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SEE FIRST, THIRD AND FOURTH PAGES
miscellaneous Menus Items.

Charles Fl. Brown, of Philadelphia, was mur-
dered recently while his way Salem on board the
steamer Maintonomi. His body was found in 6aiern
Creek with his throat cut and the hsger one hand
chopped off, which was doubtless done whs he was at
tempting to Chamber back into the boat. Aamber Of
arrests made in Phadsphia and abost thirty work.
men in the nayyysrd taken into custody as Wit
nesses. .'' E.'s@a-F
A Paris correspondent Of the Charleston
Standard states that Prince Bonapsrts who holds
the keys the Invads refused give up for the
visit of Victoria to the remains Of elder Napoleon
They were forced from him, however, and the visit took
place nevertheless.
David Bedilion, Of Washington, Penn, has
been arrested for killing his wife dame 1t seems he
knocked her head violently against nail which pro-
truded from the cupboard and entering Of her eye
balls, produced death.
His Holiness the Pope has recently ordered o
gold medal of the largest size to be sent George Cole
Esq civil engineer, OF Buffalo N Y raturn for copy
of work containing his tables and dssgss Of machines
for railroads. canals tunnels &s The medal is inscribed
sens msrto (ws msrtsd) and is to DO accompanied by
q letter of thanks
/ An ARRAY occurred on the evening Of the 10Th
in the St. Nicholas Hotel New York between Capt j. j.
Wright of Texas and Mr.. R. Dean Of Baltimore which
resulted In the former being mortaly wounded by q
bowlek KNIFE An alteration occurred between them In
the saloon Capt Wright struck Dean the face
with cowhds The latter then draw large knife and
| stabbed Wright twice. .~@
The city authorities of New York hare found
difficulty already in enforcing their quarantine regua-
ons The Crescent City afor her arrival there put
under seizure and the Captain to give Eve
dollars bond to to the charge Of violsting
regulations Nevertheless he unloaded his
and out In return for Havana and Naw Orleans on
Tuesday 1t is said that both Captain and Pilot will be
arrested upon their next appearance In New York.
On the 14th, Mrs. Gillesprie died in Burlington
injuries received by the disaster the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, ..
The City Council Of Columbia, s. c., refused
recently to allow any papers except the official journal
report their proceedings the that their
gan had vested right in the publication by contract
Dr. Gibbes editor Of the Caronan persisted in reporting
| the proceedings and expelled from the by
| force. He resorted to legal course for redress.
The Mobile Tribune Of Saturday has the fol-
lowing paragraph: a.
We learn that the schooner James Stockton, Captain
Caldwell, from New Orleans for this port recently run
ashore sheldsborough Lske Fontchartrain and
4 is total wresk. She had on board full cargo.
| On the 18th, child two years old was run
and killed in New York city BY the ears of the Ha
| lem Railroad.
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New Orleans, Sept. II, 1856.
APPOINTMENTS.

NV ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorised TO state that Mr.. RAssrLL huNT
will sdress the people at the following named Places on
the days designated:
Lake Providence Carroll, Tuesday, Sept. 25th.
Bastrop, Morehouse Thursday, sept no xstn,
Monroe, Ousehita, Saturday, Sept. 29th.
Fsrmeryfle, Union, Monday, Oct, lat.
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct. 50.
Minden Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Shreveport, Caddo Monday, Oct. 9th. s
Mansfield, Desoto, Wednesday, Oct 10Th nnl ,o.,,,
Natchitoches, Natcbitoches Friday, Oct l2tni
Alexandra, Rapides Tuesday, Oct 10th. -
MarksyilIe, Avoyellea, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Opelousas, st. Landry, Monday, Oct. 22d 80,
Yermillionyille, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct, Nth
al. Martinsyille, St Martins, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct 9th
Thibodaux, Lsfourche, Monday, Oct 10th. >
Mr. Hunt, upon his RETURN will viait she Florida par,
ishes Of which due notice will be given
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es- We aeldom recommend a manufactured

