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NEW YORK VIA llAFANA--stehnsttp Philadelphia
Assorted ml>c
BAY ST LOuISSchr Fourth Of JuIy250 900 feet lumber
Dual.
D Snider.
COTINGTNN-Scr Ponr Star-l3,01D feet VI Inmler 10 A
Sinpson-5)) "bs sand NJ ha''o-"-lV bbs Tar savage
HAyST LOUls-schr Cqncorlin-S90G4 Zee, lumber t., AT
Simpson.
BAY 81 LOUIS-Srhr l,ouisa-2A0oo !unlhc: to &
Baxter.
PEARL RIvER-Schr IIuner-aiJ Ibis tar anrdry con
4igntes
PEAEI. EIFER-Schr EliHa--l6 ntD bricks 10 order
tUVINGTON-Schr Sea Bird-JDN0U bricks TOD { stewart
BDNFUuUA-Suhr Drcilu-25 nO0 bricks TO order.
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,ET4-,tt.,s CANADIAN WEIR HtEEEi[1n..- A
M I, ~ shed

sAJ3SER's CANADiAN %IiH NIr'U<iE.. "A A
You'd Of doubt by the e~periense and testimony Of
; de- @s' ' which cren are ce are
and thousands of clrendc annual from fhoSe hseiGS Mien
VnrIs ure the preparations w4ic have been recommended 40
@y @ ~c,n the end howct cr has length attained,
and remedy found which oS never fnGa to destroy N@T
testimony hr eminent and respectable 'tl'
v WSE 4 IS G;%%&b5AS !" THNHEgGE WARRANTED
rUiin nuf nbrr i is administered then
sy s$%eo%s Eis nsly n. S;,'snfs IS
ct ,a, me off, c ole %nl sised With orcso t
ssr and ll the breath tGd the upper IL Lip Swollen.
sleep disturbed the patient often aTakeil% IN %Fsi,t
tie exceedingly irregular, being sometimes vocio"', o's
feghe ar,i in some instances 'ieprnyc, Ia ,l I'M,
x1HE * GANH ss S 'Sfsi e Is rs; i
fhNhD' foi' "MEb1IGAL EVIDENCE.
Wy% 5I x NJ % v&R . e '"Tp Ss "s$a
Gent remedy the expulsion of W1 #, 1T9 Che ine'fne
canal . =; O. ht,i i.,'2 T. and atc
ce""e of til" R. = Of s" w. DfGkSs s5SS ETC.
Member of the r. C. of Surgeons in London ETC.
FROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN, OF BANERooE G. W
j. WINEI-Stt have made tie trial Of your "ana:lh'n
+ D2 w se GS m9i hs a toy MY I'D the
pSon Of WORMS followed ne administering Of y2 Yer,
art an a SS ch%e "SS y Witch
point so!e1 il giving medicine to eldTeT FLANAGAN
az. Physicians generally now use W HER'S q NtnlAN
yt,HNIFiTGE This medicine is simple vegetable p'iSfa,
,ion n, can always his administered with perfect SA'tE ana
rnutrnre AS TO result and viii nlwHyS destroy Worms ld
restore the patient TO health 49, ..- .uo,,
thousand certificates have been sent TO Agets fG
and physicians, beAring testimony 10 Int
frnry Of this nfnlihe remedy. Warranted in NIL cases
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
! nd Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Gnnatln West =
s5- Sold wholesale and retail lnnnntncurerS prices by
~" ~ J. WRIGHT CO., NewOrleans,
fe23-ly ISL and q Charities street New orAele ,.N
T1OUNDRY COAl4-40o TONS LARGE LUMP Lf
'7 ~ ], il. ASIIBRIpGE CO., -
No 100 Common street.
NTA75O kegs Nails and Spikes, all sizes Also Finish
nus - ~ ALFRED KEARNY.
| MO u Magazine street.
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4sss 4xss ?S
S SeP s s Seo5o oil MSs
@ ls S,ss 5s. IL
&cos sheets iron brewster zaehare-loo bxs shaker pipes
Eth? s;Ps is
G4 ts SS S ss e If So SSa a pESI
Wsh $soSs ;ess butter 80 starch PoSson
nils &So HSs sESS b "s
os eo ny s wSI ssnr sc e @
rSer Iar1iIg&col7 hhds tobaseo Il CrHis9s bhs flour
If, pork IS % % Rs w G ss @
Nettetonnnd suniries to orderTotal tobacco II hds
H ssss sosH
fo Wn N G4TrG o s9
55 Psyns 54r!isonS$ Mst;FcsoT AlioySy aeoS5
fS % E%s g. poxs s do 4ra%an
S@s "Hss do s ks u E ce Levy do %s 10
iS!s Msriin7 boxes tree" Donssa"
Payne Ia5rison2G IiHshss TylIistsd xso- AI"ns
%SsTsy' FEis5a"as; Sss!s5 lls%assSp Fsss24 wa;d
s En- G'S WIS. Ss9sS Witt a.
EssRt S ESEs Eo s A E5 SsY ItS
