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Sewing Machines.

Wilson's Patent Rotary Sesoing Machine,
NAN now be seen in operation by persons ssSH,
" wishing to purchase, at No. Is st. SzSaS
Charles street, New Orleans, up stairs.-- ~
The utility of these machines is no longer matter
opinion but settled fact manufacturers at the North
give them decided preference over all others cvel
interested, and planters are fast bringing then
into general use not only for the of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing
An experienced hand, with one Of Wilson's Hotary
Machines which takes from 1900 to 1900 stitclie;
per minute, do the work of fifteen seamstresses
with ease.
This machine is simple, and not liable to get out o.
order; it is not noisy or ompcated-working with
shuttle or two needles, and dozen or more wheels
but on the contrary, neat little article, working with
one needle only, not having shuttle or wheel in it.
Ladies and seamstresses who purchase ma chimes
can receive instructions from experienced and prac
teal teachers how to use thcr on application at the
sewing roon,s No. Is St. Charles street. up stairs
constant supply Of improved machines, needles,
spools, suitable thread, ETC., for SALE
Orders from abroad by mail promptly attended to.
n. Orleans, Feb. 8. JOSEPH HUFTY.
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G Z A HAMS 3
American MONTHLY NTaSazin
Established IN 1897.

Established IN 1927.
WILL CONTAIN EACH MONTH SPLENDID STEEL ENGRA-
WING, A CoiCRED FASHION PLATE,
Prose and Poetry, by the best Authors-An Edf-
tors Table-Monthly Summary of Current Events
Reviews OF New Books--FashioRable Chit Chat
Patterns for Needle Work-Music
Yearly subscribers who pay in advance viii re-
ceive a. premium either the Great National En-
craving, THE PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDENTS; !" or
two smaller engraviEgs, The Girard College, and
The Capitol at Washington.
The portraits Of the Presidents were engraved ex-
pressly for this Periodical at cost of S3oOO-the
plate measuring Is by "a inches The Capitol at
Washington, and the Girard College, also very ex-
pensivc and beautiful plates Is by Is inches
Terms WITH PREMIUMS.
! Copy year in advance, So copies year So !;
copies and one to agent or getter up Of club $40
9 - 30
A premium will be given to every subscriber and
agent at these rates. at their option to take the por
traits of the Presidents, the two smaller plates.
Terms WITHOUT PEENIUMs.--5 copies and one to
agent or getter up of club, $l0 IL copies and one
to agent or getter up of club, 500. For Sc Oh"
paid in advance, Four Dollars Subscriptions may
be sent at our risk When the amount is large, Il
draft should be procured, if rossible-the cost of
which may be deducted from the amount Sub
scriptions received and back numbers furnished at
any time during the year. Specimen copies sent
gratis to those desiring to get up clubs.
ABRAHAM II. SEE, Publisher
3S-15t Philadelphia.
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DTTsBuRG MANUFACTURED CARTS, WAC

IDIIISBUkG MANCT All OAh1p, W AO-
{ ONS, DRAYS, Etc. The subscri- LIT
,ers have on hand and are constantly EaM
eceiying from their mandatory at E2fGE
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 4t
Plantation ando Road Wagons for Hor-
ses and oxen, cane wagons and carts,
drays, OK and timber wheels, with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat
trucks; Jersey and Baggage Wagons
baggage and other carts for horses and
oxen handcarts, Wheclbarrows of every
description, aud all other articles in the
wheelwright line, made of the best sea-
soned materials, aud warranted to be
superior TO any other manufacture,
which will be sold at reduced PRICES, and
lower than any other establishment in
the southern country. Purchasers will
find it to their interest to call and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing else
where. We use none bat black locust
hubs with white oak spokes and felfoes.
All work made by us is warranted
Apply to PHELPS, CARR d CO., 1O4
carondelet street, New Orleans.
90 We take orders for ali kinds Of wagon
work and deliver them on plantation at
manufacturers prices 22-tf.
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q TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
HARpER's SToRY Books.

