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thereby exciting Just and natural prcjudices
secondly, those who, in an aristocratic spirit of
sutfciency. holds bills in their pockets, and
absolutely refuse all knowledge Of their proyi
sions from our citizens
But the Delta asks It's questions. It will not
answer ours, We are more liberal. because We
desire Consolidation, fair and honest Consoiida-
ton, and have nothing to do with political
and sectional feelings It asks that we shall
quote the provision of the Constitution, author
/ izing the Legislature to change Parish lines.
Well, here it is
| g Article 3th.-No,new Parish shah be created
witha territory less than 625 square miles, nor
with i number of electors less than the full
number emitting it to Representative, nor
when the creation Of such new Parish would
leave any other Parish without the said extent
sof territory and number of electors
$ When the Constitution was made, every foot of
the State Of Louisiana was distributed into Par
ishes, which We're specially mentioned, or, as the
Delta has it, recognized, by the Constitution Of
the State of Louisiana So, no new Parish could
be created, without changing the lines of another
Parish, or of other Parishes. In this article,
therefore, it may find full warrant for the Leg
stature to change Parish lines, or all perfect
nonsense and nullity in our organic law, as it
chooses. On this point we hope the Delta is an
swered. r&
It ignores very judiciously, as an advocate,
our arguments and the provision of the Consti-
tuition, upon the subject Of the Mayor, Recorders
and Aldermen of the City of NewOrleans. 1t
sees visions of blood, an ocean in which slaugh-
tered citizens are floating like waits, and (anlia-
BILE and devoted friend as it is to the union with
Lafayette) it asks, with its usual pathos if the
| police of the Consolidated city, Lafayette being
included, could protect life, limb, property
in Lafayette. Our pathetic neighbor may save
| his tears and his Sc defendeado. The Consti-
| tuition not only provides that g the Mayor, Re-
corders and Aldermen shall be commissioned by
the Governor as Justices of the Peace;' but,
after placing them in this favorable position, it
4 further adds this plenary provision, g and the
/ Legislature may vest in them such criminal ju-
Irsdiction as may be necessary for the punish
4 ment of crimes and offences. and as the police
and good order of said city may require The
4 plea of the Delta's Sc defesedeado would not
stand long before that Not only are the Mayor
4 Recorders and Aldermen of the City of New
1 Orleans duly commissioned as Justices of the
Peace, but further (says the Constitution Sc the
| Legislature may vest in them such criminal ju-
risdiction as may be necessary for the punish
ment of minor crimes and offences, and as the
police and good order of said city may require
We would advise our neighbor, if the city be
Consolidated, Lafayette included not to 60 Sc
Idefendoiag himself or kicking up any other
row, or he may find himself in very awkward
predieament. In the mean time, he can come
on with those Sc further arguments" We want
| a chance at them.
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ID CIR ESC CENT.
81 OFFICIAL JOURNAL
I ar THE GoUNoIh on THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

sEIIE ~ E1Y3 ORLEANS ID AILYs CRESCENT.
ssss OFFICE no. 90 ST. CHARLES sTEEET.
subbeh his and Lafayette at an
Sunday ercspted for 81 in adsnlee
payable psysbl to the cares
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
the following of charges Of
lines in pear1 will be invariably adhered 10 viz:
ii NIL ~ oo
on The second page charged day.
viii be with those who ndvertise by the yea,
shorter time.
marked viii published month and charged
ssS g.
dlnims medium of
lis circulation, which large
has been stead,
through the dull closed
N Oc6ber rs, 1851 fs5 -
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g~ A CARD.--Mrs. MARY STUART respect
fully announces to her friends and thu pa generally that r BENE
FIJI will take place on FRIDAY EVENING January 49, on which
occasion Mr. NEAFlE will perform the SYI0CK in tn. NER
CHANT OF VENICE have the honor of
them as PoRTlA in that Play and in THSBE new Drama
performed in this city, called the ACTRESS OF pADUA
q Particulars in he lila Of lnr 1..,.
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O.. .M0r0nu,s Lite,.n,.u Lleno.