- Tarlston Within Tai:@$ WaIksr sn , Nell
2i45
ST Fs ss eT Of , s sm fsm, H
bb!s -four " Dix Sso oG o h ony ioT Seo
lard Tufts & Habatd6 bb pork lo6 ard d ics hams
II Learn teoa7 SKIS wheat Robertson 4 McDoug"l sks
Conr! paSsg-l5 bills alcohol me-75 lard, A5 bbls
S' ina R 1o %oo SS " /. es
do 3t7 bhls flour James Connoy &coOO hbls flour u Ken
t@% Spe h SSSSS S5s sos Hs M @
bbs doSmith Zegler 50 boxes crackersJno Murrs"n
Ferguson bis Hour kegs bu,ter- Iiin % SKIS onions
Mnloney Il Bro 1000 SKIS wheat.
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
SHREyEPoRT- Steamer Msrion-Cotton and sundres
ier-Tutal, Slt bales cotton.
observation-disclosures W r Dolsass-Cotton and
dries order-Tota lOl7 bales
Observation-Disclosures Ohio-Produee and sundries to
der.
ST IOuIS-scamcr rlnneproluce and sun,,ries to order
order.
81 Dou1>-stcnrner Equinox-rroduce and sundries to
order.
ST LOU1s-ealner Aunt Ictty-Produce ami sundrics
RER RIyER-steamer W standardization and sundres
q Orler-TO;a!. 900 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reconsideration and sundrcs to order
TOTAL }26i bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Iiuda-Cotton aud sundrie to
der-Toal. 81 bales cotton.
BAYOU sAEA-seame Laurel I--Cotton and slnlrics to
order
ST IOuISstcnmer Flying tloud-produce and sundries
order
MoBIE-Steuaer Cubn-.7G bales cotton to order3l do R
'iet':ss-2s rkss INDIE TO oFdeF-rot"i' iot bales
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPEI.OUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RHlli:0 Ap-TiGEH IILF-4o hhi sugar bDls mo,
a,ses Boger Foley Aveylo hhds sugar lohit Char
% Eh t o r S"i "1iS a a sSs co
Putnam scol2 do Iaturtst sQireS2 10 laiore5t
! $ bales moss iapeyre Ferrce-snnlrie' to order
JEFFERSON AND cAKRoLLToS RAIL ROAD.
r, t,,iler9l bales G;cttCY to
Wilson Sco-76 Cummings &co-50 4ao5 lanesrs VI ii
'gstof $eo Dc Smith Ilnl4n n*s Morton }nrS SeS
col trunk nd2e lot circus hNngS SoaluS Rogers Total
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Spanish Bark uena Ventura Melet days from Havana &c
Pruts, Pujo &co-3D A.
Spanish Bark Srprisu Mnrsans, days from Havana. in bal
last to lnastcr-3D 40.
Spanish Bark Tres de Mayo sesue days from avana i'll bo
last mastcr-2D e.
Schr Ceminne, from Bay st Iouis--I'asn.
9chr Concordia, ChalOn from Bay st I0uis-Basu.
Schr Experiment, FELTON,. from FeUrl Hver--l'lsn.
Schr Polar Star. Whiconlb from GOyington-Bi5ii
Schr Eliza. ---, from Pearl Rver-Bhsn.
Schr Decide, Melan, from Boufouca-BHsiu.
Schr Sea Bird Hipper, from Covinglon-Basin.
Schr Hunter Nelson, from Pearl Rlger-l'aSn.
Schr Louisa, Peter from Coringt0n--Basin. -
STEAMBOATS,.
Star Of the West Gilman. from st Louis
Eastport, HARRISON from Tennessee river.
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace, from IazOo River.
John Simonds, Church, from Memphis.
X II Wnslow Mctiill, from Cincinnati
St. Charles, Batcman, from Shreveport.
Hannibal, lIasett, from st Louis.
Fred Iron, Attewborough from Cincinnati,
T C Twichell, Smith, from Louisville
Sultan Wright from St IIons
Aunt Lefty, baldwin, from St Louis
Planet Sultmarsh, from St Louis
Chancellor. Stewart, from ST Louis
Equinox, Boycc from St Louis.
Ohio. Brick ell, from Evansville.
Marion, Rosscn, from Shreveport.
W Douglas Tarbel from Shreveport
Flying Cloud, Phillips, from st Louis,
Linda, Main, from Red River.
Laurel Kill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
W Sherman. GwnrneY. from Bed River.
Nebraska Irwin, from Memphis.
Cuba. Hern, from Mobile.
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rarav,l fr, the i Of Septriuher 1856. .t5l

