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TO I II E L A D E S.
Ia Canal Strcet...............144
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Selling at half the usual prcct
of this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak House and General Fancy Dry Goods Store
will now be sold at PRICE, close for season.
500 New Style Point Lace Shawls and Nantes;
500 Black and Colored Silk Mantles
800 Velvet and Cloth Cloaks;
Style Founced Organies Bareges and Tissues;
200 Plain and Flounced JacOnet Dresses
Rich Tssues-Flounced and Plain;
500 Rich Vaencenne and tiupure Lace Sets
400 pieces of White and Printed Linen;
200 Bridal Robes Wreaths and Walls;
200 Infants Long Cloaks Robes and Gaps;
5000 yards of Rich French Silks, all styles;
1900 yards of Trimming, in all styles;
300 Rich Grape Shawls
200 Rich Bonnets.
And constantly receiving goods commission,
dies will find all kinds of FANCY GOODS this
establishment.
D. E. KEEGAN,
in23 2ptJe2 lAi Canal street.
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M GRANp GsRMAN PIcNIc.-Our German fellow citi-
- ind Kidding grand picnic party of two days
Jill ~ the Onion Race Course, the 18th and
4 nd 18Th init Sunday and Monday next. We are
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Shirts Without Cotia,'s.

Shirts Without Collars.
the increasing demand fer Shirts with loose
Collars,
s. N. MOODY,
Al the corner OF Canal Exchange Place,
Has ust got fine supply of them at all prices from
HALE a DOZEN EXCELLENT SEIRTS FOR 81.
The assortment Of
SUMMER UNDER GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
Is also complete and forms the largest variety offered
New Orleans and will be sold MO0DY'S universally
knowedged low prices. Call and examine. myll 2piteod
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Secondhand Furniture Store

SSVOEVttsIHcbEtN FWyTfEEyE'G SEOFN.
70 No. % BARONNE STREET.
Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing dispose o.
their Furniture either part in bulk find 1t to
advantage to call the undersigned. The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given.
Also, SECONDHAND FURNITURE, as good as new a.,
very low prices.
Secondhand Furniture taken in exchange repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
mo- 2pSn % Buronne straa+
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.8nnbrofypes for. One Dollar.

No. l2G PoYDRAS STREET,
First saloon.from St. Charles 81
Also, FINE 0PERAGLASSES TO LET at TWENYg-
FIVE CENTS, at
G u US
Depot of Opera Glasses aud AmbrotypeS
m2 2p3n 1876 Poydras street, N. q
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Or. Re0cis's
ANTI-C CATH RTIC MIX U RE
Is of the best Medicines for the Cure of
DIARRHEA, DYsERTERY, CHOLERA AND CHOLERA
MORBUS,
that has been discovered There nothing equal it
For sale by
E. D. BEACH, Druggist,
Chartres and Custouhouse SIS,
and by Druggists generally my7 2p6t&1tW
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rRIpAY MoRNING, May IL, ls57.

3 PuBLir DoCulxxTs We are indebted to Hon.
George E1s, ~, for on inexhaustible supply Of in
AsFesfife ana ySinble public documents,
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w,
prizes of l60 approximang $4,000 prize are .. ey
prizes of 50 approximating 10 900 prize
u prizes of 30 mating 5000 prize are :. Sgga
"a prizes of 30 approxinatibg to 1880 prize 79
~ prizes OF 70 approxmating to 1000 prize 600
aooo prhesol ~ ae.......... 600S
$3.50 prizes amounting to- .................$2 1904 900
Whole Tickets So Halves IS Quarters Egh. 81 2
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by figure tbs
number that draws the $4,000 prize. example II tho
number drawing the $50 900 prize No. l. then all t
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled SD ~
the number ends with No. then all the tickets
Der ends in Twill be entitled to so, and o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold following ra.as
which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
III HAN ............ ~
~ quarter :. ............ 20
10 Fights :. ........... -
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the address for Tickets ordered CT
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure thay
designate
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10 DR.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
HB-Purchasers will please write their signatures plain ar
give their Post Office County and State.
EB-Remenbc that every Prize is drawn and PAYABLE n,
full, without deduction.
1@A prizes of 1000 and under paid Immediately sfte. M
drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either TO Samuel
Swan, Box So S, Post Office, New Orleans or to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ca.
as 2pd6w or S. SWAN, Montgomery Ala
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BATES & LUCAS, Proprietora

