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HERRING'S
s a. W lB @
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
CHhMPION!l
THE recent trials al Read
,ing have endorsed the cur-

<zszzsnz<SzE< rem, of public ofinion, and
confirmed the verdict of more than 200 acci-
dental fires proving conclusiveiy that "Her-
rng'sn is the only safe that will not burn.
Extract from the Com mtee's Report on
the Trial Of Iron Safes at Reading:
"0n The Goth OF February all the members
OF the Committee met 10 witness the Safes
and books and papers, (placed in them) and
were perfectly satisfied that all was right
The day following, the burning took place,
under the supernlendence of the Commiee.
After fair and impartial burning for five
hours, the Safe of Messrs. Evans & Watson
was first opened, the Safe being on hrs iu-
side, and the contents partially consumed,
whilet the contents in The Sale of Messrs.
FarreIs & Herring were in good condition,
end no fire Inside"
Reading, March 2, 1857.
II. f. FELIX.
(Signed) p. N. COLEMAN, Com.
A. II. PEACOCK.
And endorsed by over so OF the best men
OF Reading.
The above Safes can be inspected al 81
Valiant Street, where the public can satisfy
themselves of the great superiority of the
"Herings Patent Champion over the de-
fealed and used-up "inside Iron Door Saa.
mander."
FARRELS & HERRING,
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Filed ia Secretary's Office, May 2, 1867. g
A. g. CURTIN,
Secretary efihs Commonwealth.
SEcREraRy's orrrcs,
Harfisbutg, juno 22, l857.

Pennylpania 81:
] do certify that the above aud foregoing is
a true and correct copy of the original "Res
olution proposing amendments TO the Con.
stitntion of the Commonwealth With the
vote in each branch of The Legislature upon
the final passage thereof, as appears from
the originals on file in this office.
(--i In testimony whereof ] have
l.. S. hefeuno sci my hand and caused
~ be affixed the seal of the Secte-
iary's Office, tue day and year above written.
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NOUTlIERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM.
- Main Depot, 80 Camp street Branch, sc Char,

SUUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM.
- Main Depot, 80 Camp street Branch, sc Char,
Tres stfeet, NcwOrleans. -
- L. GABICI, Proprietor.
/. Inc undersigned begs to inform the public and bis
Trends that he has purchased the entire stock 81
Music and Musical Instruments of Mr.. +. Zambei 5
wei known Establishment at No. SO Chaltres street.
winch will hereafter constitute Branch of the Nam
emporium on Camp street. @ y
, MI. ambellfs stock was exclusively Foreign MI,
10 IT are now added all the standard and latest
american Publications. with Musical instruments OF
~ would be difficult to give q detailed Catalogue
T.. y. al the Music and Musical Instruments contained
III noih Stores, which form together stock unsuf-
passed IN the Sonth West for variety or complete
@ mss. Ihis stock comprises, however, full and
vv'hpete assortment OF European Mnsic the fullest
~ ., OF American Publications. in Sheet Music and
Ersid and Pleye Pianoes;
M ne celebrated Piunocs of STElNWAY Il SONS
@ ancse panoe, are now considered by all the proml
heat artists, the best in the United States. IN the
.st Two years Messrs. Steinway& Sons have received
a. ~ Vrious Public Industrial Exhibitions and Fairs al
y. .he North, no less than Six Premium Gold Medals
ior Ihe superiority of their Pianoes
Also, large assortment Of Pianos from the man
,selory nnss of B G. Fischer. of NewYork; These pia
noes are well KNOWN They are of different sizes
ana are at moderate prices, to suit the conven
ie,ce and the means Of all classes Of buyers.
:, Mason y Hamelin's celebrated Melodeons; Harps
Iultars, Violins Accordeons, Banjoes, Flutes, Bras
Instruments OF all kinds, and Musical MERCHANDISE
oI every description.
:. MUSIC bound. Music Teachers recommended, ant
situations procured for Professors.
any order for Music, Pianoes Instruments, or an.
ahs selatiEg to Music, may be left at either store
s'a wi vii es promptly attended to. Terms liberal;
April. 1857. L, GkBlCI.
