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Ocean Gteamers, &e.

WffQn 5tf1mfr9, NJ.
NETWORK and CALIFO RNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE. Vi. Nea.su.nTbe Aeoe-ory Trsn.t Company
Pr prs'S 100 mas. shorter The: os sH{ 9.ss
LIGHT so burden, Capt Tin.leo.ush win leave from
x1 No ~ Il. ~
vorite steamship UNCLE SAN, 2co burden, ever
.S n n.s md q
Iron stembos have lately been put on river and lake which
unsurpassed in their ventilation and secOumsds
too. Tor ih GHss %o e 1890 Apply Say
Letter bass made ct the oies letter. q Cents per half
IT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via
" AsPINWALL and PANAAA-Californisns To-.
formed lby authority from the Panama Railroad Comp,ny
tina. the irsnsit Of the Ishma. VIII !s made RAiLSo 40.
from Ocean to Ocean No Male Trsvel.-So Riva
On TUESDAY Feb. 20, a. 2 o'clock r. NJ. from Pier at
foot Of Warren North Rver VII 10 dApsched the teet
ILLINOIS, Cap. n J. H.r..tsns. U. N,
10 connect Panama Nth the snd superior Steamship
JOHN L. STEPHENS
AspSe boat .lvsys kept Panama prevent dstsnton
No freight received after o'clock on tn. ssiias day
For p..'sse apply /" the Company Once No II Wss,'t
II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
~ HAVANA and NEW-ORLBANS-On SATURDAY,
.s s:ns 1.s
John heGowsn
Psssfe can b secured ct the Company. ofscs.
Shipper viii b supplied bi.nt bil Of .dins Of the
other forms signed and no bills Of sdiss will Be nSnsd ssr
the hour Of sailing
No IF sas :s1.s; the 'i' &;
LNOR CHARLESTON and FLOKIDA-SEMI.
l. WEEKLY U NAIL LIHE--The and fest going
steamer JAMES ADGEa, 8. Turner. commander, will
!ss,. pier Ne IN T., on SATURDAY, Feb i7.s O'clock
p n precisely.
For ireeh. sppy on board, where u. bulls Of lsaas VII b
GSaed, and fer psAsASe q the Once Of
ePOFFORD. TiLE9TON 4 Co., Ne - Broadway.
TAoesb Tsis" 70 Fsrds follows To Jssisoavlle SSH
70 Plstts IS
Ths MARION viii succeed. and Leave On wEDNEs-
DAY, Feb 81.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
" For BREMEN va sOUraAMPTON-Ths Uss.ed
states Mall Steamship W WASHINGTON, Commander Z Csv-
erdy. viz sn for BKEhES. touching st OUrHAAPrON
% sne the msih and for England snd France
SATURDAY, Feb. "a. u II o'clock n fssn Pier No 81.
NsytA River.
PRICE or PASSAGE,
FROM New York 70 8oxfhAmpton Brsmsas
IN First Cabin, Main Saloon.
10 tirst Csktn LowG SELDOM. ............... ne
In becood Cabtn.. %
An experiesced Surgeon y attached Il sAeh steamer.
Specie delivered In Hsvre or Losdoa-
Al isttsn must psss through the PoskOmeA
For freight or psssa<e, apply to
C.H. SAND Agent. Ne II ssath wiIlism-&-
The resnr HERHANN VII succeed the Wshinstoa,
ssd all March ~
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grATy or MicnIcAS.