Total receipts since the Isl of September 1856 SI'i5
The European mails by the Arabia received to day the
financial accounts arr Il much favorable tenor There
was some talk the Bank Of England reducing NE rates % III
trrpst in Hamburg flen 81 per cent. The CONNER
; from Liverpool against allowing cotton to advance
mud threats from spirlGr OF making uer and working on
short time TO reduce consumption still continues They had not
however, heard Of the kind ol weather We la" IN November III
the cotton growing region Of the United staees The Arrears
vcas pr teIerrup at hund this morning not different
from, What they expected.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN BUFFALO

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN BUFFALO. - dis
patch of the 9th inst from Buffalo says:
Five wooden buildings on Maple street, occupied
by German families, were burned this morning. In
the building where the fire originated, the flames
spread so rapidly that man who lay sick in the
second story was unable to escape. and persisted in
the flames. Five children dangerously burned,
one of whom girl about thirteen died shortly after
being taken to the hospital The loss is estimated at
Sc 900, mostly insured.
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FRE.-On Thursday last fire occurred in Mobile
rEhich destroyed the Jewish Synagogue building.
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Sl.ll.3,UaO ~

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that 18th july ls, before tho
subscriber OF the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. MnnSnni Secretary OF the
Crescent iuIn Company of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly sworn, according law, does "pcse and tie
correct transcript
the books OF said Company. ,s,..
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9th july 800.
tSr,rdl EHAS. NJ BRAUFDRp.
Tie Trustees have resolved interest of
Six cent in cash, the outstanding certificates OF pol
thereof their legal representatives. u" ana
after he 2l Monday OF August IroXino
The ioarot Trustees have also lecaretA Videdo nirty'
three one per the earned premiums OF the
Company ending the Both Of IHt lt5 for which
certificates will be issued and after The 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, frc-Idrut.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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MEMORANDA.

Shin Meridian Simpson, from Liverpool November it,.
Shin Monntunegr Wilson, from Snnsna Spain to baxter
Lowell Nco.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

s-rs.s> MRS. CAHPBEi4l.. TEAEilEk Of w.
Ff SIC, gives lessons the flAND and I'll Az III
II residence, No q Constance street I FERNS
s. per month"; twelve lessons, invariably III HIT'lGt-
" ES Constance II week ilo ~
sns,. INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
2H8,:t THOMAS J MARTIN, OF The eldest Instructors III
4H This city, will give Lessons in this nccompIiH;nsit 10
Itiies t;enllemen His ability is too we'll known to
require recommendation.
I,.,o, ,,,, ,rnr,r, n,te,tion
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Sbipping gnttlligenee.
MONDAY, December IS, 1866.
r, turyry,.yr

MONDAY, DeCtnDtT 10, Io0o'
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Brem shin Ocean, CARTIER for tavre Warneken Krchor
Ship Shawmnt, Higgins, fer Tave, Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship YIN Singer Farley, for Liverpool j T Whitney &co
SLIP II Purinon, lIinckey for Genoa Baxter Lowell Eco
Ship SilHs Holiness tirilln, for New York, Cohen
Ship Atlantic, Worth, for New York, j O Woodruff &co
Ship Ina RUSSELL Williams for Boston, j p Whitney &co
Norwegian ship Protector for Mobile Master
Bark loia AEerill for Rio de Janeo, Rice & Hathaway
Bark Mary Rich, Rich for Marsellcs Creevy Farwel
Brig Adams GRAY Berry for iava,a, Castillo IIarspo
Srhr Sonthron, Perry for Pensacola Policy Ncol Sco
Schr Eliza, Snow, for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
Srhr Hornet Mack. for Pensacola, John Hurley &co
Brit sehr Electra, Mescroy for Plymouth, England,
Never Mummy lcO
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$2l,22y,9I


There were two sales of Bank Of New Orleans to-day at 0o
and 50 shares Of Opclolsas Rnilrond on P.f'
The following the closing quotations Of STOCK and bonds
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BcOiew Of TIC 1t(arhtts.