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s. STATIC IN r1is ! ETC
iTATI0NERY X, M USIC. etc.
-.llLLSP. P.AUGH, ". # 4 gT11fs

5
has now on hand large assortment Of Blank Books,
full and alftbound, and every article usually found
10 8 EtatiOiier's store. }sa s2A III II al4sia 9si II
~ The following Books just received:
The Complete Works Of Jeneraon, Calhoun, Pres
c0tt and Bancroft;
II The Poetical Works Of Shakespeare, Butleri Ben
Jonson, Croy, Beattie, Sonthey. Scott Lord Byron,
Moore, Burns and others: some in plain binding and
others elegantly bound and uinstrated;
Il The Republican Court: one of the most elegant
literary works ever produced in this country; bound
In Turkey morocco antique, with plain and colored
! Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture, BY
Downing.
Village and Farm Cottages; a new work; 81
Works on Engineering and Mechanics; 81
? Webster's Quarto Dictionary, complete;
3 Abbot's Napoleonat ST Helena
"a Flush Tinlesin Alabama;
phocnixianass Carpet Bag Of Fun;i ssi
Il Mimic Life; ME X ssg.s s=45s5s 3 III 81
Old Homestead; III
Irish At Home and Abroad; 3sN
M! Cora and the Doctors; Se5s sNs3
The Hidden Path, BY Marion Harland, Of Va;
\, Scenes IN the Practice Of q Newi olk Surgeon;
The White Slaves of England;
Chemistry of Common .ifc, 2 vols.
Foote's Sketches of Virginia;s a II a3s ss
4 Lamplghter and Watchnan; @
The Deserted Wife; n
The Wilc's Secret;
Macaulay's History OF England, volss3 and 4;
q Menland Women; by Robert Browning; ss
Poems of Home and Travel; by Bayarl Taylor;
Ballads; by VIM. NJ M.-rha1kcray; ss.
nie 5ohs q n h'aWalaa ,sit!ala "
~, mose 1i.fki ~ fahliy rerhS
ai me 'Midow Y, P Bedptt o., L'apers; \.
uhs "ofks X. Sa..ts E' sa,sea n
nte ~ Wy thtsilest' auu eiotAl 'sUic
iioaset hy alfs Mary vi IL llaTke;
Ailictord; a Family History; 4 aAS 5fis$
IA Kate Weston, Or 40 VIII aud To Do
~, Inc Haltcr fsast w IARt; = hlay yue telu
Ihe Anefcan Ainlahae ana hepositofy q uselu
,Sr VIZ ssa. Aa1s m ancrot
ir w ia n'seotlchl iseeasirs, ~ acre. y.
Engiish II. oRitna r, lsater, "a A. Vos.i
Bgitlsh Elnauehce ~ Ghanncey uoeuTleh ~. p ?.
memoirs o. James Gofonh oeilnel1 ano MS Times
rfavels ~ n .ne Inlllese py NJ mug;
rie,ehef J, ], Studies on oiascrsj %3s@ H3a
ei Glaponae..ss S;tl sS iohymss IA. y
nslssss.s MarAhs sngsg wIoe,'s ftrs a.
beach ahercaii rfactlce VI Aeuscihe uiiu ea'l
Illy rnysleaMn; ,,,,, ~, s,,,o,, r,,..;,
at,;,.i aa ad Nv sne a.Srsd !,
s.asse ia =, - As Y
nn,rj;s,, ar3, 81 i s+;,, er,;con. * S
Iinjta5 li et.tas NV .sIy's 'n;snaasatsss,
xI;sN.. '5Ss.n, ~ r,.,pmas1 ~ r,..n,
V;s;f ~ Ghina Ioaf ,h,o and ia,nn i. payar
~ Z. asas y ''''e ~
.sslos ,... s.o, ,,,o ,,,ot - i, r,rs
5g ieaNes t lfo s.,i npSA W y,
pef s,e, VI " ny ~ - p,as1aa''.
Mamn;,s ~ of sidne, smth bv adv iIaiIand.
