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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, 8. T.--A1sets
THURSDAY O'Clock Temperance Hail. s. ST. Charles
Officers the ensuing quarter: F. MIcuELi, w P D.
McNADB, W. A. WM H. ELLIS, r. s. A WANG, A R. ST. EDWARD
BooTB s. J. B. ToLssoS T., T. H. pRTpEN, A Anderson
A. C.. ANDREW HERo, !. s.; (. W. Perry, Q. S.
ANS LII. Il. IS.
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ANOTHER RAnRoAp.-Books of subscription for rail
road Norfolk to Petersburg, Va opened th
18th inst
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IMMGRarIoS TO ST. Lopis.-From March, 1851, to Feb
ruary 1852 there arrived at st. Louis 1911 German mmi
grants. Most of them moved at into the Western
country.
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CLEARED OuT.-The steamboat runners of Cincinnati
have all been off. and boats left to their
merits. As it should be-
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Held BAI.-The extensive false pretence pend
ing against Daniel W Townsend. President of the
Bowery Bank NewYor has resulted his being held to
bail to
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UNSAruRAL.-A Mrs. Brown and her are in Jail in
Cincinnati the charge Of poisoning the husband and
father
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BLACK ToScuE-The disease called the black tongue =
has been raging violently in owensboro', Ky Twelve
deaths occurred within three days from it.
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Harmony Division No. I, S. OF T-Meets TehouIi
touas street Officers present
gR P MoLIsRB, GoyaN R. S.; SAMUEL
H. PUN r. 81 WN. 5. MorNr, s; joan C4SNEI F WM
MosAN, A. C BAaNEs, H. s. WV,
H. RosnEAu, o. s.: JAMES BEsss, p. W. jams
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES The bill to exempt manufac
turing companies from taxation has been defeated in the
Mississippi Legislature.
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Ode0n Temple Honor No. every THURSDAY
EVENING, O'clock Temple Hail. s93 Teoupitoulas
Officers The ending the lat Of May Wls
MILLER w. G. t. THOMAS FRIESp, w v T. c. H. ALtMANp W.
R.; REMcK, W. A r.; W. DAVIS, W T. R.. n W WoIwER
W. t. T. S. MORGAN. w u R. POLLARD, W. d. T.; G. j.
CIuL c. |. bR iau23
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Louisiana Interior.

