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New ORLEANS, July 9th, 1856.
The undersigned officers and members OF Company c. Ma
ton Guards, having Just returned froma pleasure trip and tar
excursion Pass Christian beg leave return thas TO l.ir
friends for the many compliments received their hands To
Mesrs, Grice James, esencaanly and hospabe propre
tors the Pass Christian Hotel til ey
all the cvs comforts which could possibly be extended
literally generously distributed To the officers OF the
Creole and Cuba we'll the contractors and agents
Of the mail line and Toys Express they also return thanks for
many avors. Gea F.. L. Tracy, Capt A. w. Powell OF the
DonaldSonvlle Artillery, Col F. A. Lumsden, together with
Mesrs L. Horne, E. Mcfarland Amadeo Landry and family
and others heartfelt thanks for the couyteses
extended during Short stay at the Pass Mr. W F.
fodgkns of the Continental will also be kindly remem-
bered for cyes shown upon return 10 New Orleans
Capt Chas D. Dreux Lieut.. J. P. Nisbet ID Lieut. Mark
L. Moore, Sergeans Williams, II. Blow RIA. Blow, j..
Ipman Corpoals McRroy, W. A. Hart H. Taylor Pryace
Rockwell w A. Fitzgerald j. Coiey Baumy, Savage Bond,
Brewer Leeours, Todd, Wallace, Van Court HILL Desle Cur
rims Crockett Schneider, R. Il Hughes, a. Hughes, a ].
Fitzgerald j. Wilson, Townsend Kendall Rny wainwright;
Marker, II. Hart. e,-N ,jy7 lpl
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THE CoTroN WORM IN MISSISSIPPI We learn
from the Vicksburg Sentinel of the 80 inst that this
very destructive worm has made its appearance in
Kinds and Madison counties, and has already done
extensive injury both to cotton and corn. Great ap
prehensions are felt by planters of the almost entire
destruction of the crop. We understand that one
hundred acres Of cotton on the plantation of Dr.
Holmes, and about two hundred and fifty on that OF
Col Dabney, both Of Kinds, have been totally de-
stroyed. We hope however, by our next issue, to be
able to give some favorable intelligence.
On the same subject, the Yazoo City Observer, OF
the Sd inst, says: " A gentleman just from Holmes
county states that the caterpillar of 1885, or army
worm, has made its appearance in several places in
that county and that some fields Of cotton lave been
entirely laid waste by them. Some planters are
ploughing up and planting corn.
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A PERFUMED BREATE-What lady or gentleman

A PERFUMED BREATH-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsageeable BREATH when,
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers' dentrifce,
would not only render Sweet but leave the teeth white ala
bster? Many persons know their breath bad the
subject delicate their friends will menoni Pour
single drop of the Bam your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning. fifty bottle will last year.
Abeafu complexion may easA be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will TAM pimples
and freckes omthe skim leaving of soft and roscae hue
Wet towel three drops and wash the fncc nigh
and morning.
Shartng Made EasyWc your shaving brush in either
cold wnter pour two three drops Of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and il will make beautiful
soft laer much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only so cents Fetridge Co., propr:eors. For sale by
Wright Il Co.. 0, 0. Woodman, and all druggists.
fel5 d&NeodGn
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IL 600 prizes amounting 900
The Is 900 Prizes of $50 determined by which
draws the 1000 Prizef that number should be odd
ber then every odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to SIS 80, if an number then every number ticket will
be entitled IS in addition other prize which be
drawn 4s55 zEE8 *
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd and
her tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly half the
the with chances of obtaining other prizes
Remember that every prize drawn and payable in full with.
out deduction. g@
All prizes Of $1,000 and nnder paid Immediately after the
drawing-oler prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. IS Quarters s211s.
Prize Tickets cased mother either Office
Orders for tickets can be addressed either TO
E Drawings received III this city days after the drawing
S. SWAN & Co, Ataanta, Go.
ie2 2ptd ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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MARRIED:

On the evening of the 18th Of june the residence Of Smith
W. Gordon, ESQ., by Rev 4. d Mccoy, a. n. OGDEN, Jr,
10 Miss VIRGINIA GORDON.
Our talented Young friend and his lovely bride have our
wishes for their future happiness and FOR the prosperity
and harmony of their condition in life ed River Ame
rican.
On Thursday the Sd inst by the Rev Mr.. Mcconnell GEO.
r. GRAHAM 10 Miss MARGARET c. BELL
On Tuesday. the s nst by the Rev. Father Dencrox. Miss
SARAH HAIL. Of This city, to Mr. r. DE LA CRUZ, of
Havana, Cuba.
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On Friday morning July 4th at fifteen minutes past O'clock
MARY BROWN, youngest daughter Of james S. and Magn-
relta &. Clark, aged years months and II days.
July 9th at haf.past 6ocock, JOHN WALKER, native
of Scotland.
His friends and the friends of The family respectfully in
ved TO attend his funeral from his late residence No. 10 vii
lcre street, at l o'clock This Afternoon.
On the 9TH inst residence OF her parents Eighth
street between Nayaes and Pryaa streets Fourth District,
MARIA LOUISA youngest daughter OF I. N. Beahan and
Della Mcdonald, aged nine months.
On Saturday morning, July 9th, p IIASS1NGER, late a
member OF Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. /.
On Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ ELIZABETH RENE DE
JusSAN, Widow Motauge lit the of ninety
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of a learned Cambridge professor which has always
filed us with the highest respect for his courage and
conduct. Finding that his college bed-maker-which
is a very mitigated species Of landady-was contuu-
ally abstracting his teas and being (sagacious philo-
sopherD aware of what weight of evidence some
females can resist he determined to let her know he
had fonnd her peccadilo out without the chance Of
contradiction He bought two pounds of tea, one of
the other in drawer: he drew from the latter SO
much as was necessary for his USE but never touched
the former the contents of the caddy nevertheless,
decreased daily and in greater portion and at last
the betmaker declared his tea to be out and offered
to get him some more :" Well!n exclaimed her
MASTER producing his remnant in great triumph, !"
declare, Ms. Brown that your pound has not lasted
SO long as mine has.
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ReMeOUetG EseM0Ueeg >
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pnss constantly hand which is equal to the best that
comes 10 this market. %gug ~ 2tW
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING aud STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. 81"
RRA IES:
SAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1893 and 1906 and other
brands. wv. Z
WITS X Y: ..-- vi
Of all scriptions--Scotch, Irish Rye aud Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.
Also. ID.
hand, usual of the best WINES and
QUORS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city. .,s..
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, !
tIity Hall Junn % 1915

City Hall, June % 1856. 5
EBe Notice Is hereby slven that from aud
after the first day of July next there will be kept at the
Mayors Office between the hours of O'Clock, and 2
O'Clock, NJ, COMP LIANT BOOK, for recording com
plants Of municipal abuses Of all kinds.
The undersigned Mayor invites all persons to avail them
selves Of this mode of communicating to him all violations Of
the city ordinances all nuisances and any dcrecon of duty
the part OF any of the officers Of the city is his intention
to all legal in his power 10 the laws be
forced and the public interests protected.
CHAS. NJ WATERMAN,
On
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ANOTHER Hot DAY AT THE NoRTH-Sunday
June Goth, was one of the warmcst days known for
long time i'll the Northern cities
In Boston, the thermometer ranged from 80 to loo
deg. in the shade.
In PHILADELPHIA 9s deg. in the shade, and 96 deg
in the steeple of the State House, an elevation of loo
feet.
In Baltimore, it was up to 98 deg. in the shade
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The French, Spanish and Gsea.-
MN M IL A NIGH AGES, -
Dissol,stio1e Of Copa,,tnersSsil,.

The Copanershp doing business under the and firm of
BRITAIN & CO., is this day dissolved BY
mutual Mr. HENRY STEEGNANN will adjust the affairs
Of said copartnership and will sign III liquidation thereof
HENRY sTEEGMANN,
THOMAS RRITTAN,
New York. Jnne It, 1856. EDWARD STEEGM.ANN.
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Notice.

The undersigned beg leave ac1uain their friends that they
have added their old establishment in Nottingham England
a GENERAL COMMISSION AND BANKING BUSINESS,
in this city, the and firm Of HENRY sTEEGMANN
& CO.
HENRY STEEGMANN,
..~ EDWARD STEEGMANN.
MoAice No Nassau Of Pine street. banking build.
ing of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman L Co.
New York, June 16, 1866 jyI 2p4t
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il SaFs.s5it ees,er 'ssl'aai 8es3'G.
ARGEsT ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.