,ha G,S,,s Sma.,ato' ~ II Jdsnn ~ ''as'
Ing Tn,aa spfcta'pr nan ~ y 4, nuuson, ws,ns,.
naasi,s ants,,os ~ ~ ''ai sts8s. s
Dt Doaas ! a.eS.HIcs ss,l;.i.,. J., .,,ar ca,.,,
1T,a Watchna% s sannoi al ~ III tbe nm,.Iigbtor
Har,,srs stnpy Roass. ass'' y '''e
Fapnv Farms sVnrlss. y H. ss4
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nR. LEONARD, formerly Professor Of
~ Anatomy in the Washington University of Bal
tinlore, and previously Professor Of Midwifery au
the Diseases Of Women and Children IN the Sa'
University announces that he has taken the one
formerly occupied by DR.. Blakee, Nh 81 Carondelev
street, w0rleans where lie can be consulted tall
times @
Dr. Leonard devotes his attention to the following
specialites Of disease Affections of the Throat and
Lnngs such as Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Asthma In
iueiza and Phthiss Pulmonalis nits various forms.
Ills long and intimate acquaintance with the use Of
the Stcthoscope enables him at once to decide as 70
the character and extent Of any Of these diseases,
and therefore to arrive at the treatment proper to
each without delay. Soalso of diseases OF tho heart
Dr.. L.will also treat Scrofula Mereuriai Diseases,
Paralysis. Epilepsy, Chorea, Chlorosis or Green
sickness, and ali diseases Of the nervous system, and
OF females particularly.
he likewise devutes attention to Diseases OF the
eye and Ear; aud his long experience in this de-
partment Of medical surgery gives him ready com
mand OF every means to alleviate or cure them.
Df. Leonard. believing that the truly scientific
RnyMcian should use every means to alleviate human
slncrng, and not leave it in the power Of the empt
fic 70 boast that he can accomplish cure after the
= regular doctor has exhausted his skill, will treat
Iamors, Cancers, Wens, any species of swelling,
with or without the knife first explaining to the p-
''ent the features and advantages Of each method.
Letters enclosing postage stamp will receive
prompt attention, aud patients may be treated BY
correspondence. Office hours, from O'Clock A. NJ.
to5 o'clock p. NJ. DR.. LEONARD.
81 Carondelet street, NewOreans.
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rOOPERAGE. - The undersigned has on
\, hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BAH.tELS for
Moiasses, Of the bestworkmanship, which he ofersat
the customary prices He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description OF work in his ne;
PICK ETS for sale low for cash. March TO-
m ~ WILLIAM S. READ, Washington.
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1yHANGE OF RESri,>-, sty1f -aar.-TP
~ LATE has removed his residence and Office TO
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge Overton's,
and opposite L. Birotts store Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the Dr. will continue y
attend on all diseases Of the Mouth and Teeth, and
practice in al the branches Of Dentist His work
IN all that line is warranted, and psffol after the
latest and most approved process. e ssse a
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament: they Ie'
establish the voice to its natural tone and aboye all
permit mastication So indispensable to the health.
Dr.. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate. i} ZlfH astif
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fT OTISIANA PLAN TAI
ll CLOTHING MANUFACToRY.--- Fl
p. A. HEBRARD, S.a.

a397 N TE85 ~ No. us Ca0aI st.F ~
Ne,c cOrledns,
Informs the public that he has added to his Dry
Goods Store 4 manufacture Of Negro Clothir FOR
both sexes.
The superior quality of the Goods furnis.
thisestablishment and their moderate price 81,
secure the attention Of the planters Of this, 49,
nsishboring parishes.
For prices and samples Of the Goods apply to P.
