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LALirs- SECURE A HOMESTEAD. The


WasAinston Building Association Numbers about so
shares and succsssfu operation. and rsptiy hns
up Al the las nees.Ag large number OF shaFes
taken This Insulation 20 investors nVe tunes rs
much tncSest Savings Banks. Mechanics aud sshers
wishss to avail themselves OF the present low entrance
do oy leaving the amount and name with
the Secretary. No s Pearl st who will f,ve any iniorna
ssa required meetnswi be held At Warren HALL corner
OF Oliver aud Henry sts, THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
Nov IS 1851. al O'Clock WILLIAM W. BaAexsrr, Esa,
w address the meeting and shares Will DO rsdeeme at
the Hext regular meeting AL meetings are public Ladics
can become shareholders.
CAsrgH c. CHiLDs, President,
National Democrat Once, " No. 20 AHASt
II, r. HooPER, Secretary. No. S35 Pearlst
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OHIO.
Religions Intelligence.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1851.
Rev Willis Lord d. d., late Of Philadelpha, has
received a call tom the Seventh Presbyterian
Church in this city, to become their pastor. Il
thouR ht he will accept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

EoLIAN observation-disclosures and
Amsseurs xve HALIEr DAVIS Co 5 Pianos the prefer
sncs over III others The purity aud brlliancy q the
pisno minxIg wh the set flute tcoes OF the Aolan nave
eve shsw NV uss pYscminence good sss1rtmsnt OF
no - ~ - 4 a.ss No. ~ Broadway.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1851

BAH persons sending us matter for pub-
cation ri please address their letters on me oas'ae
10 Editors Tribune NewYork.' Letters addressed
personally to one Editor may fail Of sedsonHbie p'o-
Icity By reason Of has temporary absence from the CITY,
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LOUISIANA.
The Steamship Falcon.

ORLEANS, Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1881.
The steamship Falcon sailed yesterday wiia pas.
sengers for New-York.
Exchange is improving 60 days on New.Yorks
quoted at lfd2t discount.
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,., 1onv nAuv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1851.

roads, while Astounding in all the materials
of which it is composed, and able to import
even if it did not possess, all the labor re-
ouired for the conversion Of those mate
rails into iron.
Believing that it may interest some oil
those engaged in Railroads to know the
terms upon which their bonds are exchanged
for iron. we state that we have now before
us letter from friend in London, giving
the particulars of transaction OF the
previous week, in which the bonds were
first shaved fifteen per cent, and then PAID
for in iron at f5 lis. 3D., the cash value
of which was "a l5s. If any of our read
ers should undertake TO calculate this. they
will find that nearly three thousand dollars
worth of bonds are given for two thousand
dollars worth of iron-and that appears TO
us to be paying rather dear for the whistle
called Free Trade When such are the
circumstances under which iron is obtained,
we need scarcely be surprised that the con-
sumption diminishes instead Of increasing,
notwithstanding the vast growth Of popu'
lation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
The Canal Enlargement Bids.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Nov. u.s. 1851.
II is said that the number OF tenders submitted Tor
the Canal enlargement is over 1900, aud they viii
not be canyassed short OF a week.
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= Gen. Foote en- route for New-York.

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, Nov. is. 1851.
General Foote was among the passengers VII,
sailed yesterday in the steamship Falcon tor New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