medicine believing that In most Mature herself pssets
cure more RAPIDLY scuay than DO accomplished by ths
vegetables and minerals But in the mstef
chronic features ahen it, which often
ali the sdorts healthy action hs digestive
and 1t not usqueuy hppea that thousands suffer for
sar diseased both in body Indigestion and lite
kindred ins To sueh. HooFLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs, pre-
pared by Jackson, tay most vlaab Preparation
sone msdiue giving healthy action to 'hs om aes aud
will Be foun highly all but especially during
The sprng be cured byA patient
in ons oaise Of aud all those suffering under this sad
rsoommni application to She psPo; Of Hoof-
l.,ds German Bss street, Ph,adslpha See sdssr
tiseAsnt. estAaaH
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The census just taken of Boston shows that
the total population of the city Is $4,000 The plumber
born In foreign Countries with their children under q
years Ege Is folows:Ifsh 90 2S9 Germans 1850;
other countries, 12bila total of 10000 than
the native population and their children Out of the
sssal increase daring the past Eve years 1926 was
by the Irish population, 1890 by the asrmans, and
1854 by other foreigners making the increase of natives
only cor II IL estimated however, that Boston business
,man with their families to the number Of rssdein
tbs neghboring towns.
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: TSNnay MORNING., sEpTR "a. 1856.
FLAT FOR M
nor THE AMERacAH PARTY oF-Lou1aANA.

4, We advoSste an amendment of the Naturalization
laws WITH proper safegusds to the purity Of TIE
ective franchise
We advocate the pasage Of such laws as win pre-
vent the immigration Of paupers and criminals 70 this
country.
o. Ws oppose amy intersrshce in the vested rghs Of
al usraoua whether they be Of native q foraigp birth
& We are in sv0r Of nen-ntsrvsntion with slavery by
she ovsrpsnt except for the protection Of
ON constitutional rights
(. We aavocase high Nstionai Policy, such as will
Afford stern and unwasSrig proeste1 70 the American
name ibroad, snd will fellow and guard the American
sitisen whsrsver he maves.
O We bellows that America should be governed hy
Amsrcsns sGsct1g the ssms through the ballot boz
sne Ire only legitimate instrument Of rsfsrm In tins
ykanty. 5
Y wa beiave that the office should seek the man and
MOI tbs man tb ONCE shall oppose the distribution
81 csee among osssseksrs Or y rsHar for paztisa
psfyices. .sss II w
VII Vim maiStan and defend the Constitution of the
nitsd states the Union 1t exists, ard the rights
III thu states without diminuten insisting ueon faith
u pertorancs ON the part Of the General Hoverrnen
OF all the duties epjoinea upon 1t by the Consultation
g. while we approve Of the platform adoptedby the lat
National connsf Of the American party at Philadelphia
We Isec the application Of the principles Of the eighth
article TO American Catholics upiuat unfounded ant
satirets unworthy Of eountfy We shah forever con
Slime ID protest agnnsAny sbrdgeent Of religious lib
erty hpidlny Il atS cardinal marlin that religious faith
question between each individual and his God. We mt
ssry oonaes my assmpt to make religious belief test
fr poiiticai css and can never aate with amy party
wiSh pds sansinents not In accordance with these.
10. wS wsrwith par6g such, but shallpppose al
Who oppose In the sdvecacy Of these great American
peincipisI -
Reform Of abuses and retrenehmsnt in our State on
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y. d. .Moraass,s

LIST OF NEW 30 o. s
Received per stssnship Black Warrior.
BITS OF HLARNHY BY r. Shelton snsho Of LIE
carran, shIsrs Sketches, Ifhh Bar, etc.
GUY RIyHRs. BY ". Gilmore sinana.
THE CREED OF cHRIsTENpoM. By ". R. Greg.
THE ERA KING. Anovsl Attributed TO Capt. Msrryat,.
TABLES.
La ROCHE ON WILLOW FEWER.
DlCKsOnB RLgHKETs OF MEDICINE a- ,-
MACKENZIE ON THE EVE.
LoNDDN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Jsy.
LONDON LANCET Tor September. y ~
RoLEcTIC MAGAZINE fer ssptsnhs.. 54sl.. y,
FRANK LEsL1Es NEW YORK JOURNAL for ostobsr.
FRESH SUPPLIES. ,5
TRNNYsoN'S MAUD. ~
RoeLT,s THEsAURus, ENGLISH WORDS. t
YusET. 2
GILLEsPIE's LAND SURVEYING. ~
THE HIDDEN PATH. By Harlon msrisnd. 4@
j. C.. MORGAN, Bookseller,
EXCHANGE PLACE
rsM ap9 Adjoining tbs Post 0mss
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How. RANDELL HUNT IN TENsAs PARISH. lon
Monday, the 18th inst, says the Concordia In
telligepcer of the 21st, Hon. Rsndell Hunt
addressed his fellow-citizens at the oourt-house
in St. Joseph, parish Of ~Tensas, on his canvass
for.the office of Attorney General of the State
of Louisiana: Here, we are informed by an in
telligent gentleman Of Conoordia parish, that
Col. Hunt held an unusually large audience, for
that parish, entranced for more than two hours,
He came opportunely, as an election for Re-
corder Of the parish had drawn nearly all the
voters and the population to St. Joseph.
Hunt is quick Of foot. He made the trip, by
land, from Vidalia to st. Joseph, forty.'miles,
delivered two hourr speech, and was back
again in Vidalia, eighty miles, in twenty -four
hours.
Mr.. Hunt was unable to fill his appointment
at Winnsboro, Franklin parish, owing to the
utter impossibility Of obtaining any mode Of
conveyance at St. Joseph. Our friends in. that
parish will see, therefore that no blame attaches
to him because Of the failure. 4
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FEVER AT ALEXANDRIA, = From the officers Of
the steamer julia, which arrived yesterday,
having left on the 18th, we learned that the
yellow fever was prevailing to an alarming ex.
tent in Alexandria, There were from sixty TO
seventy cases ia the town, besidesa great many
cases along Red and AtchafaleYa rivers
We much, regret to learn that Judge Cush-
man, Of Alexandria, died Of the fever on Thurs
day last. @
Heavy rains had fallen along the river, in
iuring the cotton crops very much.
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On the 17th, Mayor Wood received letter
from the Mayor Of Batimore complaining of the quar-.
antine restroons against Baltimore vessels and threat.
snng retaiation. Mayer Wood replied that vessels from
Baltimore weuld onlybe guaranteed when they arrived
NTH fever on hoard.
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Macs Meeting.
AM ERICAN PARTY

