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JOHN CHARLES GARpMER.-Wit the last
two or three days witnesses have been summoned
by the grand jury and examined as to the testi-
mony which he gave while his brother, the doc
tor, was under trial during the last term of the
criminal court, with view, we learn, of finding
presentment against him for perjury.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
a Horscs. together with a handsome Carriage
and Harness, both in frst-rate order, are offered
for sale. -
Apply at Mr.. VIM. H. BIRCH'S stablos, on
l4th street, south OF the Avenue.
July 26-H
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TIME PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
i HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that, during the repairs of Wizards Hotel, ne
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecity; or who like airy and
comfortable apartments.
June )h--tf Nrs#9t DANIEL -. tNENCh.
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Maryland Democratic Nominations.
BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Democratic Con-
vention has nominated Hon. T. Watkins Ligon
for Governor, and William Pinckney White for
Comptroller. Samuel Roberts, of Queen Anne IS
county, was also nominated for Lottery Commits
siOner
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Ice, in accordance with a new city ordinance,
is now sold by weight, instead Of by the peck or
bushel as hcretofore; violation of the law to be
visited with fine of two dollars for the first, and
FIVE dollars for every subsequent offence.
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q HIRTS made to order and guaranteed to fit, OF
- superior pattern, at HOPKINS'S New Cen
tlemen's Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
between National and Browns Hotel.
Aug lO--eolw
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THoMAs RaowN T. DAYTON WINTER,
of Virginia Of Pennsylvania.
rIvHE UNDERSIGNED offer their services as
l. Agents to prosecute Claims OF every descrip-
ton before Congress and the different Departments
of the Government.
Office 18th street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and street. ne xt to Burch's Saloon.
July 7--3tawtf BROWN Il WINTER.
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y DRowNED.--We learn that a lad named Ro-
binson, an apprentice to Mr.. Schneider, iron foun-
der, in the First Ward, was drowned ON Wednes-
day evening in Rock Creek, near Cochran's stone
quarry. He had been bathing with his compan-
ions. The body was recovered yesterday morning
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1wvvvsE TUCK or ctOTiiiNG'.
HS2G6 401h II EaeAtooAose
CLOTMiN0 Ar ~ TAIL
A LPREO MUNROE 4 cos O"s TvT
N S.ors, Ne ~ Magazine street, corner W
Orxvies. .A
lie in general, that our present stock OF
ClosAtng. FarnisAing Goods, &C..
i. upeoua,,ed In extent and beauty by that Of
.nv other establishment in the United STATES
TO BE- convinced Of this statement u - o"'y
necessary 10 call ard examine. Our immense
sales arc brought about by the simple iae'
being known, that the prices We place upon
good. i. uniformly low, and the quality OF
en- article !. guar teed what II - represent
ed 10 be- Perfect satisfaction Is ~h@' We ~"
at in dealing with our customers.
| All our clothing Is manufactured al our -
,sbl,.hmen,, No. 4Ai Broadway, New iofS'
under the immediate saperlns"ndence u Que
Of our firm, who spares no paths IN securing
the most desirable sly les Of goods. II - WIN
,b, fullest conidenic OF being able TO give
.al,.tsc,,on. TIM, we invite al who may be IN
~ mt Of articles in our line to call aud exam
inc our assostpent
The following ia only partial list OF sr'''
| elesi
Froek and Dress Goats and Eng black
cloth dress and frock coats; do do blue, brown
mulberry, and green cloth iroeks; do do b'aeS
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth Polkas. IT.. and Eng. black and fancy
color.d clo.h walking conie, 1malaya fur
| new .,yle) sac; French, black, mulberry, and
! olive cloth opera secs; do black and fancy
colo,ed do. skin Union sacks; do extra super
fine drab and fancy colored walking coats
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MILLER, HARRIS, e. WALDO. No. 70

