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The BATON Rouge Rar1roaa.

Although it is possible the House of Representa-
tiyes have decided this question fayorably or ad-
sversey-in regard to the State subscription sought
to be obtained-before we take pen in hand to write
this article still we cannot forbear thanking able
contemporary of the Natchtoches Chronicle for the
very conclusive argument in support of the proposed
measure, which appeared in his paper of the 2lst
instant And beyond the incontrovertibility of his
argument there is something else that challenges
esteem and admiration. That something is this 1t
is the enlarged spirit Of lberality which embraces
the whole commonwealth, instead Of particular
portion that sees in the advancement and Develop
nent of one section general promotion of the aggre
gate interests of all sections This is the right spirit
in which to view judge and determine all enterprises
Of public moment; and il the Baton Rouge Railroad
bill has been or is to be defeated it will be by the
prevalence of an opposite sentiment as narrow and
contracted as the other is liberal and statesmanke.
Our contemporary states the case admirably in the
subjoined paragraph:
pnrts the state have deep they
s s nS soss Sdna a %
agans because ier immediate constituents are not
Can favor conducive the public welfare
These the questions to be solved by those whore called
egisae who would in the spirit of legislators
We the hackneyed tr, that whnteyer benefits par
section This is Think that section OF
Louisiana and every citizen in H. has deep interest," though
pecnnay and il every dollar Of stock in The road ID
the shape Of dividends but should be lost
the would wise QUE the work could De
| accomplished and kept open for travel
Then, the necessity that exists for railroad con
necton of the governmental and commercial capitals
is forcibly calculated the pride we should all take
and which the citizens of other States do take, in
their seats of government is appropriately illustrated
and the evils legislative aud general that flow from
lack of speedy and certain communication alone to
be obtained from railroads. are put down in manner
that would defy the efforts of the astutest casusts
overthrow them. n7z.
Wequote the concluding paragraphs of the article
to which We have thus hastily adverted:
This road would greatly contribute prosperity
Of the Florida parhehey have enjoyed from their
peculiar character ptoportonate s IRE OF disbursements
The treasury improve their condition. When they
aided in this way. Il is but fair they should be-
We only intended notice in paragraph the report Of the
committee against the and have ait
written essayand given eeby part of why Gov
Wickles Recommendation oughtto neitstened Webeeye
every member from Northern Louisiana will bes please his
own constituents by supporting the measure
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sa-A trial of HooHand's German Bftters
will convince the most skepica of their great virtues Read
the following:
Julius A. Jeger says New Elizabeth Hendricks county
Ind sne IL should like you send lot Of your
German Bitters them be valuable medicine, de-
serving all the reputation they have acquired have used
my family, and they have proven certain rem
edy for Graduating the fever and have used them sue
cessfuly for two years.
William Norton says: Huntington Ind Sept. 20, 1854
Send another supply of Bter Immediately They sell rap
idly give the unboundel satisfaction in every
do not know in which have sold one bot
tie that the person did more in that the
one bottle cured the person.
See advertisement fel6 aplm&W
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CIrY.-Wson Bets, W c Reiwin Dagienana. La. I.
HonEwh, Coast Sutgon IN Douglas, WcbsIer Flanagan,
b Gregg Il Sims " A Provine Texas; Il Ii Kirby, W u
Iopgstreet Miss L seriey; Coast Simpson 6 4
Sharp, A EnoS Robinson, Col. \ Edwards, j Wu.tCrt
Nm !. SlEEhicD, child and La pr Bucr, Va l. A
Hoclsis New Haven CT Elijah Boyd, New York Robert
>Dgcan Mobile John Garter. l. ko1egan. ThoS William
soq, Clinton Miss John Newell DSp,Frta W II Boswell,
John } Moore ilnl!a City, Ala; I Smith HUd IVdy, W
Smith, Wm Cameron Miss Cameron, Mas Stewart, Atk js
Tius,y, NJ u, Mourgmery Ala; snt, Locpor1 III L II
Dolejtll john Wade, MunJtcetu, La Samuel UeuIHus,
Green, Cincinnati amos Taylor, Robert Taylor. Va \
Eaupheli Magazine q. A u NJ Hauads, W HGrbon, 4
Lyman, Point Goupee, La q W'ter'On, Ioynstcn
houn, st Summary.
ST. CHI ARI.tS....J B Howell. La; II Claiborne 7 5
Savage, Mrs. U Clay l. ClsS Va q NJ &'vi Erl
to9st d Dawson, Augusta; Cook. Stateu island; Rev
\ II Scott Va; Pprnel La MaEt0ck, Arb; l. Lea
R9ss G Kinney WsshigEoni 7 L Sykes h%,stsi Matt
Nhra Texas: Hawss, Helena; j q fuFkeT Ala; q Nc
ebony Montgomery; Ala K T SIMON, Columbus nr Col
liS Providence Holman, Macon Miss G Wellsou aud
and lady, Miss Lester Lake PrDyitge' Lane, Memphis
v Williams Bo;s1G v thurman ard lady, Ba on Rouge,
Miss Woodrpa, Eiizabtlb y j. " l. ArEite, Holmes,
Miss; Langley, Jackson; Griffin. Eicksburg; u la.
tleif O; / Moon. Ec&sburE, MC,ayUck lany child
and servant Tenn OstTUuGvE Y Whitehead, itiy
aud sur, Va.
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SfanslNering Cured.

