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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08

The Pope by erecentdecTee, requires
Prolpstants contracting marriage with
Romapis.s, 10 pledge themselve under
oa,h. 10 bring up their children in the
popishfailh. onthepubIication ofthis
decree in Prussia, the king at once issu-
ed declaration, that any officer who
shall comply witt,it is 10 be forthwith
dismissed lromtbe royal service. This
prompt repnlse of Papal legislation o.
Yer his subjects excited much commen-
dulion. ......-..... ....-...-,--
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
Received at the N. Y, Cheap Variety
Stnrn. s.


Black, Blue, Pink, Mode and Salmon
cnlorpd, all wool DrLaiues. Some brau.
liful Blue, Pink, Mode aud Tan coIpred
Burpgrs, also nice lot D'pBazesstiogeth.
eswilh some very pretty Barge DeI.ainfs
Ptinls. Bounets, Straw l'rinmipgs. RIB.
thus. Flowers, also Ginghanis, Back aud
Mode figured Alupaca. Spute very cheap
ijlpached and Blown Muslin, Diapers,
Cassimplrs, Black Green Brown
aid Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats asl
Groceries. A splendid article lai
cent Mug Tobacco, and some more Of the
ne Mus Ultra. Tea st shilling per qr
Come running, but don't l.ll down
CARR, SMITH Il co. !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
April 20, 1858.
F. A. DERING & co.,

F. A. DERING q CO.,
ARE now opening at their new stand:
in the room formerly occupied By Carr &
Co, as Drug Store. a new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting in part ola complete assortment
Of LADIES' Dress GoOds, Culicos, Mouslins,
aud BArages, DeI.aues. Robes, Ginghams,
Chambras, Silks, &C., &c.
Ribbons, Glnves, I.aces and Bonnets.
Mems and Boys Department.
Rpady.made Clothes, Coats, Parts and
Vests, made up and in the piece, as
cheap as they can be found in any esIab-
lishneu, in this country.
Flats, B00tS, Shoes,
Queeuswate, aud GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT IRON, NAILS, SUGAR
and MOLASSES,
In fine general stock Of Goods may be
found in our Store. We arc not in the
habit of pu[fing and blowiug-we mean
what we say, and want it understood that
we will not be undersold in any article Of
that we keep.
FLA. DERING & co.
Jus, 9 doors above the old stand.
MOrgautOwu, April %.
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BY the last Boat !

By the last Boat /!
90 Kegs pure White Lead;
. DblS. FlaxEeod Oil;
!? Fish Oili
9 Lard Oil;
2 " Sperm OH:
| =" Copal varnShi
! (" Japan Narnish;
J.! Venice TurpcHtIns;
: Spirits Turp0ntinGi
! - Ncnitian Red;
! " Spanish Whiting;
" do. Brown;
I-2 e" Red Lead;
md every thing in tho DRUG line. Those
who are building will do well to call upon us
before purchasing their Paints, Oils aud Glass
elsewhere. Nv. TOWER Il Co.
Commercial DuildiRgs, Morgnntown, Va.
Tune 4, 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
Clothing! Clothing!

WE have just received by Rice Is
Brothers. Durbin'S ms, lines, from philudel.
phia and Baltimore, tho largest stock Of ready
made Clothing for men and boys that was ever
in this market.
We have also purchased out Mcssrs. CARR,
SMITH u CO.'S ready mady clothing, and
would respectfully say to their customers,
when they are done purchasing of them their
other Goods, please call OIL US for their Ready
made Clothing.
IL" We have also in our employ Mr.. P. R.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing to order.
We are therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
70 the ladies!
We have Il nice assortment Of Goods for .au
Ladies.
Mems, Won es's and Children, Boot,
and Shoes,
Mems and Women's Hats l. Bonne.s,
QUcensware, hardware,
Groceries, Salt, &c.
Plows and Plow Points, a large stock.
Stores, Crates, Hollow.ware, g..
As we intend 10 sell as low as any one elss,
and perhaps little lower, don't forget to cali
with your cash and approved trade.
LAZlER i FLEMING.
Anil 9, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
Closing Out

