisins RaIsi,s
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
5s.5s a q Cargo il s & ai S ssas s9s
$50 whole boxes MR and Layer Ralns;
"a ga s ssl,,. a. g. 60 S aa 20 20
600 whole, hall sad quarter boxes fiss.
Al tme AID place balance de cargo Or te ~ pa,
Terms atsale is
Tobacco Tobacco. Tobacco.
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
6ATUhDAHs January II hafpaa eielocF-VH h. sld al
p ae cre.es' warehoHe Lssis sre account i 5
{ ihds TOBACCO, strips, daagsd on steamer Taleyrana
Term3 sath. 10
Rum, Figs, Almonds, Wine and Peppermint
BY SYKES, HYDE e. co
GAT9kDAH. January y, q Y o'cock-ill be sold al bi,
sgumeht- ~
1900 drums smyna Fins packed il essks
30 trails Hard Shell A. uouds
50 bales India Irvine
100 thla Oil Peppermint
100 boxes md haif damaeel Raislns
% quarter easka Dry Malaga Wine
u punebeons Jamaica Rum under Cuahouss feys atit u
dsbenture az
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AmUsEMENps
p. oIIANLNs TnnATnI.


tses sisns,s. ~ fia
~ F.nt Night q Ire sERlous fhNLY Fesaih Wight Of
Mf. NOflfNH.
VHs EVENING lharday isaHay q leiii ai is neiet he
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Capt. Murphy Mcclure. al r C3u1
Aldiuhlal Sleek hir. ggepmsu
Chtrca Torrents. r. Weston
kfrg if5rr9rS =. t.. Ms Chapman
7T5K IRISH POST.
Terrence Q'lrdy vul songs 81. Collins
sLAsHER AND CRABHgR
sl1aher ana tfAshe Mi Deblz and Mr. Chapman
a. Doors haii-pss periormaaee commence
h9H Office open rom 10 INIT 9 e,elosh
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
~ COMEDY NIGHT First sppeareNsef Mr. HENRY PLs-
eide who mas ged ezpless gfa de FULLEST elect
% our lett Comedies.
1Hls EVENING Thursday JauarJ y, be presented ihe
Colneiiy, BY Sheridan, entitled
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
sir Peter NJ Raeiis
hir Oliver surfsee.. Bal
grabtfee. Mr. ". H. Chppsblas
5ip-- Mr.. #. Paeiis
Charles. ~ Hoa4d
Joseph IT, DnqE1a
Saeat Mr.. Reeves
lr benjanio .Nr. Whit
hoYey Mr. DeWahen
Lady Teaae-- Atra. c.
MAZDA. Conoyer
Mrs CaDior. Hrs. W. John
AZ the end Of fbe Comedy, ADVERTISEMENT. b. Nna
hlarioi, MILE Phliee, Mons Maugin and Senior Vegas.
Piees er AdHisson B0xe second tsf and Faausts
Gallery, 20 cents.
a. Deors open haifpast performance to eomenee.t5
The Box office VIII g 6psu every day fron 10 until ot
and IRON S tiu 9, wien places may BE- taken.
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W z cVHte tDttfe songs 20 e1eet Y07t.
AT THE
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL.
NHONDAY EVENING, jauuary 6, EVERY EVENING
W during the weetsf Known Tro8rs OF
EkkikE 5lNsTt ELS viii coamence above, n. il.
sLTEB the Champion Dancer and ts wodd Col.
WHITE, The SAakspeaIean M gro Jester.
EB Cards OF Adtnssiln so cents; open at mai b1
Concert 10 haEpant7 0eock.
az No Chlldren in srms admitted ja4tV
MADAME EMERY,
The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY
" EHS LEAVE 70 inform the Orleans
- receives visits a. her residence, 235 street
Julia and e Josenl Streets where she happyta 11m
them Of he PRESENT and the FUTURE
sAliet ana senuemen wiahlg 70 know The circun
which surround them and sewse their future prospects
well b. calling Madame j.. Price cents.
- Hours ate from 70 " A. ~ and 2oa.P. ~ tes5e'
MADAME LEWIS
rTdls CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER Asro1gis anil Fhyssos-
noms' and Of the Egyptian Oracle Fate h
ig inioms he ladies and genlsnsn OF New orean that
remain in the city for time aud e r
dsHce Oh s. Jopb street, Ne. 10 between Camp and Maane
srsels, near The corner Of Camp Consultation, ST. jUF-
UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No, 10 ST.. CHARLES STRICT, UP STAIRS
Is NOW RE-oPENED for public inspection, eoalrrsing
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a NFHRACIIE COAIa-250 t1ns Aaf'n
Ut the City lQal YARDS III tl1sfll1la1 ard
piieallss lial4laI alcbe SLY, ft it3fl a 1If
fttNh e1OAL ~ alhNls- aaAN. RllI5f
- sDN5- Keep 1gnalauiII "a ll1l u 0a1l YtII4
lusfouh0R9a street, FIRST dc1I alrn Wofai. ai1
Aclunllauils street, aaeoEd EaFt n01tn
yet. supply Of flll7nurE, alliiacIls, iIq '1I raI
Camel s11a.. Al orders 10 f0III
attended, q.
{ 31AL--C0 "a ii--&tnd ynDl oldets~-aa
- llglisl Camel lgll. iazt latIrol % h ~
Coai Yards " Euff1rniilusa ssaaf' i 31
ana ~ ie1ouIa i1uils street.
dla lm McBEEN. IYff.HAND E
no GARDENE Frs. Two Sorsnrs
- GReUND, on slss New Shell Reai C1s4ila .a7Igt n
~ leaaed ga VeEy favorable terms nUmhel al rfai
Is e RDwARU d FONRov. 3 canuor.
~, COIN. 0AEs, 1ltAN ANa ~
Ia lonsllni7 IN Store and llr sale sOuEe o..
by iiy4 slyl J. 6AaLAND 3 60. lQl "a
f1p gCsfiI1 rs 81 .SEF o.
tL)upidntieT sts.
ff--la New Sturs.l
aaasAaaas rzssass-- z . y q n
CALTFOE MA & Boofs gHi $50 s;fs5s-
Office 30. 70 "a, shan Of public
- t54rpu ~ fsa9ac-- 30 ap7 iy
UegRs0E 81 HrTUan0Ft4
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ladies, READ AND BE WISE.