SUBSCRIPTION TO DAILY per Ahlutn W.
=. TriWeeky per annum. %
Weekly per annum ........-.... 90
E Subscriptions and Advertisements received at the CreH
e eui office Jazz 80
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Open!
N O r R s, M U L L & CO.,
Successors to Norris WayD
CLOTHIERS,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel
Have just received from their manuactory in Philadelphia,
and will open during the coming week their usual
New and Choice Stock
%
SPRING A ND s UNIV f r CLO r MING
comprising al the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALZACS,
COATS,
VESTS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
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u. W.. Scum our.

j. W. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE f. LA,
Practices his Profession Branches in the Parishes O.
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE
EAST and WEST FELICIAHk,
And SUPREME COURT In New Orleans oct16 2pt
ct,p w rt,p1
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Talk ON ,Changc.

The falling off at the usual corners on Carondelet,
st. Charles and Camp streets, may be noted as the
advent of summer quietness and stagnancy, yet there
is good quantity of business going on at the steam
boat landing. Our marine list gives the arrivals OF
several boats from the West with full and valuable
cargoes. There are large shipments of produce for
Texas, Alabama and Georgia. which serve to relieve
the apparent summer apathy.
The European mails by the Europa were received
yesterday. We publish below letter from our intel
.ligent and wel-informed correspondent, which fully
exposes the articles and tricks esorted to to depress
Southern interests. We have not room nor space to
extend our remarks, but merely have to say that
three thousand bales Of cotton were destroyed in
Liverpool on the oath of April Part Of this cotton,
it is believed, was held for account Of parties in this
city, being in the hands of Messrs J. & D. Malcolm
son & Co., j. B. Babcock 4 Co.. Henry Mine & Co.,
Frederick Lyris & Co.. all covered by insurance.
will notice this weeks circular the Same dodge
previously VIZ teporng daily less than actual sales
why not well daily wait till the end of the
week. tits wonderful the articles resored for the purpose
shor the ohn Sss =
much as he English may choose
ss 5 for II sf9 70 tel hs what
q The last there was on the pillows G The
ascertained the crop cotton will be $780,
000" Pray where Is that placer Most reliable
and in pity they throw in odd bale decide
betsY Will they place under consumption the II 1900 bales
burnt in Mobile 1900 bales burnt here yesterday
Cotton will be too long to be burnt in such
quantities. t@5S f
The power Influences brought against Amer
lean interest in cotton most powerful the
press in Manchester especially the Guardian which wholly
devoted the spnner interest Of which Mr. Abbot the New
York correspondent they have parties in New Orleans and
other Southern who forward here distorted
and incorrect reports Of markets etc. and all for the
it important you should have here firm and fearless
pendent. VA h45
purpose Of promoting the growth of cotton in al ports Now
that is little liberal They called India, but have
return Southern United States what is alluded Legis
lave restrictions conceive unless it be the slave trade
ike
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OF every description of fabric and style.
GENTS FURNISH N G & o O D
mil 2pf Of description
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Ties !! Ties i!
Notice to Sugar Planters.

Island Of Cuba.
0 S D o I N G o
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment,
where be found superior stock of selections and
most favurte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGA RS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT TIL r l. W EST PRICES.
"OLD JOE he is fanilarly known for
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Eotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old where be found the very
best brands of Havana and Paper CHARS of his mpor
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found the best brands Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality of Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
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Merchants Refinery.

We prepared fill orders choice REBOILED IOE7
ISIASA AOI4ASsES and SYRUP.
ROSS, ADDISON & CO.
fe2O 2p4m 67 Tcbonritoulns s+res,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

