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CtV. CHARLES INs,itIUEhi- GkEMNEl!.Lt',
- rARRolIHoN, in the Per! OF Jefferson TINS li''
ttinn vacation Of fortnight, will be re-opcied on
Monday ueH tir lst Of September: ..,,...,.
this announcement, tender her thanks 10 those t"its WHO
cu:i!deucr and renew H"r i>siit
atcc 10 them and tr biic generally, l she will llee Ei
herself The advancement and conlo.i OF
her ,npis Touior tNlt and well grounded t'src
cultivate gentle aud accomplished manners anu &c
cc them elevated Of heart aud n'nd Will eye e'
heretofore been her earnest ana constant 70
confidently hopes from her Ist experience WIKI iA
certainty Of success ., ~ c,u,, T.. ,,,a
The Of instruction pursued At the St charles le
comprises everything necessary complete eiHt'oL ia po1
French and English. .N -, ,,.... r r,rar,sor
Thp ngIh Department uidaf the direction OF lFo!esor
of the highest merit, ul Of American ie9 from NE tNo'
np md If Mace prrs,c over The French sUe and they
refer 10 the attained by American pupils 10 "iol Ivy
have tp, Inc language proof OF the eNcci"C" Of elr
system attention to their alcs IN i,o 10 tq
,iant Intercourse with pupils of French origin Of whom me N
sitI!c las muoy, the other young ladies al sljoy me az
nune of instruction several hours in each day III GLASS;
ana az ,,,Ilirf conversation with their teachers -
Tho rreaest care also given 10 accomplishments NJ
IN rImr Al object OF the vcliest Solicit'de 70 HE D.
rcrirs and c0tided to the best known professors OF r
rhc n4rticuars given in ProSpcctuseS, which may be
! cdai establishments So ON
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Sgafs01eerss IKaEE /!

DAVID FELT, HENRY G. sTETsoN,
New York & ..S New Orleans
d. FE r & S II E r S Q N,
NO. 81 CAMP STREET AND NO. BANK PLACE,
General statfoners, Job Printers,
And
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
Keep constantly hand large and we'll selected stock Of
PAPERRuled and Plain Folio Post Foolscap Packet Post;
Commercial and Quarto Post Blue and White wove and laid
Also
large variety of Plain and Fancy NOTE PAPER and EN-
vELOPS Copying and Seal PRESSES GOLD PENS with
Gold and Silver Cases STEEL. PENS, i'll all varieties EN-
vEOPS of I'LL sizes and qualities ENVEIOr and BL0TTING
PAPER -..-
Together with the largest stock OF
Blank Books
found in the Southern country MI made of the best Eng
sh and American paper ruled all the various patterns in
use and bound every variety of style Full Sets and Single
Books furnished at the shortest possible notice.
Our PRINTING OFFICE and BINDERY are on the prem
ses and under Immediate supervisors and being supplied
with lhe best stock and material to be obned prepared
do all descriptions Of work short notice. at low prices, and
in satisfactory manner.
Persons in Of anything in line of business,
spcctuly invited give call before purchasing elsewhere
ns-No "a Camp street and Bank Place. New Orleans.
90 2p6t
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Copying Eetfes' Books
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

ALFRED MUNROE e. CO.,
No. IA Magazine street, corner of Gravier,
NEW ORLEANS,
Call the attention of all wanting MEMS, BOYS and CHILL
DRENS CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER
CLOTIIING etc, to the complete assortment in store
They are well satisfied house New make
thing like The same showing.
The :. PLATFORM" is still and will ever be adhered to:
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFACTION EXIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER.
FULLY REFUNDED -
The above has been long established principle with the
above ho,se, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH DRESS and FRoCK COATS;
OFFICE COATS BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
Ovcrcoats.
FUR, ST. NICHOLAS, sEBAsTOPOI MALAKOFF;
RAGLAN, Niger HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEAVER;
KERSEY, PILOT, BLANKET, EXTRA LONG PILOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED SACKS AND FRoCks.
PaltaIoons.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF CASHMERE AND DOE
SKIN; *-2t%
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
Vests,
BLACK COLORED of the following description of goods
Velvet Figured and Plain, Silk Figured and Plain, Cloth
Embroidered, Cashmere, Cashmere, White Marseilles
Italian Cloth Bombazine, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTTON; LINEN BosoNS, COL
LARS AND WRISTBANDS;
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLORED ALL WOOL. SHIRTS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-white and Coored;
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
HALF 1IosE-suped, Gray and White; Merino
:. :. White, Striped and Brown Cotton.
Complete assortment Of GLOVES.
| A complete assortment Of
BOYS' AND CHILDRENiS CLOTHING.
Hungarian, French, Getaway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere Cloth Black ard Colored FRoCEs VESTS ant
PANTALOONS.
| A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GODS
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHINt-A1l kinds.
Cushions Beds Pillows md Carriage Cloth manufactured b.
the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold at factors prices.
| 't ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
%, 2pit&l:W "a Magazine street, corner Grtivicr
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'ROFUT e. BIGELOW, Publishers,
efr Books,
AT j. G. M O r G \ y S,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-OtEicc

