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Removal.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform his
! friends and the public in general that he has
removed his store from No. SO Canal street (foT-
merly No 13) to Ho.11s on the same street, be-
tween Royal and Bourbon, tTouros Buildings)
and that he will always have on hand Il large
and well selected stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY G OODiS 4Js
which he will sell at the very iotcest prices.
Akso-All kinds Of Plantation Goods and
Negro CLothing always on hand.
p. A. HEBRARD,
No. 11S Canal street tFouro's Buildings)
between Royal and Bourbon streets,
5-n NEW ORLEANS.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
New Fall Goods,

TUST RECEIVED-By the Eliza Jane and
u Nancy Plaisted, a new, large and complete
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
have selected with great care in New York, Bos-
ton, and Philadelphia, consisting Of plantation
supplies of every description, fancy and staple
dry goods, ladies' fine dress goods, clothing, cut
lery and hardware of all kinds, saddles and sad
dlery, crockery ware wall paper, hats and caps,
house furnishing goods OF all kinds-in short a
most complete assortment of every article kept
in country store, and we'll adapted to the trade,
all of which will be sold at moderate prices,
hoping thereby to give satisfaction to my Gus
toners and receive their liberal patronage rs
heretofore bestowed. ROBERT HARE.
franklin Oct s. 1853
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Carriage Manufactory & Repairing.

The subscriber has removed hlS
~7g.o Shop to the new building on Main
90 street, nearly opposite the saw mill Of
Capt. Gates. where he will at all times be pre-
pared TO execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrusted to him. Ai#
His stock Of materials is complete and well
selected, and he has in his employ workmen Of
experience in the several branches OF the busi-
ness. ~ SITS. H&A4
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him by the citizens OF ST Mary, the
subscriber hopes, by dilgeht attention TO his
business, good workmanship and very moderate
charges. to merit its continuance.
THOMAS MARTIN
Franklin, July 10, 1853 et3 f..
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New Goods! New GO0ds!!

TTNHE subscribers have just received per brig
l. Eliza Jane, and are now opening, an exten-
sive and well-assorted stock OF very superior
Goods, consisting OF Plantation md Domestic
Dry Goods, CIothimg, Boots 4 Shoes, Hats !
Caps, Hardtcare, Tfnnare Paints, OILS, Sc
The stock has been selected with care and adap-
tation to the trade, and will be offered at as rea-
sonable rates they can be purchased for else
where CARY 81 GARRETT.
CentreviIle Sent Is 1853
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Splendid New Goods.

Al MAYER respectfully announces that he
We is now opening superb stock of DRY
GOODS, selected by himself from the northern
markets during the past summer. An exami-
nation viii convince the public that in quality
and variety they are inferior to none in the mar
ket, and that they are offered at prices that
cannot fail to give satisfaction. Ladies are re-
quested to give him an early call, and make their
selections in season. il
Franklin Oct 81 1853
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Fer Sale.

IN A comfortable Dwelling House and
fTa9m Lot in the town of Franklin, fronting
,E.az4 on the West side OF First Street, with
all the necessary out-houses attached. Also.
one vacant Lot, fronting on the eas: side of Sc
cond Street, an eligible building lot; will be sold
on reasonable terms for cash or on time, for fur
orto ]. " Dartigues at his plantation miles
above Franklin. ASA f H aV aal
franklin, June 9, 1S53.--tf. LIZ, -....I-ao.
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Youths and .ChiIdren's Clothing.

