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IMPORTANT PUBLICATION.

THE Proprietor Of the NRw ORLEANS TErE nELra,
ONCE, 1913 81. Charles st., opposite the st. Charles
Theatre, has Just issued. in pnfnphics form,
LIST or INTEtMENTS M
in al the Cemeteries Of New Orleans. From the lat
Of May to the first Of November, 1853, together
with names and ages Of deceased, places Of natvi-
~, causes Of DEATH date Of interment, and nano
Of cemetery IN whic!, INFERRED alphabetically ar
ranged. To which IL added
A REVIEW or THE YELLOW FLYER, fTp CAUSES
and an interesting and usefl abstract Of aortuary
Statistics. s1y-PRtcE FfyTY cEyTs pm Corr. .kyA
THg work. by the single copy, or IN quantities
promptly forwarded 10 AIRY part of the United
States on payment being made In advance, in post
Office stamps, or In the current funds of any State
in the Union. PARTIES at distance DESTROYS NJ
procuring copies of the work, and persona wishing
to forward II 70 their friends correspondents in
this and other States wilfp'ease send their ORDERS
to the publication Office Of the Trre Delta 49, st.
Charles street. N. o. rs early ar possible. fdcl3-iw.
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Mr.. Hackett, the celebrated COM
edian, is playing at Louisville. Coun-
tess de Berg is also at Louisville civ.
ing concerts.
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ff-rThe Thibodeaux Miderva says
that Mr.. Charles Amitage is a candl-
date for Representative in the Leg
islature, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Thibodeaux.
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SALE
OF UNCLAIMED ARTICLES ON
The Wharf Reat.

TUE FOLLOWING articles remaining on the
Wharf Boat, ~ Baton Rouge La, mot claim.
ed In thirty days, from this date, will be sold at
Public Auction TO pay the Storage:
Chests with contents marked Madam Adelr.
3 Saddle Bags do. No Mark
Cooper's Truss Hoops, do
Trunk with contents marked Alex. Sutherland ,
Caddo Parish La
Box new Books mari ed G. n. Jones.
] marks defaced
] old mark,
Cloth Package, marked Madame Emile White
D Trunks with contents, no mark.
Trunk mark dafaced
Carpenters vice, no mark.
WI. MARKHAM
Baton Rouge, Dec 10th 1853
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Mem a 6rertise m { INST.
Auction sales,

AUCuNOM SSHICSe
HTILL be sold on the pre- misses Of A.
w TgRRIor, IN Third street, near the
Market, on Saturday the 3st December,
1883 an extensive lot Of household and
kitchen fiirnatne. The sails will be made
wi thout reserve. Terms--cAsn.
II. V. BABIN, Anctioncer.
dec. Olaf OF.
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95~A cotemrorary asks the cues.
ton, is Gen. Twiggs the inventor Of
the justly celebrated hair dye, which
bears his name ~ We are unable to
answer the question.
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/Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company-At an election Of
directors for the ensuing year, held on
Monday last the 10Th inst, the fol-
loving persons we're selected. W. T.
Tunnard, II. r. Waddill, f. Lanoue,
D. D. Avery, A. M. Damn, s. +.
Blanchard, and a. s. Heron.
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Ggs"The necessity of another "stan-
dard" law book is becoming daily more
obvious. The other day Mr.. Chas
Huston brought an action of damages
against the city of New Yorl, for hav-
ing broken his leg by falling into a
a hole in the street. The damages
are laid at $4,000. There is now Il
fair field open for some man to go
down to rosterlty in company with
Puilendori. Dumat, Gritty, and Black
stone by writing a law book on dam
ages" The principal is pretty well
established that If n nan breaks lis
leg or his neck, somebody is response
bic for it, and should be made to pay.
A book on life damages-vindictive
and otherwise, is very much needed.
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Western Produce

OK Barrels choice Potatoes; 10 barrels
~ Deans extra Whiskey; 90 bags fine
large Onions GO barrels best extra s. l..
Flour Just received and for sale by
dec.20-ti. JOSHUA BEAL.
NOR SALE-TO ARRIyE!--.00 bags
l. white Corn 100 bags Bran; 100 bags
Oats dec-2O-lt JOSHUA BEAL.
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GA fire is reported to have &C.
cured in Shreveport on Friday night
last, by which the warehouse Of
'Ies'rs. Oylesby T. Griswold was con-
snmed, with about eight thousand
bales Of cotton.
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HAWNEY HO7TSE.

