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u. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be it remembered that the 18th January 1856 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H Whseer Secretary Of the Home Mutual
cordg to law depose and say that the above accounts
lust true and correct transcript from the books Of the
said Company 4, BROInEK, PEeSlden
. JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1856 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits to the
boer thereof their legal representatives, and after
MONDAY, the llth Of February next
The Board Of have also declared dividend Of ten
per cent the earned premiums OF the Company for the
yeard ending Sst December 1855 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th of March next
This Company continues insire against the peril of the
seas rivers damage by fire. at the current rates
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Tice-Presdent.
JAMES Il. WHEELER Secretary.
NA1EO mn
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fJATPTA u sg'S OFFICE,
Cityof eWSO rleaiis N arch ~, le55.s /.

Tx f.ofptfo sr be-, and he is hereby
autharissd Is ss GIL public euco after ten days
ees f 81 saas5 .as
b e IL established ihe one at Canal street the
otherat acEson atres iii accordance with speeltica-
lions al atsnded and on file in The Hce Of The Street
nd Surveyor, said sales 70 be subeetto
she approgal Of the Common Council and to date there
from. g55 2, ~.
Signedl - 2. =. ~ IA = o.
sigaeal Ohm C MEi = III sts II W,
President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
gApproTed March Is, 1886 2E
EsignedI JOB N Z. In ~ Y ayor.
Nctfreis hereby given that MO NDAY,3 1st inst
viii adjpdcae ii my once, at u O'clock; NJ, the
Z Hii9 iii q. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

OOD y EsrlMAtPD s Ih havs
done more to promote tho public health than any 9hef one
cnse There cnn question TINT the Cherry fecota ny
BY thousand Thousand cures Of Colds coMd b ao
portion Of deaths from consmrve diseases in is country ahe
pills are as good the PecorN and will cure more
Every body needs Or less puging Purge me nlo3a
from its Impurities Purge the bowels Liver and the whole
vsceral system from distractions. Purge out the diseases when
fsten The body work Its decay But TOR a'GaSss VIZ
from tho system, before is yet too strong to yield - o
Ayers Pills do thrust ont disease not only We y Is We
but when has taken strong hold Read The astounding ssts
of those who have been cured by them from dreAu
scrofula Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rheum.tis Mera
Headnche Govt and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments such pimples the ace Worms Nervous lrH-
by Loss Of appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the head
Colds Feyers Dysenery and indeed every variety OF com
plants for which Purgntiye Remedy is required
random statements but authenticated by your
own neighhorS and your own Physicians.
Try item once, and you will never be without them,
Price Is cts. per IoX-5 Boxes for 81 %. . -..-
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, Chemist lowell Mass, and
sold by all respectable Druggists every where.
fe2O Smd&W j. WRIGHT 4 Co, Wholesale Agents
WRIGHT y CO.'S GATA2 3, o. genuine q lJl
Druggists and Dealers Propreo lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp q Charities
New "a
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, /

GoMPTROLLERis OFFICE, L
5s5ss City Of New Orleans, May !, 1856 81
fesol6ts That tbs Comptroller be, and he Is hereby
and required - give notice BY standing ad-
ii tbs official JOURNAL chat in accordance
iti ninth section Of ordinance NO. 1442 approved
March 3D. 1s5a the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under Of an order
fFps te IN accordance with the ordinance
n Fasarrga III, E255 sESiRnedl 5a57s$ B. Ii TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
n 4$5s i7#S@fsienedI 30. f u. a. PLACE,
9 President Board Of Aldermen
1 Approve ID April 2s, 1855.
{sgnsdl JOHN u: LIE - IS, Mayor
ms aktentfen y the officers Of the city and 81 the
Dhic called 70 The
Ss8 o. DE BUYE,E#
@ raylat I'll Comptroller City Of New orlesns.
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COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM All
" the New York Fair for the best CORN FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such procure them by addressing
". P. COLEMAN, Box C, No. 1856 New Orleans.
BE- Mandatory Napoleon Avenue city of Jefferson La
H- Ware Room and Depot, No, 81 NatcbeS street New
Orleans, iAlya&W
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ete conduit ali depot dti Premier District, rue
entre les rnes Julie tsod, CONNIE yes
In gheyal alezan d'enYiron 10 IL mains de hau
#hof sne de foel droit. .#, sS e s.l
u ne Vache pore et BRINE, ayant les cornes haues
4 sans inaraue hit eiaInpes yisibie ~
s URe Ghevre blanche ~,
S les dts lfimauS ne sent pas recames cans alA
epanses paYees lis seront vandls a ZEN
ss1 a 4 7!4a, UG.8 S. PHELPS,
s855 S83 Commits saire des Rues
/, III. ne II Oh ma "a II mas 20 az
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'R.oSs fsian ass JoHN Il LEWIS, Mayor
1sirat I)istrict Pound.


