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1ev 0ff11ae Advsrtisenenss.
MAiU'S MUSIC STORE,
~. ) 81 7 Gasp It, 3 docrs froa Cdss',
NeW Ovle0ns.

NRW eJvfs0nS.
-. TNx undersigned desires ~
pscsfuily ~ inform the public thA-
W W they can slways md Al his Mnsis
Sioss, = shcice and large ssssGonent q; risxs
Foriss.at sery Reasonable priess, aad on accom-
mcsissing terms.
Among them are pinano rcrtes made b, the
old aud celebrated manufacturers, +. Gilbert
H. Co.. OF Boston, of rieh tone. and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut and ma
hogsny, with iron frames, made in the most
substantial and worsmanl'ke manner. Also
the justly celebrated .fol,aa Fiaro loriss.
which. for sweetness Of tone, have M; been
equaled. They are peculiarly suited to the
couulry.as the Eolisn does mol require tuning
for years.
The New Improvement in Piano Fcrtes
the patent Vibrating Oscrbraaae Is also for
.ale at the same establishment This improve
meat gives peculiar hrmness and brill'accy TO
the treble, adds TO the durabi,, and strength
Of the Piano, aud renders il capable. oi remain
ing much longer IN tune than those IN ordinary
Use.
W.T. ". j. Agent fer Henri Hers celebrated
Grand Pianos and riAnino- made IN PARIS. For
power and -weetu.ss of tone, They stand pre-
eminent.
The Doise Compound Anaohmsn,. Pelley
g. Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best m1nriaeiorle-, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberia. terms.
.>sco,ai- fianf Pianos for sale. from $50 to
S2o0 each, aud taken IN part pay mcnt for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
Cnfhearfs N,lodeoa. This beautiful toned
WIN .lusrumcni. for Village Churehe-, Lodges
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..,. l., cures Cancers, Sealdhsad. " n''e
a.. .,I,n. sore, and Uiccsa, Of every desesr
~, (Jan, 9, 1888. nS7 ~
IN. 6olloriuc IA another instance OF 'he a.
,,,r,sh,y cp,rs' which. Samuel Reynolds IAN
o., n,c,o, "a ,,yecliny. n those who are 81
Acted with hi, dr.ndtu disease (or any 'nA'
,,e enumerated abo,e.) viii call upon nm "S
viii satisfy them from the testimony OF yer
.ou. of the first fespcc,atiIIty, Win wn"'' we,
e.n converse, that he can and does DO, all Una.
no r,,m,,e.. He has cured several cases "'"'
have been given mp by the most eminent P''',
t;,toner- IN the country, anA IN -ho,' P''''"
If Tina His treatment il mild and gentle.
No one should continue to suffer wnsn fe'e'
Is 50 close at hand
INV OelrA.s, December u, isol.
mar 81, Permit me 10 express to You my
,a,r thank. for the great benefit received
f,o, your treatment. aud TO say TO you Thai
am now entirely we'll. And, as II is case
which should add TO your growing rerut@'io''
, him II bat JUS, that tn. facts should be com
,,nuirated To he public ion ass, therefore. al
l,hs,,v to make ans use Of thi, certificate you
ma, desir. and. II persons visiting the eNy'
,,ha A.. afflicted a- was, should wish TO IN
oulr, further into the matter, | nm prepared 10
.ati-fy Them of the truth of IN, statement
had large cancer on the call OF my 'eg,
md wua und,r the Treatment, OF the iar.ia'n'd
Dr. Gilbert for eight months, when he pro,
uo,nccd a,e cured During this time, suffered
creat deal from his treatment, ahd ps'd h'''
A considerable sum Of money FOR eighteen
months after Pr GHberi gave me ap as cured
| k,pi bandage on my lege he d'rreted, "hen
m. ,nnr,r brok. out worse than ever. In my
distress. applied To you, and am usppy To gay
that van have effected u cure ~ short petiv"
of time, without compelling me TO wear band
ages, and with far less PAIN.
can be found at the corner of Naichea ana
New l.eyee.
FRANCIS ARNOLD.
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81 taWp 81, NV FTIthNs'
Jan. 10, 1859. van2s

