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ENDUCATISbN.--A

u
IL of families, Mr., MAY has been prevailed on to
offer himself as Preceptor to select class of young
gentlemen, Mt his private residence, eighth street.
Col. Lctwic's.
The will be in strict accordance with the Eu
ropcan system, of grounding the pupils well in the Eng
Ii and French languages the writing good hand the
full understn nding of oil mod of ariihnctcal copu
taron and Bookkeeping, the proper reading of the
Classics and composition, the forms of letters,
pondence and Eocuton, all the practical Mathematics
Globes, fit the pupils for all the practical pui
poses of life, from the of business the Dplomatist
Hours of attendance. Except Saturday and Sunday.
from 9nnt daily. Number of the class to exceed
sixteen. Application for ndmittancc Mr. Ms resi-
dence at the "VinGrsIAN READING ROOM" before tho
lst of September and the class open on the 9Th of
September. Terms-S20 the session of twenty weeks
ouehIf 20 yable in advance mug 2j.dt1S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,' IL now being certain that our city is be ghted
with with Gas. take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the citizens of Lynchburg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-FITTINGsnd respectfully solicit
the patronage of my friends and the public generally
Aug 20--dts a. q. DABNEY, Act,
purov,x EuuNDpy
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Accident on the Railroad.

An accident occurred the outward train Saturday
in the deep the fourth section of the Railroad
which, doing considerable damage the En-. inc and
Tender, resulted in injury the passenger Car or
passengers. urge rock had rolled down on the sdo
of the cut and being observed as there is curve
the place the engine and tender came in contact
with it, and were thrown from the truck and very much
damaged Thebaggage also injured. The car and
passengers had to remain the place until the down.
ward train came, when passengers exchanged
there being engine patched from the Depot the
purpose ofsurplying the place of the disabled.
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Soea'sing ro-Night.

Gov. JOKES aud Gen CuLLon, having ar.
rived in the city, v speak at Lyne"'e Ware.
House at half past seven clock to-night.
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RAIS.-It rained several days of the past week. and
Friday night and the entire day Of Saturday it conn.
ued with but little inermisson The streams re very
full, and no doubt injury the and tobacco
crops will be sustained:
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A HOUSE WANTED.-WANTED ar
"A to RENT. convenient HOUSE fora small IliE
family, within five squares Of the Washington Hotel
Any person having House of the above description for
rent will please make application at the Virgirian of
fee for aug 2S>-dts
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r HEAP GOODs-FOR CAsH.--I avn

I HE UOOL1S-EOK CASH.--I am
- now receiving large and complete assortment OF
new STRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
nes ana most fashionable yarie- ties and styles inn
ported this season-whIch am offering at unusually
10" prices. Intending to sell for CASH, to be
satisfied with small soits and thereby will make it
me interest otall to give call--which most Ger,
"aiiy solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise as many Inducements in the way of Styles
rices ana large and we'll selected stock pick from
as can be found in any establishment in the State
deem 1t needless to give the heads branches
composing my stock, my long experience hasteught
me the wants ofevery class Of dealers Suffice there
lore to say thnt feel assured fullyprepured to
answer the demands of al!-and ask slto call, s,,I
march 29-ifts - JOKING. MEEM
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TT Nj. Il j. Nj. ARMIsTEaD

III W. a. j. MI. ARMASTEAD, HAVE
exhibited in this city specimens of fine FRIIlTS
from their Orchard near Lynchburg They rcspociI.
to leave their orders with John H. Tvrec and H.
DO strictly attended to, in the month of Noyembr m'"
au ll-dlm -'o'o'"oer next
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Electors fer siac ssa.e ef.rs,nin.

EfECToRs At LARGE.
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
WILLIAM ! PRESTON.
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xEw oRLEAxy...Csstiuue6

