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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
RIAUHER

DR.. j s. R0sEs COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
EUCHU.-Ths is decidedly one Of the best remedies
ever used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder, &C.,
and also for Grorty affections: always highly recon-
mended by the late DR.. Ply sic and many Of the
most dist nguiShed medical men abroad. Price 80
cents
nR. ]. s. RosE's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling of the
Womb. Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Price 30 cents
DIR. J. 5. ROSES FRNaLH SPRCIvIC.-A remedy for
Painful Menstruation. euCorrhHa or Whites. Price
cnr dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA. &c.
The Liver tcing the largest Gland in the human
body, it is more freGurH y dcrauScd han any other
Then follows dyspepSia. constipation, cold feet, and
loss of appctitethe skin becomes yellow the spirits
drOop and there is great aversion to society," Re
gulate the liver, and you correct all these evils
The sursst preparations to take DR.. RoSES CEIE
ERAT.D RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIII"Us Pills. They carry
off the bile. and soon give appetite and strength.
His DYsPEPSIt C0MrOUND should be taken where Il
person has been troubled with Dyspepsia for Il long
time-l'rice ~ cents. But flf colds bilious habits,
ilunGce. &c. take DR. RnSES ANTI-BIIIpU5 uI RAIL-
Road PILLS. 1917 and % cents PER box.
All Of the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser to perons in Sickness and in Health,
to bc had of Il. d. Gilman. Charles Stott Il Co. ".
III. Gilman, John W. Narn, Patterson & NairD,
W. Morrison, William I. Evans, kdwell & Law
renee. j. B. Moore. Washington; j. j.. Kdwrll,
Georgetown: and by all dealers in Alexandria, Vir
ginia. sep 81
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lCoMNUNrC ATEp.
" Police" or Monsieur Tonson Come Again

MESsRS. EDTToRs Il see that n Tax
Payer" has again attacked our present
police system in your columns on the
24th instant: and while hc there inti-
mates that figures cannot lie, he has
so arranged his figures that he makes
them tell anything but the truth. He
has set down the present police system
as most startling in its expenses. at
Sl2,G00, (not true by 81 1907 and the
"old system" at only $3.50. He forgetS
to tell the people that great part of the
present cost, if not all, is returned to the
Golfers of the corporation when. under
the old system, a large amount was added
to the cost by numerous appropriations
for the relief Of officers. &C.. and TO nav
costs on non-proSscd and dismissed cases
and costs on commitments to the work
house: all of which the corporation paid
to the magistrates and officers in addition
to the $50 dollars stated by Tax Payer"
So that if figures don't lie, they don't
always tell the truth. But must Tax
Payer" be told again and again that dol
lars and cents is not the consideration:
but good government? Now, as matter
of economy, the present system has much
the advantage of the former, and does not
9 Tax Payer" know that under the old
system, one magistrate and two police
officers received in one year, in fees, fines
and costs, something like three thousand
dollars, for which some person had to
pay! Does he not also know that now
81 $50 is the amount of the salaries for
each ward. except one, for the magis-
tratc and two police officerS-not one
half the former fat fccs-and yet all the
fines and costs 90 into the treasury
There was formerly more warranting.
harrassing and depressing the citizens
than now, and nothing like the present
good government of the city. There is
not, | verify believe, a more peaceable,
moral or better community in the land,
than this ,much-abuScd Washington CITY.
There is less disturbance of the peace
here, less violence, less evil, less pro-
family, less crime Of all kind, than in any
other city of the same number of inhabi-
tants, and less drunkenness, debaucherv
and gambling (whcn Congress is not hcre)
than in any city south of New York
Now, | know one ward which returns
fully to the treasury of the corporation
all that the system costs for that ward
and if others do not do the same, it is not
the fault of the system. But, Mr.. Tax
Payer, is it not better that the temptation
be removed from the magistrate, when it
may be possible, through the weakness
of poor human nature; when his bread
and butter depend on the costs, and where
the officers pay also depend on Judgment
against defendant and with the powerful
influence that officers may exercise over
the mind and Judgment Of some magis-
tratcs, so that the poor. unfiicnded, un-
fortunate, shall have the advantage of
being in the hands of free and indcpcn-
dent magistrate, who will guard them
from injustice and oppcssion-than the
Corporation shall make revenue out of
police system! Tell this in Gath, or any
where else. PLAIN Truth.
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iENrLEMEN's BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Eercnfh street. cnAf st7r. three doors no1 Penn
-eH> G. BEEMER respectfully invites the citi-
AHt of Washington and its vicinity Ia an
Wv inspection of his stock Of BOOTS, SHOES,
Vss>- GATHERS, Sc, all III his own workman
ship, and manufactured from the best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made to order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather at a price
equally as low "a charged elsewhere. call Is 80
h"itrd. sep l-eo.sm
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Banking House of PairO & NeurSe,