MILLER, HARRIS, d WALDO. No. 73
vi Camp street, New Orleans Wholesale
ami Rsiqi! Deaisrs in House Furnishing Goods
Upholstery and Cabina Furnishing Goods,
Paints, Oils, dc. On hand, a very large as
sor,mcni of Gin and iIronzcd Lamps and Gil
rondoies Hall Lamps and thandeliers Tea
Trays, various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
pan-hed, Tin, Japauned, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware; PLAN and coicred Floor
Mating Soaps; WAY, Sperm and star Can
dies, Sperm, Whale, Lard iinsccd. Neat-foo,
and Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphnc AL
cohol, and Turpenlinc Paints, of every des-
cript,on; Brushes Window Glass; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing. Polishing,
Sctaptpg, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan. and
White Damnr Narnishes; Cnrled Hair IIair
Cloth Springs Gnnps, Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tassels, de, Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale
Jan. II, 1852. v3n2o-ly.
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SCOTT l. Soaring.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHIERs.
50 and 60 tanai, corner Of Old Letee street,
Ncr Orleans.
RUYERS will at oil times find large and
ID seasonabc stock on hand, of our own
manufacture, Mt. very low aud uniform prices.
Also, fall stock Of shirts, hosiery, gloves, su,.
penders, trunks, carpct-hags, umbrellas, ETC.. elc
JOHN D. SCOTIA CO.,
80 Nassau ST., Nem York.
rJ- p 'asc take memorandum of our name
and number n
Jan 4, 1853. n27-ly'
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S0ath-N rsterb Book Store.

No. b6, Grorier 81, ~ Orleans.
III ID. McGlNAlS, successor 10 John Rail.
II having purchased the entire stock Of
to"ks and stationery, belonging to the late
John Ball, he will continue the book and s,o.
toner, business at tho old stand, 90 Gra,icr
street, and would beg to solicit call from The
old customers OF The House, and sll others
wishing book. aud stationsr, for their own use,
or to sell again..
Ills assortment Of school books, Theological
and miscellaneous books. blank books. Dap.r
and stationery, isvsry complete. lie wilkccp
constantly on hand all the publication. Of ii.
methodist book concern, which will bc cold 4,
catalogue pr'ces.
Book bidding Of every description executed
with nes'ness and dispatch, VI the lowest prI
Blank books Of all descriptions, n,anufastv}l
to order a the shortest notice.
Ordcrs fbr anything in his line Of busiress
viii be promptly executed, and u The same
,rss ~ u the buyers. themselves vsrs rres.
HID. Mc0iNNIs, 80 Crsr;e,a.
y New rflsans, Jan. q. 1853. ~
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THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock of Pianos
W. '" in the city, principally from CHcx-
ERlSd and NusSs aud CLARK Those sre un.
queslIonably the best manufacturers in the u.
S,n,e- Also, at all ii,nfs Guitars from MAR.
TIN, together with Violns, Aecordeon-, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
l3 Camp street, Neio Orleans.
Jan. q, 1853. u97-ly
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nQIQaE0y DENTIST.

G. MAX TN, rcsiden. Of Marhnll for
nSAes yssrv past. thankful for past tasors,
ye&tssts ! continuance Of tho same Having
sss5ivsa fresh supply Of teeth and Instruments.
~ will ihsest teeth from one to full Get, with
~ without elasps.
O1les Il rsidcnce, second block, east Of the
sesass,
April 2, 1853. 1y
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II MANUFACTuREKS and dealers in
X Hoo,s, Shoes, Bngons. hais, Gaps. &C.
Niso. panagt,, Lcgtorn, Shaw, and .Hfriedn
Hafs. No. 10 Magazine. between Canal and
Common sts.. New Orleans. and No. 10
Blackstone street. Boston.
From orr Houses at New York and Boston,
we are cons'aatly receiving fresh supplies OF
the above GuuYs.
Country pd4iers arc invited 10 cali and en-
anime our extensive stock.
Anil ~ lNl3 "
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MCDONALD. WM. sTuA
MCDONALD 4 STUART.