WE have just received superior and suit
w able assortment of Y Youths aud Children S
Clothing, consisting OF Goats, Sacks, Pants,
Vests, Nc. The assortment is good, and we
would call the attention OF parents to it, and ask
them to call and see us.
CARY & GARRETT
Centreville. Sept. .. 1853.
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For Sale.

ii The subscriber offers for sale on rea-
EsE5m sonable terms, the House and Lot now
lsaAsMsoccupied by him on Third street. The
lot is so by 300 feet, and has upon 1t comfort
able one story house and out buildings attached
embracing every convenience for small family.
There is also Carhenter's Shop on the lot
which win be sold along with the other buildings
or by itself to suit the convenience of purchasers
Terms made known on application to
LUCfUS SUTLIFFE.
Franklin, June 16, 1883. 23-tf.
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An Heiress for a Sirpenee.-A beauii-
ful young heiress had become so dis
gusted with the soft-pated, pomatum-
haired, mustache-lipped, strongly per
fumed suitors for her hand, that she
shut herself from the fashionable
world, turned all her property into
money, deposited it all in banks, dom
ned . cheap wardrobe, put ON a mask,
and went pedestrian like through the
city in which she had hitherto moved
with so much display and magnifcence.
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Notice.

EDWARD JOSEPH HIGGINS, respect
Il fully informs his friends and tbs public, that
he has opened his English Academy for males
and females, where all intfus.ed 10 his care, shall
be instructed in business manner. f
Terms, per moath. ........... a 90
Corner Of NJ ain and Jackson streets. -En25.tf
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale,

IL A valuable Lot of Ground,
ssA ssg5m ssa situated about a quarter of a
ss EzaAM e mile above the limits of the
corporation of Franklin, fronting on the public
road, and running back to the Bayou Teche.-
Said lot contains 5 44-100 arpents; has on it a
comfortable dwelling, with dining room, kitchen
and other out-houses, and is we'll fenced. All
the improvements have been made during the
present year, For further particulars apply on
the premises, to the undersigned
SIT ALBERT HEATON.
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at@#% g5a5F -- s. s=Ez-.F= =ra- .E-si
THIS Essence is warranted to possess, in a
J. concentrated form, all the valuable proper
ties Of Jamaica Ginger, and will be found on
trial an excellent family medicine. 1t is particu-
larly recommended as a tonic to persons recover
ing from fever or other diseases, a few drops i'm
parting to the stomach glow and vigor equal to
wine,glassful of brandy or other stimuant,
without any of the debihtating effects which are
sure to follow the use of liquor OF any kind and
it is therefore especially serviceabie to children
and females. To the aged it will prove great
comfort; to the dyspeptic. and to those who are
predisposed to goat or rheumatic affections, it
gives great relief; and to the inebriate who de-
sires to reform, but whose stomach is constantly
craving the noxous liquor, it Is invaluable, giving
tone to the. digestive organs and streHgth to re-
sisttemptation, and is consequently great agent
in the cause of temperance.
Dose-For grown person, one tea-spoonfnl;
for child ten or twelve years old, half q tea
spoonful; and for child from two to five years
old, from fifteen to twenty drops-to be given in
sugar and water.
70 For sale in Franklin by DR.. C. RABE.
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New Goods just Received.

. L. RANDLETT is now opening a gene
ACs raj assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Groceries
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware, Paints and
Oils, Tobacco and Cigars, &c, all of which are
offered at reasonable prices and on fair terms.
Franklin, Sept. %, 1853. s-.
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Changement de DemiciIe.

T E Soussigne Floaneur d'annoncer a ses
Ia amis ct au public en- general, qn'iI trans
porte son magasn du No 60 Rue du Canal IAN
Glen No. 13) au No. 11S de la meme rue. entire
Royale ct Bourbon, dams les Batisses Tour0-
Dams ce nouveau local il tiendra constituent nm
assortment des plus varies dartees de fantasies
ct de rnenages, en- gros ct en- details. aux prix les
plus moderes.
Ausss-Toutes les EtofTes ct CONNECTIONS po..1
habitations p A. HEBRARD,
No. 1is Rue du Canal, entra RoyaIe ct Bourbon,
dams les Batisses Touro, Nougele ORLEANS
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Store at .Ieanneretts.

TTJHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
j lie that he has purchased of Messrs. Hare
6 Birdsall the Jeannerett store, and that be has
filed it with carefully selected assortment OF
GOODS for this market; consisting OF Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats u Caps,
Hardware Cookery Saddlery, Groceries, Pro-
visions. Oils, etc., and other articles too nuIner-
Gus to mention, but comprising in his stock
everything usually found in a country store all
of which, will be sold on reasonable terms
&C JOHN BARNARD. 3.
Jeanneretts, Sept %, 1852. If
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New Coed S..

0An PACKAGES of assorted Merchan-
%FO disc, comprising general stock Of
Plantation and other goods, just received per
schooner Castilian, and will be sold at low prices
and on the usual terms of the country, by
RI. M. WALKER.
Franklin. Nov. 10. 1873
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ono lbs. Assorted Colors ground in oil, con
OSIO sisting of Chrome and Paris Green,
chrome yellow, Prussian Blue, Vandyke Brown,
Burnt Sienna, Black and Umber just received
at the franklin Drug Store, and for sale by
GIN SEAGRAVE
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Carts, Wagons, Wheel -BarroWs, &c.

- The Undersigned tAgent for Bus
sA by Il Little. of Wheeling, Va.)
sl will receive, as soon as navigation
is practicable, an assortment Of plantation Carts,
Wagons, Wheel Barrosvs, and other articles OF
their manufacture. Orders are respectfully SO
licited, and will be promptly attended to-
JOHN BARNARD
Jeanneretts. SEM. o. 1852 Il
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BR 0 w MS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

Drug and Chemical Store, ". E. corner Of
CRestm~t aasd Fifth Streets, PHILADELPHIA
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEfFFRSGN Oily,
MoNrAY EvENINe, March 1853. I
s4tas, y Beef eac Sheep srce arl
rtku al I'll. supply Baeyts amI prices firm
ists arc Aell higher Hsures. Neal Cattle in demaul
PRICES
(Fu, TO choice " .e1t, y
tEoagh and Attaknr4i etc). .....5 C56e q ? net.
&C y b
hHt'r ...,f 5oepf So y head
HIit' 0u4oc q
~ ~ ANn AEAhlNss ueoNslO 90 y head.
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, Nc.
- ISL CHARTR = STR szEJ WRIGHT co havaxr--oite~
uarTasf drretfsat
Win ne gr7pr-fs 1fni. p fte aoYaa4 Alti
throughout tr Uaed SAGE
sod tr11l rausl nsfges
'prhssrsi Hr Esrrs r meat ssa and hisss
srG
PsteBs firut-lss eg snnaueting
dspaFto the 1a, hFsl e sna prspaea.s
me srafe pYees
hanis7nls vsstut sithe, rhole-
A. n retail A. air nay fund m
IT. gENUIHE PATENT 1i4Dl Toe iooSur list eorrpris>s
ss N aszrsnn asTsiet dsasr
" t~snty than nsaViaetasss
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second Annual sale Of he BatureF acant Real Estate
BY J. A. BEARD & NAY, Auctioneers.