SUSPENSION FLuME-We clip the following
description Of flume recently placed across
the Stanislaus River, on suspended wire, from
the San Joaquin Republican. The fume is
at Knights Ferry. ats entire length from
bank to bank is 800 feet, the portion suspend
ed by wire being 470 feet; length Of span be-
tween towers, ss5 feet, with height of rs feet
above the water The flume is close conduct
or, 200 square inches in the clear, with pres
sure or head sufficient for $50 inches, as usu.
ally measured for mining purposes, and is
supported or suspended from two annealed
wire cables $40 feet long The towers. two in
number, are Sc feet high, with base of 20
feet"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ss- DIR. L. J. Czapisay. - We would direct
the especial attention Of invads to pcrusai of r L.
Capkay advertisement to be found in another column Of
this paper in order to place the services of learned and
experienced physician within their reach So much III has
been inflicted the human family from the pernicous and
ignorant practices Of empires that seems as # we were
filling bounden duty make known where udcious relief
be obtained To those unfortunate enough to suffer
from the effects Of sexual private Diseases their III
treatment cheerfuy commend DIR. L. J. Czapkay as II
Of scientific and medical requirements possessing
all the requisites, from long experience and acknowledged
skill for the successful practice of his profession Having
made sexual complaints especial study, like the cele
brated Rcord Of Paris he enabled to guarantee speedy
and permanent all of private chronic dis
ease whether the effects Of coniagion abuse loss Of
virty and order that patients at distance may avail
themselves of his advice free consultation by letter open
TO them. The knowledge that have Of the
he has effected of which Of long standing
leads us to place much faith in Dr. Cs efficacy, and com
mend him to the confidence Of those in III bealth. DIR
Czapkays are Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery San Francisco. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

NOVEL MoDE OF PEDDLIsG MnK.-The Sar
Francisco Herald of the 7th inst, says: "We
yesterday saw a milk peddler who attracted
considerable attention. Instead of selling his
milk from wagon, he drove COW before him,
and MIXED her to the amount required by his
customers. Between the animals horns was
placed sign with the words fresh milk" in
scribed on it. We have heard some verdant
people say that this milkman is honest, and
sells pure milk. Impossible. If he imagines
that people will believe his COW is not half q
pump, he will have his labor for his palms,
Our people have read too many milk and
water jokes to be imposed upon in any such
deception.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

NAVIGATION ON THE UPPER SAN JOAQUIN
We learn from one of our exchanges, that
the steamer Gpsey left Stockton recently for
a trip to the upper San Joaquin as far as Fort
Miller, if practicable She carried several cit-
zens of Stockton with her as passengers. They
expect to be gone some ten days or two
weeks. The navigation Of the San Joaquin
is attracting considerable interest at present,
which interest must be increased by the new
Tulare Canal bill, which contemplates the
union of its waters with those Of Kings river.
This will be the sixth trip made by any steam
er to those waters since the settlement of the
State, though in no instance has any boat got
SO far up as Fort Miller The Gipsey will pro-
badly go no farther than the mouth OF the
Slough, some % miles below.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

MORE OF THE BANGOR AFFAm.-We saw and
conversed yesterday, says the Marysville En-
quirer Of the 4th inst, with a gentlemen who
was present at the time Of the hanging of the
three men by the citizens of Bangor, Butte
county, on the afternoon Of the 1st Of March.
They freely confessed their guilt of the crime
for which they suffered, and acknowledged
their guilt Of more crimes than they preferred
o name They also confessed to be portion
of sworn band, whose headquarters are in
San Francisco, and one of them stated aloud
that, though he himself did not commit the
deed, he was an accomplce in the recent muir
der of Mr. Julien, in San Francisco. The
bodies were all suspended at the same instant,
from the same tree, and the unfortunate men
met their fate with much courage.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

Or some UsE.--There were So, 800 collected
from the Chinese of Butte County for the
month of March,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-The San Joaquin Re
publican of the 18th inst. says rencontre took
place on the leyee yesterday, between two men
named Turner and Patterson, in the progress
of which the latter received pistol shot in the
leg. A hostile feeling had existed between the
parties for some time. On meeting yesterday,
Patterson approached or took hold OF Turner,
when the latter drew his pistol, struck P. over
the head, and then fired. The wound, we un-
derstand, is not serious.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-15
mariposa 4emotrat.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.