MILLER, HARRIS, T. WALDO. No. 10
Nk Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in House Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods
Paints, Oils, dc. On hard, a very iarge as
sostmsat Of Gilt and Bronxed Lamps and Gil
rondoirs Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tea
Trays, various patterns; TabieCutlery Plated,
Plani.hcd, Tin, Japanned, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware; plain and eciored Floor
Mating Soaps; Wax, Sperm and Star Cam
dies; Sperm, Whale, Lard, I.'nsecd, Neatsf"o.
aud Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Cnmphine, Al.
cohol, and Turpentine Paints, OF every des-
crptiou; Brushes Window Glass, Putty
Sand Paper and Glae; Flowing, Polishing
Scraping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan. and
White Damar varnishes; Curled Hair; HAT
Cloth; Spring. Gimp. Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace: Cords. TM-sels, DC. Also. picked
and common Moss always for sale.
jar. ~, 1852. sSH:S-ly.
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MAlVS MUSIC STORE.
Ma. s ssd 7 Gasp H.. doors trs@ Cs"s''
~. (kleans

Ner Ovieaws.
Tux undersigned des,seA re-
pee tfuIy to ,i--m the pubic ''s.
] they can always IND ~ ms ms's
S.o,,. a choice ard large as-oFtu'ent OF ran"
Fo,t.,, a, very reasonable prices, and o" aee'"'
mcda,ing terms. T.. ,h.
Amony them are piuano Fcr,cs made ny inc
old and celebrated manufacturers, J.. unoen
4 Co. OF Boston, Of rich tone. snd ""ls"e"
beautifully In rosewood, b.srk walnut, a"a "A
hoynoy. with iron frames. made IN 'he mos
.ub.,nn,ial and workmanlike manner ",>'
The Justly celebrated .Eoiian l'an" fv'ie''
which, Tor swsesncss Of tone, have nov VI"
equalled. Tuey arc peculiarly suited 10 ."s
country, ~ the .EoIian does not require 'u"''s
for years. r,.,..
The New improvement f'ano o'..s
the patent Vibrating oae'b'dgr, u "'So W.
sale a, the same establishment ms improve
men, give. peculiar hrmbcss ana p',,'a'., ~
the treble, adds 10 the durability ana suens"
of the Piano, and renders it eaPab'e,o' r ,''
ing much longer in tune than 'ho'e'" ''1'"~''
TMi,Aren. 70, Henri Her., celebrated
c.ard p,aros and Pianinos made in Paris. FOR
u,.., and sweetness Of tone. they stand Per-
! eminent. pu,,..
IN. Dole, Compound .tAaehrenf.J. Pe''ey
4 70 /, Paris Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly rece""'e'
/ and Tor sale on liberal terms
/ N,cond- Hand Pianos for sale, from Soo 10
$500 each, and taken in part payment 'o' ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Ap'
praised .;e,, ,on.d
Wind. jns,rumeni,f for Village Churches Lodges
Scrcnading Parties, and the private practice OIL
Orunis,s, possesses swcet and powerful tone
. il portable, (weghing Is Pounds') ana o"e'e'
! at 500 each.
or Order, or guitars, siolin-, uolonce''o'
clarionei-, flutes, fageolets. strings, ana m"sie
merchandise Of every kind will be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Band. suPPne'
with brass instrument. and hand music.
finrps, double and single action, on nan" a"t
made to order, TO sui, the taste Of purchasers.
Mnsic.-The largest catalogue IN the Sou'h
The stock is an accumulation OF ever '"e"'!
years. In /, are many old and beautiful piece
out Of print.
Nsp Music received by every arrival ron
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Spqn,sh songs, dances, waltzes, Ma rcguia
.norly. Original music published every wcei
n, The s,ore--natiye compositions solicited
Music. bound. copied, and arranged. Subscrip
tons received for the Message b"d, Sdfon,
Musical Times, and the baltimore O'io. u.
addressing the undersigned, catalogues OF mu
sic will be sent to aW part oil the ADJOINING
D.c ISL WM. L. MAYO.
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!. 2. nc DONALD. ~. AIcA"E
MCUON AID 4 1rC ART.
IA. CAMP STREET. IS.
(Sisiev's Ro~. under the CITY Ho'e!)
nEALERS in boots, shoes, hats, trunks, We
- Iisrs, &c. Persons visiting the city would
Do we'll to drop in At this house. The stock
on hand 10 large, and the quality, style, and
price Of the articles in their liIr il u believed.
will give satisfaction. The hat department ia
ndsr the change Of Mr.. Haskell, for many
ears engaged Ia the hat business, n No. 10,
Chastfes street.
" Boots and shoes made 10 order in tAe
hest manner aud II the shortest notice.
Jan. 3, 1903. nary
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Medical Card
slRGEON DENTIST.

