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efnclcnt operation OF the
system Of instruction now pursued leaving but few subjects
yet susceptible of improvement be noticed and recommend
ed by the present board.
Prominent however, amongst these, this board would pre-
sent to your attention the want Of suitable dnghouse for
cavalry exercises. Such establishment deemed in every
country even in those enjoying mild and equable climates
indispensable means and appliance to proper system Of
cavalry instruction and in climate like this, having long
and rigorous winters rendering unsafe and nearly impossible
both to and horse outdoor exercises for long por
ton of the year, suitable rdnghouse becomes Of nds-
pensabe necessity.
Not merely is it required here as an efficient agent in the
acquisition Of cavalry instruction. but the place where
alone the cadets during the rgors of winter and occa
sona storms take the needl physical exercise so essential
to the counteacion of the enervang effects of their sede
tary studies and pursuits.
Those considerations have led to the here as riding
school, Of the basement of building never designed for that
purpose Neither in dimensions arrangement the base
Of the academic building fitted for equestrian exercises
Taversed through its whole length by double iron colon
nade needu for the support of the floor above these
lumns very close together whose intervals scarcely afford
space for than files pass and for those
in safety while in rapid motion. Most of the cavalry
evoutions performed there attended with imminent risk Of
limb and life, both to horse and man. In witnessing those
evoutions in that space your board was not more
struck with the hardihod which led those bold youths
brave than withhe skill which enabled them to avoid these
imminent pers Yet accidents Of serious nature do often
occur, in spite Of every pecauton and still more fatal ones
constantly to be appehended In the single cavalry drill
executed in this hall in the presence OF the board learns
that several cadets placed upon the sick list caused by
hurts received the occasion This improvement only re-
ques to be properly presented to the attention OF Congress
to ene it to their approval After having Literally provided
Tor school Of cavalry instruction. and at very considerable
annual expense for instructor Of riding and for horses to
withhold the small needul for permanent improve
ment essential to the efficiency of the school Of instruction
would oe neither with economy. The
board informed by competent engineers who have consider
ed 'ne SUBJECT that an appropriation of $15000 in addition
20 an unexPended sum Of $4,000 in hand applicable that
house.
One other incidental advantage to result from this new
structure may be here sdverted The present riding
was designed for gunroom and wanted for that purpose
to protect the ed'ran in here from exposure to the
weather Il would also "a, the preservation and dnav
Of the artillery trophies Of ne various wars in which our
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Jones-A Waring &eo-C Meeker &co-R Il Fraser aco
II Smitb-Wo0d Il Low-H svestre-s " NJ Harkins-
Cherry, Henderson &cooFeam. Donegan &co-H Folger
e stevens &co-i w Arthur acoNBulkey u IIol,-H l.
Stone &eo-shnliz 4 Hadden-Wado &coIR Martin kco
g w SizeI.W Vredenburgh Sco-Jas McGregor Eco
4 Etter-C Donohue-Wsld Hco-Robt Glannon.order.
4 ,Ashbtdge &co-Payne Harison-A Il G CIomwel-
Waters &co-Fearn, Dcnegan &co-Armstrong, Lswrason
&co-H + Venard-A w Walksr-T Y Twcheli &co-Jas
McGregor &eo-kenDedy Foster-P Croft &c97stone u
Wills Il Rawlins--H n uawb,idge-Hazzard & Green-R
Il Fraser Nco-A l. Galns-D Str0ther Il BrO-Massey,
Poutney co-Vredenburgh &soaBsker Il soey-Marsh
Raniett.C g Ca,ogon1,,Gi Bu6decke &con Kenneth
D McCauly &co-BareIi tsco-Geo Forman &co-Chery
Henderson &co-E Q Boon-C Meeker &co-Lands &co
r Parish-Glenn Gco-Capt w Hall-Hil Mclean &
coaaTaylor Y Cassly-PIce. Frost &eo-W Cracken1-A
Mayo w Zachale &co-J o Woodruff &co-Ouimarat
&co-and order.