THURSDAY, March 10, 1858, at II o'clock,
a. ssd he 9oaE ss a q spG 81 'a as ara
re- 49, ,1,ss, ySt1,ed Mar ny, % ~ a. + go
V 6ssa. conformity Win SPECIAL compromise
i'd s,g Il, 9 ,oor s q sd 's 81 ,as n 3
= :,sfs ssssl . s4lt .ea ~ ory5tnss s'4s .oag
pAl orsss Come Of he eitg q New
Fssrsaly isssF ~. i he i.61aaIas lo.s q GRIND rsaaa
T. i6F 81 "a s i S S is 3GsP Ssss5, ''
'' en- non sd qav.r ig, ,os lor seas. W. Ri-Ari'
LgFs g,i 70 z . - = = I'D = n u, '}g.Is tsnd.a
ne eng S. paytra. gro, L.v-e re- Faaa ,s,sst
L's.. Fa,Sa Ppyri. sai Lai.yst .,Is.t1 y
Sgs S a. So RI i.s Sr ..' bounded By Fa' l'
So as, sad IL S S e i s b r5. ,h .sfa. va
o.T 81 e ~ si3eI d Ok , f GROUND ",
. a., sgss ~ ooa5dsd g Front i@Tss an Delori srs
T. CIR AN isIEf Or lot or GROUND led By caaAI
connsa En,on snt fgn alsets numbered % lot r.
,qasr- soaadsd n Common
. FIFTEEN LOTS or GROUND being nan54r,l Z ;,
70 q = sd 49, the .qa's bounded by favsr P'dr'f
10 sIxTggS us or GRorvI, eng number J. 4ss
10 u IL 49, - IS AMI 49, the 57enied BY PoirAa L.
T. FIFTEEN Lo1s or GROUND. beng sss,ss 2 So
H. Ten Ions GROUND bang uurab - !, as4ss1ss and
10 the square bounded BY aitoa oni rod aad A5 Dame
H. NINE LOTS OF GROUND bsiaE numbers l.a3,4s; 49,
the square bounded by So,re Dame Jan uon aud Front
IS. .wENTY-THREE LOTS OF GROUND being /, q
y II y y 49, q "a q 10 % y 2! and g. IN the
f.! FIVE 1sas9 y O. Io u So s s ial a t 1sa is
LOTS OF GROU D, and
square soh rkst Dsord Fulton Front
H. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND tenx bumhsrs l. ,, and
square bounded FuoaF out sad Dsod
Triangle Buidngs To wishing improve, this
oGrs very Inducements lion street ordered be a-s
block Immediately. Spectators will have tbs
erps-snrs yell known hat usarg he Whole
5 d. store. S ,sa zen a. P arsS sa o. he
profitable Tn
fy Of News whirh
profitable Investment 70 tuysrs
TsrmsOn. each bslsn equal divided
4Irsd) three four eas credit hsr note
the with interest Of pr cent
10 then
mil III payment. mAnted liabilities and bonds Of the cir
taken at par r the casl pas
fsas H. B. CsHAs Notary Public at the expense Of tn
plrchasrr-.
bograph ans oihe Prrpery be sent to he order Of
r,s.ding s,y distance.
Mobile Advertiser, Trader, NevYork Herald,
Journal l pgbhth rieeky until a- day G ale
"a their sroo al the nueip
L. II H. Is, II, a. %, 20, - $ reh !, p -
o., IL ~ 10. II IS
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Feiraary COTTON Tie market unchanged,
OURSaas OF bbls At Is Is
FOR State q 25 - Tor Gevs and IS 4415 6l southern, and
with
1900 bushels White yellow,
Susssales Of i50 hhds New 9-ieans At .MoIAsSS
Stea5y WHlSKY-Saes 90 bhls PORK-SAso $50
H. at ais Tb63I1 Mess and 81 for Prime .BEEF-Saes
800 bbls al previous
c .BAtoNSes Of 10000 Ms at tver-
e Bae LAlDSaies OF 100 bbis snd kegs lOdlOl3e in
- aud Il &c in kegs.
fsIoCKs-sales al sI Harlem Cum
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CANpENper steamer bales LLOYD frer
sec Sos wight wa 81 ii X Garter Sao-57 do NJ 4
gEt S &a en- aFa Bs 900 sd. H re8 nls s
Hewitt Sorioa eo- wsi i5ras~5 MrSsBcn-i Roy.
Aea " II Alns- gsusan N-5 Robson AHa-2 d. Rgeley
IessHs wo,l 80 i}a,,i ISIS tails.
SEW cAR1IIAeE rr!esss: ~ bsle' so.'Sn FL
B5Eef, Fol,g Aycfylll Wat Dgss4ys ~ " Mgreer
o. sole vega, A.ols W lssEsap 80 Z Naseot Sec
Msndrylir a Latou-roa lig7 Ja'e..
steamer jus Nlngar 100 btls -four Esse &eo
& II no. ~ ~ T.. .'Sh ~, T5 4 I'M
] " NJ s s,rt y,iaI. Gsr,I, go do 40 \
ilotrell Gnys tea--saaaries 70 sisr.
BAYeq DEs eAlzE-p.r s'eT Trenton ~ hale; cotton
Anderson M-lls Vale Cox &,os: DO s. hhds Payne
= bales .otloa Caom 50 Tres West 50 bbs mo
% = RI. t9 AS 4, as u 5s IT, ,G5 s,F' AdA"
aNAsfe, stfamr Post goy 81 ts' cotton @ S.'.Ga %eS
M0BlLE-stesmyr Messengers NJ
WAsHNGT9Nrer steamer oph.le bales cotton q hhds
Is GG PcS4 DO g hid. sugar IS is ss'1oa IL L e
5sa kf s DO s' Pis s o i u Vat s ss ,s &c co!
md, bsl, mOasses B3rurI amss3 do IL bids
reye Ilas9n do d. a tois m9sss.s 80 hall a
R N5Ant do wrigh Williams scoHS Tdls ,sbef Sosr,
sugar 3sl bbs ruoIasses.
steamer Della 50 bales cotton % bbs moasse
li HID. sugar Lo5 % Dc a BALI" Gotten HsSeq
Darby Traao4lst-ls bis moasses swuey
dries to order,
MOBllE-SteaBer Farmer; No cargo.
GRAND EcoREPct steamer Kinlal ISL bales cotton
pl4ahe Scoso DO ChaFnier5s do Payne HsIri.on4i
Walker Nco33 W jackson Roubieu-34 J II IeAd-g7
Carroll % 6 Shaw &soIsR BISON AiyGi6 Cater &c
j Dopad FvlloNas Il
shaw htds bills mol Csmmack Sques
Tocdano hhds W Pawn
fiarrsoai5 Ar MtcpberEer6 rls heather Roubu-s hides
! to orier-Tota cotton 50 bales.
COLuMBUs-Per steamer Helen FsIley Jury Sco.
PEARL RINERPsr steamer BlQomer: 10 bales cotton NJ Ell
&eol55 do Anderson Mealf2pl do Byrn Sole Buckret
Sfanon-20 Wright, Williams sco-5 Oakley iaNkins-O Watt
DeSauel2 Payne lar5ulO5 UuderwrltersIotA SAT bale
MnBLEPsr Calirus 6l bales Cummings
art &co.
NATCHlTOCllES-rer Piotai So! bales hht
/ sugar bbls uaassrs S BIZ do 1 bales lesrsklus.
PEARL RNER-Per sehr Elizabeth jones / bale
Radei7D do Anderson Metcat-g3 do Wright Williams ACCT
| tai 1874 bales,
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LtNEeF JJL-Pgr satp Flea Maria Assorted udse.
ElFolFJr sblp Jlps II utgomarys 77f5 ka ssit ~e
Ia EErp lLPzr @ 81 Il 4ua $40 bga salt tioghiou 200.
rtttLAD aLrEs A. srsHp isu Jysafs Ass0rsd mdse.
LIN EkihpL-p Fer John Harms Assorted Inise.
NL.L-Eer ~ \ A.aaaam. 452t aAA hL MAXWELL &co.
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Anew ADvERrsEMENT-Les every body

