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The Opelousas courier., 1856-12-20


. Trash Dry GeeSs
I'D o. u. REILLY & Co, SO long known
q o at the corner of Royal and Canal
streets, beg to say they have removed to their
large new store I26 Canal Street, between
Royal and Bourbon streets, known as 1oaro
Buildings, sign of the Golden FIa1.
Where their ample room and a resident
buyer IN Europe, will enable them to keep
Che year roundl complete stock in every
department.. Also, full line of Plantation
Goods of the best Southern manufacture.
Combined with the above, they viii keep
al the old stand, corner Roysl and Bourbon
streets, nnder the name of Embroidery and
Lace Store, complete stock of Ladies Dfess
Trimmings, Ribbonds, Embroideries, Laees,
and Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods, to
salt the country merchants as we'll as the con.
sumers.
This latter is class Of houss heretofore
unkno#a in this Market.
P6 L. REILLY & Co,
II: 126 Canal Street,
Bstxssa Royal aud Bourbon streets.
.. Touro Buildings,
Sign Of the Golden Flax.
September 10th, 185s.-6m.
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MOTTO g

FTHHE undersigned hereby notify planters
= and others that from and after the lst
Of November next 1856, the storage now
existing will henceforth be charged for mer-
chandize and other articles laying in their
warehouses tar the period Of o,se nsonth, and
for every additional month or part Of Il
month, the same additional rates will be
charged.
Nothing will be delivered until the
storage is paid.
DEBATLLON Il CARRIERE.
Washington, October llth, 1856.
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FOB SALE,
HIDES! HIDES

TyHE undersigned viii pay beef hides Of
four years and above from So TO s3 so,
smaller ones in proportion
He has constantly on hand, at his Tan
Yard in Washington, all kinds of leather for
harnesses. saddlery, and carriage work. &c.
which he offers for sale at reduced prices.
VICTOR T0UCHY.
Wnkirzes. Is. Sept. ssEI 1ass.-sn
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District Court.
=. PGr5s5s Of 50. LANDRY.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1856.
Cleotile Guillory,

vs.. Z AtQ. @SA'
Emile L. Guilory & sis.
gRTEiE law and evidence in this case being
S in favor of the Plaintiff, it is adjudged
and decreed that the said Plaintiff, Ceotile
GuiIl0ry, have Judgment against her husband
EmiIe l. Guiiory one Of the Defendants fer
the SUM Of seven hundred and seventy-six
dollars and forty-three cents. The legal
mortgage of the Plaintiff upon the Estate Of
her said husband, to attach upon three hum
dred and thirty dollars and elghty-nine and
one half cents from the 10Th OF August lS48,
upou the SUN of three hundred and ninety
SIX dollars and fifty four cents, from the 9th
of August 1854, anu upon the sum Of forty
une dollars, from the lst OF January 1852. 1t
is further decreed that the said Plaintiff re-
cover Ia kind from her said husband, one bed
one armoir and five head Of cattle with the
brand about thus j, and it is further ad
Judged that she be separated in property from
ner said husband and have the entire and ez-
elusive control Of per extra dotal estate
That the injunction issued IN this proceeding
restraining the seizure aud sale of the movea-
bes decreed as aforesaid to Plaintiffs be per-
petuated at the costs of the said Defendants
thus enjoined And it is further decreed that
the Defendant Emile l.. GuilIory be adjudged
to pay all other costs in this behalf expended.
Read and signed in open Court, this first
day of December 1856.
LUCIUS J. DUPRE,
Judge l5th Jul!iciaI District.
A true copy,
A DEJEAr, Depty Clerk
Opelousas, Dec 9Th, 1855.
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Gss <GE0E EgEsaasGSCE.