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Post.ofHcs.
H The PRINCIPAL BOOKS published the United St together
with No REVIEWS, MAGAZINES NOVELS etc. rronpt,
osived at the above establishment issued rom the press
Ase the best Englsh and Amn STANDARD WORKS always
kept on hand.
Citizens and Strangers respectfully invited to call.
orden hr any AMERICAN OR FOREIGN BOOKS received and
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Du,,,a0ed Goods,

tS JUST BOUGHT erwrers' lae, large lot of DR.
GOODS damaged principally by at the Fra Of Canal
Royal Streets Saturday, the Sd inst. Over
5000 YARDS OF TURKEY RED OIL GOODS,
worth when perfect Thirty Cents will be sold for
FIFTEEN CENTS PER YARD ONLY,
With many other articles n prices
TRULY ASTONISHING,
iuni3 SINipSpN,S snr.,,I .,r..,
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING !, JANUARY IA, 1867

dAaasAers AND DEAltIs,--We will hereafter publish, the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free Of
charge:
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~ aAasAsttrEa TRrATr-The Washington Repub
there is good reason to believe that nersors IN Novyor
ana III TINS city have been eneavorng to thwart impor
sant measures OF the Government bearing upou It's rea
IONS wat Mexico and especially the Tehuantenec treaty
corresponding with persons of supposed influence or II;
gn Office In that country. Whatever NAV be tbo other
No.ses Oh those persons in adopting such course n
cannot reasonably be ascrbed to of patriotic duty
eFeey when they must be presumed to be aware that
aru ga.y Of the penal offence denounced in the law
OF the United States which we subjoin
The Republic publishes an act of 1853 maxine eor.s
pondenee Of such nature penal law
k'iflRE CRY BAsK.-This new institution commenced
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M> NATIONALITY OLE Nrwflr1r,ns 1.,,

8 MAY0KALTY OF NEwORLEANs. Jan. IS.
ls5sMr JAMES RoBB the President of the Gas Light Company
having most generouy placed disposal THOUSAND
RELS OF COKE FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE NEEDY AMI
POOR OF THIS CITY, those who NAV be
distressed circumstances requested application DAILY at
my office, between the hours OF 10 ~. and p NJ
jan+ A, D. CROSSNAN Npvor
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The Following Goods Selling on

CHEAP FOR CASH
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHINGi
Boys BAek, Blue, Brown, md Olive Cloth Frock.;
Polkas;
Gray Cloth Jackets;
French and Scotch Tweed Jackets
Black and Blue Cloth Coaks
Beaver Pilot Cadet and Blanket
Childrena Black and Fancy Colored Cloth Suits
Blue Brown and Olive Polka
Cloth and Tweed Togu and Sack Coats;
Bluek and Fancy Colored Cashmere Pants
Boys Black and Fancy Colorsd Cashmere
Black Colored Silk and Vests;
.. White and Colored Marselles Vests
GLOVES:
Hack White and Celerud Gloves;
Black and White silk
Merino md Thread
Fine and Heavy Buck Gloves. size
SUSPENDERS of various kisds
SILK AND SATIN CRAyATS3
Black ard Fancy SILK and Satin Crayaa
Black Italian Ca.ats, from 80 inches;
Linen and Silk Handkerchief;
White and Colored Linen Boriered TInndkerchsgt
Best Spital6eld India, Bandana Pongee
ET- TRUNKS, vALlsEs, CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, OF every description
tF- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DBpIATiON III,
jas 9pM AIFRkD MuNROE 4 co. - Mag sttn.t
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a.p- Wn. the undersigned centlemen. co