I>HlS well known establishment has
l. been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited and is now open for the accommo-
datlor Of Boardes and travellers
nov. 90 WV. MARKHAM pyo,,'f
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s. OUSGY,T.
~ OU$SEB,
F A S II ION ABLE TAIL

j AS just received full stock Of fine goods
Ill for gentlemen's wear His stock has
been selected with care, and contains the
most fashionable goods for fall and winter
garments. AS an experienced cutter Mr.
OusET has not superior in this city. nova
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-22

Gs- ,3os bales of cotton were
received at the levce in New Orleans
on Monday last the 10Th inst.
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More Light for Mankind

REsT LIME FOR SUGAR PLAHTERs.-
200 bbls. st. Genevieve and Cape
Lime. Also, expect soon, $50 barrels LOU,
isviie Cement Gro NJ. Hsroxas
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NJ. - 0,usiw =, N. Ovsesee
rH b. nc(3lNNe8, snrssssv y Ssas csN.
III. Aevine pe1ehased W. entire stock d
1910 ~ sIssissssy, bs'oaeine t. ~ 'ass
~ nslt ~ viii eenssnse the b.'ok ard 49,
sis,'sev bsuIesss Il she Old ass"d, - Cssvtes
sas,st. and would beg to soIwit = can fFo~s the
"a esssom~rS of the lloas~, and all Others
wi.hine book. and st..iones, for their own USE.
~ 10 sell again.
His s.sa.sm~ps Of school bocaa, theological
ara miscellaneous books. blank books. paper
and stationery, avery complete: lie ~tik~.P
constantly on hand all the A!'sa''cn' Of 'he
su~thodiss book concern, which will be sold at
cAtsIogtA prizes.
.Dossk biadinx Of every description executed
~ n~atn~ss and d-ra'ch, NJ the lowest prices
blank books N al descriptions, manufactured
10 order nj the shortest notice.
Ord~rs for anything in hi. lire OF business
will be promptly executed. and at the -s'ne
prize. - IL the buyrrA, themselves, we're pres.
cut
I'D. McGIN>ls. SO GrariSvH.
Nee Orleans. Jan. :. 1853. ~
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They have nov in sso'e, ~ pairs Of wheels
with IRON axlss and shafts Of } to 5 inches,
and 20 pairs of , TO S inches.
ALso-NIX WAGONS, complete, with
iron Mleirces, pr e oiAo each, Two pairs Of
Timber Wheels. with screws. ~ feet high,
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work, and deliver them on plantation, at man.
ufactarers prices.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE, for plantation u-e, viz: Chains,
wrought and cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades, long handle shows and spades, hoes
Of all Kind, cane knives, hook and plate hinges,
grind-tone-, common and scotch collars, Manil-
Ia and tavcd R"p., cros-.cu'. pit and mill
saws, files of all kin Is, iron blocks, with
inch shcave-, a large assor,m.n, of English and
American bar IRON, iron eSles, with boxes,
sperm. whsle and lin>ced oils. spirits Of Tur-
pen,in-, putty. window glass, and paints Of al,
kinds. HOGAN r. TVkEAUD,
corner Custonl-hous~ and l~,ee.
Jan. ~, 1854. y3n29ly
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CLOTA5Nf5 ar RE fAiL.
A LrRED AUhkOE 4 CO.'S O"s FTs.
"A Stare, Ne ~ Magazine street, Garner -
W. .ov,d imlssu oar friends, and ths pub
lie In general, that our present si"eE o' ..
CiosAisx, Fsrsishing Goods &C..
il un~qusilcd IN s,tent and beauty by ma! o.
sny other establishment in the United o'A'ss.
To be convinced of this statement " ~ cNy
p.vs.-sry 10 cali aud examine. Oar immense
.,l~. .rs Brought abou, by the simple Fact
being known, that the prices We place upon
voods !. uniformly low, and the quality OF
"a. n article is guaranteed What II :. represent
ed TO be. Perfec, satisfaction Is what We AIM
at in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing j. manufactured at our e.