Anew ADVERTISEMENT-Le every body
i EEADT II.
R. r z.
RADW.FY'S READY RELIEF
TIE rsT EgEPY s y = sEGassTo y BE
re VIZ 11oLzNT PaIxs N rev SECONDS.
{. ssop TlE siosT Sewers PAtNs y fy5 stHTs 9t
EFvo rs ard Bilious eoRLAIsTs n raw
4o~As' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
a,..ts,sr ease 70 'A' NEST
20 THg SICK AgD PAIN-sCFFERINe OF NEW
ORLEANS .-,,.
f ne Is VIE 7 i' sl
s59y yrl psI Nm oI F1vE HisuTs
IT MAS cuRsDi
~ Eyk kT1s S4sS8 q1 r5r - .,u gaDh0'
S SSGRS q n q 2sS H x3ssTzz.
f aPsEa IL .ss..s:Tsg.
st5S 'i[sEPssHz Il tTfTsse . VIZ TE7i
s.sR EHs9a1 & ! !,SE '5SF5
IAt:g@NZA - ~ 49, -s - -. .t,o mn tv,ars
TNA 70 e9 Sbs Ros @ eaoLsaA M5Rsus
g. & READY a1 n RELIEF 1',sns ssar p.r.
We '-'','' SICK HEADACHE.
eADWATs EApy EELkE I'M sEof Fh .v aeS gl. Ds
aeEs ar5 hs a;anse5 ard rsatEsiirssss
''is'Hoes aei' Of tie 'y'i p3 frvvyr1oN
& '5 g as &! 9a asi asal FL ~
| '''' in BATHING.
w. es s9d rs s So Fses f.ad. p,,sf
,4sa,diss1s. and sickness isasHsis.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
laEaEs pysEyTseT sLoopY FLU c!gLEi:A M9Rsys,
aatsaas.S5 i-t-es-s ieas1s si specify
''i1''s NEURALGIA
s ~ s sFr .ss.. ~ s.t ..slOu.i
% 4s5 'aslSf e ss Ct
H. e. 4 sE i III RE s:S fiss ass
@ g sad ass 81 sqss
pains, ,,s>,
PAINS BELIEVED IN FfFE aTYUTEE.
RADwAYs READY REIEF wlr n. severe aud
fa r ncasSs y .ns.,
ron Al ram aissD minute. y
a ss q ~ n and 5raasas Il ,hessans. il sas
1r.sd States re itaih q m iws
sy % RApElYs REaBY FEEF .t citizen. aHess sssI,
CHILL FEvERi
cHzLEs STOPPED IN ,gg gE NJ k7TVTEsf4is BELIEVED
RADwAYs READY RELrEt set aies.s. otchls
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
@ os Il s t<t. I pap he
Sdssys sess Io...; Zones R .,S rs
A'w KAT Ap ~ W tx EH s,r.s M York
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
,SiS A wE5e4T o f rPy . f
| say Co "a price,.
| fhlCE.
LARGE BOTTLES g
MEDIUM 20
VS. - sa also By G. oRRiss5N Magazine
DRUGGISTS NERYWHERE-
ALWAYS SAFE.-B a. FAHNESToCKS Err
~ AFI-GF "a b. admin q, red y
flowing Of vtu D FezsLif Pay
placed BY tie A-aI a. remedy foi
Worms:
From As,.i. Il Fs1s,ii ,'. 81 AZ PFsss''' FAgi-A'
We take he inetinian o. nsiasss Inn sni
B. A. FAN TONh's NkHAllt CGE
-ste.nlrd bv IN ls We
known here and sells need Phyiss generally
for Worms Il used Win nneE
olhsT Emsnts VI eli Ling ansfn y D
| ALWAYS SAFE I'LL, t-ontists q -
| Z
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showing comparative Imports Dry
January J. ,haL nearly the whole t The
opening the year 0pvniGg b1 Present
n0nth TAc Total siG,3s TIA the th
responding PERIOD Of last YEAR md !25 gruS than the
Ftt2 o. sol Tue imports " general eAandse have also rKy
Increased iufng the present oat aud th total Ly
Of All kinda 81 goods January with the G
month"; Of last probably least 9OOg00J
sely erea PORTS always small compared
with tell which years. balance
between the tending. n Y. Jouua OF .nnsree.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

