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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-04
SCALE OF PRICES
T0s
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
HESuFAoruREb
WulKlxAM BOGLE.
2s7 WashIogtoa street, LtOst0n.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
Boalss HTPzsoE PLrID. 95s SOC, fss s0 sises al
e. 80, tt3 per doaen,
BooLEis i2fk ORA Qqad1 3D. 9 u 80 alaes al
a. IS Sfe per dorsa,
BodLKs hEBEkI0SA BALM on CfTHEnA, retail ooc sizes
o. per GoEen.
To Wholesale Drugsts and other large dsseFsa deoant
Of rs per IRON these pcea viii be nade previded their
purchases da ing the six moni ihs shah exreed $50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
DissoGnl for CASH Ui b. made sVss s ab0es prices
ds EA0tss
On orers anoanting 20 ti5 ever Tine discount
ofS per cent Sl be asae.
On anooang q $50 al one tses discount
Of 10 perueut VIII BE male.
On orders q us At uDe, dsceapt
Oils per eeat viii be made.
On orders koanng % $50 AZ on- tine, dseoupt
ef 23 PEI esat vii he made-
On araers Am8anas $500 ~ one Ina descent
afs0 psr cent viz be made.
These the tsras, snd fro which no variation
caa be madsin any ease.
Priees u eher hriielss nag bs hnd On Applicatcn-
Bosloa. Ang. esth. iSst WILLIAM h0dLE.
Kefer 70 0a0 0aAfa. AAshvlia. renn- aag1s-lS
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discnvarv In the Science of Medicine.

EvGRAyTNGs OF TaE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, EC0LE de PHARMACTE
PHARMAcTEN De PARIS, AND IMPEaIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
a,,da "A leech caca NJ
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Valuable Civ Property for Sale.

egiby situated building lot College street, Is nGer
Il ed for sale reasonable terms Apply az the ItriO
Office. iy2-0
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GUMS! Guns!! GunS!!!

TALL A cuSNISGHAN. Ne ~ PubHe Square. have
A. iat frceiFed AMI opened splendid aks2ftmeni ~
elnEe and Douhle Bird rba Deer Guas, amang N e are
iss Of ihe &c eerae Wesley RichaFd' pannfeiare sae
otltr n1c 0ans IN cempizte. These Gu "a are ~ q
Their imporiAlon direct iron Enasnd sud al
made a. their ovn aFdsr express for this mzHkct
Also, saafPs ht and ehot Gems, Coils Reporters Al
uen Of Powder taska, shot Peaches and Bei ever epen
a 10 Nashville, noFi8-dsm,
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TUsT RECEIVED, bv 2. z. Gutter. No. ss and 80, n
> us~.d "a caiiaes street.
IsO DOz. WENss AND BOYS " GOA. -
HATS 25 DOZEN hkN's s0Ff FCk HATS al siylsg.
All a which van b sold very cheap for cash
oetl0 3. Z. CUTIE
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Cashmsres aud DeL2nes.

This Hoe-6ne rich Figd ,, Lsnes foe 4hgd Cashmeres
all vol DeLtne' (plun) ia az conrs hsauial shades
Fen n si1o ins bs M-ripp, also Plain bIk DeLanes
p.as 0est maze, fus bfE B,nJa Jazce and Apaccas al
prices. cJl'd and bIk Cobsrge Cloths.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. sW7l
MER, No. IA Second Street, 81. LOUIS. No.
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Trunks, Trunks.

A II Ii assortment OF Trunks rem the 1wn
n 6nest quality soie lie ther TrsVeing, &&lA48
to CoAr-e Packing Trunks slso Carpet and tNl2 m
saddle Bags Of All kinda sslzA&-A-AS
D. z. cUTILA's,
Corner Froad and Colere ste.
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OF every stvle -,th Velvet and Noire Antique, ste
sori-r shaEs ami scarf Long and sqdare saawls pis
5l's md Dcsb DO.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-19
Forsthe Spirit Of Democracy.
Monroe Comfy Teachers AssU-
essatsDgs sssFsss