H. CAMP STREET Is.
(Sisier's Rom under The CRY No'ei)
nEALERS in boots, shoes, hats, trunks, w.
~ Uses, &c. Persons Visiting the city won d
do well to drop in at this house. The stock
on hard 's large, and the quality. stylc, and
price nf the articles IN their sihc II Is believed,
will give satisfaction. The hat dcpari,iien, i.
under the sls1rec Of Mr.. Haskell, for many
years engaged in the hat business, at No. 10,
Charles street.
IJ' Boot, and Shoe, made to order in the
best manner aud at the shortest notice.
Jan. s, 1858. nl1y
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ARCADE HOTEL

Nss siss ~, irsssvs Matches ssa 0rss;r, T., N O.
r.. \. MORSE, Paosausros.
THIS hotsl has been ~a,irs- y renovated and
i rsasted. and IN point Of comfost, slegaare,
and convenienre, Il inferior TO 10 kotsl In III
city. An III TSxss and Red river pspefs ~
kept On lie a thla house.
This hotel has this r0nvenienee Il npyaoos
visiting ehe city. nsais can b. esssh -
y I'll hoWss. e8
~. X looa ~,
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l1G,U0l. Ash kscdsisg ssd -
w U1v1iae kevrAe~s, Shreveport. -,
VI IN peoGps ltssastss 70 the fst~asdta9
" sssrAaadiss ssd ffsight shipped to ~
easo.
Rurasscrs: Payne 4 fsariison. .Nss o..
l<srs Bstn<y, Crcen, lo- Ner ori.sss J
Alien 4 Ppxssa, Gssee = Dcug'as', Haley
q Howeftou, ShrersJt&
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n27-.Oi,,

GHELBI, SEYMOUR. g. co, Mte Sey.
~ mour, lIatchett, a. Co, WhoAsai- Grocsrs
and Commission Merchants, No. IL, po,dras
street, New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock o, groceries
and produce, which they nre prepared to sell
low tor eash.or approved city ee,piauces.
Jan. =, 1853. u27 ly
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Upholstery Goods, &c,

OUCH ~ cords, tss.els, lonp., or curtain
~ holders, curtain bands and pins, cornice oi
rods, Muslin Curtains. large and extensive A.
sortment Of paper hanRings and holders.
For sale Al low prices, by
JOSEPH EI'rER, Camp 1t.
Jan. q, 1853. n21y
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l.. CAREER. Commission aJn Forward
liz ing Merchant, and Wholesale and Rsiai
Dealer il Groceries, Provisions liquors, Hay,
Corn, Oafs, Rigging Rope, DC DC. Il c
liarts Brick Warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
ar Liberal advances made on oonsgnments
Of Gotten and Merchandise, Every he.crp.
ton of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms. us-y.
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JOHN DEvEREUx.

Ne 26 lcboryiioulas 81, Noe Orleans
"COPPER", Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacture,
y Stoves, Grnics, aud Ship Cahuoscs, of Gil
sizes and patterns. put up to order.
~ Goods for the esuntry carefully packed
Anil q. 1853 "
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TINE eopastnst.h'p heretofore existing under
u ~ hsn II Ward. Whom, d TO-, Il THIS
Il ~ dlsnelved By Limitation. W X. u. Ward
~, W !, vivioa, having purchased the entire
94 -, ". Wilson, IN sud firm. Al
Il 6Assa " thu same viii please call
I ~ viii sAs rsslain'ns msmb~rs Of the
Z, ss % W. 4. D. WARD,
81 J. b. WILSON,
g. w. VtVlON. :
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GEORGE WOOD. MI
r. CROWLEY. n. D.
l.. BOWEN, N, d.