tsblishmcn,, No. AL Broadway, New lork'
under the immediate -upcrin'"ndenee on one
of our firm, who spares no pa'ns IN securing
IN. most d-.ivsblc styles Of goods u !" WIN
the fullest eou6d.ntc Of being able 10 give
satisfaction, that We invite all who may be ~
want Of articles IN our line to call ana eAa''-
I me our assortment.
| The following Is only partial ils' "' anu
cles:
Froek and Dress Coafs.--Fr. and Eng black
cloth dsc.. and frcck coats; 90 DO blue brown
mulberry. and green cloth irocks' DO q" p'aes
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth Polka-. ~. and Eng black and fancy
colocd cloth walking Goals. 'iimalaya iuf,
f,-.w .tylc.) sac; French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera saes, do black ana fancy
colorcd do. skin Union sacks, do extra super
fine drab and fancy colorcd walking coats
,,d,inp,on, prny, mixed, and silver gray -acs
s,d polka. French black, blue, brown. and
olive beaver sac and iroch coats; do blue
brown, and ~ilver-gsay, Whitney sac eoa'- /;
DO, Labrador (var,ous rolors) 10 turn, sac
coats; do ~. criine drah cloth and beaver
walking coats; " and Eng bidek .uPer''ns
cloth sack and walking coats, do blue, brown,
and drab pilot cloth .acs.
Blanket coass.-rrrnch -up~r6nr blue br'n,
Ard gray -ae- and palei"iS d" d" extra tong
sscs and frcck-: Fr. second quality third
uuali,y, fancy eoiored sac. and paleioi..
| Tered coais-fr Eng and Am.r'n tweed
,ac.. ftocks and pa!etots, do do bouieyards
do do poka-.
CLoAxs.-l Blue and black cloth cleaks, every
quality: black and blue pilot cloth cloaks.
A variety Of Veas OF every quality and pat
tern; also every variety and quality OF Fania-
!oons
(.,atiemea's Furnishing GooIs-tinen and
cotton shirts, all qualities; check aud cotton
hrkory and night shirts, all qualities; al
wool aud super ribbed shirts; gauze, me-
cotton. Isle thread, and flannel shi''
Of every quality.
Boys and Childreps ,iHa o.
Consisting Of fro.k- poiFl- '' '.r'
overcosis, pan,ai1ous, feh'', $3.50 '.''s %
every Qualify
Aisa every safc,y 1i s. suspender'
oi yarnus b'nas, craFats and hankcrchefs o
c,-ry qualify,
Al.1 ranks. vali,es, umbrellas.
ludr. .aober goods Of every description.
~ One Price for Goods, and no detla''on
In visiting the city, do moi fail 10 call on
ALFRED MuNKOE 4 co.
v2ar.l 81 Magazine street
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,7CAMP STREE NEW ORLEANS
lNlls>A. Glass and Earhenwar-' Silver
y Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Sc; Plated Gas
tors, candle,,ick.. Walters, Cnke-Baskci-,
Spoons, Forks, SC. Britannia Tca>~,s'
Pitchers. urn-, Cup, &c. Tin Ware: a gen.
,ra n.,or,m.nl. Wmd- War: Tubs, Buckets,
Browns, Baskets, Sc. brushes: Floor, Dust
my. scrubs, Whi,rwa-h, &c. Castings: Pots,
Trakel,l--, Grjdle-, &c. .jnianpe'y: Wait.
er., Buckets. Boxes. cutlery: knnrs and
Forks. Of all descriptions aud qualities. Brass
l.l i,m l'cnd-rs, Aa,iircn-. Sbo,eis and
ruu. iar,@: Wescry description. Cook
%. smH he celebrated Republic Stove.
ns.o.t. very article required /" furnish "a
mouse, except cabinet furniture and dry goods)
being III. most extensive assortment IN any one
store in the ri,y.
" Good. for the country packed with extra
care,
Jan. 10, 1859.
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THs business will be carried on At ~
old stand by the undersigned. and 49,
tina, nimble penny is better than ssss
ling, we've cut our prices down 10 ssA!!
motto, and ave determined TO scll gc'5s ~
profits, more for rash. and to yswer bwy'n
the railroad comes TO town. In The neea
We would suggest, prompt payments ~
scorss, to enable us To carry eat orr beasse
intent towards our customers.
WARD Il ViVOMs
Jan. 2, 1853. v4MS1-ea
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eAo REWARD.