CLOTHING ~. Rf

ILOfHfNG AT Rf fafL ~
AIFREU MuNkOE cos u" F''e,
n Slor,, No - Magazine street. corner u
~ would inform our friends, and the pub
lie in general that our present STOCK o'
ClotA.np. Furnishing Goods, DC,
=. .,..o,s,,.,i IN extent and beauty by thai OF
any other establishment, in The 'h''e" "'"'e'
r., b,. convinced Of this Statements u Is ON!
=, rc....ry TO call and examine ouf Immense
lis urr brought about 10y the -n'P'e ''''
h,iuo known, that the prices We Pi"ee "P'"
,,.ot. - uniformly low, aud the 3"a"'y VI
s,.b .,ti,rl, !. guaranteed what II Is r.prcseo'-
al Ia M. Perfect -aii, faction - What We a'"'
,t IN dealing with our customers
All our clathing !. manufactured nj our es'
,,hl,.hm,nt. No. AL Broadway, Ne" YORK.
under IN, immediate sup.finl.h"'nee OF ohe
of our .irm, who spares no pa'ns III securing
IN, mos, desirable styles ot goods u Is WIN
,r. fullest rouiideute of being aola 10 give
.,,t,.t,ct,on. that Ne invite all who may De w
!. nat Of ARTICLES IN our line to call and exam
ma, our assortment
The iollo~,ng j. only partial list oil anu
cle~ :, LtL
r,o,l and Dre,s Coais--Ft and Eng black
Ia. A.. and frarh coats; de- do blue brown,
mulberry, and green cloth fr"chs' 90 Il" o'"'N'
bro,n. mulberry, olive, and Colleen prov"
cI,,h polkn.. r.. aud Eng black aud fncy
eotur,d cloth walking coats ti'mahY" i"''
ln,.,, .,,l.1 sac. French, black, mulberry, ana
No. ,l.,b op.,a SAGE. do black and fame,
',J.,.d do, skiu Union sacks do extra super
soa Am and fancy colofcd walking coats
.,.d,,u,,,ou. gray. mixed aud silver gray sacs
and polka. French blars, blue. brown and
,,I,y, h,ay,t sac and itoVk coats; do blue
h,,vn. and ,ilver.gray. Whitney sac coat
do Labrador (sarious rolof-) To turn sac
1T. do 81 crime dpb cloth and beaver
walking coat, r. aud Eng BLACK SUPREME
,io,h sack aud walking coats, do blue, pfo"h'
and drab pilot cloth sac-
Hanksf eoals. French ,uperbne blue hr n
atd era, ,ao- aud palet"ts do DO eN'f" i"hg
sac. and iroeks. FIR. second quall'yi thifa
,u,lity. fancy coorrd sae> aud p"leiots'
Te,,d coais-fr Eng and Amer a tweed
sac.. isocss aud pactoI,' do do boule'"fas
do 10 poika-.
cLoAK,.-Bue and black cloth cloaks, every
analit, black aud blue pilot cloth el""Ns.
A variety Of Ies, OF every puahiy aud pat
tern; also every variety and quality VI f""d-
ioons
Geuaemen's Furnishing Goods.-lAnen and
cotton snft., all quantities, tueeh "u 'V''','
ekory and night shlrl~, all qualities all
wool and super ribbed shirts rau1e' merIn"'
cotton, la~l, thread, aud flannel shirts socks
Of every quality
Bogs and ChIdren's CIchlng'
Consisting Of irock~, poika-, saek', jackets
overcoat,. panlaloons, vests, and eloass, oil
every quality
Also every variety Of gloves suspender'
of various kinds eraval> and hank octiei, OF
every ,1alhy
Also trunks, yali-es, umbrellas,
Idn .ll,b,r goods OF every description,
~ one Prlce for Gonds, and no dstiaiion.
L. s.,lung the city, do no. fail 10 cali on
ALFRED Mt \ROE n co.
vaan. 81 Magazine street
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Kew ORLEANS ApyERrisEMESrs.

r 9. KNAPP, Surgeon Dsnti't. Gives par.
81 ttculas attention TO the preservation OF
tho NATURAL TkETn, ~ we'll ~ 10 supplying
their los. BY Artificial ones. His entire time
for years has been d.ssird to the improvements
in hi. profession. For evidence OF his srrer'or
plugging md The utility nrdb beauty q has Ariacias
Teen. he All only rsfer 10 hts namefon. pr
irons, both IN III. city, and country. Millions
Of ,eetlnrc now annually Lost. for want o' 'Ii--
ly and judlccn- treatment: but let those VINO
have suffered by guacLs, not be discouraged !;
bu, ayail themselves Of the best rem.dy-an
operator IN whom they can has. confidence.
TEErn EXTRACTED without pain, under sat
influence of the i.KrHEoS, OF t.sLoHofoss, and
with perfect safety to she patient.
Orficg AND RkspEscL remored from me cor
ner Of 81 Chnries Street 10 No. 10 Daron"e
Street. near Canal Street.
April 8, 1881. n'lu
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new ORLEAN S...Csntiauel.


