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EOR HlOUNf VERNON.

-. ROR AOUNf VERNON.
0fJ TUESDAYS AND FRlDAfs.-rARfs,
- ROUND TRIP, i sIi FROM ON EeaAsRs
steRmer THOMAS COLLYER leaves WashinS-
ton at and Alexandria at9K O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat 1t u
Persons Wishing the coaches will leave seil
residence with George Thomas Parker. .
Refresi,ments on The boat. .-.- -,
! sb9ln SAM'L 6EDNEY, Captain,
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
SILAS MERCHANT, pn
TINE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
l. Academy will commence on Monday, Sep
tembef lst. 1855. For terms see circulars at the
principal Book Stores. au1 1-u
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THE UNION ACADEMY.


L. RICHARDS, MRS. Il RICHARDS,
Prin. q A. Prin. U. y. A.
VNHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence On MONDAY, Sep
tember |, 1856. jy 23-3m
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vIvHE STEAMER GEORGE WASHIa6- =
l. TON willdepaTt at the follow sIkt. {.
ing hours: sln1&sEs<zs
Leave Alexandria *, 9, IL, IL, 3k, 81
Leave Washington. :.s, 10, II, ~, a1,oH
te 28-d JOB CORSON, captain
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Removed to 367 Penn'a avenue, South side
OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOI
STORE.


NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOR
STORE.
VTNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
i inform his friends and the public, that he
has opened new store, No B7 Penn. avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets, five doors east Of 9th
street, where he intends to keep constantly Oh
hand large and varied assortment OF Foreign
and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and FINE GROCERIES, consisting OF fine
Teas, Sugar, CoHse, Flour, Soap, Olives Raisins,
Co, Pinet & Co, and Col Chadard's Brsndies In
Cases, Demijohns, and Casks. Old Jamaica
X um, Sherres, Madeira, Port Of various descriP-
tion. st. Julien ClaIet, ChateauK Margaux, In
nold's EdinbuTg Ale, Annesetti, Maraschino,
curacoca, Absynth, Champagnes, and a large and
varied description OF Havana Cigars. Also,
Stoughton Bitters and Fever and Ague bitters,
JONAS. p. LEVY,
se4-1y No 387 Pa av., bet. AZ and 9th SITS.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 30th OF
~ June the Steamer GEORGE SaN-A
PAGE will run at the following.
hou-s:
l. ave Alexandria at ~, 8, 10, II, sX, an and
8H O'Clock.
l. ave Washington 8, 8, u. ~, 3x, On ana
O'Clock.
te 2o-u RLLfS l.. PAlCE, Captaih.
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NEW STOW HOUSE
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NEW FALL GOODS.

The outstanding evidences Of other classes of the
debt of the republic of Texas be specified BY
this Department. au 2-dtll tJant
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AZ witness my hand and seal.

The following is list OF the audited certificates
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FEIEVVE Ut TI7tos
i NNW STYLE OF LIKEN EsSES-D AGUE EREOTYrEh
SuPEIl'EUEU.
THIS sty" of Pictures far sris all Others for beauty
lily Ir,I;ulncss. AuIhrui5cs Tar superior
I'm DIgurvr"otype for viz They timer aud
hc;.ful they do the position they mny be
any view; thr taken i'll much shorter time there
fore the expression is ek obey be made oiIc
pictures instead Of and viii last for s2cs
unrlI.iItrl.
All PERSONS invited to cali at IlEDRICkS Rooms
No. II ChNP STREET, and specimens in this and
beautiful
n2l 2l.lm. HEDRlCk, II CAmp street.
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10 ERQeesc-Keep