11AkPEh OIORI DOOhSs
Monthly Series Of Narratives, Dialogues, Biogra-
plies, and Tales, for the instruction and Enter
tainment of the Young. By JAcon ARorr.
Embeshed With numerous and beau
tiful Engravugs.
It is the design of the Publishers to render this In
every way the most attractive end valuable series
for the young ever offered to the public They are
confident that they have facilstes for giving to it
that wide circulation which will warrant them in
expending upon upon it all the resources Of typo
graphical and illustrative art. The Illustrations will
be numerous, and in all respects equal to those fur
nished in "Harper's Magazine. The successive
numbers Of the :. Story Books" will embrace varie-
~ Of subjects, and different styles Of composition,
including narratives dialogues, descriptive ESSAYS
and entertaining stories Of character to interest
and delight the youthful mrd, while imparting in
formation that will be important in subsequent life
It will be the constant aim fthe Author to furnish
series Of volumes adapte to family reading He
hopes so to combine the presentation Of important
and interesting facts will he circulation Of sound
principles in taste, morals ahd religion, that the
Story Books shah from welcome and efficient
aid in the work Of hosae education. Though not
intended to be Of exclusively religious character they
via be 50 far designed to exert moral and religious
influence on tho minds Of the readers as to adapt
them to the use Of Sabbath School Libraries
TERMS.-Each number Of "Harper,s Story
Book" win contain $50 pages in small quarto from,
very beautifully ilustreted and printed on superfine
calcndered paper The Series may be had Of Book
sellers. Periodical Agents. and Postmnstcrs, or from
the Publishers. at IS year; or %, cents number
Subscriptions may commence with any number: The
two Periodicals g Harpers monthly Magazine" and
. Harpers Story Books" will be supplied TO subcri-
bers 1t SIS year, and will be published on the first
day Of each month. Postage on " Story Books, "
which must be paid quarterly in advance, il Two
Gents. Er7~ + Brotksys, Puhlehers.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens of the United States: I
most humbly and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestow.
ed upon my Pills. take this opportunity
of stating that my ancestors were all Ameri
can citizens, and that entertain for all tina,
concerns America and the Americans, the
most lively sympathies, SO much so that !
originally compounded these pills expressly
to suit your climate, habits, constitutions
and manner of living, intending to establish
myself among you, which I have now donbt
by taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HoLLowAY.
so Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Cosmopolitan Art Association,
O. SECOND YEAR.

4 ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Co!lec-
II ton of this new and popular Institution for the
diffusion of Literature and Art, have been made on
the most extensive seals. AMONG the works al.
ready engaged, is the far-famed Gee
G"GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the rev Collection, the diffusion of
works of AMERICAN Art, and the encouragement of
American genius, have not been overlooked
Commissions have been issued to many of the most
distinguished American Artists, wko will contribute
sorae of their finest productions. Among them are
three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest living
scuiptor,-HIEAM PowEEs
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father of his Country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher;
co DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe and made care
fll and iucious selections of foreign works of Art
both in Bronze and Marble Statuary; and Choice
The ahole forming large and valuable collection
of Paintings and Statuarys to be distributed FREE
among the members of the Association for the See
ond Year.
Terms of Membership:
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
a membcr of this Association, and entities him to
either one of fhc following Magazines for year,
and also ticket in the distribution OF Statuary apd
Choice Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of
the following Monthly Magazines: Hafper's Put
nara's, KEickerbocker BackwOods, Graham's, Go
Ieys Ladys Book, aid Household Words.
Persons taking five memberships are en- tiled to
any five of fhe Magazines for one year, and to sx
tickets in the distribution. ..
The net proceeds derived from the sale of men,
berships, are devoted to the purchase of works Of
Art for the ensuing year.
The advantages Secured.
by becoming a member of this Association, arc
1st Ali persons receive the full value Of their sub
scy;pt;oaa at the start in the shap: Of sterling Maya
zine Literature.
Cd. Each member Is contributing towards purcha-
sing choice works Of art which to Ire distributed
among themselves, and are at the same time en-
couraglng the Artists of the country, disbursing
thousands of dollars through its agency.
Persons in renihin1 finds, for membership. Will
please give their posi- Office address an fuA, stating
the month they wish the Magazine to commence,
and have the letter registered at the post Office to
prevent loss; on the receipt Of which, certificate
Of membership, together with the magazine desired
will be forwarded to any part of the country.
Those who pu chase Magazines at Bookstores
will observe that by joining this Association the?
rece;ye tie Magazine and free Ticket in the annual
distribution, all at she same price they pay fol
the Magazine alone.
Beautifully Illustrated Catalogues. giving full de
scriptions, sent free on application. For Member
ship address G. L. DERBY, Actuary, c. A. A
At either OF the principal Offices" Knickerbocke
Magazine Office, 348 Broadway, New York, Or
Western Office, l66 Water Street. Sandusky, O.
Nov. %, fit
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The New York Mirror,