TIORATlO u. HEWITT, Successor !"
III Tyler & lI.widJ Piano FORTE Asp scsc
prALYs. 50 Camp street. NeS Orleans i'a-
al,yay, on hand one OF Inc largest ana ino''
complete selections Of PaHg Forfes ~ 'he
.nut,lcrn country. all Of which ATE guuani.ra
A. GOOD and peffec; Instruments. agents '''
ll,,. sale Of A. SIoDAgI 4 Co.'S Ns~ iofA
Psanos.
These Pianos are eccbsa,cd for fine quality
of tone. pur.ne-s Of sound, and tor neat ave
beautiful finish Of exterior ~ofsnsnst'P' a"p
.r,. considered by the profession, aud en'npe'''"
iudgc., 70 b. the hnes, Pianos mide We th'
United States Particular attention u fequr~'FV
10 their splendid Srrpentine pattern. MN f"'t'
k.y.. which +. considered one OF the hnest no"
made
UAL1rrr. DAVIS 4 co.'s celebrated No-Tos
ptA.os q. 81. "a. aud 7 octave Pigsold fhno
r.rt,- from the factory Of "PletvI CO.,
paris; al.o Paninos, Semi.Gfand aud Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Piaacs taken IN rxehange and part pay
meni.
GUITARS, from the house Of llali Son
Spanish ard French patterns, sci Nt"'ih-' ~
birfe ouaufr,e-. Mclodcon- Sefaphme-. w
,an.. Flutes, laroueites, Brass Instruments
.f all s,nd- Violncclio-. BauJu-. -inns. ioI
ali in-trlment-, and musical mefclr'ndise OF "''
de.cr,ption-, Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music 1T all knjs--muS'e received
from the North by every STEAMER Is soon 49,
published, church Books, obstruction BOOKS
Ar.
Particular attention j. called to the lafsf ana
extensive selection ct Acrordeous aud fiuiinas
which d, the most complete and perfect s'I'',
ton ot these beautiful instruments ever offered
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NEW eRLEAx sec sDtisaed.
uaIVS MUSIC STORE,

MA ~ - .utNIt
Nos. 8 and 7 Carp st.. 3 doors from Canal
Ne1 Orleans.
THe undersigned desires re'-
pecttul'y TO inform the pubic mat
Y they can Away. lind al his M""e
More, ehoic. and lasg. assortment OF ran"
fori,s. at very reasonable prices, and ON Aceom'
modaing terms.
Au,n, them ar. pinano For,es made bv the
old and celebrated manufacturers, i plo"'.
& Co. Of Boston, of rch tone, and hn-aed
brantilully in ro-c~ood black walnut md ma
hnyan,. a,eh iron frames madr IN the most
.nbslanta aud sorsmAnlse manner. Also
the Justly celebrated .Ioitan Piaao i0r.'s,
which. Tor sweetness Of toue, have. not been
raunllrd They ar, peculiarly suited TO the
country, ~ the .Eol.an DOES not require tuning
for years
The New improvement in Pisno fottes
Ia. pn,-ur Vibrating btsrtrtdAe. .. ais" Tor
sal. at the sam. establishment. 1iii~ improve
mn, ,,,.,.. p.,,,lar frmnr.s and brlimccy 10
Nh. toTbls. add. To the durability and strength
Of the Piano. and renders It capable "i remain
iny much longer 10 tame than those ~ ordinary
use.
WIN IS Agent for Henri Hrs celebrated
Grand Pianos aud ianino-, made "a PARIS fof
power and sweetness Of tone, th,y stand pre-
eminent
yhe Dolce Compound Attachment }, Pelley
4 Co.'S Pan. Pianos. and instruments from Az
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
and for sale uu liberal terms.
N.con.L Iiaud Pianos Tor sale, from $50 to
$500 each, and taken 10 part pay ment Tor ne"
fianus
/ Pianos. Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and APP
praised.
faiscorfs Meiodeon. This beautiful toned
Wind. Instrument. for ' illage Churche-, Lodges.
Serenadug PARTIES. and the private practice OF
Orguu-t-, po--c--es sweet aud powerful tone
b, portable, (scighing 70 pounds and offered
ut $50 each.
II Order. fof guitars yioin-, Sloloncetos'
claroneis, flutes. dageolrl-, -trng-, and mn~ie-
merchandise Of every kind viii be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass Instruments 0ad band music
Hhrys. double aud single action on hand and
made t. order. To- suit the taste oi purchasers
Haac.---lhc hrgos, catalogue N the SCUM
The stock f. an accumulation OF over twenty
years IN II are many old and beautiful pieces
out OF print.
Af,r U,uc received by every arrival from
the NORTH, and by the Foreign steamships
Npanist soaA,,, dances. Walrlc-, Ar,--a regular
~uul.ly Original music published every week
At The .tor,-uati,e compositions solicited
AIu.,e. bound copied. and arranged. Suh'criP.
tom, received for the Message Bird, Ndrv'l
Nu,ich Timss. and the Bat,mpre Oto, By
addressing the undersigned, catalogues "i mu-
sic wiil he sent to any part ct the adjoining
st"tcs.
Dee /. 1857 WM. r. MAYO.
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27..silk uud straw GoOds-.2..

