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ANOTHER FRESH STOCK!

farmers aad Neeha iics' Cheap Cash
Siore-- Wholesale apd Re'aHltf
'INilE sahacttber respectfully invites the ri.
l teniion of the citizens OF Marshall, and
the public al large, 10 has stock .
Dey Goo{s and Gfoceries,
Hlrlr9re, Nfoges, iUrmtre, dc.
Now on hand aud 10 daily receipt, ever, variety
Of useful, well AS fancy articles in hi. line
which he offer, on the most liberal terms, being
determined to keep mp with the times, by sell
ing cheap for Cash II" anticipates from the
low prices he intends TO offer hi- goods at, 2
liberal share Of patronage. His stock consists
Of fresh groceries, demrslic-. hats, caps, bon.
nets, boots, shoes ready made clothing, and q
general stock OF dry good-, glass, I'm and
carthcnware, castings, salt, Sc. an Of which
viii be sold low for cash, or exchanged fol
country produce, on pleasing terms, by
KING IliEIfORD.
Marshall. May II, lsj3. n15-ly.
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GROCERIES,. WINES. LIQUORS.. &c
'I'liE sub.cfbers haze Jusi received. per
/ steamer reona, N addition 10 their Tor
mrf stock. fgil and complete assortmer' OF
Groceries, ltr.fcru Produce md other ARTICLES
suited 20 As trade, nll new and iiesh, con-
pr.sed If the folleeug arilclen va
Is casks ribbed bacon 30 kegs lard;
ID ilorce. Stacy & Shay's c3,'a hamsi
10000 lb. elcarside bacon.
80 Ill. hauf, - ibis extra do,
90 sack. cl.irr
80 bhl, lnj ~ un}f btl- mola,scs;
40 Abl- ava 20 aalf bAis Dexter whisky
20 bhl. Dem ard Nayno's whisky;
% hhls = Lon. whisky;
10 2hi. Old Nouoneahcia whssyi
10 had. BROWN and ciatiied sugar,
10 bbl.cr- bed md bli. poWdG sugar
~ ibis lost sugar,
80 b41e, N.ref.a iairrco.
A. 49, bOtT AND BAE STORES.
Comprising 'ehe.ce and sclrc, variety oi l!nn-
a.e-, wines, glo, rum, bger-, eyrHp4, etc: witH
,seli assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, ,i2
-ariiue-, pickles. cud.,s, preserves. Ar.enaps
sHaces. must.fj, etc.
STACEY & WELLS.
Successor, to Robot Donaell,
Sep, ~ II on the love-
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WIN BROOKS.
| "a nilllllkN
Look out for BARGAINS.

-. TINS undersigned would inform the
60 citizens IL Harrison. Cas-. ard lp.hur
counties, and the pablje generally, thal be- has
on hand large and sell selected assortment
ofDry g 90 l.. embracing every variety and
STYLE usually found in Dry Goods Stores,
which he is prepared 10 dispose Of oH the most
accommodating terms Jefferson j, place
where D., Goods are sold at the lowest m',-,
and the sub-crber wil sell as cheap as the
cheapest lie Is satisfied that he assortment
and prices wil satisfy all who may wish To
purchase Give tim call and satisfy your
selves, a, be takes peasure 10 showing goods,
whether persons purchase or not
As soon rs the navigation "Opens, be viii
haze large assortment II groceries, vt The
reception Of wi.ch be vil gse due notice.
J.. VI. GRAHAM
Jefferson. Jan. :. Is5l. Is.
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Nouiii-N esfcrn Book store.