Per bark Nimrod. from New York; o Woodruff &eo-D
CaIroll-Cark MosbyIiorrel, Gayle &eo-J Lands T.
Smith-Fosdck &co-B L. Mann-seccomb L. VooIhes--J
Botgsead &co-Tufls, FeImo, &co-L Surtevant 6Ico-
Morrison u Webb-Edgeil, Null &co-Feowes &eo-I
ndge-Tayo, u Cassi,y-Lahrop &co-R n Fraser sco
Tapping &eo-H McCalO Sanbey-t berry, Henderson Il
coPrice, Frost &co-Pckeit, Perkins &co-Wood & Low
-kennett, Dix &co-Savage, Williams &co-Brothers-W
Dewey-EdgeIl, Mniiord &eo-Bradey, Wilson &co-A
Per bark Foranee, from Boson-Green, Harding aeo-C
CGaines-John Phillps-Marsh Ranlett-kennett, Dix Il
co-Macauay Bros-Shultz L. Hadden-Geo Forman-J O
Woodruff &co-W whitehall. Woods &co-Tusts, Fermor &
| Hobert.-G Evans-H T Venard-D Taylor &eo-Price h
FIost-C T Buddecke &co-and order.
Fer schr Geo Prescott, from CharlestonM Garcia Eco
Felowes &co-Payne II BanisOn-Menard u Vignaud-J
Cotchett-C Bhkle-john Bal-and order.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAs-of various kinds and qualities
4 Coffee -;
Sugar Sugar -:
Brapdies and LIQUORS " e.;
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Prunes, sardnes Preserves and Pickles;
Butter. Bacon Flour and Rice;
Molas'es and Syr ru5 OF Al analEtes
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils Candles, Fish, etc. etc.
Constantly hand by continually sgag, and for sale
on the most reasonable terms JAIL lyls
A d. GRIEFF 81 CO, Nos SO, 40 and AZ Old
IA. Levee. and No. 10 Front Levee, Offer for sale in lots
to suit purchases
1000 kegs Western Buter-varous SIZED packages;
500 firSns Prime Goshen-Do;
loco boxes Western and English Dairy Cheese;
500 barrels Ale-Northern and Western;
100 barrels Prime Newark Cider;
$50 packages Northern Refined Sugar;
500 boxes Star Csnd!es1Best CINCINNATI brands;
100 boxes New Bedford Sperm-Do;
100 boxes Proctor CANDLES Talow Candles;
80 barrels PIckes-in vinegar;
400 boxes Assorted Pickles, Keichups, Pie Fruits, etc.
,,o undeIwood's, Wells, Miller and Provost's, etc;
900 boxes Spices;
so bags Pepper
200 bags Rio and Havana Coffee
10000 pounds Dried Apples;
40 boxes Goldfish
100 barrels Mackere-Nos. l, and g;
$40 dozen Brooms-Northern and Western
20 pkgs Virginia Manufactured Tobacco-5's and s's
l50 pkgs Imperial and GunpOwder Tea;
l0O hf chests Popehong-Do three to the pound
Which will be sold ut the lowest market for cash
approved city acceptances. tell I'm
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The Galveston News says: We have been as
sured that it has been ascertaned be fact that
every commissioned officer in the army of the rev.
olulion, was Mason, except one, and that one
Mas-Renedct Arnold.
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A letter dated Liverpool, January 3lst, states
that the body of Capt Smith, of the ship Franco
MIA, of Baltimore lost off Hollyhead, was found
and buried on the Saturday previous, near the spo
where the ship was wrecked.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PkEMIuA
A 3 D O M I N A L
SUPPER Err

Do ssiv 81 his Orss. 10 ~ Carrie @~hf srrssus r~s"
rheghtes most elastic and abeinsrqment in nssf
The OF the compant-the bearing down feeling al
the bottom weakness side and back
the whites In pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
in fact Indispensable the comfort OF every delicate
female doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they
be referred to the wife OF celebrated physician Of this
ing several other supporters without any relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the insiru
nent at the propretors, 10 St. Charles street.