4, YALE JG, &, Co, ~ Magazine -if :,
y. New Orleans, Uhoicsais Dtajers 10 I'M
parted >fariednd Fancy AfMs and >trar hoo3s,
Lsces. EHJyodsriss. aiotes, NaHnilas, FTages,
Draids, UiNious. GmJs. trimmiags u Mhpds.
DonHyis, Nrap Hit-, RibboHs, trtihruH
Fioncrs, Millinery irHcis' G5d R'cb Fancy
Dress Ho,ls u all i,0ds. A fell and complete
assortment Of every ihmg ln their hnc 81 the
very latest fashion. constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchant, visiting tins tiiy are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
&. YALE, Jk.. a 60
81 Magazine street between
Common and GpVier
Jan. TO- 1851. ,3n2s-ly.
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They have now in store, ~ pairs ct wheels
,nb ran aslr- ND shafts Of to . inehcs'
and 20 pair, II tu 5 iucles
N,s,-NII WAGONS, complete, WIZ
ron a>lrlree-, pr G $ 10 each Two p"rs ol
Timber Wheels. with screws, 81 feet hsh' !
inches tread su.,,
They take order. for all kind. OF Wagon
cork. and deliver them Oh plantation al man
uflviurrrs prices. NAM,
ALso-A large assortment OF HAhD'
WARE, for plantation use, VIZ 'h'I"',
wrought aud eut mails, lunts ANc~' socket
-nid,... long handle ~hpyrls and spades, noes
Of all Kind, zane knNe-, hook anu plate hinges
gr,pdsronr-, common AID -eotch collars Nanii-
Ia and larrcd Rope, cr"~--rui. ut ana ,"n.
saws, files of al Mn =, iron blocks, WIN Z,
ip,.t ~hra,rS, q barge assortment 1T Engii-ii ard
American bar ron, iron aNlc-, with boxes,
sperm, whale aud ln,rcd oiI-, spirits of Iur.
prnt.ur, putty, window elas', nd pnlni, OF all
A,nd. HOGAN II TuREAtD,
corner Custom-hou-c and '''rc.
Jan. H. 1881. NSh-"-N
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REDWOOD q MORRIS, Commission
VI Nsrchapf-, No % Camp street. New VI
leans. Agent, for t. T. TAyLoE's Premium
Cation GINS.
T. + TAYLOR & 80 proptieior' OF the Co.
lumhn- Cotton Ga Mandatory, have the sat
l.fnctiun to puunuuee to their patrons ANA we
planirr- generally throughout the coiton.Gr"W-
inr rrrion. that thry are prepared 10 supply
any number ct their ceisbrafs't premium h"'
Where these Gins have bvcn once used II
would b. Deemed unnecessary for the manh-
inrturcr- to say word IA their inNor, ~ iitN
fee, confident the machines have been brought
to such perfection that their superior perform
enc, viii recommend them, IN preference Ia all
other GINS now IN use For the satisfaction of
those vino have not used the Gins aud ARE un-
acquainted with their reputation, the Pt"puc-
Tor, need only -ay that the FIRST premiums
have been awarded to them TOR the bfsr GIN
exhibited a, the great State Fair held at At
lnnla, Ga. also at the Alabamt and beofgn
Agricultural and hchaule- Far, held at Co
lumbu. and al the Anuuil Far Of The S"n'h
t,roliun Institute. at Charlie. -. + cotton
niup q ON llu'~r Gu, received the hr~t pre-
Mum, 1T the exhibition held 10 Charleston,
snnth Cnrol,us and ai e,cry FAIR where sam.
ph.. of ru'ion from ;brm have been exhibited
THE prouic,or- have "a their possession nn-
mrrou, certificates from Planters, Cotton
BROKER. Commission Merchants, and Manu-
rieiur,r. ct Cotton Gnod>, te-utyiug that the
performance ct the Gins, and the samples pro-
duc,d hy them, cannot be eNeeIled by any Giu,
ever manufactured
All order, TOR GINS given either 10 our irav-
,lling or local Agents, ar forwarded 10 the Pro-
pric,or. by mail, viii always receive prompt
attention GINS will he sent to any part ot the
country. and warranted to give Satisfaction,
These celebrated Gin Stands can be pro.
cured Of
GREENWOOD d NORRIS,
Nee OrtegHi.
T,,pa,v II lg5o y3u2g-iy.
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OuNs ittihinrfy, N'', w. ah''s ""'N" az
the following
800 Ib. fresh Alex. cases ext. liqnoFee'
SIENNA, 20 bags race ginger,
400 " T. ] Senna % bbi,. alum,
3uU0- gum arabic, % eoPper"s'
200 pow d rhuuafb, 300 10 indigo
100 roo, do 1000 H. madder,
900 " blne mass Enc . this rel ruuphor,
and American. % dol lime juice,
900 calomel 20 hbl~ ep-um salts.
200 81 jamaica ginger, b grns, -ecdeil pow
3Ue carb urmoura, def>,
8 bhI. prarla-h, . soda
10 " .alHr,iu-, superior yeast
20 Kegs sup carh Po"def+'
soda. 70 baskets olive OIL,
200 lbs inriaric acid, 300 ounces sulph gut
1000 lb.. glue, Wnr,
600 packages op,ihc 600 kegs paints, a',ort-
rlir- pla-~ ware, ed.
Spt Turpentinc, idn.pcd oil, tastoroil, &c
AGENT. rnrthc Sllc 81 \ BalIn'- premium per
mm.ry Mrs. b.tt'- abdominal supporters; DR.
Aberncth', gouurehcI aud gleei delugrut' DE-
Mor-on- chulrra remedy and all the must
valuable Patent Medicine prepared 1" winch
I bog leave to cnli the attention 1T merchants,
planners, and physicians. Every article guar
iuiecd to be ~ represented, i"f sale in quaint
tie, 10 suit customers, al low PRICES, by
G. n MORRISON,
Wholcaie Druggist
No l2 Magazine st, New Orleans,
Jan. II. 1852 N3n2o ON
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(, O. NELSON & co, Communion Net-
- chants, \eN Orleans.
so Nelson, New Orleans; T.. Hanksmith,
New ORLEANS II & Walker Memphis. Tenn
date Cashier Branch Union Bank } I. \. Neil
son. Athens. Ala s3n'
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l.nrtIscOSSurc,