.tf
Mr., EDITOR tin your last paper, |
notice the announeement Of the next meet.
ing of the above named institution.
say institution from the fact that it
has become a permanent institution, the
object of which, is the advancement ef
the cause cf edaeation in Monroe Coun.
ty, 10y tie better training of the teacher.
1t is established truth that no sys-
TEN of education can prosper, which does
not require, and producea more enlighten-
ed corps of teachers than those who have
preceded them. And no teacher can be
successful, who does not continually inn
prove in his profession. It has therefore,
been the object Of this Association. to
improve its members; and as to the ful;-
lillment of that object numbers can tes-
tifys A
This association had its origin away
back in the dark days of Monroe, under
the old "dfspensatioa . of edncatlor, when
teachers could ..get fifteen dollars amouth'a
and board themselves or stwelve and board
rountl." When none but "big two fistcd
fcllcrs" could get employment. When
.yon could not-in riding through the
coun. ry-t tell school house from pig
sty only by the superior sized cracks of
the. former. When scholars were required
TO sit still upon the sharp edge of rail,
ard recess was voted "a waste of time
When the brick supplied the place of
all other school house furniture, and light
was admitted through broken panes of
CREASED paper. / was at that time some
six years: younger than now; and it was
then that | commenced, the business of
teaching. / once had the audacity to
ask sEIGHTEEN dollars per month, but
was laughed at for my pains, and had the
modification Of seeing MAJ employed
at twelve dollars, who boarded at home,
and used, ''winnegar on his sallet when
Inc tuck his wittelsn
There were then few teachers in Mon
roe, who thought the standard Of educa-,
tion might be elevated; and that the surest.
way to accomplish it would be to educate
the teachers They therefore, organized
q society for this purpose. consisting Of
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VOLUME XIII.
! .Roetrp
SCHOOL IS OUT.
BY HENRY WHITE.

IL, There's asound of distant laughter,
From the children at their play,
Sc And the echo follows after
81 Through the rocks and glens away.
- Rosy childhood! rosy childhood!
$50 Howl love thy guileless mirthl
.ezs Fairer than the flowery wildwood,
a'a5eI Is thy sinless course ON earth.
Dearer than old tales of fiction,
Are their teli-tale faces now,
And an angels benediction
Seems to rest on every brow.
And their little raptured faces
-. Mind me of a,happy child,
And sigh that through life's morning
They must tread and be defled.
Darling children, in life's morning,
-Esi In life's dewy spring, j
sad will notwitH one sad warning,
To your trasting spirit bring
Doubts or thoughts now golden,
,sfss VIII not be thus bright Away;
~ Those are tales too sad and olden-
Laugh glad children; while you may.
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A Great Country.

An innocent and pure minded Jonathan,
in warm argument, with John Bull, on
our national institutions, was cndeavoring
to floor his antagonist, who had sneering-
ly remarked that fortunately the Ameri-
cans couldn't go farther westward than
the Pacific shore Yankee searched his
pregnant brain for an instant, and tri-
replied - Why, good gracious,
they're already leveling the Rocky Noun
tains, and carting the dirt out West. /
had letter, last week, from my cousin,
who is living two hundred miles west OF
the Pacific shore-on made land.
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other SO intensely as the Northern and
Southern sections OF this Union!