AT j. G. M 0 r G \ y S,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Pnst-0iFiec.
SEED GRAINS FOR THOUGHT AND DIscussIoN--A
Compilation. Ey Mrs. Anna c. Lowell
POEMS. by Matthew ArNui.
v0LNErs NEW RESEARCHES ON ANClENrfIIsToEN.
THE PURITAN COMMONWEALTH An Historical Re
view of The Puritan Government Massachusetts. by Pc
yer Oliver.
DE la HODDE's HISTORY OF THE SECRET SOCIETIES
IN FRANCE.
THE ARCHITECTURAL. Observation-Disclosures = His
tory of Architecture, By Minard l4aieyer. A 'ew and
greatly enlarged edition.
TIE COMPLETE MANUAL. FOR YOUNG SrQRTSNEN.
by Frank FORESTER.
YOAKUM'S HISTORY OF TEXAS.
AN OUTLINE OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. by j. c, Bar,
WtDDIFIEIp'S NEW COOK BOOK.
THE BANISliED SON. ly Mrs Lee Heat.
PASSION AND PRINClpLE--A Domestic Novel Ey Mrs.
Grey.
NORYA-A Tale Of the Roman Empire. by Emile Sou-
New Juvenile hooks.
THE PEARL AND OTHER TALES-Tn:Slael from the
German.
HUREAH FOR THE UoLIDAYs--Tvansla,ca from the Ger
|
! T1TANGA TALES AND LEGENDS.
HARPEhS' STORY BOOK for November
New Wa-aZtncs.
| HARrERS' MAGAZINE for November.
| GoDEY's I.ApN'S BooK for November
GRAIs%mS AGAz1NE fer Noverrh2r
| LONDON LANCET for October
AMERICAN JOURNAL MEDICAL SCIENCES for October
j. C. MORGAN,
ENCh;nge Place
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835 NEW ORLEANS, JAcKsoNsAsD GREAT NORTHERN
RAIIRoAD.-The business on this road is increasing
at rapid rate. In the last month (september) the
increase in general receipts over the month Of Sep
TENDER, 1866, was -four per cent. IN one item,
cotton the receipts for September, 1855, were 903
bales; for September, 1856, 1,645 bales. We shall
note the statement more fully tomorrow. "a
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New BooKs.-0ur old friend Morgan, in Exchange
Plaee adjoining the Office does often allow his cotet
oraries get ahead Of him. His stock is always large and
say perfect embracing it does nearly every
class literature the cheap paper covered novel to the
finest Bible, profound philosophical work In
days paper he ayerise several publications Of various
descriptions towhiehwe call the attention of the reading pub
Morgan also has always hand the most important
papers and magazines Of Europe and America together with
splendid Of plain and fancy stationery Pay him
yst waiting The opening of the mail in the morning,
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We learn from the
Mobile Tribune of Tuesday, that the passenger train
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad ran over COW be-
tween Marion station and Enterprise, on Saturday
last, and was thrown off the track, Three brakemen
were killed, and the engine, tender and several cars
much injured.
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ARTIFICIAL ICE.-An ice machine has just been
completed at the Cuyahoga Iron Works, Cleveland,
Ohio, which is capable Of producing one ton of solid
crystal ice in twenty hours. trial has recently been
made with the above result while the mercury stood
al 50 deg in the apartment. The estimated expense
OF manufacturing ice by such machine, is s. per
ton, or oiteourth Of cent per pound.
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Reinforced Removed =!
FROM NO. IS TO IL ItOXAL STREET.
A stppy Of CIR EME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
md pints constantly on hand which equal the best that
comes this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Is II, A " ID $:
sAZERC the Vintage Of 1875, 79S and 1905, and ether
brands.
w HIS * K:
OF all Observation-Disclosures Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in piIits and q,fr,s
hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and LII
QUORS tile MARKET which will be sold On as reasonable
terras as any other house i'll the city.
SEWELI T. TAYLOR,
d. an.f No. II Royal street.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE
AT PHILADELPHIA. -~'
tpr THE NATIONAL LINE.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
[BT THE NATIONAL LIgE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.--The screw steamer City
Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the sth ius has ar
rived at this port
Commercial Intelligence.
CorToN, - Our Liverpool correspondence reports
that the last steamer from the United States caused
greater frmness, but that the market fell OIL before
the departure of the City of Baltimore owing to the
strngency of the money market and the banks adj
vancng the rates of interest. The average daily
sales amounted to 5000 bales
BREADsruTFs. - Breadstufts closed steady, with
quotations generally unchanged. Ohio Flour 35s to
$751; Mixed Corn 32s to $685. Wheat had advanced
Is to Is The market active, and closed with an
advancing tendency. The weather had been very
wet. s,a. &
PROVISIONS Provision market is generally
unchanged. Lard is dull. Beef and Fork are re-
ported steady. In Bacon limited business was done
at previous rates. l-- ~:
The Money Market sas4
The Money market is decidedly more stringent.
Consols for money are quoted at 92t for money.
Pennsylvania Election
| HARRISBURG Oct 22.-Full returns have been
received from all but four counties. SCOTS (Dem.,
for Canal Commissioner majority is 3772.
The remaining counties are unoffcially reported to
give 1898 majority for the Union ticket, making the
total Democratic majority in the State little less than
| 5000.
Domestic Markets,
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Flour closed firm Wheat
closed with an advancing tendency at 81 So to$l Il
Corn closed firm Lard is dull Whisky 363c.
5C1Sc1NNATI, Oct. 22.-Flour closed firm at IS 80:
Whisky % to 2s5c; Moasses is quoted firm at Csc.
River Intelligence.
4 LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.--The river is unchanged a,
this point.
y1cKsBuRG, Oct. 22.--The Marengo passed down al
| 5 this evening.
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THE CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN GovEESoRs.--The
Savannah Republican of the 18th inst. says the much
talked-of Convention of Southern Governors at Raleigh
to deliberate upon tile proper course for the South in
the event of Frcnont's election, was attended by.
Gov. Wise, of Virginia, and Gov. Adams, Of South
Carolina, all told Tremendous
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RALLY !! RALLY FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CLUE.
The friends Of Fillmore and Donelson, who compose
this Club viii see BY an advertisement in another
column that they are notified to attend meeting at
the usual place, the corner Of ST. Louis street and
Exchange Alley, this evening at halEpast o'clock.
Come one. come all and be punctual.
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PEss..- Among the valuable improvements Of the