On TUESDAY NIGHT Instant the Ansricaa fary will
hold GRAND MAPS MEETIse Asisrs Tbs meeting will be
BY Geo. Epsis Jr Eaqs COL kshsfd Asswars and
other popular speakers. z.,5
The .nss sAs good old American nfsd 70 be
SAINT ass hs who ts 70 hear hs srinsY 81 The Party
sissrspsd,
r n. esss sisss. rsF ess WIN fss WI st eass 20 NJ
ssssssstsass Il ys,isss sts saasiy, I'M sss,
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John Wise, the asronaut, writing to the n Y.

John Wise, the asronsut, writing 70 the ~ I.
Tribune, suggests means of dispelins tho masnssis
atmosphere q Norfolk and Portsmouth. He says:
"A few to.s Of suapo~dsr exploded In sannsns of the
largest csbre with their muxses elevated ss much az
produce that would trsyel hundreds
miles This should be aided By large nrss ON opsn lots
and eommepa made Of tar barrels Or sny othsr highly
notion driving the infected OF and resolving the pure
from abroad y
He also the fumsation Of infected houses
with chlorine gas or chloride OF ins-
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Dates from Nebraska City to the 9Th inst, in.
form that COL Monuiss party Of government survey
ors was attacked by band Of Pavnss Loups, about
thirty naiss up the Platte River COL Monnies and i've
Others reached Nebraska City sasybst ak others
Dispersed and have not bsen heard from company Of
tty was Immediately raised and started in pa1ssis
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DEr Goons. - fessrs. Giquel & Jamison, No.
IL chaItraa street. are receipt complete stock Of
IAN and winter dry GOODS comprising all kinds fo tia
nnest and most aecsts fabrics that aderp Creels
es'lssor rather that crsols bellies sdornte ths
sommossst sssls required for plantation sss We rssF
isds ssssJsssHsss sas ssEisl sssslasas Il sssss
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| &S- A subscriber is informed that sickness
among ouremployeea caused vhat3h he complains
Of. II has now been remedieds He's he any
cause Of complaint in the last four paperss
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NEw House FURNISHING sTohE.--0ur young
friend Hodgson, No. 1888 Camp street. has hand
and complete stock Of house Furnishing goods to which
smother part Of he invites the attention of pur
chassrs. Refer to his advertisement
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On the evening Of the 14th. a train on the
Baltimore Railrosd ran Mira updyke, near Newport
Ds killing her instantly The unfortunate woman was
Fakpg op the tsses and being yery deaf did not hsss
ia tgsa. She leaves hssisna end famlly M Mas
EAsslisssss = !ssss hs7ias ssssse u We sssls,
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AMERICAN NOMINATIONS IN LAFouRoHE.
On Friday last, 2lst inst, the American
party ofthe parish Of Lafourchs assembled ut
Ragan's Hall, in the town Of .Thiboda,ix, and
proceeded TO make legislative and parish nomi-
notions. III
Col Il. ~. Thibodaux, Of Terrebonne, was
nominated tor the State Senate, to fill the va
cancy created by tho deathsof the late Col. P.
B. Key. This il emphaticaily strong nominal
ton. Col 7. cannot be beaten, and will make
most useful and efficient Senator. Mr.. 5.
Harang and Col Joseph s. Williams, were nom
mated for the House Of Representatives. These
gentlemen are capable and popular, and will
make valuable members Of the Legislature.
We look upon their election as one Of the GER
ltainties of the future. For parish officers, Mr..
Henry =. Ledet was nominated for Sheriff; Mr..
Leufroy Dannis, for Clerk; Mr.. Louis E. La
moureux, for Assessor; and Mr.. Jean Rossi, for
Coroner. -
OF this ticket and the prospect before it,, last
Saturdays Minerva energetieally remarks
" Tho above nominees will receive the unani-
NOUS support Of the party, and quito respect
able vote from the outsiders Mark the pre-
dicticn! Our ticket is now complete, and il we
| only resolve to work. success cannot but crown
cur efforts In November next. Americans
arouse! Buckle on your armor, and 90 forth to
battle; make every shot tell, and victory is
oursr' ss.sa
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AN ABLE DocgMENT.--We have received
from the Hon Charles Gayarre, a pamphlet Of
forty pages entitled an g Address to the People
of Louisiana, on the state Of PARTIES of which
he is the author
Our ayocations have been of such q character
as to preclude as thorough an examination Of
the pamphlet as its Importance demands, and
as we shall make hereafter. But, from thasty
glance at Its pages, we ere persuaded that it is
one OF the ablest vindications Of the principles
Of the American party that has appeared In
print. The subject is fertile one to the pat.
riotic mind, and we are we'll convinced Judgs
Gayarre shas handled it with the taste Of d
scholar and the ability Of q statesman.
We understand that the American Executive
Committee have determined upon printing i
large number Of copies Of the production. I
this be SO, they have acted wisely. We should
like to see it circulated broadcast Throughout
the State. It will inevitably do good whereve,
it is read.
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GREAT BARGAINss-s.4B b. Churchill, corner of
Dyades and Terpsohore Streets win open to-day choice
lot of embroideres and dry-goods bought at auction
which he will sell great bargains Read his advertise
ment and give him n call. =
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I NEw Books. We invite attention to the ad-
vertseent Of q Morgan, Exchange Place. a0ioiuipg
the Post,oface which WI be found In another column
ny the Blank Warrior he has received many books
sud all he late znes His stock Is we'll worthy the
attention 81 book buyers.
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STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,