The NewYorl Weekly Mirror, one of the
best Family Newspapers in the Country. de-
voted to Politics, Literature. Science, aQd the
Arts,and free from the scandal and immortality
which form the great staple and interest OF
large class of weekly newspapers.
The Mirror is addressed to readers of re-
fined taste, and the publisher looks exclusively
to this class of the community for a liberal
support. In Politics, the Mirrors Independ-
ent, Progressive without being radical. and
earnestly devoted to Americanism, and the
Union of the States.
Terms Isl a Year in advance, subscrip-
tons will be received, and the. paper sent, on
the receipt Of Twenty-Five cents.
Address, post paid, II. FULLER, Edito,
and Proprietor of the New York Mirror o
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

EROLLERION! For Carling tire Hair Fo
N many years it has been the object Of deep study
with chemists and others, to produce fut that APP
piled to the hair, would cause it to wave and curl in
equal beauty to the natural curl The Krollerion is
the only atclc offered to- the world that will
effect this most desirable object But threeoor four
applications are necessary to curl it as much as NAV
be desired, for any length of timeo From the many
testimonials of those who have used IT, the subscri-
Der does not hesitate to warrant the Kro.lerion to
give satisfaction. and prove recommended in all
cases. The recipe for making, with full directions
for use, viii be sent the receipt of one dollar,
post paid The ingredients will moi cost over twelve
cents Direct to H. a. FREMONT, ~.
As Warren, Trumbul CO., Ohio
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Book, Stationery, and Fancy store

BATON ROUGE, Id.
| T MCCORMICK Il CO., haze opened in tie fine
e brick Store Third street, occupied by the Post
Office, new and choice assortment, consisting in
part of the following articles which they prnpar-
| ed to sell low for cash, at wholesale or retail:
Enrelopes-Oicial, letter and note; envelopes OF
all qualities white and buff, satin, embossed aud plain.
Blank Books.-LedgeEs, journals, day books, record
books, order, LETTER. pass bank, writing and blank
books, sud pocket ledgers, of al sizes furnished to
order.
Port Folos or B1ottng cases-cuartos plain, sheep,
Lad p~'~:9~--ksosasao- lead, best drawing, and
Faber's best.
School Books-An assortment of the latest and
most popular schools in use Globes, celestial and
terrestrial.
| Writing Iak.-BlaclS. blue and red
1nkstands-Schoo inks, several numbers broNzc
cocoa, spring top, glass tupe, Wheelei's celebrated
patent.
Quilts and Steel Pens.-A great variety.
Sand Bores.-Tn, wood and glass. o
.Sates.-Transparent states For drawing, porcelain,
American, English and German states.
Miscelzaneons--Inda rubber; ndclble ink-IIar-
risons Paysons and Esons; blu files desk weights;
Irvine reels; paper folders--ivory, bone, wood and
tin; visiting cards, printers cards and playing cards.
of all quantities; perforated bound Bristol boards !;
saueers of colors water colors in boxes cames hair
pencils; wafcrs-pain, fancy, and matto; india ink
ladies' paper WeiShtS; court plaster; tissue paper;
metallic memorandum books; parchment, PONCE
red tapes pen-holder seal and wafer stamps sealing
wax, Irvine, letter clips book rests, black sand black
lines. Ha.
Paper.-Cream laid satin post gia edged; Cream
wove satin post, gilt and plain; Quorto post, blue
wove; commercial blue wove; Bath post; Ameri-
lean, English and French paper Of all qualities.
Note Pcpe-->Plain, crimped lowered; illumin-
ated mourning, silver stripe, etc.; tissue paper, ira
cling, drawing, wrapping glazed, red, blue, green and
yellow paper.
Cheap Pm5l;cas;ons.-The latest and most popular
at publishers prices
Magazines and Newspapers --Hmper's, Graham's,
Godey's Ladies Book, Putnam's, Blackwood and the
Quarterlies, Knickerbocker, DeBow's Review, con-
stantly received and for sale at publishers prices
gy Agents for all the principal newspapers Ord
crs for French, German or English books promptly
attended to.
Baton Rouge, Feb. 9, 1856. 1y
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TWO GOOD JOURNALS FOR 1856.

+ TWO GOOD JOURNALS FUR 1856.
The Water Cure Journal-Deyoted to
Hydropathy, its Philosophy and Practice; to
Physiology and Anatomy; to Ditetics, Exer-
else, Occupation, Amusement, and those Laws
which add to Life and Health. 81 year.
The Pathological yournd.-Devoted to
Phrenology, Education, and to all those mea-
sures calculated to Reform, Elevate and I'm
prove Mankind-$1 year.
1--WE know Of no American Periodical
which presents greater abundance. of valua-
bic information on all subjects relating to hn-
man progress and welfare.'-[N. Y. Tribune.
For Two Dollars, n advance, copy Of
each of these two Journals will be sent on
year. Address, pre- paid, ai
-gsiS FOWLERS d WELLS,
ojl2td2tw No, 30S Broadway, 7. N
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WATERMAN 4 BROTBER Hardware N