n
TERRIBLE SrAMPEDE.--The Baltimore San
of Feb. 10th, says one of the most frightfui
scenes ever occurring in church, transpired
recently in the Zion independently African
Methodist Episcopal church, situated on the
corner of Howard and Montgomery streets,
which prevailed for nearly quarter of an
hour, and resulted in the severe injury Of sew
eral colored persons. 1t appears il had been
previously announced that colored woman,
said to be uncommonly intelligent, and with
very meritorious power of language, would oc-
cupy the pulpit on the above evening, and
preach upon some religious topic. At the
usual hour the church was crowded to over
flowing, with an audience which certainly was
not less than fifteen hundred persons, very
small number of whom were whites. The
predatory exercises were conducted with so
lemnity and propriety the interesting preach
er had, perhaps, advanced to the middle por-
ton of her discourse, when some fellow seated
below, apparently under the choir gallery, in
stentorian voice cried out in startling man-
ner, " Fire fire the church is on fire ~
1t rung through the church like the most aw-
full summons, and electrified the congregation
beyond control Instantly there was rush
from all parts Of the spacious structure for the
door and windows, whereupon scene ensued
which defied description. Many Of those upon
the lower floor, in rushing to the front doors
were so tightly jammed in the aisles, that they
could not move either backwards or forwards,
and were injured in the struggle. Those in
the gallery rushed pe-mell toward the stairs
on either side, and mass of humanity, piled
upon each other, was the consequence. Many
Others however, seeing that escape was i'm
possible by the staircase, boldly jumped over
the galleries upon the heads Of their unfortu-
nate brethren below. One Of these cut a man
very severely and at the same time broke one
of his legs. Captain Woods, of the southern
watch, was soon on the ground, and cried out
Justify to the fleeing congregation, assuring
them that there was not the slightest danger,
but they were too much frightened to listen to
him. Many of them lost their shawls, hand
kerchiefs, bonnets, coat, shoes, and even long
boots in the noise and confusion Of the panic.
The church building itself did not prove unin-
Ijured, as many of the window glasses were
broken, and the seats torn away and broken.
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GOOIIef,S

flINfMEST fer cid Sores and Barns, Or wherever ne
" Of ssiss % olntnens indrassd vi iosad
f.r pguisrals a. ary etef. Aane Who nade trai
eftls great dsp cry bal speaks os IN the most enthn-
siAsfr isrms Rnes par lseA 1ae, o. a. per daEsn.
NE above aua1r Frm<des mag b. oetatned or nc
preprssor Nashville lena, ChesFs street, No. y q em
ne principal DTufsiss 81 ts city, and Al the nPersan
owns Ia he seaih and West Also The SAppiae Depot
y shin Lave Cas-. Ne. IS Market street, Essbvs,
a~en.sassL 1s lt 1855 feb3 p
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS DAILY LINE.

17sn THEfoloRing n TT--rJA -
kEFZCEfzfS97 a steamers form &-IEtstf5 j
Esa1zH the Daily Unit ,lezsAs
cd States Mall line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at ~ O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo al 6 A. b.
J. @. CLINE, HITE Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
wELvER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master Aida,
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the outvile and
st. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
70 and Chicago. Passengers by this line reach
New Orleans Memphis st. Louis ana Lousvile in much
less time thai by any Boats For passage freight
apply a. the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis ~
o. W. DAVIS, President, 81
decl-tf n 4 NJ. q. S. Mail Packet Company.
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NE, zcaH- 1@ ma So - 81.
s. ENSEY. so
nNAIRESS-MkKER AND UPR0LSTERER

. VA LAX NIAEkx,a-A FhlF AOLA AUAIHlUF IHA
q, .co7zog FACTORY FRASKLLg, TENN
VIT oULD respectfully announce public hat he Is
w prepares 70 eSecuts all orders the above Dt
with eatness despaich Mattresses made 10 order
Hair Moss Shock Cotton. Of the best material lie
guarantees that his Of The business spdh
Asities procuring material he execute ordert 10
the above line cheaper any other The
safe e hopes attention 70 business. procure
) In raj hare o. pubic patronage. rf.
q $50 sI'sa..l s ENsEY
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xEMpHIs AND FAsEyILLE PACEFTs.
Regular New Orleans Packet.

1-~-u = THE substantial steamer COnbtn-
sO%gssA7 LAND, Captain VIZ DuRkhIT, 5 nssins
upedor accommodations lor h
gers Freight and stock, will ply during the season ~
aud all interne diate landings Herexeeeolns
vll insure in OF direct snip eL.s,
W. A. JOHNSON co. OF New Orleans wiz eeI - hkens
In conjunction with Capt. N. ID. p b BhoGhs Nho
eide permanently in New Orleans at No. ~ Cts
during the season the purpose OF giving hs en-
tire attention 70 the nng Of all purchase orders a the low
-, .onres II. H. HARRISON,
dses-sm Agent
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WILL SCI a. arens fss sueA sof ne viii
righteousness 0aes - 4. l. Nsssiss, coraeF nruz4
pat Bfpot stfsets. D. ". RTfSSELI,
desie Aeent.
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GOOti9etss