1sfs- For CHEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN RosELus candidate the Office Of CHIEF Jus
TICE Of LOUISIANA la13l tap4
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Fs, hs'sSh our us!e month"; q the imports n
Rh ny o0n ut a port Of New York. The total the first
ps % ' ~ o9r we 6 il ended Basmeut beng kept IN
weeks 80 b IL impossible 10 hfng s close the month.
ueh Of the three noted IN the the period included
ne same From tina w he ha tois value
Di eHt red ~ the port during the month"; 33i3s thsu
Tor ue te month - 52 and f40526pl greater an for the
"h@ period Of sbl AZ with last the rrrnse
" hoht !, nearly 80 cent, very equally distributed 81
f hb TINS Increase is ait tler
consumption, III -Hrousing bustlf allowing falling
wthlrHs nls 81 about 700
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For bark Allegheny, from PhsdcphaJ il AshbHdge &coG
Waters Camden Buchaunop Carroll &coJ Beocq
Or Jas tthieFell0w,s 10 usOuP y Wood-Aler Waldo
LlendeTs0n eanesNatsb Ra lett &coFodek &eoJ Jleele
acuJuO t5auuhtJ Walworth-D
rotl-B Shields &co and order,
sh Jnon from New York Marsh Ranet &co-A Simpson
,eity Henderson ScoJ Woodruff &coC Huiard-J Ii Head
'orn'9n @eo-Pckyt perkn 40 Hall hemg Seo-F Foger
%eol fayan &eo-fam-le Bro-Wrght, Williams &c0C I
Baddecke NeoMts., CohmAu SrotendTson PeasR Clan
Clark Atson--C LustererW Violet &coJ M,regor &co-H
bonnabeN Jakson &rOBuc Carroll &coT
MauPey-Swney, Green 6eoA Whitng-M Miller II
ponadson-layis titus AGO. W naing 6coR II Fraser 6coP
Mn'se-kawl9s duncan ScoE gns5nlIelm Cli,mJarvia
NrOdutnA Bier Seo-p Carrol-R VI NcA pin
man &eo.G shaw eo-I9s fsrmor iebars-R W Adams ]
bubAnk &eoD II HOms-J Marks &coJ Mathews
6co-Kelly, &e0-Cley
Dunbar 6co-Payae llarrsonCuy Ps,on-J Lam Gso-Iuo
Halcy-aud oder.
bark Flight from BoonTirre BatesTrrell pauehard
&co-Aiafsh Rnne 6coC Buddecke Sco-Kenuedy
ter-A Cochran Sco-D Laylor &co--and order.
For bark Byzantine, from BoonPrrs Frost AeoConyee Ken
Violet &co-D Taylor ScoEdgil Muiord
Woodruff ScoG WSzer-C Buidtcke 6coKnnsly
FoserJ II Aarks-W II Litchford deoPrce Il Hathaway.
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- III Creseent: pleage announce thn