4 c. MARTIN, resident Of MarinH =
"a. five years past, thankful for past iassss
requests n continuance Of tho same ltaSn
reeeivce fresh supply Of teeth and instranssas
h- will insert teeth from one 10 full srt -
or without clasps, IA
Office at II sidcnce, second block, east os =
square.
April ,, 1853. I.
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S,HElnY, SEYMOUR. l. CO, late Sey.
- mous, Hasrh~tt, 4 CO., Whoiesais Grocers
and Commiss,on MercASnis, No. I6, Poydraa
street, New Orleans. keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock OF groceries
and produce, which they are prepared TO ssli
low Tor cash, OF approved city seceptsnces.
Jan. 4. 1853. n27 "
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sILvEY. c. II. BuRSs.p
New Etru...New Goods!


SlLNY Il BURNSIDE, cash dealers
E in every description Of Fine Watches
GaA .Jlcsiry, and Fancy Gnods, having en-
tered into partnership in the Watch maI>ng and
Jewclry business. AT the old stand ot.Sii,ey l.
Woods, corner Of Texas and Market streets,
Shreveport, La, take pleasure IN announcing TO
their numerous friends that their supply OF
goods is complete, embracing every variety Of
watches, clocks, jewclry, and fancy goods,
ladies and gents gold and silver hunting and
open faced watches, gold and silver th'mblcs,
ladies' and gents, fine guard and fob chains,
bracelets, necklaces, gold pencils and gold pens
in gold and silver handles, gold and silver spec
tacles, german silver do, music boxes, accorde-
ons, Flu,nas, silver and shell visiting card
eases, grca, variety OF ladies' and gents brea..
pins, finger rings, bosom, collar, and sleeve but
tons, Shades cuff piu, fine supply Of gents
gold guard, and fob keys, silk guards, grahdolcs,
lamps, mantle ornaments, canes, fancy work
boxes, french globe maniic clocks marine lever
clocks Ae., Sc Watches, clocks, aud lcwcry
Of every description repaired IL, short notice.
All good watches warranted one year from date
Of repairing
We arc also prepared to manufacture jewclry
f all kinds. having in our .mploy Mr.. Watson,
ate Of Memphis, whose time is devoted entire.
" 10 that branch OF business
Our terms are positively cash, from this date
SiL\l 4 BURNSIDE.
April 2, 1856? molly
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TmE busiAess viii be carried on II The =
old stand by the undsraigncd, and csl'ss.
tina. n nimble penny is better than slo.
ling, we've cut our prices down To- -
motto, and arc determined 10 sell gooas
profits, mare for cash. and 10 lc~ev bayss
the railroad comes 10 town. in the meaa
we would suggest, prompt payments g.
scores, TO enable ~ 10 carry 0ut our bessve
intent towards our customers.
WARD 4 vIvl0S;
Jan. &, 1859. v4s07-a
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(LATE or MARSHALL, TEXAS
Wholesale Grocsrs and dealers in Wines, III.
quoys, and Prcrisions, No. Is Canal 81,
snd ~ Crosswaa a., (be:~ssn Cusiom
House and the Kirsr.)
lave opened a large and well selected
/ stock OF the above articles, which they
offer on a. favorable terms ~ can BIZ Purchased
at any house in the city Of New Orleans. Per-
sons visiting the city will please favor them
with call. All orders promptly and faithfully
attended to. by strict attention 10 business they
hope to give general satisfaction aad TO receive
liberal share Of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends.
Jau. D, 1853. n97-Iy.
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SICkLES T. co, Drugx,sts and Apo'hecs-
- ri<s, Nos. IS aud 30 Canal street, New
Orleans Importers Of, and Wholesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines, perfumeFy, surgical instru
mcnts, &c.
Ship, steamboat, plantation, and family med
icnea, put up with particular care, and gnaFaii-
iced frssh and genuine.
Jan, &. 1853, n97-Om
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koo ian, J, IUo3.j o15
rAs following !. spc,AS( ts.ssree Of ~ as
tonisAing cures. which, Hsmsel Reynolds, Can
Ger Doetos. " enrcting u those who are a..
hsessd with THE dsssdfsl disease (os any that
arc enussesated above.) will call upon him, he
will satisfy them fron the testimony Of per-
sons Of the first responsibility, with whom the,
can converse, that he can and does do, All 'hat
he promises. lie has cured several easea 'hat
have been given up BY the most eminent pr"c,.
uit,onevs in the country, and In shop rcro"
81 time. lis treatment is mild ard gentle,
No one should coetinue to suffes when relief
10 20 close At hand:
INV ORLEANS, December ~, 1882.
Dror Sir : Permit n,e 10 expres. to you my
warm thanks for The great benefit received
from ysus treatment, and 10 Say 10 you that
IA, now entirely well. And, A. u ~ ease
which should add TO your growing reputation
think Il but Just that the facts should he coal
punicst~d to the public. You are, therefore, Mt
liberty 10 make any use Of this certificate you
may desire and, II persons visiting the ety.
who arr afflicted ~ I was, should wish to IN
auiss further into the matter, ] am prepared TO
satisfy them Of the truth Of my statement.
I had large cancer on the calf oi nv ieg,
and WIS under the treatment OF the fas.iafned
DR.. Gilbert for eight months, when nr pro.
nouHcsd me cured. During thi, time. suffered
. rr~st deal from hi. treatment, and pad him
. considerable sum Of money. For eighteen
months afi~s DR.. Gilbert gave me up a. cured,
kept handage on NV leg ~ he directed. ~hen
the cancer broke out worse than ever. In my
distress applied to you, and sn' happy to say
that you have effected = cure in short period
~ s,r,s .y,t6out cotnt,rjlinV me- to wear band
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DAN1O10tloM.