other SO intensely as the Northern and
Southern sections Of this Union!
The very holiest instincts of our nature
urge US to pronounce this assertion a
hateful calumny. 1t is not only untrue,
but it is the reverse of the truth. And
if true, it is the very last thing which
either good or a wiso man would have
proclaimed TO the world. But shall we
tamely yield up the government of the
State and the Nation to this man and his
profigate confederates Sebastopol and
Bomarsund are, according to him, speci-
mems of national hatred, less intense than
now prevails in our Union between the
North and the South!
But we are opposed to slavery. Who
is not? If any man will show that he is
more cordially opposed to slavery than
the subscriber, hereby promise to aban-
don my own sentiments and take up his.
But shall we in our opposition to slavery
overlook and disregard the interest of the
slave?, Now what are the true interests of
the slave? Can any dispassionate man
mistake them? AS the most helpless and
dependent of human beings, he has di-
rect interest in the growth of all the
miFder virtues. 1t is his interest that
society should advance in piety, humanic
Ity, generosity, beneYolence, compassion.
That men should fall more intensely in
love with the "beautiful ideal y in morals
and conduct. The poor negro is the
victim Of the opposite feelings. Yet
strange to say ever since Tappan, and
Thompson and VIM Lloyd Garrison, twen-
| ty-four years ago commenced the con-
troversy in storm of angry invectiye,
our y orthern abolitionists have not ceased,
with perverted ingenuity and misdirected
Industry to cultivate all the lower and
harsher and sterner feelings Of our South
ern fellow citizens The whole inter
course between them ana the Southern
tpcople, consists in elimination andrecrim-
lination, in anger, wrath and elamor with
out end. The natural consequences Of
this state of things, the consequences fore
told by rejecting men, have actually taken
place. The lot of the slave has been
rendered harder, his chains riveted tighter
and his situation rendered more hopeless,
l shall return to this subject in a sub
sequent number.
Most Respectfully, &c.,
WoopsElnLp, March 10, 1856.
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A True SAyiSG.-Georgc Wood in
his Modern Pilgrim makes the follow
ing true remark k:-"W henessr you see
woman who receives with av dity tales 81.
scandal, who has Acme word, abad opmiohi
of her sex, then be sure you have il .roikS
presence one whuse heart is lie hCM, ,eG
sensuality.
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Edith, do take o doablc dose tonight;
you coughed solast nighE that | was a.
wake half the time
Il was thinking of doing without the
medicine two or three nights, for some
how | fancy it doesn't entirely agree with
me. 1t relieves the cough, but seems 10
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say-..Doctor, kin you tell me what,

the matter with my child's nose? she keeps
pickin' of it.
.4-es marin, it is probably an irritation
Of the gastric mucous membrane commu-
nieating sympathetic Utilization to the
epithelium ofthe echoerian,
"Thar, now, that's jestwhat l told Bee
XIV; she lowed it was worrunsn, - .ss
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WoopsEIELp, March 10, 1856:
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CATTLE M AR K e T
Shipping yndtlligente.
WEDNESDAY, September 8, 1856.
fJrFDl MN vr3cnJ,nnkx,

WEDNESDAY, September g. 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Daniel Webster Churce hence for New York.
Emprs Ss@ G's
Ship slas Holmes Griffith for New 3orE ns' a'sna co fs1
e P6eo for John Naep
schr Man Harrison, for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Lawess from hidianoa and Galveston
schr Ladescada Faurer two days from Mobile
so,r d B4sn. = fran, po,,o0,.-p,.,n
s se ocns Fee %sfne
Sehr Elode, Smith, from Amite River-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Planet, Scott, from St Louis
Amanda Rsher from Mouth OF Red River.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile.
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding Empire City
5 DC ts n i ,r has a sc e. 5s cs sask J, sa
wine, IS cases liquors, 81 pks mise
turpentine, II bales moss 929 pkgs ndse
PENSACOLA-Schr Hornet-3O sacks corn 50 do coffee 30
sugar.
PENsCoLA-Sclr Pheonix--In ballast.
PENsACoLA-schr Martha-2cO sacks corn 70 bales hay,
+. IMPORTS. ~,,.
,s, ao6s AND
IS do John Wilanls.6 do McIemore Rayburn &co-s99 to
ar t. Arthnr Ben-Dyas acc
Mehle-Toal, 81 bales cotton.
e so Ss m bales 10 0Ta asg ws Rn r.
oysters Il boxes peaches box mdse to order
MoBILE-scr Ladescada-Los stores and bags salt to
order.
BoNFouCA-schr Crisis-so0 bbs sand to ordar
ANTE RIVER--Schr Damme BIanche--l5 cords wood to
order. 40 "''N ~
ANTE RIyER-sclr Locust Tree-soooo clab boards 15
cords wood to order.
ANTE R1vER-schr Elodie-30 cords wood to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUTS-Seamer Planet-Gt coils rope 200 bbls fon to
Smith Haddenl5O do $50 soap Pedreauve Brothers
100 6bls flour ogssby Maeanlay.l$o do VOORHEES, Grggs
do anaa rosl2s dc 70 Miche aee1 eoip rope 10
o SACKS Wheat J' Wo edS 's Seosoo e ard
Broadel &co-l495 bags oats to John DUFFY Dbl lard
kegs lard 10 kegs butter Delbondo- casks
wheat Yeam;n &co-72 sacks wheat to Levy summek-9
peaches Torenzo-Toai Il hhds tobacco
DO 3S5Is Hail sES Ufqu
Norton &co-fotal, Il hhds sugar. 70 bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA-steamsr Capito-64 bales cotton Oakley &
% P@S" dc calno Pss a 5a 1ssn
Ns s21 V % Mten9pTgsr IsGi q do
do walker dps'%ss jas tur
Do jackson &cos do Ward, Saunders Hnnt5 do to II
Landry do 70 bbs do IS hbls moasses de Eana5S do
Msnard Vignand3 do Gandolfo-sundes orer-Total
303 bales cotton.
MOUTH RED RlvER-steamer Amanda-No cargo
RAILROADS.
NEW ORPHANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
% y hhds sng1r TO sarel &cq5 bales moss J
E E95e do TrGsesr haydss do DO
bags corr, to order.
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T(R. BILLINGS, cARa1TN aTIVE AaD as