1KTAs brought 10 the First Distrc, Pound on Dry
& wv AIDES street, between Julia and Grod Streets as
One sorrel Horse about 1912 hands high, blind Of
the rghI eye.
One Buck and brown Cowwith high horns, no mark
OF brand visible y
# One while she Goat. 5s#5eE3
Which, if moi claimed within len days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound. on THU DAY the Cd of April next, at
"a o'clock a.. M #a85 555f
.sls8 - E1al ~ sZE ss Street Commissioning.
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DENTISTRY.

5zz==,vzzass1 CHARLES e. kELI4S, ID. ID. S.,
No 15l Canal street, between Caronieet and
Raronne streets New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
IlITTIGTEETuin inserted in full or partial sets, which,
Beauty Utility and Comtotto the Wearer cannot be
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MR. AND MFRS. ROBERTTS BOARDING
II SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, New Haven. Conn
Board with instruction in all the usual English branches toget
eE with Latin French, Italian and Spanshpe apnum $685.
Music il desired by competent teachers. -s ..
REFERENCEs:
Rev Jeremiah Day, late President Of Yale College.
Rev. DR.. Grossweli. G'.'. 49,.
Prot Z. Thatcher Yale College. .E-
Prof j. Silliman, ST., Yale College, -...r-r-a.
w. I, CQaTsrse, ESQ, New QlsaIS, S2tSR
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wv7-as brought 10 the CIfy Police Jail on The 17h
ss met lie dark negro man g Gorge IS feet
inches high is about 90 years cd says ne belongs
= VI MI George Caldwell, Gotten ilVihg ABOUT
sfs1niIes above Natehez, Mississippi -.
s ow,ier il requested to call and clam sag save
according 70 Law 5, Is, srrstJ ARn.
sna2 ISs Keeper q sae Slly tea' Ss' ssii'
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YXT AS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the 9Th
wv instant the grf boy WILLIAM HARRY; is
5feet 21-4 inches high; is about IS years old has
scar on the left cheek. Says he belongs 10 Madame
Lathteau, living at Bay ST. Louis, Hancock county,
State Of Mississippi.
The owner is requested to call and claim SAID slave
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EUJUBE PASTE AND GUM DROPS-oF Su-
G. N. MORRISON,
! ssi II NsGaaiAa ssrsssa
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yVOODVARD'S CABINET FURNl-
M TuRE WAREROoMS, No. IT'S Magazine street and Il
Julia stree-FurnitFe Of every variety for sale and
IT made order in good and substantial Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships, Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice.
N B-HAying taken the large brickhouSe Julia street
Magazine be prepared store any quantity OF goods for
families leaving the city
Furniture hire and moving attended to with
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WMTAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the 18th
Wv inst, the grif boy JOE is S feet 1-2
inches high; is about % years old has cut on his
lower lip. Says he belongs TO Mr. Robert Carpenter
living on the Yazoo river, State Of Mississippi.
The owner lis requested to call and claim said slave
according to law.
f. PLANCHARD,
mia 15t Keeper ofylhe City Police Jail.
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sr,,,s.t, r1,a 10 II "a mara 1850 mas 20 az

