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Arrive at Carios every Wednesday and Saturday by
2pmj
Leave charlOe every Monday and Thursday a, Il
Arrive at Sydney every Wednesday and Saturday by
lOsO6 From Wapahkonne,ta nv IJoionoooI,s w.vns.
back, once a week
Leave Wapahkonaeta every Friday st6ami
Arrive at henton same day by d N;
Leave henton every Saturday al 6 m;
oso7 FsGm 50sdrs b~ Fss same day
and back, once week.
Leave Dmsmore every Friday at q M
Arrive at ST. John same day 10y 7 D IN
Leave ST John every Friday at 3 m
Arrive al Dinsmore same day by IL IN.
l030s From ST Mary's, by Celna Skeels Cross Road.
New Corydon Ia, Timber Lost, Linn Grove and
Vera Cruz 10 Blson, AZ miles and back, once
week.
Leave ST. Marys every Saturday at S AMI
Arrive at Button day by pm,
Leave Button every Thursday at sam;
Arrive at 81. Mary's next day by SPIN
io3Os From s., Marys, by Celina, Neptune Boets Msr
Ger, shane's Crossing, Wiltshire, Pleasant Mills.
la, Decatur Monmouth, and Root, to Fort
Wayne, So miles and back, three timos week,
supplying cslna and Boetia on the going, and
Neptune on the return trips.
Leave 81. Mary's Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Leave Fort Wayne Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day al am
Arrive at St. Mary's same DAYS by sym.
O3lO From Dephos Fort Jennings to Kalds is miles
s-. and back once week.
Leave Delphos every Thursday a, PM;
Arrive ct kaida same day by pm;
Leave Kalda every Thursday at Ga m
Arrive at Delphos same day by l2m
1871 From Defiance, by Brunersburg and Evanspo to
Bryan, 81 miles and back, twice a week..
Leave Defiance every Tuesday and Friday at
t~
Arrive at Bryan days by l2m;
Leave Bryan every Tuesday and Friday At pm;
Arrive at Defiance same days by p
1922 From Defiance by Brunersbug GAINESVILLE, Saooks
vile, and Hcksville, to Panama, 80 miles and
back once week.
Leave Defiance every Wednesday at am
Arrive at Panama same day by 6pm;
Leave Panama every Thursday at an;
Arrive at Defiance same day by pm.
1913 From ST Josephs, by Artic, Hamilton, Ia, Seu-
benvlle, Angola, Flint, and Brushy Prairie,
Lima, 40 miles and back once week.
Leave ST. Josepn's every Monday at SAM
Arrive at Lima day by p m;
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iO27s From waynesvis, BY sprugbOrO' 70 Franklin, Il