practice had occasion to examine and apply
hoad Abdominal supporters In and have found 90 vel
sdsntsd impart relief and comfort
Philadelphia, Aug. rs, lsis VIM. ANDERtcN, - @
For years afflicted with womb compainipsr
time confined my bed My slsnes great No
Mr. Sherman's Abdominal
por enabled work about the house. and regain fsr
InsI health and chssrfulnsss hra.VuAiNsAsH-
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Second Municipality Lvceum,

NJ Lyceum Hall will be delivered
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS ct o'clock, P. NJ
The Distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH engaged
deliver upon the subject Of Chemistry He will be
BY learned Professor different departments
Science during season. contemplated By the ordinance
atng the Library and Lyceum.
admission the whole Course Of these Lectures
follovs
Season Ticket admitting gentleman and two ladies' q
Ticket single Lecure.
~ may obtained from the Librarian, the Second
Municipality Hail. ja2i
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NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon of the 18th says :
Commodore Sloat transferred the command of the
Navy Yard yesterday, to Commodore Stringham,
who was received with the usual honors and
al,
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The parishioners of Rev DR.. MOTT, of Franklin,
CT, made him visit on his ninety-seventh birth.
day, the 3D. uIt. The party consisted Of Some one
hundred and fifty The doctor is in his pulpit
every Sabbath, and bids fair live out full CEN
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AUCTION SALES.

signOr Vito Wits extensive and unpese we'd sale
Of Marble statuary, Alabaster SCULPTURE superb
Mosac Tables, richly carved Boriegiio, EtTnscan do,
and a variety Of fancy and useful articles.
BY N. VJGNIE, AuctiOneer.
THURSDAY February 1885, 10 O'Clock snd 4ociocs
the sfterno1n-W be sod No. 0i ~. Char
The viii part superb antique Egyptian
Marble Bust Of Paeo, Of Grecan workman'hp Bss ~ Nobe
Hercules, Hhe Victoria, Apoo Figures Of
Angels suitable for walls Of Basso Relieve Figure Or Aemsa
= - ALABAsTER SCULPTURE.
Birth Of veous the sessons Spring and Winter GroupTbe
Struggle La Cleopatra Dancing GIRL Basco and Aranna Putto
ssperby Vases
Card Baskets Tazze, nksands fruits, Paper Weehs Candle
sticks, Roman LantsrBs-
FRENCH CHINA.
Superb Dinner Bet and gut band and Bouquet Tea Sets
Sets Csnssck Bouquet Paper Hslders
Perfume Bottles, Night Lamps
PAPER MAcHR.
Rich Tables, iniad with PEARL Workssnds Portfolios, Fire
screeDs-
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
Rich Optical RUBY Blue Vases Diamond Cut Card Re-
celvers Cut Bottles Csrafs Tumblers,
-Four Mosaic Tables, of style Of workmanship.
The importation Signor
VITO VIII making from he far famed studio,
Of Italy, France Germany always the refined
| Of the citizens Of New Orleans.
~ The open visitors Thursday 10th
10 o'clock the day the which occasion the
pany Of the ladies and gentlemen Of New Orleans and vcni
respectfully solicited. ie2s If
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Atiux.

Mote In the First municipality designated In fol owing
able by m) the Nos commence at the Railroad and up
In the Second m the Nos above the Steamboat
Ing No. being fatboa Landing. the Third (n3) The h
the Railroad and DOWN No. being Perry Wharf
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Miss Hesser, of Juniata, Pennsylvania has re
covered Sl725 of Mr.. Martin, of Mfln county
lor breach of marriage promise.
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: s bales cotton
Cummings Stewart &coll2 do Armstrong, lawrason &cu
20 DO Mcdowell, Mills &co-24 do A Miichel-2 do !ne
Wiiams-S do Hugely, Rochelle l. Blair-sundries Hal
Kemp-Sgeske X McCreary-Lucas Il Norwood-Pck
EFT, Perkins &co.
ROSTON-Per bark Florance Assorted mdse.
BALTIMORE-Per bark E II Chaplin: Assorted mdst
and 81 slaves.
