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Worms are Fatal.

Worms are Fatal.
All physicians know that the of most Of the fatal dis
Of children They produce dysenery dsrrhea
commissions congestion emacaon water the BRAIN idocy
ETC. Arrest the evil in time, then, by administering
WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE,
vegetable remedy harmless the system water but alb
soutely certain in its curative results.
MS-Be particular and remenberthe name Wner's Cana
dian Verfuge" This the only article be depended
on. Remember this Forssle in New Orleans Wholesale
retail, by s., I-
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
AL 81 Sole Propretors,
No 2p3teod Il and Isl Chartres street..
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NEGROES FOR sALE.--Mr. ]. NJ. Wilson, No. Is
EspiaDade street. has hand fine lot Of Maryland and yir
GINA suitable for plantation family
A.
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Tallx On Change. Il

At the usual places large The chief talk
was the expected news Europe Some thought that
uufsvuabls news travels fast Of different import
SHOULD travel dow and seemed 10 think that the Arsha's ad
vices Will Or chesrins We hope they though
va cannot stretching hopes % the furhes tension be-
iieve that cotton will maintained last quotations
Last quotations, however Will and justify the present
prices paid in this market and leave good margin 3d.
eaers Id exchange be- cy about touching bills with
shipping dtcuments IT, there h for profit it is
time 10 look for other mode of trading and dealing
in this brapch Of finance. III & ~ ~
Tie good slow steamer Granada York Havana
WI abo1t yesterday being in the river bring
ing something x hundred thousand dolasingod This
though not much ezpecte nevertheless was something
There Wa smanfes in trade the lsvee and
lsdipgs yesterday Cotton IN freely and the planters
generally oeing the mark promptly OF course there are
exceptions but hops there will be bnt very few who
win obligations their factors and sgents We
40 want that the gnad Southern planter should be
4arnhed by withholding his product many farmers and
North and West who holding until prices CON
form TO their views 9As WI ssA
circular from New York BY the last steamer for
LIVERPOOL has the following remark. rsgarding cotton
receipts IL iso s.e. lem NAN z sse
Z ss s. al II sias
a ss e s as
dsshadow NJ probable price which cotton Will b
; Az ss.asE sss M MT
than sspscd 70 Great Britain for not
~ e
~ s.ss Pssssa the
4t " that yolalt spd in ohes sscens sf she State;
rssm we
e g. s s Err h'
premise .oo early e erp " opinion q e he pIoSs
o. &c sassss
The talk general that every planter who thing
this city bound to send cotton to market at once and re
evs his merchant Good prices result lust As much for til
Those planters who do nc
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Mrs. Cad,y = Co.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
Al ID fl o $ e RY.
9I............. CANAL STREar. .............9 81
Between Camp and St. Charles
Beg inform their lady friends and the public gener
ally they made large additions their Of MIL
LIVERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and
prepared with dispatch and the
able TERMS all kinds Of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style.
Every description Of TRIMMINGS. large
LADIES' CHILDEENS and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
stanty hand Country orders promptly attended TO-
will please call and stock before purchasing
elsewhere
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the most beautiful designs for
sale at this establishment
MRS. CADY h CO.,
oil 2p4mNowe6Fr 81 Canal street, New Orleans
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RRMov AL Messrs. CIV. Phillips & Co. have re
j moved to No. as Union street. I,ssl 4E5j S
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Furnishing Goods.

Gentlensert's Furnishing Goods.
received from New York, Paris and Icndon large
assortment of
SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
SOCKS, CRAvATS, SUsPENDERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS. COLLARS.
JOUvINfS KID GLOVES, of all sizes.
JoUVIN's BuCKsKIN GLOVES, of all sizes.
PLUSH LINED SILK do do
BUCKSKIN LINED CLOTH do do
CASHMERE, SILK and WOOL do
Also large assortment Of SILK GLOVES for children.
LION & PINSARD,
No 2ptf &C. and GO Royal street, corner Benvile.
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Wei Made Clothing
ttFnGE CHEAP FOR CASH ~szsf
THE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