1923 From Waynesvile, by sprngooro TO Franklin IL
miles and back, week.
Leave Wavnesville every Saturday at 3
Arrive at Franklin same day by ii ami
Leave Franklin every Saturday al pm;
- Arrive at Waynesvie same day by pm
iO9o0 From Hamilton, by Rossvile Jaeksonboough West
Elkon, Gratis, West Alexandra, Lewisburg, Ea-
phemia, Hagersio~n, Castine, and Fort Jefferson,
TO Greenvile Sc miles and back twice week.
Leave Hamilton every Tuesday and Friday at a
Arrive at Greenville same days by spm
Leave Greenyille every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Hamilton days by SPIN
lO2ol From Hamilton, by Rossyille, Dauuwn Morning
Sun, Fair Haven, Beechy Mire la, and Boston
to Richmond la, 80 miles and back daily
Leave Hamilton daily at pm;
Arrive at Richmond same days by 9pmj
Leave Richmond daily at Tam
Arrive at Hamilton same days by IN
l0262 From Mlddetown, by lie Sourdsyille Princeton
and Port Union, 10 Cincinnati, 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave MiddIeown every Friday at 8 I'm;
Arrive at Cincinnati same day by pm
Leave Cincinnati every Saturday at am
Arrive at Mlddletown same day by 6 p m.
1928 From Hamilton, by M,llvle, to Reilly, 10 miles
and back, u week.
Leave Hamilton every Saturday at 8 m
Arrive at Reilly same day by l2m
Leave Reilly every Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Hamilton same day by pm.
1924 From Hamilton by Rossvile, Seven.me, Collins
vile, Somerville, and Camden, TO Eaton, 81 miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave Hamilton daily except Sunday at 10 am
Arrive at Eaton same days by p m;
Leave Eaton daily except Sunday at a m
Arrive at Hamilton days by l2 m.
l0255 From New Paris by Concordia, New Madison and
Fort Jefferson, to Greenvlle, 20 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave New Paris every Wednesday and Saturday at
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,ol77 From sunbory, by Vail. Cross Roads, Porter,
Sparta Frederckowr Shalers Mills, North LIB
orty, Boiler Neville, Six Corners and Mifh,n,
10 Ashland, 81 miles and back, oaee week
Leave Sunbury every Wednesday at6ami
Arrive at Ashland next day by SPIN;
Leave Ashland every Friday at 6ami
Arrive At Sunbury next day by p M
io7s From Gambler 6y Mso ssl Dsnv,e NSonps,si
"a miles and back, once week
Leave Gambler every Friday al sans
Arrive at MiIsrsbu.g same day by 6gmi
Leave Miersburg every Saturday at oamjl
Arrive at Gambler same day by 6pmi
,o,7s From Mount Vernon, by Democracy, Jeloway
Londony!ls, Big Prairie, Wooster, Madison
burgh, Old Hickory, Goford, Medina, Brunswlca
Strongsville, Middlsburg, Parma, Brooklyn, and
Ohio City, TO Cleveland, 81 miles and back, SIX
times u week
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at a M
Arrive at Cleveland next days by pms
Leave Cleveland daily except Sunday at Z am
Arrive at Mount Vernon next days by IN.
IOl0O From Mount Vernon, by Gambler, Wolf badens.
burg, New Guiford, West Bedford, Tyrone, ana
Roscoe, TO Coshoclon, 80 miles and back, six
times a week to Gambler, and once week inc
Leave Noun, Vernon daily except Sunday at lam
Arrive at Gambler same days by lOa ans
Leave Gambler daily except Sunday at ~ m
Arrive at Mount Vernon same days by IA m;
Leave Gambler every Wednesday at IL
Arrive at Coshocton same day by sPmi
Leave Coshocton every Thursday attain
Arrive at Gambler same day by p M - :
iolsi From Mount Vernon by Lucerne, Chesteryie Pu-
laskivie Mount Giead, Marltsand U nderwood's,
to Marion, A miles and back, once week
Leave Mount Vernon every Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Marion next day by IAN;
Leave Marion every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Mount Vernon next days by SPIN.
lOls9 From Cheserve by Frederiektown, Leverng and
Woodvew, to ShauckS, Is miles and back three
times q week.
Leave Chestervie every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday Al 6 am;
Arrive at Shauck's days by IL
Leave Shaucks every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at 2 pm;
Arrive al Chestervle days by m. a
l0ls3 From Mount Gead, by Smiths Mills Iberia, New
Winchester, and Letmbervle, to Bucyrus, 80
miles and back, a week.
Leave Mount Gead every Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Bucyrus same day by PM
Leave Bucyrus every Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Mount Gilead same day by pm.
Dlsa From Loudonvile, by Perryville, MELVILLE Has
tinga, and Barnes, to Mansfield, % miles and back
twice week.
Leave Loudonvile every Wednesday and Saturday
at1pm;
Arrive at Mansfield day by SPIN;
Leave Mansfield every Wednesday and Saturday at
Sam "
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Arrive ut Gibson same day pm;
Leave Gibson Wednesday at 3 p nj
Arrive at Pikcton same day by 8 pm.
lO2J0 From Sinking Spring, by Byngon Morgnn's Fork
Jasper, Piketon Beaver, and Meadow Branch, to
Jackson, ~ miles and back once week.
Leave Sinking Spring every Thursday at 6sm
Arrive at Jackson next day by IL m;
Leave Jackson every Friday at pmi
Arrive Sinking Spring next day by M
lO25l From Lynchbug, by Jacksonville, Princeton, Bu.
ford, a,d New Hope, TO Georgetown, % miles and
back, once week
Leave Lynchburg Friday at 7ami
Arrive al Georgetown same day by 5 Pm;
Leave Georgetown Saturday AT Tam;
Arrive a. Lynchburg same day by ; p m. %
l0252 From HHlsboro, by Fairfax, TO loungsyille, ~
miles and back, once week.
Leave Hillsboro' Wednesday at 7ami
Arrive at YoungsviIle same day by SPIN;
Leave Youngsvile Thursday at 7 am;
Arrive at HIsboro' came day by m.
oas3 From Locust Grove, by Marble Furnace, Cuisine
Tranquility, and Younssvie, to Eckmsnsy'ue,
% mics and back once week
Leave Locus, Grove every Saturday at ans
Arrive at Eckmansvlle same day by ~ m;
Leayc Eckmansvillc every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Locust Grove came day by SPIN.
IO25i From West Union, by Wagoners Ripple, Stoups
Rockville, and Friendship, to Portsmouth, and re-
turn by Bloc Creek, equal to 81 miles and back
week.
Leave West Union every Thursday at 5 ans
Arrive at Portsmouth same day by 81 pm;
Lonve Portsmouth every Thursday al nm;
Arrive at West Union next day by S pm.
l0255 From Georgetown, by New Hope, Puebla Benton
Five Mile, and Green vile, to Fayetteville ~ miles
and back, once week
Leave Georgetown Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Fayetteville anne day by 6pm;
Leave Fayetteville Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Georgetown same day by 6pm;
lO256 From Georgetown to Ripley, 10 miles and back
III three times week.
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at Ripley same days by M and return to
Georgetown by6pm
I0257 From Williamsburg to New Hope IS miles and
y back, week.
,ul Qafu r
Arrive at New Hope same day by lam
Leave New Hope Saturday at PM
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