~ The Albany State RegISteT, With
other Silver GRAY journals, harpS on the anti
Cotton vote in Onondaga County as an evidence
of bad faith to cur State ticket on the part OF the
Seward Wings This logic lacks novelty
Hudibras long ago demonstrated that there would
be no fighting if one side was allowed to give all
the blows while the other should lie down ana
take them But can this be expected On the
contrary, do we not know that such moves the
formation OF the Cotton Ticket IN this City VIII
inevitably lead to retaliation And although we
did all we could do to prevent any such rebound
of the Cotton movement against Messrs. I'LL
man. Fitzhugh and Cook, we deplored It kom the
first. in good part because such rebound was IN
evitable Had no Cotton Ticket been formed, we
could have elected our entire State Ticket. But
the Union Safety Committee directly killed hall
of that ticket, and indirectly killed part OF the
residue by inducing retaliatory movement
Their end is attained
The Register, without a particle OF authority,
quotes our Syracuse correspondent NJ. F. as an
Abolition Wing He belongs to no party. but Is
particularly hostile to the Cotton party. But
The Register need not hunt up proof that SUCH
games as that of the Cotton nomination have pro-
voked and will provoke retaliation, from Wings
as well as others We have long ago gwen
warning that such is their inevitable tendency
We shall not be at all surprised to see the next
Union Safety mongrel Ticket beaten from top to
bottom, both its VII G side and its Loco-foco-
If that should be the fact, whether next year or
the wear after, we insist that those aggrleved
shall lay the blame where it belongs-on those
who gave the provocation and rendered counter
action inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
80 Observation-Disclosures makers Union AssO-
sation Boots Gsers retail for Wholesale prices
A WoRp TO THE Boor AND SHOE WEAR.

rse PUBLIC IF you desGous Of getting fitting
and setviceabic Bo terms very reasonable, you
would do ell TO call No al Courtandts uaisr tAc
Merchants Hotel where you will find EIcnch Cali Boots
q a. -. usually sold al So and 81. ID. Brown.
nil NMVAFA
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LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

By oRpER SUPREME COURT We invite the atten-
ton Of the large and perempory
sae 81 valuable Real Estate, by ANTHONY BLkgcKER,
THIS DAT the 10Th inst at ~ O'clock at the Merchants
RxcAangs under the direction of Pho l. kugges, ESQ
Referee consisting Of the houses and lots kno as Nos
los and los Broad No 10 Water 81; No i5 Prince ST.
No La,ght at Noe isi aud 1873 Canal st. lots 6lst
st between let and M houses and lots ON Grand ST.
Hudson ST.. Jersey City and lands IN Ohio. Also.
wal sold at the time and psce the houses and lots
Eos 50 East 2sih- St 100 Wostest IS Crosby and
los with the cottages there .st between the Sh
and oh Lhographc maps Of the above can be had at
The once Of the Aueuoneer. No. BroSa.s u,6l3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

Annual FESTIVAL Of the Yoars Mems rsmpsance AssecA
tion will tAke place rtvRspAY EVENING Nov 1e 1851
~ Mfiary HAIL. No. 10, Bowery opposite Spring St The
Coumtes have spared pans expense 10 make this
enc Of the beat Festivals Of the season They have
gagged the services Of competent Band The members Of
the L. Snow S,cisl Union and the Temperance public
IN genera are respectfully invited Tickets 50 90 M
cfudpx Supper he had At Turner Fishers Bookstore
No ChstAsm-s and At the door the evening" OF the
FESTIVAL &. HOOPER, III J. wEtKs, WILSON c.
DgRpy, Com mittee OF Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

ASTONISHING Only Four Shillings per
card foS beautiful Ingram Carpets all WOOL and shings
per gard for ThIee-py Carpets at HIRAM ANDERsoks,
Ne % Bowey Beautiful DIaggs,s a feaI and i've sh
MA large let Of remnants Of Ocorhs for one half
eke value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
" Rich Fancy Baskets of the most ex-

Susie workmanship aud design. great variety of the
ass beautiful patterns gold and svoS and rich colors
oruAnented with flowers, ks for sale wholesale and re-
tail. BY 0EoEGH w rurrIE, Emporium of Fancy Goods
Novelties. Toys. &c, No 9<5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
The CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared

10 se& Wholesale retail Teas and Ceees greater
ssety and Al lower than other establishment Con-
eanefs Of tea Mould consult their interests by patronng
eAm store Locatsoa 2S Chatham between Pearl aud
Rooseveit1 No branch stores ogS smW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
Ru,Nous PRlcrs ,-TRrMENpous SAcRI.