Y>iiE copartnership heretofore exiss'"s - n
/ the firm Of Ward, Wilson, l. Co., 70 y. |,
day dissolved by Limitation. w. X. y.
and q. W. Vwion, having purchased the = 4,
interest Of J. II. Wilson, in said hEm y
person.. indebted to the ssms will plea. 9 \
and settle with the remaining neubrrs =
concern.
W. X. D. WARD.
J. II. WILSON. 4
q. w. VlVlON. l
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~ YALE in, & co, ~ Magazine street,
New Orleans, Wi.~issais D,alsrs ~ In
ported Siapieand Fancy Sins and Niram Goods
Laces. E,nbroderiss. Giores, Man'iIas, Frinses,
Braids, Buttons, Gimps, trimmings ef eHk'nds.
Boune,s, Sram IIat-. Ribbons, Artificial
Flonsrs, M,ii,nery Articles, aud Rich fa.cy
Dress Goods # all kinds. full and complete
assortment of every thing in their line OF the
very la,es, fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
c. YALE, JR, & co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Gravier.
IAN 10 1883
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81 OsT 4 CO.,

4 sUFACTuREKS snds dealers in
soof' Shsss, Brcgsns. Has, Caps, ETC,
Al,o. Pans ma, l<ghorn, Sner. aud Alerican
Has ~ 70 Magazine, between Canal and
Common sts., New Orleans No. 10
n'ncfs stone itreet, Boston.
teem aur Houses al New York and Boston,
we af' Instantly receiving fresh supplies of
iao above Gods.
CONNIE, Dealers are invited 10 call and OK.
anime orr extensive stock.
Aprii y, 1863, ly
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eAo REWARD.