STATE OF FEELING IN SOUTH CAROLINA
The Washington IueNiSencer publishes the
following extract Of :; letter received in that
city, describing the state of feeling and recent
movements in South Carolina.
GA good deal was seen of the leading families
of the State, the X x x, X x *. x =, and
others, all men of talents, wealth, and nflu-
ence, and, of course, little kings among their
friends and depcndants--all, to man, STEPPED
to the brains in disunion and secession. On
one occasion militia drill was attended. The
companies were composed of the gentlemen
of the island of Edisto--thc fine for absence
being 10 per cent on their incomes. The TO
vernon of South Caroline, Mr.. MEANS, review
ed the troops, and when the duties OF the drill
ling and marching were ended, he made
speech, in which he exhorted those brave sons
of the Palmetto State to burnish their wea-
pons and sharpen their swords, for the battle
would soon be at hand it would be his happl
ness to lead the 10 victory
"Ata supper given later in the day, where
much more of the like fanatieism prevailed
they all swore to cling TO one another, to make
| an issue with the other States, and to leave
the Union or die. That an attempt, at least
| will be made by that State to seccde is beyond
question. They seem to be impressed witt
the belief that the Union will be kncelIng at
| the feet of South Carolina, imploring her to
return, within two years; and that England
will starye without her sca-island cotton. lI
| a word, so great is their deuson, that they
prefer to be vassals of monarchy rather than
remain under republican bondage"
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PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY, NAY 81, 1851.

RESPONSIBILITY OF NEWSPAPER SuBscRl-
ErEs-As many people do not understand
the law relating to the circulation of news
papers, and the responsibility Of subscribers,
but think they may stop paper without
regard to arrearagcs due, an insertion of the
following may not be amiss: Mr.. Jespcr Hard
inc, o! Pennsylvania, not long since recovered
a large sum, (about $l2o we believe,) for the
subscription to the "pennsylvania Enquirer,
of man residing in Rhode Island.
The circumstances were these: The SUBJ
scribcr took the paper for some time, and then
sent the publisher notice of discontlnuanee,
without forwarding the money for payment.
Tie publisher took no notice Of this nor several
subsequent notices of refusing to take the
paper from the post-oilice. The result was,
that notwithstanding the Rhode Islander did
not receive the paper for several years, yet he
was forced to pay Mr.. Harding the whole
amount up to the period claimed in the bill,
besides the costs fthc suit.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