l.. Hehrard agent Of the said establishment, at
l(DeDllsas I.a - .tl y
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.--The
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand m material
far Carriage Repairing in all its branches, They are
nrenare to execute all orders with Dispatch and IN
a worknianlike manner. ,,.,,
M BlJGGitS, SJLKIES and HARNESS ma MADE
to order. 1ibbc q Si'AnN'
1pclousas, March 5, 1856. ,isi4sl s=r
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nRUGs AND MEDICINEs.nn. b. i

nRUGS AND MEDTCI n rs. 2 ila. D. &,
~ Tom, having purchased the Drug Store n 4
of s. n Ailis In Washington, hegs leave to In <s
FORM the public that lie has Just received a
patent Medicines. Paints, Oils, Yarnfshes, perfu
merry, Window Glass, Syrups, Ccnfectipnery, sta
tionery, Eyans Il Chauiere's Lancetss Drandy and
Wines for Medical purposes etc. etc, all Of which
hc warrants Of the best quality, and offers At tht
lowest prices. 3sss fs
Washington, May 50, 1851
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YTEN DOLLARS REWARD. STRAYnD
i from5ny residence III Grand Gotealsin
the latter pars of April. 1856, two STUD n
co S--one years old. deep soyrei, with 81. ls
three white feet, and the other years old, Wltii
white spots on both sides Of neck and tiank--bosll
branded ti,uss p The above reward will b Iiaid
p.a'npso A.s' sn1s' h on their retnfr to ME-
ss3 ~ s. ss8 3' WILLIAM BLALOCK.
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I K LBANo MALE AND FEMALE

4
T, The Fourth Annual Session uf this School, now
permanently established will begin on MONDAY,
I'd of February next. s @
The location Of the Academy, in the midst Of 4
thriving and yearly INCREASING moral and religions
community, with the saau5rty of the air, and the
absence Of hannts oil dissipation, commend it to the
favorable notice Of parents and guardians WOO fnd
1T necessary to place their CHILDREN and wards away
from home for their education.
n Boarding can be obtained in private families In
the vicinity of the Academy. A few pupils can be
received into the family OF the Proprietor,
/ The Female Department is more especially under
the charge of Mrs. Fhrn,an Visitors to the School
rooms are always received with pleasure.
Rates Of Tuition per Acaaemic Year'of Al ,reeks
Primary Department. ....,....,...,...... SS6 90
Academic Department ............s.....,..l l5 90
Classical and Mathematical Department .... 90 90
Board Washing, Lights, etc. .:s... 70 90
@ by the month ....l0 90
A reasonable deduction will be made when two or
more como from the same family.
Bio Cane, La, January 2s, li57
& @, J. l.. EURMAN, Principal.
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r ADIES' SHOE .ST0RE.--- 81
IL Mrs. A. MlLlSPAuGH, Washing sgzA
ton La. has now on hand large assort-
,oent Ion, of Ladies' and Chdren's Shoes, con-GA
s;st;np of Caters. Buskins, Ties, Slippers,
1,ii, ~hite. kid and satin Boots, Slippers. etc.
An assortment of Ladies' Corsets, Toilet supper,
s,as Guitar and Piano Strings, Music etc.
ANEW STORE.-!The undersigned takes inns
IN method of informing his friends and the pnphc
ID general that he has just arrived from NeworeaA'
WIN INV NJ; a;GOlIS. CUTLERY, HARDWARE,
-, atc which he will sell CHEAP FOR Cash
Only his experience in this line of business hayg
cnnyincei him that Quick Sales and Small f.'T'its
ate preferable as much to the buyer as TO tns
He has opened his store N Nam strsea; Is NIX
Mr. Perrodins. Go'os'-AN rN'i
Opelousas. March Z. ls57:
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A sssS,SSss'' Ss' S'|!' Al. a|i.sss, sss,
the .aths hig .slS ntlcS Ge-
asslsls gsPSSsisE PSSsisss, iaisisss sse'esy sy
oglc Ethics, English Poetry and Iaters
asssa VII slss II given II ne Lss Lalss asss ssss
augs r, ~, stic ysss u divided into two sessions,
English Course, per session. n. ..,, \. .s25 90
striculation fec ,l..l,st. 90
The Languages, Mlsic. Painting III Dill. Linear al
ayon yi, aud Monochrornatic Drawing, French Cray;
Silk and Chenille blending. at the usual rates.
.ofShcet Music and Patterns, each, 81. S,s
OF Musical instrument, 81. 5lSyfFs,ss,
Tnsttition aside from board, furnishes he'd,
and mattresses. Boarders provide all other
1hc promotion Of economy in dress, it is de.
le the young ladies conform to an established
M ,5rm, when time @ and circumstances admit.
