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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALExAHDRIA, VA.

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
THE of study embraces usual English branches
and modern languages, Mathematics and natural sciences. Its
advantages t4 ~ Sss,. -f Z. ...el
ventilated buildings erected for the purpose
g. fun corps Of well qualified experienced teachers
s. collegiate Of study
fun Of chemical, and aso
nOmtcal. 4
Pull OF illustrated lectures on natural philosophy
chemistry, and astronomy tef l5g I-f '.ts.ssltF'
Special offered young qualify
BY study and practical operations the field
gineers.
Comfortable boarding arrangements but students
placed in The
8. Reading constantly supplied with papers, &c.
location hsahnl, attractive, accessible all
tons by railroads.
prevailing Christian and instruction
discipline.
Terms: Board tuition, $780, Students can enter at any
time, sRd are charged from the date their
get catalogue.
March 7-2taw6w r. L. BRoCKETT, Principal.
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The College Of st. James, Maryland.

no. Full preparatory commercial and colegiats courses Of
Students
shows them be qualified and the college
count from the date o. snanSe AmIe a.. s ..I. t.
January College charge entire session.
ering all ordinary expenses, S23o. a .tt esat Il
Application for fuller information for the admission Of
Students be made the rector College Of st. Jamss o.
yland. .#a1 5fa ~ ffgt. sss :. n as. I.
Feb l4-9aw4wiff
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PORN or GUARANTEE.

To Capt n. O. Megs, U. g. Rngnecrs.
We the undcrsigned residents Of In State
hereby Jointly and seyosy with United satss and
In the foregoing bid be
they will within days after tho the said
cute the contract tho with good and sufficient suees
perform furnish the articles In conformity
ofke advertisement under which IL
said shall fail guaranty
the next lowest bidder. l
lS8ncd) .t. f3.4hE 8a att#,. ..e A. b.
.-...... II.
hereby certify that, the
8. lssnedl Eff.
Mar eodt7thMny &IawH a.8
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Il. Il. FAINT, Jr., 6 CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange,

LEC0MPToN, KANSAS. tt4
AND WARRANTS sold on commission Land war
Ii sold 10 pre- emptors time ns ~ a#t" y ~ NsN.
Locations made on s.oint account" .s.-.
The the
surveys in Kansas and win be able make locations
Business sent through Sweeney, Renhouse, FAINT win
be forwarded to rs iaft4h' t4 ataGsas,t '8#3t lH
b -t a h" a RryxRnNcEs t.tHa- ~ aaeH.#a4 t4&
Sweeney, Ri.enhouse, Pant, CO., Bankers Washington
DC. #.ln- aTsa '3sfH 'df I8 - \
E. w. Clark, Dodge, Co.. Bankers, New York. fs.
Drexel Co., Bankers, Philadelphia
o Josiah Lee d Co., Bankers Baltimore.
Fowie snowden, Co., Bankers, Aexandris Va.
Manry ACo, do Richmond, Wa. au.fe
H. b. Mene Co., do New Orleans.
John ;. hnderson Co., do 81 Louis, Mo.
+" March 18-wl&deOlm r 1.
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Two ALL PER1ONs COHCERNED. Notice is hereby given
mat ahsr pubicaion Of this advertisement weeks appcs
uor will be made TO the Commissioner Pensions
duplicate warrant No. for 100 the Of Clark
wright NO. for 20 acres In tho OF Barney Caseei
and No for 80 the Of Jesse Four all issued
der act OF March 3D. 1855 the having
against their location Land Office,
Feb i7--iaw6w JOHNSON p. WELLBORN.
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yNATCH Repairing and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chro-
nometer and pocket ekeepsrs Of every description repaired
skful workmen and warranted 10 perform accurately
Engraving description done In the best styles including
the cutting cests, notices. and initials on stone
Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
ll7lT S.II .E Il M W. GAIT & BRO, t
/ |aeE n1,aH . Jewellers, 32a Pennsylvania avenue,
Ian 3O-u 9Th and 10th Streets
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RESTAURANT.