a. Runaway fsom The subscvte9
living ~ miIc~ south-sast Of Mara
Texas, on the 8sh Of Jsly last, 2.
- man by the namc Of AzARlAk
ought said negro two ysars go d = n
viv'on. Esq, Of Mar,hall, and ~ brcusA
from Mobile, Ala. lie 10 abost 20 yeee
age; Of black complexion; six feet h'fhi
will weigh about l8b or ITO lba; has hsa y
his ears and wsarss ragu ~ them q unset
perfumes tolsrably well on ths violis.
I will give The above reward Of ~
negro. II delivered 10 ne, Of placed u
that ! gst him.
R. ,. OATLlN0,
Gisde Srriag r. o., Hsvassa -, L.
Jau. Is, 1859.
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ID, uROW EN- 4 COS
HOUSE FURNISHING STOKE

i ~ u II j u ~
CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
I>Ul\A. Glass and Earthenware Silver
~ Spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c. Plated CAS-
tors, CandlesiicAs. Walters, Cake-Baske's'
Spoons, Forks, Sc. Britannia Teasets'
Pitchers. Urns, Cups, Sc. Tin War;: Agen-
.ral assortment Word Ware: Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, Sc. Brushes Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs, Whnewash, &c. Castings io,s
Tsakct,lcs, CRADLES, &c. Japannry; Wat.
.y. I,nckets. Boxes. Cutlery. Knives and
Forks, of all descriptions anl qualities. Bras.
and Ireu, Tenders. Andiron-. Shoyeis and
longs Lamps: Ofesery description. Cook-
ing Sores: The celebrated Republic Stove.
H. short, every article required TO furnish a
house, (excep, cabinet furniture and dry goods,)
being the most extensive assortment IN any one
store in the city.
~ Good, Tor the country packed with exsr'
care.
Jan 10, 1859.
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J.. J. q A I. l. A q % 4 =,
GENERAL rho!e,aie and retail Grocer
N Reeeiring and f'ormarding Merchsn,
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport. La, will give strict attention TO al
business entrusted to his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stock Of plantation and family groceries, which
are offered cheap for cash--among which ARE
sugars, teas, fish, pork lard, oils. cohses, chcso-
late, spices, beef, butter, fruits, candles, ssl.
pickles, bacon, cheese. syrnps, molasscs, scap.,
flour. hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars,
powders, shot, lead, starch, &c.
The highest price paid for cotton, hides, pei.
tries, and bceswax.
Strangers are invited TO give me a call and
examine for themselves
~ Orders for the surrounding country care.
fully and promptly attended to.
May l, 1850. 44n
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r +. CARTER, Co~m,s''on and For.sara.
L.. ing Merchant, aud ,VAoie'c'e and " az.
D,ole, IL Groceries, Provisions, Liquors lfay'
Corn, OATS, Begging, RoI~ te. 4e' y
Hat. Rr,ck Warehouse, corner OF Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
r,- Liberal advances made on conSignmen's
Of Gotten and Merchandise. Every dcscr'p-
lion Of Goods received on storage on moderate
80. ns-y.
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sCoTT / SEALING.

WITT ! U&AB1NGs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHIERs.
~ sR1 20 Csnsl, >rornsv Of Old Leres Mresi,
NeU Orleans.
DUYERS will u al tines find \ large and
ID ssssonabls btock on hand, Of our own
aanslhctars, At very low and uniform prices.
Also, fsIl stock Of shisss hosiery, gloves, sus-
psndsss, trunk, carpst bags umbrellas. etc., etc.
JOHN b. SCOTT H. Co,
- Nssssu a., Ne1 York
u Pssase lake memosandum Of our name
and number. II
Jsa. D. 1909. n27-ly'
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Plane Ferries &c.