r1cRlLUupsraeied reduction in English Three ply Car
psts Russ. Table Covers. Window Shades, Mats. STAR
and beauufol Ingram Carpets at No se Bo~ery HIRAM
ANpERsoNs The largest aud decidedly the cheapest as
aostnAnt ever HI cd in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
Observation-Disclosures e. HUMPHREYS

No y5g Bro OF viii sell the entire lot
Of Csspenes at the late large Auction sales a.
te foAswiag proes Rich Brussels S. to los per yard
Erta HEAVY pl, &c. yard Extra Heavy super g. %
C. per yard Good all Sool IS Cd TO Is per yMd ou
Cioihs EIts heavy, a. per yard And al other goods
equally low. eiSos
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune
Louisiana Election.

S0.theyn Telegraph Qaoe. esrn<r HssovSr aai Bep<r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
~ Shirts and Bosoms that fit without &

wrinkle elegantly made of the finest quality and war
vanted give satisfaction every psrtc uar be had
at brief notice GREENS cele batsd Store. No Asor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
LOVELY HATS FOR CHILDRsS.L - rs MAJ !,

ana AwsT.n taste IN the style and or ~ re-
farcy Hats and Caps may be linens a both
tsuSS On ,hs Cosn No hoa,s IN s,l..
large ttSs ~ and approaching season vi TINS he
. ss .bs pnc to Judge for ,eemseye'
comparison Opposite St PauIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

H~ Competition compels the Halter now
IA N. hing Ii at Is &C. If he do Mt his eusonsrs
ooS Tor another halter FREEMAN, Of the On,os r.
500 No 50 FULTON IT. of the peculiarly III 49,
,sp and children mas manufactured Hats Caps. I'm
,lreps Fancy and ladies Beaver Hats. suitsee ", the
when you look ion Halter. don't fofses W vii find
IJ mon Hat Store No. 81 Fulton 81 wnsse ~"
something in the Hat way can't be oess .ufc.uer
uis Sta fksEaAS. ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

Krox's HA1s.-The celebrated halter:
xxoy No i2s Fulton st has this Fa achievec saes
,snovn ,n the world Of fashion for the beauty
"a hsncy Of hsI Has He has succeeded 10 convincing
s1r gentlemen that ne possesses s tns IS
sill tate and practic-l knowledse tnst can Do
Ss.dsrsd available in production Of that when oeao
s;Suj ma becoming in q gentlemans hat KNOX ns''
4 - mi f,eep COS Ied thls season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

Ma ass Pearl If are now selling large AID elegant
st<rt ~ & Aapyrises at the following low rates
'"~~~ =" per vardI Per yard.
y.,vrss PA 10 los Ert Ingrains as Cd TO 6s. cd.
T.nestrv a. to l2s MEDIUM do. Is Cd to Is OIL.
pr,s.eL . Is to los iC ommon do Is Cd to Is Cd.
Three- 70 90 p lOl Cloths rs. Cd 10 10 oil.
Floor Oil Cloths, to "a feet vide English Drassets
3t and is WIDE and AL other Articles connected with
sAe trade fall per less than Spring prices nl8 ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

LADIES' LONDON FURs.-Just received,
limited but VEN choice selection OF LONDON made
IN. rass,tine Of III antilla victonaes Mans and kld
ins Boss. Cuffs Gauntle.s. &C. &C.. Of Stone Martin,
Titch Emine Mexican Ermne swan. SauNre asssx or
~ ny VIC ooAo"'s WARNocKs, Hatter.
,.uMwsr No 275 Broadway. Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