7fs~ FIRST DISTRICT CorRT.-I present myself
candidate First Dre- C. II OF N,,,.r ems 20
The voters q TIE Tah Of Orleans. JOHN C. LARUE mb7EJ
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APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-Before a gen.

9sS~ julius JAEHNE is a candidate for As
sIsrANT ALDERMAN Fret Ward S,aud Dsuet te.s tv*
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E3~ The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Stein,
w CINCINNATI and all intermediate hninsa THIS
DAY at y from the Poydras street Wharf.
ms JOtIN H. HYDE, Agent
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ES- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-RoBERT PREAUX, Esq, will supported
the otys Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed Of parishes q Plaque
mines, ST. Bernard and that Of th parish Of Orleans below J a
innJl
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H1- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
OtRiWe authorized 6 Us fAFUS SCHMIDT
candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF The SUPREME COURT
tLf The FIRST DISTRICT SOE POPuLI. leg
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Gas- FOR JunGE Or ThE SECOND DISTRICT
COCETMtRTIN BLAg He rlad date tbs 5He JUDGE
Of The SECOND DIsrKlCT COURT Of NEW u!gLGANS Or vi
tAa CoIIt has may sglaaclI 10 liz tups%
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3~P, s. BlErN is a candidate for the
jrpGESH!p or TIE SECOND DIST >I.T COURT Of NEW
u.I EASs, OF 'ys any oi4e- l5aft s 81 be created p s h