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~ The Anil Socialisis say that il is

impAe t hamory Of oenioo exis, throughout Large
so%ssy koostse! Do not "a iusaads OF people AFRO
IVY VIC mpestsat TACT that q. EESs SHIRTS nooe 10 oder
a h mansisSso,y, No. Aasr House are upeQaAle6 in
Ameficaf
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Ill NDMIkAkI'- He HIHu - 10 D" PU-
tied who has lust the faculty Il sdmiri0g Pefhars the
best WY restore u would he % take hun 20 AcA1ts
era p<Isusde hun order IT the inueAAe C1rszas
Shirts II DO oid not admire these bis eise usht Dc Po-
acane ID hop~lsa
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Muslin De LANES. Buyers are invited
tn.pcct JOB ia these goods 81 So, Sc aud sie
Dses Goods Department
TwEEpy MovLroS PLINFroN,
Importers AID JobbeIs Nc a. Broadway.
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wA.-The Official Canvass gives the

following aggregates of votes east for state VI
ce,s and Compress at the recent Els ton:
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PAPER WHREHoUsE.-WK ITIN9 IA
pFRs BY TIE CASE OSLY-CYRUs w FIELD Co. No II
CnB Il, soe Aberu Tor the Nc0ns Mus son AeshI s
Almost IN the Psper Manufacturer, this COUNTRY ns~ o.
fer r sale % very favorable teIfns (muih lover tan n
proes Que - the most eHt-ufivs ds-iishe ks OF
American French ard Eoslsh WEiTINS PAfERS ever
blown IN tbs United States
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NEW eRLEAN S...Csnllnasd.
NAlVS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 8 ssA Gasp st.. 3 doc-s from Cs"sI


Tnx undersigned desirvs re-
peetfully 10 inform the public that
~ . they can always find at his Mas'e
Ntor., 4 choice and large assortment, OF f''snc
ror,ss. at very reasonable prices, and on accom-
mbjsi,ng terms.
Among them are Pinano For'e- made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, ! Gilbert
a Co. Of Boston, OF rrh tone, and hnl-hed
beautifully In rosewood. black walnut, and ma
hogany, Nth iron frames, made ~ III. most
substantial and worAmanlike manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated .t,ol,sn Piaao Fories,
Which. Tor sweetness Of tone, have not been
cquAled They ar, peculiarly suited To me
country a. the Eolian does not require tuning
for YEAR,
m. New improvement in Piano Forie-
the patent Vibrating Ois'br'dgs. - also 'oi
salc at the same establishment Thi. improve
meni give. peculiar hfrancss and brl''accy 70
the treble. adds 10 the durability and strength
If the Piano. and renders it capable OF remain
ing much longer VA tune than those IN Ordinary
Use.
W " Is Agen, fo, Henri Hrs celebrate
Grand Pianos and Piauino- made IN Parts foi
pouc ~ and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
Tn, Daice Compound Attachment, J. P-lle,
& Cos Pans Pa"os, aud Instruments from al
tn. best manufacturers, constantly RECEIVING
and for sale on liberal terms.
Necopd. Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 Il
$500 each, aud taken IN part payment for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned. Rented, and Ap
praised.
gaibcn-rs Ncloison Thu. beautiful sone'
Wind Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges
Scfrpadlng Parties, and the private praclic. Z"
Dfgnnist- possesses sweet and powerful tone
II portable, (weighng 10 rounds,l and oilerc'
at $50 each.
~ Orders for guitars, solin- yolonce'io-
e. rioucis, flutes, nageolei-, strings, and MUSE
merchandise Of every Kind viii be promptly
executed at reasonable prlce-. bands supPlic'
with brass Instruments and band music
Hups, double and single action, on hand an'
made to order, 10 -uit the taste OF purchasers.
Music The largest catalogue IN the South
The stock Is an accumulation of over t"ent,
years IN It are ioany old aud BEAUTIFUL pieces
out of print.
Ncr Music received by every arrival from
the North aud By the Foreign steamships
Npaush songs, dances, aaltx.~. Ac,--a rcgula
supply. Original music published every secs
at The .,orr-natiyc compositions solicited
Muse bound. copied aud arranged. Suh-erip
tons received for the Message Bird, Ndroni4
;. sieai I'imes, and the baltimore Oao. b'
addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of mu
ste vii be sent to any part OF the adjoining
states.
Dec. J. 1851. WI. r. MAYO.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS

r q. KNAPP, Ssyxe~a Llv~ssss. 0vss par.
81 tienlsr attention 70 the preservation Of
the NATURAL Txsvn. ~ well ~ 10 sapplyipg
thew lo.A BY artificial orea His cntive time
.or year. has been a-vsted to the improvements
In HE profession. For evidence of his sny--,c,
plugging and me stt'fy dbssssyof s.' Ar'!Se'si
1,,fa, he Will only r,f-r to his numerous pa
irons, both in thu city, and country. Millions
Of teeth are aov annually losi. for want II time
iy and Jadi,ious treatment. but lei those who
have suffered by q,iacss, M, be discouraged :
but avail themselves Of the best remedy An
ot,ern,as IN whom they can have confidence.
1nGrr EXTRACTED without psin, under The
Influence ct III. l.frnso,, or tHLoRoroHa. and
with perfect safety 10 the patient.
Dffief AND Kgsprscr f.morej from N, cor.
n,r Of ~. Chariss Sirsa 10 No. 10 baron'is
Street, mar taEas Street.
April 0, 1881. NIL "
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x1..SSIk and straw l;0spsls..9f.

n YALE JR.. & co. ~ Magazine stf +,
y. New Orleans, Wholesale U,ah-s ~ I'M
Jorisd >iapis and Fancy Niiks and >ira'c npod',
iacss EmbfDirrics, .Dres, Naafii!as, |riages,
Bfald', BHiaHs. Gtmes Trimmings u GHAiHdF.
Hounefs SRA Haf-, Ribbons. i1ifrial
FioWers Ndinng Artic'es, lua Rel iaHcy
Brrss Goois Il ali kinds A iull and complete
assortment OF every thing ~ their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly ON hand Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to cal. and examine hefrc purchasing.
e. YALE, JR., & 60.
~ Magazine street between
Common and 6rayief
Jan 10, 1850 s3n2s-iy.
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REDWOOD T. MORRIS, Commission
~ Merchants. No 80 Camp street. New Or
leans. AGENTS for T.. L. TAyLoRs Premium
Cotton GINS.
f. 4 TAYLOR f. Co proprietors Of the Co.
iumbus Cotton Gu Mandatory, have the sat
l.iaedon to announce to their patrons and the
PLANTER. generally throughou, the eo'ton.gfo~-
ing region, that they are prepared 10 supply
any number Of their ceiebraisd Premium GINS.
Where these Gins have been on.e used 1t
would be- deemed unnecessary for the manu-
taetuters 10 say word IN their iavor, ~ they
feel confident, the machines have been brought
to such perfection that their superior pr rforIn-
aur, " III recommend them, IN preference TO all
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INES ON MY BIRTHDAY.