Fourth District Pound
-g-wTA AS brought 10 the Eourtl District Po9hq on
Il AfW Jackson street, between Constance ana Ian
R One Cow, back, belly and face white; head, neck
and lsas brown and brown spot on the body no
4 mar s or brands. 35$ 5.45 . a,
and aes dark eolored orblack mo marks or brands
Sf11na black half Maltese female Goat White IN the
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E1AT4GMT SEWING NIACfAINES.--GROVER L
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, having established an
office At No Camp street. second floor would respectfully call
the attention Of the public 10 their large nnrvaed
msqt 9f SEWING MAGHFNEs consisting of sixteen different
unlike any others in use, seam with two continuous
threats from ordinary Spools making knot at every stitch
which prevents the work from ripping under any circun
whatever They adapted to the nanufactre Of
clothing shirts collars ladies' dresses hats caps shoes man
tias quilted work. emBfoideries, carriage trimming uphol
stery and in fact where the needle and thread
the ncrednous that they far superior any Machine
heretofore offered the public Exclusive rights for districts
may be secured by immediate application at the Office.
RMachine silk and needles constantly hand for sale
W. c. VELIE, General Agent
f25 I'm No. TCamp street, second floor.
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nrss. CAsTLMTDN's,
r r. M ALE SE MIN A r Y.

| Nm. a MRS 0AsTLETDF having associated with
lfs themselves, MISE CHAPMAN and other com.
pstsnt Female Teachers will be ready Dec Vofssfe
by Oct, trst, 10 take limited number VI beard.
Ing and day Echolars.
large eotnfasdlDus ard elegant building IL ir
process 81 erection Witch viii atford airy, heal
thy ara abundant accommodations fnr thirty
borders ttu which number this department s limb
ted,} besides 4 tap eieus " Study hhh" and feS
citation aha Music Haatns.
file te1t ~ ten ,nehihe II divided INTO fgn,
terms, aiiI patdefs mist pay quarterly ~ ad-
yaiies. THIS is imperative either 10 easl, o. n.go.
table equivalents.
Mr, uas'eion, will take special charge otthe
Graduating Ciaaa, atd will devote The best NJ his
talent ana atatift tntn's Nv cultivate the fhtte hr
bitera ttfa aud Eciebes, ~ well as 10 make item
intelligent on all Important facts anti ptlhtis
pies.
Patrons hhd better register ard enroll iheir ph4
pills 40 sfiy ~ pessibe, beth day aud boarding
pupils, that fnil preparations may be made W
tine.
y Oh bpartiet must provide n silver fDfh and
Spoon, Napkins and Hing bed and Bedding, all
distinctly marked with her nane.
All the branches 81 III elegant Southern ednea4
ten. viii be taught and Vocal Music upon the
rnast approved artistic principles will be daily
Iesani
For terms aud further particulars erply to
Il v T. CAETbET0N
July is.H llaten Huuge, La.,
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TMe HUgngsG Furnace.