MONDAY MORNING, Dec, 10 1886
COTTON There only moderate dem md on saturday,
the untnyobe weather interfering extent with opera
tons and lrs sales were confined about 5000 bales The
,rria4 alvcpS seemed have teriu effect on the mar
kc and prices generally within lie OF our last Q'"
,,tiD sv,itI wa c1put
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

Inferior @G M h6, V;,5i;:. ,
Good Obituary lWG@ula MuilnS F"r,..l21snSi2'
Low Modelling aaapllse Fair lid
TOBACCO. heard Of 100 hd sold, including l.
at u low AmedHnh Refused at Zoe round, GA" "r iw"
other lots Of which did learn the particulars, and 300
!. IL kri-Ln4 q nriN!LtL tm.lS
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JEFFERSON CITY December H.
Arrived q head of Cattle and 430 lead of Hogs Good Sheep
scarce but ample supply Of other stock remains on sale
Prices are easy for purchasers quotations. via
PRICES:
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ons quarters of dollars The purchases in exehango
have also been large but not SO large as the last ek
Of Banks, this morning, shows an
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \ Fuslier-59 bales cotton to
T,rletou, Whiting Tuisl}3 Farley, urey &co.2 Bradley
Wilson &eo1f Cummings &co-30 lalcs lomes;ies W
Ietrilfprl &coi do Smith Airtl- pigs Morton &co
IL Io Taeou Tusi0O SKIS cotton seed Farley, Jnrry
col trunk mG2e, lot circus hNngs SoahiuS Rogers Total
bale, lis.
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SS,Gs6,3la Sl3,59a,s42 S629, 06O
Sc, 4l2,47l $40, 567,7eb SGD,0b(
Comparative Statement for T'oo Weeds.

ao4ro, incrpase for the week of oars 1874 9-5
The following is the comparative statement OF ohs usco'
,,rrn, and pledges which includes active movement and
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uAT-HAY-47 bales prime Eastern Iiay, landing ex
IL ship Charles Davenport, tor soG by
d. JONES, NACkINDER i CO, 81 Gravier St.
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H, P. JANy1ER, secretary.

/ HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
I'll OF NEW OkIE.ANS.-The following statement OF the
of this company published in conformity Win the re-
qniremeus OF their charter, viz:
Amount premium received for the year ending o NJ,
Amount uuer1nin,ted risks, 3lBt Dec, Di w
! Tot IL q for W ending 2lst De
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TTilSALHIiNG THE HEAD.-P. EASASAFE,
II Jmertrr No - Mrais street. bctwp" ana
hicnvile, having purchased right from Dr. o!MES OF Ne
York city, Of EMBAIMl &G THE DEAD, willNent promptly
orders, by day night. The process is simple ana
Inconvenience Exposure Bodies cnmlmeu ny
him free from decomposition ana can De
any part the world without eXlalhE the Si'en'es
oior ANY year Bodies in advanced state OF
stored perfect Of prescryAon
Full particulars pamphlets will be given to thosu who may
apply! .. , ,a ,,, l.,
i,n,,,i go, ~ r,,nrtrn
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2ptgL SMtflIigeNte.