yTK0ErABLE LiNiNENris not surpassed ~ sny ether
Linmsnt sflcaey. and has given grassa tstiaf2c
son 10 al have Aderia 0fit May experiences gen,
teen declare 10 the best hey have An experienced
Physoian a his Luimenti Is decidedly preierahe
90 any ether boranss prompt In snecnng The o.
lees designed in "a ue' well more peasAut and The
500 ssl ely he nas sFer seen, fries prf e0tie
dosrn b. W M Ices
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Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department. viii be found all the nO0sies Of the
Brocads, from cheap TO the EOs.co'iIyi ---,
- riosnee sv,.,s.. :. -,
70 Plain cord POu De Louis for dag and evening;
Rich Moire Antique, for prouenades -,
NArsehnes Gro de Nap and Millinery Eiks; 40
satins, all Widths, coors and qualities; re7s 81
Bashon's Gro De Rhines
Black Paris and Lyons Tanetss, cheapi
Ee'd silks, premier designs; II
: Royal Mourning Pou De Loire 81
Armures lspahan and Gro de Ahicus.
Rich sink Robes, Tor Dinner and evening; fTowsT;
Rich Barge RObes, Georgia Cashmere and ou
orgsndy Robes, from PsIu cord 70 fan ehinlE' -
New and exquisite designs in MusIins, Barsses Jack
Plain JsckOnsts 10 an eoors; cTT fg
Asch and magnificent desingsi in all fthe above;
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Goods Z
Lace and Embroidery Department
~ Rich French worked Capes; tI
4 4" lace 90; ieE e-lft-rF
ssHs worked Collars and sleevcsl
4 Il FBreAkfastsetts In cambria and jaconet
eetts Scotch work fer travelling, w Fa
- French work and laes Capaior odladies A.
Anmnsase stock Of swiss and jaeOnst signss and In
swiss JAconet and DImity nOunees, pI'in and highly
Point zppidue and Real val Lacss; -
Ten shoruand novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Departmental
Here stock wn excel in variety, The assortment
Rill be Great Rich and compets We shall keep ate
Gtlidr6Is women ana mems Aote dfid DdH-ffoee.
Msrins sk and Cotton vssA and Drawers, chhdren.
" Iexsn a and yosephine KID Gloves. wngW
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and CAmeries;
4 Printed Linens and JRconetsior Children
In Al dsssrPuons efGeOda fer ehldfen cur stock yin
Be choice. q &
NantiIlaa shawls and scaris
Of every desirable fabric, India. Fronoa Vienna and
Rrssh. Every description Of GarneHs En Be offered IN
thin department..
~ 90 House FurnishingAe 'aA.
Heck Towels, plain And eamAsk borders; ISL.
- Z" frtnged and cold enda,
Andescriptions d tosels and Diapers; A ia.-'
peach Dsmask and Turkish ToselHi vaH
Farni urr and Glass Cloths, ~
Pano and IAhle Covers, al kinds n .Hflt 90
Rch curtAie Damaska, WINNINGS 70 natchs
Rich GIT Cornlce, Bands aae Pms; "
Rich Musir ana Lace Curtalns
snun Ho1aud window Ehades;l fter
q All aescripdons ofSammcrflanneis-
Rich Tablr namasks end clqrhsfoF dnner parties;
Fufnisurs, ca ftosAnd Dsaites. II
- White and eol'd HoiQusa Meta;
Eumner Quits ana Couuterpanes: ara
linen and Cotton shestnE ., All widths, - rs
Hrd. ceadla and OrA Blankets. III #f6
CARPETS, Oil Cloths and Mating.
IA thls part Of oar stock t needless refer a. q
ceeseaea s haep tee largest, eegAas and a. The
y. 81 sIrne, shs apsstsioekin ne western coaatry.
f1la- PIantAtion ana Negro GODS
Ana al goods ~ pi.es A shassss Prcah We hope
40 ocr car len6s ths $1,000 ihs bea, assorinsh
-, eods ne have ever had The peasure % oaer. an4
100 ,.szecffatsY inyis All 10 visit hsli1ey nay
~. hos ialiy We shaii asesi their sgpeelaicn,,
isbs 3. G. heSAiRi c., - ceasEs ssrs-s.
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GOOsIEet'S

IIKs PAHAcEA; ons o. the beet ismy remedies rev iE
III use Il has become celebrated ~ general re
aud Il pecnary seaeions IN coda eoughs, seye throat
nf,etions dispepsia cote dstfhe 1esTn ana
rhrsnic diseases 1hss fsnaedy : uoadsFlD psed
fec Ale dlsea ses Every fsDiy Should keep tupp Prizes