a. Runaway from the suhAsse
living ~ miles southeast Of 49,
q Texas, on the vi, Of july last.
- man by The name Of AZARlAA.
ought said negro two yysrs ago u = !
Nsv"n Esq, Of Mar,hslI, and h- bfos9a
from Mobile. Ala. IT. il about r. ~
age Of black complexion; six fret h'ybt
will weigh about l65 or TO ll,~. hsr -
h'- rar. and wearsr rings in them a ''sss7
P~rf"-mes tolesably wsll on ,l~ ,ielis.
will give the above reward IT eto - !
negro. u delivered 10 ms, or PLACED IL -
that ", him.
Il. q. GA1LING
Glad, Spring r. a., Hsrrison CO. ~
Jan. 10. 1859. ~
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n CNNF NTKFFT. 10
SfsiSr's Koe. under he CRY iioiei)
m iLERS in boots, shoes. hats, trunks. 80.
-, Ac. Person. Visiting the city would
20 drop IN at this house. The stock
b I'D il large. and the quality, sly lr, and
ri- Il the articles IN their line. II j. believed,
li we satisfaction. the la, department Is
the charge of Mr. Haskell, for many
l,s gagged in the hat business, nj No. 10,
Pool fes street.
Boots Aud shoes made TO order In the
.s amer AID al the shortest n"''ee.
lIr n, 1893. hs7y
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NAlVS MUSIC SJUHE. :,
~. s s,d = Comp a., 3 door' (re" Cs"s''
~ fkviraaa

s..d : Camp It,, 3 doors (re~ Csss',
Nev Ovisass.
Tar undersigned desires re-
pcc,iu''y to inf"tn !'s P %i. W.,
WV they can always hnd Al h's 49,:
Noss, . choice and large Asso"me"' "
Fsr,s., 81 very reasonable PT'css' A"a 0" ''@e'''
modsting terms. v.d. h, the
old and celebrated manufacturers, ; s',"r.i
T. Co, Of Boston, OF nch tone anu ''"''"s"
beautifully in ,oarwood, black walnut, ana ma.
hog,py. xuh iron francs, made in the mos'
.ah.,an,,,l and workmxnllke manner ",so
The Justly celebrated .f:oi'an Piano Ie'sss'
v.h,.h TO, sweetness Of tone, have no' oee"
.auall.d. 4. They are peculiarly sni'cd 70 .'c
,.oun,ry AS the A.oi,an does not require tuning
for years. ,c ra....
The New improvement in Piano o'.es
IN. naten, Vibrating Orsrbrtdgs. IL also 'o'
,ale at the same establishment This improve
neu, gives peculiar hrmness and bF,i'sccy 70
~. t,,.hlr. add. TO the durability and strength
of IN, Piano. and renders i, eaPabesoi rrma'"-
: inc much longer in tune than thosein Ordinary
use. . tl..l
c..,J p,a,o. ard pianinos made in Paris. For
noucr and sweetness Of tone, they s'ahu pre-
eminent n-u
Tb, Dole, Compound Aaaehmenf'J, Prlley
| 4 Go. Paris Pianos. and Instruments ron AL
tn, best manufacturers. constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms
| Nscond Hand Pianos for sale, from 900 10
aaoo each and taken in part pay men' 'of ne"
Pianos
prulsct
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0wslltas 0esss and CAsfs. OF every ss.f
tSou. Ss", :, 1901 ssy
The feiIewinR IL assshes instance o. ~ A.
ton,.hinr rurrs. which, t'amu~l kcy n"tds, CAn-
Ger D.,cior. "a elsct'ng. u thcns whs are 81.
nw,~d with thi. dreadful di~esse ("s any that
are enumerated abov~.) will call upon HIM, he
will satisfy them from the testimony u pr.
.sns Of III. first responsibility, with whom The,
can COM ~r.e, tina, he can ard does do. all that
h. ymou,,-~s lie ha. cured several easss inst
have b~~n given up by the most eminent Prae.
ti,loncr. in The country. mud IN short period
Of time. His treatment Is mid and gentle.
No one should continue to suffer whtn relief
is 40 close at bano.
NV ORLEANS, December ~, 1882
Dear Sir A.: Pesmi, me Ia s~Yre.. TO You my
warm thanks for the gress b~heh' received
from your treatment, and to say 10 you 'hat
am now entirely well. And, "a II - case,
which -hould add 10 your growing reputation
| think Il but just that The Facts should De con-
mnncnlod TO thu public You are. therefore, al
| liberty 10 make any ns. Of this Certificate you
NAV desire, and, II person.. visiting the city,
who ar afflicted az was. should wish TO IN
auf. further into the matter, am prcpa,ed to
.a,i-f, them of the truth 1t my statement.
1 had Larry. cances on fhe calf "f my leg,
and VA. under the treatment Of tn. f,f. Ian" d
DR.. Gilbert Tor eight months. when he pro.
nounc,d inc cured During TIL. time. suffered
a great deal trom his treatment, ana P'id MN
a considerable -um If money For ei.htecn
months after Dr. Gilberi gave me- up n~ cured
II kept n bsndsge on NV Iegnr he directed. when
the cancer broke out worse than ever ]" my
distress applied to you, and aW happy I" .ay
tina, you have effected y cure In short F~rod
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31..Stlk nmA straw Goods.-31.