MAHDe GRAs BATON RouGE-The festivities of 1ardi
Gras duly celebrated at Baton Rouge being concluded
with brilliant ball at the Harvey House.
ApPoIsrMENTs-Tha Mansfield ODE Soto Parish) Adver
tiser says We learn from private correspondence that
G. A. Buard is re-appointed Judge Of the Sixteenth
Judicial District Court and Judge James Welsh District
Attorney Our elown- sman, r. Mitchell Esq, has
received the appointment of Notary Public for this Par
isht'
The democrats Of East Baton Rouge will assemble
Saturday next to appoint delegates to the State Conyen
ton.
RED K1vEh-Accounts from Red river represent it il
fine navigable condition
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Thanks to the officers of the steamers Aleck Scott and
Lewis Whiteman for late river favors
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CoMrLErEp-The indianapolis and Terre Haute (lnd }
Railroad has been completed.
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DIslsFEcTtsG LAMp-The Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal says: a note from medical friend reminds
OF beautiful simple. economical apparatus for ovdrcom
ing bad Qder and purifying the where the air
is loaded with noXous materials description Of it has
already appeared but the reference. in The alluded
to has unfortunately been nisli The whole matter,
however is simply this Take of any Of the various
kinds of glass ampsor burning campiene for example
and fill it with chiOric ether. and gat tns>wick In
few minutes the object will be accomplished In dssect
ing rooms in the Camp deep vaults where Vegetables
sometimes stored where drains allow the escape Of
offensive gases in out buildings, and in short In any
spot where it is desirable purify the atmosphere burn
one of these lamps One tubes charged with wick, is
sufficient This suggestion really worth remembering,
for the comfort of sick because it is easily
comphed agreeable, and more economical for purifying
than any process KNOWN
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GES. JACKSON AND Mn. FlLLMoRE-The Natchez Courier
says: The Nashville Crenn) Union has been indulging
lately in strain of vtuperave abuse of President Fill
more for his towards the Cuban prisoners The
Nashville Banner at the close of very able defence of
the Administration casts the following glance backwards
and leaves its readers to judge of the present the
try has already of the past We commend the paree to
many presses in this region who imagine if they only
abuse Fillmore they doing all that required of them
Our treaty with Mexico embraces the provisions
incorporated in treaty with Spain When San An
tonic taken by the Mexcans in 1885 almost the entire
garrison, embracing many citizens of the United States
put to DEATH without trial and without quarter
few days after, Col Fannin surrcnderd with $50 men,
among whom citizens of the United States all
OF whom massacred except six who escaped Gen,
Jackson then President Of the United States and
here cases much more hagraut than that of the
trial Ind execution of the Cuban prisoners What did
Gen jackson do. He subsequently gave Santa Anna.
the buteerer who had these massacred safe pas
sage through the United States and sent him home from
Washington, to become again President of Mexico, This
is all he did than M Fillmore has done The Union.
presume will justify President Jackson and condemn
President Fillmore But must conclude for to-day
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sTtfTAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACco-Ihe subscriber have hand and or soe
lots 10 .uit purchasers, CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY, ,&ESTuCKY TENNESSEE AND MlSscbR n WRAPPERS
AND FlIERS. Also, Tobacco tue
Mexican market, aud for plantation
TURNER < rGSSHAW
-. % Camp sstaet and 4 'Iosas street.
E&- TsbaSse ba!et 10 order, EilY
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Finished grand job in the wall of the jail to-day
at 4 O'Clock P NJ. We commenced the grand undertake
ing the 9th day of November 1851 worked very
cautiously in the day time and but very little at night
We thought several times that Potter smet rat but
guess it only imagination hope Potter won hear
us nght-it will be bad thing oget caught again Mr.
Kyle and Mr.. Potter treated very well while under
their charge but to the conclusion that we were
much to the county, and we would try and
II
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CooL.--,ohn Dale and James Buchanan, aiias Mcdowell
recently made their escape from the Cleruon county Jail
Ohio leaving the following note souvenir for the jail
er and the - rest of mankndn
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Az dts agents drescn se,te VILE lis saisemOs-
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lie vre d societies No ., iolio 1888.
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Stav Orleans, 3l NH
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SENATOR CLEMENS HENRY CLAy-Mr Clemens. in
concluding his brilliant speech in the United States
non-intervention, made the following beautiful au-
sion to the Father of the Wing party the llustrous
Henry Clay. 1t is noble and well-deserved tribute
from the youngest Of the Senate its greatest
ornament:
Mr. President have all read recently and none of
without deep feeling the opinions Of the
able statesman whose bodily infrmity keeps him
from among us. WHO'S there with higher wisdom than
his Whois there with wider experience! Who is
there with few motives deceive himself others
the interests of his country His voice to
clothed with all the sanctty the grave give with
the added knowledge of existing things, which the
must take Standing upon the of two worlds
and looking back upon that which he is about to leave
his heart swelling with patriotism little less than holy his
vision clear and uncouded by the passions and prudices
which dim sight, he tells that ours is mission OF
peace. mission of blood that to avoid all nterfer
in the affairs of other nations, to preserve
Independence to live for America is sacred duty, the
performance of which will best the cause of human
liberty in every land beneath the Sir shall follow
his advice If my own judgment differed from his,
should distrust it. and feel Inclined rather to be governed
by the suggestions Of him whom all men of every party
have agreed to name patriot statesman sage.
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SLAVES.

NAMES w. BOAIMAN, No Is Perdido street,
- will pay attention the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
Wright Williams Co, Moon Titus Co.. Williams Phillips Co,
NJ Co, Nelson Co E. w Dgg. Co. fe20 3rndtW
Z ANIES WHITE, No 1853 Gravier street, New
81 Orleans, will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also Board and
Sell on and all Slaves Q
mt OTlCE-The undersigned has opened REAL
ESTATE Agent ard BROKERS' CFck. lie will nttendtn
the purchase sale and hiring of Negroes collection. Bonds Notes.
Accounts, etc etc.
i" Promptness the motto j. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street. tetween Pine and Chesnut, ST. Louis.
RefrencesG D. Prentice louisville Journal ". n. Hieman
Louisville Courier: William Hughes Louisville Democrat; John
Loughtroug St. Louis Times James ~ Phelps City Marsha ST.
Lons, Mo. dig 3m
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Further by the Atlantic--Interesting Cen
eral Intelligence.