= 4. IT IN % u " HsEl'
EAUMQNI9S celebrated Patent STARCH
POLISH, for giving beautiful gloss to Linens Cam
uIlc eic also to render them mpeIv0u the effect Of
RESPIRATION or damp weather. ETC., prevent The clothes from
fabric s7 HluiouA ~ ''s
me want OF such an article has long been felt and tie
which has given in the North East
We IL Is wen KNOWN warrant recommending it with
perfect confidence TO tie patronage of the LADIES' OF On
llys viz; 80 ~
Norris French Liquid BIuine,
Hlch VIII be found superior Indigo in every res eet
hese articles have been fully tested and from the enco
nn passed on them, We do not hesitate say that all who
ny WI AlefeaiIe use no other ar Price 12S cents each
for iuIthef particulars we refer you advertisement
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PONTCHARTnAIN RAnR0AD CoMpAN,

sEl
MILNEsuRe ANp LAEE RonroHAnrnAIr.
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GENTS IN NEW ORLEANS:
IOsEPA HuFTY, 10 Camp street.
y; WRIGHT. Isl Charities Sd.
81 ME Il co. IS New Drug Store,
conner GnnaI md lnrllnllalal a

g. ASHNEAD & co. Wholesale Aaenis Exebsee
lao ons Place. DEnean's Buildings, New0rlsans
SODA ASH-100 tons high strength in store
~ 100 tons do dIeo importation. arrive for sale bV
Jas HAYMAN u HOLDEN, IS Magazine It,
q ROUND PLASTER pkgs., for Foua.
deTs use, in teIces and bbs aading and for sale by
lae HAYMAN 81 Holden. 80 Masazne ST,
e tANDLES-5O boxes Star Candles, in store,
~ for sale BY
jas HAYMAN q HOLDEN. 50 Magazine st.
SCOTCH WHIsKY--3 puncheons fine old malt,
~ for sale BY
SARDiNES-1O0 cases whole, tVo-third, half
~ and quarter boxes.
jas a. =. COCHRAN. y TahoupitouIa. st.
fToBAcCo.-25O boxes Virginia manufactured
jas lM. ARTHUR 8 co. . ard 9 New Ieyes.
lhE-2500 barres fresh Thomaston Meadow
Mr., tes s 70 store end landing from brig Aida and ship
ia9 e JOHN STROUD 3 co, III Commons 4.
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~ 2m simos GARDNER SMITH
r EASE of a large genteel clearinghouse and
- Fnnure Tor SAFE a. bargain, situated in the sss
centre Of business and places Of public amusement
(second Mnnicpaity,) having a complement Of t9sss
BOafdersr and most peasant location for private H
lies for sale TO embark another pnanp person having
lew hundred dolars cash purchase ts Fafntare which
is new and will be put at low valuation, win find this adj
mirable Op1ori unity indeed the very best ApDiy Ia
ia7 corner Gastomho1sea and bourbon IS.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNITURE,
~ made in Paris of sale on account s--
oil departure. embracing complete ParloF
and Chamber Sets. entirely new made = 1
IN Parislan STYLE cost S3eVs VIII be sold 81 So
great sacrifice the owner has further for Apply
jd IS Gnsi6m6o0ss. corner ra9' Bourbon St.
FOR SALE-Ny fine Blooded Mare, on account
Of having further use for her: guaranteed ~
perfectly sound She be Kings Stables ~ N0
corner q Union and Baronne streets H. II
lal If A. HOUGH, 1873 Bsroune 81.
TEXAS LAND FOR SALE-There viii be
= sold to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the 11tt
inst, VI u O'Clock, the Arcade in this city, un,gaTds oil
ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND situated Ia
1qtag0da county, Texas about eight mi es from the
OF MatagOrda. A particular description Of lie Land will lie
gwen at ths Tune Of sale. a6 IN
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATIONA AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantaun situated the parish Of Poiue
COupee containing 1900 aeres OF which 800 are under cut
yailon offered for sale. "A new Sugahouss, with supe-
n9r Engine has Just been eompeed at cost Of Geo.
With the Plantation offered Thirty valunbles Neeros
and ull supply of Mules Horses Wagons and Stock. For
dsH o dnio oa Row. Rc'ei & Gsr eS st
E0R SALE-The schr. MERCHANT, of about
lis tons bHrtlen, one of The fastest sae 10 the n,
United s9ies and well adapted TO the Gulf trade; @
