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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
ILondon Correspondence of the New York Times.
What DIsturbs EmgInMd just now.

ILondon Correspondence of the New York Times
What DIsturbs England just now
The honneurS of the last week divided between
Nessclrodes circular, Maneufes note, and Girardn's
named diplomatic papers, highly important they
are, have by far not excited such deeply laid sensa-
lion of half establishment and half anxiety in English
political circles as one single passage-I should say
one single word-n that pamphlet. M. Emile de
! Grardn's talismanc sentence is Gibraltar There
will be no lasting peace, says he, except on one con
dition the insstence by France and Austria the
mutual and simultaneous disarming of Sebastopo anC
Gibraltar as the first step to the emanc patton of al
SEAS straits rivers, &c. You cannot form any ldef
OF the impression this passage has provoked. No
that there should be any Immediate danger to be eX
pected, but because the hint at such thing as hC
disarming of Gibralter could ever be insisted upor
came to the mind of John Bull as an undreamt O
idea. He never thought of such eventually be
ing possible at ALL and is quite bewlldered to hea
that ohers-the nasty toreigners,' the d
French-thnk of it.
! 1t was, to be sure, very unklnd cut OF Mr.. Grar
din's to be dsagreeabe towards his ally as to tel
him thing so hurting to his feelings as gentle
man" 1t was such nice dream to have Sebastopo
raZed-the Russian fleet burnt--the Black Sea rule,
! by Britana-pel haps Cronstadt and Revel taken am
destroyed also II gratifying to muse over th
idea that having once done with Russia's naval pow
er England may, on some future day, for the dlsn
terested protection of some sick man, enter into a.
alliance with Prussia and Russia against France an
destroy Cherbourg, Brest. Toulon, with the Frenc
flee, included. And 10, there comes NJ. Grardin, an
shakes Mr. Bull out of his revere by telling him tina
Gibralter must be disarmed at the time Sc
bastopol.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
lexington Champion of the Course.

The New Orleans Pcayune gives the following
description of Lexington, the great four mile horse
A description of the champion of the turf may b
desired by his numerous admirers: blood bay
about Is hands inches high, with fore and hinC
feet and pasterns and small portion of his hint
legs above the pastern joints white; his bones ar
not particularly large Except the back bone, which
is unusually so;) his muscle is abundan-clean, DIR,
and snewy, without any cumbrous flesh his ears
which are handsome and wide apart, are beautifully
placed his head, though not small, is clean, hon,
and handsome-hs nostrls being large, the jaw bon
uncommonIy wide and :he Jaws wide part, affOrdns
room for clear and we'll detached throttle; his lef
eye full and mild, though animated; his right ey'
has lost it's convexity from disease noble counter
ance indicating good temper and disposition, TO
which he is remarkable; his neck rises well from
his shoulders and joints his head admirably Hi
shoulder has very wide hone, very strong, wei
displayed, particular oblique and rises sufficient,
high at the withers without any of that superfuou
neck so frequently to surmount the shoulder
! two or three inches, which cannot add to power O.
easy motion. His come we'll from The
body, sufficiently wide apart for good chest,
are long, muscular and strong. His back of medium
length, coupling pretty we'll back loin wide
slightly arched and very powerful. His body vii
bear the most rigid scrutIny-it looks perfectlon be
ing ribbed in the best possible manner and very dee]
throughout, which makes his legs appear short
while at the same time he has a very great reach
! His hips not remarkably wide, though strong
and in the sweep down 10, and embracing the hoof
he rarely has equal. The feet, though mostly
white, excellent his legs, with good bone
and clean, strong, tendons and good proportions
uniting in their motion great ease and correctness
His action cannot be surpassed: bold, free, elastic
and full of power and with his ease and elegance O
action, and remarkable racing like form throughout
] he untes great beauty and grandeur.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
cDrAT EIREIN BOSTON.