~ 80 Eamp street, Neic Orleans
yICGlNN1S & CARVER, (Success,rs TO
Va John BALD having purchased the entire
npoks and SrAtroSERy belonging 10 the late
Jouy BALL, they continue tho Book and
Stationery business az % Camp street, aud
would beg 10 solicit call from the old Gus
toner, of the House and others wish ng Books
and Stationery Tor their own use, or 10 sell
again.
70 Country Merchants, Who wish to buy to
sell again, they can offer great inducements,
having thorough knowledge Of the business
al. H. branches and great facilities for get.
ting stock at the lowest rates.
Then assortment Of school BOOKS. theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books paper
and stationery, isyery complete. They kerp
constantly on hand al the publication. Of the
methodist book concern, which Wlll be sold at
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de-
scrpton, executed with ncatncrs ana despatch,
1t Tie lowest prices. blank books Of all de-
-cnpdon~ manufactured to Order ut the short
est notice.
Orders Tor anything in their ine Of business,
viii be promptly executed, and at the same
prices SIS II the buyers, themselves, were pres.
ent.
NcGI\NlS & CARN Err.
New Orleans, Jan I, 1851. Is
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New Store--Npw GGGsis,

Marshall Street. J,Bs1son, Teas
IDiiN SABINE, having permanently located
- IN this eit, TOT the purpose ot doing reg.
Dlar Dry Gaods esd Groeer4 bAsmess, would
cnll the attention Of the citizens Of Cas- aud
adjoining counties to BIZ large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Gfoeefics, which have
lately boea purchased IN New York and New
Orleans. Planters nnd country merchants arc
requested TO cali snd examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods. large assortment Sad-
dies, brides, hardware, crockery ware. hats
a ARG. and tine assortment OF ladies, boys, aud
s,nileman- shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEIES.-Baroa, coffee, sugar, shot
and powder malta tobacco whist y, salt, dc
which will be sold al. low rs any houso in this
city AI.o BaFgiug and Rope will be iura-
i-hed 30 planters on customary terms
Fob. D. 1853. Is
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9elettea poetrp.
= 4 \ Z

DYsos
Nhy ia dc name Of Mary sweet
IN, tell sc nymphs Of air
Sn,. 'md the sphere. where sngcls meet
DO echocs lovc il there
Where nough.is known.
Du. bliss slpnc,
y. e. hoes love Il there.
There, vherc the vcry b,eexes speak,
In masr'. mslo. tone,
Whey- noughi Of di>cord dare. TO break,
Say, is It's influence known
Where seraph', song
Floats lid along,
s.y, is it, Influence known
Yes, Ii. an angel.cchoed word,
Tina, charmed the easnate ear,
A no.e-a sound--ihat mortal. heard,
From forms that lowered near
by Eden- gate,
where ShsFubs Wait,
Frou forms that lowered near.
The .,ame--,hc ccho--as It fell,
Was TO the dearest gwen;
And since, we know II rs spell,
That breathe. on earth of Iiea,en---
Loves echo true,
Forever new,
That breathe. on earth Of Heaven.
Iaeh heart !, warns, and there en,hfined,
liowe'er the rromptinrs vary
l, .psaks mother sister kind,
of else some Dearest Mary -
Que dear by birth,
Asaught OF earth,
Or else some Dearest Mary
! rr MolIg, y &. j. ". d.
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VIEW ORLEANS ADyERTisEMENTs.