7 fTTgHs PATENT ron THE ffkfTfD HfATws
" we're granted 10 SAMUEL II. GILMAN, Of Mo.
sI hatcher atreets New Orleans. Under the dsA
Of Pc; Z is5t, for furnace fer bufhlns WOOD
The Furnace combines The feiowlps qualities,
as fnlly proved In taking sH
aBfhR GR0f's 7ifb pREsFgT AEAsoH
LET. II works entirely by natural dranght,
afa without the rid NJ n Hover.
~ .-afs contains no afate flars or other irons
In lie interior,
eh n never requires a stoppags efthe mill IL
hsve lts hes 6leafHea nu,.
an The Bafasse l. never stirred hr touched
after u arrives h She fnihaea
bt't. LIT hnfhs ~ The Ragssse, and fnskss
steam enough To run the mill engine, a steam
batsts. and pumping eneus.
7Ais N the pntN Fssfnaes mat bas t0hen nrs ey1y
IN fgaistaha IN compliance min ne abops fps
conditions.
This iufnaes makes no prstension 10 burn Peg.
asss alt NJ, sna does nut resemble any other
fafnsea IN sfntle featufes.f liz form, In Inc
principles up6n which II wo,ks, o. In The results
which II rfhdncss; neither daas II atpraseh tie
fights 1faby thsr patty reports circulated to
the contrary nfe "msfr tricks n trade," known
70 be false b. tusa wh fsska them arh eaieula ted
only to deceive The public, and palm Of attiees
that ehntot stand trhh theft ewp merits. No
person will bs allowed 10 SELL make, ~ bse ny
paten, Furnace, without authority frofr me
AID MI persons having sneh authority will be
ful'F guaranteed In itH undistnfbed use snd pos
session ttIss
My Patent fnfhses 10 M applicable 10 n train
ofksttlps a. In steam bhilers and an prspsfsA
10 contract to appiv u to burning the hhkssse ID
boil nhhs juice In The ctinrbn train Of kettles,
under a sn.lsfat Tory guarantee 10 The puY.
chaser.
A trdatise on the whole subject. In phafnpisA
form. with drawings No.. TO be had Of The sabs6fis
her, by mail or otherwire.
SAMUEL n. GILMAN.
III Matches street. +.
fb1 end a Nav Orleans,
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NEW GOODS
AZ The PHILADELPHIA Cf1osp ftore

THE PUBLIC are invited 10 call and ex.
/ anime the new assortment Just fereiv-
ed at this establishment, consisting Of The
iellewingt
/ Piece very heavy Plain Black Gros Dc
Rhine Silk q Pieces very handsome Plain
black Raffeee A few patterns o. Plaid
shd Satin Striped ditto. A small assert
ment Of very handsome Emb'd. ldkfs
Dmb'd. Collars, Sleeves, Chemifetss and
Worked Bands, black lace Wells; FiIet,
Mlts. at
III addition to he above, they have re
cpiyeh very large assortment Of Ribbons
In all eUlots and " idtlis, " ich will he sold
at such prices as will make it The interest
Of . wanting 'hase goods to give this ss-
Establishment call junell.
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DsAru OF An Ep,ron.-Tbe Char

DEArn OF AN EprroR,--The Char
lesion u, o. Courier announces the
death OF ALexANpEa CARROLL, Esq ],
associate editor Of that paper, on Thur
sdsy last Of bilious cholic. lie was
in the prime Of life being but 81 years
old aud BY birth an Eaglishman. The
Courier pays a warm tribute Of res.
poet to his memory. He leaves a
wife who is absen, on tour to Europe.
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sandsiss per Steamship Philadelphia.
Family tsregeriss.

-. FHWFy WFWsVFHSss ~ :,
rEHE ATTENTION OF families and
l. others IL called 10 the stock Of Family
Groceries, at the N. Il. Corner OF Court
Of CouI. House Square. Consumers in Tho
lower end Of town can be saved the necss-
atty Of running up town as far az Church
street for barrel Of Flour or key Of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at this es-
tablishmsnt are exclusively Of the best quail.
ny and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
may2a N. g. BRYAN.
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P0LfcE MA TTERs.f

On yesterday Thursday 2sth inst) M.
man Jeanville, was a'taignsd before his
Hon. The Mayor, on affidavit Of H. petolta
for drundeness and dlsordeny conduct. -.-
Jeansills was Hned 90 and costs Of proseeu.
ton with forty eight hours imprisonment,
sevetin psllew, (. M. O., was committed
fui drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The city Msrshel, yesterday caught fout
ieafaes gsmbling--eame upon them when
one II the party had flush, and gave EN-
each 10 lashes. The Marshal, reports the
city quite o'detly, and Interestingly healthy
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Enu1jsi, Hosiery.