ENGLAND
KEsoaM BILL.-New York. Feb 26y-Lord John Russelrs
Reform Bill proposes change in the county franchise
in Ireland but reduces the qualifications in boroughs
from eight to five pounds The bill creates class
of voters who will pay direct of forty shngs per
1t aboshes the property qualification for mem
ber of Parliament does also the oath of supremacy
substituting in the place Of the latter the oath Of a
to the throne H. Ht'= :
An animated debate followed the introduction of the
bill into the House Of Commons. !.
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EDUCATION.

EpALOS' ORAL SYSrEM-IiIkEE MONTHS
Professor !. 5: DsrAI9S M TEACHES THE FRENCH
ASb THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER No Books necessary but
BLANK PAPER ONLY.
fss- Office at Danrans Buildings CORNER OF CUsToMoUsE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY ara Will always be found
or . janis 3m
hHUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
ClPALlTY-Th School will open nightly for months,
Moudey, the from hall past O'clock a1he
the MAahai School house, ST. hlhfs street,
under Mr. Baktnan Prncal and the
FeIale Franklin School Charles
Of Mrs. Jia Bartlett Applications for admission be
the board, the undersigned the
Fnnei al4. j. o. HARRIS,
O.. CAREY Committee.
"a sm FREDERICK CAMERDEN
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WANTED.

M ANTED IMMEDlATELY-A good Barge
w RJAI, suitable towIg For qG!heT information,
spply tue Subscribers. aIp'F q y AL"OFtH H.
iouig II 81 lclOuEitoaigs street
NaTANTED TO HlRE-A first rate cOlored
Wv Cu', wbqln price VIII BE- paid N"hr a,eJ
apr nrss we'll rerominenle 'la'rr Mt ''s oi't. o2'
RkWELLlNG HOUSE WANTED-On or Efrs
t,r tho ff., OF April Two STORY DWELLING with .:A
YARD AND Table and within s"or distance o ST. Mary Market
" ARcA ADE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
ST.
.ls Iy HENRY T. SHERMAN.
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REMOVALS.

ES EMOVAL.--R. SANDS TUCKER & Co. have
a. removed ttgim o l01 Tcluupouins nj
EB BEMOVAL.--GEoRGE PuRyEs, Architect has
T. bis office No. Commercial Place, St. Charles
NIB 3ln0s
Es EMOFAL.--R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
u y hsa from NO. IL ST. Charles street to NO. 81 Camp
M stil
nRuG STORE REMOVAL--The sub -
peGluly informs his friends and the public that
he removed m DRUG STORE the South of II
will be EAA
his old those who favor him with their
T. D. BEACH, htottecary and Druggist,
ltu3 South Of Ctles and Cus'omhouHe street
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TO RENT.