TIT I IFFI-N IT = ItTIfI,
Opposite the United States Treasury.
SIH per cent. per annIm interest paid on deposits
~ OF one hundred dollars over, when left for
thirty iays or longer. sep 3Ldly
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DO YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN2 If you
do, you will find Immediate relief by using DR.. J. s.
EcSES PAIN CIRnR 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost irs anty Sore Threat, rheumatism.
from Colds. Pains i'm the side. back limbs, Face,
Ear or TCothache; Stomach Bowels, Size or Back.
Stiff Neck. Bruises. CorIs and Chilblains Where
ever you have pain. usa tn" lain Curcr safe to all
ages. Price 12,%, % and 80 cts.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The second No. Of this excellent Family and News
Journal w1il be issued on saturday, the lst Of Octo
Der, 1853,
TERMS.
oSE DOLLAR AND TwEsTv-FIvE CENTS per single
COPY.
To Clubs-Five copies for $500; Ten copies fot
= o; Twenty copies, Sl5.00; Cash, inrGridhy 10
adrGncs.
f"sTAssTERs who ac, agents will he allowed
commission Of twenty per cent.
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Dr. j. S. EosE'S NERVOUS AND INvIGoRATIyG Con-
DIAL The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution dehiliatcd by care, labor, study dis
ease. acts like charm IL gives strength and apr
tte, and possesses great invigorating properties.
For Heart DiSe-se all Nervous Affections. Flatu-
lcnce, Heart Burn. RcStessness. Numbness. Neural
gia rai'ing tha spirits, and giving power to the
whole system it is almost miraculous in its effect.
30 cents bottle.
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CHOLERA MoRRIs. DIaRRHGA, DysEN

CHOLERA MORBUS. DIARRIlEA, DSSEN-
terv and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
cures by HANPTON'S SEGETABLETiNCT RE.
AZ cure and preventive II has been wonderfully
,u"Cr->ful. II Will be found. on inquiry, that those
who use have an exemption from those diseases so
incident tulhc Summfr.
Delicate females and children Will fird this great
blessing II has restored thousands to health.
HIsrToS's SEGETA TABLE TISCTURE.Itall and get
pamphlets gratis. with history oi discovery Oi this
wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates nf our
"Nu rItiz.n-, al Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scroiula,
Liver Complaint, GENERAL Weakness, NcTvousncs-,
a.. Sr.
Baltimore al, Baltimore; and :Dl Bros.lway, New
Inrk: CIlAS. STOTF n co, WiMEE, J. ".
MOORE. u. y. CLARKE, WALLACE ELLIOTT,
u. MCPHERSON, Washington; and bv Druggists
generally. july 2b-n
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BROWN q IIEYL,
House and Sign Painters and GlazierS

Southwest corner feth nnd ID streets.
CARPENTERS, Builders, and Contractors are re-
~ spectiully invited ts "iye call as they pass
by. As We are satisfied that cLn compete with
any in the riiy sep 5-lri
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FROM REV. VERNON EsHRiDCE. u. :. n.

P"SrsNorTH. Va. Aug. Is. lS5l.
Mr. J. +. BOr~H-DCaT ST: While | am Iu gcu-
rTh opposed tn patent medicines, candoT ComIrlS
IA SGai" that haN" great confidence ia the virtue
nt il1mptOu'~ Vegetable TmCture. For several
months past, have used II inmy family. and u Dvs-
psp>Ia, loss of appetite dizziness and general drlil,
u with entire success. So tar as my experience ,.1
tends, therefore. | take pleasure IN recommending
II tn the afflicted a safe and efficient rcnrdy.
AIN, very respectfully, yours,
SERNOx EsKRIDGE. Chaplain of the L. :. \.
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John R1YL.E

MANUFACTURER of all kinds of French CAN
Nl DIES. is always Prepare, to supply Balls and
Parties 1T the shortest notice
ice Cream, Jellies, Blancmanges, &c.
Residence on Bridge street. between Congress and
High streets. south side. Georgetown.
Z. s. Ice Cream always prepared.
sep 2l-eo1w-
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Look for NOELL Il BOYD, Blind Nj u
kcrk and l. nh Ol lntererS.