srAr. rsEATsI.s Oryrc., LAssIxo. Jan -, 1855
GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK Of ANN AR
~ BOR-kOflCE.-Legal evidence having been furnished
me that tte GOvERHMEhT STOCK BANK Of ANN Ar
BOB hs refused s liabilities sad 70 redeem i1 ercu
trs and in Of sach efasl and In accord
the provisions Of secon IL Of the Act Incorporating
sad Bank approved March 1872 IL have been placed
In the hands Of Receiver Now therefore Ia pursuance Of
nd section Dc hereby give notice to al persons hsviss
claims against aid Baak 70 prsssnt the 10 u ny
eee IL LALsns 70 make legal proof hsfsef All psrsess
holding the circulating notes Of d Bank viii the
said Office for which Iede certificates will 10 sssed
sfLA5 u. H0LAES State frssssrss
Y>HE SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS Of the State Of California becoming dus the
a day Of March 1855 will b. paid and sitter the LIZ o!
March, on prtseut;on ct the ofhce Of
JOHN COOK. Jr., Nc. 81 Broadway
Nsw-York. Feb. IS. issa
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
for Trustees OF the Rochester ssd 9skesn Csnnsi
Coal Conpssy for the ensune year viii BE- held Of the oss
Of the Compssy No 10 William Ct the I'D ne between
the hour Of 81 and ~ Pm. A. BABCOCk, Secretary j
New YORK Feb. Il, lass
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the PHESN
i MINING AND MANUFACTURING Co. Of vIgt.iA-
are Informed that the request o. several ne
Who uap,rshendd the Of forming the Aev Goa "a,
de sgsiess for the rs..ains 'as.s: ~. ss q.
toss III b esaiiy closed ssl the stock spporsaeA Apply
Ne - Broslssy, Room Ne sse"n4story estwsss sad
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Goal.

COALS.-Peach Orchard, Red or White Ash,
~ delivered frsm yard and cover Nut ST. Stove and Cum
ksrlsnl, sc 50; Liverpool, Sil
JACOB WEEKS Eos 3l3 Bowsy and I'll 0reene-st
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professional Notices.

DROUGH & MACDONALD. COMMISSION
ID LUMBER MERCHANTS. West Troy. N Y.
RETERFScgs-WilliAn Workman, Esa President City
Bank, korteali Mess1a OsbCrn, Tsfnbul Macdonald,
Eew.Hak
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LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS fsr I'll art
e u vuen, isAhpsaaahs trsvsArs. tsusd by J. 4
u01nS, Nstary fshae, Ne u wsnssA- o. R-NssszuH-
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prSrr q. LEEDs Avctione~r.-By q. LttDs6 Co
ON FRIDAY, 10Th, and SATURDAY, 18th
" February 1os O'Clock eseh day st the store Of L
] Jacobs No ~ Bros wsy-Lsrge ard spi snsif ~oes
10 be cold in con,eqoence OF exeove ster,tios IN ne
,.,.blshmen consisting OF very ses.,t Di.mond CIse
Rrempip, ,ipe s'ore do Clustep Rirs and oe"toins
Also large assortment Of ether Jewelry Get vita precious
,tones In th. fashionable style Also, IMse ~
sortment Of Svewsr Spoons Tes sets SILVER Knives ana
Forks &c Also assortment OF Plated ware new "yin;
Paper nscbe Goods Ofv.oa s Large invoice OF fsnen
P.ney and Oruolu articles french Coeks watches, both
Gold Hunting Lepine 0hronc meters, etc msde BY JSssn
ION II Cooper Bretasae R.scsl and otber celebrated
msten ALo ,eveIsI vsiusbs Pocket chononetsrs Gold
Fob nd ve.t Chss etc Al be cold without reserve in
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osrIcs oaiO AND PEsssrtv.siA sAlsstS Ca