rESO LET OR LEASE-The well known -
Ioe tlpi hLO&l HOUSE, Situated Biloxi, IfaSzE
hundred
BILLIARD TABLES. TEN PIN AL
IE}S STABLES STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached apply the premises, or by letter
iDtIS C,reans,
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EpROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Merchants Shippeis called to the BROOK
YN FlREPRooF WAREHOUSES, nj the Point opposite Newor-
Produce the West and Merchandise from
the North shipment Having frontage the
river the Warehouses; by which goods
without the weather.
e will the discrgng OF and onngo
sp Charges fixed very low per tariff and
accommodation offered city and shippers the
tile wish Company the
tile Atlantic Dock, OF NewYork.
Interested the Transmission merchandise invited
visit the premises.
lS- ocy Magazine Newoeans.
T. CASEY Secretary.
r. Geddes Price, Frost Co.; j. W. Stanton
Co; r. r. Nichols. OILS 6m
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EW UhLEANo anu Caf- IA saa E:.sssagsssssasss51
rolton Railroud-Carrollton Line -
Departure o Trains FSoRl Neico
past Nj, past
Steam TansS every hour afterwards until sr- ncu
sively and until quarter in winter.
s4-- froaa Cdrrotioa
Horse Cars A. ME- and 10 NJ.
Steam Trains-7 NJ and every hour au
sives summer, and uuil haif-fas ?, winter
l Summer Monday February
and endo the Monday n Novem6rr
LAFAYETTE LINE.
r These Car. run to and from The Depot
In Winter from Isfsyette and IN o'clock
:, :. Depot street. ~ sind 81
In fTomI avee
Depot, street ,6S9, ~ and
After which bs rs viii leave each and every
O'clock N.
Then al sS, 9, 10 and II p. from the Depot.
And ~, sLs and lo5a from Lafayette
F.Rg-Iu Iucents Children under ls hall price,
~ No,aSpreial Night Cars fartes Balls Mssngs sup
p,ei when required. nh3l ly
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Z A NouyFIIR- ,<s.QU' soft ierr5 tevier
is5. parteyan moi Edwin Ltwrlyn pull ct
rorr Ia ,roiss 1t vle NeIc ordnns asus
rournisson parties
ap tzn nominees TT srtssienc+s.
IeanrrE d6cart, qu'en dp de Ia Legislature de
Etat APPROVE l IS ls37 Giles
fa conyennenqune ocee imi6
de ls qn pourrnnt sassocjer
ftAblia Ia Nllo de Ia Nellie Orleans Eat tide la l"l
de Flori les conditions pulttions
Article Que obe de Ia i conranic est de tire eorir
stea port de Ia nellie Orleans ct les de
la Fua ports Collie dn Mxle, afn d.
porter ..rtt ct Ics passengers.
Artc Que ca de Ia dite
enlre par de S2
chaq, l privilege daugrnenter lie dit capital
la naote es acttonnares us9ua
S5n00 l capital aciue tthn fvaIntion
compliant j. L. Day gGi dams cette sohte
prorrrs eque lis
aprt ignts par prasidnet et du de
eQu certas trnnarables public
public lie les acionnnire obgeant
sipuans conditions de sotiee
aop,6s prtntes:
sembahs ve
a uffpt au bureau du drerehr.
Article Que comIagne socl6te omte ntu6
de c Ter
Qu'ele soft dssone les action
Article j. QUE eonpage pourspvra pousuve jus
tirr.l In sOnn II camcite incorpote
Article tuuun DIES dictionaries de la dte romnenle
responsible pertes ee poura r plus lie
cs hcons lie capital de Ia dite compagnie.
leg eapres nominees sot nctonnas
conpa tells ont rot nomhre due
regard eurs especfs les diies actions de
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Tlcrcr, certify that the foregoing copy original
tan npr the records of my Office.
In these presents under official signature
npl I city Of NeworIaans i I'm Of February
| l.. iF'NlS, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for ht' city and parish
has This d in his
ys,rinershl a , folio asI NILE WITT,
SDwOiaaus. February lith ls'2. 3lmt.
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VOLUME Nv.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA--r'rY OF NEwOR-
h. ,. ~ o,s m TT kSoWN ono , s Of s, M b. @ & a er
, E." s r d Dc .ss r; 5. e
sona came and appeared the hereinafter n4sd and under
y ea that yas Of an" qa' s5 2 s is, n ss a' Of
e"py a"Fr5 :,s' Lux iis asyc asfS @
s f. s, s1s sS nGss5st S
@ s'"a,Sp 90 compy 9" following conditions pua
ta"sIl or ps from po from the
qs:' ~ 'i s'': E Tue '' l
@ M s into 1t ss ssy, s c ] hS % ou Il e with hS'" ihs r
s "..Ssx AMOUNT 'e ysl 'sh % @
ay' which brought . ea.h 1y her rsssc'i,s
o stock ofonc dollar, aasr herr
rs In~5 ] sg, s By T.. a p,@' ID a9 sSa M @ ,n f I e hs
Notary rgt the stcekhoLler oklole5s binding 9,f
% 1 of a5 ne a ana any % or al 5 "e' ii TFSa ns no. n % H M
corded in book Of transfers. be kept for the in The Office OF
Art3 That the joint thus formed and
. %n~ .osner 1 'i isovsd @ stosEhodsr.
s; Sgis,s% III sss.a,sy 5 ,,, m 70.
a Or a s s2 2" s the ser " r nse I b I S % @
'" @ capital therein by him,
following persons stockholders
s r H. p S having fully ''a i''
JOSIAH G. CONVERSE, shares
cApy HOLMES.
NohHEN II M.1 co"FER &" i" sAsE" Co. twenty
1a4x HIN + + eAkP2i sAfP2 ~ sys .ssSss !.r..
%IT %ATinTeV2E WIaTs 1AsksaS CO.. 'f .y ten SHARES
BvkANTE pAroNrE, s., five shares
BERNARD MAGIoNE five shares.
h Ebwv eENH2S b IESRiSs 'sais 'ss sissi SHARES
ARCHER w LANG twenty shares.
ron ti number .? shares, hundred aud
of ftent
.a Cs the he f o a % Sg Se aFs' c @ %F ety. i ho sa
llays '@ ia'y, eysray,
Control conro+ stoehIyder Samuel S. Green
%e ] E g 's % d 'R m sad % od c"no @n l %SF &
PTe;,O s. shall samuel @ Holmes and
@ hs5 '%"saiy'
Ags". sase sad ccnau G Dis ss M
] sss d sa' @ 5 aS y sisss F1%s by Il a s h1 hs
duty f,hs rrsil-n board super
.l 3 meet syi II, fir. Monday aua, each at tfs os il
n,ter At ihe Place, during service Tha, case
among sceEhdrrs person Or persons
M r 3 and b s sp s+fys until the election Of
kip b. bound book. accounts ,ans,
;sil hey sa rssula,
he said company the nett pTo Of ,he COMPANY any
% pSo The % n n sr e. Sf hals sss s Ap % s 5 *
@ hCI M III eoinnsso,s Of the sid M agents or hsnsge
Company: '"' 'D' ''' f' ''', s'',' ''F'r' '
Art . That the annual meetings of the Stockholders shall take
& @ s M aR s nG a aSb % ' ill., at nS a saos@, VIII H.
or TO- this be deemed expeent for the
Of the Stockholders shall taken, ench stock shall
A f IT, ns %nn' a. Id s@y @ 3 STs .t G srs {" ~h shall be "
@ S ] % ] Ss B6r m % 9y Sn ." a M Ta Shs1sdf S s s nn nn
q11 M afs Of said company in sac shall be decided
and the shareholders named
Hf ~ he rs ] f2Si % d faa @ s
herein mentioned and that effect only do herennto sub
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FRANCE.