WI LMINGTON-Per brig May Flower: Naval store
to order
PHlLADELPHIA-Per brig New World Ass'd mdse
CHARLEsTON-Per schr q u Prescott: Rice to order
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Per ship Manchester, from NewYork-A g Vanbibber-J
h A@SmiR ,&c9mSlarS Day SufeJ
Hsrison-R w Powel-D iarroi-FF Foiser NeoN
W Robnson-S Ewng-R Hall &co-J r Shaw Eco
w Violet &eo-Edgell, Muiford &co-Sickles Nco-Jas
Corno'y Sco-F rda-Iathroe &eo1Pickel Perkins Seo
w m Creevy-N eatman 8 Cos Wolte-C CGaines-J b
Seel-Kennedy u Foster-Tayor Il Casailly-G Forman-
R Carroll M Eg "Reminiscences &eo~C T
J ? Whitney &co-C Stoughton,-J II Eliott-WY Patch
-Hall X kemp-Dykers spau!ding -Demerest &co-I nj
Denman-Gray u Campbel-Robson y Alen-J Lilly-D
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Per steamship Galveston frsm Matagoda Bay and Calves
onMiss Fountain Mrs Dele and daughter DR. Gardee
and lady. Miss Mayed, Miss Dean Mr. Shaw and lady MI
Riley and LADY, Mr. Krehn and lady, Mr. Ruthyen and lady
Smith, Smith, Levi, Holt. Crusoe. Murphy, Peter Berr
Devine, Ferel-l5 on deck, and 10 negroes.
Per brig New World from Philadelphia-Mrs Allen, Rev
l. Boyies, p Devein and lady.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Tobncco-There was some inquiry and we heard oil 1853
hbds new CROP sold on private terms 90 tt
suo.r-Prces dropping but demand good. with sales Of
Io q bhds at about 494GD5sc for fair to fully fair
MoI.,ses-seady, and about 100 bbs disposed of
nj 02a6c for femenng, and a6a02c gallon Tor prime
10 choice.
EIour-Market sill depressed, and little doing Sales 300
hills Ohio in lots from second hands, 81 co. and 800
bb SECOND St Louis the rate. In large lots Ohio
can he bought at 90 9O0s3 IS W bbl
rain-There less inquiry for Corn and the sales
limited to abou, 5OO0 sacks including 1850 poor yellow 49,
$40 at S. 1900 prime yellow IS. and 2OO0 several lots.
557c ~ bushel. Oats have further declined. with
Of 1870 Sacks including 1000 bushels ST. Louis sold the
Quarermaster of the army $751; 100 sacks at % and
1850 sack. at 52@53c " bushel.
Pro- isiOnsThe Pork market heavy, with sales OF
s. bbls Mess without Inspection at $2 So and 100 Prime,
branded, ell so W Dbl OF Bacon, retail sales only al
Sc for Sides, and 5a6c Tor Shoulders. Lard was in
quest and the sales embraced BIC bb and eces at 1ll6
"a, and $40 kegs at Sac " h.
Rice20 tierces, prime, were sold on the Levee at
3sSc " ID.
CoHee-Sales 100 bags Rio q. 1l@llhc Yb.
Nhisky-Market very duIl-2OO bbls Rectifed sold in
several lots at 2323, and few small parcels at 24c W
gallon
Exchanges The demand limited We quote
Sterling 1U74O1O3 NewYork sixtyday Bills. 24D2a %
cent Disc and Sight Checks NewYork l@911s " cent
discount.
Freights-The rates continue to advance. Two Amer
can ships taken up for Liverpool at l36d for Cotton
British ship the rate and bark for Trieste at l9ac
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Cleared Yesterday.
b. E ship conqqsaq Isi,Sh Liverpool. ca%mask Seo
Rak IsaEs: as5s Tfss;s;ssi, SswYork. Boss1 90
Sard brig Carmns fllomene, Gazoa, Genoa. d LAMA
schr Z NJ Sears Graham, Aransas and Corpus Christi
schr Edw Barnett Saunders St Marks. c Rogers &co
Arrived.
doa % afs MaiasG'aa Bay via Gal
ship Rea h. Stevens days from Matanzas in ballast to
Bark Torrance, Woodward. from Boston eth inst to master
Bari II Chaplin, Hall, II days from Baltimore, w
Brig May Flower Hooper. 10 daya from Wilmington. Z,
Brig New World Carson, Is days from Philadelphia. to
schI Geo Prescott Gky, IL days from Chae,ton, to
Mhsssh o aloF e 81 Mss Rysl
Or Batey, Wilson. from Lafourche.