Destruction Houses, Ships, Cotton, Sc.-Loss
over Half n Million.
BosroN, April ga large fire broke out about
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, on Battery wharf
and spread over East Boston ferry, Constitution, LIN
coin and Battery whaves. The cont1agraton was
not GOT under until about O'Clock. 1t commenced
in 2 wooden building at the head of Battery wharf,
on Commercial street, and The flames spread with
GREAT rapidity, TO Lincoln wharf and the Peoples
Ferry wharf, also doing some damage Constitu
tion wharf The space burned over is about three
acres covered mostly by wooden buildings of no
great value
ed also a new block of three story wooden build
!, gs owned by Arnold w. Taylor Battery wharf
was swept clean, including nearly two thousand
bales of cotton and large quantity OF beet pork,
rosin and other merchandise. On Lincoln wharf
large quantity of wood, coal and lumber were de-
stroyed.
Among the principal sufferers by the fire are Noah
Lincoln, coal and wood yard the Peoples rerry
Company; George Matthews, sailmaker; Clark &
Baker. salt dealers; Godbod & Son, M. Kelly, Geo
Bartolls storehouse; Pierce & Bacons storehouse
the rear portion of Messrs. Windle & Clinkhard'
heat building establishment Harris Dillon, ship
wrights and caulkers; Mayer, Rice & Co, lumbe
dealers Allen & Weltch and Harrison Fay. In
Weigher's and Guagers office connected with TIT
Custom House also destroyed.
! The ship Chancellor, with a valuable cargo o
cotton and tobacco was burned to the waters edge
ship Diana Just from New Orleans with valuabl
cargo of cotton pork &c, was badly burned, and tn
cargo damag ed. The ships General Gerry and JOIN
Bertram were towed into the stream with some dam
age 10 masts and rigging Several other vessels sui
fered slight damage. Three engines and one hos
carriage were destroyed the hremen being surround
ed by fire on the wharves, and compelled to escape i
boats.
the loss is estimated at from 100000 to $500,
0OO pr obaby about one-halt insured.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. .;~ Il
HE subscriber wishes to obtain five six
aid him in the Machnist and Architectural rs ba
ANY person persons DESTROYS to engage in the
ness would do well to apply early, he has grea
in the business, and will give scientific and pracu'A
tions. For further information address ,>rcON
April 6.-3I-4m Harres' Store, N. H. Co. -~r~
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New Stock! Fresh Goods!

/ THE subscriber has just received per steamers C
! L Hays, St Charles and Compromise, an extensiv.
addition to his stock, comprising every description
seasonabe and fashionable fancy and staple Dry Goods
Silks sauns, yelyets, muslins, linens caIicoes eing
hams, apaeeas, merinoes, annels bombazines fancy
dress goods, ribbons aces ladies' capes collars nm
derseeves silk, cotton, thread and wooden hosiery
gloves, bonnes, millinery, ladies' trimmings handk er
chiefs, diapers mosquito netngs parasols, ulnbrel
las oil cloth, blankets, domestics, Lowells and amos
every other article that can be named.
Clothing, i'll great variety comprising almost every
kind of fabric, ranging from superne cloth to Ugh,
linen and gingham.
Ladies' mems and chdren's fine sexed and begged
slippers, shoes, brogans and boots, of every quality
Fur, silk and wool hats, fine caps.
Perfumery, fancy soaps, ladies' work boxes sewing
silk thread and cotton, etc. etc.
Cutlery hardware, erockery, glass, wooden ware
inware, brooms buckets iron, nails kettles pots
ovens, coffee mills, etc.
Groceries, Wines and Lquors-My stock of these ar
hcles large and complete, chosen by expert
enced buyer expressly for this market. Among it is:
sugar OF every quality, common and sugar house mo-
lasses, Coffee tea chocolate, fine and salt Ohio
and ST. Louis -four. meal sugar cured canvassed
and plain hams, shoulders and sides, pork beef pota
toes dried fruit lard Candles soap, oils vinegar pep
per, spce nutmegs, starch, indigo, almonds, raisins
pickles, ketchups, sardnes obsters mackerel salmon
shad herrngs, Goldfish, syrups, brandy fruits pepper
mint. and all kinds OF fancy groceries, chewing and
smoking tobacco, cigars old Monongahela, Dexter's,
Rose. Bourbon, rye, rectifed and common whskey,
rare old cognac brandy at various prices, American
brandy, old rum, gin, porter ale, cider, champagne
Madeira, Malaga, sherry, pure port and clare wines
cordals fruits in their juice, etc. Crackers bis
cut cheese, beans, corn, oats, etc.
These goods purchased in N. Orleans for cash,
and will be sold as cheap, if cheaper than thew
can be had in any other house Red River. Coun-
try merchants, planters, and others laying in supplies
lind ~ tn ntape To
before purchasing elsewhere. M. BAER
J2S Texas street
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JOS. HTFTT,