r WATERMAN l. BROTHER, Hardware
- chants, have on hand and are daily receiving
by foreign and domestic arrivals, general assert
ment Of articles. comprising in part, as follows:
Iron, steel, nails, rope; Hardware, cutlery,
Carpenters tools, complete; blacksmiths
Tools, complete; plows, hay-cutters, corn :.
Il, Shelters; Agricultural implements; Garden
Engine Pumps; Turning Lathes; Platform
Scales; Coffee Hecais Chatting Dishes; Corn .
Mills, Cob Crushers; Single and double barrel
Guns; Britannia and Plated Ware; Andirons,
Tenders, Shovel and Tongs; Copper and Iron
Coal Holds; Shoves and Spades: Sens, Fishing
Tackle &C. &c.
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IMMENSE STOCK or CLOTffINGH
500. 600 WORTH Of Eashi enable
ClOtsafsnx. nj Retail.

CkOt ming. nj B&eSAlls
LFRED MUNROE COS. ''OSE PEicE sroRE.
"A No. 81 Magazine Street, corner Of Gmricr. We
would inform OR friends, Aad.the public in general
that oss,present stock of
iGiofhiuq, furnishing @oo0s, Af..
s uneG,njled in extent and beauty bv that of any
other establishment in the United States. 10 be-
convinced of this statement it is only necessary to
ell and examine. Our immense sales are brought
sbont BIZ the simple fact being KNOWN that the prices
We plece upon goods is uniformly Low. and the quality
Of each article il guaranteed what s is represented to
b. Perfect satisfaction is what aim at in dealing
with our customers.
An oer clothing is manufa ctured AZ our establish
,uent No. AL Broadway New YORK., under the inn
mediate superintendenee of one of orr firm, who
spares no rains in securing the most desirable styles
of soodk II il with the fullest confidence Of being
able to give satisfaction, that we invite all who may
be in want of articles in line to call and examine
our assortment. a
The following is only partial list of articles
sFsoek and Dress Coats.-French and English HACK
cipah dress and fock coats do do. blue, brown, null
berry and green csth frocks do do black, mulberry.
brown olive, and golden brown cloth Polkas; French
and English black and fancy colored cloth walking
coats; Hualaya fur thew STYLE sac; French, black,
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacs; do black and
fancy coorcd docskin Union sacs do extra snpcrfne
dr~b and fancy colorcd walking coats; codington,
grzy, mixed, and silver gray sacks and pokas: Frch.
bhck, blue brown, and olive beaver and frock
coats; do blue, brown. and silvergray, Whitney
coats das Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
coats; do superfine dab cloth and beaver walking
coats French and English black supertne cloth
and walking coats; do blue, brown, and drab pilot
cleth sacs.
Blanke. Ccats.-French superfne blue, brown and
gray sacs and paletots: do do extra long sacs and
frocks; French second quality; taird quality, fancy
colorcd sacs and paletots.
Irecd Coats.-French, English. and American
tweed sacs frocks and paletots; do do boulevards;
do do polkas.
C1oaks-Blue and black cloth cloaks, every quail.
fy; black and blue pilot cloth cloths.
A variety Of Vests Of every quality and pattern
also every variety and quality of Pantaloous.
9sntlemen's Furnishing Goo4s-Linen and cotton
shirta all qualities; check and cotton hickory and
night shirts, all qualities; all wool and super ribbed
shirts gauze, merno, cotton, Isle thread, and fan
mel shirts; socks of every quality.
BOYS and CHildyen's C2oth;ny-Consisting of
frocks polkas sacs, jackets overcoats pantaloons,
vests, and cloaks, of every quality.
Also every variety Of Gloves snspenders Of various
kinds cravats and handkerchiefs Of every quality.
Also trunks valises, umbrellas.
India rubber goods Of every description. -fZ
en- One price for Goods, AVID no deriat;on.-Es
In visiting the city, do not fail to call on ai
1ete. 70 ALFRED MUNROE & co, ~
febSy 81 Magazine ST., New Orleans.
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the GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES

FRAxKLrN PIERCE, President.
WV. L. MARcY, Secretary Of State.
JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury
i JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary Of War.
JAMES G. DoBBIS, Secretary of the Navy.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General.
RoB'r McCLELLANp, Sec'ty Of the Interior
called CUsHISe, Attorney General.
WINFIELD Scorr, Lieutenant General.
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Furniture Warehouse