VR0A~ AA0A03 go
THE NEw ORLEANS CmalsriAS ADse!:
L is published weekly, in ti.s ely =
Orleans The price is exceedingly ~
per annum. Invariably IN ad,xnct NJ o.
dunn size religious and family Jsa1
The ADVOCATE contains, besides it az.
intelligence, the laiest secular iRtTsA
by mails and ,~legrsah. Il 10 made
Saturday, and issued . the same Day,
leading city papers. This ensbisa ths
ers to ssnd forth fult and corrscsed a
CURRENT, in every number. H.
Cnr-ent Of tho New Orleans market =
worth the subscription Of the paper.
rr Payment may be made shsesl
Mnsterh OF to any travelling pFeasss
Methodist Episcopsl Ckosh, South.
~ Tho Advocate h psblished =
principle the Rrsaiest good 70 ~
number. Therefore Il sdopts the plaa
ess, large circulation, and ossA il p@vs \
May ~. 1853.
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ritalion they produce, Ia, -.
serious disorders, such AZ iniiamnlal,oa = y
bowels, and other arrangements Of ~ r.
ach. The bc-i and .aT medicine ~ b
be used, is Hobeasaek's Worm Npup. -
The astonishing power Of my medieAss =
Auariics. Ihu, | defy any one 10 ~
case where ny Worm Syrup md lvm
are recommended to be used they will aslsuG
All that is necessary is to use the SyrsV = y
cordanee with directions on cnch boltk ~
IN ease a geaile purgatiyc is required il ~
to alluy the irritation they produce, sts u
FILLS. by their sympathizing notion and No.
operation upon the bowels, is the ,no.t plruu
medicine hat can be taken.
HOBENsACk'S LIVER PfLLG
No par, of the system is more liable 10 q
ease than the Li,,r, i, being supplied VIII =
nervous brood vessels aud nerves, and Il ~
cased the blood Of course flowing thsosgA p
parts of the body, produces Lirer CcmtsAhI
.jauaaics, Billions Affections, Dysyeras, ID
LIVER COMPLAINT
Is attended with chils, succeeded BY feva, n
we're pain. in the region of the Liver, veaie
bitter taste, yellow furrcd tongues pals
and bounding, the pain in the side 10 ,sssn
by pressure, should the left lobe BE- a.
the PAIN IS generally in the leh .hculdss. =
a short dry cough the hfn becoming y -
appearance, and The stools clay cotoysd u
! disease eau be cured BY the use IT ih4tsasr1I(
/ Liror !"iiis, US lhsy ac, directly upon ~ n
cf the disease, and then operating upsa =
I bowels they cNpel all the corrupt and s:tiaa
matter from The system.
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HOBExsACHS WORE I

A. astiris lsandsd upsa ae,aunl1
compounded viii pussiy vsrv1rRis
b<ing p~rftctly ~ when tskee. Ss7
been known e faii In eshae tke
nate cases. Wevns ran nsvss erlrs
~inedy 10 oncs uss4, from ~ ~ i1<
Only destroys usmS ~ pn1Sn q 8s
and nueus which may Dnajh.
THE 7Akg WOkM
This worm 10 he oess di11vun =
stroy Of Ill TIA, inhabit shs kerar
ssows 10 an almost inds6nise lunvS1fs
coming 40 cooled and hssemsd IL ~ M
and the STOMACH, ~ 10 prpduss - ~
Dance, DO, which is ths casss Il
TO .he grave, not believing shss n "a
plainta have their origin frvm nv n
con.rQ uently they dv mol uAs tAs p H.
c,nss ior their dissa.e. To thsss o. = sS
dcted with thu. awful foo 70 health
mend the use Of my Worm Nyrsp ~ r.
Pulls the Syrup To be taken IN d. = r.
table -pooniuls, three timsa day. - n
from five 10 eight Of my Liver fA,a 4
lodge and pass the worm. by ssr,s.lv NV
ing there directions, the most obs,isas n !,
Of Tape Worm can be Hpsrdiiy sssvf
ROUND OK STOMACH WON
This worm is usually found in liz e.1s11
tcs,,pc-, and - the worm mvat eSnuus.
children, YET it Is not satifc!y conAas1 = r.
n. adult. have trcQueNtly been known I ~
with them, The symptoms mos nrars' a;
while affected with this worm, IN ks2
and fulncss Of the belly, shiny ssseI. ~.
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HsW saLEASS.--cs.stassd.
nnu1s. PAlNTN, -.