Il Pens Among the valuable improvements of the
BY which labor ghene few have had happier
proved pens The quill Of the goose formerly the medium
which poets transmitted their thoughts
possibly be the why SO few feRthered
ieir nests the article expensive and Of extremely
perlshabla nature II is said that Byron the whole Of his
great poem the Bride Of Abydos with ono good qu: pen
IL remarkable fact for poem like the in question is
only evidence Of great genius but Of deep thought
wonderful he must have hato compose
poetry like that whilst writing with miserable Quill pen
4 poem might have been, II he had been blessed with
one OF Morton gold pens: How smoothly would have flown
his hSes how high his flights Of fancy is eraptured
with the idea,
Wesl into these thoughts whilst trying one Mo:tons
splendid elastic pens sent by Friends Dillon Howell
No. aGanp street. who advertise large assortment the ar
iieIe. .... O.
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FREsH REcEiPTs. From j. G. tforgan's book store,
Exchange Place, ne have received the Lady's Book
for November, Harpers' Magazine, Grahams Maya.
zine, and the November number Of Harpers Story
Book AT Morgans will also be found the latest pub
LEGATIONS of the day.
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Wednesday evening, ODD ins 91s O'clock ELIZABETH
LANDS wife of L. Place. and daughter Of the late Joseph
lands, of this city.
The friends family respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral Friday morning the 2 inst at 10 O'Clock, from tie
residence Of the family, No. 20l St. Charles street
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The original charter of the Colony of Connecticut,
tte same which was hid in the Charter Oak, is now
framed with wood from the oak itself 4 goblet from
tne same oak is to be presented to Mr.. Peabody the
celebrated American banker in London.
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Sue AR.---In another columfr.wl be found an arti-
sale Of sugar. aS@#
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1856.