No. 20. JOS. HUFTY. No. 20.
IMPORTER. WHOLESALE & RETA1L DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry Rich Fancy
AND STAPLE GOODS,
No. 20 Camp street. under City Hotel, New Orleans.
Respectfully invites the of wholesale and re-
tail dealers and purchasers to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, which is freshly imported and
constantly supplied throughout the year
SHE'LL COMBS.
Imitation Shell and Buffalo COMBS of every style and
variety.
BRUSHES, OF every description, of his own manufac-
ture, and at the lowest Northern Factory prices
Toilet Articles,
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS. HAIR PINS.
POMATUM, FANCY SOAPS &c
FINE FANS, PURSES, PORTABLE DESKS
POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES. together with
an endless variety of PORTE MONIES, &C., of
every style and shape at unusually low prices
Guns PISTOLS. KNIVES, Colts and Warmers RE.
VOLVING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZORS.
LIFE PREsERvERs, FIsHING REELS and TACKLE. of y-
cry variety, 10 suit the determined Angler
W'NfckaeS, JcsUeI7.y, SC.
The stock in this line consisting in part of fine
Cooper, NJ ]. Tobias and real JOS johnson move
ments, with hne assortment of Swiss and English
Levers. together with large stock of fine eastern
JeWelry, iyerWare &C., has been selected with erea,
care by F. Roberts, for many years engaged in the
wholesale business, and having been purchased for
cash, great inducements will be offered to purchasers
Every article warranted represented or the money
refunded. fo-1.
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Plantation. Road and all other kinds of " agonss for
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts, Drays, OK
and timber Wheels, with and without axles; ware
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Baggage
Wagons; baggage and other carts, for horses and OH
en-; handcarls wheelbaows of every description, and
all other articles in the wheewright line made OF the
best seasoned materials and warranted to be superior
TO any other manufacture, which will be sold redu
ced prices, and lower than BY any other establishment
in the southern country. Purchasers will find it to
their interest TO cali and examine stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. We use none but black locus,
hubs and bent feIloes. PHELPS, CARR & CO.,
nov s, 1854 I04 Carondelet ST., New Orleans.
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Family Medicines.

Ak. GEORGES AGUE and FEVER TON
~ bottle invariably cures chiis and fever
Dr. GEORGES SOUTHERN ANrl-BILIous Pills
pleasant and efectual Cathartic, adaptedt to "
ment Of all Bilious Disorders, as they oc24
Southern States. e.
MATeHLEss PAIN ffords speed
all cases of Burns, Scalds, Hemorrhoides D
Blistered or Inhamed Surfaces.
NERVE AND BONE LINIMEsT.-For all Rheumaa1
Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness of the JO
Muscles, Strains, etc. etc.; and is an in''
remedy for Horses.
MILLER's AsTRIsGENT BALsAM-The great reF.
the premonItory symptoms of Cholera, D.
Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Dgsen's
and other Bowel Affections. .u
The above medicines are carefully prepared,
wholesale or retail, by the undersigned.
WIN. r. MILL
nl7 Druggist and Apothe
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsps
Ianndiee, Chronic, OF kerYau., = 4 I