TIME subscriber has on hand, and continual
Nv receiving . large stock Of iresn ufaeA'
Medicines, chenica's paints oils, gla:s, etc. etc.
.rony which are the following sssicies'
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Under the St Charles Aotel.
April 10, 1853. Ban
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CLOTHING AT RETAIN.
4 LFRED MUNROE g. CO.'S Ore Price
"A xssts, No ~ Magazine street, corner Of
Grs,ief.
We would Inform our friends, and the pub
iie Ia general, that our presen, stock OF
CIosaisg, Furnishing t'oosis, DC,
1. uneqaalItd in extent and beauty by that Of
any other establishment in the United STATES
To be convinced VI this statement, i Is only
necessary TO call and examine. Our immense
sales are brought about by the sisr'e TACT
being known, that the prices We pisec upon
goods il uniformly low, and the qua'i'y o.
each article is guaranteed what II IL represent
ed TO be. Perfect satisfaction Is what We am
at IN dealing with our customers.
All our elolhny is manufactured Mt our es-
Enlistment, No. AL broadway, New lorS,
under the immediate supcrlni"ndencc OF one
Of our firm, who spares no pans IN securing
III. mos, desirable styles Of goods. u IL WIN
the fullest eoniiacnie of being able I" give
satisfaction, that We invite all who may b~ ~
want Of articles in our line TO call aud exam
me our assortment.
The following is only a partial lis. of ar,'.
cles:
Trocl and Dress Codfs.--Fr. and Eng black
cloth dress and froek coats de- do blue, brown,
mulberry, ard green cloth irorhs; do do h'ae,
brown, mulberry, olive, ard golden brown
cloth polkas fr aud Eng black and fancy
rolor.d cloth walking eohl,. iinaleya i"r,
(n,a siylc,) .ac. French black mulberry, and
olive cloth opera saes, do black and fancy
coiored dot skin Union sacks, do extra supei-
tin. drab aud fancy coiored walking coa's'
ccdrington, gray. mixed, and SILVER gray s"es
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INV = ! = n.
u -6u6t06sottllI b. earned OH al tho same
~ 49, Il y w vadersipnsd, and believing
.b1ie iirble penny II better than slow sh'l-
w fae -ut our prices down TO suit our
psu.fs. 80 dsssru,ined to SELL GODS for 'ess
ys.iifs u - essk. and TO te@er buyers, iii
she ralG mes = town. ~ The meantime
~e wpe soy. us"npt payments on old
'epr- q aHat e carry ou, or bencyol
snt.Il, toN oHr Ffs merA
VIVID 4 viviON.
Tan. Z, -. vln2S-tf
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ooo IL .,S, .enna. e5 cpeun salt,
,no 3 india 7 refined cam
op0 Gum Arabic, PAor'
$500 tart.ric acid, 70 kecs soP' es'o
s.,o f. nou,J rbnbssb, aoda,
,oo . ,hubsrb root, 10 gros. ssel~s pods
400 blue msss,eng 10 soda
and amer. 10 yeast
cAo q caIom,I. Eng 70 dor lime juice.
and Amer. 20 bbl- glue, assort-
900 /" Jamaica elngef 20 kinas,
300 rarb. ammonia, 10 casks ss'. sooa'
"a ,asLs r.arla.h, 10 bbls. alcohol,
~ salaratus, 10 lnseed oil,
* . potash. 10 spa, tufPen-
a Nil. ,,rmal, tine, etc etc,
600 kegs paint. a-sd 10 hb's' ,rr'"h Oh
TOO packages assoFte' 300 o. -u'ph' l"e"'
yh.s ware. inc. etc., etc.,
al,,,s musiafd seed 90 doz. sugar LEM
q .as.. .,uuorice, on-, q superior
go bags race ginger, afheie ioi 'e"-
20 bbs alum, onade'
For sale IN quantities to suit PURCHASERS 'o'
cash or good city acceptance by
u. ". MOWVisO\, Druggist.
No II Magazine ~.
Toge,her with an assortment Of all the most
popular pa,eu, medicines now prepared,
n.c u 1852. n26-Gm.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EAakbANGEO OFFICE.
THE undersigned has opened an EXCHANGE
i osFcx in Shreveport and il prepared to
sell Checks on all the principal cities in the
United States; also 10 purchase Exchange md
receive Deposits.
! will conlinu. 10 advance on consignment
10 WRromr. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Cash ossfaeg.
Ing and Rope vii pay balances DUE theiI
customers al my Office, free Of charge.
Il. NJ. JOHNSON.
Shrereport, Ia, Sept ~, 1859.
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PAPER IIanGlngS.

H>lE attention OF buyers il respectfully
i called TO the extensive stock Of wall pa
paper. and borders, both French aud American,
for sale very low. al No. 10 Camp street being
composed Of the most beautfu! patierns ever
imported into this market. Those in want Of
the article would do well to call and examine
this stock aud learn prices. Also, on hand
general variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ETTEK. Is Camp A.
Jan. 4, 1853. h27y
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Furnishing Goads.-Iinen and
d, SHIRTS all qualities; check and cotton
hickory and night shirts, all qualities; all
wool and super ribbed shirts; gauze, msrno'
cotton, Li~le thread, and flannel shirts; soek-
- -nal-l.
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Dt~Soisittou.