- g. 4 1 I'LL
-.
Ard Feeling moments Sill n"'''a
The truth '''at ! nave "'N'f grown
Twelve months have g''dfd' ana again
J std smother Ia my years
Al. me they are varied u"n'
Or SMILES oil roy oil gn.' anu tears
a. ,..,,t ;o,, fc,,,ht
,I -, II. u,,a.L,, ..r,
Each ophing day SON" ne" Joy o'"us"'
Ana loud sna 'r'e my hiu''' 'n"R
ANA wfca'hcd AROUND my pro" '"' o""ef'
That b"dded IN my e'o"'''' way
IN 'hes we've pfSh' anu l'y"p' "'u'''
A. q" no" "e'' '"'' 'P'' """''
A.. ,,.,,t, h,,,.b,., bc,m
r..h aov Y,,,n.r ann dt.rlsyea;
-. ...,,,,,', ,,..,,
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IIORATiO d. HEWITT, (ssces~sor TO
III Tyler 4 llewi,s,) nAso yoxrE Asp MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp sts~ei, New Orleans. Has
always on Rand one of The largest an" most
complete selections Of Pane F'orfes IN the
southern country. all Of which are asuarseed
a. good and perfect Instruments. Agent. fof
the sals Of A. S1oDAHr d Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
These Piano. are celebrated for fine quality
of lone. nur.ne.. OF sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship and
are considered by III. profession, and competent
,ndge-, to b. tie finest Planes made IN the
TINTED States. Particular attention !, requested
TO their splendid s,rPenine pattern WIN Fear
Keys, which is considered onc Of the finest now
made.
UALlrrr AVIS cos colebfnied Bo-fos
PIANOS, g. 1T. 6s. aud octave Piecoid Piano
Forle-. from the factory o. "Pletrl COS
Paris; also p,anigos, Ssm-Grand aud nsani
Pianos from the same house.
Cd P.anos taken in exchange and part pay
m.nt
Guitars. from the house Of Hall Il Son
Spani-h and French patterns, -; Niohns, N
lnrc. quantities, M,lodron~. Scfaphiue-, oE-
ran-. Flutes, laiouc'ivs, Brass Instruments
Of ail knd-. N!uliuceiiu-. BAnIo-, strings iu'
al Instruments and musical mctciiaudise OF al
descriptions. Wholesale aud retail,
Sheet Muse 81 al klud--mu,ic received
from the North by etcry steamer, as soon 1s
published. church Books, distraction Books
&c
Particular attention il called to the large and
extensive selection OF Accordeon- sud flutlnaS
which j. the most complete aud perfect ~clec-
lion OF these beautiful instruments ever offered
iu The southern market.
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- o NILSSON & co. Commission Ner.
- chants, New Orleans
s O. Nelson. New Orleans, L Banksmith,
New Orleans II e. Walker Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank + 4. Nell
son. Athens, Ala. y3ni
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n LoWE, ~. r,rrtsoS. rsrrtso :. ~
HanNriNc Ma Nrn Ofinu,' H,mthr Tam
l OWE, PATllhoN. q Co, Successor,
IL to Lowe a raiison.) toHH Icims,
Com MISSION and foyoard.ag Merchants, New
Orleans.
Achievements on shipments to the above
house VIII Toe mndc hy u /, M,iienry, who
may be addressed at Niircyepor, La
ALSO, parties shipping direct To the above
house can draw at s,gI ON them for near the
value Of the cotton.
October I, 1881
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= ,I,.-T- -, - -, -. n.I----
No 20 ''"','' ~ ~ -
- '"'e' -, - -,
"'s' S"'e' az" "''N'V "''g
NV ORLEANS, Oct ], 1871.
Samuel R'ynoai' E'4'
Dc.s So. take ihi- opportunity OF cypress
ing to y1u my sineere THINKS ana iehdrf'hS u"
You nay grateful hckn"" i"dRmen'- '"i Tue
great benefit ! have received from your treat
m.nt Of the i'co ca#ecrs on NV night hand,
whirh am happy TO state Is quite we'll ana
they have the appearance OF being Mp'o"s'g
eradicDeA and am Truly thahh'ul that th.
torment, under which nav. :" long lap"f'd'
has ra~cd. Wy pen - Inadequate 70 NP'r'S
the degrrr Of suffering | had e'p't'enerd, Tor
the las, two particularly, OF the long tmf''
year. that have been thus afflicted, ~ an MO
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E.urthcnVVure

TIVE undersigned has always on hand good
assortment OF Earihsn~Gre. China. and
Glass which be il prepared ia sell at Hholcsale
OF retail on the most iiyorsble terms. lie re-
specifically cali. the attention OF country Mer-
chants, and others waiting the City, to his as
aorimrnl and prices.
Package. done IA the best manner.
J e. III SLAP
81 Camp Sired Nsn Orleans.
June 1lsi, 1851, n5ly
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ktetie6 poetvp.

:. y, e.-t,
~ w.
~ ~ = lihs ssllss laks,
MIR dim, cold shadows IL.
...i II Anor,
l.nr
- ~ II. -,,u ..s.,hon.d ,,oou
~ '"s -, .l..r
Ard eaaey. once world Of light
That flushed life. .ky aiar
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New orleans Agricultural " arehouse