k%f18 CHEAP FOR CASH. ~wst
THE GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
Y#e., satm5 g AT which if .ar.,, I.-.,..
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
Are selling their as sfE1
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF CLOTHING,
Enable purchasers TO supply themselves with
FINE WELL MADE CLOTHING, 'r=t t--..
At the usual cost Of common poorly made goods
THEIR STOCK IS IMMENSE,
by every steamship from New York they receive large
additions Of the latest and approved styles Of Goods
BY Steamship Black Warrior.
A. NJ Go. have received choice variety of NEW GOODS
which, together with their former stock will be offered much
s=zr BELOW THE USUAL PRICES. a.
Particular is requested to the Of
OvERCoATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH FROCKs.
BUSINESS COATs-Of every description.
PANTALOONs-Of every description. as
-s vEsTs-Of every description.
UNDER GARMRNTS-Of every description.
INDIA.RUBBER GOODS-Of every description.
TRUNKS vALISES, CARPET BAGS, etc.
Please call and examine and @ zsE;.r sa-as
u PURCHASE CHEAP FOR CASH.
| NO 2p6t No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
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Sacrifices Sac,.iHces!!

Bsnkrups Stock purchased New for Cash enables
"a. @. @. WAYLAND g CO.,
Corner Of Poydras and Carondeet Streets.
To offer at ONE-HAIF the cost Of importation:
WHITE QUILTS u 80, worth " %
PLAID POPLINS ........Ggfl5, 4. ~
RICH PLAIDS at. 50, W
A neat style Of CASHMERE at.."...... GO, LOU
49, "a Suitable for Ladies' or Childrens weary
Also
FINE PERSIAN CLOTHS all coors, at 20 cents worth 40
at. Q :. AZ Az
FINE PRINTED CALICos at..... ',......l0 IL
SHEETINGs 1t. a.. y: 80 III q. 80
The sock is extensive comprising every style OF Dress
Goods The articles humorous TO mention to
give list here All win BE- offered the properiionaly
lew prices. Ass 4ltt - f7l- As.
5atf M C1onlkss Cloaks!! EXIT
In elegant stock ons-half tie manufsctu
ri i4ts tph7tV tupt arers' prcea .z5.g 1sH ~
The vIoLETTA SILK FLUSH CLOAK at a 90, worth s 9 90
The HORTENSE CLOTH s5ag at 4 80, go
The sYLPHIDE -. fGs at co. - 10 90
The MARIE LOUISE :. 7'., at 100, - IS %
The EUGENIB :. at 500. =. Ii %
| The ARGENTINE at 10, SEQ
Together With various other Styles all of the latest auufsc
| sure and importation at prices really oHE.HALF
OF THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
| 1saae; Housekeeping Goods, aet
| DOMESTIC GOODS, EABROIDERIES, HOLSERY, LACES
Ihisis greatest opportunity offered New Orean
to buy Goods CHEAPGoods that every family uST have
| those they cannot DO WITHOUT.
Call and satisfy yourselves at X ly So 6elF'-
4 .etesi2g G. C. WAYLAND & CO.'S,
| ne 2pMoWeFr Corner Poydras and Carondelet SITS.
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Il
ga Books AND STATroNERy.--Mr. ]. B. WATSON, No.
splendid of blank books school books cash
boxes and other articles valuable merchants and business
men generally. See his advertisement In another column
S LII
Tina Forty DOLLAR SEWING MACHINEs.-Mr. NJ.
S. Hedrick, NeT Camp street. the agent sale Of
sewing machines Of the simple seryiceabe generally
desirable kind for pantaon and family Their price is
only forty dollars and all Mr. Hedrick asks Is for
articles call his and examine the
chimes They easy liable order
We refer 10 Mr. H.'s card, in another column.
AZ HORSE SToLEs.--See advertisement to this effect
in anotierc column. y ~ 5sss} s'
~ SALE OF Doors, SHoEs AND BRoGAHs.--We call
Of the trade the sale Of hundred Of
boots and bogas place this day 10 O'clock
NJ Lesunons auction rooms No. II ohsrres street
Terms, cash. Ai5 tlAA
+ CIV. G. Jewett sells at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No.
rs Camp street. books, stationery diamonds iewelry also
& fancy goods and eenera merchandise
sH8es CREDIT SALE or WINTER CI.oTHING.-We call the
attention the trade the sale of
winter clothing TO take place this day. at 10 o'clock NJ
B4che fooms Me- II ChaItres street. tup
Tesmsove siGo sixty days credit for appos
endorsed paper -.. IA. ls5sz,4 s4
Foe MERHis AND CAIRo.-The Memphis packet
line steamer Belfast Capt. W. Way connecting through
10 st Louis Louisville By first class packets from Memphis
and by Illinois Central Railroad from Cairo leaves P NJ
this day. J. Il. Felgh agensoce under S. Charles Hotel
~ d 4
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Forty Dotsai' Sesot,.g Machines.
FOR PLANTATION AND FANNY Irsp