,s-IIE Ssbscrhor lias now on hand com
pi-ie assortment Of Fresh lltng. hed-
e.ne.. Chen cal Preparation, Paints pi'- Glass
wave. Periumery. Sc Sc, and would resrer'.
f,.le can The aii, ton of coGnjry merchants,
druggists, pht -ioians, and planters to the samc'
which gIii bc sold on The most reasonable
terms. Among which are The following ari'.
Giles I00o 90 sulphur qg'nine. 100 do 90 NOR
ebte. 200 do sincau.ue 200 do n, silver 10
tbi. reii camphor, 100 heg- sup cnrs scda' 70
do EPSON Sails 20 ca-k- -al SODA. ) ibis cop
pefas. no Do maddcr, 20 do caster oh, 10 do
',r.,rd oA, 90 do 'lleohol, 1000 boNe, window
class, 1900 ao s-sd glassware. 20 51ls putty,
Eco lb- powd rhuhafb 100 do do ipoeac, 500 do
.euaa, 300 do gum arlbie. 300 do tart a,id 200
do blue mass. 200 do r,iomeL Eng and Am,
5a1 do 81 dien, 81 DO chloniurm, 10 gross seid-
h.z powders % do yea-i de-, 80 30 soda DO
goo To- ba'.les aq ammonia, zoo do do >pis
m-rt. 300 dl DO ,ulph eihef 40 gross I'll az
.rlmru.
A foil assortment, Of Patent Medicines. Paiu's
of alI kiuds. Surgical Instruments, pgriUmery
&r.Nr c. y MORRISON
Whole Stale Druggist,
W. II H1ga-u. ~, v q.
Jan Isl y
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4 cuAnDsR SCENE.

.Hf bAkFY CORNWALL.
TREAD sostly through these an,orous rooms
Foscsery bcuHh il hung with life,
And kisses, in haysooniou~ strife,
Unloose their sha.r and winged perfumes,
From Afrie and tbs Persian looms,
The carpets aiken leaves have .pranp.
Al hsasca, In its blue bounty, nung
Jhsss starry flowers, and azure blooms.
Tread softly! By creature fair
Tie dstty u love reposes,
N ~ ~ opsn, like The roscs.
WISH sssal III hysrinihine hair
Hsae - ehnson casomaIs;
AnA psssisn hIls The srehed halls;
AaA Dsas'y 6sals upon the air.
Tsssl selsly. sofsly. Ike the foot
~ Wistss, sA~d with Ae<ey Mow,
W. es0sth White, 80 cold, and mute,
lAa - ss>sA wsts The Spring below.
~ ~ TOT hssv IL Lovs and Youth.
~ M11tss u The hecrt and mind
49,! ~ ~ ahe~'d stssy from truth
Ard oAs.~As ts~s. s@ss hiad
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HFN'., NO iss uraNier street, Me-
~ leans, Ii cures Cancers, scaldh-sd. ~ "
Swelling, Sores and Ulcers, Of eyerv ~ " a''
ton. Jan, 3, 1883 M. ,s'
The following is another instance 81 ~.
,oni-hing cures, which, Samuel Re,noll. y a.
Ger Doctor, is ei'ccting. II those who ~ 80
hicted with this dreadful disease Tor 81, ~
are enumerated aboye,) will call upon h., "'
will satisfy them from the testimony a.,
sons Of the FIRST responsibility, with whom I r.
eau converse, that lac can aud does do. Il, ~
he promises. He la. cured several case. VA
have been given up by the most cmius,, way
,itoncfs ia the country, and in shor, ~. -,
Of tune. lis treatment IL mild and -, 60
No one should continue to suffer when
Is 30 close at hand:
New ORLEANS, December II. ,s.n
Dear Nsr: Permit me to express, 20 va,
warm thanks for the great benefit r,,.,,.,
from yonr treatment, and to say to Ven H.,
am now entirely well. And, as it is r,.
which should add to your growing rcpu,,na.
! think it but Just that the facts should b+sos
municaled to the public You are, ,her.s,s :.
liberty 60 make any use Of this certificate W.
may desire, and, II persons visiting IN. -.
who are aflicled as | was, should wish 10 /,
quirc further into the matter, am prepared !.
satisfy them of the truth of my statement,
| had large cancer on the calf Of nv =.
ard WAS under the treatment OF the iar.sn.a
DR. Gilbert for eight months, when he NJ.
uouuccd me cured. Daring this time, sufs,,l
great deal from his treatment, aud paid N,
a considerable sum of money. For eigh,e.v
months after DE- Gllbei, gave me up as cured
Kept baudsge ON NY leg Ms he directed, xI,n
the cancer broke ont verse than ever In nv
dis,rcs, ! applied TO YOU, and am happy 10 ..
that you have ELECTED q cure IN n short period
Of time, without compelling me TO wear band.
age, aud with far less pain.
can he found at the corner Of Na,che, ana
NeN lgtr.
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TIN VI AR E.,