in d. j. HART & co. 70 TchoupitouIas st.
FOR SALE--A superior Waiter and House
III. CHARLES A. TOWNSEND s co.
=
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TT HARMONIC LINIME This Eminent hns
-, been poysn to be one Of The best Pain xaeters
tnat has bae found ont for years II has been seV
and successfully applied to Rheumatic Complaints Hsad
ache and many Other US that are heir toss II q sr
aaie py hessrs CLARK ALLISON, Wholesale and Re,
91 Bruggisis corner st Charles and Union Streets next to
Dr. Clapps Church, NewOnaans. na3 ii
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NF'' -a'raHgs"sllij q y Deparfnrs qflas cars.


eH An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres sfeef e,sy,
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
J. w. SMITH. snnolirlendant
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6 '.aa .. s' . . ais \: NO. s !. u
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Hrs BANIsTEN "a res resegiss b slips 1rlhset sod
w taE1os riaaan l11fflaelit pHRIeIaN RuHNETs
fLO isfta. suI RIBBONS, eae.
niliuefs Nii Sod rafleil supply On fIsiii.
Aiag, llch AA ftIlLLhE Vl6lTEa. Prices lsr-
Country 8rlff1 fi1affy niel. q. nhNisTkFl
oeu 9mh' G. koyai si1slt, corner 81 Risnfis.
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Apal 4chicoi4.-- LPr
Camille Scott. % ,mq
'Gorah ......s.. LpT
Diadem 1000. LPT
anrope4n =stssT lFf
t'nrtuna...s.-.- LP1
.G r Mathew LPT
H. A Barling,s LPT
2. G. Gibbs 800. 9 M
" p smaris... LPT
John Runali...s Sing
hurnei....a.....Pn't
2 H. 9caIs-..+ LPT
reserve s.s..s. bFIi
eharIoni sssf.. Point
Two Friends 81 LPT
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iFHE UNDERSIGN 3 respectfully informs the
arrived from a ii this city, that he l 2ai
~ Blas bss singers, speh as sig h.ns fisd -
sF BIRDS. Ne, ~, stc which he sells 81 very 10"
~ nee' 60 esidenee IS st. Peter hs5579ss 1JnEE
q o., -,50RTEs = The subscriber respectfully an
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FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE NAN
- UFACrORY, 81 Common street opp0sits fks a,
gsranaa hoiei JOHN MElrZf.ER, manu-.
features TO order, and Keeps constantly hand and
ioi saies the latest aud Fashionable styles OIL
- o OTIS and s oes. OF ths very finest materials.
imported By himself tIom the best factories n
tTance. Those who leave their and orders
with him expect with certainty good AID easy at with
prompt dispatch. Hi5 prices moderate soicits
share OF public patronage IN full confidence that he will be
ae 10 give satisfaction those who favor him with call
NJ 4 Az sm 30
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~ II. JACKSON a. 20. No II Canaf ss-eef aua
= nexLdQel % the Fanlea Hotel shunahle CIsl IA
ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ruhscnbers ale new IN
CLOTHING and good assortment Of Enmiahing Goods.
CONFUSING article In the way Of dress satabe fof m
sud winter We pleased 10 have cur ads ard
the pgbie generally 70 cell and examine goods We
have good assnrtmen 81 SIX and einghanl JNfBB Ell.
LAS TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, etc. OR Pdass
are moderate OILS ia3m
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ROOT AND SHOE Mandatory, No 70 Sr
~ CHARLES sTREEr-E. 0'SULLIVAN invites ~
the attention Of gentlemen desiring well made and
handsome fitting Boor, HHoE, or GaITER,
% MS elegant agsgrtInent OF the several uFii- fn
sin his line. His long experiences and knowiedFs
Of his ggsinss enable him 70 satisfy the laadiouH IA
point Of fl and elegance Of appearances.
~ LASTS made 70 fit each customer and kept specially
for his use. 81 amn
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- WnOLEsA NE. n AT. AND. ,RP -,
AVAhEH0U6E.
NEUTRTA,
MOLESRIN,
SILK,
ANGOLA aud
IJbIBREI,LAE WOOL HATS;
SEAL,
CLOTH.
PLUSH,
GLAZED and
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AZ Our friend of the Louisville Journal j