Is ar. PLATE has removed his residence
-Z D. and Office to Landry Street, near
Judge Overton's and opposite to the merchant l..
Blrott. Besides the ordinary services OF MS pro-
essiou. the DR.. will continue TO attend all dis
eases tae mouth ard teeth and practice in al. tine
branches ofDentstry. His work in all that line is
warranted and performed alter the latest and most
approved process
Artificial teeth not only an ornament, they
re-estabiish the voice its natural tone aud above
all permit nasucation Indispensable to the
health.
DR.. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate.
Opeiousas, % Janvier, 1856
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NOTICE.

ID A0@a
YEYHE partnership heretofore existing un-
l. der the firm of j. B. BELLOCQ 4
co, was dissolved on the 3lst of August
last, BY limitation and the death of j. B.
Beilocq
The subscribers will continue the business
Of the house under the style Of BELLOCQ,
NOBLOM Il co, according to act passed
before S naguer, notary public
EEUVE j B. BELLOCQ.
4. P. NOBLOM,
J. B. DERBES,
?. ROY.
New Orleans, September I, 1856.-1y.
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- THE undersigned present pro-
::..:A1- prietor Of the Union Hotel, in
..l.Is Opelousas, lately kept by Mr.. Il
\. Patjn offers said establishment for sale,
with or without the furniture. Said hotel is
admirably situated, and well patroDized,
For the terms and other particulars, apply
on the premises to Il. 4 Patin, or to the
undersigned. .
VALERY GCILBEAU.
OpeIousas, August "a, 1o36.
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NEW WAREHOUSES

NEW WAREHOUSE.
gHyHg undersigned having formed part
= nership for the carrying on of the
Warehouse situated in the Town Of Washing
ton, fornerly known ~ anderson s Thomp-
son, for the purpose of receiving and forward
ing fresght aud merchandise, will faithfully
attend 10 Ill business which may be entrusted
to ehenb by thsiE friends and the public in
general. J. B. Al. FONTEhOT. q
JOHN LYONS.
Wast,ington, Las. Nov. "a, 1855. Stiff
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sPELeCXLS LITERARY INSTITUTION.
St. LGadru, {La)

ETNDER the direction and proprietorship
vi ofMessrs a DE ST. CYR D arthur
and JouH GArxLr, this Institution will be opened
on Monday nsxs 7'A day Of JaIy, for the reception
of pupils.
The course Of education comprises the English
French and Spanish languages; Classics Nathe
matics, Arithmetic. v rtirg Defamation, History
Chronology, Philosophy, Geography and Globes.
The English and French languages, regarded
nnw days in highest easeesn; because of the ex-
traordinary extent Of territory as wei globe
encircling commerce of the three nations claim
ing them their vernacnIar songres will be taught
at this Institution. in such pure style OF their
tive proprieties, regards symphony aud correct
ness of grammatical construction, eIoguence OF die
ton. and euphonious elegance OF reading and del!
livery cannot fail in securing successful patron
age. The strctest vigilance will be exercised over
the orthographicai and orthepicai departments OF
all languages taught.
GoHprgYors
law scholars per annun, oi - N''nS' 30 90
Day scholars fner nnonthl, 90
Latin, additionally, 90
Spanish, 90
pssvins tpe. year1, . 30 30 90 90
RaRHREzszs-R~zksf sf Lafayette:
R.bers Tayisg Emile Mouton,
Rsvillone Esaste Mouton.
0PEEsssAs:
Or. De La RuslIe, G. AyriEie,
Andre Meynier, Joel Il. SandoZ.
opeh,usas, July 5th. 1856.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

FEHHE undersigned have formed part
= nership under the style of A. Ror.ssc,
& Co, to date from the : f..s. Of October last
for general hardware and Variety Store
ALI. R0USsET,
CHS. ! h'A'-IN
As"-.- -.isxap, Esv I'd, 1Sss.--Sm.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-07
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