tyr. BILLINGS CARnEENATIVEAH ARD AS
- TRINGENT sYRUP-An InfalIible Remedy for cHoI.-
ERA INFAETUM OR SUMMER CoMPLAIsT on Chill
DREN,a CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHEA d ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BoWELS-fhes long and suc.
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which 1t recon.
Numbers bear its efficacy the cnre Or the Bowel aec
grown persons, entitle higher confidence than
of the ordinary hubus medicines s which pro-
fess perform miracles and the Of life lis earac-
Ter has beeafuy established in the hands the
highest character the following letter FROM gentleman now
aresident Of Lockhart, Texas. will shoE: s@
DELLA, (CoaheIna CAY Mis-, May BIT, 1851.
o. o. Woodman Esq Dear sirThere very few Of
the nostru1s offered the public would be viii
ling to lend the sanction however humble may
be- either in the world Of letters medicine Observation
and experience however have forced conviction
that Billings Carminative and Astrsngent Syrup very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific
fectT in harmony with the laws Of organic ean therefore,
deserves hough its Ingredients rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than aorda
pleasure to be able without the fear contradict
toni to add testimony in favor of its efficiency
pleasant remedy, all the forms Of which
ills recommended have used it myself several very
teresting chronic Darhea Dysenery recon-
mend in many oher and in every instance where
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours.
sgs=, q =.soa D. N. PORTER, MD.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o. 0. wooDMAE,
Common and Magazine Streets
ioIg Eu1dG Naur nrisnp r
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Briggs


GUNDRIES-
y BAC0N-200 casks choice Cincinnati Sides:
100 casks Clear Sides;
100 do Cincinnati Shoulders:
so do Plain Hams;
so boxes Domincks Breakfast Bacon;
- - 100 tierces Sngar Cured Hams
BEEF-200 bbls Domnick's Family Mess;
1aS do DO Plain Mess;
10 bbs Davis, Extra Prime Mess:
200 half bbls do Family Mess
200 bbls Davis Prime Mess;
300 bbs inspected Prime;
20 boxes Dominic's Dried
60Sbbls Davis Dried;
Is boxes Beef Tongue;
WHISKY-l0O bbls Derbys Star;
800 do Olivers Extra;
100 do Deans; -
,LARD-l000 kegs Choice Ieaf;
LARD OlL-l00 bbls Shitos Cincinnati Winter strained
80 do Sanl Engler st. Louis;
CANDLES-1000 boxes Shlito's Star
FLOUR-500 bbls Orange Swan and Magnolia Mills Extra:
500 do Rose Hill and Cherry st. supertne 81 Louis
PEPHER-l00 bags Black; 40
PORk-le0p bbls Inspected Mess: ..s
NATIVE acknowledgements Dry Sparkling and Sweet;
do BRANDY >. do, Catawba, In store and for sale
oy.n fs:ssi VOORHEES,. GR1GGs L CO., -
yes Is Tchoupoulas street.
rock SALT-50 Rock Salt landipg and for sale by
-, " a., ALFRED KEARNY,
- "4lA u Magazine street.
w E1ISAY-00 bbls. and 200 half bills Monourahela iron
w bound packages, for sale by
,- JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
"'@o % Tchoupitouas street.
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PATENT AIED1CINES-Ard.= THE MOST PoPu.
lar Medicines, by the dozen, the Prepetors
lowest wholesale prices Among which are 5=
rs gross Mustang Linfment.
30 gross Bryants Pulnonic Waters,
20 dozen Hostetier,s Biters.
80 dozen Whselerss Sherry WINE Bitters.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial
30 dozen Thorns Extract copaiva and sarssparilla.
900 dozen Bulls sarsapafilla.
80 gross Fahnestock's yermfage. ==,uy
rs gross NeLean's Feraiiuge.
80 gross Winsr's Eermifuge
q dozen Osgood's Cholagogue
"a dozen Carteris Spanish Mixture gy
q dozen swain's Panaaea. re
100 dozen Barry's Trieopherous. ~
y e., 49, N,7y. o. o. Wo0DAAN
ffel2 5rnakVy ss--t ~ 49, 1rso,,
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.sssse TWO THOUSAND. ACRES OF THE BEST
Land in Eastern Texas known the Mcqueen and
Devil Port on the Watches river This land is in ex
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing
learn the terms and particulars, which will be such viii
SUIT the parties Offering References the quality of the
l4nd and title can be made Hon. George W. Smyh Hon
Mnl Eddy and r. G. DOOM Esq., any Of the citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL, GO0DE
al ,Iasner couty Texas
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- .Hs.-ts new tlrlean5.
a b: RANTOE, AUCTION AND GoaiNIssIoN
EIs MERCHANT, Austin, Texas. - go
Lheral Cash Advances on kinds 1t merehau
disc: l75ffl 34EEsElt45 #.. ol0 IypS
sGAHE RAG BR ANDI Z 1--WE ARE SOLE
NJ Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand keep
eonsant supply hand Of various qualities and grades
lS ~ l., 1905 1902 lfsS, 1885, New York
prices by :
olei WM. Z. LEFERIeH q CO., "a Ola l.evss. "a
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W{1 (lI)IT. A,EII