az Our friend of the Louisville Journal is
tremendously anxious that we should be in a
passion about the result in the Southern States.
He is evidently himself in an unusual excite
ment, not at what he calls victory, but because
the victory is, like many such Of which history
speaks, worse than defeat.
z He says, we haven't word to say about the
result of the late election in South Carolina"
Surely our friend has never read our interesting
paper. We beg he will Immediately put on
spectacles, and profit by the information and ar
gument he will find therein. He has much need
OF instruction on the great question of the day,
and he may take pattern of calmness from US
in the moment of confict-for defeat we know
not, and cannot confess.
To assert that the great cause Of the South
is defeated, is truly absurd, and betrays in those
who make that declaration, great ignorance OF
the facts of the case. The South is not defeat
ed. She is willing to give the North another
trial. She is again about to display that for.
bearance and magnanimity under trial, attack
and insult, which has distinguished her from the
very commencement of this struggle in favor Of
her rights and institutions She is not defeated
She has rather retired,-when she might have
struck a blow, which the North would have felt
most grieviously-she has done so, because she
was willing to spare her deluded enemies. She
retired for while as she perceived the North
relenting, abolition declining, terrified at the
consequences of her own anaticism-authority
awakened to the necessity of enforcing ESQ faI
as it could) the Fugitive slave law. She retired
because her enemies were beating retreat, and
confessing their own errors. Such forbearance
we say, was magnanimity-for she had right or
her side. Secession was open to her-but hel
attachment TO the Union was greater practically
than that of the North, which had openly preach
ed disunion, and attempted to enforce it by o
deliberate attack upon institutions, to destroy
which, involved the destruction of this Union.
We do not confess, under such circumstances
to defeat We feel on the contrary that We
have triumphed over bigotry, and frightened
those political charlatans, who, to get into pow
er, flattered abolition ignorance, and compelled
the South to assume the lofty attitude she did
The day of trial is now arrived. We look
upon that which has passed as but the beginning
Of the struggle. The real danger lies in the
course which the North will now pursue under
the false conception and confidence of Union
victory. And those papers which, like the Lou
ispiiLe JOURNAL lead their readers into false ideas
respecting the late elections at the South, must
be held responsible for any rash Northern meas.
ures, which will drive the South again to seek
protection in her State rights. On another oc-
casion the Southern people may not be so for
The southern press., 1851-11-01

The Cincinnati Commercial learns from a
Mr. Losse who occupies the farm nearly OPP
posite North Bend, formerly the property Of
Cave Johnson, that during the recent low water,
be has made a discovery upon the bar which
strikes him as being somewhat singular. While
floating over the bar in a skiff he saw, through
the clear shoal water, what he supposed 10 be
boulder, stones Of a very dark color, and took
one Of them mp. lie found Il 10 be light, and
breaking u open, discovered that Il was an ex-
eellent quality Of coal, highly ihhammable. He
made general haul, and IN two or three days,
gathered over 300 bushels--the lomps being all
round. and varying in size from walnut up 20
aPumPkin. He says there are plenty more left
OF the same sort The question arises, IL there
submarine coal bank In that vicinity, from
which these Jumps have b en- carried, or are they
from sunken boat
The southern press., 1851-11-01

From ST.. DoMISGo.-By an arrival yesterday
from Gonaives, with dates to the 10th instant
we learn that an arrangement had been entered
into between the American, French and English
authorities, to force the Emperor (Soulouque)
to respect the truce towards the Dominicans-
They had drawn up proposals for him to sign
and in the event of his refusing the three powers
would blockade his ports. The Emperor was
at Gonaives with about 5000 men, and was 10
have given an answer to the proposals at that
place, but did not He, however, promised to
do so at Port-au-P Prince, where he was going