OUR SUMMER STOCK!
WE have made still greater reduction in tho
prices Of our present stock of Goods, as We
are determined TO close It out to make room
for our anticipated large stock of Fall Goods.
1--WE have jus, received, by way ofaSsort:
ing up; some DRY GOODS, such ms alI.wool
Dcanes of various coors, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnet Trimmings, &c.
Also 10 sacks ofground ALUM SALT, tobo
sold low; Ladies' Calf Boots and Boys Bro
gans. Some Jowolry still on hand to give t.
way Here's the place, ut
CARR, SMITH & CO.'S.
August IS, 1853.
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All Creation Challenged! !

w L will open, in few days, our Summer
purchase Of Goods, just made, consisting Of
our usual variety, which we are prepared to Of
fer TO our customers and the public generally
on very favorable terms. We want it under
stood that
We caat5e crcclied, JcqGa7'r2 in t&e
Orally or Cleapaesa oro GoOds!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
Judge Of their beauty. We have very hand
some stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods and trim
miags, 10 which ;acir attention is cHl!ed--aIso
Bonuc;s, iiom 81 IL cents upwards, OF every
style aud pattern, and which VIC warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, PhjiadcIphia,
with very pretty styles Of Ribbons from Id
10 80 cents per yard. We can offer them
hcachcd MUslns very cheap, and superior
article; with Brown Goods equally as cI,eap.
Gentlemen will fnl some very nice goods in
their line, and will consult their interests and
shcw good taste in buying from us.
We have a lot of JEWELIlY SO cheapwc
can afford to give it away it yon wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores after Tint! FOR
further particulars enquire al tour establishment
where you will tind US at all times, very accom-
rOdating, DESTROYS 10 shew and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange for the greatest
bargains ever hciorc offered in our town, any
thing We can trade of or give away. Socome
along, stop at the right place, on cheap side,
and You will receive hearty welcome, lots of
thanks and cheap goods, and ohlige,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH S Co.
rs. T'heremaindcr nextwcek. juno II.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08

% rr- A colore,l man who undertook to
eel q living from the land which Getrl'
smith eisesaway, in northern New York,
says, "the bumbIe.bees habto 50 down
{, ier taees 70 ct at de clover
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
Hats /! Hats !!

Removal to "COmMerCial BUILDINGS"
HEsUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
rullyto inform their old friends aud Gus.
toners,that they have removed their HAT
STORE finn lhe Public Square to tlaean's
new building, TIighslreet, where they are
prepared with a large stock of
Hats, ofcvclgyariety, style and
Price,
10 ACCOMMODATE all who are halIess or
fear Of becoming so, with any kind, style
or priced HAT they may desire
0~-HATS Of any description made 10
order on the shortest nnlice.
Thankful fof PAS, patronage, we nope,
by strrct attention TO our business to re-
ceiye continuance Of the same.
ElFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, April 20, 1858.
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Reinslatel On The Old Corner, but in
The New Building,
GEO. NJ. HAGANS & CO.,

GEO. NJ. HAGANS q W,
HAVE just received from the Eastern cities.
an unusually LARGE and WELL SELECTED
stock Of desirable
SpriNs s. SWNtDser G0orfs,
which they are now opening at their old stand
on the CORNER of Nam and Walnut streets,
where they will be happy Ia see their Old
friends. and feel determined to offer Goods at
such extremely iOw prices. as to greatly IN
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We have it in our power
and shall most assurcdiy exert ourselves to eff
feet the enc great md important object of sell
ing Goods at the forrest rates in this market.
IL We arc fully satisfied that business cor.
ducted on the principle Of short credits and
snail profits, always results the more success.
fully, and is most desirable to al! parties; ard
we hereby give positive notice that this is the
Motley VIC Intend 10 pursue.
GEu. NJ. HAGANS { co.
Morgantown. April IS, 1865
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w. ". WALLACE,
French Burr MILL Stone,
.Nill E'TrNiS1tiNS,
Steam Engine establishment,
$40, 32l, 1928, Liberty Street,
Opposite Smithicld street,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.


Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Boilers
Iar Engines made to order on short notice.
Freuct Burr Mil! Stones, old and new stock.
of my own manufacture, warranted best quail
ity, always on hand at the lowest prices. Lan-
rel Hill Mill Stones always on hand. Mil
Srindles. mill lrong, mill s Regulating Screws,
Picks. Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders,
Cast Iran PrOofSiaNes, Leather Betting always
on hand.
LuIl's Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
superior article, uscd in over 800 Of the best
mills in the West They run light, clean vel!
and fast, and will last life time. Wien they
become dull the edge can lie renewed by
cracking the Burr. We annex certificate
from one of the largest Touring mills in the
West, aud Tor further particulars refer 10 our
hand bills.
PIrrsRuRGW, June &c, 1859.
W. w. Wallace, Esg.-Dcar Sir--Wc hare
now in use in our mill two OF your Burr Smut
machines; they work TO our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not Liable TO get out OF
order, and VIC consider them the beet machines
new in use. NILMAKlH NObLL'
All orders promptly attended to.
w. W. WALLACE,
Sl0 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, pa.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
sEouRG. THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge. the
wsnt Of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of
.hnuNanlI.
u view Of such consequence, wife OF mother Is
e,gv in respect to hrDrr which would spare her much
Iuerns, BE- tie mtaaI Of lpp4e!s and prosperity to her
ausband AID confer uro her children that bitSSng above
III mict--healhy bodies, with healthy minds. Th1
tnoMIelse Is contained b liItla work entitled
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08
MARRIAGE,
Happiness and Competence.


This, we behold many iemals scarce in the tneHdsn Of
llt broken ia health aud spirits with complication Of
diseases anl ailments ismiing them Of the power loF The
OF spirits and happy serenity Of mind arising om con-
dilon Of health, should be predominant.
Many Of the cdes Of her sutGeTinES At hN-psthapt
years before perhaps during SIElioOG or the int yeah
aariage--wsie in their onKia light to pass uEnosed
aud Of course neglected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

ToBACCoTh subscribers have constantly SALE
in lots TO suit purchaser CUBA HAVANA FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE and MISSOURI WRAPPERS
and FILTERS Also TOBACCO IN HoGSHEADS and BALES
lset ed for the Mexic ma and plantation
TURNER 4 RENSHAW,
IS Camp &3s TehoupitoaA street.
~ TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER et ly4rngp
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsJANA-LAw DE

n
PARTMENT.-1he tsllco
the FOURTH MONDAY Of
the FIRST MONDAY Of april.
1hose by Prof McCALtB will Admiralty and Maritime
Law International Law and the jurisdiction Courts
ted
Thoseby PROT HUNT will treat Of Commercial Law Criminal Law
and the Law Of Evidence.
wi lnestn
Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional Law. -
Those by ROSELUs will
o. Louisiana the Roman Spanish French Titles
Practice Of the Courts Of louisiana
The Degree Of BACHELOR be only
those shall have attended full
Law who shall upon worthy honor
This will enuti the Graduate the this
~ Every Student matricuEt The
fl5. The naturalization graduation will each IS.
tF Moot Courts will ALWAYS be open.
3tawi Wtdeel RANDEIL HUNT Dean
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RIVER STEAMERS.
MOBILE.
EvOR MOBILE, Ba7 sr. Lorrs -,