II The AssENBLf-Ihe UuVernlneht nhve
put forth article in La Pdy to the effect that Bona
parsts must be returned to the Assembly or the cleo
tions will have to be made again. -
AUSTRIA.
EXECUTION kossUTH's AGENT.-It is reported that
Paisca the agent of Kossuth executed the 5th
instant. ...g
IAvERrooL MaRKErs.-McHenry's Circular. brought by
the Atlantic quotes -four having declined 1s per bbl
Is and wheat Sd per quarter.
ONO RxER-SrEAMBoATs. - Louisrile, Feb. 25.--The
river here rising with eight feet water the falls
The Belle Key aud the Elephant have left here for New
Orleans. and the W. Clifton the United States and the
Alex Scott. have arrived.
WHIe GoNyESTloN.-L0aispHe Feb 25 The Whg
State Convention holding at Frankfort. have RECON-
ended MIR Fillmore for the Presidency and passed reso-
uons approving the Compromise Resolutions and the
NonInteryenton policy 1--WE Delta.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
ssORATlo D. HEWITT, PIANO--sssERss,--..

IL G%AHl9 SHHH nS0 u 1y51d sth" sToxf 4 T. !, ea%e
would especially request thu n E n
the public 10 his large and offensive "
MUSIC AND Musical INSTRUMENTS oi ~ Kinds
dcscripon his we'll selected assortment Of PIANO
rOkrf from the fist makers in the uRitl SGes aud
EUROPE anon. wlrl be those OF A. STODART Co.
Ns,Yok, iA L SON of NesYofk and Pitfi GO Of
the follow knis GttA y, ST.
Nj GRAND PlCCOLO, PGCCOLo o3NQtE AND SQuARE-,are
ot the world, combining hl Tue late
ffov. may be SUBSCRIBER every style of and
"a n 80 IheS will be ssd at nanutae ers
Irrs MUSICAL SDiSE all kinds and IN quantity
Among others the subscriber Keeps constantly on "nd the 4rgst @
OREONS ougt TO ih Southern iarXc
nre offered at eason,Ac GUITARS,
tld hv WILLIAM SON, most approved SPANISH
he first class, and warranted to
climate. has had esIerience IN
The Nuc Dusless well as NewOlen and is
thoroughly acquainted with the ninltest details OF ne business is
the Southern market,
aud w ncpe will always have hand selected
.lok All kinds MUSICAL fNSTU AENlS and the AII and
OSTF MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
nvItr to rull andcx H- stock.
rlS W.,
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GALT-Coarse and Fine, in superior order,
nm ias 10 lois 70 sgiI purchasers, ivs sale bs
iaas JOHN 1eo!ks Va saak P'aee'
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hAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 80 Camp
\ street, where DAGUERREAN IMMATURE PoRTRaI
unexceed beauty and and
style Pins Loekss Frames and Cases cheaper than
nv other The tenders his thanks for
yors and from together with his de and
the years Those facts be hopes will insure
him lbsrabs shsss Of public passanAgs ,,ea ,o,,xaon,
WI u sNeaks AoShTsSpi