1 s5S e. :. .ssG
FIREA small frame bullulnS On Julla street, heSl
Magnolia had its top burnt Off ateon Sunday night ttri-
buted to incendiarism. S a
4 ~, ~. A., =, , ,or .t.bbod m
DhAu'oi ~ IVY wy iitsi "i'o W. ,,ss',,,,
ooaro VIC 'ow-oo"' oh'"' III elsefs' i's' "' ta tt
Inc coroner hea post.mor'em eAHn',iA ". ~, a,
hau 70 aeler me lhques', OWING 10 INC "p ' =
VINO are down peow on the oi'H
F,psr D,srp,cr Co1pT-The business of this court
oa,;., ;;,, r r,;sun,cnts of prisoners clearing the
80. r. =, - L.. Witch nsrt;es have already been in
~ - 80. - = ,.s,5 ~ would have been inflicted upon
.,, as W. ,ti aud nat,ralixinr aliens ..
" NV ~ Of 16o additional Jurors was ordered and
w 'iS"s - .,;ad 51"
,,ss f nettv offenders were discharged and three
foreigners naturazed.
,u, cr,ru.u Cor,pr- Thomas Watson was
N -, r- ,., H.: H., ,,. Rr.,,o, Jom.v
!es'e' M, ,t - e,a en- ao.b for trr;np IN not
A'.eh N i. ~, .. g. ,,s,," tor rat.;,,- ,r,,l mr.
e - ~ -. ;.a ,, H., low, allows WINS lined SIN
t''u 'N e 80 o1 80, r ;; ,n r,iy,sods ~
49,, - ,,d l, yrrr v,o,,ir, 1,1 DovIe and
- 80, .,L ,,,,.a,. t,,,;ir Eest war. die.
:, '.' - :, ~ =, 80. . ,,,,ri,r
's, ., y w r -, i I;, ,,rs ,,ro,o,. ,r,s
' A.~' y. -. ~ A., - ,,. ,,ara
RECORDER tABEES ColIr.- NeIolllho Lara
charged by j. b. Laori with breach OF uust was dismissed yes
terdhy L. Alvarez charged Win assuming q dfoss WIN
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sN'csU Goods :

LEIGH r O N & B ARB OF,
Corner OF st. Charles and Canal streets,
Have Just received By late arrivals from New York. and
now opening A NEW AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
which they particularly call the attention of their friends and
customers.
The stock Of CLOTHING will be found Of tile most
srable patterns and latest styles, viz:
Black, Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS
COATS, medium and fine qualities
SACS AND PALErOTS;
BUSINESS SUITS;
PILOT CLOTH OVERCOATS:
COLOREN CASHMERE PANTS;
Superfne BLACK CASHMERE and DOESkIN PANTS
VESTS Of every Observation-Disclosures ard Figured Silk Satin,
Rich Vclvets, Cashmere, etc. etc.
THE GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Comprises full assortment, consisting Of
UNDER GARMENTS;
LEIGuTON'S FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS:
COLLARS, CRANATS, NECK TIES, in great variety
HANDKERCIIIEFS, JOVTN'S GLOVES, HOSIERY
ROBES DE CHAMERES TRAVELLING SIAWLS etc
Can always be found at this establishment prices
for cash.
LEIGHTON 4 BARBOT,
OILS 2ptf Corner Of St, Charles ami Canal streets.
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n9- Hostctter's EItters. = In the present
of the weather gentle nvsoraor often essential to
preserve the balance of the system, and especially the dcs
organs. If all those in whom those important organs
disar,nge,l were tory HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
they would consult their interest by doing Hosetcr
Stomach Bitters e appetite npa the SYSTEM
forces off the bile and a impure secreson regulates the bowels
gives strength of body and vior Of mind and the wonder
of the for spatg yspepc tendencies In all Of
physical prosatio palptaon, dizziness great fatigue, etc. it
is surprising patient finds relief No family
afford be without it, requires additiono spirits. Sold,
in full quart bottles by nil hotels groce:s druggists En-
tremely palatable. ol3 2pGtW&A
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KANSAS AFFAIRs.-The ST. Louis Republican, Of
the 9Th inst, has been furnished the following intel
lgence from Kansas by the officers of the steamer
Polar Star, which arrived at that place from st.
Joseph on the daypreyious @
The Territory was perfectly quiet. Gov. Geary was
busiy engaged in restoring the government to some
thing like order, and it was expected that he would
be quite successful.
1t was said that Lane had fed to Nebraska yet, d
great many believed that he was still in Kansas witt
his stationed in d ferent precincts in such man
ner as to control the election for delegate He is til,
Freesoil candidate.
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TtesC Orleans

.TieSC Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp Street.
SCIHL1 or. = o o KS xfco1rE:ff L,
To School Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL. BOOKS and
STATIONERY, either for their SELL is respect
fully invited TO the Of the sbscriber, who MI
kinds Of
sc IEOOL IL $,
Low any other establishment in this city, and has
sauy hand I'LL works in the various departments ii Educa-
ton III general use.
..ALS0..
An extensive assortment of Law, MEDIGAi TIIEOI OGI-
Cal. and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, i'll every department
Of Literature Science and Art, together with every article Of
STATIONERY.
For sale al the LOWEST PRICES at the New Orleans Sta.
TONERS Warehouse
J. B. STEEL,
60 Camp street.
y. B. \ Liberal DISCOUNT allowed 20 Country Deal
crs Professors and Teachers and who y to sell
again. Oh 2u3iElfW
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Eaanbn,lidet.ies. SILKS. etc.