I H. NANilDDK, MANUFACTURE II TIN,
-. tWger na Shet iron, keeps constantly
GA hand complet. assortment VI Tin ware,
which i.e VIII sell at Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done ia q superior manner aud al
short notice. Guttterng done a, short notice,
and cheap.
jau. -, l>53 n2s-v
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.r,A ...,i.A I'D, ,l.,ina
uonsa. o,,.r. cool and ara,
.r,.. i,aa s,.a,,..., ,a,;u.
-....,,,.,a,,L ,i.a n.,ian., 3.,,
Lutte Any hIung iair!
scafeels u'ager IMAM your 'himb
Lips as ripe as an! eheffY'
Round aud rosy A. a PUN
H. ..,.,..
n-.,, .-,.
,,,,.'t ,-,......n.,
- -, ~. -. A..
CHIPPING Ike little lnnei
Shrlieoieed as J. hat5
Piping HE some hall crack 'plnnct,
In among the branches md.
"TP' ny "''''''"s
"'' '''' - w.
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10 TIE nrRI.IC.

TO THE nIHLlC
I HAVE understood that arcport is in eircg-
lairon ia some paFis Of tl,c country to the
elect tlat attempt, have been made TO burn
down my warehouse and ia other places that
il is reported that Il has been already destroy
Cd. ! desire to conlradirt all such rumor-.
No such attempts have been made, and to
render assurance douby sure, keep private
guard around 10 day and night, to prevent #
possible, any such calamity. Further than this,
! Noud remark that ! am prepared TO elircl
Insurance aEaust tre tor any pafties Who may
desire 10 at tHea't f's cents pr bai. peg month
have On hand large g.ply Of every thing
In The grocery line, including all the reve,-a-
rle, and Injuries 81 hle which am prepared
10 sol ON a. accommodating terms, as any
house IN Shreveport.
am prepared TO make liberal advances on
cotton. L. T. CARTER.
Jgn'y 2is', 1851. (No a6--lm)
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SEWING MACHINES.

IL lson's Ne'f Patent Rotary >ctisg NdeA'"'
INN un, be- seen IN nlerntuu. 10y Iefsons wishing
TO rurchase. OF No - II Charles street, up s'H'
Va" utility ct these machines u no longer W"'.'
Of opltiun, but a scird fact Manufacturer al w
North give them de.idcd preference aver all oher
ever Interested, and planters fast hnngnf tne'
n,u general use mol ouls ipt the work o ihcr A"'
irs, h0t especially ier making up negro el",hhp
l'erY planter unght to posses- one o: lhise ma,n'"
~ experienced hand. with ona at Wilson : ""'a',
Mrrllnes itch takes from isNo to 1900 siiiehe'
minute Can do The WORK Of hneon ssan,ifrsse. WI"
ease.
hi. machine is simple, and not liable 10 get ou' -
order II is not NOISY or ,amrliea'ed-- working -"
shuttle or two needles. and 6aIrn ~ mere "he -
but The contrary, neat lir artislr working WIS
On. needle only not having shuttle "r wheel W !.
I-ades aud ssam-,res-r-, who purchase un'n :
rcocis. instructions from experienced ana ah ~.
cal teachers low 10 use ihrn, on application ~ w
sewing ron,ns, No - ~ hairless street, up fiSI" a.
A constant supply oi improved nacll'nss, hes'"''
slools. suital,I- thread. etc, for salr.
Orders ifum abroad b, mail promptly attended !"
.an !, -. 3m JOSEPH Htt'''
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FRANCIS ARNOLD