Nc GoRREsposDEsrsPe trfifg for te Crescent "
Iii do colansuf
n cations that the name and satas @
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Rosss SOUTHERN SPEAKER. We have received
rem 'he publisher J. Steel No 60 Camp street copy of
Kehy excellent school book d. Barton Ross the comnl
= well known throughout the South gentleman rare liter
~ and great talents teacher and book he.
@ Us Mal contribute largely sustain his reputation The
s peeh gotten UP by The publisher in style which
does honor 10 the South and clearly, nrovas ~ o;i ~ 49,
publishers 70 compete with those at The North in This
ntaneh Of trade We hope is sec .hc Sneaker gene
rally introduced into our public schoo9 i' sly
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we should be cautious how We indulge in the feel
ing Of avirtuous indignation. It is the handsome
brother Of anger and hatred.
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AaApIdAN's clRcus.--We took a little {. horse
opera last night for change found It very res
after having been at political meeting or r,rc ~ 1
kind Or other every night for the previous fortnight s
W. 3nsa ana everybody pleased Mss Mpdga is
haiisone and dashing eqnes'rienne sweet
James Madigan is prodigy horseback and n
wheeling double sonerses and the little AIadieuns ,c
monty Z in the Of singing and dancing
gems are 'regoar team and win George
worth seeing. is 5{z Ez=55 fNoh II
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Curtain Goods.

rESpSu CD az go RBn aE asE &R-s
100 CaaGl, near Royal Iourc Buildings,
Hare jis opened a splendid a-sol uJtut Ct
RICH SATIN nEIAING,
RICH SATIN DANASk,
RICH W0RSrED pAMtSE,
COTTON DAMhSk,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN OBTAINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. ueN styles;
CQNNlEE.S new patterns, ve-y rich;
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS, LUUi'S. &c. on 2pG
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UNION ToRcHLIGHT PROCESSION IN BosToS.--
There was grand Fillmore torchlght procession in
Boston on the night of the 18th inst. Immense num-
bers of people turned out and made a most brilliant
show. The good cause is making giant strides in the
Old Ray State. s .l
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sasieertcase Nominations.


sasieertc0se Nominations.
FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE
or NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
Sell FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. WILKINSON Jr.s
OF rLAcuEMISEs
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. GEORGE EUsT IT'S, Jr'
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURKE,
ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES:
HI. Nj. SUNNI ERS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
e. G. TEETBODA
OF IERREboNEE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS GARD z RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
RESTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELICIANA.
SUBSTIT UTE:
N. S. EDIV ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN E. KING,
OF ST LANDRY.
SUBTSITUTE:
ADOLPHE ID. o co.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETEIs ALEX AN ID Il R,
OF TENsAs.
SUBSTITUTE:
L. p. era N e. an26 2ptd
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COpytatg Eetges' Presses


- TT "a TT Z O To IL R 81 RI - H Il,
Nos. "a Camp street and Bank Place.
lust received large stock and good Of LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, full sizes and Qay, screwRuQ
Lever
The NoTARIAI SEAL PRESS different sizes FIR sale at
very low prices ty - -
D. FELT &; STETSON,
General StGoncES,
Printers Wri Blank Book Manufacturers,
o23 2p3t Nc, u Camp street,
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N 4 r., r. lied ::

Al Fort Washingn N. Y, Wednesday. Oct: s, by the
Rev C. p NcIrninc, D. C. L., Mr. H. b. MEtREIL, OF New
Orleans MARY H., eldest daughter Of Frederick $. Win
ston, ESQ.
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FINE FURNITURE At AUeTioS. We refer the
readerto the sale adyeFtised br "a Tow, n =
1t halspast1 70 o'clock this noFag he dwe;5s NJ sa
Basonne street - ""'stt1s w. s -
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Crescent Cggs5.
Rally !: EsaEEg!! ERNEEy!!!

A MASS MEETING of the friends Of FILLMORE and DON
EISON will be held CLAIBORNE MARKET, FRI
DAY EVENING" .4h inst, at O'Clock. All persons, with
on distinction Of party, invited attend. Dstngui
Sneakers will address the meeting. o23 2p2t
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Secondhand FseS'eites1'e AsoNght.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving he city and wishing to dis
nose Of their furniture will find their advantage call
the undersigned.
AlsoSccondhund Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
P. N. TOURNE,
aUl9 1n3il q Blronnc street.
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EtRcses : Eiaeclis -

We have now to offer Of the are; and complete
sottments Of Frcncu Scotch and Irish LINEN GOODS ever
offered in this market Most OF the goods have been made 10
order for OF! house, and will he sold low.
GIQUEL < JAMESON,
con IS tlEUtrCs street.
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SEE FaRsr AND FOURTH PAGES.
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Ia The accommod dating clerk Of the steamer Penn
gyyalia has or thanks for late st. Louis papers.
"a Mr.. Joe. Malett, steamboat agent has our
thanks for late papers
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DI'ess Goods !