L, EASE OF the Kidneys. and all d.. s'sl
~ from disordered liver or stones llissassss
slpation, inward piles, fullness of bIoa1' suss
acidltF OF the stomach, nausea, hear,,s Y 4.
food, fuflness or weight in the starns - is.
lions, sinking or hu,tering at the nit ~ sass
swimming of the head, hurried and a; @ he d
anttering at the heart, choking or ssffae.
when In lying posture, dimness Il
webs before the sight, fever and dali n,; s'asa
deficiency OF Precipitation, yeilowness ~ y. 2 a
eyes, pain In the side, back, chest. lirss "
ilushes of heat, burning in the flesh g. ee
ings of evil. and great depression o sf' "a
effsetualIy cured by 'pana i
DR.. Hoofand's celebrated Germ,.
prepared by c. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100 a.al
adelphia. Their power over the ahova !. g
e1celied, If equalled, BY any other Dre1 sea,
United States, as the cures attest, in rsa
skilful physicians had failed. These H.. t5s
thy the attention Of invallds. Possessin. +sh 3,
in the reetificaiion of diseases of the lis. sesi
glands, exercising the most searching MAJ.
ness and affections of the digestive ar.,s 8
Withal, safe, certain and pleasant. y
Moro testimony from Alabama in fave.
lands celebrated German Bitters. prem i
W. dGhsUi1s VI lie prn,.
emedy for Liver Complaints, Dyspesi.s 4
Nervous Debility, disease Of the Kydaer. :, Y
Dickson s. Green, Alexandria, Ala. sss sF.s
said: "We have taken pains to introduce y, ~
Bitters, and find it to be a very valuable ~
A. Robinson, Bellefonte, Ala, Jan. an v
Qnr medicines must eventually have AZ,
those who use il in the fall liked il Fery M
people have been much deceived here h. y
ent nastrums, and that affects the sale Of ~.
bitters, and will until it becomes knowns s
G. Fowler, Tuskegee, Ala, January l.Is:s
@I'he Bitters are selling well, and taiuE Il
continue so. as they give good satisfaction 4 s.
have used them.n
Dr. Il. F. Leonard, Fayette G. H., ALI.
said: 4Your bitters have done wondersfn A.
A youth, son of G. M. Hubberf, esq. ofh
had been for several months under the car.
practitioners without relief, and the css !
doubtful, and the young man, although "a
10 get about, commenced with the bittes. y
10 much relief from the first bottle. he corr.
tnka. until Il complete cure was efFecssd. ~
perfectly well and Stout
These bitters are entirely vegetable, there,
sing great advantage over most of the p,eps,,s.
commended for similar diseases.
For sale by respectable dealers in MEDIC.
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STACEY d WELLS,
Wholesale and Retail Gr0cers,

aRd dealers in Hines Liquors. Plantation Supplies, Sc
No. IA on the Lefee, Shreveport.
HAVE Just received per steamboats, Runaway and
IL CIeona their fall stock, comprising one Of The
largest and complete assorments hronght to
this place. among which viii be found:
Plain and sugar-cured hams, clear sides: shoulders
Mess and prime pork; leaf lard;
Mess beef; mackerel; herrings;
Superior ST. Louis and Ohio -four;
Brown, loaf, clarified and crushed sugars:
Re-boiled and sugar-honse moasses;
Rio and Java coffee; fresh teas;
Coarse and fine Liverpool salt;
Virginia chewing tobacco, of all qualities;
Havana and American cigars; smoking tobacco;
Soap. candles, starch, indigo vinegar;
Dean and WAYNE, old Monongaheia, old rye, reen-
fed, common and other whiskey;
Choice old cognac and champagne brandles;
Pure Holland and American gin;
Old Jamaica and N. E.. rum;
Madeira, sherry and port Wines guaranteed genuine.
Claret and champagne wines;
London porter, Scotch ale; cider:
Brandy cherries fruits in brandy and their own juices
Cordials OF every description; syrups of all kinds;
hetchups and sauces of every description;
Pickles, pie-fraits, and sweetmeats;
Raisins, prunes, preserved ginger, almonds;
Sardlnes, HOLSTERS, salmon shad;
Pine apple and goshen cheese;
Olive OIL, olives, capers; wine and other biters,
Rice, potatoes, beans and peas;
Sperm and lard oils;
Soda, butter and water crackers;
east powders, matches, backing;
Pepper, mustard nutmegs, cloves, alspice;
Powder, shot, and lead;
Brooms, buckets, wooden-ware;
Demjohns, bottles, jugs, jars and stone-ware;
Plough and clothes lines; trace chains;
Castings, spikes, nails, brads and tacks;
A general assortment Of Fancy Groceries, ETC.. To-
,ether with choice stock Of
BOAT AND BAR STORES,
comprising all the favore brands of pure old brandies
vines. gin, rum, curacao absynthe, peppermint, bit
ers. syrups bar furniture and fixtures etc. etc, and
n endless variety of other articles tedious
aerate all Of which will be sold the lowest prices
purchasers are invited to give US a call.
Particular attention will be paid to putting up and
arefuy packing all orders from country merchants,
lanters, and other persons residing at distance.
We will receive additions stock by every boat,
nd by that means be enabled to keep it complete dur
ag the entire season. aug30 |
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T. & B IACORS
SPRING GOODS.