TIE CHARLESTON DIsAFFEcTloS,-Fourh
Dayton the sth, after prayer having been
offered up, Colonel Maxcy Gregg, from the
Committee of Twenty-one, submitted an ad-
ditona report, forming the present Convention
into Central Association, under the same spe-
cial organization, appointing 4 Central Commit
tee, and defining their duties. This report
was adopted Immediately after the adoption
of the address and resolutions originally re-
ported. Several distinguished men of South
Carolina addressed the Convention-some for
moderate, and some for fire-catng measures.
Finally, thanks were rendered to Ex-Governor
John p. Richardson, for his conduct in the
chair, and the Convention was closed with
prayer, sine die.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

WoMANs W1LL.-Dip the Atlantic ocean
|dry with a teaspoon: twist your heel INTO the
Toe of your boot make postmasters perform
their promises, and subscribers pay the printer;
send up fshing-hooks with balloons, and hsl'
for stars; get astride of gossamer and chase
q comct when the rain is coming down Ike
the. cataract of Niagara, remember where you
| left your umbrella; choke musqulto with
brickbat in short, prove all things hitherto con-
fsidered impossible, to be possible, but never at
! tempt to coax woman to say she ~M, when
J she has made up her mind to say she 'ront
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can expect. Thi, business don't rAacty SUIT
nc--l can't stand it,
Please accept my resignation and strike NY
name from Your list of agents. | admir-" our
paper very much myself, but it would be 4
queer looking sort OF a concern that would
come up I" the requirements Of every body. .
One wants Independence in an cditor--anc,hl
don't want any. One wants all sllng--ano-
tl'cr W"u'dn't touch a journal that contained
IN irrcyclant line with Il ten foot pole One
sentimental, lackadaisical Miss in pautalrttr-
wanted nothing but love poetry, another new
or read any thing but the marriages.
All kinds of abuse have to bear, too /
wouldn't mind it SO much if they only cursed
you and your paper, but they curse me too
S"ndler, rascal, blood-sucker. These are
some Of the names they think proper to bes-
tow upon me. | tried fighting for while and
thrashed several of your patrons like blaze,
but occasionally got licked like thunder my
self: Once ! was put in Jail for assault and
battery, and only escaped by breaking out.
Send me a receipt for the three dollars twelve
and half cents, and believe me, yours in de-
spair. AARON SWEATWELI.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