FOR GOVERNOR e
sls CHARLES DERBIGNY,
ss{Ssz "a ST. /. ssItEasoN.
TOR EIEuT ENANT a0xGRNeR,
LOUIS TExADA,
ssz,s Or nAr1pEs.
TOR sEcRETARY OF sTATE,
ROBERT O. BEAEE,
sSss8)
4a FOR sTATE TREAsURHR,
s ~ T. v. Durable,
OF WEST HouuE.
Il sga4 FOR AUDITOR OF STAIN
IN 5-ai Ii WALTER ResaMAN,
ssa@%, asl OF CLAIBORNE -
70 FoR ATroRNEy GENERAL
RhNDELL HUNT,
I'LL FOR SUPERINTENDENT EDUCATION,
Bsls vi, X 90 ID sTrLLMAN,
ouAcHiIA. .s6sis
coNaREss.
s IA Sgrs DNsies-GEO EDsTIs, Jr.
sssss Dasriss TMEeD0RE q. HUNT
yasa paaas- PR EsToN fsND. N.
M hsda Bssrsa- RILLIAM y. LEWIS.
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], 8. HOLDEN \ Co., No. 81 Magazine street
have on hand and forsas quantity of Riohsras Cap
Lime, very superior article for sugar-making.
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Across The Z sSs The fine passenger packet
Creole Capt Post leaves the end Of pontehartrain Rail-
road this morning for Biloxi Ocean Springs etc. on the
arrival Of the O'Clock train.
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CAaprr WAsraoUsn. ~ The ssasou Ia noy fa,.
sppsosshing whom sny o. readers win b preparing
fhss houses fct tbs winter ia all sueh We commend tho
advertisement Of Msesrs. A. Brpusseau Co., No. "a
uhsrtlss strset Thsy ara In receipt OF shoice sscrs
gsnt q sasstgpg Il az sInas SID ass,s - slss ys,
ty saast sasiAlssi HssaissA d. slsis1 sgssslA =
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me- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
80 Camp street. Appcaons for relief received rom os
,s.. fsuas spsil D, /. RIG ARDo ,sssz e.sry.
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MEETING IN AtelERs. : The american party
are to have masssmeeting in Algiers to-mor-
row evening, on which occasion several able
and popnlar gentlemen will address the people
IN exposition Of the principles Of the party.
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The PROGRESS oFgss SAM --a Sam " is Going
ahead everywhere, despite the asseverations of
his enemies to the contrary Instead Of being
in decline, he is continually growing more
powerful. Instead Of being weak and feeble,
he is the very representation Of vigorous health;
and, as he marches forward to certain victory,
his tread becomes more firm, his bearing more
lefty, and his mien more majestic, as becomes
the representative Of that great principle which
alone led to the establishment of freedom on the
western continent. Washington fought, and
Adams, Jefferson and their compatriots wrote,
and thousands of our ancestors died, to vindi-
cate that selfsam principle which, on another
field and under other circumstances, Sam !"
deemsit necessary to enforce, in order that the
liberties Of the country may be preserved in
their pristine purity.
Not long since there was a barbecue given at
Gusdrey' store, about twenty five miles below
Lockport, parish Of Lafourche = that glorious,
true and ever-faithful parish over supposed
defestions, in which the anti-Amerioans made
SUCH tremendous ado. For precinct meet
ing it was very large, and marked, throughout,
tby all the evidences Of patriotic enthusiasm.
A little, significant incident occurred after the
speaking, to which we refer the Anti orators
| and presses generally. 1t is worth whole COL