Furniture warehouse.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
L and the public, that they have <zxrrzssS,>..
just received and are daily receiving =
an extensive assortment ofCABINET
FURNITURE of every variety and style; also. a
choice assortment of the following articles, to wit
chairs, feathers, spring, moss, and hair mattresses
curcd hair, hair CLOTH plush, damasks, cords, and
tassels gmps, varnish, ETC., etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine our
stock which will be Offered at prices that cannot fail
to please. c. FLINT & JONES,
5.5 IS x9 Nos. 46 and 48 Royal st., N. o.
q February 9th, 1854 y
4Et I'D THOMAS Il. WHITE, fts 400
No. los Canal Street, New Orleans.
Second door below the Mechanics and Ira
oess der's Bank. e7ssa-
BOOKSELLER AND. STATIONER,
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books,
Writing Paper--vix: Cap, Letter and Note,
Wrapping Paper of various qualities
Quilts, Steel Pens, Ink, and
A General assortment of Blank Books ei
Country merchants and teachers are requested to
call and examine the stock. l9-ly.
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e. VI. SIMPSON.

T.. VI. SIMPSON,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
llS CANAL STREET 140
Q Touro's Row, New Orleans.
n referring YOU to my card above, would respect
fully invite your attention to my largo and well sc
lccted stock of
STAPLE, DOMESTIC,
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
All of which hare been selected with grcat car,
and with view to the wants of the Southern trade
which enables me to place before my customers a
larger and better assorted stock than can be fouL
elsewhere in this city.
Particular attention has been paid in the selection
as PLANTATION AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
on assortment of which viii be found complete there
by saving the necessity of making purchases in sew
cral houses 20 fill orders for Dry Goods. An early
call is respectfully solicited.
D Particular attention paid to orders
G. NJ. SIMPSON, 1l6 Canal street
new Orleans, Feb. Sd, 1856 Y
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH"

The organof modern Sprituasm, Fourth Volume
commence IN Nay. 1t contains the fullest record
tant of Current Facts and opinions on Spiritual inter-
course Published weekly at 50 per annum also, all
spiritual books GSr sale By PARTRIDGE & BRIr-AN, 81
Broadway, N. Y.
r. s-A Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent on ap-
riication. 22tt
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.QAMPSON & KEEN, No. 81 Bienville Street. be-
~ tween Charities and Royal street, NewOrleans, -
Wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture, Chairs
Mattresses, Looking Classes Hair Cloth, Cured Hair
Glue &C., &C. 31-ly.
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Prospectus Of the NemO Orleans Medical New

- s.4g
and Hospital Gazeste.
The undersigned have made arrangements for the
permanent publication Of new Medical Journal. to
be called the Ne,c O.!eass Medical Neass AID Hos
pi.al Castle" 5sf trfg,y ~. ra. i5ssys
4 1t win consist Of record of the most interesting
cases occtring ithc Charity Hospital OF this city
Hospital Reports: Transactions OF Medical Societies
Excerpta from Home and Foreign Medical Journals;
Regular Communications from able Corr spondehts
III Europe and various parts of the United States
Reports Of Important Cases in Private Practice; and
all subjects Of geaeral interest in Medical Science.
This journal, published 1t short and regular inter-
walls, will supply deficiency long felt by the probes
sion here, and particularly by physicians in tho
sount,y. rs object is the discovery and dessima-
ton Of truth, and the promotion OF the welfare OF
the Medical profession.
Fixed npon firm financial basis, it will be con-
ductsd in bold and independent manner.
TIC journal will be issued on the first and fifteenth
of every month. printed from twenty to twenty
four octave pages of fine paper.
Persons to when the journal is sent, wishing to
subscribe, will address any of the undersigned, di-
recting their communicating to the office of the
journal Charity Hospital. S. CHOPIN, NJ. d.
House Surgeon, Charity Hopital; Demonstration
OF Auatomy, University Of Louisiana.
c. BEARD, ii. D.,
Demonstration of Anatomy, University of
of Louisiana, Visiting Surgeon. Charity Hospital.
r. SCHLATER, II. D.,
,t Visiting Physician, Charity Hospital.
r. C. BOYER NJ. d.,
House Surgeon, Maison &c Saute, NewOrleans
TERMs--s3 per annum.
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s. d. A. HENDERSON d o. O
CUCCESSGRS.t to Iittlejohn and Hende ON, " hole
y sale Grocers, No. 66 Magazine =, corner o
Natchez, New Orleans.
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CILBI MANLY, Importer of Gognac d
" Rochelle Brandies, Champagne and Ha-
vana Cigars; Wines, Rams q Holland Gin in
eases: Scotch & Irish Whiskys, NewYo,k.