CHLpREN's PARIS HArs.-Just received
and a. da, offered for examnson and sale an nyoce OF
Ch,,S,,n's fsrcs hats CAPS and Lsdss kding hs" OF
fsrs mssufscare squAied by none ever 300 I%p0
" -" usstsr. and leader Of fashion fef Gems Has,
Nos q and Astof House, Broadway.
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In regard to large portion of the state
ments contained in this pamphlet, We have
no means of testing their accuracy, but if
they do not come nearer the truth than those
TO which we have referred, they are not
worth much, and we are but little surprised
that with all the vast advantages offAed-
on paper-to the subscribers to this loan it
makes but little progress. Should it fail,
Mr.. Walker will have, as we think, him.
self to thank for it. Had he permitted the
tariff of 1912 to remain, we should now be
making 4 million and half of tons of iron
in the year, and the credit of the nation
would now stand as high as it did four years
since but since he struck "thc shackles'
from trade we have gone in debt TO the ex-
tent of about hundred millions Of dollars,
and with nations as with individuals, credit
exists in the inverse ratio of then debts,
and the amount Of interest they have to pay.
Our readers will now perhaps understand
why il was that Mr.. Walker was so profase
in his offers of assistance TO the bulwark OF
hberty-ihe oppressor of Ireland and of In
dia. His hearers might have inquired what
was the value of such offers made on the
part Of a nation so poor as to be compelled
to 90 abroad to borrow iron to make its
see Merchants Magazine. vol. XVIII, p %.
I've have here deducted the 2s5 o. les opened In the
essls tals Of 1917.
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FURs, FURs, FURs.-YOuNs's Premluh
- No OF povery and No 70 John 81 near Broad
ss, IL kssps an excellent assortment has his goods man.
vf,rtvred night sells cheap and recommonas S
hst h SoJ He got the premium at the la.e Az OF ho
xmsricss Institats for superior Furs and workmanship
ri ,mMW&S
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17

THE copartncrship heretofore existing
in this town, under he firm OF Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associating
with MS Mr. q. W. Nivon, our house will
in future be conducted under the name and
style OF Ward, Wilson. q Co.
Being Thankful! for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm, our highest ambi.
ton shall be, by assidui,y, industry. aud
close attention to business to merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January LIST. 1851. yst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17
Land for sale.

NA ACRES Of very superior Land, in
~OVO Panola county. $50 ncrcs Of which ia
rlel, bottom land, above overflow. There is on
the land never failing stream Of water. which
would be well adapted to machinery. II would
bc most eligible site for a Saw and Grist Mil.
~ Der on the land Oak, Pine and Cypress
There is about eighty acres Of cleared land
thereon, with House and other improvements
Location healthy, and at convenient distance
from both the Red River and Sabine nayiUs ton.
Title nndeniable. Terms reasonable.
Apply to WIN. II. BRISTOW.
23-tf Marshall.
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PLANTERS norm

Garner Camp and Canal ST.. Neu Orleans.
c. THE undersigned. clerk in the above
house for several years past, begs leave
-04lA TO inform the public, that he has pur.
chased the furniture and effects Of said estab.
lishnent and taken lease OF the premises. and
promises TINT no exertions on his part, shall be
wanting to make ,hs patrons OF his house. com.
iortahlc, while his prices, (bcing from 81 80 to
s3,oo per day. according to the rooms occu-
ped1 VIII not exceed two-thiris the amour,
charged for similar accommodations, by other
principal Hotels in the city
w. MURRAY, Proprietor.
New Orleans naav
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NEW ORLEASs-.-CsntiaueA.
To Purchasers Of Cloih.ME, &c.
Alfred .Munroe q Co, - MaFasme street,
Omc Price store,

WHERE may be found The afge-i and best
w assortment Of GlofhiRg Of every dc,crp-
ton in Nsie Orleans. At this establishment
every article is offered al the lowest pace at
which Il can be sold. and no reduction can IN
any instance be made. Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad judges Of the quality of
Goods, may rest assured OF obtaining every ar
tcic Mt the very lowest pnee, without the
trouble Of beating down, or the fear Of being
cheated. We have hu, one p1co for Goods,
and that invariably Is the lowest IN the ciN
Our stock Of Clo.hiee and Furnishing Goods
s now very large. comprising very iulI as
.oriInent; all madc IN the latest and best man-
ucr, aud warranted Ia every respect.
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Furniture Wurehu ,,sr.