IIOR Alto Il. HEWITT (sueecssor +,
! l TYLER & llrN1t,) rlANo FORTE AsDsr,e
DEALER. 80 lamp street, New Orleans IA,
always ON hnud one of the largest and mo.,
complete selection. of Piano Fories in IA.
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
lis good and perfect instruments, Agent, 70,
The sale Of \. SropABT 4 Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for iae qusb,v
Of tone. purcncss Of sound, and for neat ana
hrGpatu finish Of exterior Workmanship; and
ar, considered hy ti,c profession, aud competen,
JUDGES f1 bc lhe finest Pianos made in the
Iutrd ~tatc.. Observation-Disclosures requested
to licii splendid >etpcutiue pattern, with Pear
Loy-. Vhi,a b.. considered one OF the finest nos
W.dr
HNlrrr. DAVIS 4 cos celebrated nosros
PiAyus, Il, tt. -. and octave piccold Piano
Fortos, from the factory of Pie'el's Co"
Paris. also plapiuo,. Scmi.Grand and Grand
Pianos from Sac ssmc house.
a.. rfaaos t,keu in exchange and part Psy.
mrt'
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall 4 Son,
Spanish aud rrruoh patterns, &c Vons, 10
largo quaui!nc,. McloIeous, Seraphines, o..
EtH~1 iH'f@t taiiNHtltNrs bfh-N ihNtIuiHehis
81 ai kinds. Nalmcello~, Bano-, strings ios
ai Instruments, and musical merchandise Of all
d,.ery,ion. wholesale ard retail.
Sheet Music of al kind,-mu-ic received
from tbe North hy cncry steamer, as soon a,
published; CHURCH Books, Instruction books
DC,
lar,s alar attention ia called to the large sn'
extensive selection Of Accordeou. and flutna.
which IS the most complete and perfect scleo
upu 81 these beautiful Instruments ever offers
80 tr southern marS.t
81 orders from the country fd,hfnNy au
promptly ajtcudsd 90. \ liberal discount mad
to Teachers oul to Summaries
llpR WHO d. LEVITT.
80 Camp ST., New Orleans,
jan. 10. 1872. sSn2'
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rI>IlE undersigned has opened shop in the
| town Of Marshall two doors west of Young
q Johnsou's Drug store, on the pubic square
whore he will carry on the t'un SMITH business.
He invites share of public patroEage--aH
work done at his shop warranted,
;. 8. THOMPSON.
Aunnsl Is. lhJ3 ~.
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T., NELSON a Co, Commission Ner-
y. chants, New Orleans.
$. q. Nelson New Orleans: T.. Bank smith
New Orleans II. g. Walker. Memphis, Tenn,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank T. A. Mel.
son. Athens. Ala VI u3 y
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THE BIRTH or roRrRArruRr.

ny THOMAS MOORE.
A. once she Grccian maiden wovc
Her garland mid the summer bowers,
There stood youth, with eyes Of lose,
TO watch her while -he wresihed the lowers
The youth was skilled In Paintiug's art,
Ilu, ue'cr had studied woman- brow;
Nor known the coloring which the art
Can sized cr nature, charms, I'll now.
l;es, be love 10 whom We owe
All that's fair and brigh, below
His hand had pictured many rose,
And skelehed the rays tina, light the brook ,
But what were these, or wha, were those,
To woman's blush, to woman's look
Oh II such magic power there be,
This, this, he cried, 10 all my prayer,
To paint that living light see,
And fix the soul thu, sparsles there.
His prayer as soon as brcah.d Was heard,
Ills pallet, touched by Love, grew warm;
And Painting saw her hue, Transferred
From iilc'ess flowers TO woman's form
SUI, as from Tin, 10 tint be stole,
The fair design shone GU, the more,
And there MAS now life, a soul,
Where only eolors glow'd before.
Then frat carnations learned to speak,
Andlillies into life were brought,
While mahtiiTg on the maiden's cheek,
Young roses kiuded into ,houghi;
Then hyacinths their darkest dyes,
Upon the locks Of beauty threw,
And siolels, transfer'd to eyes.
EnshsiIsd soul within their blue.
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Philadelphia saddlcry Warehouse.