These Machines superceng the high priced and conp
Gated machines Most are using them preference
because they simple and learn and they sre not
continually getting out Of order.
The public are solicited TO call and judge for themselves
No. Camp street.
NJ. S. HEDRICK,
nib 2pan Sole Agent
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Southern Furniture WrarerOOssss
ARIES A. STEWART,
At Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, Ne,r Orleans,
Has inst received from the mandatory beautiful stock
| splendid MAHOGANY ARAoIRs and BEDSTEADs, in ed
dition his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line of business Partie.
wishing anything in his ne will find it to their advantage
| give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
NO 2p6t<W Ill and 1873 Canal street.
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SHAWIs AT GREAT BARGAIss.--A splendid and
very large Of shaEs and other comfortable articles
Of iAdies wear Offering by Mesrs p E. Reilly Co.. No.
l Canal This IL attraction enough but greater at
traction the rnnousy low which they being Sold
> Rad abe advertisements ladies .ia tssss
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Facts : !:

AAhs 81 p - NJ = = u5S - = = "
DURIrG TlaE PANIC.
many inposrs "a iobbsrs u DRY GOODS ID New York,
being unable any kind Of securities any of
sssest t. procure money 10 meet thsis ply
Forced to saorihce Goods,
IN order to fsa their engagements Large stocks Of Goods
were Thrown sspeA the maskesao be II59 Ull{E
SOLD FOR CASH, a
Az rrIess-3 nGes
GREATLY BELOW COST or IMPORTATION!
'slastii a'iIl9 BEING 4 new HOUSE, = 2',' t5
with payments maturing, enabled to
zvpEsr AR ORR GAsH
among those who were Up and willing to give
INDUCEMENTS. e..-
y Our buyer, being on tho spot during the
GREATEST EXCITEMENT.
has done TIL. successfully that enabled to offer
| se ia193l8 4o 93957 Goods to a5
5ses CASH CUSTOMERS 5 5.5
nsch under they would have cost had imported
| s,5 s4s il Y them. We have is Bal
Gre..t -
over most houses, tie fact have ourselves
IMPORTED ONE DOLLARS WORTH Or
5,.7 "a n, Is Dry Goods, sbs s.,se
9f Bat have bought on this side slsfe
Ar a GHHAr Loss
to someody-either importer manufacturer jobber.
We will not therefore, attempt to humbug public with
1 wora,out stories of selling
/ u ..AT COST OR "uNDER cosT'a
| yas gstssaC {eua f @= C
atai 4s.# @ But wish it
"
IT, +s{ts distinctly Understood a.E
! 80, y#.l III yS ...ts 5.ss#
| T. ID. F-4a ina. VI, 5-5.s-.., Il = o.
f t.
NE SELL FORA PROFIT,
| IN
But owing to the causes alluded to-
aF* ,.'5..
IL
We Offer goods LOWER than any importer without
an 75f.
ii.a..-
~ E l. l u r VI A y n T.,
,.. H.. $50, a., ~.
Duso'' Nv ~ wv W. - y 80 80" ~ -
Ii5l lt aiis ment of losses. which ra
@ ,,uo m pp n 4 ~
= .'-,..,
by the paying community when dealing an establishment
doing credit business. .
An examination of our stock and prices respectfull,
-. ,.. ,.,,o.. nil, ~. :. ,,,,,.o,
''''i''N ~" y 80 = ~. i
to purchase. .te f. s-a2 si Pa aFH.
DEN DEE : ~ SEM -" V % q ~
Spiritual Books,
=tl es., 5-.,} For sale by, I'D .5rl-
rH q M a "a t., wv H TT e
BOOKSELLER looks !, Err AND srATIoNER. ..
,,,,,,,,u ~, No., NO, ao2 ,S Uehai street.
Davis.
THE MAIIC sTAFF-An Autobiography of Andrew Jack
nm Davis.
THE PENETR ALIA-By Andrew jackson Davis.
. -. = $50 =. NV: :, - 30.
II .a. ~ y .-gI ....+l
No other retail in the United States has such
| , s.,t f # -'-' .
=. SWISS AND CAMBRIC BANDS
oo oxh;h M, h.v;rg RON, ~, mn, s., so,r MO how
displayed them on our second floor at
ga-. Remarkably Low Prices,
from winch
WE Z U G IT 20 Pc G Mt.
Ha-For Cash OnIy!-ea
RENTHJIysEN, LEWIS A. m