PROFESS J. H LEVIN
OF Virginia, informs those afflicted with Samruering
Suffering he has taken at the House.
Camp street No. 21 where he prepared enable
speak with dis,incnes generally space
Of hours without inictng the slightest pain. The patient
invariably convinced that is efectaa and permanent.
Where the above change is attained charge will be
He will remain in this place for short time only
SB.-No one hesitate in giving call; upon
honor Of gentleman it is humbug All ask is far trial.
No charge for consulting.
Read the following certificate
NEW ORLEANS, February 49, 1857.
Having visited Prof j. H Levin with my son. 10 years old
who has had the habit of sanusrinl from early
satisfied that the practice Of his system is eecua Of
habit summarizing AID cheerully him
patronage of all afflicted in that way.
GEORGE CLEAvLAND,
re25 Pot ~ Union street
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Mourning Goods.

We would call the particular attention Of those in Of
MOURN ING GOODS
large of these guois. They all our
DIRECT IMPORT ALTON, and offered prices They
consist, in part, Of
81 BLACK BOMBAZINE Of different qualities;
81 and G. BLACK MOuSsELIN DE LAME, of different
Qualities;
5a BLACK TAsisE and CANTON CLOTH of different quail
tiles:
81 and 81 BLACK ALPACA and CHALLYS, Of diferen,
qualities:
PLAIN and SATIN STRIPED BAREGES of different quail
tiles;
REAL GRENADINES and
FRENCH MOURNING JACONETS, CALIC0s AND NUS
Inns;
ENGLISH and FRENCH OR APES; TAyFETAS;
LOVE GAUZE aud MOURNING Wells:
DEEP MOURNING and HALF MOURNING COLLARS and
CHEMISETTES,
HOSIERY and GLOVES, Of all kinds,
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
9p6 street
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Removal.
kSefnOCNt.
LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFAC-

LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TORY.
The subscribers having removed from No Id Canal street 10
Nos l65 67 block, offer let the former de-
sirable Store
spacious building in which they have established
their Mandatory will enable them keep with the in
demand for their well made and substantial PlNTA
TON CLOTHISG and thankful for the spreading patronage
bestowed on them they spare exertion make them
selves deserving Of its continuance.
Planters and Country Merchants coming the city
spectfully invited call and visit their establishments
HEBRARD 4 CO.,
fe26 oplm 1865 and l67 Canal
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F. NJ A L A D o.,
Nos IS aud 60 Canal of Old Levee street. N o.
.r... Just received per steamer Cahawba--
large and varied Of Youths Boys and Chill
drens NEW STYLE SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING
consisting Of
Black and Coored Cashnarette COATS;
Black Drap Etc ROCKS and PANTS;
Planters Linen COATS and PANTS;
Check COATS JACKETS and PANTS;
White and G. lored Drill PANTS,
Alpaca Coqts and Jackets; Marseles Vests.
CHILDREN'S LIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING, etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
fe26 2p3t So and GO Canal street, corner Old Lev5e
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ii Card. :

CITIZEN AND S T r A f +
Are invited to vsi: DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL coll
LEGE lB6 Canal street. any day from to O'Clock P. NJ.
There parlor elegantly fitted up expressly for vi itors
There apartments and professors for each branch Iii the
only institution in the Uted States persons
life las we'll yohth in private apartments attend any
branch they may desire All desired attend until perfect
in any branch in which they may Lessons limited
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
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Spring Fashions.