Coma Nasasiac and Poydra, Ms Mem Ori,uhs
CoNrsi-fSa rctL ss-ost"t>f OF
1 GKittI1 tRNl aud HprucHiurai I'm
~ Jlcnens, Machines, &c, from the most,
approved manufacturers, South, \orh and
West embracing great variety Of Fioughs,
adapted TO southern aud we-ier" culture /,
among which are the celebrated Rugrie-.
\uur-e. Mason i Go make, al Eagle, Eagle
Improved, ,.lf.sA.rprulng. ,,dehlll. suh-oil and
Flukr or double mould ploughs. Hall and
Spvrr, Peacock Plough-, east aud wrnugh,
mould,, King, Gary fiougl-, plan aud "a
tended bars LNng ,ton, Ky tlousns, haf,
rows. euluyatuts, rult,ator hauow-, cotton
sweeps, cotton -rtaprr- fiunin4 mills, cori
shelters, corn md cot etu-her, straw, hJy aud
corn stalk vuttrr, OK ,huNci-, OK yukc>. gram
thr,-hrr- corn mills, cotton gus, hot,e powers.
corn plarttrs, seed sewers, hand drills, b.tk
m,ll,, field and gurirr ROLLERS. cotton presses,
agricultural furnaces, root pullrr-. ci lndrcal
aud thermometer churn>, garden engines, hort
icullurll tool chr,t>, gram cradle, and >cyihr~
brambit and grass seq ,hr-, bush and bramble
hooks, axes, hoes, ~hu,el> spade, ulatioek~,
pick axes, " Scoyll'-' improved east Steel hoes,
o. log and trice chains, halter chains. ca;tr,
ties, harrow and ruiltaior teeth, hay and gar
d u rakr, garden hoes, Framing, grass and
hedge shears, pruning saw, aud chi.rl,, VINE
scissors. flower hui rr~, grating ch~rl-. prun-
ng and budding knives garden vases, truck
Warmer" patent force pump, ea-,iron
screw pipes, tor gas sieau Naier, &c, garden
and canal harrows, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Co'eman's patent undplatory II, with
French barr ,tuIc>.
Also, gnnno, plaster, rock suit, &c &c.
Agricultural aud Horticultural book, and
publications
II Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters GEO. W SlIER,
Corner of Magazine and foydra> SIS.
Jan. II, 1892. ,3n?S "
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C@ney # Poyf'as and Camp Streets.
MRS. GRANT would call the attention oil
~ gentlemen and families whiting the city
to her house II is situated in the vicinity oi
the most business streets. Md she would Az
sure those who may call upon her. tina, every
care will be given to ensure their quiet and
comfort. Her house Is spacious md well fitted
up, and her table is well supplied with the W.
rcties Of the market
az Entrance % Pcydra., Or I04 Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. II. 1859 ySnoQ-Iy,
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UaYp Of The West why do's Thy sgari hngrf
wnhin the Temple oi lis beauty. m,ionlr.- and mute
Wherefore the golden chord s"crp- not the 'ii
ing finger.
To wake tie magic measures II thy minstrel luic ;
why in The chapel Of thy holl vision shaded
s,an. al Tie statues of thy immortal mind.
wh,l., from ,ty lamp lie holy hghI aaih faded,
And lcn IN shade ,hs sloti-- there hnned
From Thy ,linnncd ,ase where rr- did GUNNER
Through ,.rinmrd flowers .of, enchanted hight.
The winged shadow. lowering round grow DINNER.
And darkness spreads her ,el,r, pail on night
Alas amid hai Temples silence solemn
hear NOT NOW the anthem ms of wore.
While through the dim III aisle with many column
The aeeiing ghosts glide aosele..ly before
Yet lingering there hear around me swelling
A rhor~l music by lhs spirit pny'd.
With voice and organ through that .nersd dwelling.
And shining wings which gid the risom, shade
Hut W, = voice ~ waning ~ the choir
A. moon and stars. 10 make the night conplee
II Il. myself. who's. Wild. lneicio's lyre
Makes al. The r,., harmonious and sweet
Bright spirit, light sgsin upon t''r rliar
Thy ses'al lamp, ard lie, I, ever burn,
AsL when thy scfnph piuion plume shall falter
A dealhirss flame hall CULVER DER Thy urn,
A nicha .hnll bc rcs-sved for thee snp-fual.
Wixsp d..s,ns,o.i,ed Poet. souls shall snr.I,
And watch au.uni lhy form ,lesnal.
TIL DER the earth the last loud trump .hall peal
Then their wnRs white nv snow when DATED.
Ths holy hos, shall bear ,hy SOIL on high,
o'hill - purc ~ infant 5resm- = ). liited
To whes- ,ie sapphire walls ri heaven kiss the sky
Ther- mid the vast angelic bnos' Of voices,
Lac Ssn- birds mole. when The Mind. free
Thy poul shall ing. uu the hest reieces
sh~sr II, strain II magir minsfelSY
But Whit thou here doth lincet with mnr,as
Lat mn Thy music iofpoi fs-sy be- dumb
Dat II thy mental palace OPP, the I-srly po,,sl.,
And ssseaaing forth thine angel thoughts shall GENE
Aasiia' Heaven be's thy gentle being.
Thy nsweey Is . Joyancc 10 my heart.
51yseIf my fancy's -ye Is escr seeing.
Anl day rs brighter v h~r,.a. sr ihou art
IN with No sui. hoo hfigs mud beau.-ous creature
~ thine c~n rainbow God rnk,n-J form,
vNGAe the Prophet, light !. on eneh FEATURE,
An - thy hesw halo IN hf~'s storm
Nay hsaldkA WSsh lssr tlghs rosy wing. wf~e,ina
TAs9u - cheeks blu.hing er,tn.on bloom
An4 - Arirs stand ny night rrol-r,ing
49, 1eas- shining n the gloon,
0pAve thee flaw H.. .nnlii r,.-,
~. hffh, st.l's with flowers f,s,sht-I Glide
e!rton ss.'s ispsr onward ard forever
bess Eiy'ian dt+ HES purple tide.
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}. =. McIbONNOlD, Retail Bay, NAo
and iisi Store, No. 10 Camp aissst, New
Orleans, Skaters Row, under the City Hotel
(Gentlemen's Boots aud Shoes Manu- featured /,
order)
jan. ~ 1854 vor9e-ou.
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We viii furnish bargine, RHpe, and Plan.
tatiou supplies to Planter, shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG. e. KEY.
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CLARK, DAY g. STAUFrER. Dealers IN
- Hardware, Iron, Nails, Tin Plates. Copper,
Mc.. &c. corner Canal and Magazine .,rc@ss.
New Orleans. 3r Agents for Pages portable
Sa4- Mills
Jan. 10, 1859. y3nes-Gn
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u. NROWuN \ CO..