10 Oh. ~. ne GO,
TEchisk,1 RnrreTs W,nnte1.
BY ~. sT.G '.,.I
: H. sLmM ULCER LAUyE. &
| NO. ~ Oarondee ct stfeet,
ni2 2ptf N Lower floor, back ofire
= II CENTS fDyes.ronfs fraafy Runyna,a
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costly * crowding mediAsy Is our stock of $4,000 olive
Hundred Thousand Dola worth Of Sacrificed Goods will bear
1 heavy nun for y least three months. &
In consequences Of inability to attend cash customers
rapidly they present themselves we are reluctantly
PEELED 70 suspend all sales open account
y s w n Very respectfully, f X M s.%&
Mo 2p,f N. R. HAGGERTY l. BRO.
GREAT Reduction ~ C0al for CASH
''sl's CHEAP COAL! CHEAP coAL!.
will nt further notice. SELL delivered free Il carriage the
best quality Of
y Clean Screened nittabarg Coal, q
in quantities Of ten barrels and upwards at sIxTYFIyE
CENTS per barrel. : = sS39 y l9aYa #3 "a
All orders be invariably accompanied with the cash.
is ys.p5t ~ "a G. "A. MILTENBERGER, ~
al MO 2p3t IA ~ assst,e NJ No. l0l Gravier street.
Dry Goods, d ~ o5,5s
ATiLEss THAN UCTIoN PRIcEsl
y. Gr- PEPPAHDs q, Co,
.sSaa No. IS GRAvlER STREET, g. 4a
VIII ser on and after MONDAY the 9th November their
Extensive Stock
AT A GREAT REDUCTION,
For Cash approved short Paper.
Merchants and other Wholesale Buyers Will find It 10 their in.
terest to call and examine before purchasing
M SILKS, FINE DRESS GOODS,
BONNET RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
VELVET RIBBONS, .,,e,.. LACEs,
EMBRoIDERIEs, :. GLOVES,
i WHITE GOODS, ;. HOSIERY
L. c. HDKFs., >. FLOWERS
BoNNETs, :. DRESS TRIMMINGS
CLoAKs, .. AAETIILAs,
Millinery Goods, ETC.. etc.
J. G. PEPPARD CO.,
ns 2plm ..----.--.---- IS Gravier street.
The Largest assortment
IN THE WORLDS.
1s.4H. ,1fH- i#it1' Ssff -a5itEs1 5s5fN tH
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES
= FANCY GOODS
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THEGLoBE
b. PIFFET,
IMPORTER,
10 CANAL STREET Touro Buildings, New Orleans.
House Established in 1895, sr
In addition the immense lately advertised has re
eeved by the SHIP JOHANNESBURG, DIRECT FROM
FRANCE, supply of s&s
PARTISAN FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable tho season. and of styles different from anything ye
offered, comprising
VELVET, SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBoNS-For Bonnets
Scarfs and Head Dresses.
JET, LACE AND VELVET TRIMMINGS -For Dresses, Man
tilas and Scarfs
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND wREATHs, in immens
variety.
PURE GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY-1n Sets, suitable
''f 0A'i' anu op''"s' .-Besides-- " zaa
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Of all descriptions
ENGLISH CUTLERY, of the best manufactures " -
| PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS, VASES, STAT
UETTEs AND FIGURES. rs
| PAPER MACHE WORK BOXES, WORK TABLES, Dress
ing Cases. Portfolios Chess Boards
IVORY CHEssAEN DICE CHECKS BILLIARD BALLS
Combs and Fancy Carvings.
CHILDRENs GAMES AND TOYS all Sorts and all prices
| HOBBY HORSES, Of all descriptions.
| CHIIDRENS CARRIAGES, prices from 81 to Sl00-th
splendid and complete article the kind ever
| ufactured. So M s.y, ls,. r-G ia.
ratus' for initiating the same.
Together with vast variety Of goods both USEFUL ORNA
MENTAL which it would be impossible to enumerate AL.
NEW, and selected with long prncticed
would do well to call and examine for themselves.
MA City Bank Notes taken AT PAR goods or in pa,
| nent of accounts.
~. B. PIFFET,
| 122 Canal street,
| no 2p6t l-.T. Touro Buildings
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B0us, Clothin0.