Just received by
E. L. E. B 0 N n E T,
A Full Stock of Spring
FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOWERS;
BONNET TRIMMING and BELT RIBBONS;
STRAW and SILK BONNETS;
"TARLETANS; GRAPE LIsSE;
Oil SILK and TISSUE;
Walls; BRIDAL WREATHS;
BUSHES, all Descriptions
FLORENCE SILKS;
MEMS and Boys HATS;
LEGH0RN FLATS; a
BLONDES LACES, etc.
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BUGLES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
A fn assortment of MILLINERY ARTICLES, to which he
calls The attention of city and country buyers.
E. L. E. BONNET
II
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Cl0thi,sa.
F. ARD& CO.,,
So and 60 Canal street. corner Old Lev

F.. M D & Cos,
So and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
Received per Empire City an assortment of SEA
soNABLE GOODS for early SPRING WEAR, consisting of
Cakes Tweeds OFFICE COATS, PALTOT FROCKS, PANTS
and VESTS, in suits. f.' ,r..n -.
Cashmere Tweeds COATS, PALTOTFROCKS PANTS and
VESTS, in tuits.
Nankinet COATS PALToT-FRocKs, PANTS and VESTS,
in snis
Superne Hight and dark colored Summer Cloth PALTOT~
FRoCks. Office Coats and Sacks.
Tweeds and Nankinet English PALToTS.
Flannel Twet DIS PALTOT.FROCKS and Office Coats
Black Merino FROCK COATS Paltaloons and Vests
Black Cashmarette FR0CK COATS.
All of the latest styles cut and material
White and Colored COTTON SHIRTS all Linen Shirts; Socks
Crava and variety of Furnishing Goods Trunks Tray
cling Bags, India Rubber Clothing, etc.
Intending make for Spring and Summer Stock
shall SELL from this date.
WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
Plantation Articles.
In connection with establishment fine goods we have
general dep,t of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con-
the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAS COTTONADE PANTAL0ONS, superior to
any the Northern Cotonades and sewed by Sewing
Denms. Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denms Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets and Jumper
SHIRT.
Women's and Girls Cotsonade and Calico FROCKs.
:. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats. ETC.
B-We keep on hand at our depot the whole year round
ING, for Men and Women.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
fe25 2p3teod of Old Levee street.
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FRENCH ENGLISH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
Professor Isidore Gai Who has for twenty been
sog Of ancient and modern languages and who has for three
years past the popular teacher Of French in the Fourth
District High Schools has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
Mr.. Yctors store where he proposes teach
French Spanish English, s who favor him with
their confidence He will have morning and evening classes
suit the convenience Students and his long experience and
high reputation with all who know him.
Of his competency give entire satisfaction See his card in
another column.
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CHl'petiUg, etc.

I'D. CAMERON & CO.,
STREET, .............I24
Offer sale choice assortment Of
English Velvet aud Brussels Carpetinc;
Superior Three-ply and Ingram =.
Stair and Hall o..
Bazes, Rugs Stair Rods, Door Mats, etc.
WINDOW C0RNICES.
By arrivals have added largely our stock
exhibit fine variety.
WINDOW SHADES.
We have variety of styles many designs Just
cyiyed, of various sizes
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
"a Brocaelle; SILK and Woed Damask Wo-sted and Cot
ton all Cotton all Horsed, Lace and Curtains yest-
bae Door Lace Brass Pins and Bands Loops Cords Frnges
Gimps etc. fe23 Prot
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fe26 2plm
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HrAu persons will please remember that
A. j. FRENCH 1870 Poydras only has auction Mondays
and Saturdays from O'clock Atall times
sposn his great variety stock Of Dry Goods Fancy
Goods Jewelry great bargains private SALE Goand
sas 2p6t
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The Bee closes an extended analysis of the bill in
the following terms: 49,