mandns steamboats, running Red River do each pledge ourselves
employ to be employed allow work nothing
class Of men known STEAMBOAT RUNNERS II also agreed
that boat herein violating the sh upon
proof published unworthy the confidence community
agree pay respective the per
during tho remain tho above trade; this II
disposed this expiration Of tho season.
Mayor Nswoen for the benefit of the Orphan We will
aid merchants and shippers suppress
nuisance commonly known ms Sesmtos Runners
Nt,c0r,suss, December II, 1851
b. MCKINNEY, Captain Of steamer Jefferson.
L.. W. COOPER, Captain OF steamer Compromises
JOHN DUNN, Captain of steamer CASPIAN
CROOKS. Captain of steamer Post Boy.
WIN. STOCKNAN, Captain OF rexnB
WV WlTHENBURY, Captain Of sean.nr Echo.
S. APPLICABLE, Captain OF steamer ST. Charles.
JOHN AAISDEN, Captain Of steamer Sarah Gordon.
GEORGE II. REMER, Captain of steamer Fashion.
SCOTT 4 ROBINSON, for steamer Lucy Robinson.
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Married.:
niad

On the 18th December 1871 Glasgow Scotland by
ELLEN, eldest daughter Of Lewis Ferguson, Esq.
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Weare under obligations to the officers of the fine steam
erfanny Smith for late louisville papers
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On the 18th December, 1851 HENRY BRIGGS formerly of Bofa
NewYork. '' W ~
IT Buffalo papers please copy
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NEW, N. MUSIC STORE, No: 81 CANAL saI

NV EN NUSIO DIVNE, NO, 81 UANAL ,,NI1S.
IN STREET, BRANCH or CIiRuTMAS,s IMPORT WIN NY NY
ING, MANUFACTURING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE. sSs%-jS
No. 400 PEARL. ST, NEW YORK. @ESslsk2
The subscriber has established OF
CANAL STREET, and has hand
largest assortment OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL III,
cit of NewOrleans vi '"'
His esnnss'io with house thirty years cxrence
ness fors MN tsclles which amount decided
obtaining the LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE PUBLICATIONS
issued from the press
HIS STOCK MUSIC ENTIRELY NEW AMI "
GuLED together with MUSICAL ISsTR
MtNIs selected by the first in the profession. ~
others Will be fully justified
sion purchasing HE CAN WILL THE
ADVANCE OF THE ACCUSTOMED NEW YORK RATES.
lIberal Deduction
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NRAND CONCERT,-An appeal is Banls

H4t-ND VUNCENI.- appeal IS ,g@A1AA9
~ made to the iberality the public ON
behalf talented and unfortunate artist
late Of The Orleans Theatre who Io.inr S
ns right hand l,si GUNNER by the accidental discharge pistol The
consent of Mr. Davis volunteered relief their brother
az the prominent MUSICIANS the city, giving
GRAND VOCAL, AND INSTRUMENTAL
Hall on WEDNESDAY January 81 for the BENEFIT OF Mr. RUFF
MEK This Concert will be Of the GREATEST MUSICAL EN-
sa that Ia, ever taken place in the city
MUSICIANS conducted by Mr. JAIN Orleans Theatre
are eraln that and liberal public cheey respond
- y = '' ''" A'; ~ .,hs
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R0uel. Hnlaninns.

~ Tho ahseri+r calls the attention buyers his beautiful
ment Of FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPERS, which ii
selling reduced prices His stock being full complete
so- the call Of the public purchasing
| Tjan12 stl JOSEPH ET'TER, Camp st.
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1000 V'oI,sn.es En01isn. Latin.

I
AT PRIVATE SALE.
GB Tho largest PRIVATE LIBRARY tho prope,tv az Dr I.sb
known 'bs most choice aud splendid sou. country o
o m utpu'veiy, Or in authors
none opt works have been eolscen which was
made in Europe The beat edition. chosen many are
and MI Of acknowledged value. ~
- ihs Nh opportunity ueh as wa before
orleans. rurshhsera Hfe requested to mako early call
dl5 2pln No. ~ CusroMIt,usE sTprrr
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nss- WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, CAPTAINS, Agents


Steamboats, engaged the Red River Trade having signed
agreeing not to employ Runners the object which was that
passengers would the several make their
passag Whereas the object which said
made has entirely failed by the CaptuA koeps and oes
making Runners themselves the undersgned hereby withdraw
from sail will future attend bust
employ agents may te advantage
boats.
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Cams and Pisf0