HOUSE R\lSii NC SFOR T..
II CkMr STREET NEW ORLEANS.
4 WILMA. Glass aud Earlhvnware; Silver
= Spoons, Fork. Ladies. Ac., Plated Car
:or.. Candle-l,rAs. Walters, takc-Ba>kcl-,
Spoons, Forks, &c. Britannia: Gca>ci>,
Pitchers, ufn-, CUPS, Sc. Tn Ware: A gem
rr.lW-.orlmcul, Uood. Var, Tut, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, Ac. BRUSHES. Floor, Dust
ing. S,rub-. " hicwash, Ac. Castings: Pots,
Tcakclilrs. Grddle-, Sc. Japannry; WHIT
crS Buckets, Boxes. tWlery: kul,es and
Forks OF all description. and qualities. Bras,
and iron: Fcuicfs. Andron-, Shovci- and
Tongs. lamps; otcycfy description. took.
ing >iotes. Tie celebrated Republic Stove.
w short, eycry article required Ia furnish a
hou-e. Except cabinet furniture and dry goods.
being ihe most extensive assortment IA any one
store "a the city
a., Good, for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1882. S3n2s-ly.
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JuaErH n. PALMER. JANIS n. sAssrv
Joseph II. PALMER 4 co, lwpor,.y,
~ and Wholesale nesi,vs in Foreign end d..
n'sst.e Drs fio''ss, ~ Camp street, above GRAY.
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1852. ,3uas-i,.
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nav H. K. GEACH, Csry,sss 81.
1-t-.~S er. Louis,ana Carriage -,
A(-L1 tory, Nos. - and 81 Cssse&l.,
street. Union Row, New Orl~sn-.
lJ- Always on hand large and eompls>o =
eor'mepi from the BEST NASrvAcroRika
Jan. 10. 1889 n3o-on
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~ FOK Albany. Moov'ry'' ~
fiIas11i2 ins Sranson Landing, ah~
Laadin.s, Monterey Clinton, Port Cstls, h
Tan. Nm,fhidud, and J,.F,r"m.
The fine h-i running Passenger Pnla
Cl.on., H. H. MAGriS, master, having ~,
purchased expressly for the sho,. ,'sde, III
commence her regular TIP, "a soon - ~ n
Ter vii permit.
Shippers may rely on hr' remaining ii L
trad, during the ehtiro season.
Jan 10, 1852. nm
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DUGELEY, BLAIR 4 CO.. Co~s.ias-
IL Merchants, No. 81 Gravier street Nsv o,
leans
Jan. II, 1854 vSn9o-iy
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

n THE subscriber has received a large
~ apply OF fresh and genuine, Drug,
IA Medicines, Chemical pregaration-. Pants,
Ooils Pcriupery, Ae, &c, among which are
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Fashionable FAN Essd " Inter
(1no1AtMS