umns Of their bogus withdrawal cards. The
proceedings are thus narrated in last Satur-
days Thibodaux Minerva:
The meeting addressed In English by Col j. 8.
Williams and In French by l.. Duvignaud Esq. The
greatest harmony and enthusiasm prevailed Dinner
t1enp three were introduced to SAM" promise
to batls mantully in his behalf from until Noyem-
bsr At night the newly initiated made up pony purse
and concluded the ceremonies of the day tips the
fantastic toen There is denying the that sa'
is daily gaining ground in Old Lafourche. and can
promise our State Ticket majority In November next
This is modest, We might have said more but cannot
/ sayless.
1 T,oenty-three introductions! Well, that will
do, GLORY enough for one day" Did we not
object to laying ourselves amenable to the
charge Of cruelty, we might say that the same
process is going on all over the city and State,
and that, for each deserter from the ranks of
\ glorious s'Sam' we have quadruple the number
Of new and better recruits! But, as it would
be cruel, we won't say word about it.
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as- A correspondent writing from Dugdemo-
no, La, says: J" The American party are uni
ted in this portion of onr State, and We will
give . satisfactory report Of ourselves On the
| first Monday in November
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A Pittsburg paper requests w 70 NOTICE the
ssesh ID that sfs ef tsss peans lsts sf the ara q
Hssssg . III, u iss Als ssssas at'ss Psshsss
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Roots, SssOss Gasd Brogaass,
unEaR AT WHOLESALE.
R8V Nowlanaing from ship Norlo kand In store, genera
Y assortment Of BOOTS SHOES BRoaANs, HATS, CAPS.
h Plantations applied prime ITCHING BooTs, RussET
BOOTS BRoaANs, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW and
CAMPEAcHY HATS, al the lowsstmsrkst prices, by
jyIsspa FROST coalo magazine s'iee"
w% Aats, Caess Ste
M&& AT WHOLESALE. 1.... =
90 mr. Va ara eoussasy Receiving general assortment
sik Fur Cashmere Panama. Lsghorn Straw fAim Lea' ~ae
and Wool HATSa the ,,
u,.ennw E. FROST CO. 80 siarasinesk.raes.
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Gsasse1 y .Jas,ssse,s,


IS CHARTERS STREET,
Have just received ahip Mulhoa.s, Havrs per
shipa RaSsrwood, Pyramid.
r0r from New York, large and splendid sssormss. of
Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
Consisting in part Of this following. viz. "
French, Knglsk American CkLICoRs,
PlAin and Printed MUBLIHs DE- LAINE. .-+
DO do do for Children.
Plain. Plaid and Striped cAsHMEREs, all eosts r"'
BARBOUR and cHkLLY of all ooors. ..4 ....~
Plain, Printed sad Fiouncsa BAkLGEs.
Fancy SILKS, u all qsaisss.
Ladis,' and M,sea HOSIERY, general asrortr ent
sosnts, and Children'a SOCKS, do do
white and Brewn coTToNs, ali qualities.
Linen eaubrie HANDKERCHIEFs, all prices. ~
Printed ChINTz, for Curtains.
Cotton, worstsd and sik DAMAsK, for Cartains.
Fancy TARTAks, article.
FLANNELs, Of ali kinds. ~
general assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS, suehAs *
g.. t.= LoWELLs,
variety Of ether articles long which
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
GiQUEL' & JAMISoN,
sss4 9piw 10 Chartrss street.