{ 81. SvfsOzsl sra. Wrs8lEsaLE DRuGaIGT,
~ qodass corner BIT Common ana
Magazine sres Es Orleans ard Dealer Gheics
DsUas, SELECTED MEpYcIEEs, ruRE CHEMICALS,
Medicinal Extraets Fina Perfunsary sna
Fancy soaos PATENT MsDEoTNEs SURGICAL rEsTRU-
MENTs, DRUGGTsTs GLsAssEg aHF, BRUSHES, Ffsaeh
and American WINDOW Ass. RI TsTs. oIEs. pYE
Drsggtss, PEysIcians Country erchsts I'LL rlassss who
purchase Medicines Of best quality npo being su;se
Orders promptly attended to-. sa88fSs
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUEoPEs 3.8
Receiving by direct aad
naaaya large assortrnsn Of DRUGS GHRMrGALaGLAss
WARE PEEFUMERY, BRusHEsssse Among which aza
1900 bcxea French Wfadeu- Glass assorted aszsa.
$50 iba gohrads Hydriodate Potash.
80 100 eanee6 Pe!IstieT FL Guinfne. $548
15o lbe Aander1s English Blue MISS
100 lbs Manderis English CaIona Fl. .#s i7$ @
20 jarH carbonats Ararnonias sa
q cases Cafh. sfagneaia. $8a#F
10 cases Caleined 5fagnesa. t4fS rs sg 8s8M
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MI EuF fyryrEERs
1900 ounces Of ouinne, Power L Weightsaa1i.
80 OUNCES suIphaeof Morphine I'LL Ell
10 ounces Acetate Morphine.
10 ounces strychnine. at I'll 3.*4a ssss5S8
f#a 400 Iha Am. Fl. s.. Caione1, u bot 48&S
100 lbs Am. Fl. 8. ealoIief, in 70 ID boxes.
I'd fs 30 kegs ref. Salt Bere. 85f#sa
5#l3g rs dozen Chloride Soda VIZ WA sS5@
1d0 lbs Nitric Acid.
10 dentjohns Aqua Ammonia. s8
III demitohns Sweet Spirits Nt,re.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks. ss 555s54g8
ihspnrs Nitrate ssisves, cgystaiaS .ts
10 bbIs Alum. S98sf u .s 49, 8st. &C.
6 bbIs GEoHnd Afura. Ssss
POWDEEED DRrG5s
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS aold by me "a str,es
pure; having been selected ais csade stass
md powdered for my sales among which are
200 lbs Powdered Tpecac. 5#s S.fsssHE55
$50 lbs Powdered Tndia Rhnbarb. 6 $# g53#35s s
150 lbs Powdered Cantharides.
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne. I'd
= $50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1900 lbs Powdered Cream TARTAR
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid
20 lbs Powdered Extract Colocynh.
PAINTS, oH.s AND WINDOW CLASS, Il.
1900 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. / White Zinc Paint, Am. F.
s 200 lbs French snow White zinc.
20 casks French Yellow ochre. 3ke9s 5s5
6 bbls Copal Varnish. III ss
bbls White DaInar varnish.
bbls Japan yarnisf. X; s5gs 30
:f4s bbis Coach Tarnxh.
coo gallons Spirits Tnrpentfne. -.
800 gallons English LInseed on.
30 casks English Venetian Red.
60 hbls Lamp Black "a Sf glz
100 boxes American assorted sizes fscu,
s by Toto 24by 90 75f$
100 kegs Yellow 0chre, in oil. &$585
lG0 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL s s7H
AL Of which will be sold at the very market rates.
o. q. WooDafAN. New Orleans. Ia, and
!
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D. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING "A
large number Of cases Of the disease evaent
among horses and mules called Water Farey, tstew-
VI VI Ting itself first in the coffin joint in small sores in.
ceasg rapidly sze would inform his patrons the pub.
lie generally tina: owing the contagious nature Of the disease
he has established separate hospital for such PATIENTS where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he is in almost all
enabled to effect cure, taken in time. The first ap.
pearance generally in the coffin joint in the shape of small
sores increasing rapidly and developing the BONG Remember
guaranteed il taken In time. ,l DIR. ELLIOTT,
jy1 Veterinary Surgeon Dryades st. opposite Union
& SLAVE DEPOT. NO. ,I56 COMMON
Ia STREET.-THE undersigned has on hand, and will keep
S constantly for sale for either Cash City Acceptance
full assortment of SLAVES. consisting Of MECHANICS
Of all descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc. etc.
Having leased the hrees'ory dwelling No 156 Common
Baronne street he is prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves as reasonable terms eau be obtained the
city. #{E3isJ A S7$f IL EsH&
Partlcuan attention viii psidto consignmentso Slaves
THOMAS r. FRISBY, 1856 Common street.
REFERENCES Fellows h Go. Curry Person J. G. Kicks
Co. Richard Beck u G. Cocks Co.; Wait nesaalles
N. B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES s.g-f4 E@ al Iy
I ADpERS-Assorment Of Ladders for Painters just re
Il ceived and for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
AMI y Magazine street.
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i, PEACHES, PEARs AND APPLEs:

,EssSSsss5s PEA CHES, PEARS AND APPLIES
1aSS ANTHONY ASTREDO Is ROYAL and So Canal Street
E respectfully informs his friends all Others that he
49, has engaged the whole of Col Hehrons and six or
seven other orchards Of Vicksbug and will by the million
oasand boz barrel or Dozen and will deliver them ali
parts OF the city free Of charge, consisting of PEACHES
PEARS APPLES ORANGES, MELONS, and every thing
IN the FRUIT LINE He is also sole agent and viii sell on
commission 100000 FRUIT TREES of every descrinnn g
also receives fresh supplies every day. f0 A
H8s. Please give call and you will he satisfied
jyl4tf is Royal and 50 ranaj stroo,s
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
g&tiGb 1T tie Ntafket.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, septemb,

COTTON. The demand better yesterday, the sales in
Guiding 400 bales irregular prices the range being for the
part for Coed Ordinary to Low Middlng l0I
1l4c for Middlipg 1I1@1e for Good Middling and 100
l215e for Middiing Fair. so.5 4f1ia
TOBACCO. We did not hear Of single transaction.
COTTON AND TOBACCO srATEAENT.
z.fsl s6&g3ss 3L Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1866. ....... 1872 10 93A9
Received 6ince.... LOST @ 0Ea 30
7'6 NJ - l,4l1 - 40
eg.g g s,72s 1896
Exported to date. ........ ono s 600 ri
yesterday....... S9i - 7 G.. 10 -,
IN. gHl@un. llt lr- . 1882 ufU " 1882