Moro Castle Scott, from Cincinnati
Music, Streck, from Latourche.
Storm, Hopkins. from Camden.
Towboat Porpoise Brown. from the Passes-towed dow
and 10 sea on the 2lst ins ship Loodlannh and bar
Towboat South western, Marlin from the
TO ,p s RR A Ir N W es Vsa
| Exports.
hams hhds tobacco, q b5 Isd oil Us DO Ied OIL % Il
castor H. 10 do PORK, 81 tes $50 bis 11 IS bales hemp
si5 Py ~ Is Ea Si csks copper and sundTss
VIEW YoRK-Per bark Yankee Blade: 500 bales cotton
| NEW YORk-Per bark Adene 80 bales cotton Is
GESoAsPer brig CANINE Fiomene: as bales cotton
GoRU pf is ser sears IA bb flour
whisky LOO bales tobacco, 70 boxes wne 10000 fee
ST MARKs-Per schr Edw Barnett: 400 bbls flour. 10
do whisky 70 do pork 50O sacks corn, 80 casks bacon
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Il TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this cit y and at lower
prices. These Teas are Of
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in G hiua. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam.
lilies tlle} rru put mp in
small q apllti-s in well Sc
cured meta cpackases, so
as TO psese, - their fra.
GRANGE as lo-i. "a in The
chests.
To- Gite REAL dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ship and hotels sup.
piled with everr dnscfip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests, half
chests, ~ ID and 8 b box,
ovao IL JaSirod
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FOR sALE-A fine Saddle Mare. Apply to
DOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
twenty. five years old-well acquainted with the
agemen Of hoe-gocd ordinary Smith and fair Engi
neer, apply at this office. fe22 If
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The site of the Poydras Methodist CHURCH.
of Poydras and Carondele street.. Apply to H. r. w.
HILL, of Messrs. Hill. Mclean n Co. fe22
nESIRA ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
two story frame house, slated, on the West side of
Robert near Canal street, in the I'd My the house il
contains four with cabinets. also two story kit A
chem cern and brick paved yard The improvements
nearly 1t is desirable residence for small family 1t
rents for s per month Tens bp Tv b era Apply NJ
or to JAMES GRAHAM. Notary Public.
fel9 St. No. 80 Graver street, up stairs.
FOR SALE-The well known Watering Place,
Bay ten miles Southeast of the city, offered for G3s:f
sae with all the Furniture and thing connected i;
herewith, on aceomm2dsng terms if application is &a;is
This establishment commenced abOnt the LIST of Janu
8 and has been the public three each
OF which the house been crowded for three MONTHS
and mas pad profit Oh the investment OF 10 per cent
The location of the most commanding on Mobile
Bay having all the Shower and Salt Water
Bathing that required for watering place. The country
round woods ponds in the vicinity and
| Is always free from mosquitoes.
The main building, besides parlOrs dining office
cabins varying in size suit amiesa of which ram
buildings, and have been finished within the last years
can accommodate comfortably $50 persons.
TO any person OF persons having finds to invest IN this
Comfy one half the insnrabe value would be requed vii
please call l.. NJ. Wilson, st. Michael street, Chamber
lain Cos c0mms,ef stres FREEMAN p,oDrs,0,
February a. 1851 tel9 3w
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TT Notice.-The COMMITTEES apposused for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL an
please call Messs. Henderson Gsins No. rr and
get their Subscription Books.