Philadelphia saGdlcry Warehouse.
sIGN or rus GOLDEN uoRsNniAp.
No. 6 Magazine street, and No. q Canal street
70 MAGEE 4 kNEASS Manuflctu.
&G* rct- and Importers of Saddlery and
A Saddlery Hardware. Harness, Trunks
Carpet Bags, sc. Leather. Materials. and
Findings for Saddlcts, Coach, Trunk, aud
Shocmakers, comprising one OF the largest
aud most complete assorlmcnls to be found IN
this city.
PLoUGHs--Carey Dudley, and Peacock
Ploughs, OF every description and size.
KLGALiA--l. q. o. T., Masons, and :. OF r.
Regaiia, and paraphernalia Of every descrp
ton; the largest and most complete assert
men, to be found in the United States
INDIA RrRnhR HITTING, rACktNG, SC,
Magcc and kneas, are the principal agent,
for the boston Betting Company for the sale
Of India Rubber Btltinga and fa'king for steam
joints and boilers Hose OF every size, to-
geiher with complete assortment Of all de-
scrip,ons of India Rubber Goods, which they
oii,r nj The lowest market rates.
AZ Look for the Large Horse standing in
The door at Magazine street,
January 7, 1884. ~,
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yrW ORLEtNS-..Csntiased.
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING !,
500. 900 Worth Of Fashionable


4 IFRED MUNROE & CO.'S One Pro
Y Store. No 81 Magazine street corner Of
Gr4,irr.
Ne would inform our friends, and the pub
,c IA general that our present stoch OF
Cioihag, Furnishing Goods, De,
/. une1ualled 10 extent and beauty By that Of
ANY other establishment in the United States.
10 DE convinced OF TINS statement il Is only
necessary to call aud examine. Oar immense
sales are brought about by the simple fact
being known. that the prices We place upon
goods Is uniformly iow, aud the quality OF
each article is guaranteed what It IS represent
ei to be. Perfect satisfaction is what We aim
at in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing "a manufactured a, our ,s-
adjustment, No. al Broadway New York,
under the immediate superiniendence of one
IL our hrm, who spares no pains IN securing
the most desirable styles of goods 1t - with
the fullest couhd-nte of being able to give
satisfaction. that We invite all who may be IN
want oil article, in our line 10 call ana exam
me our assortment.
The following is only partial list of arli-
,lcs
Fra-l and Dres, C0dfx-Fr and Eng, black
cloth ires, aud frocA GOATS, do de blue, brown,
mulberry. and green cloth iroeNs. do do blact
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth Polkas. Fr aud Eng black and fancy
colared cloth walking coats. himslaya fur,
new siylc) sac. French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sac,. do black and fancy
celared dotskin Union sacks, do extra super
dnc dfab aud fancy eolored walking coats;
,,dnuelou, pray, mixed, and silver gray sacs
and polAa, French black, blue, brown, ana
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T W. PITkiN. Dcalcr IN Gro4fiss, Dry
Js Goods, CloshiaT, iroH, Nais, &c. &C.
Dalla. street, Jefferson, Texas. (NeSt deofto
Dr. rugh's Drug Store
Feb. 5. 1888 y.
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SAM, HENDERSON. ALIEN. HENDERSON
$. y 4. HENDERSON, \ co,
SUCCESSORS TO litlejohn 4 Henderson
> Wholesale Gree rs, No, 60 Magazine ST.,
corner of Nai,hez Nca Orleans.
lsnuafy :, 1883. ~
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ARCADE, HOTEL.