Pennsylvania arc, south side, bet 9Th and l0h sts.
Va would inform our old customers and In" pub
~ lac generally, that W.. are prepared To iiil any
orders III cur business, with prompneSS. VIZ: We
HHnu;aciurr daily. every kind OF Inside Venetian
BLINDS. either Plain Fancy. We have also,
ntrd SHADES ot every style, White Linen
Buff Shades Fancy II. cd Blinds, &c. We
rate Lounges. Ea~y and other Chairs, CurIcd Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Ottomans, DIvanS, Sc.
carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
iii.
" Bod Blinds re painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep l3--olm
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

HR. !. s ROSE is an honorary member Of the
- Philadelphia Medical Society, and graduated
in 1870. from the University of Z. nnsylyania under
the guidance of the truly eminent Professors Phys
ick. Chapman, Gibson, Coke James and Hare names
celebrated for mcaiical science Being solicited by
thousands Of his patients to put up his Preparations
he offers to the public the results of h ex
pcI nee for the past thirty years. the following val
uable Family Medicines, each suitod to sfe-
c.fc disease:
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U The Madrid journals announce that
the appearance of the comet has excited
great alarm in that city, as it is consid-
cred "a symptom of Divine wrath, and a
presage of war, peStilence and affliction. :"
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AWFUL TRAGEDY EaSton, Md,
Gazette of Saturday last says, one Of the
most awful tragedies that ever happened
in this county, occurred at Plaindcaling,
the residence cf 7. r. Lockerman, near
Royal Oak, on Thursday might, about
10 clock, which resulted in the death of
John Lockerman, aged about Il years.
As near as we can ascertain, the following
arc the circumstances: 1t appears that
for some time past, the inhabitants of
PlaindealinG have been troubled by the
discharge of bricks and Other missiles, at
the houses and the inhabitants. On the
night stated, bricks were thrown, and
Robert Hughey, ovcrSeer, and VIM. Ii.
kercheval, gardener. were Oh the watch
with guns, accompanied 10y L. r. Locker
man. A brick was thrown, when Hughey
fired, but without effect. kercheval then
said he saw a man a short distance from
them, when Lockerman told him 10 fire
at him. He did 50 and upon arriving at
the spot, John LOckerman, a brother of
T. r. Lockerman, who, ii is said, had just
come out of the house, was found dead, a
rifle ball having pierced his head just
above the temple. kcrchcval immediate
ly started for EaSton, and upon his arrival
gave himself up, and was committed for
examination Lockerman was arrested
yesterday morning by Sheriff Clark, and
committed to Jail i'll default of bail, TOR
threatening the life of kercteval.
Thcjury Of inquest rendered the follow
ing verdict: That Mr.. John LockcIman
came to his death accidentally, by ball
or slug fired from a gun or rifle. SupI osod
to be in the hands of VIM. LII. kcrcheval.
NEGRO LABOR A NECESSITY. The Rich
mond Eaqnirer, of Thursday, contains a
letter f. ON G,n. Felix Huston, an cNtcu-
Siyc sugar planter in Louisiana, 10 Dr.
Samuel \. Cartwright, Of Now Orleans,
which adds another to the immense col
lection Of proofs that negro labor l. lndla-
pcusable III a climate Ike tllat IF Louis
lana and other SOuthcliy States.
In the recent epidemic which dcva>ta-
ted New Orlt ans, we have been informed
that few if any of the sufferers were among
the blacks and a gentleman who lived
! for several wears at Mobile, during which
| time the yellow fever twice attacked that
city, tells lis that ne nercr knc1r negro
! to die of ii. There is an aptitude, an
adaptcdness of the African to high tenn
peraturcs that is as immutable fact aS
any other natural law. The only qucs
ton TO be settled is, Can negroes exist in
large numbers on the same soil with
whites in state of freedom without vast
INJURY to both parties Is freedom the
maximum good for the African!
|
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
At E Cammacks Clothing Establishment,

NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
at Z. Cammack's Clothing Establishment,
GEORG ETUMS.
F1'HE auhscriber having just returned from the
Il North with large and elegant assortment of
Cnssimares Cloths. EeStings. &C. of tn. LATEST nat
terms notifies his oil customers and tho public gen
erally that he Is now prepared TO fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice
ALSO, well selected stock of Ready-male Cloth
ing, liaudherchefs Cravats. shirts, &c, &c, of thu
la'est styles. Call and examine for yourselves
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 26-1m f. CtNNACK
6fSs FOR SALE OR EENT-A conf .rt.
G::l able dwelling HOUSE, with side lot situated
on Eenll street. and adjoining Chris,'s Church
There is well Of good water ou the premi~es to-
sether with cistcrn for rain water both of which
is introduced into the house by means Of a lifting
and fHrciug pump. Possession can be given on the
1st of October.
For terms, &C. apply to Boyce 4 Taylor, George
to"n sep "4-eo3t*
LrOR RENT-The upper part of the House @
j roons) occupied by Arms Coneetonary
Bridge street, Georgetown. Apply on the premises.
sep 26-hiJw-
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WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH!