Cams and Pistols.
sB Now in store choice lot OF good and hne
GUNS,
RIFLES nd
For sale wholesale and retail by - ~ Pts OILS,
Dealers Watches Jewelry, Diamonds Fancy Articles
ianl0 ?lpst CAMP STREET
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EMPIRE CRY BAsK.-This new institution commenced
perstions in NewYork on the I'd lust.
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;,
r. H. MARTIN, Captain OF steamer Cleona.
NJ. MA1fIEWSoN, Captain of steamer Osceola.
JOHNSTON r. DAVIS, Captain fsoekawny No. 2.
]. ii. MORRISON X CO. for steamer Caddo No
]. II. MORRISON x Co for Choctaw.
SPEAkE 4 McCREARY, for P. +. kimball
SPEAKE l. hcCREARY, for steamer P. Damnn.
OWEN FRANKS, Captain of steamer Red River.
jnu5 JOSEPH CLAIBORNE, Ranger.
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S large stoek OF GOLD PENS all the
at prices ranging from
ONE TO THIRTY DOLLARS!
For sole, Wholesale aud retail, by
GUINNESS HILL
Dealers in Watches Jewclry, Guns and Fancy Articles.
ianio 2dpst CAMP STREET
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Gtothiasg! Cl0fE.inu!!
OvevC0ofs Orercouts >,

SELLING OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS.
tB Blanket 0veeoai Beaver Overroa Pilot Cloth
Cloth Oeteoats T~eed Orsrcoa Whitney Cloth
kind Of overeoas be bought prices
offered in NewDrleaus-
Our stock OF overeoa,s ia immense. They
jams 2pf ALFRED MONROE d Co, "A Mapazine nj
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Upholstery articles. etc.

t The public respectfully invited the CURTAIN
BANDS AND PINS. G1MPS TASSEIS AND CORDS, MUSLIN ANT
BODBSET CURTAINS, ether UPHOLSTERY ARTI
| Giles, on hand and for sale cheap by
janl2 St JOSEPH ETTER, i6 Camp street
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Carpets, OIL Cloth, .Matti,,g, etc

t Has for sale large and well selected stock CARPETS
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL. CLOTHS, PLAIN AND CHECKED
MATTNGS which he would emil the buyers
prices being other he octs
jnnl2 II JOSEPH ETTER, Is Camp street.
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Fashionable ClofIi,o-

THOMPSON & NIXON, No. 10 Camp street
f Have received per Winfield Scott such additions stock as
to render il u complete 81
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
comprisng
cLoAkS, OF Black Frcnsb Cloth, u, u, II and full circle
OVER COATES OF various qualities and all bs styles
DRESS COATS of Black French Cloth, various qualities
FROCk COATS, Of Black and ecoed Cioths
BUSINESS COATS of Black and cooed Cloths Dab ca,
smere. ,...,
PANTAooNs of Black and fancy Doeakin Cashmere
VESTS Of Cashine Satin, WOODEN Velvet aud Fancy slLs
and White Marseilles single and doul,s breasted.
SHIRTS OF Fine Linen and Linen Bosoms,
HOSIERY of Shaker Fannels Merno Cashmere mud Cotton
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS PERFJ}NERy AZ, 10 a.
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The .Imericas. almanac fo,. 1859

10 THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF US E.
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852, for sale by
JAMIE &c MORGAN, Exchange Place
Rich Fans.
~ Now open, elegant assortment OF
BRIDAL,
MOURNING and
DRESS FANS,
otPssr, Ivory Sandal, Paper, Feather Parchment.
For sale, wholeeale and retail by
GUINNESS x HILL
DeAer, in Watches Diamonds Pistols Fancy Articles
ianl0 2dp5 CAMP STREET
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Fi,.e Ctoth Dress s F,.ock Coo,s

tT W. have about Thousand DRESS and FRoE
COATS band than wnnt. We viii sell ehsnp pton IA
satisfy the most economical.
is6 9prt ALFRED MUNROE L CO. "a Mrearips sr,a,
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sS The undersigned sole Agent in this Market keeps constantly On
hand large stock of the celebrated DIXON cRUclBES SO long
ayoraty known to Brass Founders.
d3o ln6t2p ALLEN HILL. No. 9os Bnroape stysat
Ice! XCe!! XCe!!!
ar Just per ship Belle Boston, tons oil ICE
for sale by dl3 If j. STAFFORDt
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n. MOOItE'x
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
Va. 1875 Praff Sfreef,
FIVE DOORS ABi We HE AM RieAn INTEL. /.
4 ~