5'lIa copar,nesshap heretofore existing in
if, town between the subscribers. under
a- Of EobERr DoNsatL L. Co, was dis.
n the lst instant. by mutual coBseui.
apef arty '- authorised 10 use the naiue OF
-,s firm in liquidation -
ROBERT DONNELI.
ALEh. AcLDNDCuiE,
for himself and
WI s. DoNNELL
SIS vsport. i5,h March, 1888.
81 Z. Tn" remaining stock Of Goods will,
4 .nI OH reasonable tesm-. for cash, to close
b lair. and those lnaeb,ed to III. late iirm
asc call aud settle, 50 as TO save costs,
r ng our last call
ROBERT DDNNEii,
McCDNOtlilE 81 DDSNflIa
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m epLcAss-.-cssi lased.
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~ nssse1 RcymOo0es

OFFICE, No. is3 Grasier street Ne~ u.
I Cs.n.. la cures Cancers, Sea'dhsad; wn''e
Swelling, Sores and Uicera. o. ever. os'snF'
ION. (Jan. 9, 1881 nS7 ~
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". RAwLiNs. l.. II. DUNCAN
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN e. Co, Cotton Fac
II tors and Commission Merchants. No 80
GarondelAt Street, New Orleans. ms y
REFER ro-jamcs Y. Collier, Colonel c. II.
Cooper, w. &. Sanders, J. +. Roscborough,
Joseph NJ Taylor, harrison county, DR.. John
w. Massie, j. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Baggng, Rope, and Plan
tsiion supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, Il KEY.
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~ N. BAYLY 4 co, No. 80 Canal
NJ Il. and ~ Common IT,. New Orleans
sWkolsssk 0recers, and dsnlers In fine braniies
winsa, liquors. nd staple goods. coffee. sue Ar
tsa, salt lnolsaaes, houf. bacon. lard. beef, pork
steamboat and plantation supples. etc.
Dee. -, 1854 n96-ly.
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Z" A. H.ANNEY Il co, (successors; 10
W. }. Brewster) Wholesale Deiears IN
French and American iiais. Caps, Stras Gessis,
Umbrellas, dc, No. IL Common SIN. Orleans.
Jan. TO- 1852. .van2s-iy.
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The undersigned having Withdrawn his con
neclion from the board Of Underwriters, is
pre- pared to issue policies for the respective
kinds Of insurance, in the ahovspold and very
able companies, against loss or danger, on
Fire. Marine, and Inland Risks, and on the
Lives of Whites and Sla es, on the mos. lbe-
~ terms, discriminating according To hazard.
Apply to {. G. LATnkOp, Agent,
o. Camp street,
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cirlc on which all civilized nations act was 70
consider The Government actually exercising
supreme power, as entitled to represent its
country in all foreign nations and that if even
its powers were usurped, its acts would be rs
binding as those of a regularly constituted
Government ''Our country, in treating with
others, never undertakes to determine whether
the parties found in possession Of the sovereign
ty are rightfully entitled to it, but treats win
them as having undoubted authority to act ana
to bind the country whose destinies are at the
moment under their control
After Santa Anna was reelected President
and Salas was about to surrender ms Dictator
shin. his last act was to render an account Of
what he had done, including in that account the
numerous DEGREES which he had promulgated.
ameng which were " The DEERE Of .Nore,nbe,,.
1910. eriendiRg fer hco geMrS 10 Garay NE
pfsioa for commencing The ar0rA on tie hM-
mus of TehUGntepec" Nothing was said at
the time adversely to the power of Salas to pass
this or any other decree, and his DEGREES were
actually cited as a part of the fun
damental law of Mexico The Government of
Mexico, during six succeeding and successive
recognized the validity of the
Garay grant. She protested to have no control
over it when it belonged to English subjects
and her views only changed when it had been
transferred to American citizens
The title of the New Orleans Company to the
right of way across the lsthmus is uuioubted,
under this state of facts, and the Government Of
the United States will do the greatest injustice