ofrIcs OsIo PESssrtvasIA RArLsslo Co
PIrrssgRSs Jsa- y. ISL
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF
~ tie Ohio and P-bsy Raiso,dC npsay that On sae
after ID. isth DAY OF FEBRUARY. Dividend Of FIVE zen
CENT for the last months p.,shs Ia the Ssck Of the
Corpsny will b. pss the stscksoaess - tse stoek
od on ire o. the Company the Isl Of Jsnusy Tbs
s,ocllo;Ser. on TIE Pssuh books gill - paid tss Ofcs
AZ the Company ard tAose the New Yok boi AZ he os
.f Wi,,o~ L..-r Co. Scrip ,erEisear-s oil a-d tor
lie fractional pats Of share. Il $ FLEMING,
Treasurer
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TuxIs MoRaGLL. Aactionser.
CTPEBIOR PIANO-FORTES and SUITE of
- RICH RO5Cv GOD PARLOR FURNITURE, 9th .
,iey Hotb.r Furniture Also Oil Psnnss and Mirrors will
be sod THIS DAY ct u oeooL No 3o4 Broad gay with.
any REGARD weather For particulars ssslosue and
etsnipe this morning, BY II.
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IL the matter, 60. q
ks-hotiss 10 hsrssy fvNs
csss nsds end provilsd. -,
Hoe. J. J. Rsossvsis, 49,
this natter. that eli CnW
BANK q TIE cry
70 sxbibis - ssssblice 49,
.fss fruss ceaseav u -
~ Cempasys e0ee, -
b, wtfhts tAi<ty dsls asso -
Yst, yses.Q ~
8. frvss c.. u NscI@
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DR. C. d. GRISWOLD, No. G6 Whte-st, will
~ devote the hours from 20 IL A H. and from 10 10
Office Paten Once prescriptions, IN oil
One Dollar.
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OTTIcF or rHE SrvYvEsAST ISsrsScr co
No l55 Borery. NEw-Y osK, Feb 5, 1870
DVIDFND.-Th Board Of Directors have tins
~ day declared SENT Anrua Dividend OF FgDk ~ %
CENT PAYABLE on AID After the 18th Inst The Trsn<ss
Boob will he closed until that date.
'''- ~ BENJAMIN J. PENTZ, Secretary.
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OEvTCk "ENNsYLNANIA COAL Cd. [
cor Broad s.y and Wall 81 y. Y. J.s. 81. 1854
A SFMI-ANNCAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
"A CENT OF the cspitsl STOCK o. tbs rhNNSiL' ANA
COAL Co h.. tbs day been declared payable In ch s the
o9. AZ ,hs conr.uy In the city Of and sfssr
Ia. l.h s.y Of FEBRUARY next TIE Transfer Socks VIII
!. closed Vm the ID to 18th February, both inclusive
cropcv uOYT
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w. WEsrcorr. Auenoneer
WILL SELL THIS DAY (Friday) at 104

w W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer wiz sell on
.FRIDAY Feb is 1855 nlet O'eloes si,hs s.or, No.
C7 Fucn Of Lusered Pitchers White Gran
tie Tespot Sugars Creams Bowls re. Plates &C. Also
Press<d and Cut Glass Ware and other 0ooia
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY-OFFICE
IL No. 4WALL-Sr-Ats meeting Of the Directors Of this
Company held At their Oee this day tho rehGnatioa Of
Simeon Looms - Prssdent, having been Previously &C
ousy elected a. Vice PRECEDENT to pee ell The dstss Of
President; and at the time A. y WfLLMARrd
sDanimoasly elected Secretary Of the Company.
Eew.Yorf, 9Th February, lsS.
DhEoToRs
Oh ,res Martin, james Humphrey, Re Lock wood,
VIM @. Lambert, Georss Pearcs, John Nelson,
Georse c. Collna Ward A Work, Lyman Cooke,
D. N Barney. James Lew, Levi r. Norton,
Lucius Hopkins, l. n Rockingham, Curtis Noble,
Thomas Messenger. Chu. A BulEey yoha Hutchinson.
VIM. II. Melen, George Morgan. Stephen Pssi.
Charles 3. Hatch, Richard Bselow. Chss r. BaAxia,
Simeon LoomH, Theoi McNames, II. 0lbsrt Ely,
VIM r Hooker, Oliver Z. Wood, Amos r DviSkt
Wases Bull, Amos Emo, Henry l. Harb9t
L. AtteIbary, Jr., Cephas II. Morton, Jssss Heyt,
LueAn Conan, ChaTles Ely, Wm Starsh, Jr,
Homer AorGaa, Alfred Barnes, T. W. Williams, ID,
Levi P. Stone, George Bliss, H. II. ManssL
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Sales bp q Httlon.

