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MEN & WOMAN, CHILDREN & ALL.

WILL please remember-from this our
w pronnncamento. That on the loin
of the coming month (November) we VIII
be found on hand at our old stand, with a
complete supply of Retail Groceries, which
Of will be on constant endeavor to have OF
the very best and at prices to suit the most
fastidious. One thing we want distinctly
under1tdfl1, and that is anYthingso by me-
and nok rowing perfectly satisfactory, can
alwaysbe Returned. .l
oct 3l-y. JOSHUA DEAL.
I'm B. l shall not only be prepared for
the 5 cent customer but for my usual pack
age sales. To the latter | solicit their I'M
mediate call. as have fair stock on hand.
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Carriages, Harness, &c.

VUST received from the best northern
y manufacturers, large assortment OF
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which,
with a number of my own manufacture,
comprises variety worthy the attention OF
purchasers. who are invited to examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct 10y. w. r. lONNAhD.
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PORT MONEYS.

A SPLENDID assortment direct impor-
II ted from Europe. For sale very cheap,
by Inov 2-yl TnEO. GOLDMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-20

IUST received per ship Pelican State, a
j full assortment of plantation Wagon
and Cart Harness. w. F. TUNNAKD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-20
FIELDING MUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF C0NFECTI0N ARIES.

Conner of Third and laurel SITS, lneariy
opposite the Bank -Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
Ill he is prepared to furnish all Kind OF
ca Nd Y at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Oh
more favorable terms than can be had III n.
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH;
cara being taken Nat 30 '.!e!eteriois ingre-
dent is used in lis manuacture. asis too
often the case witu confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS all from Irresponsible houses.
he trusts that the trade Of this, AMI the
ADJOINING ,4.isfts, wi ...e him their or
1nrs TO ill witch h" i prepared to DO 70
any amount, having made arrangements for
til. hes, ,,Gality 0. eusar ~ market, and be-
ing in correspondence with enc Of .he large
est houses IN New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery aud articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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CHOICE WINES K LTOTORS-10n
gallons of best quality French Brandy; 1875
gallons of Old Paviilion': so gallons Sazarc
Brandy; 10 Casks Common do: 50 boxes
wines assorted; 10 bsrr,.s fire Old Rectifi-
ed Whiskev: 60 gallons Jamaica RIM GO
gallons Holland Gin. Also, a great variety
Of fine liquors and cordials for sale by
July 26-ly J. PARRY, Il Co.
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New oRLEAxy...Csutlnae1