EIs0R MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS rG-A
AND PASS CHRISTIAN Daily D. Mai -
Ins5unmer trsn Tks sh'enif garssi
OREGON. r.. A. Hem FLORIDA. Capt.
Joh7 GRAFT Giving fr trsd
osss viii leave Raosd DAILY
arrvsi - tte Las@St 70 O'Clock ST.
Lolt daily going returning
Wednesdays
forming.
n The Letter Bag for Mobile piicsa
oncs o. tie Agsut 1 ok
nv letter. af
will be detained dayat Mobile.
W y CHris,aa szh, % son,
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
isi r. sEpDEs. AGENT, 10 BANK P1ses.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Crescent orYcE
Tuesday Morning, October Is 1853
CeTToE-There only moderate demand yester.
day and the sales limited about HOO bales Prices
however, closed firm We quote;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .....,... g aiddng Fair, .lO4@lo1z
MiddIng. Sea 81 Good Fair...... d
Good Middng.. 9ya0lo Good and Fine.. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. /, 1853. 1O572 1906
Received since. .,........ .gl762 1912
yesterday ...... 5,7o7=97469 Coo 29l2
lo80l s2877
yesterday III. l,Sis-2s2ls 900 47so
stock On hand not cleared ......78s25 1851
ToBACCO-we did not hear Of sale.
SUGAR AND Notwithstanding Of any conse-
auence was doing Sugar Gales Of Molasses $50 bbls
New Crop at q 1SG922e = gallon, mostly 22t.
FLoUR-Prices rmer with sales Of 1000 bbs including
lot of superfne st. Louis at SO 62K 400 superhne and
500 Fancy at SO TO- 40 Ordinary Extra also So rs SO
Extra Choice at 81 % and 50 Fine at So p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was quiet with sales of barely 1000 SKIS
az which 500 Yellow at zoe p bushel Oats still
higher and we noticed sales Of about 1900 sacks ST. Louis
in three lots at 60s and $50 (re-saes) at G2965$ q
bushel OF Bran lot Of $40 sacks taken at 81 o5
p 1Oob
PROV IsIoNs-Pork was quiet and sales confined to
Fs PARCELS at SIC 90 for Mess and sl3 e Dbl for Prime
OF Bacon SO disposed Of including 20 Of prime
Sides at l6, 10 OF sillers at aud IL at IKE =
b.. Lard hTm, with saOa q 70 bhls No at 10
100 at H. and 30 tiarees Prime at ll24e N OF
ern Butter 100 kegs good quality sold at liz = ID.
coFFEE-Market dull A lot Of 400 bags Rio taken
at l05Se a III.
LARD oILsaes 20 bbls at soa95s, and so Miehener's
prime winter-straned at 81 v gallon.
= GUNNY BAGs-A lot Of l50 bales sold at less than
14s.
WHIsKY-40 barrels Reetihed were taken at Sic =
gallon
FREIGHTs- Market firm at I'd for Cotton to Liver
pool, and so TO Hayre.
EXCHANGE-Demand moderate at our quotations;
Sterling 1889 5lOp x
tSAncs =; o. 1l'tDy, ~
View York sxty-day Bills it62s4 y ct. disc.
Iii hit Checks on New York. .parG0}& q ct prem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

NOTICE OF ELECTION. -Pursuant to a
writO Election bearing the day September 1885,
ard directed by his E1eeeney llEBERI Governor Ii Ae
bs6y ss an I T " , r9S:1 y 9Issgs are
MEMBERS on CONGRESS-
ONE REPRESENTATIVE from the Congressional District
s No. ar S Nov oilS9n hereto Known as
sa e "a 5 s% "a p e Parish Of Or
ONE REPRESENTATIVE from the sscoad Congressional District,
rPs.d Of tsi pari ei tue City q New orleans
fase ~ AE sF's No ostTy The ~ Of
@ s. James Ascension Assumption Laioarchs Trrs6nne Mary
Two SENATORS the composed Of Parish of Or
RFpR ssFvr4rTYEs
ONE REPRESENTATIVE the bauk Parish Of Or
TWO REPRESENTATIVE from First District Parish Of orlsans
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Second Disct, Or
SIX REPRESENTATIVES, trom Third District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REtREsENTATlvEs from Fourth District Parish
THREE EEPRIsENTA TIyEs from Fh District, pari.hof Orleans
NJ ~ " = from Sixth District, Parish Of Otlhns
TWO REPkEsENTATIvEs Seventh District,
TWO REGREsENTATLy IRON hl D,g PARISH Of Orleans,
35 o ger o Sf5 FIR bt P" . Sf 9sa
an 1%RESE ESfS ACCOUNTS
tGuR ASSESSORS o1 's Parish aad City Of Se~ oilesn.
S Ts sad @1s oT e ou1tf b 'P N, ' 5t ss5 In ,
bank a sS s Rs s 81 i r sSISs 70 s
I'VE f CLERKS 81 a." COURTS in New Orleans. viz.
'@ And K lax * R 2 New SS
One for the Fusi for the Second for the Third
the Fourth Districts another for
leans the tight bank Of The MissssippI River
sETEY JUSTICES or TINE PEIcE
qualified Electors the First representative
Districts;
the qualified Electors Of The Third Representative District;
One by the qualified Electors OF The Fh and Sixth
Dstncts;
by qualified Electors Seventh Eighth Ninth Re
preventative Districts;
BY qualified Electors Of the Tenth Representative District
Gate Lafs ystte y and
the qualified Electors OF that the
lying the right bank Of the Mississippi River.
CONSTABLE each
the Electors residing the Precincts
Peace, above explained
The Polls will be opened the day
oo in the morning until o'clock in the evening at such places
the the
and Clerks appointed by the Board Aldermen
New Orleans and the Police Jury that the Parish
right bAuk Of the Mississippi River.
Election
dersigned according to law,
sherifs Office Parish Of Orleans, this 9th October 1853.
J, p, FRERFT Sheriff.
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YS~ Please announce THos AsKEw as q can
diilu. Tor STATE TAX COLLRCroR. First psret. ~
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STAR planning MILL, corner Of Hercules