We would call the attention Of ,hosc in WEI. o. DRESS
GOODS large stock Which has beea recently received
from Europe AL arc Offering at low prices
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
60 2oGt lSthag'res street.
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We append the concluding remarks Of the Times
They are truthful significant g 1t is evident
that this document has reached accidentally It
never was intended for this latitude, but as it has
fallen into our hands, give the above extract sinh
ply to show to what extent election tricks carried
onby men in high position. Further comment is
unnecessary
That is exactly what we say Further comment
is unnecessary Senator Stephen A, Douglas must
be in bad way when he is compelled to frank docu-
ments like the foregoing to turn Northern FIeesoers
against Fremont. But he should he careful in
his directions, and not frank documents to Columbia
South Carolina, suited TO the latitude of Chicago
Illinois.
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", Ef~. Sesys1RlPgs'.

SuddjaS'y, EEG3'Hess d1eS I4'ss1aEs.
The subscribers have just received full supply Of English
French and American
aApK3LsIE@s7
. FOR LADIES 4 Nd GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EM ga Ha IAN G. sS @a p
Is NOT To BE EQUALLEn IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
saly on hand complete assoy2ep; Of Ladies' aud Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
Zxl I-IrbTS,
and other articles in their line. which they invite attention.
WING nj HINES,
Wiz. all the late III. royen4ellis. $780,
LACEY & CO.,
ira o,,i1l 81 st. Charles street
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SUPERIOR OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
BY H. A. LEVY, Jr., AHctoneer
GATUISDAX- 25tIl inst, at Ill o'ctoctS and
= Immediately Htter the sale Of Flames will be Nrd II no
store, ~ ci,np street.
! Landscapes, by brannur. -
artist
/ full length Portrait Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, ~
life shortly after the hattie OF New orleans ny
celebrated italian artist ut Of $3.50! S@4 OF iict0r, "
feet high by wde 1t is excellent safe OF prtsE'-
tien.
Toilette Of Venus, by NHnJo; one OF lis rare Scrks
Cupid aud Psyche
And several Of real merit; They are no" fea3
for examination. -,
IsE5@TEENS-t'&sh vi
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PEREAIPTOEY AND UNRESERVED SALE OF FRENCH
Piano FortcS.
BY i. 4. LEVY, Jr., Auetioncer,
Olire a. Camp Street.
{. svJJRDAY. 2JtE, inst, at IL o'clock y. NJ
y nj the No Camp street, without reserve Nil be
sold
- Rosewood Ptccolo Octave PIANOS
5 Square
celebrated manufacture Of PHe Paris AND II penn
Of tonc finish cXceilrd M shoe Of Hny o'hcr manu-
tHclrcr cNilnt.
They are ready for inspection. Dealers artists aud ana
invited TO examine them previous to the sale, "C
will lie positive md without reserve.
TERMS.tll under $500 CASH above S0 ninety ~! )
for approved endorsed notes. "l3
LANES AUCTION AT NINE PECl%S u.ATE MRS, JEF-
Va "a EaelnuAIa HE MI.
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BY GARDNER SMITH huctiVneer.
Office, No. Commercial P,Bc.p,

MONDAY. 2Gtli inst, at II O'Clock, ut the
Isl corner Of Camp and Juiia streets. will he sold
Se3solGtte and Fashionable Velvet SIX and St?ET
Bonners Ribbons Rich silk Dress tl Cloak Trimmings, Ma&
liltAs, EInhr0i,Ieries, Wells, tmps, ButuHo, etc
should avail lis rSeves Of This opportunity
Also. I'll ftSIl4 Y, the 18th inst, ct u o'clock
The Household Furniture consisting in part OF tne Mah6E-
any BedseHis 4rnlors Bureaus, Wststnds, Tables Side
board, Sofas Chars, fine French Plate Mirrors Manel uHt
menus Mattresses Carpets Curtains etc, Cooking S;oHe and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-27

EFGresd Of money is like FIRE; the more fu-
Ell it has, the hotter it burns; 40 everything con-
spires to intensity the heat. When there is ts-
yer in lhsblood, there is fire on the brain; and
c ourage turns to rsshnesS, and rashnsw runs
o ruin.
~ There is nothing formidable about death
but the consequences Of il, and these We our
selves can regulate aud control. The shortest
life is long enough if it lead 70 better, and
the longest life is too short iii. do nOl.I