CLOTHING AT REINH' ~,
A iFRED MUNROE L. Co.'S One FT'e,
n Store, No - Magazine street. c"fasf VI
Grayier. In, ,,h
lie in general, that cur present stock OF
Ciothinr, Furnishing Goods, Nc.
. ,o,,,l,J in extent and beauty BY that oil
a,, o,b.y establishment in the United STATES
~ he convinced Of this statement " In "h'y
necessary TO call and examine. Our 1fn'nense
.,le. ar. brouph, about by the simple '"e'
being known, that the prices We P'a'e "Po'
GOOD, !. uniformly low, and me a"a"'s %
ea.h article is guaranteed what II Is represent
ed IN b, Perfect satisfaction is "hai We AL"
a, in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing is manufactured at our e.
,,bli.hm,nt, No. AL Broadway, New ! nFS
upde, the immediate superintendent OF one
of our firm, who spares no pans in securing
IN. mos, desirable styles of goods II is WIN
IN. fullest coniidcnte OF being able to give
satisfaction, that We invite all who may be IN
u,u, Of nf,icIes IN our line to call aud exam
inc our assortment.
The following is only partial ifs, Of ar'i-
ees:
Eroek and Dress Coais.-~fr. and Eng black
c,oth dress and ,rock coats, do do blue, brown
mnlborry. and green cloth froeks; do do black
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth polsas. r. aud Eng. black and fancy
,olor,d cloth walking coats llimalaya inr
(uew .t,lc.) sac; French, black, mulberry, and
alive cloth opera sacs do black and fancy
colored do. skin Union sacks do extra super
fine dfab and fancy colored walking coats
,odr,npton, gray, mixed, and silver gray sac
and unika, French black, blue brown, and
olive beaver sac and irock coats do blue
brown. and siycr-gray Whitney sac coat
do Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
coats. do supcriine drab cloth and beaver
walking coats rr and Eng black -uper''n'
cloth sack and walking coats, do blue, brow
and drab pilot cloth sacs.
Blanket oats-freneh super'ine blue tr n
and gray saes and pale,ols do do extra long
enc, and frock-. r. second quality; thir'
/ onality. fancy colored sacs and pale'ots,
/ Yrs,d coais.-Fr Eng and Amern tweed
saes ffoeks aud pale,ots; do do boulesafds
/ do do polkas.
/ CLoAss-Bluc and black cloth cloaks, ever,
| oual,sy; black and blue pilot cloth eloass.
/ A variety of vests of every quality and pat
tern. also every variety and quality Of Pana
/ looms.
Gerilemea's Furnishing Goods.-ldnen AM
cotton shirts, all qualities; check and eo,to'
hickory and night shirts, all qualities al
wool and super ribbed shirts; gauze, mer'no
cotton, Ii,l, thread, and flannel shirts sock
of every quality.
BOWS and Ch,idren's Clothing.
Consisting Of frocks, polsas, sa,ss, jackets
overcoat~ panlaloous, vests, and eioaNs' o
every quality
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n YALE in, g. co, II Magazine str I,
" New Orleans, Whei,ssic U,aiers IN In.
ported Staple and Fanny >'iks and >,rar Goois,
Looes, Embroicrics, Giorss. Haniiiias, Fringes.
Dranis. buttons, G,mp', trimmings II aHkiHds.
Uouncis, S,rae In-, Ribbons iriifeial
Fioners Millinery Ari,cics, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goois n all kinds. A fall and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
T., YALE, JR., & GO.
81 Magazine stree, between
Common and Cravicr
Jan. 10, 1883. s3n2s-Iy.
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NEW oRLEANs...CssllnseA.


. y
TIOkATIO D. HEWITT, (succcssoF 70
IL Tyler s. Ilewi.,,) riaso PORTE AND MUSIC
psALEs, 80 Camp street. New Orleans Has
nlwayA on hand one Of lhc largest and most
complete selections Of Piano Fortes in the
southern county. all Of ~hrl are guaranteed
~ good and perfect Instruments. Agents Tor
the sale of A, SropAar s. Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
of tone. pnfcness OF sound, and for neat anJ
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship and
are considered by ihe profession, and competent
iudr,-. to be the fnrs, Pianos made ~ The
United States Particular attention IS requested
to their .plcndid Ssspsni,nc pattern. with fcari
keys, which Is considered one Of the finest no"
made
UAltrrr. DAVIS Il co.'s celebrated Bosro>
Passes G. sI. 81, aud I octave Piceod Piano
Tortes, from the factory n Plcyel co.,
Paris; also P,aninos. Seni.Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
menl.
GUITARS, from, the house Of Hall Son,
Spanish and French patterns, sc; Niohn', m
large quantities, Melodeon-, Seraphlnes VI
gar.s. Flutes, arionettes, Brass Instruments
Of all kinda. Violncellos, BANGS, strings for
al Instruments, and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music OF all sinds-pu.ic received
from the North by every steamer, as soon ~
published church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention IS called 20 the large and
extensive selection Of Aocordeons and Fiutinas
which j. the most complete and perfect selee.
ton Of these beautiful Instruments ever offered
| L.. a.. kat
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new eRLEAN $3.50 sliase6.
MAiVS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 5 and ! Camp st., 3 doors from Canal
Mr. (Drjrd1s