k.rssx Josn.x Asofsseer
DY JORDAN & NOhTON Aachoneers ana
ID Con q i.ssss zeresss". 40 80 S's>A"r' ss "'1"
yRiD.Y NoRslsG Sch irs Al 10 s'eiaot
y,.,,s msrolS.r-. F.0ey Ardcls. P.P'-f s,he ViSe
sp. P.isrs. s.o qa,aut, Of ST. ru,.r .,-'
md vu-,, o. H'efai and "''m-e'. goa 9- -.4, ee
" ntR~S Aaetiooeer
DY BANGS. BROTHER q Co.-irade sale
ID Rooo.so !; sM. 70.
4ILsoS Aaeso1eer; ,,~.,,,,,
CONSTABLE SsLE-HANDsOME HOUSE
- soLe tySS,IsgsI, sL.h 10 a rats S,r.
EohnIS0 st ~ =" NJ rs an ~ 3, eoa,nani
Lara. and ,Iter.y. v,s 2, .o Faraars
s,s. T.be. Minors China V>se. e'-iJ VI raniat
efs.Is P.or Wind, Shades. Broe.;sle sai Lee
Cursp. Chm. Dinner and Tea Set neht dc rated Cot
Gs "s y. The .uoerisr s-doo@ Farsi,ure coot.a az
pjs.s.d. Bure.u. I'D W..h.nds q the choe-. KIDD Oh
IN Rosewood ard M.hos.nyi Hair M,'ue--e' Bedding sad
Other hou~-teepi,g sftlcle.
w A. CIrTyR Aueioo.eI No 81 D.,.1 co, Creep siea
UROCERIFS S, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, IRON
" as. FEELS p osSto sos s.S s.
din.s Candies Soap cis." s.ndy Gin Run wise. 1a.n
g.;s. s: .ss. "slp. k9''' ''" ''''S Tools
N1ORTGAGE SALE.-D. S. HOUGH, Auc-
NJ tonssr.-To MORROW Saturday. NO hNING: At
~ ceioet pre...! h. silent aud cost, rVsS1rUaE Of
no.it. 70 The Hudson diver Railroad Depot will be offered At
PUBLIC SALE -Fursits,e.Ai fret e..' male oy chr,
wood secrsty Ese plate front, Ceoer Isbe' Qasr'
te,s French Work table, Reception ehsr' Corner Dc
and Corner F,.s4es Essb-thsn ard snsue Bed-sis Bu
rssus Ws.b.snds Sofia Tee ress ricby covered Psror
Suites &c ke all being in solid nodded roe.oof M,hos,ny
Ws.bsar do Tables. &C. C,rpet.-eops,ns Of Ensiss VIII
vsn.,sn stair DO Velvet Tuf,ed Rags Ateliide and
Cocoa Mats DeeorsOn'-oi Psianns, ans eo!se,iSn aud
,n, subscr y.es and Csrofes Of Dfesten and sevres
Porcelain Iiehly painted Marble s.;uNy Psr.a CURES
fancy COLONIES srne. Fove" AID ys.e. feasa rrf .ad
S,,sa Window shades Csodelsbfs Gs~ Chs6deers ins
Gebie Y.sr clock ssbs.er and fancy do hesv carved
ro.4 wood Piano Forte 81 the 6be.t tone Bedding
H.tr,es.s Pows Bossrs P.ss-es Sheets Couot-rpines
Blsnb Toi-tses &c croeasy and
e,It.rs Salts &c sv-rplst-d Sslvsn fe.sevics Csso-.
b.,t.ts Frhs spoons Sspsnrins. &c ke sale posi-
AZ. the weather
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ALBEIT NIcoLAY Auct'oneer
CPRING FURNITURE AUCTION SALES
The coed begs bis friends aud tho
public that be prepared usuai give his per.oo.
stebtop TO hr,t class FURNITURE sALssa AUCTIONS
the families that intend breahps housekeep
Ing this spring ALBERT II. NlCOLAf Auctioneer
II 6g6i No 4 Broad
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S''''s1' IVY WILLIAM DE 6ROOP No. 4 Broadway;
FGzabetbtowu.