An EDITOR kSoCKESG HIS PAPER INTO PER
PETUAL PIE-A Phenomenon editor of
the Cortland Democrat, ina formal valedctors,
takes leave of that print for another field of Ia
Dor, under circumstances which zoe shall not
venture to state. We copy his ocn account Of
the matter:
awe will now give our readers an idea of
our reasons for leaving them. and an account
of our future occupation You recoIect per
haps, that we gave Il notice few weeks since,
of investigating the spiritual manifestations, or
commonly termed spirit rapping-,' and that we
stated our beliefin regard to the phenomenon
We have been in Auburn since them and upon
a thorough and careful investigation of the sub
ject we have come to the further conclusion
that the manifestations are not only produced
by spirits out Of the flesh, but that they per
mitted and delegated to communicate will,
mortals by God, for the vast and inconceivably
exalted purpose of redeeminy the rorld iron,
the bondage and corruption Of SIN. And, as ono
of the feeble instruments of God in this great
work, we engage our weak talents, our time
and our all hcnceforth and forever, till the OBJ
ject be accomplished.
"Paul, the Apostolic Messenger, directed us,
by means of the 'rappings,' to leave our business
in this place and remove to Auburn, there to
| commence and continue the publication Of
paper, to be devoted wholly ana exclusively to
this cause. Accordingly we have disposed Of
our interest in the Democrat, and have purchas-
ed in the name of Pclcg $. Cottrcll e. Co.,
printing Office located in Auburn, where, in
few weeks, will be issued the first number of tho
paper alluded to- under the title (givcn also BY
the rappings) of Spiritual and Moral Instruc-
tor The paper will contain accounts Of con
versations with spirits, the history, defence. and
advocacy of the manifestations, and articles
composed and given entirely by spirits in
another state of existence. 1t will be issued
sem-monthly, for 81 per year
That the writer is entirely serious in all he
says-strange though it may SCENTS MS OBJ
vious as that he is laborng under halucina-
ton bordering on something more fearful. He
goes on to say that he has been converted from
infdelity to christianity, and from state of
! doubt to one of full belief, rs to the immortal
ity of the soul, Shy means Of the spirits rap
! ping'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo-A hundred years
ago stupid German monarch rcigned over
these United States, then colonies of Great
Brtait-and on the whole earth, with the ex-
ception of Switzerland, there was not 4 single
republic 0: any pretensons. hundred years
ago the French lilies hoatcd over Quebec, Pitts
bureh and New Orleans.
A hundred years ago the old French mo-
narchy existed-thc Bastie reared its accursed
towers-Louis XIV, dallied with Infamous
wantons, squandered his subjects money, and
blasphemed in his own person the name of
man. Fifty years ago the name Of Napoleon
was still comparatively unknown. Fifty years.
ago cotton-mills had as it were, just been in
vented; and railroads, locomotives, and mag->
netic tclegraphs were practically unknown.
Fifty years ago there were scarcely five mil
lions of people in the United States, and Ohio
was almost as much Of wilderness as Oregon
is now. Fifty years ago Washington had just
died Jefferson was still living, and Clay, Web
.i,. and Calhoun were names as yet unknown
to fame.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

o. AT one of the last balls which Louis Ma
poleon attended, we remarked 4 woman who
was besicgcd by n throng of adorers. She
was a stranger, either Saxon, Bavarian or Ger.
man. She had been twice 4 widow, and never
once wife. She married, first, an officer of
dragons, who quarrcled on his wedding day
with captain OF huzzar, on the snbject of per-
fccting muskets in the Prussan service A
duel on the spot ensued and the bridegroom
was killed. The widow next married law
yer; at the bridal dcjcunc the happy hu>banj
swallowed cherry stone, which ciloked hin
and he expired between the beautiful bride
and bottle of Rhenish wine. There are al
ready many candidates for her favor.
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HAR0WA RE-
IL. RICH A IL DS, 49,
IL Chartres ST, %s9-
.Vesr- Orleans. @-

III Chartres St, -NE-
.Vs,r- Orleans. @ieA
Successor to X. w. Montgomery
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware offers ioi sale on reasonable terms the
following:
2uO tons Swede, American and English Iron, as
sorted:
500 bundles English. American and Eusslan Sheet
hoop and band Iron;
5000 lbs Brazicl's Copper, assorted,
5000 lbs Block and Bar Tin;
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails;
200 tons IIoowware Castings, pots, ovens, skill
lets fire dogs. &c.
Cotton and Wooden Cards;
Ames' and Rowlands spades and shoves;
Ok, Log, Trace, lial:er, Coil and Cane Carter
Chains;
Cotton and Cane Hoes. Plows, Corn shelters etc.
Sad Irons, Pa,en, Balances. Brass kettles;
Tin and Japaned Ware;
Hook and Plate Hinges:
Bellows. AnviI< Vices Smiths fonss;
Locks of all kinds, sliding door furniture, etc
Tenders, Andirol,s, Fire sets;
Suaub's celebrated patent bnrr stone Corn Mills;
Mill and Grind stones;
Paints Oils. Glass and Putty;
Lard aud sperm OH;
Coopers' Tools, assorted;
Together with variety of goods usually io"nd
in Hardware store. for sale very low. noV'o ON
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

j. By the death Of the late Commodore
Barron, Commodore Stewart becomes senior
Captain in the Navy. Commodore Stewart is a
native of Penn, but at present resident OF
New Jersey. He entered the service as a leu
tenant on the same day as the late Commodore
Barron-to wit, on the 9th of March, 1898
and his present commission bears the date OF
April q, 1906. Commodore Morris, Warning
ton, and Doves are next in the series OF Amer
lean Naval Commanders.
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X. HALL Il co.
G. I Z D = 3 s. D
No. Is Canal st., New Orleans.