We would call the attention of those in want of
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
large and well assorted stock Importation which
we have lately received, consisting in part Of
RICH NEW STYLE SILK AND WORSTED DAMASk, for
Curtains
RICH EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS !;
JACGu ARD AND DAMASK MUSLINS;
DAMtSk TABLE SETS AND SER VICES DE BEARN;
EMBROIDERED BOBINETS AND PLAIN NETS for
1us.
French and English WOOlEN and MOLLETON BLANK
ETS
French Scotch and Irish SlIlitTINGS and PILLOW LIN
EN-; ...
FRENCH Scotch and Irish TOWELIN(;S and DIAPERS;
LINEN AND COTTON STRIPE AND PLAID TICKING !;
CiiINIZ-or Curtains and Furniture coverings As also all
Dry the house furnishing line which will be sold at
low prices ~
GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
OF 2INl Is CllHrtrcS
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. "a Magazine street, corner of Grayier,
NEW ORLEANS,
Call the attention of all wanting MEMS BOYS and CHILL
DRENS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER
tLoTlliNt etc, to the complete assortment HOW i'll store
They well satisfied house New Orleans make any
thing like the showing.
The "PLATFORM" is still and will ever be adhered to
SHOULD ANY D1SS ATT SF ACTION ENISr AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL. BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED -
The above has lon, establishes! principle with
above house. together with
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK aud COLD CLOTH DRESS and FRocK COATS
OFFICE COATS BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
Overcoats.
FUR, ST. NICHOLAS, SEBASrOpOI. MAIAKOFF;
RAGLAN, Niger HEAD, REAL. ENGLISH BEAVER;
kERSEY PILOT, BLANKET, EXTRA Lone rIIOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED SACKS AND FROCKS.
Pantaloons.
FIVE THOUSAND FAIRS OF CASSINERE AND DOE.
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
SATINHT
BLACK and COIGRED Of the following description goods
Velvet Figured and Plain, silk Figured and plain, Noh
Embroidered Cashmere, Cashmere, White MurseiIlcs
Italian Cloth, Bombaznc, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTTON; LINEN BOSOMS, col.
LARS AND WRISTBANDS
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:
CDIORED ALI. WOOL. SHIRTS
MERlNu SHIRTS AND nRAWERS-Whttc and Coorei;
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
HALF lIOSI,-Stripct, Gray and White; Merno
=. White Striped and Brown Cotton.
Complete assortment of GLOVES.
"A complete assortment Of
BOrS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
hungarian, French Getaway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere Cloth Black and Colorcd FROCKS VESTS and
PiNTALO0NS.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RUBBER EIOTfIINti-Al All kinds.
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Cloth, manufactured by
the Union Company,
Ever article fully saa,ced and sold factors prices.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
OF 2p3tNGoWtSa 81 Magazine street, Gravier
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| H. Tr ,Frs,i"ton Of Tie g r. 10 i.rt Safe
hrae. III Original a;d AIrI2c jurist q hi 81
NJ! ."nf' tu1l ;,c rii. Jurisdiction If ii" District
Natr Courts III NcYt1Ur, AID tr" .1 !nt".ce Courts
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New AND FASHIONABLE MItLINERY.-Nirs. Norton
16l Poydras street. advertises in another column that
she has Just opened aneegant and fashionable assert
ment of all kinds and latest styles of straw, velvet
plush silk and satin bonnets, with very select variety
of French flowers ribbons feathers, head dresses and
chdrens and misses hats and bonnets. As Mrs. N. s
goods are proverbally of the finest quality and finish,
we are persuaded the ladies would find it to their
advantage to call and look over her stock, which she
offers to dispose of at better rates than be found
at many other establishments
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C0zpsefissgs, Floor Oil Cloth,
CURTiLN GOODS, etc.
j. d. CAMERON G. CO.,

j. d. CAMERON G. Co..
I24 CANAL STREET. 1874.
Beg leave inform their customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock Carpcting Floor
Cloths etc. from Is Chartres and y Custonhose Streets
their and spacious store No l24 CANAL STREET Toura
Buildings.
We receiving varied assortment of Rich English
MEDALLION VELVET, WILTON ard
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
of entirely patterns and designs;
Also Of
TLIEEE-PI.Y. INGRAM and VENETIAN CARPErING;
BAIZES, RUGS, DOOR MATS etc.
usu. variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS;
SILK Wool and Wool DAMASN direct from the best manu-,
factories in France and Euglnna
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices and Curtain Pins and Il
variety of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 3 to "a feet wide by 100 feet long
which suit any size hall.
All of which will sell III the lowest market prices
j. d CAMERON & CO..
OF 2r6t l24 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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american Examinations.