#. s,sn. oh IL si,s If
ssp ss DsIss p sa
BY The Highest possible pGe ,s suhe IL, is
appointed BY Beard Composed q State
the z s 70 hs y e
stitusn out this remark en- Tor We spPe
peached before our Judicial tribunals.
The bill, according to our mind, is clearly contrary
to the spirit of the section Of the constitution quoted,
and the only purpose it can possibly subserve will
be to arouse fearful tornado the probable results of
which the boldest of us may well shudder to contem
plate. It will be fruitful of evil only, and entirely
barren Of good.
The picayune thus denounces the bill: ~
1t is most extraordinary measure full of
denominations and we cannot imagine The possibility o Us re-
that body with better than this dra
ssns IN u
being under rigid nr.eanee i Places IN the hands Of one
inagues Of action towards the people
STATE which Is in tie hghes. degree
itably be attended with the deporable results
equaline aocous the rights Of the people
Of large etynons 70 insulting tS large body Of intelligent
in Tie Tinted States
against This measure any other character
hope the majority Of the Legislature will evince their wisdom
the people q MS city viii end y ntter failure
We not in the hunor submit to unwarranted
All true, and forcibly put. We would sooner pay
the $500 fne-one-ifth Of which is to go into the
pocket Of the Attorney General than act as ex
traordinary deputy on the day of any election
under the irresponsible sway of petty tyrant desg
mated as superintendent of Elections" We shall
consider very extraordinary if the Coroner does not
make large number of fees out of those who act
a" extraordinary deputies during election times
Well it is poor breeze that watts good to no one!
The Coroners income will be swelled by holding in
quests, while the Attorney General will reap gor
GUS golden harvest by prosecuting delinquents de-
pryed of the privilege of trial before jury of their
peers. In sooth, it is delectably arranged affair all
round, for--the Coroner and Attorney General.
The Delta strongly opposes the bill, and says:
What possibly hare that the in
Of teroistss The bower given the person Who may become
sn di Ky
be made without explanation being given
that they legal they shall be allowed
eas to That the arrested were Of different stamp
in politics the superintendent they would be permitted to
The parport Of one section the bill odios
pose such measure t that giving Attorney General
for his tTsny per 5 Of the money on, az
@ ns @ s nS ID ia T Sose
unhappy lot should fall this section Of the bin
hut Ne ess1s sgss @ thu" would offer men
Sa os S e aT wss the
p IN 9sanssd ossp W 1s s
Ssve deputy he appo"ed would not he
p d y T s an shall be s r Il
like lanb The the pollswhile
es nS
w., suctja riSl eacysaS h
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Youths and Boys Clothing.

q 22p2t<
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Cotton Seed Oil.

Messrs GREEN, HARDING IL CO.. No. &c Poydras street.
gents for FIsk'S COTTON SEED OIL prepared
furnish dealers with this Oil less price than Lard Oil. This
oil superior any kind Of oil known for burning kind
Of lamps people respectfully requested try
this Southern production fe26 2p6t
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CURE OF SrAMMERNG.-Professor j. H. Lewen
continues demonstrate his Of curing that dreadful
pedent social intercourse ssmering He receives GER
tfcaes his day after day for who become
freed from maad which they had supposed incuabe
refrain giving their testimony for the benefit of fellow
sefes We would call attention TO the certificate APP
pended Pref Lewens this mornings paper The
Professor always be found the ST. John House. No. %
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veterinary Surgeon

DOC T r w Pr o G T O R,
No. l6S julia street. between ST. Charles and Caondeie
The undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Physician,
cennoduus premises opened
INFIRMART for diseased Horses Cattle, His long
experience and practitioner Of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and 81 RGERf in Kentucky aud Tennessee
him in believing that he give entire satisfaction in all
entrusted him. Where is effected charge
will be made.
FS-Specia attention given Nicking and Docking the
approved styles.
DR.. w. PROCTOR,
i4I0 No. l63 Julia street,
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CtooEs and Russian Eesrs.
CONE TO THE LADIES'


FASHION, BLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be unlimited stock Of ali kinda
OF Fancy Goods 1000 yards of rich French silks
50 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 500 Russian Purs m poo
RAD Hhawis; full assortment of rich LacGs Ribbons La
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new syle
Robes lie Chambre: 200 Rich Embroidered Hunkerctef
full assortment Of Dress Goods; Rich Flounccd Uarers ar
CANDIES and Tissues; full assortment Bridal and Rav r
cles Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corse
Ladies Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bags Purtelpnnies and
as this is already known as the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY
and the only one III the city that keeps Unlimited STOCK Of
GLoAhS ALL STYLES, for Ladies, Misses and Battles WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLoAks of ORR own
MANUFACTURING, al half the price and will ,rgn
tee t. sell them less than half the price of those hrs % 20
on North to buy some Coaks sell again
Merchants buying Goaks, Bonnes Silks Fn,hro;1 ,ia n,
any Fancy Goods, should call Mt li4 CANAL STREET
d. Z. kEEGAN,
w. SPUN LA Canal street
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SHOCKING MuRDER.-On the Nth inst, barbarous
murder was committed at an election in Almanac
county, n. C. An old man named Shaw stabbed his
sonin.law, William Gibson, twice, and afterwards
threw stone at him, breaking his skull and causing
death in few minutes. Shaw was committed to iai
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Superior Rodgers Cutlery.

fresh stock fine assortment Of JOSEPH RODGERS
POCKET KNIVES, the best cutlery known. Also, his UNE
QCALED SCISSORS of every size, fgon the finest lace the
largest plantation size, for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
oo1o Ianal nd Royal
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY u, 1857.