wAsHIsaros, February %, 1857.
Feb 25--3tawiMar9dd
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afstAsA-at rACInt nv OF INSTRUCTION. si 4-i4 -.+
N. c. Brooks A.. NJ. Professor OF Ancient Languages.
Rev w. ri Paxton, A. Mathematics and Natural Science
Munroe, A. b., Mathematics and Astronomy aga r
Miss NJ G. Snepard Bellies Letires and History w r-..
Miss NJ. l.. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary J. l. Reintrie, French and Spanish. .t
Mona Emile Kei Drawing and Painting. Es r#aE ...sa.
J. Schaefer, Piano. s@8#Yar n- .4#t. z f..
Mrs. Eliza A. Keire, Guitar za . "..,. Z .'..
Miss Ellen c. Gobrght, Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A. Brooks Piano and Singing. NJ, w. " '.asaN
Mrs. e. Al Keirle, Vocal Music. t 't@a.
EXPENSES f aa. ..as a.. .
Board and tuition, per session. s9Oo to Salo.
Music, modern languages and painting, extra. g aeg t
t*f .s,g REFERENCES .,. w..
following geniamen have have had, daughters in the
College s..5a Fga7g- .s . fggs.s -g ....... ....
Rev, H. Sicer late Chaplain u. g. Senate, Baltimore.
Hon. r. Moore, M c., Portsmouth,, Ohio. *.
DR.. John Smith, Fort Smith, Arkansas. ,aG aa.,t
Henry J. Holmes, jackson, mississippi -afs5} a.
g. A. Marks, Washington, ID. O. g
Rev. Edward r. Anderson, Christi ansbura Va
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va 4 4.
session will April 5i but pupils VIII be
received at any time. t1 e t aa Ia VI --n d. s.
containing full information address No SO st.
p street, Baltimore, Md N. q. BROOKS,
March 6-I5d&cp. @lt President.
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og- The First Annual Exhibition OF the washing
comprising sauury &c by the most
the United Saiea Will be opened tne public az
Mr.. building street, between i5h and s
morning the 1 Instant ~ O'Clock and
will open until further notice. every day between the
ofl0 and TO- Tickets Of admission may DO pro-
and 1.-THE principal bookstores the city Single
admission, twenty eve cents Season tickets, my eenis'
Z Mar 6--dH FlfNi. fa R.4ta ~
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Brilliant schemes for April, 1857.

GREGORY MAURY, MANAsrHs, HH1w
Wilmington, Delaware. #aF.E 1a s3
under supsrlntendence appointed
BY the governor. tn MsgFal .-1sr# a#
$4,000.
Lottery for the benefit OF the 90, y
STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 90, for 1857.
TO aun Wilmington Dsl Saturday, April T. 1887.
10 onumbsr lottery--l3 drawn ballots.
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nm, anaai :, OF Etiquede In washington
er, % Indispensable 10 members Of Congress and srang
ouS houIhing In Washington. Every lady and gentleman
s copy just published and for sale book stand
P,s tS, oa, aud at the bookstores In Washingion.i
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yUANTED-A coored cook wash, and iron Apply
No. Ql5 street. Marh-diwf
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The Congressional Bank, @
ta Corner of Louisiana and sersnh street, .,
i 'aug EfsH washington City. .s4.a aH.u s..t ft
EDWARD JARDINE s. Co., Bankers.
made on all the Union. Marine and FIRE
7f1 risks effected In all the principal offices In the
#HM ..u.. United States and Canada ~.
Q0-d9mt
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Tickets Sl0-halves S3--quarters 50 So
Certificate package 90 whoes Si5s
Shares In proportion 5 s s.. rz3 .ttHat..tsa t-E4
All orders for tickets In the above will prompt
on, and drawings VIII be forwarded NIL order
over. Address f#a.t' ..ats..S lf,-#. .sat
7. II. HUBBARD q CO.,
Mar 27-3awid s@ Baltimore, Md.
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CPRING GOODs.--E OWEN SON, military and naval
y merchant taiors, Q9 make known TO
their that they have just opened their second
spring goods embracing ehocc selection OF cloths
sneres veng will be pleased 10 have them call and
anime. mHo-uiw
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os' Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, bet,Oeen 17M and
1874 streets, Washington, ID. O. TEt
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Let No .Fts7.se on. .WOthea.
Neglect symptoms of the presence of in the
vscea of young child In nine out of ten
WILSON'S the terrible destroyer Of life and intellect proceed
Avoid uch consequences by the prompt
of wINER,S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE a preparation with
any faint and safe painless and nable remedy
for all forms of the complaint.
nsBe particular and remember the name " Wner's Cana
dim Veruge Thss the only article that be depended
on. this Forsae in New Orleans wholesale and
retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
je15 2p3teod<W q and Isl Charities street.
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NOldfllAll,8