<..uz~ Tug undersigned respectfully
N inform their friends and the
public, that they have juA re-
eeivcd and ar daily receiving an extensive AZ.
softm-nt of CabiHss FnraH2rc Of every varj.
~ and style; also, rhoi~c assortment Of the
'o:sswlng arsislss. to wit: e!.airs, feathers
sP9nEs asoss, and hair mattresses; curled hair,
nut cloth, liush, damssks, cords, aud tazssls,
gimps, vA'nlsh, ote., ese.
Purchasers aFc Invited 10 calI and examine
our stock, which will s. c6s,sa 4 n,sss ahat
cannot issil 70 please. -
G. FLINT Z JONES'.
Nos. ~ ard 4s Rovsl II. n. o. N.si1v
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y. \. IN l. Il R
G. No 30 Camp street, New Orleans, Deal.
IA cr IN Fine Watches, Clocks, .ie eir-y ~.
tsr Ware Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
Personal attention given to the repairing Of
waihes, clocks. and music boxes Of every de.
scnp,ion.
0-s- Jewelry Manufactured and Repaired.
nl61V
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:. THE undersigned drm being this day
dissolved by limitation, Ill psssons having
claims against ssid firm srs hsseby puuest.
Cd to present ~ sns,o, and those indebted
are earnestly rsqnssAed 70 call and ss(eje,
WARD = WtlsOlH i
January !, 1850 as a.
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NEW oRL S--.Csstin ~ I.
MAlUS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 5 and Z Camp a., 3 doors tro~ Canal,
Nex ORLEANS

NsH Orleans.
TIN undersigned desires res
pceifuiiy to inform the public that
~ w they can always find at his Mnsie
Store. choke aud large assortment oil ram"
Fories. a, sers reasonable priecs, and on accom-
moda,ing term.
Among them are pinano For,e- made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, J.. Gilbert
& Co. Of Boston, 81 rieh tone, and finished
beautifully IN rosewood, black Walnut and ma
horany, with iron frames. made IN the most
substantial and work manlike Kramer. Also,
the Justly celebrated f:olsan Piano For'ss,
which, for sweetness of tone, have not been
cquallcd They are peculiarly suited to the
country as the 1.olian does not require tuning
for years.
The New Improvement in Piano Fortes
the paicn, Vibrating Dlerbrbge. - alsc Tor
sale nj fhe same establishment. This improve
neni gives peculiar hrmness aud briliaccy to
the treble add. to the durability and strength
%, The Piano. and renders II eapabls of rcina'n-
ING much longer IN tune than those ia ordinary
use.
W.T. u. il Agent FOR Henri HRS celsbeGeet
Grand Pianos and PlAuino-, made in Pas1A or
power and sweetness of tone, they seane pre-
eminent.
The Doiee Compound AGuassSr, J Policy
q Co.'S Paris Pianos, aud Iestrumeu,s from alt
the best manuiae,orienf Constantly receiving.
and for sale on llbqenk kn-.
Sseonl-Iiaxt hos for sale, from $50 To
men j" part payment for ne"
4 frsnos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
Caihccrfs Hsiodeon.--Ihs beautiful toned
Wind Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Screnadihg Parties, aud the private practice OF
Organi,iS, possesses u sweet and powerful tone.
il portable, (weigling 70 pounds) and offered
at 500 each
u Orders for guitars, yiolins. violoncellos,
clnrioncts. flutes, naecoleis. strings, and music
merchandise Of every kind VIII be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with bras. instruments and band MUSIC.
Uargs, double and single action, on hand and
made to order, to suit the taste Of purchasers.
.NHic-Thc largcs, catalogue in the South
The stock j. an accumulation of over twenty
yerrs. IN i are many old and beautiful pieces
out of print.
Ncr MUSIC received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships.
Spanish songs, dances, waltxes. &e.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
at the s,orc--nalye eompo .tions solicited.
Music, bound, copied, and arranged. Subscrip-
ton- received for the Hessage Bird Saronis
Musical Times. and the baltimore Oilo by
addressing the undersigned, catalogues of mu-
SIC will be sent to any part of the adjoining
o,atcr.
n23 GIN. WIN. r. MAYO
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John Durbridge 4 Co..