FOR PRESIDENTS:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YoRK.
FOR VICE PREsIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TOR S:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. Is. NTELNINSO Jr.,
OF rLAecE%lSEs
suBsTITUTE
Hon. GEORGE Ell STIS, ia.
SECOND D1srRlcT:
GLE NDY BURR
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
II. NJ. SUM NJ ElsS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
Is. G. TH33OD AUX,
OF TERREnoaSE:
RSTITuTE;
FERGUS {; AItDEi RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRE- sTON POND, Jr..
OF EAST FEIIClANA.
SUBSTITUTE:
N. $. f ID w 4 EsDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOB T.. KING.
OF st. L. SpEr.
STBTSIT CTE:
ADOLF lie ID. G o co.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER AAEXA DER,
TESsaS.
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. CIR 4 e. au26 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

REGISTRY OFFICE--One hundred and cighty-seven
votes were registered yesterday swelling the total to
,226 There are but three days more, our readers
should bear in mind, for the registration of votes
prior to the election. So those who have not yet
registered themselves, ought not to stand upon the
order Of their going but go at once and those who
have laggard friends acquaintance that have not
registered ought to stir them up by every meats in
their power 1t is hardly possible now for the list OF
votes to reach twelve thousand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

THE B. B. OF G. Y. M-The members of this new
benevolent order celebrated their first anniversary
yesterday in becoming style They paradcd the prin
cpal streets during the day, dressed in elegant re-
gala bearing the symbols Of their order and preceded
by music and banners They made fine appearance
and attracted considerable attention. In the evening
they wound up the anniversary with ball at Armory
Hall, where the charm of music, the witchery of
beauty and the fascination of the dance mingled
together and waited the merry hours away.
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,7rr.R WALKER.

Some Of the recent acts of the government of the
Renube of Nicaragua have extremely offended the
tender sscepbilities of certain phlanropists (was
ever word so monstrousy perverted D of the NORTH
The New York Tribune is very much hurt. Inc
Times is inclined to be angry And the SUM- sof' Oh
hybrid concern rather favorable to Buchanan ana OPP
posed to Fillmore and which has heretofore sought 10
be considered the organ of the new and vastly I'M
proved order Of things in Central America in its issue
of the 22d inst denounces Gen. Walker i'll unmeasred
terms because of the PRONUNCIATION of decree by the
regularly constituted authorities OF the commonwealth
Of which he is the chosen head made so by the almost
unanimous voice Of the native voters of that country
AS we believe Gen. Walker to be man of steady
nerve and weLpoised head we have no scruples i'll
making known to the people of the Southwest, as
well as to the people Of Nicaragua, the attitude Of
hostility towards him recently assumed by the atore-
said New York Sun. We do not think their enmity
will disturb his digestion or rest for a moment, or in
the slightest degree impede the mighty movement
which has already regeneratcd Nicaragua and which
is destined in few years oregenerate the whole OF
the Central American States.
Now, what is it that has so excited tie ire of the
Tribune and Times and aroused the burning and CON
suming wrath Of the redoubable editors Of the equally
ledoubtable New York Sun? Let us see. On the
22d of September last the Supreme Government of
Nicaragua in pursuance of the powers vested in it
by the people thereof, enacted tile following
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THE NEws-Our columns to-day overburdened
with news from many interesting quarters of the
earth. We have Intelligence from New Granada,
California, Oregon, Washington Territory, China,
Australia and the Sandwich Islands, Havana, Texas,
etc. as the reader will perceive upon inspection
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FGNyfV ERGEtE :! .ReGt{fg -:

A GRAND BARBECUE 1T BAYOU SARA will be given
onSATURDhY, Nov. /, by the friends OF the lion WILLARD
FILLMORE in which all favorable TO his election respect
fully invited TO participates
g> Visitors flUu the city leave the Friday evening
<Er packets, and returning" reach home early Monday
morning by the puchcts from Eici sburg 0aS 2p.l&
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On Tuesday evening nj halfpnst 10 oclock Mr. dhoNHf.
d. ROSELlGS aged 30 years, native OF inns city.
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully invited
attend his funeral this evening o'clock from the residence
his mother, 43 Apollo street. without further INVITATION
JACKSON FIRE COMPANY NO lS'-TfIe officers nt'i
members Of this ConSnv requested 10 attend the funeral OF
(;E0 n RiSEIJlTS an exempt member this afternoon. at
AK o'clock from Apollo street between Clio and Cope The
rmhrrs Of h Fire pcpar in general are respectfully
invited TO attend ". II. COMPTON,, Foreman.
On Tuesday morning. the 2Sh inst at 5ociock MARTIN
WILL aged years native of Germany, but for the last Is
Yn1rs Il resident of this CITY,
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-EeNgEy! Eea}FY! Eeus{y!

NGTON AMERICAN CLUB.
The members Of this Club will 'kc notice that there will be
meeting the Clu, Room ut the q Orleans and Cai
borne Streets EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, half.past
O'Clock. Prompt attention is especially re1vtd business
Of Importance Will be introduced. Fly order Of
JOHN V. CEII.AS, President.
LUCIEN nuNuC, Vice Prcs
Z. l.. HOLMES Secretary.
II. CLARK Treasurer.
70 O29 2I,f ]. II. AGAISSE, Sec'y pro TEN.
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ALFRED SHAW, SecTeary.-o29 2rlt

Es~ In Paduiocl1'S Hook OF Plates and Illus
Counterfeit Dctcter for 1886 he says: loStccrs Bit
really what their mpcsn tonic and gentle slim
unn calculated npon the system medicine, and not
the cast invention under which 10 in
lre in tippl:g. We would venture to make this stHte
,nen did Feel it wotd be coboracd by the will
Ing testimony OF thousands all the United States and ppc
chilly throughout the Western and Southern parts where
tain disorders prevail which require Just such prescription
We assured by gentleman Of large experience who is
Travelled man. and whose Judgment and partility he
relied upon that HocttcrS Bters thing Fever
and Agc that ScOlc of newly settled regions which, in
deed has within the past year prevailed alarming extent
in sections generally exempt
E"ihesc Bitters sold by all Druggists. o21 2pGW&A
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sR'sRc -&NfE Clothing.
PIERSoN, HARRISON & CO.,


Corner of Canal and H1agaZiuc streets.
receiving their usual large supply Of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Mtrn:tct9ry, Newark
p:suc ever novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
CUINRED CLOTH AND CASII!iERE NAYMARkET
COATS
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOEtiIN CASHMERE PANTS
TATMAS. OPERA COATS AND CI.OAkS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRESADINE VESTS
"a
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, TNNERSUIRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING: GOODS.
All articles well offered VERY Low PRICES,
wholesale retail Country merchants and citizens in
vitrd o c1AliHe.
PIERSON, HARRISON & co.
orGtETtW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

Hz1 Purser G.. w. Denison, of the steamship EN-
pire City, has placed us under renewed obligations
by his polite attentions in furnishing lis files and
memoranda. -
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K1a'ugs and Chemicals.