~ and alope streets keeps constantly
ment Of DRESSED FLOORING, WEATHER BOARDS
- Lumber sawed and dressed order,
aul2
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFIcF DAILY CaEscENT
Tuesday Morning, October %, 1865 J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
nal, sn..r U ind, switson, for Boston, J u Bass
bais 1naan y 4, Tsum, Tor Havana, p whitney aco
bsfs J.nre' s iial1 RON for frurlo, Master
ARRIVED.
Ship Unicorn Pollard days from Ne" York to "00dnh Seo
sppS hip Havana Packet ihogo from Yes Cruz sb inst
- IN ballast, o PUG X AvendAno.
Bari sullan--lsl district. ..., .--. 4. w.
Htih brig Telegraph, Young, from Sa IAN Just m o' "
Burgess Aco-2i district, ~. 60. cal.
scLr Mary Caroline, Nottingham from bahofe wa apes ''
Carriere-2i district 81. -,
Tovboat PRsssswent
Havana Packet NO Dark SutAhFp's
Telegraph sndsc schooner Mary Caroline.
steam oats,
George Collier, Goslee, from Memphis.
Magnolia, Thumasson, NicksburF.
Isabel, Atchisln, st Louis.
Princess, Holmes, IRON Warenton.
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ms- Ship r. B. SUMNER, Can't. d,


from Philadelphia dtargng opposite
cond District ConEgneez VIII please Of
goods the Levee, otherwise they will be
YAK Lolll q. w. H1NSON. 30 CamI n.
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nRUGs, CHEMICALS, Ero-The subscri

nRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC-The Subscri-
- Der, have ard tq5 s4s 5e fooysF
2o9s ounce. Qot sS,ss FRE Ri and AMERlcANi
90 DO A9n f AMNoSlAi dsSae}t Do 40 sa
loo SSis EPSON sAIf; IS DO eIHUBER SALT,
50 DO. flour BRiisToS is,f1 % TO- ROLL Go
DO TgRKaY GUN ia. eM?ssA' ' ID. WHITE WAX.
$ D. GS oR eaEiE f ff sG Sa.. ASsfEp
Do ENGLISH yALERIAS ROOT;
20 boxes cALdiSED MAGNEslA 10 cases CARE do
1899 SOC Pad tFEIsAN s4ES Il s EsPF Ea0'' qualities
100 do. POWDERED GANIHARlDEs
100 do. do. Blue MASS 200 DO. do,
50 40 !o 5ISs 4 oa9 Zee MORPHINE
large Of DRUGS CHEMICALS, EXTRACTS etc.
% bis IUMe ALUM 20 do. POWDERED Allyn;
80 DO. coPfERAsi iodo PowpER ia TURMERlc'
10 cases SroNGEi 80 S s. GoREs, various kinds
50 do. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARlLtA,
They would ali parcua attention to their stock Of ESSEN
Essential oil q" AnonJs sweet DO bitter Essential Oil Of Ami
,sed bsTgamo cs.may eas;, cGvee JanlPG ayend smon
f ehun verbe wintergreen, lci all guaranteed
fSye 9 a sTss pHE 81 r S Ss
D. 4, RAy Y , "a J I Mes MEDICINES
S S&i SASs ! SR9s sELEsT POWDERS,
MuRRAY's FLUID MAGNEs1A; '''D''
pLa Ps c d4i G4sF 81 eapAlpA ETC.,
THoRN,s EXTRACT OF sARSa PARILLA aad CrBEBsi
HENRY's cALcINED MAGNEsiA
b.. JoiiS BuLG Is sARsAP pa tx '''
ol Z. J. HART d CO, ~ 1choupitouas st.
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SUNDRIES-Landing ex.ships Mediator, We'll