PER LATE ARR Walls.
large assortment of YOUTHS BOYS and CHILDREN,S
CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOoDS-Iatest
Fashions, at VERY Low PRICES
a0 ,n uszs LEWIS w. LYONS d CO.,
NIL 2p3t SO Canal street, Camp.
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Hair a Mutton Dollars Worth

M SANM VIZ IHE NVLUEN vFAAA,
No 1875 CANAL STREET,
Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
Embracing the LARGEST STOCK offered in this
~ kat Of szasassgs
BLACK AND coLoRED sILKs-In Pieces and Robes
MERIN0Es and all kinds Of EAs u II Essss 3 Z.
PLAIN AND PRINTED WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKs AND SHAWLs-IA great variety. sr-
EMBRODERrEs AND LACE GooDs-of every aescrip-
WOODEN, COTTON AND SILK HOSIERY AND UNDER
GARMENTS.
Every description of HoUsEKEEPERs' GOODS including
LINEN AND COTTON sHEETING. 4s
BLANKETS AND QUILTS
COTTON, woRsTED, AND woRsTED AND SILK CUR
= TAIN DAMAsKs. @
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
TABLE SETS AND TABLE DAMAsKs-By the yard or
Large Stock OF Domestic Goods,
SUITABLE FOR FAMILY AND PLANTATION USE,
including
60 cases choice YARD wide BLEAcHED SHIFTING
| COTTON. s7
1900 pairs very Large and Heavy WHITE AND COLoRED
NEGRO BLANKETS. .i
Everything will be marked prepared for sale
THrs.NoRNING On First and Second Floors.
| COUNTRY BUYERS will have GREAT INDUCE
nENT, AS OUR WHOLESALE ROOMS ARE WELL
STOCKED. .E5z e# 81 |
We resort to NO HUABUG. but want to sell our LARGE
STOCK in the shortest time possible.
P. E. REILLY s. CO.,
Is'r- 126 Canal street,
| no 2pst between Royal and Bourbon SITS.
I
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Clothing for Bank Inpe,'!
City Banks.
Il. III. Porter,

DEN MIST,
Has the practice DENTISTRY in all
its branches No. l57 CANAL STREET the
street.-The residence occupied by him than
twenty years. OLE 2ptf
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Clothing.
A LARGE AND SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
AT Prices
Corresponding to the Times.
HoBERr P1rKrw,
Is CAMP STREET.
have now the most complete assortment of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
offered the country consisting part the
following: f.-s-
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FRoCK COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE sUITs-A great variety
BLACK and FANCY VELVET VEsTS-Both Single and
Double Breasted.
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE VESTS.
PANTS, large assortment.
PRESIDENT CLOTH RAGLANs. ."n.
PILOT E. :.
FANCY TWEED RAGLANs superior article.
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE RAGLANS.
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
MERINO =. :. :.
COTTON |.-
SILK E.
| MERINo, LAMBS WOOL, SILK AND COTTON HALF
HOSE, splendid assortment Or
| CRAyATs, STOCKS, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, etc.
A large and superior lot of
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
Boys and Youths Clothing,
in fact everything comprised in my line
E5-strangers and public call examine
ROBERT PITKIN,
NO 2p6s Is Camp street, opposite the City Hotel
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Sir Ercelles,t Shirts fo,. S6.

Sis Excellent Shirts for $50,
Equal those offered any the United States at 81 so
each, and every article Of
GEN TLEMEN'S HoSIERY
And
Furnishing Goods,
at equally astounding sscrces regardless Of for cash
down, to the exgency of the times,
s. N. MOODf7S.
corner Canal and Royal streets.
10 SHIRT COLLARS for 80 cents.
EAsTITCHED LINEN AMBRIC IIANpKERCHIEFs
for 81 30.
6 HEAVY UNDER SHIRTS for 81 so. no 2p7t
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Y @ N M AR RIED:
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Guthein Mr. L. j. HAIR
RIS and Miss REBECCA MEYERS, both of this city
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ii Rare Chance!