,lNHE undersigned has always on hand good
assorimer, OF EqsfieH'care, China, and
Glass, which he Is prepared 70 sell q, wholesale
or retail on the measi favorable terms. ~" re-
-pectiully call. the attention Of country Nef-
chants, and others Visiting the City, to ins A.
.or,msnl and prices.
Packages done IA the best manner
J 6 DUNLAP.
81 Camp STREET Nep Orleans.
June 2ls', 1851. n52y
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~ J. HART IL co, Grocers and Conn
II. MISSION Merchants, No. ~ IrhoHptoulae
street New Orleans. bralrre 90 Liquors Of
all kinds brandy, Gin Whisky, Run " ines,
Cor.lial-. Teas, C"lice, Sugar. Scgars, Tohaccoj
snlphate Of guinlue by the east, aud simple
Drug- Paper, all kinds oils, spices, pickles
krlehups, sn1P, starch hams. lrd' plc"n' butter,
cheese, beef, pork, aud all t,pds II Vapte and
fincg Groccr,es. ~ Colemans pairut undu-
atofy corn Mills vanipy
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fOR Port Caddo, BENTON
tn Smthand, Jefferson. and 81 10
sE4~ tcrmrdm'c landings on the axe
lbc hue passenger steamer. b-ceola, '. Mh.
lhu,-un Master, having been thoroughly ever.
hauled, painted. repaired, and rch't,d, will ~
sumo her regular trips To- the above ports ~
soon "a the water will permit, and will cor.
ungc IN the trade during the season. Ihsnt'
ful fur the liberal patronage Heretofore b.
slowed upon them her officer. hope by a s'fts
attention to the interest 81 shipper. and coz.
tuft Of passengers. 10 meet continuance u
the same.
New Orleans, Oct. 10th, 1891, VI nieu
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MILLER, HARRIS. II WALDO. No. 10
wi Camp street, New Orleans, thoiesale
AMI X, TAI Dealers ia House Furnishing Goods,
iphol,isrg and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
PaHis. Oiis. DC. Ga hand, yer, large as
,ort,nent Of GIT and Bfouled Lamps and Ga
rondole- Hall Lamps and Chandeliers, Tea
Tray various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
piani,hec, Tia, jaisaned, and Wooden
Ware, GLASSWARE; PLAN snd colored Floor
Mating; Soaps; Wax, Sperm and Star Can.
dies Sperm. Whale, Lard, Lln-eed Neaisiuot
aud Chemical Oils; SPIRIT Gas, Camphne, Al
cohul and furpentiur Paints, OF every DIES
crptiun. Brushes; Window Glass. Patty.
Sand Paper aud Glue; Flowing Polishing,
Ser ping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Dainu Narnl-hes Carried il.ur; liur
Cloth Springs Gimp. frngrs lacking aud
Bed Lace, Cords, ra-,rl-, ,,'e. Also, picked
and common Moss always Tor sale,
Prices OF cANrHiNG:--by the barrel, 60 cents
per gallon hy the tive gallons, 50 cents per
gallon for less quantity, 10 cents PER gal.
lon
Jan. II, 1851 ,3n29-ly
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IT. FOR Albany, Mooring's In
3t.as..I ing, Nicinson Landing, Kn~
I.amnHss, Monterey, tilHon, Tort Caddo, bt~
tan, NmsiLignd, aud Jetrmm.
The time fast running Passenger Packet
Cicond. H. IT, MARTIN, master, having etsn
purchased expressly Tor the above trade, si'
commence her regular trip, rs soon a. The W
iet VIII permit.
SHIPPER, may rely on her remaining in IN
trad, during the entire season.
Jan 10. 1893. vsn5S!
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yrv oRLIAxs...Css,inued.