NOR SALE or to LET-Three- HOUSE,
No so living place Possession Immediately Alec.
pleasant COUNTRY SEAT near New Rochelle, on White
Plains Read II miles from Depot containing 81 acres new
Budns plenty Fruit Immediate possession Inquire for
ejtber Of the above No SO East %hs, or DAWSON
nano RAu
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A NERNk. l1Tfh1hTrT
nv RANGS BROTHER & Co.-Trsds Sale
IL Rnnn So u wi f1s
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OFFICE OF raE LoRILLAso FIRE issuRAScE Co,
No. 81 Chsmbsrs ct, FEB. |, 1855
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have THIS
l. DAY declared . semi annual Dividend Of 1--WE rER
CENT payabs on aer the 10th inst which time The
transfer books will DO cos-d. .
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of he

CUPREME COURT
~ The ksistertoeker Bsnk.
puuusnt 70 the stststes Ia such
n pafsasaes Of a order Of the
Dee q ssi< Cesyt daily made IN
TORS or TIE kA(CKEaB(
New Yort. ere hereby required
dsmsnAs before the Cnits1 Sc
York. Receiver ef ssiA esnk, q
Wsl = ! In the Guy u kew To-
49, Il ~ ns<iss. pstsd New
Pr>lAsas - Ne y
JoAy 4 UfywAar. osorVtefy.
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Building Alaterials.
miscellaneous.

CONNIE SIS Or L c II ANTS
Are prepared TO make liberal advances eonssnments
Flour GRAIN Provons and ether produce 10 either address
A above.
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OErIeE OF TIKI GovsasoRs OF TINE AIMS HeusEl
NV YosK, FEB Q, 1853 J
DROPOSALS.-TO CARPENTERS and MA

ITO MERCHANTS and MANUFACTURERS.-
i SILAS JONES mssufaesures ssl keeps hand sn
descriptions Of PAPER BOXES Of the kest qualify ~
old stand No. u Maiden lane New York
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-14

old Calvinistic churches of the puritans have
gradually gone off-frst into Unitarian
ism, then into Universalism and then in
to q higher transcendentalism, equivalent
with pantheism in religion, and higher-law-
ism in politics.
In the law school at Cambridge, the
jury for moot-court is taken from the I'M.
dergraduates of the College-formcrly it
was selected from the members of the Divin-
ity School. A foreign writer, noticing this
fact, and speaking Of the gradual weaken
ing of religious conviction in the New Eng
land mind pointedly remarks, the reason
for this change in the composition of the
jury is supposed to be, that there are not
ordinarily twelve men in the Divinity
School who believe in the existence off God,
and recourse has to be had to the ingenious
under graduates!
1t is common to hear it said by the uu-
rejecting, that boys cannot be properly
educated at the South, and must be sent
abroad to the North or Europe. There
can be no greater error. The history of
the country is illustrated by those who
have been educated at the South. Wash
ington grew up in Southern State. JEFF.
ferson, Madison, Monroe, Tyler and Polk,
were educated at the South. Jackson, Tay-
lor, Clay and Scott, received their instruc-
ton and formed their characters at the
South. We hear also much of sending
Southern boys North, in order to have their
prejudices removed; but we never see North
ern boys coming South for similar pur-
pose. 1t was the advice of Mr.. Calhoun
himself a graduate of Yale, and therefore
speaking from experience-that boys in
tending to reside at the South, should be
educated at the South.
Sincerely entertaining the same convic-
ton, rejoice in the prosperity Of the iu-
stitution over which you preside and shall
be happy, in any way, to promote its inter-
ests.
With sentiments of high respect, l am
yours, truly,
JOHN PERKINS, JR.
To JOHN G.. MILLER,
Pres. of Centenary College of La.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-14
UNITED STATES REVIEW IL STATE
RIGHTS REGISTER.