Texas STREET, (near the Levee,) Shreveport,
A RE now receiving and opening new and com
IA plete stock of
SPRING GOODS,
c. of the latest and most fashionable STYLES oo
u comprising in part the following articles: III
'@~> Silks, silk tissues, and berages, of every III
descriptions;
Muslins jaconets, linen, gnghams, calicoes,
Bonnets, ribbons, artificial flowers, gloves,
Bleached and unbeached domestics,
Mantias capes collars, chemisettes, n. s.
Undersleeves, and various articles of embroidery,
Cambria, linen and silk handkerchief
Hosiery, fringe gimp and velvet trimmings of eyerv
description,
Mosquito netting, Of all qualities,
Laces, coses, veis braids and every description of
fancy and staple Dry Goods.
CLOTHING:
Fine French Italian and English merno frock dress
and coats,
Linen, gingham and alpaca coats of every size and
description,
Fine merno, linen, alpaca and cottonade pants,
Black satn silk, white Marseilles, lnen and every
other description Of vests,
full assortment of linen and muslin Shirts
large stock of boots shoes and brogans ladies' ga
tiers, slippers, ties and brogans, youths and child
ren's shoes. a
The latest styles of silk, cashmere, leghorn Panam,
straw and palm leaf hats,
Cloth and plush caps, chdren's fine Leghorn hats.
Queens and Glassware; Trunks, Valices, Garnet
Bags, Powder, Shot, Lead, etc.
GROCERIES:
100 bbis whiskey, Of various brands,
40 bbls Monongahea and rye whiskey,
100 bbls flour, St. Louis and Ohio,
70 bags Rio and Java coffee
so hhds sugar, 10 cases loaf sugar,
SO bbls and go half bbls moasses,
l2D pkgs Brandies, French and American
~ casks rum, DO Holland gin, 10 do Amer do.
90 bbls peach brandy, 5 do cherry bounce,
10 casks Port and Madeira Wines,
~ casks claret and Malaga do.
l0 casks London porter, 10 do Scotch ale.
go boxes chewing tobacco, 10000 cigars.
~ casks hams, shoulders and bacon sides,
Ties, kechups Holsters, shrimps, candies starch IL
iigo, sal aratus spices, cloves nutmegs fish, matches
ogether with every description of family
SANITATION supplies and boat stores. 4
These goods were selected by US in person. ore
to be of the best quality, and We will NJ,
e under sold b any house in town. mis-
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New C0partnership.
ST A CEY d. WELLS