THERE features connected with this mill worthy
j consideration and close examination on the part
those wishing to purchase a Feed Mill.
It's mechanical construction and adaptation TO the
poses designed 70 crush and grind It's great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease durability lie amply provided for The complete
aud entire portabeness Of the Little Giant, rendering its
greater convenience plantation and farm mpossi
Il IN: anv farm hand put up and set
running in has time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied horZontal-as is most
usua-oT over head aud the mill be easily attached
where st or water used power it take requiring
and horses The quantity and quaty OF product
10 to so bushels good feed meal per hour according to the
degree Of Oneness gcound ar1 the size mill II IS the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pup
Tic.
Another thing connected with The Little Giant, as pa
tent and worthy OF the ct that there has been no
Patent Right specializing hucBsering about the country
IS usual with thousand bunglng mlke-shit lmple-
mens that are got un as trade-nerey get money by
selling or paung OF the patent right upon the creduous
then the machine abandoned by all parties as num-
bug other hand the Paentee and Popretors OF the
Little Giant Mills eYEg that hey can-and determined
that they will supp the AgrcUuTats and stock rasers
Of our country superior Mill, are permanently en-
gagged IN business and have one hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture OF these mills IN Tue
East south Of these estabb huents en- poy
ing 60 men SOLELY in this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that thousand have been sole WlthIn
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the os
extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural implemen 10 the
United have eagerly sought interest IN their manu-
facturt ana sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; one
Of the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Assocatons
and none by Of subs anal, pracuca utny anu
merit have more fairly ground their into every days
use and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn and
Cohb Mil. Orders promptly 6lled.
Liberal discount TO dealers. -
ncf1-u No ~ Market st., Nashville, Tenn.
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500 REWARD!

EYT my premises, niles from Browdsy, Barbour
~ eoaniy, Ala, the IS Ultima. NeFro Man naned
GEORGE. Said Save % aboat to- ats tEo years ED
light comPected and had when be len, uooi hst L.
sey pants, SACK coat aud lefgns. lie sss h sha msum
sred Mute about sigh cid heavy hob tab knd
had hearty SpAash Saddle, = sha eie-bk bride
vita large rings. 4e.
have bssvs tAat sad slave dsooyed sH b
While aoas any year old, having coarse aDd
gay hair, 1ay bong DARK c0mpisced blue eyes rtd d.
(ffom old eyes little hanp houldevsd weighs atoat
$50 posads 10 about ave feFs inches high tad Ehie
nay have bis vie viii him
s give 80 s the delivery q TIE Negro and Maie, and
wu alc gFs $50 fos The eppfshsnen u the vAts mAn
With sufeient svidsnee convict hisA-
~ Ths Nsgso may have 5 bee pass az he can vriis
himself. HLtAE O. HOb0ES,
Port BroNaer, RzFbosT Cou1ty, Ma,
kbl1-&s-Sps6Asra Esssss KatszA. IA.
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A. C.. 81 A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
arAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOnS,

40 College stress.
LAVE opened very large stock Of al kints OF DRESS
u GOODS suitable the Fall and Winter Trade. q ths
Newest stylss
Also, bot % s the newest designs Of CL0Aks
nd aANfLts 10 and ready inr eKhbltion. We
ciahy invite yoa hook ~ St0ck q Coaka before
keyinR
Ne have 10 Store large sloek of al knds Of CAR
fEfE % the ueNcst patterns. and hatter se
them cheap any ether Houss ASIDE of The mean
,Ains Ms haze All kinda u CURTAIN pAaAHKs Aae
LACE CUKfAlNs
In addition The Ah0Va. have saFEs stock Of an
knds 81 Dkf GoODe, Suitable for he fsA Winter
Trade A. Q. A. h. BGECH,
sspae ~ - csRess - D lea via. gsas.
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u,rES OF .DyERTIsINC.
lcoRKBcTED WKKELI.l