M RESPECTFULLY Informs Country Merchants
y and others that he has constantly far sale AT
the,rfrg laeea pIices, agencral assormeato school
T $50 M'settl,Ssors nselKs NosE1.a ASp duk Pe6-
ltctrtoNs. srArsosgaT ~os ALL kr2ns embracing
70 ,Pe1l5 Blank Account Books in great varieties,
kix E.
= pav Books Leigcrs Records journals and Re.
setP. Books. Pocket MeilioraAd ams, Copy and Pass
Books
PAPER Plain and Fancy Envelopes. Cap,
Post Hill. N6te, Tissue. Bionfng aud Post OIsce
: Paper, Transparent Notices Biue Black and Red
Ink, Banuei Boards, PoA E0loS poeket BOOKS
Prnkntyes, English and German States Gold Pens
and Silver Pencils, Silk and Bead Purses, UmbreI-
las. Fans, Canes. Fancy Baskets Victims, Flutes
PLAYING CARDS.--Eagle. Decatur Merry
Andrew Hight nd :, Visiting Cards, Conversation
Cards, Games. Songs, Plays German Toys, Spy
Glasses. Gard Cases, Combs Hair Brushes Port
Monies, Cologne Hair Oil Razors Writing DESKS
PISTOLS. Fancy Boxes, Carpe, Bags. Frneh &
Anefican Li,hagraph Prints, Looking Glasses,
Packet lnksiands Almanaes Ior 1852, Of every va
tiey
UH0LES1LE and TAIL
BLANK BOOKS made 10 order, and ruled to
'any pattern. Al the shortest notice
HOOK BINDING neatly executed Old Books
and Pamphlets rebound.
kiur Second Hand Books bought, and Sold or x-
ehanged
Keep constantly for sale a large assortment. OF
Second land Beoss in all the vafious branches OF
literature, science aud art
Sentemher A tS5i.-Iv ~.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
~ HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated So ctarteyp erpetnat Capital $50
600; srHk Perey II Increasing IL 70 $3.50 600
DUBLlC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Ma.
u ehihery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchan.
disc, Household Fafniture2 Vessels on the stocks
or while 10 peri, &c &c, viii be insured al rates
as low as the risk will admit.
Applications for Insurance may be made OF
b. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jtgersol County. Va.
In the absence OF the Agent from Char;esyour 10
Joas 2. BRowN, E-qy who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons al distance address through
the mail
~ b. On all Church BUILDINGS and C.iersvme,.s
personal property The Agent will present his com
missions in reducing the amount7of Premiums az
the risks thus arising
December ~ tS5f-Iy
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LgE'E INSURANCE.

THE NATIONAL LOAN FUSD LIFE ASSURANCE
Society, or LONDON =
cAr,rsL So 500 600 SSraPLus S4l2,2so.
I)RlNTED statements explanatory Of the bust
Il .noss and the advantages Of Life Assurance
viii be furnished on application to
B. w HERBERT
Or 10 his absence applications can be made 10
Ds, G. F Mason,
Medical Eraaaaer, CAarlsstotcH,
sDR JoHN d. SrARRY,
Ar9Seal E4amiaer Hqrpers- Ferry,
DR. ! II. TAYfcs,
aGdifai E1apiaer, SaepAerdstoarn.
ChaelestowB, Nos. - 1881.
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New Style Fall Paper lIangings.