c H E R R Y E Y P G O !,
Used as a New and Successful Treatment for
Consum ption of the Lungs and General Decay of the Body
Bronchitis Bad Cough Sore Throat, Tubercles u
GERS, and all Diseases of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest.
The wonderful efficacy remedy healing diseased and
liberated Lungs removing the Throat the frightfu
Tuoerces apdity with which all affections of
hroat Chest aud Head and its power in checking
the rapid decay of the body covering the skeleton bones with
new healthy flesh proves be the greatest dis
covery medicine of this any other age. IT,
therefore, there any who suffering the of
Consumption, Bad Cough, Bronchitis any disease whatever
Of the Lungs Chest Head make trial of
WOodmnn's Cherry Expectorant.
If the difficulty is of few doses will re-
every vestge of Conmptive material If deep rooted
and you dangerous condition, you have still chance
many reduced deaths door, and by the of
remedy every of the disease has been removed from
| the system.
of weak constitution who afflicted with disease
hereditary descent rely upon becoming robust and
strong the poisonous of the disease will be entirely
eradicaed the system by the use of this remedy.
The following Of merit is from the distinguished DR..
Maitland: ..
| NEW ORLEANS, April O. 1856
Dear Sir: The public generally fully of thou.
sands of remedies Lungs under the titles
para Pills Plasters Lnments etc. that daily brought
notice through the newspapers by of advertise
ments My object writing this for publication
duce the public those who afflicted,
that contains articles REAL USE IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. conscious that in SO doing am acting most
professionally and derogatory the Medical Sci
woodmans Cherry Expecoran which is scientific remedy
that used with than any of the pre-
scrptions used by Physicians.
AT 2p&W j. NJ MAITLAND N. d.
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Bragg's Improved LtIeinees,t.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.

Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have you the NEURALGIA?
Have you the EAR or TOoTHAGHEG
You may yourself entirely of these distressing evils by
the ute Of DR. BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT
Are You afflicted with OLD SORESg
Are You suffering from severe BRUISES?
Are you enduring pain from sPRAISS!
One bottle of the ARCTIC LINIMENT will surely give
lief speedily.
RHEUMATISM is dreadful complaint
SCRoFuLA is loathsome disease.
CANCERS alarming.
Yet such the wonderful healing properties of BRACES
ARCTIC IMMINENT that it will almost instantly acute
and chronic Rheumatism remove scrofua and time kill
that stubborn of enemies 10 health, the Cancer.
Why will You endure sGuRVYF
Why will you suffer with the PILES?
Why will you submit TO CHlLBLAINS?
When by using the ARCTIC IMMINENT yob may End per-
relief.
The is the discovery Of the far famed Dr. A.
G. BRAGG Of ST. Louis who since severing his conec;ion
with the celebrated Mexican Mustang Lnimeut, has de-
voted his time the study which has given to the
world Lniment which possesses of the healing
quality. In this he has been successful
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
When Dr. Kane under the auspices of the United States Gov
ernment frozen regions of The
North he-himsef medical mansppied to several scientific
physicians prescription that should enable the system tc
endure hardhps Of land of frost and ice Among Others
A. G. Bragg then visit TO the East, who, Tfte
many trials procured his RuBEFAGIEST which, having
the analysis, accepted by DR.
k used by him during that wonderful voyage of dis
coyery Hence the origin Of the Arctic Lnimeni.
HOW IT is RECEIVED.
The very announcer ent of this received
10y confidence containing certificates OF per
daily received st The manufaetosS while eN
presstous OF gratitude torne them by mail
-z ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients of The Arctic LiuiTens are Of tile most eo
kind while is bestowed upon compoGndln
by member of lhe company who Eakes persona
| examination OF every bottle putuP.
| Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and retal, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
| tel5 2pSeoi<W - a.l Il. urs ftfset
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NJ White Teeth. Perfumed Breath an