1|EEPS on hand general assortment OF all
IN kinds of Looking GLASSES: u iI.ooli'ng-H'aSs
Plates: Pic,ur. Glass, all sizes; Window Glass, dc"
,;old Leaf: Dentists Gold and Tia Foil; Portrait
and Picture Frames; Artists Colours and Brushes;
canvass in roll ana in sre,cer: rasSeIIs Cord. &c
por,ra, and Picture Frames ofevery description,
made TO order aud re-gIdng Of all kinds do"e VI,
The hes, manner. Prints Maps, &c. mounted and
vanished. Also. Oil Pictures cleaned and vars
nisI,ed and all things connected with our bust
g J. =, ,h, hasi manner ncv3O
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GJ'"Ma," said an inquistive little girl, "will
the rich and the poor people live together when
they 90 up to IIcaven?" "ies, my dear they
will be all alike there" 'Then, Ma, why
don't rich and poor christians associate togeth-
err"
The mother had no answer to make to her
innocent daughter,
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Carpet Warcho o vse, 23 Ch;,rtrc> Il.

OatHVCt vs"1CudVVSNS ." 0Hsee1 81 ~0
NEW-ORLEASs
I'VE are in constant receipt Of new patterns
w of the following Carpetings, viz:
Administer. Velvet aud Brussels Tapestry:
Three phys Brussels, Insrains and Ventians; FL
cured Baize and Linen Crumb Cloths. Window
Shades: Hair Cloth, Stair. Rods, Table and Piano
Covers Mating etc, Floor Oil Cloth. from 3 TO
q fee, wide. new patterns. All Of which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
uov3o 4. BROUSSEAU & co. I
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

I.EIGHTON'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE.
No. Royal street, New Orleans
rs always we'll supplied with fine assortment
i Of SUPERIOR LINEN, YORK MILL AND
COIOREED SHIRTS, beautifully sewn and
made of the very best materials at the
1Naulfactory, n. 10, Park Place, N. y.
Every article of
CentIemen,ss Furnishing Goods
May also be obtained, comprising i'll part,
Ifplf Hose, Superb Crauatsa Caakric and Six
Pocke, Handkerchigfs, Glotes dnd Sus-
pe7ders, Umbrellas, (sik and cottoa)
Purses, Petunaery, dc. 3'c..
Visitors to the city are respectfully invited tenote
the address. aud call at No. Royal street, where
they will meet with polite attention and splendid
onlfit for the toilet.
Orders forwarded by post with a reference to a
CITY house for payment, will be pnnctually dis
ratched by the frs, boat leaving.
Ieiclton's Premium Shirt and Gencmen
Furnishing Store, No 5, Royal street. New Ot-
cans, and 10 Park Place, N. Y. nov2''om
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r1URNITURE WAREHOUSE

Il The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have just received
and are daily receiving extensive assortment OF
CABINET FURNITURE of every variety and
stvle also, choice assortment of the following
articles. to wit Chairs, Feathers, Spring, Moss
and Hair Mattresses. Curled Hair, Hair Cloth,
Plush Damasks, Cords and Tasses. Gimps. Var
nish etc. etc. o. Purchasers are invited t" call
and examine our stock. which will be offered at
prices that can not fail to please.
{. FLINT 4 JONES.
dec l4::Gm 4G and IS Royal street
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Thi, Company l'rin. organized
solely for the protection "i the
policy holders and their families
against want and poverty. l. in
il. operations great na'lonal be-
neyolcnt institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid
PRINCIPLES. and afinrdiug for a
small annual sum, paid during
life. lar.c and handsome legacy
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire III
>ur:,mcc Company of Louisiana.

Incorporated in April 1Sia, and declared div idend OF
per cent ON t~ elrc months business.