~ s. GRIFFITH begs leave 10 call thc atten-
ton Of his customers and the public general
~ web Paperlanging Warehouse, and examine
esrSxcsi paiiefed assortment as il embraces all the
Fine French GIN
). do Gothic, Panel nss. for Pariors;
desetipions sasnn Paper, Of every
Glazed and Common Papers ols>
French and american Bird Board flescripliop
do do Borders;
Landscape Views SC.
Also may be found. fenitian Blinds boih wide
and narrow satSi Patent Blinds; Transported
Window Shades SC; all OF which we are nov
selling al reduced prices G. S GRIFFITH,
Paperfrausing Warehouse; ls9 Bait ST.
~ Gca % tS5f. next 10 the Patriot Office
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New Style Fan Curtain Goods.

4 II USF received d vers%exiensive assortment al
y new styles Of Cussainland various other Up.
hulstery goods fur the tall and winter seasons con-
ssiing IN part as follows
Satin Delanes, new stJAes>and b. light cnlors
Union Damasks, all eolors and qualities;
4 Wesa DO. do. dbl
r. do. M6rcens do do
Turkey Reds. plain aud figured; ~
IVES Gimps all sizes; silk TO
/ lsmbd Muslin Curtains white and cold
Plain aad Ggd we~ plush and all colurs; H..
Brass carnices, newest styles;
s@ DO Ornaments do;
do Cunain Bands and Pins;
On, Rods, RingsAnd ornaulrhtS:
.a Yves Loops and TaSsels; Silkodo. Ill
Also. keep on hand and Manufacture 70 order,
Feather Beds, Hair, Hulk and Moss Mhtlrasse~,
Pew Cushions. &c, together with everything ap-
pertaining TO this line OF business, max ba had at
90 S GRIFFTTHSr
1 Upholstery Warehouse 10 Bali. St,
J Oct - 1851 next To the Patriot @ lice
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. 291n VYswM ANnna

THE subncriber Agent Gin The place OF Mr.. Jas.
~ Miller Tor The Penn Matual Lille Insurance
Company pf Philadelphia Is nov prepared 10 re-
ceiye applications for insursence on life The
ComPanFis based on The mutual Insurance system.
without liability beTuDd the amount of prenint IN
indirscusis insured 10 this Company become mem
befs OF 10 CO p0Faiion and ytite for trustees
An profits o. 'hc Company are divided annually
among the iasured for lie
Dee IS. 1851 LAWSON BOTTSl
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Ears! Fnrs!! Furs!!

1IyaE eaes<riber hzs opened The largest and best
- selected assortment 81 Es3kiez F.saen Fkrs ever
offered IN this city consisting II
NUTS B0As, ElCfoRfNES AND CUFFS,
Composed II SID EStSis< Essae 1f1ykie E,tek
and variey q kindsss fars, knounto he fashion.
able world.
: I'VE Notl3 senafk ihat he Fms We now offer ID
I'D pdbiif tlye viii HE stricsesi care
: bvcnr aEeni 10 Europe who hes had 81 eyperience
i1 lie business bertha tAst fairy years, IA 3 vl
toxn Is tie large and besl Fuftier ii he coon,
4I.4 ~ = "a X
= Tkose I1xbrine Is with call viii he sure q, 4,
{. 1000. j T. McPHAlL 81 BROTHER.
M. 49, Baltimore street BALTIMORE
-. Fur Trimmings cut q suit Eloaks, &C.
nSSsisS done 10 Fans Il the shortest notice
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Monunlents--Tomb-Stones. &c.

rTsHE. Undersigned having beeD appoiaisd AgsIl
i for J. McDsRMorf, st0nc-eutler fse1eIlcA
City, Md. will sell monuments ionn1heads ,eo,-
stones sc il Italian- and American Mafnie = Dat
simdrs and Philadelphia prices and win delivsr ne
same FRgE 81 cHzasg AND At Hfs Own RISK wnef-
ever ofAereA
AN persons who desire to purchase viii please
call ol me Il Cart Sappine,onss Hotel
John O. STEPHENS.
II Lettering and s,enfsl ,rork viii Be done
iree q ehatee. ,. c. 5.