TIE subscribers being The
F4 sole Agents for me SAFE OF we
SA> May.yllIr (Ky) ROY HHS,
=, NM. 4, ,bral.d manufactures oil ran a'a
n ,li.,y.,. have in store u large assortment OF
,h.,, ,a,t and ~rough, ron Plousi-, "h"n
,h., OIL, At manufacturer prices
zoo II M. .,.uyht-irou Plouyhs. Win
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We will furnish liagging, Rope, md Plan
taliou supplies to Planters shipping 20 the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG. 4 KEY.
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q II LOWE, WI r,rrso~, r,tfisoN. N
HHrtlfio 40 Nsio Dii,qns NsmJhis TnH
I OWE, PATflADN. 4 Co, Successors
IL to Lowe q faithouJ Cotln Ic'ors
C,mnitsipa nd FornIrdiag Merchants, New
Orleans.
Ai,arcemcn,s on shipments TO the above
house will be made by u |, McIlcnry, WHO
may be addressed at Shreveport, la.
ALSO, parties shipping direct TO the above
house can draw u, sIghi on them for near The
value OF the cotton
October I, 1851.
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SCOTT Il SEARi\G,

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Whpiesdie dad KcidH Cio,h'ers.
Corner II OR Lsree md Canal ST., v Oriean''
INiE -uh-cribcr> having enlarged aud re-
| moi,lod their store. are noa prepared,
with u ,hu,cr stock OF ta'i'oaibic ctoihws and
g,niiemen Furnishing goodS, which they oi'er
at very reduced prices tor cash or approved pat
per. We are receiving weekly shipment, from
our manulactofy, of every thing that Is new
and desirable. IA th, clothing line. cut, made,
and trimmed in the best aud most substantial
manner. TO those who study economy, and
wish 10 yet ia. lull value OF their money! u
call - respectfully solicited
lJ- Please take a memorandum of our ad-
dress, J\O u. SCOTT a. Co,
80 Nassau st, New York,
January II, 1872. ,Jn3o y