The subscriber has in the following articles
the LOWEST MARKET RATES:
500 ounces SUI QUINlNE;
500 pounds AMERICAN CAI.OMEI;
40 ENGLISH E.
100 O.. DOVER $ POWDERS;
200 ounces NITRATE SILVER;
barrels CREAM TARTAR, pure;
GUM CAMPUOE;
eases REFINED BORAN;
cnsk LINE JUICE;
CHLORIDE OF LIME
20 barrels FLOUR SULPHUR;
IS COPPERAS;
Is E. ROLL BIRTHSTONE;
30 casks SAL SODA;
Is kegs SUP. CARB. SODA;
60 OTTO ROSE;
cans OH. LEMON;
g. OIL BERG AM0T:
y cases COOrER'S ISINGI.ASS;
50 boxes Castillo SOAP;
barrels j hMAICA GINGER;
800 pounds CAYENNE PEPPER.
E~Country and City Dealers invited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere
Z. =. WHEELOCk,
OF 2pf - Magazine street.
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a9~ The accommodating clerk of the steamer 7.
c. Twiche has our thanks for late St. Louis papers.
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Southern Fst3fpit8sse RE'0s'er0onss

CHARLES y. STEWART,
at Nos. Ill and l73 Canrl street, Ne,r Orleans,
Has nst received from the la'actory, beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRs and EDSTE->I5, in adj
don 70 his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING his lire Of business Parties
wishing hing his line will find it to their advantage to
give him call teto pure ll,sna laerher".
CHARLES A. STEWART,
OF 2pG'EltW Ill and l73 Canal Street
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Housekeeping eFl'ficEES.

"oce selection PLATED GOODS such As Ihl' sets 81
TEA SERVICE CAKE BASKETS. tRUEF FRAMES BtT-
TER COOLERS, ICE rGTCHEE& MA&TEL AND 'lAN-
Der tANnLESTIrliS, EPEItHNES, PRESERNhSfANnS,
etc,
SILVER Ware.
From mandatory III the ciy-thc largest stock III
tie Snul' and guaranteed Of STANnAND ri Rilf consist
ing. i'll part. Of TEA SETS, TRAYS V!f'llENS, tEAN,
SALT STANDS, GuIil.EFS, ETPS, SPOONS ANA FORMS,
in every ~ jc #!l II N, lvlAtr prices
Table Cutlery.
t7>t.Tae article o. ivory Anli,l. Planned rm1 Balance"
KNIVES at low price, LlHde expressly for us in EUROPE
A." tive finer KIM. from the celebrated sheffield n'a'~
tarturit>
lamps.
SOLAR AND MunER ATI.t "A betU'j'u! assortment &"
the batter in usc Glass and lnrcc'i pain and richly dec
Grated.
Wantei and parloT Ornaments.
NANhHIiIRtS AND VASES tRNEHS AND HTATf-
EETES-Of B,oinr, Porcelain and r,rjan Ware
Complete s,tsot FREN,'I PORCELAIN nISNER SER
VICE. on hUI anal o;der,d will name each prr' Of pat
terms o>u any taste.
Clocks.
In variety, prices vlyt, ftom So TO Sjoall
warranted G0uD TIVE KElIER$ For Nalr by
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
OF 2ff corlrr ANIL and Royal SIS
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DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT BosToNIANs.-Newe
Sturtcvant Esq, died suddenly at his residence in
Boston, on the 10th inst. Edward D. Peters, ESD
died in Roxbury Oh the 2lst inst. They were both
wei! known merchants of Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

ag DR.. Carson, U. s. Mail Agent will please az
cept our thanks for river favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

RE The purser ofsthe steamship Mexico has placed
us under renewed obligations for Texas favors.
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DEATH OF A Prominent LAWYER OF SAvANNAu.
Col. Jacob de Ia Mota distinguished LAWYER of Sa-
vannall, Ga, died in New York on the I'D inst This
gentleman was very well known by many of the citi-
zcns OF New Orleans, and was public spirited and
useful citizen. The Savannah News, of the 24lh,
in noticing his demise, says: He had filled many
offices of honor and trust in our city and State, aud
his death will be deeply regretted by many who en-
joyed the pleasure of his acquaintance.
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,F14'. $Gnttset Efe!EsgG{efS.