The School WA'N NSn in no respect denomnational
y rsectarian. "a of instruction is systemat-
cal and stris SBfaYt Stla The organization of all
the dek sR u. upon principles deemed. the
suest II success. In the discharge Of
duties ineis various departments, the best
talent will alHayg ne employed.
Patrons committing their daughters as wards td
our care are requested V specify the church they
wish them to be in attendance. Daughters of the
c,,-.dguar Clergy, tuition gratis. S
No pupil received for less time than session.
TtitIol fee, semi-annually III advance N. g
wv The ersona efforts Or the Principal will be given
make st. Marss Hall all that can be desired as 3
ehool of elevated literary character, where young
dies can who wish, receive flushing course.
ss I EEFERENuEs. Ss WI Y "A VIZ ss
sRt Rev Bishop I 4 Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
4 Jackson, Missi Col Hooker. Gallatn, Miss; (
Or Smith NJ y. Monticello, Miss: W Simpson, NJ D
.tes lAurens G. u $50 ca; lIda Il Orr Washington,
drhs Han w S Featlerston, Houston, Miss j II aud
ndcd Willard, Trey Seminary, n y. ssl2
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5GTRAYED OR STOLEN from my Plant
NJ alton, near Vile Plate, on the night Of M
the 18th inst, q Dark Sarrel American
HORSE, 70 hands high, with scar on the .Sl.1la
right shoulder, caused by rubbing of the shaft AiJ
white spot on the back, d satlde nark no brand
Any Information, or the return Of The Horse TO me
will be literally rewarded 5 81
Vile Plate, October %, 1866. 81
gs. 5s THEoPHILE FdNfEN 11.
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n ANDRY HOLLIER. Washington, re-
IL specially informs his friends and the public
thai he E las returned from NewOrIeans with an ex'
tensvc and choice assortment of goods, comprising
articles of the latest style, plantation goods e.c
care he therefore. confidently expects from the
publ public continuance of their kind patronage
Nav %, 1857.
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MOTTO IL The Partnership heretofore ex.
~ istiug under the firm of ]. b BELLOCQ & GO.
dissolved on the alst Of August lust By llnita.
tion and the death Of j. b. Bellocq. S.
The Subscribers will continue the business nf the
house under the style Of BELLQcQ, NoBI;OM s.
CO. according to net passed before S. Magner, No
tary Public. Neworleans, Sept l, 1856.
Veuye j. D. BEI.IOG2,s
49, - AZ - asssg : A. P. NO 0BL01f,
i 49, - A. DERBEsss, slsss
p ROY. s1sg sss
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I'M AG Ila IIol,EI., formerly ! Gait IIopss,

AG ~ III y. formerly n Gait lIotse, !
Nv wn' /. fiaslsssa fRsIssN q; Il Nevorlsans, r.
having purchased the above iiniisc, M ssS II
ic that K il oW ,,s' oei ol ts sansIs
and permanent bOaFdeis. II III 1sltnntcd l,etNN
the upper and lower steamboat landings, fronting
the CouItabieln. IL ss ii III ssfs
The premises have been ncwly Furnished, and ,t
effort will be spared VI render Gle Accommodation
and fare as pleasant and acceptable To Its pAtrOni
d. those Of ay hntel Id the interior of the State.
Good stnbliig for horses.
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rn SACKS WHEAT. BRAN. for sale
e)O by 5 DEBAlI.L0N b CARRlERE,
~ - Washington In.
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1ARyER's j IMPROVED PATENT
" COTTON GINS, OF different sizes, for sale by
DEBAILIoN 81 GARRiEliE, Washington. La.
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NOrIGE.--Th undersigned hereby notify
N Planters and others that from and after the LIST
Of November next 1853, the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merclandse and
her articles laying in their warehouses for the Pc
" mart Of month the same additional rates will be
charged.
Nothing will be delivered antl the Storage is paid.
Washington, October II 1856.
DEBAILLoN l. GARRIERE.
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GULF COTTON sEltIsl-105 SKIS. Little
VI Gulf Cotton Seed, for sale BY
Anrii Ia DEBA1LLoN & cARRIERE.
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n giii ,Jll0,a Il Nsdlv tl,'so,lcry,l,


Having completed our atrang anients xa aro now
prepared to extend eStraoflMnfy Inducements 10
the originatDrs of and To single snhserihefs.