John Durbridwc Il Co.,
DESPEcTFUiI.Y call the attention of their
IL mer chants, trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans to call aud examine his stock Of
the following goods, as they have great nd
vantage over great many merchants in manu-.
featuring their own goods. Therefore, nytiiipg
sold by them viii be guaranteed same rs the
sample shown. The following are few of
the kind always on hand
Xxx, xxx Mole-skin: xx, xxx Cassm, re;
Black Onion Hats; Pearl Union Hats,
Boys +" Bnena Vista Hats
Fine hungarian" Fine Lamarine Hats ,
Boys a Cloth Caps Glazed
Gaps, etc etc, etc; for sale low, at wholesale
by J. DUKBRIDGE & co,
81 Cusiomhouse street, New Orleans
Dec, IL, 1880 no26 ~
4 'lARLES BYRNE, Successor to Jas Cal.
~ laway) Manufacturer Of Copper, Sheet Iron,
aud Tin War;; dcaier IN Stores, Crates. CRATE
bars, &c, No. iG Teboupi,oulas street, New
Orleans. has constantly on hand complete rs
sortmen. Of tin and copper ware, stoves aud
stove pipe, &c, steamboat, plantation and
plumbers work executed on the shortest notice,
and repairs in his line made ut reasonable rates.
Orders irom the country or city attended TO
with promp,uess.
Dee. H. 1850 NOES "
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sccdsnsnn una Florist.

"RlGlIT, WILLIAMS e. CO, Cotton
w Factors and Commission Merchants,
Union Row, 81 Carondelel street, New Orleans.
Tho undersigned continues 10 represent the
above house. Cash advances, Begging and
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to those
who may feel 1t their interest to consign their
Cotton TO them. For convenience and safety.
all cash balances due planters paid al this Of
ice, free OF charge.
Il. ~ JOHNSON,
n23 &c NhrcrsDort.
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\. MosrHoss, q. srn.wtLL.
NIONTRoss q. sTLWELI. ~ loi,sais
WI and Retail Deaicfs Il tLOTHIf g.,
No ~ Magazine street, corner of Common
street New Orleans
N. B.-Mea-ures taken in New Orleans for
Gcnilcmen's Clothing. and ruadc to order at
their house IN New York, at short notice, and
in the latest style.
~ S,ilwcll d Moniross, Manufacturers, M
Fulton st.. New York nae
We would respectfully invite our customers,
md purchasers generally, ~ want 81 EAHe, Fash
ioaatle Ciplalng, to call and examine our large
apd complete stock. comprising liz par. he fol
iu.iug goods.
Black and tuloscd cloth dress coats;
Blnck aud eolored cloth iruck coats
Black and colorcd sack and -had coats
Cashmere and tweed sack and .had coats,
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cioaks and o,steoats, all varieties;
Black casslincre pants:
Black docskin casslmore pants
Fancy cashmere pants,
Black sa,Inette pants;
Fancy cashmere yosts
Black satin vests
Black aud fancy yclye, vests:
Black silk vests.
Also, shirts, crarais, handterch,efs. &c. ioy
y. KNAPP. UcHtisf Surgcon, Gives par.
- teular attention to the preservation Of
the NATURAL TIrru, rs well as to supplying
their loss by artificial ones. His entire lime
for years has been devoted 10 the improvements
In hin profession. For evidence Of his superior
Plugging and me Htiide eudbeduiyo(his lriifcial
Ten, he viii only refer To his numerous pa
irons, both in the city, and country. Millions
Of teeth arc now annually lost, for want of time