oFFTt'E,--Eo. is &EAyIEE STREET NEW ORLEANS
careA c4Nc&Es, acAln"E4" #E'9rSTr' l:sa 'oErz and
tl.E&S u every description it3I ally
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4 4 r r I e ID ::

On Monday The eth inst, GEORGE E. spRAGUE, Of Pla
ouemine, Miss KATE b. NICHOLS, of this city.
as5-f laquemine Sentinel please copy.
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STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC
OFF AE- asrn,.Ei u1E4-
G9..................CAVP STHEET........,.......G0
Respectfully bcgs inform his customers in
the city and country, t#t he is receiving" large and
O: all kinds Of blank BOOKS PAPER
and STATIONERY aud would call the attention of merchants
AID dealers to the following list Of articles, which lie offers for
sale at The lowest prices:
BLANK BOOKS.
LedrS Journals, Day Books Invoice iico Order, Cash,
Letter, Sales ans, Hcccn Books Bank, Memorandum,
Copy, Pass, Blk Of I@d"G aud BIS Of Exchange Books;
Indexes Pocket E.c.lgcrs, etc.
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS
Imperial Snier Royal Medium ncny. Folio and Foolscnr,
white and h1c, hot pressed ritin English, French md
American Packet Post and Letter PAPERS, thick and thin
hest laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or llnin
SEALING WAX.
Royal Victoria h Harp tine Sc'se Eaek Fancy colocd
and rcr!uncA, Gold spanslr nni Bronze Sealing WaS
WAFERS.'
Best English Scarlet, Rel Sonrin and Transparent WATERS
"'' INKS.
Maynard Soyes Blac! In>; Arnod'> Euvh and German
Copying Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid
and his brilliant Red: best French Carrnine Ink.
WRISTBANDS.
Gu, Glass Fancy Agate rnc" Ilin Rabber Screw Hr"n1r
Packet, Whncys Patent Dsopc Patent Cork and Few,
Ter IakataHds, Of nil kinds.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Pa, Z,nr, Irvine;
g..! ss:l Letter p.'.aey %.. .:s 5:S. %..'.
Metallic Memorandum Books, Ro@rrs 'Hiey, 1"e r9het or
Iyor! raL5r.>: !hccN ~. Bank S";e Scissors;
F I'TG H, Ec 1rG different '' ' a Y
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.Wc.KBOleaaeEt's Restaurants,

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This establishment has been thoroughly refttcd and will be
opened on SATC RpAI, Nov. l. OF 2plm
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Ep3'. .FGss&cS Scott,

Epl'. sBG2s&cS SCO2&,
Formerly of Gl Cnr l!1 street. h rcmoYCl his Office 10
no. FL Bourbon street,
Between. Cu,tonIousc Streets whcrc be De
suited all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the Urr;rA, NopE, srttts and AnRSarcaSJ
Syphi-, RADICAL! cured very sI0rt tine
the usual con, vlivlcc to the patient; nytrs
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Housekeeping Goods.
\ complete assortment Of ntiers Of u-u, such
lamps.
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JArANNED WARE, TIN WARE
WOODEN WARE, IRON WARE
BRUSHES, BASKETS
moor AND TABLE MATS. etc,
For sale nj low riices, by
p. r. FELL & CO.,
o. 2NlDly2tW Ii rs,4u st, crt
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large Stock well assorted for ro""'y TRADE" i" low prices
For sale by
=. r. FELL & CO.
o27 .plhN2tW l. tan7p Street
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Cn32setinNs.
Just received per ships Neptune, Edward Iyam and Mont
morency from Liverpool fresh SUPPLY of designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
tARfErlNG from the celebrated malutactory Of J. Eros-
ley y Sons.
All. Wool and HEMP Dutch,
superior article for Counting IIuu>e Offices aud Nnrrrfes
COCOA AND CANTON MATING,
TODD & GANDOLFI
OF llit lHl tHlal -. EmtA Tnurn RMiLlin,s.