TN CONNECTION with the usual matter,
l. political and literary, contained in the UNI
TED STATES REVIEW, we intend to republlsh all
the state papers eXtant on the question Of state
rights us announced in the Virginia Resolutions
Of '9S and 100. The publication will embrace
also the works of standard writer's, such as
John Taylor of Caroline, whose works are now
nearly out of print. These valuable political
data will be carefully collected, and when com
pleted, will furnish complete constitutional
history Of our Federal Union. The subscrp-
ton list Of the Stdte-Rights Register" (the
prospectus of which was issued under the ap,,
probation of the Democratic members and
senators in congress) will be furnished regular
ly with the Reciew from this date, and we hope
each subscriber will feel that he is performing
n duty 10 great and sacred political principle
by extending the list Of names already on our
books.
1t is time for us to 90 90 back to those pure
principles upon which the great fabric of de-
mocracy rests; principles originated and defined
by those who created, and best understood the
true meaning of the constitution. 1t is time
that the friends Of state sovereignty should raj
ly around some common nucleus, to resist the
wild latitudinaransm of the age, and evident
tendency of the republic towards concentration
to end at best in mixed monarchy. 1t is
time foreach states-rights man to feel that he
must give his own personal individual influence
to the defense of the very cornerstone of our
constitutional government
We send the Review to the subscribers of
the State-Rights Register, and feel confident
that they will respond heartily to the call
The true Democracy have great battle to
fight, great principlc of selfgoyernment to
uphold, an inspired Constitution to defend.
May each one of us feel that it is an individual
duty
LLOYD 4 CAMPBELL, Publishers.
WASHINGTON, April 1855.
UNITED STATES REVIEW OFFICE.
n. B.-Until further notice, please address
the Publishers at 252 Broadway New York.
NOTICE.
The UNITED STATES REVIEW is irmIy-cstab-
lished monthly now just completing its fourth
volume, and devoted to the defense and pro-
mitigation of the principles of Jefferson and
Calhoun. Each number contains ninety-six
pages OF original matter, and is cmbcllishcd
with portrait; that Of Hon jeff Davis, a
highly wrought steel engraving will we found
in the present May edition. The mechanical
execution of the REVIEW will compare fayora-
bly, with any work Of the kind extant.
Terms; Single copies, SO if paid strictly in
advance; clubs of five, $l3 in advance.
Specimen numbers will be sent to those who
desire them. Friends of the Review and of
the Register are respectfully requested to act
as local agents may l9--3m
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-14
A. SCHLhMKER'S
CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY

GROCERY.
| HE subscriber still continues the above bll-
! slness at the old stand on Commercial Row.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the citizens Of Clinton, and the
public generally he will spare no efforts to de-
serve a continuance of the same.
lie has lately made large additions to his
former extensive stock which enables him to
furnish every thing in his line of the best qua
lily, and on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to the fur
nishing Balls, Dinners, Weddings, &C., with
cakes, candies, sweetmcats, fruits, wines, cor
dals, and such other artclea as may be want
ed for such occasions.
Among other articles now in store, he has
the following
Candies assorted.
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry, assorted,
Confectionaries
Preserves,
Raisns, best brand
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds and Pccans,
Cloves, nutmcgs, and currants
Cordals assorted. superior and common,
Strawberry, raspberry, orgeat, ccrdials,
Jelies currant, ounce orange, guaya,
Sugar cured hams of the best quality,
Mess beef, by barrell or retail
Cheese Swiss, German, and western,
Coffee, tea, chocolate, butter,
Mackerel, salmon, dried apples,
Pickles, ketchups,
Soap candles, star and spermaceti,
Wines Port, Madeira, Chret, Champagne,
Muscat,
Brandy superior and common,
Whiskey, Gin, Rum,
Porter London and American,
Ale /; Scotch and American,
Sweet Oils, Sauces, prepared Mustard.
In short, every article in the line of confec-
tlonary and family groceries.
BREAD BREAD |!
Fresh Bread will be furnished every morn
ing, delivered at the residences of those who
may desire it. All orders left at the Store,
will be punctually attended to.
may S A. SCHLANKER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-14
PERIODICALS.
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.
r EONARD SCOTT e. Co., New York.
IL continue to rc-publish the following British
Periodicals.; viz:
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