LARGEsT ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH,
8--kT- a3 3i5$
Nos. N and I7;s ctsa,al ". N eyvi Crlc cams.
AsL L IN NV 81 d IL
having opened and splendid assort
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITuIsE,
prepared supply the md Families tile most lib
terms This being the only stock in the city
chasers will find tito their advanageto cal and examine the
goods and earthe prices before purchasing elsewhere
keep constantly on hand 4is#S
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES.
EXTENSION Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, and
Of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND AIAHoG ANY WORK AND CARD ia.
$S8 BLES M %{33 S
DRESSING II BLEs. sIE#
WALNuT4AND CHERRY DINING TABLES
OAK, MAHOGANY3AMD r ROSEWOOD sIDBBOARDS.
BUREAUS, Of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany.
ARN0IRs; Sd % III
WASH. STANDS; S8s5
BEDSTEADS; =@59. .s
8*a PARLoR CHAIRsA 81
H ROCKERS; wv n 3#
ETEGEREs;
SECRETARIES; 5,55s Y
BOOK CASES; 5f5s &s}ss
OAK AND WALNUT 4
Wa OFFICE CHAIRS;
cH1LDREN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS; &
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-POYsg AND LIGHT
STANDS, ETC., etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING, VIA
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOG ANY PARLoR SETS
Together with everything usually found in Furniture
house. -t-s=F'4' laF=5 q 49,
This entirely establishment and no old stock or
hand Purchasers will find greatly interest to give
this store call before buying elsewhere tile proprietor
confident that he offer them newer styles the most fash
ionabe Furniture substantially made greater bar
gains than uny other house i'll the city! SGa
!, CHARLES A. STEWART,
| AZ 2pMotf Ill and l73 Canal street
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Prof. .M0h1''s

E0TOEs e7NUWE'S
G TR M A N FL p a p E r.
For the sure and certain destruction of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC
This valuable article is offered 10 the public asa
DEADLY POISON ,
for he above named pests to all HOUSEkEEPEES AND FA
MILES,
perfectly simple and safe yet sure and certain in its
on There likewise danger be apprehended from the
insects poisoning anything they come in contact with after
leaving paper and possesses great advantage over all
other posons being liable to be mistaken thereby
venting serious accidents which Of almost daily occur
Itcau be hung the walls of the room, in the window
out reach Of chrealthough little fear need be
hended Of its inlring them.
For sale, hy the quire or single sheet. by
s. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charities street
where directions will be given for its jyT 2p1m
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3 DEATH 70 INsEsTs Prof. Aiohr, a German, has
poison III
sitlss tat hung exposed where flies, apB
reacaes IT will entail
mosquito that may light
Coz q and 15l Ghartres street have
forth merits
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-BesglcE PROOF Shirts.

The immense demand for this desirable article of apparel has
every day created the excitement opposite Moodys
The Gentlemen are desired keep cool there SHIFT;
enough for MI Of them, even at
HALF A DOZEN FOR SEVEN DOLLARS.
Buttons warranted never 10 come Off
at S. N. MOODY'S.
corner Of Canal street and
iva 2ptt Exchange Place.
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The number Of deaths in the city of New York,
during the week ending June 2Sth, were 372 showing
an increase Of As on the mortality of the week pre-
Wins
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Not long ago an Englishman observed stone roll
down a staircase. It bumped on every stair until it
came to the bottom; there, Of course, it rested.
That stonen said he resembles the national debt
of my country has bumped on every grade of the
community, but its weightTests on the lowest
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CaaYetiag, Mating and Floor
OLE CLOTH, at 10 Charities street.

Lately received large assortment Of CARPETING such
Velvet Wilton Tapestry, Brussels Threeply, Ingrain We
netiau etc FLOOR OIL CLOTH, qualities and
widths 10 suit rooms, halls etc. MATTING-509 pieces
A. 81 ahd 81 Whiteand Gheckered landng all Of which
we offer at the lowest market prices. 4 4
4. BR0USSEAU & CO.,
Z wi 2p6t $40 10 Charities street
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RHY The July number Of this valu-
able came to shand by yesterdays mail.
II exceedingl and contains
more than the usual amount Of reading matter.
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GtHEAPs 1RY GOODS Great argains in Dry Goods
IT a Goa tleZeor.
md 81 the being dsanced
~ Cos, being 80 close out their stock,
saFisd liolesale
cash III
tho necessity ing them
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C0p01'Eseership.