Ro0OO FOeee0 &C.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largeat stock Of Pianos
WIN In tho city, principally from CnIcK.
KING and Nunx's ed CLAsx. Those are IN.
Occasionally the bsst manufacturers in the u.
6tstes. Also, n all times Guitars from MAR.
ris, together with violins, Arcordeons. etc
All The late and fsshlonabss music, with pre-.
csptoSs, etc., Ctc.
HENRY PARSONS,
~ Cswp ssreet, New Orleans
Jan. ., 1858. n27-ly
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.NARHS 4 HAWKINS. Fsc'ors end Gen.
~ era! Constellation NercASrts. No. So
sfasiar .ireet, New Osssans. }. ). CAsacr"'
agent be- hall, Texsa
BE- q, iss thsl' psss sssv'ess TO p'a"'s'ss
ssompiaes' - a! eonsignms"ts t''s'sed TO
;ht'f erre.
April : 1854 ~
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:, - I. ,,r,x =. =. MILLER,
~ NJ McAIpIN 4 co. Wholesale Grocer
II. and D,al,rs in Wines and Liquors,
Canal stree, Row, and 10 Common street. New
Oricana.
We invite the particular sension of Merch
anita and Planters to our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
isn IN. 1881 v3n28-ly.
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JOiaN DEvERECX.

No "a TtAospifouiss IT.. Neg O''ean'.
HNOPPER, Tin. and Sheet iron Manufacturer,
" Htovss, Crates, and Ship Cabooses, Of all
sizes and patterns, put up 10 order.
II Goods for the country carefully packed.
Anil a. lAh3 ~
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Furniture Warclss use.

Tng undersigned respectfully
d inform their friends and the
public, that they have justice.
ccved and are daily receiving an extensive as
sovtment Of Cabinet Furniiur, Of every vari-
ETY. and STYLE also, choice assortment Of the
following articles, to wit: chairs, feathers,
spring, moss, and hair mattresses; curled hair
hair cloth plush, damasks, cords, and tasscls
gimps. We fish, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine
our stock. which will be offered at prices that
cannot fail to please.
c. FLINT 4 JONES.
Nna AZ and "A ROYAL st. n. o.
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South n estern Beck Store,

Ne. Is, Grariev IT,, N. Orleans.
Ii ID. McGlNNlS, successor 10 JOHN Bal,
IL having purchased the entire stock oi
book. anA stationery, belonging TO the late
sonn bai'' 10 VIII continuc The book and sta-
sioiefy business At the old stand, IS (jssyiee
street, and would bsg TO solicit a call nom The
~ caseomsrs Of ths House, aud ali othsry
Whaling books and stationery for their own use.
Of 10 ssll again.
His assortment Of school books, th.olovic.l
and niscellsnsous books, blank books- ~,
and staeiosssy. 10 very complete. lie Vii m
eonslaasly On haad al ths publication, Of ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

Judge. o. ha the fines, P.saQs made in the
lnied = .ates. Particular attehtlo ion is requested
to their splendid Scrpcn,lnc pattern, with Pearl
keys, which 10 considered one Of the finest now
| msde.
HALLxrr, DAvfs = cos celebrated Bo>ros
PiAsos, q. 1t, 81, and 7 octave Piccold Piano
fortes, from the factory Of "Plevel co.,
Paris: also Pianinos. Hemi-GrAnd and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part pay.
ment.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall 4 Son,
Spanish and French patterns, Ae; Vloins, IN
large quantities. Melodeons, Sernph'nes, Dr.
gans, Flutes, { larion~ttes, Brass Instruments
or all kinds, Violincelos, Banjos, strings for
all instruments, and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music Of all kinds-music received
from the North by every steamer, NJ soon rs
published; church Books, instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention is called TO the large and
extensive selection Of Aceordeons and Flu,inas,
which Is the most complete aad perfect selec.
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
In the southern market
Al orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended to- A liberal discount made
10 Teachers and TO Scminaries.
HORATIO ID. HEWITT.
81 Camp At. New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1852 y3n2s.