TUsT opening 1T the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
y gToRE--a large assortment Of these goods,
consisting OF Gents White, Brown and Fancy yols
orsd Hose Ladies, Misses and boys ditto. IN all
qualities. The above goods are all bought from
importers aud must sound very cheap to tfos1
who can appreciate good article or can see the
difference between German and English Hosiery.
Call mud examine for yourselves junsS7sy.
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DERsONs having money b, spend for
L Groceries, cannot DO better than call at
The brick building recently eierIed On the
corner Of Africa and 50 Ferdinand streets,
where qnid pro quo IL always ready for
exchange, Additions and supplies aie con
stanily receiving. NJ. q BRYAN.
july2p. 8. Il. Cor. Court House Square
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sa M nnd snw KIades.

TKOsSt Ut, PIT, Punnel, RIP. lemon
y Steel and brass back, Bnlchets, Bow
Webb, Pruning, Back aud Key hole saws
asserted sizes and The most Of them oI
spear " jackson ~ make. Always on
hand 81 the Hardware store 81
jang5-y. -.AReuiER II LANouH,
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Dan Rios SEvsHELY BEATEN. - AT
Hadsen. N. Y, ON Tuesday evening
las, couple Of rowdies were put out Of
the Circus, Of Dan Rice, for creating a
disturbance Su.equently one Of them
named Burns came TO the hotel where
Mr.. Rice was staying, ootrageously
abused him, knocked down q boy il
lis employ, and then ran Oh, pursued
by Rice aud two or three friends
The Hu,aon Star says:
Mr.. Rice, being rather too quick on
foot Tor burns was nearly overhauling
him, when on or nuar the corner Of
Warren and Third streets. Burns
was stopped by Capt George II. Pow.
ers who was then on his way home,
and an Rice. came up he recognized
burns, and al once knocked him down.
Rice, not recognizing Capt. Powers,
and surprising him to be one Of tho
party. struck vt bin, and while In bis
melee. before there was any chances
for An explanation, a party, headed by
John II. Best, came up and bounced
upon Mr., Rice, who was alone, and
gave him most unmereiful iioging--
John II. Best knocked him down and
stamping upon him until he plead for
life. Tho John II. Best, party then
retrvated fur his saloon. In a few
moments Mr.. Rice's men came to bis
relief, and proceeded to the saloon Of
said John II. Best, demanded admit.
lance but were refused hereupon
they nj once broke into, aud demol.
ished his establishment, smashing
everything and everybody that come
In their way. All sorts Of weapons
we're used from a slapg-sho, to paving
stones. aud those who witnessed tho
scene. reprosen, II as terrific Ia the ex-
treme. After Mr. Ries's party had
satisfied themselves, they left town,
without being successful In getting
hold Of the instigators and prime
movers In this disgtaoeful affair.
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Liquors. Wines &c.

T ONgWORTH's pure sparkling Ca
- tawba-- Beet in town, Lenaworth's
Ladies sweet Wine, Lnngwoith's pure
Catswba Brandy; Lonewortb's 2imnef.
mans Sparkling Isabella Loouis' Dry
Caiawsba Mnmm's Cabinet Champagne,
pints and quarts. numms Hoekhsinet,
is4G +. PETERS Imperial Cherry Cordial /,
Dangers Guigholet Imperial Brandy. 30
yeats old Charrelss Dor, Lafayette snd
nine, CastlIon trapdy Old Nabob Rum /;
Jamaica Rum; Madeira and Port Wine /;
Awack, sherry sthnarps, Kirsh. Wassar,
Dantsiek and ether Fine Cofslisls, Clatet
and White Wines, Old Monongeheln, Tns.
caloosa, and Burbon whisky, Stuffed
Olives. Anebovies, sardnes, English Pick.
Les. Salmon, Lebsiets French and Ameri-
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Fine
and Extra Cigars. &c, No.
Which am wiling~-in fact anxious TO
Exchange Tor specie paying currency, silver
or golf tluly3) JOSHUA BEAl.
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Esonso furnishings.