Being pressed for of whole Fall and
Winter Stock arriving once, I will offer EXTRAORDI
NARY INDUCEMENTS 10 buyers.
EUGENE L. AUBERT,
City Hat Store,
ns 2p6t corner Of Common and ST. Charles streets.
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n O r r S, M A U LII & @ o.,
....|."0'F CL o III RS.
.s ~ Successors to Norris 4 WayD
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer the public their usual large and elegant
of 7r- ...
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL
" Their stock Of
OvERCOATS at'
DRESS COATS,
FROCK COATS, and
-,.. BUSINESS COATS
Has selected and manufactured with the posi-
BILE
BLACK AND FANCY CAss. PANTS.
. -..I. FANCY CASS. SUITS.
CAzIQUE.
'a In every variety.
Together with and beautiful assortment Of
-.. "a VESTS. of all descriptions.
SHIRTS
....-. FANCY GOODS :. OBJ 2ptf
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Youths and Boys OUey'COats
Ef5gI fG5ti AMI RAGLAN
PRICES.
LEWIS W. LYONS a. CO.,
NIL 2p3t 81 Canal street near Camp
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aTHs FoRry DOLLAR SEWING MAcHIsEs.--Mr. \

HORSE sroLEs.--see advertisement to this effect
in another column. 1 NJ sf'Ht s,}t
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i Clothing! Clothing!
Just received late steamers full FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING FOODS
of the LATEST STYLES, at the LOWEST CITY PRICES
LEWIS W.LYONS & CO.,
nil 2pSt .#4 IN SO Canal street near Camp
The Trinity journal., 1857-02-07
Arrival of the Mail Steamer Sonora

The Pacific Mail Steamer, Sonora, arrived at
San Francisco ON the afternoon of the 30th ult.
The news brought by her is of some importance
more particularly SO in regard to Nicaragua
Walker is beyond all doubt at this time in crit
ical position if he is alive and on the soil of Mic
aragua. An entire account of his situation is
published below.
| The Atlantic news is of desultoIy and unim-
portant character.
/ YThe Supreme Court of the United States have
decide the Missouri Compromise to have been
unconstitutional. This will have tendency to
put an end to the discussion Of the slavery issue.
and settle it as mere abstract question.
Huntington, the celebrated forger, who swim
died the merchants of New York out of half a
Million was sentenced by the Court of Sessions
to four years Imprisonment in Sing Sing This
| light punishment will no doubt encourage batch
of Huntingtons to try their hands on paper
The Tennessee which broke her shaft near Nor
folk had four hundred recruits for Walker, and
the steamer which sailed from New Orleans on
the 27th of December carried five hundred.
Mr.. Mallory has been reelected to the [. S.
Senate by the Legislature of Florida.
The Legislature of Missouri organized on the
3Oth of December. w. d. McCrackcn, dem, was
chosen President of the Senate, and Robert lIar-
rison, dem, was elected Speaker of the House,
The Bcntonitcs and Americans fused in opposi-
tion to the Democrats. This move will probably
secure the election of Mr.. Benton to the L. s. Sen
ate--an event which we should consider fortu-
nate for the country.
Great excitement existed at Nashville, Tenn,
in reference to rumorcd rising among the ne
gro slaves.
No business of any Importance was done in
Congress The Senate confirmed the nomination
of Cen Persifcr F. Smith to the Brgadership.
created originally for Gen. Shields. Congress
adjourned on Monday, Jan. 9Th.
From the signs of the times there can be but
little doubt that Kansas will be admitted as n
free State.
The Vigilance suits in New York remain in
statu qao
The politicians at Washington, it appears. have
made up Mr.. Buchanan's cabnct-only waiting
his concurrence. Mr.. Cass will no doubt 80 into
the cabinet as Secretary of State Cobb, of Gcor-
gia Clifford, of Maine Floyd. of Virginia !;
Bright, Of Indiana Jones of Pennsylvania, and
Benjamin, of Louisiana, will probably be the ad-
visors of Mr.. Buchanan. We presume lie VIII
make prudent choice.