Newspaper Pruprietors generally and especially OF this
y under the usages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon perform labor without remunera
Ion any other class Of community The gratuitou
publication Of charity and religious advertisement, and
1uncatons tributes Of respect obituaries &c &C. which
only he inserted At heavy cost TO the proprietor i'm
poses them burden so onorous that they feel called
spon in selfdeence check the abuse by making such
solicitations charge, extent Al least the
.ss immediately interested In this they but fol-
I,wnR the example OF the press In other cities mpeed by
its intrinsic prOprtety, and imperative duty to
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united togeth
ia mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort OF regular
kuIiness advertising.
Ter each square II lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonpareil for the Let insertion. 90
ser.,ch Additional insertion per square ........ 90
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el.oT4sseN
LIABTLITIEs.
Uussttl-d Claims for Lossss and not due,

TIE E'na Insurance. Company presents is patrons
very satisfactory ion, Of large incr IN Cash Az
fF the further security a their pocess lnvess
icing placed ts fnmum martet value at the
time og DE- son IN the standard " fAeJ
either prime civs Nd paying sioCks god, valuable
ana clean Investments, yiedng moderate nterat and in
eooe ne standard basis vheh The Assets have besn
Valaed being God G faferes Besides n xAoldty. ne
Company esf attention ths srsng and seeety u d.
rivts from 10 bin-d system q Agencies fhrsagh i
aerats having the esns u preseninF united phAlsnx al
even yeaFa haFpt rcuits 20 secthsl5ers and es-
aats hr osses-ara snat Il the ysF CSC wiik
greater prestige 5F future usefs su has yst hesz
rsarhed hv . really NasioRai in usnnce Corporaten-
kW- Al basa-ss aendea to with 6rspath ane hArisy.
b. order u NE Bad JOSEPH MAIL, AEsnA
kaza1-tn NEAhw "a
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LADIES HEELED CATERS.
Neutrality-suspicious. 7hs Country Gen:

IL teman; the Saltwater, ami IN. Illustrated Annual
Register OF Rura Anairs Published at Albany, n. Y, BY
LUrHER TUCKER A SON
The Country Gentleman beautifully Illustrated weekly
Of 10 pages quartu 9Th special departments for The Farm,
The GraEcr The Dairy The Fruit Garden and OTohHrd The
Florist The Kirheu Garden Tie Poultry Yard, The House
wife The Preside a. TINS is, Without question, the best
Agricultural paper the United StAles III n. John Went
worth. NJ O., Of Illinois Price ~ a year.
The CutvAnr, nonhly, 81 pages Ocsvo-vel known for
twenty years the best monthly Agricultural journal in
this couGtry. Price 50 eenis per year.
The llu,Ae Annual Register OF Rural AGairs TIE two
zoe 1855 aud 1885, contain more Than 80 engrA
wings OF buildings animals trees fu g. &e, Ao Price -
cents each, sent postpaid by mail.
Thee coubne attractions 70 he found In similar
publications ana the publishers viii send specimens OF hs
amen. 10 Al Sho YOU a Ike 70 eNumlne them. Gb2
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

a l. n VI a - 4 Is = n n -
WARRANTED 90 stand 10 per cent are -
w than any herriugh rates In use, and sold al = al
q be same prices. Also, iron shutters. Sash n MI
md Doors for Bank Nnults and SAEaAB
torcs. Also, Patent Slate Aimed Aeartg.
ruIors, a warranted good and cheap any the
yuatry, by EvAkS WATSON, No. 20 south 9Th street.
hn4ds phA, Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof LOcka and
the cssbratrd Locks furnished When required W. e.
LIZARD authorised 10 recsVe ordsrs aid nAks sales Of
,e above. mys-iy
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70 a. - -