HA RBY'S CHE APP STORE,
1856 # Camp street ass
% French Work JACONET BANDS. s.
Guipure and Swiss BANDS-very rich.
Rich Swiss and Jaconet COLLARS
Linen SETs-Jaconct SETs-swiss SETS.
Guipure Lace COLLARS and SLEEN Els.
Valencia Lace COLLARS aud C0II,ARETS.
Swiss and Vaenccnne RACHEL. COLLARS.
Embroidered COLLARS and sETS-for Children.
Black Gupure and Thread LACE
Valencia and Maltese LACE. ...-as.,-,s... a-
Embroidered SlIIRTS-Black Lace vEILs-Kil Gloves.
H1.E ~ a~.s@- AZ ~ ALSO" IA II 4, (
large, beautiful and CHEAP assortment of
DRESS SILKS
d, ',....' by the yard and in Robes.
French CAI.1COES, CASlIMEREs MERINOs.
Plain and Figured DE LANES. WOOL PLAIDs, ETC. pee
.. HORACE HARDY, e
o13 2pMoWe&Fr 1856 Camp street.
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sAsnerSC0ge nominations.

" FOR sPREsIDENT: az
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC ORs:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. IL. NSON, Jr., ~
''0 '7 "'7@& f'" d@" OF PLAaUEMINEs.
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. G EORGE IL US tbs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT: t-~
GL ENDE Blu R * r.,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
III. NE. SUM M ERS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
81. G. TFEFBOI1A Ux,
OF TEnREBoSSE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS GA ed Il RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
RESTON POND, Jr.,
EAST FEL1clANA. -le.-
SUBSTITUTE:
N s. EpSV Il IsDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN E. KING,
LANDRY
SUBTSIT TIE:
ADUL II HI f. ID G OCD.
SIXTH DISTRICT
FETER 4 l. T. Y A ID T. X,
TESSAs.
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. GRAN E. ar26 2ptd
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rs3- AS Il general remedy for diseases, to
which all families are subject EOOFLAND' GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March ., 1855.
Dear Sir: would state for the benefit of the afflicted, that
have used your g HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERSn my
self and in my family for long timt and have always found
them great benefit in cases of Headache Pains the Side
md Breast Colds Nervous Diseases earnestly
mend them 10 all who may be afflicted with diseases for which
you prescribe them. 3. NJ PARIS.
No 81 Race street.
To Dr. G. ". JACKSON, Philadelphia.
ReS- See advertisement. sel6 2plmdW&A
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COMPLIMENTARY BuEE.

On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 1G, 1856.
AT the HOTEL GARDENS, Carrollton the FIFTH AND
LAST the series Of Rural Balls will be given as above
under the direction of the following gentlemen:
MANIAC
Hon. N. NJ Reynolds, Hon. Victor I3urtlc
Jas. \. Hopkins ESD, w. p Coleman, ESQ.,,
Col. ]. &. PoindeHter, l.. L. Fesrere ESD,
l.. A. Kirk, Esq, Pascalis Lnbarre Esq.
Col. VIM. Christy Hon. Judge Cutler
EIhe Ball will commence at O'Clock. Music under the M
recop Of Mons IIehmann.
nySupper with Winr Mt l. O'Clock Tickets to be had of
Col. POINDEXTER, q Commercial Place
hfy-Cnrs to the city free of ehp &c. ol3 2ptl
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ANOTHER SELL.-vWe learn from the Macon CHI.
zen That the people of Georgia have been most eyre
fonsly sold by one Col. j. W. White, who has heen
making collections in different parts of tile State for
'he Kansas enigrants. Hesucceeded in raising quite
large sum OF money, and entcing some seventytiye
people from their homes with the promise Of defray,
ing their expenses to Kansas after which lie de-
camped leaving the eHigrants destitute at Ringgod
and the benevolent happy in the conviction that thew
Lad been hqmbagged.