~ YALE in, & co, ~ Magazine street,
\ 4. New Orleans, Whniewie D,assrs IN I'M
ported Mapis and Fancy Sins and Siram Goods,
i.oee,. Embro,ieries. Chores, Mantiiios, Fr'nges,
Brands. Buttons, Gimps, trimmings u aakinds,
Bonnsis. Nram Hats, Ribbons, Artificial
Florers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods NJ all Kinds. A full and complete
as-ortmeu, of every thing in their line II the
very ia,es, fashion. constantly on hand Count.
~ Merchant. Visiting this City are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE, JR., 4 co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Gravier.
Jan. 10, 1888.
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Carriage NM ktssg. RepatslnG, q
oD1nC h saaa d htO4:
April 3. 1889
DtnsO1ultUN.

I>IIE copartner-hip heretofore existing -
/ the firm If Ward, Wil-on, 4 tn, b
day dissolved by limitation. W H. D. w.
and q. W. VN,en, ha.ing purcha' I'd shs =
interest Of J. II. Wilson, IN said 6sn
persons indebted to the same viii pvsM
and settle with the remaining m~mben I
concern.
". X. D. WARE
J. u. WILSON, 4
q. W. VIVlON. i
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W, RAWLiNN. n. DUNCAN
lJAWiLNS, DUNCAN 4 Co, Couon Fac
IL tors and Commission Merchants. No. 50
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. NJ
KErER To--Jamr. Y. Collier, Colonel &. II.
Cooper, W. y. Sanders, J. r. Kos~borough.
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county: DIR. John
W. Massie, J. }. Holloway Kusk county; N.
TrAwick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Tagging, Rope, and Plan.
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, Il KEY.
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SICKLES l. co, Drugg'Hs and Apo,heca.
- rics, Nos. 81 and No Canal street, New
Orleans. Importer. Of and Wholesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines, pertumcry, surgical instr"
mcnls, Sc.
Ship, steamboat. plantation. and family med.
c'nes put up with particular care, and guara's-
seed ires., and genuine.
Jan. 4, 1853. n27-OM
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ARCADE llOTEL,

Mss ,;ss st.. bssxsss Matches and G,srisy It,, w. o.
r. =. Mt.kkE, PaOssiHvoa.
vTNHiS hotel has been en.ire.y renovated and
/ rekis~d, and In point Of comfort, elegance.
and convenience, il inferior TO no hotel in the
Lri.v. An The Texas and Red river papers are
kept on file II this house.
This hotel hrs this convenience 10 persons
Visiting the city. meals ssn b. obtained At near
y al hours.
I've. %. 1854 n96-ly.
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=. =. OALLAG q z \

ENERAL mhoiesale and retail Grocer
" Recurring and Fornarding Merchant
Commerce street. opposite steamboat landing.
Shreveport. La, will give strict attention to a'l
business entrusted TO his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stock Of plantation and family groceries, which
are offered cheap for eash--among which are
sugars, teas, fish, pork, lard oils. coi'rc-, choco'
late, spices, beef butter, fruits, candles, salt
p,ckles. bacon cheese, syvnp-, mo'as-rs soaps
a.n- D.uD- r.nn- h.rlMAfr. lnlnl--- l-nlI :,
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O0UGs. PAIN r., sc.