-
~ lington, And0ver and Coumbiana-
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-l00 boxes;
PINE APPLE CHEESE-iOo bores;
BLACK TEAS-25O hslf eh.sts;
GREEN TkAS-5OO pkgs Assorted
SPlCES-90o boxes assorted;
PICKLES Al d kETCHuPS-4OO IoYes assgrteds
LEMON sYRU P-aO0 b,xss;
STRAW PAPER-luoo reans;
CuREANIs-9uc aaks new
PORT MtNE-20nr mr.. sks.
GOSHEN Butt ER-l5o Chora sese Dai,is.
SPERM CANDLES 400 bra. n W and New Bsdnrj
Enr.a al. Nv A A Il AL IIlrn
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A Wis D'ELECTIoN.-En yertu dun wri

A Wis DETECTION En- vertu dun Writ
FAGI q EB Dc nS ds L pa oasaa.
R s
aom% par Congress
dssga6 sous l. nom de Muniepa,s No Ct Mn
pse No mannaut dsente lea de Districts Nos Dsu
MISSISSIPPI PaiOisses de St BernsS
GN sfs9Pd District
dess. Dc az oaoa & qu stsit
c dss de Jsaeon s. C6srss St jean Bspste s. Jazz
Ascension Assumption, Laourche Tercbonn ct St
DEux SENATOR'S pour Dct compost parOsae dor.
REPREsEvr4Nzs.
REpRESENTANT pour Ia paroisse d'oeans
DEuA REPREsENIANIs pour lie premier District paroisse dor
TRoIs REPREsENTANTs pour second district pase d'or.
SIX REPREsENTANTs pour lie troiseme district paso dor.
TRols REPREsENTANTs pour quareme district, pasoiase
TRoIs REPREsENTANTs pour cinqusmc district psroisse
DEux REFRESHMENTS pour sHme district paroisse d'or-
DEtx REPRFsENTANTs pour septae district parossc dor
DEUx REFRESHMENTS pour huiam district parOissO
UN RErREsENTANT lie neuvlame district, paosse dor
pE6x REFRESHMENTS lie diriame drct pnroisse dor
G4s TFsoREF hEr,T I'm AnTFR nrs
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collector, de Ia Nile Orleans pour pre-
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| ''f' SEPT JUICES DE PAIN
IN les eceurs ayant uale des Ter ct ame District Rop6sen
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par les eeeteua aan uate des SINE se Districts Represen
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Rs- J. G. ,PoTNDExrEn, Superintendent d
The English Driyeryn the City Posoce candidate for LEf
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT mhs te'
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ECE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
a Retail Dealers n ICE, No. Il opposite the
eontchaan Railroad Depot lower side street
No. IA IhouptouA No. street. So evee
Commerce Tchouptouas Lyee
Ice Houses and
riot ianI Ivos
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
M LIST May, for sale by j. P. WHITNEY Co. Camp mhQs
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IMPORTS

bark Susan bales cotton, 1000 bbs lard
i, Ne wheat vs. bda and $50 hides, 80 rolls leather.
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GREAT BARGAINS. S. PHILLIPS. Of
W CHEAP STORE NOT0RIETY, N street.
Horse Station First District street
street, Fourth District being
large and we'll assorted sock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention Of the Ladies particularly
FLouNCED BARRGES comprising hundred oke atsst
style and colors, varying from te o gao,
cents per yard and upwards.
$4,000 (h thouaand) PRINTS being
celors.
yard -
10 pieces auperine SILK DAMAsKS, for curtains
100 extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
~ pees BLACK SILK dresses
90 hIoeSded SILK DRESSES AlO6
FINE GOODS too nunerousto mention in advertisement.
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Jusi received lirecl France
Ia
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4 NARD.-The Subscriber begs to intimate that
~ be wll resume basine,s SHIP AGENT aud
NIX on the IAN HIS sTtnv Wit
business BUYING seag ana shipping for the i've yta
sde huteeu guarantee that all business
performed with pppeaAly dispatch. ARTHUR c. WATT.
IT keierA TO O A. Pihed Esq L. AlAudon, Es r. H.
| and Thos Anderson.
New Orleans October 10, ls52.