Ner Orleans.
THg undersigned dcsir~s res
pectfully TO inform the public that
~ " they can always find at his Music
Nfoy,, choice and large assortment Of Piino
Fories, at very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modailng terms.
Among them are pinano For'es made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, I. Gilbert
g. Co, of Boston. of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut. and ma
hognny, with iron frames, maoc in the most
substantial and woskmanlike manner Also
the Justly celebrated .i;oi,aa Piano Foriss,
which, for sweetness OF tone, have not been
egualled They are peculiarly suited to the
country, a. the Eo,ian does not require tuning
for years.
The New improvement in Piano for'es
the pa,en, Vibrating Orerbyidge Is also 10:
sale q, the same establishment This improve
mcnt gives peculiar frmness and btiI'iaeey 10
the treble, adds to the durability aud strength
of the Piano. and renders It capable OF remain
ing much longer in tune than those IN ordinary
use.
TN Is Agent 70, Henr, Ii,rt celebrated
Grand Pianos aud Pinuino-, made in Paris. For
power and sweetness OF tone, they stand pre-
eminent
The Dolce Compound Attachment, J. Policy
& Cos Paris Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufacturers, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms.
S,coaI IIIad Pianos for sale from $50 to
$500 each, and taken in part payment for ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Ar-
praised.
Caihcarfs Meiodeon This beautiful toned
Wnd-lnstrument, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Screnading Parties, and the private practice OF
Organs,-, possesses a sweet and powerful tone,
/. portable, (seighing 20 Pounds,) and offered
at $50 each.
~" Orders for guitars, violins, vioionceilos'
claronets, flutes, fageole,s, strings, and muse
merchandise of every Kind will be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. bands supplied
with brass Instruments and band music.
Harps double and single action, on hand and
made to order, to suit the taste OF purchasers.
Music The larges, catalogue IN 'h" South
The stock /. an accumulation of over twenty
years. In 1t are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print.
New Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Spanish songs, dances, waltzes, &c.-a regular
.upyly. Original music published every week
al the store--nntyc compositions solicited
Music, bound copied and arranged Subscrp-
lions received for the Message Bird, Naroni
Musical Times, aud the Baltimore Ot'o. ny
addressing the undersigned, catalogues of mu-
sic sill be sent to any part OF the adjoining
states.
Dec. |. 1851. WIN. r. MAYO.
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They have now in store, 81 pairs of wheels
with ron axlcs and shafts of 10 lnches'
and 30 pairs of = to 3 inches.
A1so-NIN WAGONS, complete, win
non axlcirec-. prtc $40 each Two pairs OF
Timber Wheels, with screws, ei feet high
nche, tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work. and deliver them ON plantation, at man
uiacturers prices.
ALso-A large assortment OF HARD-
WARE, for plantation use, W. 'h"ln-'
wrouch, and cut nails, ilnnts Axes, socket
.p,dcs. long handle shovels and spades, hoes
Of all kind, cane knives, hook and plate hinges
grind.,one-, common and scotch collars, Manll-
la and tarred Rope, eross-eu, PIT and NM
saws. files Of all kinds, iron blocks, with 7
inch ,heayes, a large assortment Of English and
American bar iron, iron asles, with boxes,
sperm whale and linsccd oils, spirits Of Tnr-
pen,inc, putty, window glass, and paints Of all
kinds. HOGAN y l,hhA.p''
corner tustom-house and l@see.
Jan | :, 1892. N5h-S-l y
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rI>iIE undersigned has AWAY. on hand good
i assortment of Eartheacars, China, and
Glass which he is prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms H. re-.
specially calls the attention of country Mer-
chants, and others visiting the City, to his as
sortment aud prices
Packages done in the bes, manner
J q DUNLAP
81 Camp Sirea N,1 ORLEANS
Jane 2isi, 1881. l32y
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NGIIIER. HARRIS a. WALDO, No. 10