ON the 18Th Of January viii sell 10 the highest a
" bidder, ny a rsIct of fasid. containing about
COO Acr cre cleared the easnce IN tin ber bring ~
mls hon Port Royal The Of sulphur Fork OF Rs5
RIVER Il veil adapted 10 the Erosth Wheat Corn and
Tobacco, Nh Corortate improvements g. seeded
IN Wheat eunven,ni TO good nils. Of which
facuring nils the waters OF led kiveT, 10 miles from
ArEsve In rood nss khorhood convenient schools,
and churches TKEHs-Onet third Cas- the hasnee in
and Nh interest Psseson By the LIST Of
February for uTthrr particulars, call J. @ DaEden, Of
Nashville. or 10 ne, on ne premises.
dseiS-fusNim ury aalrf5 GEO MccAULEY.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON 4
SAVANNAH
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
s8- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! Ai
go s

MIL the Tennessee River Btge is rebuilt Pre- duee snd
- Merchandise viii be uanshipped across the river on
STEAMBOATS, ana Barges, and be subjected draysEes
shippers are notified that all goods 20 the depofs In
packages for The entire protection Of th contents
will be rejected Grain will be except in heavy
usnaburg or Gunny Bags The light sacks vii be re-
fused eren az the ffk c tie OeHer the labor ana time
necessary 20 repair viii greatly retard the transhp-
10 and BE- performed The Agents Of the road are
specially in, ucied grain at heir respective
stations unless the sacks are plainly and distinctly marked
ana accom- BY an order o. Shipment We per-
mi the dpots % b. used storage houses grain pro-
duee when the same - 10 be held the conveni
enc OF owner shipper 10 order forward Wheat TO Chat
ianoogR viii be charged cents, and per bushe
Rom lullahoma and AL stations o. Tennessee river
and from Nashville and all stations a Tuhoms Whsat
viii be charged 10 cent and per bushe Whis-
key will be char g-d 81 barrel from Nashville 70 Chatta
noogA All article offvght designated il as ist
u, Srd and 4h eiss viii be carried At Tariff
IA. / ANDE RSON
n RslroaA
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MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.

w general Agents for the sale of E Cotton and
w WOODEN fzbres manufactured in the State Of Tsnns
ee and have appropriated large and commodiOus
solely Tor their and storage We have also Apr, prH
ted another for The sale and storage of FLOUR Aooe.
An soad respectfully call The atteoon of both Mana
r.. and Aiiers % this arrangement
"a A
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NASHVILLE, sMIrHLAND AND PADUCAH
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

TIVE new steamer HUMBOLDT T-1 -
1900 tons burthen, Capt. WN. ME5EMyssElSsss11
STRoS0, John D. Taylor, Clerk. aAzksx<zz5 SzEn5
THIS steamer Is finished Il Cincinnati and read h.
take her place in the trade
The humboldt is entirely boat Of the first and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draugh: drawing onl 2G inches WAer) will enable
her 10 with load when others only light
We solicit for her n share Of pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE CO. ! -.
oct22-6m JOHNSON, WEAVER 4 c.. Nhe"S'
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10 Wholesale Gr0cers.

TrOR HGHE-F0r The ssisnss 81 Re present yeAs,
II kHGR0 Nan VsFy good Bi@eksEz n AfPiy -
Z A RALL0ME Gea4 Agsul
lanfi Ea- " Dssdsrct EEssl
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To Ruilders and Others.

INfANrED - ,tatAsh AEsTey for ne sas Of Woo1
w Msulduss, 81 ~hich there = fom $50 20 $40 Eorh
ased every houe that l. blt Eur Assn ages, N ne
a. q Macfs hat u Whole toaSd into uoading.
opsrAo1 aad the iargs amount Of eapAl emp Dyed
bv th- Coupsuy sBahe 20 give liberal eo@nisaion-
Pattern Bosk iarnished containing $50 atisTnA
Aftrrss J D DALE. willow Street,
i.rsa-Iw Above rusifth, fhiladelPhla.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,


Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE under igned, having repeatedly been solicited to
make consgnmsnts Of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded to sell county rights in this
state, but will In future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture distributed throughout this state tex
and in the State at Alabama And that he be bed
eectuRy TO make this arrangement he proposes
divide the patent tor Tennessee and Alabama into OO
shares fourth 10 be retained and the remai derT50
shares-wl be offered for sale. person remitting
dollars will have share in the Patent, fourteen
from July H. 1884 and will be at the time in
vesng also Ave dollars BE- used in the purchase OF the
ingredients, advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consgnments will be made Shareholders (Eho may
quest m and 10 other persons to the amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission OF 50
per their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits At large
Annual EXHIBIT OF sales viii be made and dividends Of the
prods RENTED each shareholder No debts will be
racted will the Company be responsible any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased pateat for counties in
this state have the privilege Of exchanging their rghs
for share At the price, they have paid. This exchange will
be made at the cost Of the Patentee.
II ls desirable 20 have at least active share
holders each in the States Subscriptions
for shares Will be closed by the LIST September next And
consignmeuts Of the Mixture N he made very there
AFTER Certificates issued 10 shsrelo lders Who will request
the Agency, II they desire It.
The undersigned will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year, who viii have the
manage cement until their success Ors shall be elected
NsWsI apers In Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunts
vie Talladrga and Tuscumba that will pubsh this
and other advertisements the Of ten dollars and
C. ". CROZIER. PAieniee,
ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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New Goods! New Goods!

A. G.. s. A. 3. Is f. ECH
RE receiving large lot Of goods especially for the
u Winter Trade.
We have a good assortment Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In Silk Cashmere and DeLaines entirely Also, large
assortment Of "
TRIMMINGS
In MORE antique and Moss We have large lot Of new
KID GLOVES
OF the hest quality. Also large lot Of LADIES AND MIS-
sES' COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large lot Of Carpets Rugs and Mats al ich We
epecs invite all ho in want OF such COOS To give Us
q call before buying.
I'm addition T. tie above hqve large lot Of ali kinds OF
goods and an we ass careful examination Of stock
Al No az College st. [dec2s-ul A. C. & A. b. BEECH.
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H@h1'Ns
HIS magnificent style OF Mante is fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions, both account OF its supe
beauty richness durability, and particularly its cheap
sss While their cost only about half that OF the real
srble they indeed exceed the former In beauty, have
peror Iustre are less liable to SOIL much easier
ept cean and far exceed marble in durability and are, at
he time, less liable 70 break.
The undersigned are agents for the manufacturers, Wal
ace Iihgow Co Louisville, KY, and will furnish them
10 their patrons end the public generally, with CRATES
pieces and every thing completes AMI will also Srper
Intend their putting up. STENART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
rayan- d,Utf No 81 Market street.
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
TWICE WEEK.

TNHE Light Oraught Steamer MON cTS~%u -
L TICELLO, 6 W CoUCH, Master, zsgICASsFsAa
will run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly brtwe,n this port
WAITSBORU, and all intermediate landings. Orders left
with her for passage freight will meet with prompt
attention II. II. HARRISON, =,
oct22- On A. HAMILTON, agents
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD. :
eS@ kgEa - - 49,
OPEN TO THOMPsoN,s STATION

~ and Aisr Msdnesay, December H. trains will run be-
~ tween Ndshvhs and thOmpson's Station, a. 0loWs:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville A. 90 A. NJ and p NJ; arrives 81
rhompson's Al $40 A. NJ, and 445 p. ~.
RETUkSING-Isayes Thompson's at s as A. NJ and S
p 81 arrives az Nashville NJ iO.25 A NJ and 6sU Pm.
On sunday the Morning Train only Niu be run, leaving
Nashville AZ A. NJ, and Thompson's a. . M
~ At Tbomp-on's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
H0ugh connect with The trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS wAYNTsBORO, JACK
SON, TtsCuMBIA, FLORLNCE, PULASKI and CoLUM-
BiA, be procured AZ the General Stage once under the
YerAndaa Hotel. A ANDERSON,
dscl2 p. Eng and eupt.