- FABRE q co, Nov Orleans, 20 Mag
i azine street, beg leave To call a,lcu,ion
to their extensive stock Of Ns,e and Fisiioud-
bis Clothing, manufactured hy their house No
81 William street, New York, ahi,h, ~ point of
quality aud style Is not surpassed hN any IN the
city, aud will be offered on III, most pleasing
terms,
We would, also, call attention 10 our choice
assortment Of iosh's, Hoy's and U,hircn $
Clothing, superior to any offered ia this market.
manufactured eNpre-sl, for the eity trade, and
which We oiler at reduced prices
Y. FABRE 4 co.
- Magazine street.
Jan. 10, 1859. s3n-s~ly.
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I WRIGHT u co. l6i Chssts,. ~.
- . New Orleans, Whoissdls and ketpu ~.
Tor nearly all the Genuine Popular A,Ss,s..
and Special Agents fo' Dallcy's Mss;s.l -
Extractor Winer'. CaaadiAn VrseiNur. III
Shermsn's Medicines. =. p. Tow ns,nK $,
John Bulls Sarsaparlla, Nc &C., for ~ NJ
and West. ~ Druggists supplied Il -.
tors prices,
Jan. II, 1852. t3nlA.t.
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REDWOOD Il NORRIS, Commission
~ Merchants, No 80 Camp street. New Or
leans. Agents for T. I. TAyLogs Premium
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4 ILL., NOSE in 'ebtsd 10 T. q. V'sees
~ are requested 10 s"sss fs:vsss
either by paying the money sssy -
Maruh .. 1853.
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COT1UN,' COTJONrv
- DON\EI.I. 4 co nre now pesps
IL. to make liberal Advances in cssA ~ -
chand,w on (oi'on.
Nhrc,rp"rl, October, 1881. Wy
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS $.

80 Camp 1t, New Orleans.
i'm. IL. lsJ2 ttn!f
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Tho Junior Editor OF the Caddo Gazette
ha, ms, returned from New Orlvaus. H.
, IT,, ,b.
'o'""'"s wv" s's
"Wbile in New Orlrans, we, of course,
w.ntsto .ee the celebrated w It'd Mare oi
south America - OF course because every
body else was aoing, She is indeed re
unrLnil. ioaaug animal. her Appearance
being peculiar from there no, being single
hair. or nn,thin. resembling hair, about her
Our reader, have probably seen the species
of Lrsican dog which presents this almost
phcnomenon. The mares SKIN is. however,
fine aud soft AS satin. ti.t form is remArka'
bly beautiful She is gracefully propof'
toned. II, the same time that az appearance
of both strength aud speed are admirably
combined.
"Wha afforded MS ininite merriment
while ia the show room WAS however. not
the mare. bu, an individual from our own
roodly town OF hrevepon Me- had
touud AN ACQUAINTANCE IN the city who had
carried down n well grown alligator for
exhibition; aud with his hahitual good.
na,nr. had assisted the fellow Ia getting "A
,l,cs far exhibiting the beautiful creature
In short, he had stuck a bargain with the
wild MARE man, to the etfrc, that the'
shopJ show In copartnership charging
four bits Instead of two bits, the pric. Of
admission while the othFr went Il alone -
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over s"'ne charming Cleopatra may still
Pes"e ~ VI" '"aS', ana require more pearls
" gr"'!v Tue vanity OF her devoted Antho;
ny '"f New orcans, ~ we'll NJ Alexandria
OF yofe' sh"u"ds IN Cleopatras,
" '"e" esoVVo Is to be paid ,ut At 2
Pe' cent ""'ch thev charge and c'llect,
Nv" no man AS yet says " viii not pay it,"
why mol hns'aud this amount among us 7
nave we not the energy, honesty, intclli.
eehc"' anu "hiI''y, TO act rs our own under
"n'e'sf are we not ~ want os all IT our
'"e""s' or "a t'is yeAr 50 Shnndant that the
'nrtease Oh one Item OF insurance OF SD.
oVo ""es not Affect us No, this is not
.,'e case ror We heard Hr. Bacon. Mr,
""e' and Mr. Shoat, all three SAY they
an" "e'sh'so's We're out OF corn, or grain
:" ANY A'"e' ana had Just ordered some up.
ana instructed the same to be insured at
Two per cent. Ms they could not afford +"
lose !" Let our citizens once anew and
understand their true interest, and If they
'a'l or refuse to proii' thereby. then they
can no longer complain OF lmpositi ons
whether domestic or foreign, aud we will
have MY acquitted our conscience before
'od and "nr country. To illustrate. sup.
pose \. u. L. and ID. and their associates