MILLER, HARRIS, d WALDO, No. 10
wi Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and K,iaU Dealers IN House Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, OILS, dc On hand, very large as-
sor,mcnt OF Gilt and Bron2ed Lamps and e.
rondolcs l'all Lamps and Chandeliers Tea
Trays, various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
Panshed, Tin, Japanned, and Wooden
Ware, Glassware; plan and eolored Floor
Mating Soaps; Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, L,n,ecd, Ncatstoot
aud Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphlnc, Al.
eoho, and Turpenine Paints Of every des
crip,ion; Brushes; Window Glass Putty,
Sand Paper mud Glue; Flowing. Polishing,
Seraping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damas Varnshes Cnrlcd Hair; Hal
Cloth; Springs Gimps Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tassels, dc. Also, picked
aud common Moss always for sale.
Prices OF cAMrniSr; by the barrel, so cents
per gallon, BY the five gallons, IS cents per
gallon; for less quantity, 10 cents per gal.
lon.
Jan. II, 1859. y3n29-iy.
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* q. NELSON g. co, Commission Mer.
- chants. New Orleans.
=. q. Nelson, New Orleans; T.. Banksmith,
New Orleans II. C. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank 7. A. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala. s3n,
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

I'D poYDRAs STREET, SEW ORLEANS.
- DIR. A. A. JONES respectfully informs
III hi, friends and all using Botanic Mcd-
u cines, whether Planters, ply scians, Priv
ate Families or country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand at all tines full and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all of which are Of the very best quality or no
sale, and at So low prices and on a. reasonable
terms as any one can sell articles Of the same
intrinsic value liz would here state that his
Store il the oldest and the only Purely 10
tame Establishment 10 the South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines.
Please order direc, or through your Commits
sion Merchant from DR.. A. A. JosEs, New Or.
leans.
Jan, ", 1889. v3n29-ly.
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GREENWOOD Il MORRIS, Commission
" Merchants, No, 80 Camp street, New Or
leans Agents for l.. + TAyLoE's Premium
Cation GINS
T. T. TAYLOR Il Co, p'oprietors OF the Co
lumbu. Cotton Gin Mandatory. have the sat
islar,ion to announce to their patrons aud The
planters generally throughout the cotton grow
ing region, that they are prepared to supply
any number Of their celebrated Premium Hihs'
Where these Gins have been once used, u
would be deemed unnecessary for the manu-
faeturer- to say word IN their favor as thry
feel confident the machines have been brought
to such perfection that their superior perform
nncc will recommend them, in preference To an
other Gins now in use. Fnt-;he satisfaction oil
those who have not used the Tins, and are I'M
acquainted with their reputation, the pr"pfle'
tors need only say that the fiRsr premiums
have been awarded to them for the Btsf GiN
exhibited at the great State Far held at At
lanta, Ga. also at the Alabama and Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanic, FAIR, held ut Co
lumbus; and ut the Annual Far o' the South
Carolina Institute. at Charleston. TIE cotton
rinnrd on these Gins, received the hrst pre-
miums at the exhibition held IN Charleston
South Carolina, and at every Fair where sam.
plies Of cotton from them have been exhibited
The pfopuetor- have in their possession nu'
merous certificates from Planters, Cotton
Brokers, Commission Merchants, and Manu-
f,c,urcrs of Cotton Goods, testiying that thu
performance of the Gins, and The samples pro
duced by them, cannot be cScciled by any Gins
ever manufactured.
All orders for Gins given either 10 our trav
cling or local Agents, or forwarded TO the Fro
pr;etors by mail, will always receive prompt
l.. ..f ! Ia.
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SCOTT 4 SEAKI\G,
WhoIcvaic dad Retail Cioihisrs