II The Members OF the Committee will daily
Of H. T. LONsDALE Esq No 81 Gravier at halfpat
o'clock }aZ3a Signed, II. C. cAAMAcK, Chairman
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New York paper says that building lots are
selling the foot Of Twenty third street at ono
hundred to two hundred and fifty dollars per foot In IVA
John Adams relates in his diary that he drove of the city
where the foot of Twenty third street now is
The Cathedral of Nore Dame (Antwerp) il
one of the finest Gothic buildings the Continent The
climb before rsachng the top. There so bells in the
tower, the largest of which weighs 5000 pounds re-
qures IL ring it.
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t DR.. 9. w. Dalton. whose duty it il to vacsinate
hose Children Of the Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
may require and for week. prevented
BY sickness from doing he however able and prepared
discharge that duty and the Principals and Teacher Of
the several schools uch children his Office for that
tn Others desiring protection against the SMALL POX,
respectfully invited call at his Office It's Circus JAZZ
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation, situated the parish OF Ponte
COupee containing 100 acres of which 500 under
yation Is offered for sale new Sugar house, with
Engine has been completed OF $o, O0.
With the Plantation are offered Thirty valuabes Negroes,
and full supply OF Mules, Horses Wagons and Stock. For
full description and terms, apply
DBL If Union Row, 81 CarondeIet ST.
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James GuIick Fire Co. No. II


n A special meeting Of the Company viii +
- he'd at the Engine house, on THURSDAY, tn
9Th inst, a, halfpast o'clock 2. N By order
fs8 GEO MAYNE, Secretary
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COAL.

Mulford Mines, kentucky.}
IRON and after this date. Steamboats, can be
.Sppsa with .ups.iG, quality q GoAL
A,Lan.a.: where e: p,opTs'os' h,ss ;TrS
''i isis In s'AA'e'' '''''' Manager.
COAL-COAL-COA Reduced,
English Camel Coal,
T@ss sp: .a ;SFss :if s fro"
at pei barrel; 10 o.. Of . 5oOriOo
barrels ana a &c se fsass P fiss barrel
of ca-tage.
Pittsburg Coal
90 ans re- as BE a e 9Sg SSa
barrels. delivered, lIse q charge, at
800 g ri sf FIisbuas .rs.
to suit purchasers at "a 50 per cask.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard. Rel Ash. and Lackawana.
for 'as in Il 81 to g 'T psr ' ssst at from
TSE ell The At H. S S
y ss 3. @ sf ss
racks and Hospital streets, near Esplanade. ~
Aides All orders through h fk g.
Ysag into for psaa
ETC. nSis The Ssfp es''0n sp
ENGLISH CAMEL COAL at s. per barrel.
~ The subscriber has $50 tons SUPERIOR ENGLISH CAMEL
ew a hp sG AGD s had will ,ls
of Julia street, the of B. Brewer Co
Camp lfeS lmisJ JOHN G. BROWER.
" ANAWHA COAL-This very superior Can
IN mel Coal from the West Virginia Coal Mining Com
panyhe first offered in this be had the
THOMPSON Coal Yam, Ct Charles sIest Of Julia
in lots to suit 1t gnes easily burns with great cear
ness. and ciW mot snap.
E For orders of not e than twenty barrels lihssl dis
count will he maze John G. BROWE8,
tv Orders left the Yard, the of B, brewer
& Co., u Camp will receive prompt attention. jazz lmls
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
l. street, corne, Julia streetThe subscriber having
purchased this old established yard and laid in fresh supply
of Coal prepared delys in lots to suit 70 his friends
BURG ANraRACITE, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAMEL
Coat. JOHN u. BROWEk
fN Orders may be left at the store of Brewer Co..
No. II Camp street. jail 6m5p
Il CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-500 bags
~ superior Carolina Seed Cow Peas, direct from
Chareston. landing from brig Susan Ludwig for sale by
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EnOken.


BY the bark Chaplin, the 10th inst off Hoe-n. the
Wall, ship Realm, 60 days from Havre for Apaachicoa
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~ superior Carolina Seed Cow Peas new CROP direct from
Charleston, landing from brig Susan Ludwig, for sale by
fe24 I'm A. +. COCHRAN, n Tchoupit0ulas ST.