The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp in
this city under the style and name of NORRIS MAGLL CO..
for the purpose carrying The Clothing Business.
THADDEUS NORRIS,
ClIAS. C. MAULI,
New Orleans July ls 1856 EDWARD c. HANCOCK.
n5 On retiring the above m 1nos cordially recon-
mend my successors Messrs Charles c. Mal and Edward e.
Hancock to my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department OF the business
iv1 pntf A. II. WAY.
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-a5 Bargains! B0rg0l3es!!
S U M NJ E r CT O T HI G..
arINIs Ed nHTINRQE, & CO.


81 Magazine street, corner Of Grsvier
Bargains can had the above house Call and eva
mine Only Slight advance the most choice goods
and many styles Of goods BELOW THE COST.
Among real French Merno Dress COATS at So
and White priil PANTS from 81 50 to 81.
Also SHIRTS, all Linen Cotton Linen Bosoms Fancy Lin
en- and Cotton Shirts Merino Gauze Cotton and LSle
Thread Shirts; HALF HOSE all kinds, and every other ar
Gle in the Furnishing line
Large stock of RUBBER CLOTHING, Negro Goats, Car
rage and Hospital Cloth manufactured by the Union India
Rubber Company, sold mt manufacturers prices.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
OF a-rtraa Isra,n
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Clothing 0n0 Shirts

Clothing Nlad Shirts
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER
Gentlemen DESTROYS of having their FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING Or SHIRTS made invited 10 call
their taken prior to the Eth july as about
that date our Mr. B. will leave for New York
All orders entrusted will be executed to the ENTIRE
SATISFACTION ordering they will be under obga-
tons to take the goods.
LEIGHTON & BARB0T
iy1 2ntf corner of st. Charles and Canal streets
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Roots, Shoes csa6 Ass.ogo,es.

Roots, SR0es ee7aeS RSa'0g6e1eS.
AT WHOLESALE.
landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ne1t of BOOTS, SHOES BROGASs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RusSET
ROOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW aud CAMPEACHY HATS at the lowest market
FROST 81 CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
EziA It's, ca P~S, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving assortment of Silk Fr
Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO., f
jyl3 2p6W 10 Magazine street.
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Terry and tiis horses ran oti bis as
Apollo street IA chimney of tIse Charity Hospitaf
eeeiyed another hoits but NO serious danlage was
done Dan Hickok' i hotel at the lake eeeiysd5
another chimney being shattered and every body
iii THE house more or less Shocked II, The Catholic
church in Algiers also caught holt huta saved by
its lightning rod The appearance of the rod, as for
asecond it was lined from the spire to the ground,
with q broad sheet Of binding fire, Subscribed as
having been terrihcally beautiful Other damage may
have been done butwe have not heard of it yet.
II The storm, as d matter Of course, prevented Mr.
lehman giving his concert on the Milneburs wharf,
for the benefit Of the sufferers by the great inunda
tons id France and he himself became sufferer in
.undation The concert, we are glad to see, is not
givenup, being again announced for Wednesday next
Neither did the free concert on Lafayette Square
come of; and great was the disappointment thereat.
u Atnight the Creole Fire Company returned from
their excursion to Madsonyille. where they had a
glorious time-a feast Of reason and flow of soul'
where good things were eaten, good things drank,
good toasts given, and good things said--the whole
amounting to a jolly good time.
Yesterday morning Capt. Dreux and his company
returned from Pass Christian where they had just such
a time as might have been expected from the visit OF
such handsome and gallant crowd at such gay
good-humored and lively place as the Pass. Aftel
landing and marching around town, they repaired tc
the hotel where they did honor to the day in proper
military STYLE at night grand ball at the hotel was
enlivened by their presence, and on Saturday they
scattered about and enjoyed themselves
Altogether, they had an elegant time of it.
And so ends our record of the Fourth of July
1856, in New Orleans. Many will recolect it for al
fYne to
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KEEf eooI The Best thing We know of to keep
cooler, and those who with such
IT'D ast;rie thense Without delay Mr.
Hobeffs Camp street, hand varied cheap
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THE RENcH fseASIsH AND J5EnstA in LANGUAGES
CLASSES begin Monday, inst at Dobears CONNER:
Canal sreet There IL special professor for
each Ao pennapslp, book
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sgspIo7s SALE coSqls iardner Smith, auc-
easss sSptinne his sale Of fancy goods jewery,
Camp street ssie q commence ii
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Pass Christian Hotel.