~ We are indebted to Hon. 7. q. Shields for
public documents. Also to Hon. J. J. E. blanchard
for q similar favor.
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For. Sale.

lent running order.
Apply a, the Clothing Manutactory Nos 1855 and lG1 Caral
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Judge j. n LEA candidate for reelec
office of Associate Justice of the surreme Court
fe1S 10 st & Ad' AZ
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Charter OAK stores.

MESSRS. G. G. BIER & CO.,
No. 95 Camp street,
Have just received another invoice of the above CELEBRA
TED STOVES and invite commission chants and
CHEAP and superior article, give
them call, above STOVES of all patterns sizes and
prices, constantly on hand. fe25 2p6t
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E'i&E,S
F'iail, Giad Printed Linens.

800 pieces PRINTED LINENS at 25c per yard up,
1893 E. EXTRA FAMILY LINEN at IS per piece M
$50 very superior Birds Eye DIAPER &c per yard
100 very beautiful Double Danask French TABLE SETS al
Sl2 50 up.
P. & E. REIL' Y & CO.,
Sign he Golden Flax
fe2I 2p6t I26 Canal street;
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Wines and liquors,

Wines and liquors,
ROYAL STREET, II
Asupply of CREME DE BOuzY CHAMPAGNE in quart.
pnts, constantly hand which equal the
comes this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
b Fl ID ES:
sAzERAC OF the Vintage of 1896 1898 1905
brands.
" III X Y:
OF all ription5Scotch, Irish r ye Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints ana quarts.
Also.
Or hand my usual of the WINES and LII
QUORS in the market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the eiy.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No. II Royal street.
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.RfftbaRt0 journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above is published the Capital Of Alabama and
is Of the Oldest ardbest uapers in The State md
has the largest circulation in its vicinity interior and in
THAI portion of Alabama Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans 1t is consequently the medium nd
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Propretors
T Z R MS.
No. 3Mo. she. u No.
Daily square. IS 20 50 % sl3 % go 20
Weekly, square. . 80 $50 1000 20 10
III" square.'.' 100 GO Il 90 ls 20
Subscription Daily per arnu,rl .. w s. m
..Tri-Weekly per Rnnunl .......... ) 90
e. Weekly per annun .............. 2CO
"a Subscriptions and Advertisements received q, The GREG
cent once. o,
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II. DureJ s Co.,
STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
Chnrtres street
Have received per Cahawba new supply of STA.
T1ONEkY, which they oiler at very low prices:
Cash Boxes PostOiice Boxes, Wafer Boxes;
Match Boxes, Envelope Cases. Bill Head Boxes;
Caenders, with /, . and parts, Irvine Boxes;
Mucilage, Steel Pens, Gold Pens, Penknyes;
Envelopes Of all kinds and sizes;
Note Paper, Lead Pencils;
Blank Notes Blank Drafts Bills of Exchange, etc
Blank Books always on hand
Check Books made TO order.
P. DUREL & CO.,
fe4 2n.f 81 ;yhartres street.
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Gamers New Music SToRE.-Mr. L. Gabie, of
the pofnsr store No. 80 Camp street perceive,
opened No So Charities rather he has
purchased well known and well stocked establishment of
Mr. f. ZambeH place. and win continue the business Of
both stores Mr. G. always been popular with music
dealing community glad him give these tokens
The au5stsntaly his popularity, cards Of himself
sapa iii. ZAIntelD III this morning paper.
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The Ragasse Kettle Traii, and

FURN1CE.
The subscriber prepared to close contracts with full
guarantee, to take off crops with GIIMAN'S PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with consump-
lion of Wood exceed oneha cord per hogshead for
entire boiling Of the juice into Sugar cord hoghead
for grinding the Boiling juice into Sugar
The of the Bag45se Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands clean the juice The the
attendance of but hand the Bagasse is
after it the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
ia1 2plnl--fm 81 Natchez street