Whoic,aic dad RctoH Cioihiers,
Corner n on Leree and CAM! ST., " Orleans.
'INiE subscribers having enlarged and re-
/ modelled their store, are now prepared,
with choice stock Of fashionable clothing and
geniiemeas furnishing goods which they offer
at very reduced price, for cash or approved pa
per We are receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory, of every thing that Is new
and desirable, in the clothing line; cut, made,
aud trimmed in the best and most substantial
manner. TIE those who study economy, and
wish to get the full value of their money, n
call is respectfully solicited
a. Please take a memorandum of our adj
dress. J\O. d. SCOTT t. Co,
80 Nassau At, New York,
January II, 1883. ,3n2y J.!
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u Medicines. Chemical Preparations, Paints
Ooils fefiumery, &c, &c among which are
the following.
300 lbs fresh Alex. eases ext liquorice
SIENNA, 20 b. - race ginger,
900 T.. J. Sienna, % bbs. alum,
10000 gum arabic, % copPcras,
200 pow d rhuDarb 800 ID, indigo,
100 root do 1000 10. madden
200 blue mass, Eng bbls. ref. eamphor,
and American - dol. lime juice,
200 caumcl. " 20 bbl~ cpsum salts,
300 jamaica ginger, 8 gross seedleliz pow
800 oarb. arm. 9nnia, ''af-,
D bids. poarla-h, 5 soda
10 sAlaratu-, superior yeast
20 kegs sup. carh. powders,
soda, % baskets olive oil,
200 lbs ,ariaric acid, 800 ounces sulph, qui-
1000 lbs glue, nine,
coo packages opc'he. 600 kegs paints, assert
cacs glass ware, ed.
Spt. Turpentiue, Iin-ced oil, tastorol, &c
Agent, for the sale of y lIaziu's prcmium per.
fumery. Mrs Bets abdominal supporters, DR.
Aberneth's gonorebca and gleei detugeut, Dr.
Mori@on'- cholera remedy, and all the mos,
valuable Patent Medicines prepared. To which
beg leave TO call the attention Of merchants
planters, and physicians. Every article guar
antced to be as represented for sale in quaint
ties to suit customers, at low prices, by
q. n. MORRISON,
Wholesale Druggist
No. ~ Magazine st, Ncw Orleans
Jan. II, 1882. N3n2o tim
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS

OFFICE, l23 Grayief street, New ofean.
" Cures Cancers, ScaM H,ad. WhHe Snei'
Ing, Sores and Ulcers, n Erey Description
NV OgLgAss, Oct. |, 1851
samuel Reynoids Eg:
Dear Sir take this opportunity OF express
ing to YOU my sincere thanks and rendering to
YOU NV grateful Acknowledgements for the
prea, benefit | have received from your treat
ment Of the hro cancers on my right hand,
which am happy to state is quite well, and
they have the appearance Of being Thoroughly
eraicafed and ! am truly thankful that the
torment, under which have 80 long labofed,
has ceased Ny pen is inadequate 10 express
the degrre of suffering had experienced, Tor
the last two particularly, OF the long th'r,y
wears that have been thus afflicted, as all who
know me can testify. Last yent DR.. Gilbert
operated on me for some s,y months, aud pro-
neunccd me- cured (nitef giving me- u slight
torcfasie Il P,ggaiory,) and Joyiu Twas at tins
decision, so de-irou- was 30 get rad Of those
twin cancers, the well known and hated curse
Of my esis,enc, PAIN and trouble for so lon.
n period I,u, Judge OF my disappointment
when last spring they RETURNED IN much norse
form than they we're before Or Gilbert treated
and pronounced them cured, so then applied
tn you. but believe me with little hope OF re-.
lief at your hands iailer DIR Gilbert, ~ whom !
had placed 50 much confidence, had tailed to
effect q cufe), but yon tol il ne that You could
cure my hand, aud that speedily, and also, That
you would ,rlrrnH' q cHre, and To an hppraf-
ance YOU have fulfilled your promise, and nin
satisfied that you know what your medicine
can perform. ". well ~ Your patients ieel It's
efficiency and ], for enc, appreciate your great
caudor perseverance aud walchiuluess, and es-
l.
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window Glass.