One copy of the rlcasnnt, and either Harpers,
Putnanl's Gndoy's Graham. pr the knickerboeker
Magazine will be mailed One year, ,. N. I'M
the Pieaynne and any two dollar fiEscspap6r
viii ba sent for oie year foy only ~ 90. MI
Five copies Of the and Que copy of either
Of the above magazines viii lie sent one Year fur sB,
Five cnpes ot the picayin6 ibr one year. mud pna
copy of Black Diamond, will le mailed TOR SS5. H.
live copies 81 The picayune alone for one year will
be mailed for 81. q s,s
III the origfnators of Clubs Prefer. We VIII sefdapy
books they may desire In lieu OF extrA copies Ok Tho
paper or magazine, provided such hooks nh not cx,
yalnc tiatof sdci extra copies. For lnstsce
instead ot the Piciyune and ma gazine subscriber
may wish the Picayune and the bllance ID books,
hi such case We should send hin cnepnpcr md three
dollars worth of bnoks the equivalent of the iAga
xinca three dollars. And sdfdn Id other cascs
the subscriber lNving bnt tunaitG hs book and Mel
within the price. ". ssa4 lHs7 sss .17
This aliords Young men HI the country ali cxccl
rent opportunity Of procuring good libyarlea and te
best cumic paper pdblished, at the aane time and
mo larger cxponse than would be fncurfti1 get
ting the books Themselves ii the ordinary N
" t desirable that Clubs Aonid In nil ease6 be al
lrected to one address. ~ ss 3sq sHslssS
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tItIIII NEW 70 sI'I (ss4Al N III MD. Pub
"A lsl,ed every Saturday 1T ~ Spruce street, bps
tween Nassau and William streets, NewY Yoik, III 4
Subscriptions One Dpll2r php ybqr, Invariably N
scriptons, intended for ,the Ticayune. must be i'd
dressed 10 1, Picaynn6 office, Now Fork.
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400 BBLs. !. lhomastoD Tho M. LIME in hne
7' 81 pHSaisL,oN N KILT, in " cXnRIEnE Washington
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AZ II Es--A Al few baskets of this
~ fine Wine left. which we viii sell al reducep
prices, TO close the invoice. IS. 81
DEBAILLoN l. cARRIERf, Washington
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INDIAN CURRY ~ i fresh supply Of this
Indispensable cenliment of good dinners, just no.
ceiyed by i. 81 r. I1E0Nt'E tili8RARD 4 co. i
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DAIE1s, OILS AND s'rElspENrINE.
j. general assortmentat
p. LEONl,Et fIEHRAIsD s co.
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yKTEsTERN EXCHANGE,

NV KTESTERN ENCHANGEs
Wv Tcho,nitpulas and Natchez sire
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform
and the public generally that she has o
above house, and Is nov prepared to acca,
Igarders On reasonable terms Hertable vii
be supplied with the best the market affords
atcdEiii the heart Of the business portion Of TIL
unusual inducements are offered to merchant
others from the country. Refer to the cd
this paper. 1fN ~
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yTsHOMAS BAILEY. Gu,
i l0Gs Chartres street, Newo
Guns restocked and b
strong; Flint Guns aitered-rp1'e,
Improved principle; Patent 81
tiuarl4 fitted to guns Of anymali
Of Cans and Pistols made on tl
Gunpawler, shot, copper caps, war
article requisite for aportsmen, wairss
manufacture.
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rANs Sugar Cured Hams, just received and
Ill for sale by q NJ Vii~r0' D'''s
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DATENT MEDICINES. OF all kinds
and fresh, for sale by S..
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mo PLANTERS AN
J. ters and others having
the city Of New0rleans, WY
tocmploy the undcrsigne
All business entrusted
and faithfully attended TO,
''S A.
ti Collector
NJ. % Commerci,
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sEsRESH DRUGS.-A full assortment just
IL received by P. LE0NGE IIElslsARD& y CO..
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TUCONGE'S & BRTA NT"S SYRUP.
IL For Coughs, Colds, etc.. for sale by .4.....
49,. r. LEUNCE HEBRARp h co.