TIME subscriber has on hand, and continual.
L " receiving a large s.oek OF fr.-h Drugs,
Medicines, Oh. mieAIs. paints, oils. glass, etc, etc
among which are the following ar,ielr-;
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Strangers arc invited TO give me a call and
examine for themselves.
a.. Order. for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to-
Nav |, 1852. a.
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ROAR DING,

- MRS. SIMS, late of the Marshall
Hotel, would respectfully inform her
M friends and the public that she has
opened a Pr,,ats boarding House, in tn. house
formerly occupied by Mrs, Burnside a. n school
house. She will endeayor to keep a good
hcus., and will use her hes, cxer,ion- to please
those who may ratronzc her She hopes to
receive u reasonable share, at least, Of the pub
lie patronage.
Ju, - iA53
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- - esAaia Uslsss.ssv Xssasias.j
op010O.
~ = ssaias edag b esesss!
WA ~ eusshiss ~ 'ses sho~ss;
Dsovsa b Haes~g w'sh ths singing
n ~ tisds u bsats I'D bower;
ltpas - Aihas, Isavs- ass swelling.
ns~sss - ArA ~ blce's on tree;
o. ~ sastA, ~ III, and sessn.
Nassss hslds M jsbiIss.
~ sisss sssalssg so~ss feeling
Or ~ hssss 's"ds''y;
0wsssly pssdss. a. ! wander,
~ ~ ss-inss ass 4 thee.
0pssse = eenirg--psins IA coming!
Win hss mornings fresh and light;
via her Moons Of cheVurrsd glory,
sty Of blue and clouds Of white.
Calls cry nigh'falls. when the Ign falls
psen The ssss-brspsnslsd sky.
WhiIs The spirndor pale and tender.
~ the vosne Moon e'eams on high.
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Plane FOroes &C.

THE subscriber keeps constantly
ii. for sale the lnrgest stock Of Pianos
" in III" city, principally from CHck.
fI.a md NuxS's aud tLAna. Those nre un-
aably the hes, manufacturers IN the U.
~ an MAR.
s,lneT pf t.o.N. Ar-.I 'eon., etc.
late ana l,..usl.l mus.s with pre-.
HENRY PARSONS,
~ Camp street, Ner Oriean4.
~ q, 1853 nelly
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I e. CARTER, Commissios snd Fvrsvd-
! - ~ AsruAsni, end WAsissshs ssd Rsisi
braier II Grsre-tes, i'rosisioss, Liq.tvs, Hay
Corn, oats. Dsggi~g. Rots. IL 4r. L c
Hart srlee Warehouse. corner Of Commerce
ard Miiam sirseta, Shreveport, Ia.
7f' labesAl adrancss made On consignmenta
Of Cotton aei i'rvhandiss. Every dS.crip-
,ien 81 Good recs we'd o. storage on moderate
tvrms nS-y.
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lA...s >. NLhLhCk NO ~
Residence ten miles west VI As1
Harrison county, Texas.
June ~. 1881
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La yoss mind, II you love me, discern,
70 win, ysa n'u.s WOO ms with truth
~ uesld sasAss--sns,~ad u these lower
u which yos arr ever Nv rife
tn yes psoni.~d 10 love me all hours,
4 ~ my - each other had life
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.a.,x r. pENiSG.
* MORGAN 4 co, General t!r"er'
~. dealers in western produce, aud COM
mission merchants. No. 20 Tchoup''ou'a'
street, New Orleans.
,.n ,sba n7y2
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1jssss ~ 0n,atss satIs.
VI Win yoa noe--jcn 'll t0N
~ % Only f.pHrg re,
4AFi,A ".ase.s iiss ihe r.-a fpe glow.
\ nd yllnce. morr hfgl' iun 'fr star '
MI q rae inI uy Na.sl - iIf aaA
h.4ls5 rratrt mAf e. U.p .n- 'lnei
n0f ~ noi llte au angel pa "a;
Nor am lhe iel.i Va dtgiss'
s}o be on wiz SOW nos--do M 80
You 'Sssielaains ra ,ge na'l tavul
Ny siop a b. h.ani. n aaJ l'r.
bai u Noi boo Ih. Ig.sf Hs,af Na'
Bai Nss esrf .n' arihpd ve sr--.
Since A0.H 1ol lt' ...a--
Thai Dosous welg sure 60 Boz er.w,
Al pee. wsse, Of cour-e. A.e nee se Ri
t'ae he of wish VOC not "a 500 laafr
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na1;GpNG AND NOPE.

A LARGE lot, Just received, which will be
n sold very low, OF furnished to farmers
shipping their cotton to the house Of Cherry
PIERCE l. TAYLOR.
Marshall, October ~, 1851.
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TIN WARt. I
T n. vANiNHlK. sssssfarsurss
Os Ce2psv, ssd Skest ltss, ksrts g
On hsnd romplets ssssstnsat = =
whirh h. will I'll u Skwvspest Psise
k'b v orb drNs iK . ssps1ss nese
short no,irs. OstltssiAg dsss q -
M cheap
ian. Is. lass