WE are just receiving large lot Of windes
w glass, from the well known maassas
turcrs, McCully & Co., Pi,,sburg, which "
offer for sale a, the drug store Of
EVANS, SANDERS, l. CO
CO1IUNi, COIION!t!
- DONNELt., 4 co are now rsPars
IL. to make liberal advances in cash u ~
chand,se on Co,'on.
Shreveport, October. 1881. 10y
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D.. ", Lowe, ~. ~ rkrrtsoS, rNTrISrs, IN
Hna,n,ii, Ala N,u Ori,ans Mp,j,t,s 1ean
: OWE, PATrINON. & Co, Successors
~ TO Lowe 4 Pa,tison) Coaon ictors,
Commission and Formard,ng Merchants, New
Orleans.
ARRANGEMENTS on shipments To The above
house will be made by J D x Mciicnry, who
may be addressed at Nhrcycpor,, La
ALSO, parties shipping direct 10 the above
house can draw at sight on them for near the
value of the cotton.
October 1, 1881.
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oAi ~ - u ~!
~ - ~ spt1sa ssss Is beesAi"g'
l $50 ~ IN = ~ = vaki"s.
q - ~ hap,y bkds ~s.''sgips'
49, ,.,sss ,hssskss ~ upward sps'rg'"g
~ thss!-sst then ;
Isw 0Al ~ - Il sve!
H 49, ~ ssttsy morn 10 glowing.
- - ~ ~ d lie IL flowing
1veunA ~ sAssaeed streets, and al the ar
49, - - Of toll and care:
q ~ ~ thsai
Nm -, ftisnd., 81 eve
uHs> II ~ ussa the ssn, declining,
I. -, ~ level Landscape shining
43ss ~ laat loving beams may do
Upse TIE spot where s'~'' ''s'
Silsn. and low.
Then shall yeu think OF me-
tasw ~ fsail body to the grave descending
Al viii the common clay season blending
ehel,. IKE that sun, now sinking in the night
Hise yet IN glory TAR mora o''s"'
AID fade no more
On bury me At eve
Wren the sos~s fold their petals up,
Al The wild b~c sleeps In the lily cup
AID every dsy.hower sinks to resi-
0ssesfslIy ~ on mothers breast
A tired child may
Only at quiet eye,
Hhes The ed, silent stars arc marching
Though the blue vault the earth oe''''h'"s'
An the FLASHING Of the restless sea
Ceuss with = softcn~d melody
Prom the far shore.
Then bury me At eve
Net N The mornings golden light
Net ~hea the day is high and bright
70, the glance Of morn and the glance Of noon
Would Danish ne from your memories soon
Where I would dwell
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Regular Lake packet, GSeOoe
81 FOR Albany, Mooring's LsaS
R ing, Nwanson Landing, Rws
Iandlngs, Monterey, Clinton, Port Caddo, n
ION, Smiihiand, and jefferson.
The fine fast running Passenger Pa<lx
Cleona, X ~ MARTIN. master, having ~
purchased expressly for the above trade, ~
commence her regular trip, rs soon ~ the N
ter Will permit,
Shippers may rely on her remaining in u
trade during the entire season.
Jan 10, 1882. S3NN
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B0n riding House.

Conner IF Poydfas and Camp Nfreefs.
Mrs GRANT would call the attention Of
wi gentlemen and families visiting the city
10 her house. Il il situated In the vicinity Of
the most business streets. And she would as-
sure those who may call upon her tina, every
care will be given to ensure their quie, and
comfort. Her house ia spacious and well fitted
up. and her table is well supplied with the va
ricties Of the market
" Entrance % poydras, or ioa Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. II, 1882. v3n99-ly,