.H"gRliht Street, Ven orleans, offR'e"
Gyoaier aud Matches.
K ) VI oRsr, Proprietor.
'INllE Proprietor respectfully Informs h. fricu@'
] and patrons and the public general, thai us
we'll known aud popular establishment has been iAe'
oughlg renovated tho past season. and newly hrnsh
ed throughout. 4 large srntnn II room has hcsa
obtained 10y The proprietor renting the adjoining pof
iion Of the building which viii enable HIN 10 accom-
moialr msch larger number Of cuslomcrs than s'
NiBlrt
Ne expense has been spared by The Proprietor 70
cnnhlr him To- mrf co ,iinuaner ol the Erirf"s'
PATRONAGE h. has hrt.intnre received and -,cirt'
cuion ~ a. le mae hy htine and arsisianis 10 fsi
der the .aiuHrn 81 his guests no, onY comiohshT
bat agreeable.
Gg- One great convenience To this hotel - uA'
meals van t,' had NJ aiinn.r MI hours Jan =,
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CAErEwTrEINQ.


I HEU TVIfFCF. i TF'FlFNN Z" FNtVUTt
al work with whirh he may be favored, in an
cXpeditious and wofkmauhke manner.
~ Residence, Marshall, Texas.
Augn,t ID. 1913. ".
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Y MANUFACTl RERS and dealers in
II Boo~, Shoss, BngaHs, has, Caps, cr.,
Nl~o PaHcmI, Legborn. Nbdr, ard NerIcgp
Hais, No. 10 Magazine, brlwecn Canal and
Common Sta, New Orleans. And Ne. 10
Blackstone street, Boston.
From our Houses at New Work. and Bo"ton.
we are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
the above Goods
Country Dealers are invited to call and cN-
anime our extensive siook.
April .. 1853, ~
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Jsus o. s-urr Gro. staEttG.
SCOTT 4 Soaring,
Nh1irtglc aad Retail Cio'krrs.
Np- 81 and t0 C.uaL corner of ord lcyee
NEU ORLEANS
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@. 81. N airIN. r ). MILLER.
- II. McNplN & co, Uia'esaie Grocers
"a. ana Dfa.srs in " mrs and Liquors,
Cana stree. Row, aud 20 Common street, New
Of.raua.
Wciu,itr the particular attention Of Mcrrh
ants and Planter. to opr very large and wei
selected STOCK Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan 10. fSll VSn2s-ly.
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JOHN u. SCOFf II co.
Nos - Havay end - Warren streets,
New lork.
Buycrs will az ml times End ~ either
h4u-e q large aud reasonable stock of clothing,
got up DO tie best manU,r, under their immt.
dide supervision, 80 very reduced prices for
c,sh cr approved paper Jan :, 81. '
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TAR. 7. NcALLENNN. Surgeon ard Ply
IL sician respectfully fender, biz -cr'iees 20
the pubic IN the various branches Of m, pro-
irssiUr.
.J~fersop. 7sras, Jau'y IS, 81.
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I BURNSIDE e. co, Ianorfers and
e. Wheie,aie Dealers ~ Foreign and Do.
ms &c Diy Goods, Nos. 10 and II Charities
street, New Orleans.
Wi. remove 10 Is Canal street eArly in
"naafs' ~.
/ New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1851.
T. DUNBAR e. CO. Mangtac'urers
= ~ and waoieso's dealers IN boot, shoes. and
brogans, No. "a aud 30 Common street, New
Orleans.
Jan. =, lk53 n17-ly.
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ID W. LOWE. Cotton Factor and Grrer.
Ia at Commission Merchant, No. IS, Grayief
street Ncw Orleans.
Nov. -. 1898. ICY
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JOSEPH II fALNts. JAMES u. MASSEY.
IOSEPH II. PAL MER q ca, Mpor'crs
- and itAa.sa.s Dea'frs "a ForeicHaHd Do
nie'ia Drg Goais, u Camp street, above Gras-
Ter New Orleans
Jan 10, lo53. v3n2 sly