comInodious and eligible establishment is for
the reception visitors and complete arrangements have been
perfected for the entertainment of guests inferior hotel
upon the GHlf Coast.
GRTCE {, JAMES,
iouo.1
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Notice.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The coparnership heretofore existing between the under
signed the style Of NORRIS WAY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Thaddes Norris charged with the liquidation of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. C, HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. II. WAY.
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:frfhRgg'sS

efrfhsg2''s
SELF-SEALINGp PRESERVE CASES.
All sizes at manufacturers prices the best and cheapest ar
ticle of the kind now in use, for sale by
z. ROBERTS,,
,aone,ono 20 Camp
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1sse Gasigs1.st.G disease of eg1siS-


TIE E5alivefsatsE E3isedgse OF f5gtig
s@888 nEsa1N. #S5 a 555i
Our City children with worms a.
sov health assurey
vegetation All Me other. HlapplS m ApIAN
YERMtF hnye absolute Specific FOR the former evil
and enfeevling consequences Themedcne Is free from
mineral poison besides eecting Tho disgusting cane Of
disease strengthens and foffes the digestive apparatus and
bowels. l#3 VIA A 8S
nHBe particular and remember the Canadian
vermfuge This only article that be depended
Remember this. WA @5 & $5t$ 55 n 53s
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by sS
y. j. WRIGHT s. CO.,
- jy7 p3tdoWeFr civ q and 15l Chartres ST.. II
The Ea.e1ac5s, Spanish and Ger
MAN LANGUAGES.
New Glasses begin on Monday, It'll nst at DOIIBEAR'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOG Canal street There is a
special Professor for each Language Also for
MATICS, PENMANsHIP, BOOKKEEPING, etc.
jy7 2p2t* RUFUS D0LBEAR.
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Scientific and Practical B0oE

Scientific and Practical Books
FOR ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS,
For sale by
EMMdpS- hs Wv IHM-H,Ec.
Bookseller and Stationer,
1U0 CANAL STREET. 1VC
THE PRACTICAL MODEL CALCULATOR, for the Engi-
neer, Machnist, Engine Work, Miner and Mlwrght.
By Oliver Byrne. 5
THE ART OF TANNING AND CURRYING. Theoretically
and Practically Considered By DeFontenelle. With ad.
ditions by Campbell Morfet Chemist
THE PAPER HANGERS COMPANION. DYER AND
Color Makers Companion.
BOOTHS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GHEMIsTRY-embracing
its application to the Arts Metaurgy Mineraogy, Geol-
ogy, Medicine aud Pharmacy. vol octave
WEIsBACH,S MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING.
MuLLER's PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS AND METEOR.
ology
THE LoC LOCOMOTIVE ENG1NE-witb Practical Observations
on its Construction aud Management. BY zera Coburn.
N. B,-Engineerng and Architectural Works at
ie23 % lo5 lvupostreet
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VVoatck- Coolers.
S0ddtc1y, Harness and franks

S0syfEfe1.y. Harness and Trunks.
The Subscribers have Just received full supply Of English
French and American
SADDIEs$7
NOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements. Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
JIM ~ No uR @ - SD
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con
stany on hand complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle.
mems SOLE LEATHER
H1a Eg1yEGS,
and other articles their line, which they invite attention
LACEY & CO.,
jc23 2ptul 81 ST. Charles street
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y erners lease accept our thanks for
ma iority report Of the
Be- found ii another
Sherman % 4 come fully
SIln At that estsd them Their abo
eistood that Nj. Olivier viii
nni1lor obabiaat Ne shall
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alabama lottery.

alabama Lottery.
M Authorized by the State Of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery. A
Glass E-New SresTo be drawn in the City of Montgomery
Ala, in public on THURSDAY, July 10, 1866, 1.-THE
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
Prizes Amounting to $205,OOO!
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