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers
W oval, octagouiand coored Hall Lamps
enamslIed Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties. cast iron and eaIthen spittoous; oval
square and Gothic Walters: SAVERS and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick, rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia.
BILE Castort, at MonrAa II ArcngT.
NAYS. Church street.
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Lime.

TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
i mand for this article--disregarding EN-
olument. the subscribers we're indsced to
order from three sources for public con-
vience, they now offer as received per
Maria Dening today 200 Bbls Cape Lime
and assure the public they will continue TO
receive $50 Bbl monthly.
inu14 RARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Fresh Ns.rtynZg.

DoRCELATN Preserve Kettles lsll
| sizesl Family Tea and Butter Scales |.
H NE ratent-~ifnreved eencsvs n snsit
Nn'r,aeher Dissinn's Saw. backed Butcher
Knives Nah parv-Zne ripeed Butter
moulds. MON1'AN Il HUGUET.
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NEW GOODS.

fI,HE following new goods has g Just been rsoaiv.
J. Ell at this establishment and Ill he sold al
The usual low pfiees-spiain and Cheek Nansook
Nlusihs, Irish linens IN all qualities, Dainssk
Table Cloths and hopkins, lnssa aud Birds Et g
Diapers Ladies' Black Laea Maiitilas and Points,
black Lace Wells, Nibpebs, usleuns, Trimmings,
Filets Mite, Lobr aud short, Cents bisle uaut.
let4, Piltuw Case Linens, &c., also large lot Of
Heye LegborB Hats very eteap. July ~.
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Now IL the Time.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL

TUE subscriber offers for sale 10 his hume rous
/ customers and the public In general, at lower
rates thaa ever, his extensive stock OF Watches
and Jewesry 70 make room for his new stock.
Anybody wishing to purchase any thing In my
line can not do better than TO call on me and
Judge Cor himself
Watches ana Clocks repaired and warrentea as
nsuAl for twelve months
THE0. GOLDMAN.
EdcAmaker aad Jescei3er Hatmeg Heass.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

GRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
VI Cutters, Corn Shelless; Twig and
Hedge Shears; Hay Knives; Sythes; Sick
les, Sheaths; Hay Forks, Rakes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine; Briar Hooks !;
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Cra.k Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades /;
Shosels; Axes. &c, Sc, II
LARGUIER B. LAN0UE,
msy9s, Cor Lafayette 4 Florida
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rmpertsnt 10 tl,c rra.le.

T HAVE on han /, in good condition. $50
L Kegs Prime Lard, which | viii sell In
lots at NV Orleans quotations, thus en-
ahling purchasers 10 save freight, drayage.
&c, &c. Those wsntt~#Mill ple,se call
early. UulyioI JOSHUA BEAL
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Particular Notice.

DLANTEks and Others purchasing Gro
| ceties through their servants, will
please notice The fact that they can be
supplied with a Prime article for as little
money at the corner oi Africa and st
Ferdinand sts., as elsewhere.
aug 10, NJ. 9. BRYAN.
H. b. corner Court House Square.
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House and Lot for sale.

4 GOOD HOUSE AND LOI xs.ah
"A suitable for FAM residence. yySA
situated In Cat.F Fish Tjwn-@beloH , Ig.alsEAY
n. Aflonr's steam MIL The b. Use u a,
the corner Of Matches aud spanis sts., and
IL perfectly new For ,ririieulai enquire Of
ilyp j.. u, pnWi sNLO.
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poo,ksi Booka |

TIMERS F,ench Revocation Lossings
i Field Book OF the Revelation Homes
of the New World, Memories Of Aron
Burr; with large variety OF cheap pub
locations, just received and for talc IS
jun24 GEO. M. HER0MAN.