4 MEDICINE must haye merit, and great merit,
n 20 stand tie test nl public opinion. No aTl at
man can galvdul-c worthless article 80 II IT, Keep
II up a good medicine, ii IT he not really 50.
good medicine will live, become pupuar, and
CIteEf S sales year after year. spite Oi Opp0-Iurn.
The people readily find ont virtues, ami the tame
ot them pasSrS from mouth tr mouth with more
Pi'lny than newspapers can spread IL. 4 LIVING
WITNESS, tcstying tn the cure a medicine has made
for him. Is of far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
I'm proof of what sly apoye. we refer yOu 10
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE AMI IT.
effects. It's praise ' the mouths of multiluIc,-
The best men IN our country give their testimony TO
ns wonderful cures. Among tlI; III name Hon.
II. clay. Hon. Richard VI. Johnson. Vice President
Of the United States, with hundreds of others. Capt
Thomas CanOt-hT"lher to the celebrated p',y.IcIan
Of the Emperor OF FTancr-was cured by II OF dis
ease OF seven wears standing, after tire xiii of d
the Doctors of Europe and America had failed to
cure.
In fact, the Tlch aud III. poor, Young and old, in
every place, III the city and country, find that the
same success attends lis
CURE OF COUGHS. VERTIGO. RHEI MATISM
turt ni the venerable Doctor Duuau's son, of the
ChS "i Baltimore, man well known, and whose
testimony adds Ia the triumph of IiNPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY q, 1852.
Mes~rs. MORTIMER II MowBKAY-G Gentlemen: II
II With real pleasure that am able To attest tn the
general hcdiinE and curative powers Uf Dr. Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincturc Some time during In 4
November was taken with very bad and serious
cpugh. | was advised To take Tod Liver OIL and
did -. hut getting no better, | was induced to try
ynur TInCtuTe-I got one bottle and before had T.,
ken II all, my cough left Permit up also to state
that tor the lat fifteen wears have suffered Yer,
much from acute Rheumatism and Yer i.o confin-
Ihg me NJ times To my he'd. am fully convinced
thlt owe my present good health To the ss Of the
IihciiGre, and kind Providence.
You are, any friends, N liberty to us9 this a. YOU
may think proper, and brevc me,
hnuTS, very reoprc ttuy g. DITNiN
v B.-l can he sc"u II any time al tine Mayor,
office. G., ID
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WOOD AND COAL.

NNyE have now completed arrangements for
w cciving regular supply of WOOD IND
COIL for the and are ready To deliver flIck
nTy, Oak, and Pine tOOD Anthracite COIL, of
Inherent sues and kinds, from the most approved
hl'ht> BuumIunuS and Cumberland totl. and lay
Acns Valley, free burning COAL in sizes for stoves
and CRATES.
'n"Nu'iefS VINO intend laying up supply oI iuc
toT the Winter. will find II tn their advantage To en-
"ae' u as soon as possible, for, all probability the
advance on the present prices will soon be much
greater than many Anticipate
All coal from our yaTd will be- carefully weighed
ana 2,ai0 pounds given to the ton
w. r.. WATERS & co,
sep p9-im tpff1cr corner ot l2th and & streets,
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- DIR. VAN PATTEN.
ftSsE UE GEON DENTIST
]IILyIF Penn. avenue. between 9th and 9TH ss.,
next to Todd's Hat Store.
iy l6-rf
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CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM
Cure nt the venerable Doctor Duuau's >nn of the
Cliy I" Baltimore, a man we'll known, and whose
ts+unnny adds Ia th" triumph of liAMPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTTRE:
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nR. j. s. HosE's GOLDEN Pills for Falling of the
Womb. Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23
no aIne AmicfeIdl

A N opportunity Of having their suferings
N removed is a matter of no small moment.
Suchan opportunity is now offered IN Yazoo
City, by DR.. B. F C. Brooks, who has made
such arrangements as to be enabled to trent all
kinds of chronic diseases. He has good rooms,
and can entertain q number of invalids.-
From al extensive practice for The last six
years, he feels confident that he can give per-
manent relief to those who suffer from cancer
scrofi1la, rheumatisnl, aChite sacelling, droPsys
dyspepsia, ard all forms of female chronic DIS
eases.
DR.. Brooks respectfully refers to those In
different parts this, and other States, who
have been restored ~ him. His practice
strictly BOTANIC. ISept. Is I652-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23
Classical School.

YWyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL the citizens of Yazoo City, that he will take
charge Of The Classical School in that place on
the first Monday in January 1853
He proposes to teach all the branches of Edu-
cation usually taught in such Schools. viz: Lat
in, Greek French and Mathematics, also the
Natural Sciences.
Having had saveEal years successful experience
in teaching in the South, he feels confident sof
giving satisfaction to the patrons of the School.
And he obligates himself to make the school one
Of perrnanency and highTeputation, provided he
receives liberal patronage from the citizens of
Yazoo city and vicinity.
Tuition fees, from SO to IS.
Dec. 8, 1852-5-tf. J. A. SAMPLE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23
For Sale.

$40 ACRES LAND, situated about nine
OOO miles from Yazoo City and about seven
miles from Benton on the new Lexington. road,
in the neighborhood of Rev. j. w. Purvis-
tract under fence. and in high stateof culti-
vation, fine crop having been grown on the
place the present year. There IS also a good
mill land gin, and comfortable negro quarters
and dwelling house on the place. This is a
fine tract Of land, and good bargain will be
given to any one who wishes to purchase
For further information, refer 70 Thomas g.
Clark, Benton, and P. O'Donnell, Yazoo City.
Dece. Is. 1896 G.. SNAYZE.
"a. EWAYZE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23
Old Cheam sfOre.

"ICHON e. SARRAT would respectfully
lVA inform their friends and customers. and
the public in general, that their stock cf Fall
and Winter Goods is now complete, and con-
sists Of the following articles, which they Of
fer at reduced prices viz.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs.-Emb un-
der-sleeves, great variety embroidered mus
lin and tulle vests embroidered collars, hand
kerchiefs, skirts, caps and cuffs; embroidered
cambric handkerchiefs.
RIBRoNs.-A large stock of Ribbons OF all
kinds, from the cheapest article to the highest
price.
SILKs.-Rich black brocaded silk; striped
silks and plaid Forslards silk mantillas; joses
ard visites ; embroidered merino cloaks fine
cashmers shawls.
De DANES, ALPAccAs g. MERINos.-Muslin
de laine, plain and figured merinos ofall colors
French and alpacca's Of different colors.
VARIETY OF ARTIcLEs,--W oolen gros des
hides Berages, plain and figured Swiss mus
lin, plain, dotted and embI oidered; Irish
Linens of all descriptions; linen and cotton
sheetings gloves and hosiery of all descrip-
tlons, for ladies gentlemen and misses; misses
shoes, boots, CATERS and slippers curtain cali
CO of all colors emb'd muslins for curtains
and bars; embroidered muslin curtains; Elan
nels of all descriptions; bleached and IN
bleached domestics gent merino shirts and
drawers. spun silk and cotton shirts and
drawers; white linen and cotton shirts ready
made clothing fine cashmers for pants, coats
and vests.
PLANTATIONS GooDs.-Hsavy blankets of
all descriptions !; linseys, kerseys, satinets q
jeans; lowells hickory stripes, bed ticking,
hats caps, ,sshoes and boots, and everything
kept in house which has the pretension to be
A No. l.
We shall offer for sale in few days the
greatest variety of plain and brocaded silks
that ever ccme to this market. They come to
US direct from France to be sold at sacrifice
for cash. They are on. the way--wait for
them if you want a bargain.
Nov 10. MICHON & SARRAT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-23
DRY GOODS,
Nos. II q 13. Magazine Street,
CORNER OF Common, New oRLrANs.

E~-%-AA-%
CoRNER OF COMMON, NRw oRLEANs.
The subscribers haVo ON hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu-
rope, a complete assortment of European ans
American Dry Goods suitable for this market
and which they respectfully offer fer sale on
reasonable terms.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part
OF the following enumerated articles:
French and English Negro Blankets;
70, 4-4. Al, and Twilled Lowell Cottons
3-4, 7-8, A, and Twilled White and Brown,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PlaidLinseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans.
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and nfreen
Flannels,
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cotsonades and Denims.
for plantations.
Madras and Mock Madras Handl .chiefs,
Blue, Black and Mixed Satinets,
French Calicoes, .Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes,r Merinos, Alpacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts, Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslins.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock be ore mailing their
purchases, NORTH BROTHERS, g. co.
New Orleans, Oct. 22d. 1852-1y.