No. II on the Leyee-SHeeessors to Robt. Donnell,
II AVING formed copartnership, for carrying on
IL the Grocery and Produce Business. and having
purchased the entire stock of Mr. Robert Donnell will
continue the trade in all its branches the above stand
One of the firm has just returned from the city where
he selected with care extensive additions so that our
stock is now large and complete and will be sold for
small profit We respectfully solicit, and will be hap
py to receive, continuance of the liberal patronage
extended to our predecessor. which from rigid atten-
ton to business and uniform fair and honorable deal
ing hope to be able merit from generous public
ANDREW J. STACEY.
July ID OSBORN ]. WELLS.
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SLEEPER d Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Family Gr0cers,
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
QTEEASWARE, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. &c.
No. on the Levee corner of Texas ST., Shreveport
II AVE just received, and now opening, exten
IL sive stock of fresh Family Groceries, Western
Produce, Plantation Supplies ETC., selected expressly
tor this MARKET which will be sold at the very LOWEST
PRICES. Among stock will be found:
SeasonabEe Dry Goods; Domestics;
Osnaburgs; Boots; Shoes; Brogans;
Ohio and ST. Louis Flour; Lard
Sugar-Brown, loaf, crushed and powdered
Moasses-Sugar house, and reboiled;
Coffee of every description;
Teas; spices; peppers; genuine mustard;
Soap, brown and fancy; indigo; starch;
Candles--Sperm and star;
Sugar-cured and plain Hams; Sides; Shoulders;
Pork; Beef; dried beef;
Mackerel, Salmon, Shad, Henings, Goldfish;
Ois-Oiive, sperm and lard;
Potatoes; onions; dried fruit;
Cheese--GOshen and western;
Tobaceo-Chewing and smoking;
Cigars-Havana, assorted brands;
Water crackers and soda biscuit;
Sardines; pickles; kechups;
Pepper sauce; nu'megs; ginger;
Rice; buckwheat; vinegar;
Salt--Fine coarse, and table;
Rasins; figs; prunes; almonds; candies;
Fancy Groceries. of every description
WINES, LIQUORS AND CORDIALS,
great variety, consisting of Dexier's Roses Mason
county and old Irish Whiskey; choice old Cognac
Brandy, of all the fayore brands, RUM Gin Madeira
'ure Port, Sherry and Champagne Wines, CIaret Alb
ynthe Curaeo, Porter, Ale, Cider Btters Lemon and
'ther Syrups together with almost every other article
Usually to be found in large grocery store
Planters country merchants and others wanting or
iers h!led will Ind il to their advantage TO give US
;aff before purchasing elsewhere. apl9
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New Goods,

UST received per late arrivals well assorted stock
OF DRY GOODS, of the latest patterns, consisting
Of: kerseys j. brown Lowells Al; brown sheetinys 4
cotonades assorted; brown and bleached linens for
summer pants; brown shtings; printed French lawns;
some handsome robes, styles; handsome assort-
ment of spring and summer prints chintz some beau
tifu spring ginghams; bleached domescs Turkey red
tor curtains: birdeyed diaper; cotton do Irish linen
linen checks; mosquito netngs assorted; some bobi-
net MEETINGS suitable for mosquito bars, and number
OF other articles too numerous mention which W
offer low for cash. WALTERS g. REDUS.
mv3 Tax,e s,roo.
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Shreveport, May l, 1854.
S. B. HENDRICKS & Co.,


ELYsfAN FIELDS. Texas.
A RE now receiving and opening large stock OF
"A Dry Goods, Hardware. &C.,
OF the latest styles and impotaons which they offer
to planters and others the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
Their stock comprises extensive variety of ladies',
dress goods of cotton wooden, silk and linen fabrics;
including fine assortment De trimmings OF the latest
styles Hosiery of the best and common qualities
GENTLEMEN's CLoTHING-An extensive stock of ey-
cry variety of material and Of the best and most fash
onabe make, with Hats. Boots Shoes, Umbrellas etc
The stock of Staple and Plantation Goods will he
found TO afford choice SELECTIONS Of every article need
ed by planters.
Ample arrangements made by which their stock
will be augmented every ninety days from the east and
New Orleans, with such articles and amounts as may
De demanded by the wants OF the surrounding coun-
try 1t will be found at all times equal to any stock
heretofore kept in this any Of the adjoining coun
ties Elysian Fields. March Is 1854