BE- White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and
beautiful complexion acquired by using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS. What lady or gentleman would
the of dsageeable BREATH when by using
the balm Thousand Flowers denfce would not
only render sweet but leave the teeth white as aabaste
Many their breath is and the subject
is so delicate their friends will mention it. Beware OF
commercials Be each bottle signed "Fetrdge Co.. N
", For SALE by sICKLEs CO., Agents; MORRISON, and
ali Druggists Ns '7 al0 2peod6m
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II. Dax,.el 3 Co.,
sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
37...........ChartreS street ........39
Have hand large assortment Of BLANKS comprising
CUsTOM.HoUSE BLANKS, all forms necessary for Aer-
chants
NOTARY'S BLANKS, all forms. 1855
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Drafts, Notes Checks.
RENT RECEIPTS, Leases, Dray Receipts.
DRAY RECEIPTS for the Opelousas Railroad.
BILLS OF LADING fol OpeloufRs Railroads. steamers
SHIP BILLS LADING for Europe, printed on thin paper.
STEAMBOAT BILLS LADING large and small
STEAMERS BILLS LADING, Auctioneers Blanks
All kinds BLANKS printed to order CHECKS printed 10
order with different vgnettes, initiating engraving.
| P. DUREL & CO.,
| ielI 2ptf 81 Chartres street
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WHY THE NIAGARA MADE A SLOW TRiP- In
long and eulogstie article upon the new American
frigate Niagara, the London Times says:
During the voyage across the Atlantic no attempt
was made to effect quick passage; the contrary,
the engines were mostly worked at half power. All
the rigging had been put up during the depth of an
American winter, and as the ship reached the moist
and warmer atitudes it sackened to an extent that
made it more than probable the sticks would come
out of her altogether, especially during days of
tremendously heavy weather. She was therefore
hove to for four days while all was made taught
again. With full power she attained speed of Is
knots and under sail above l6. With a stiff breeze
on her quarter she count IA knots. Her present
draught is 20 feet but when armed with all stores
and Goals on board, she will draw % feet. Each loo
tuns brings her down 3 inches in the water.
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ii Card.
DIR. S A NJ UEI. REYN OLD S
Id ~

The unrivaed CANCER DOCTOR,
Has removed from his old stand lis Gravier street, No.
O2 GRAVIER STREET where prepared Nil dis
which he processes viz CANCERS in their
FORMS SCALp HEAD, WHITE SWELLINGS and ULCERS
OF every description.
Specimens of ulcerous extracted from patients
nj Dr. Reynolds Office, and references persons promi-
standing in This Onion 9 have
uee@ successfully ty Reynolds given all
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srCandor compels us, when considering
the wants Of the afflicted recommend that which is best
KIN wn and tried and to DR. j. Hosteer's cele
braed Bers would only be adding to what has
already heraed far and we not only by few isolated
certificates the people of the land endorsed by the ply
sicians and press that Hostetter's Stomach Bters
have equal restoring and imparng health 10 enfeebed
men, Ladies children find this medicine invaluable in
many ills of debility to which they are subject espe.
ciay during lin such should be
taken in quantities before meals For sale by druggists
and dealers generally everywhere 1el5 2p6t<W
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southe,,. Furniture pt-arerooms

CHARLES A. STEW ART,
At Nos. I'll and l73 Canal street, Ne,e Orleans,
Has lust manufactory beautiful stock OF
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS in ad-
don to his hitherto large stock Of ,. ....
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING in his line of business, Parties
wishing anything his line will find to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
CHARLES A. STEWART,
iel5 2p6tSltw III and l73. Canal street
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Complete Editions of standard

NOVELS,
just received and for sale by
7 LON A S L. W H TIE,
BOOKSELLER,
No. los Canal street.
KENNEDY'S NOVELS, comprising Horseshoe Robinson
Swallow Barn, y and Rob of the BOWL
EDGAR A. PoE'S WORKS, in volumes.
J. FENNIMoRE CooPER'S NOVELS AND TALES, in "a
volumes.
MRS sHERwooD,S WORKS, containing the Lady Of the
Manor ~ In IA volumes.
AMELIA oPIEiS WORKS, in volumes.
MARIA EDGEwoRTH's NOVELS AND TALES, in 10
volumes.
wAsiIIN GToN IRvlNG,S SELECT WORKS. in ID vols.
MRS. souTHwoRTH'S NOVELS At
ills 2p3t No. lo5 CANAL STREET.
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rhars, Congressional District.

There were stormy times in the Democratic Conyen-
ion for the Third Congressional District held in Baton
Rouge on Monday last but according to the most
reliable accounts we have yet published the Hon
Thomas Green Davidson, present Representative, OBJ
tanned decided advantage his opponents, not
withstanding the persistent and vehement opposition
he was compelled to encounter He is, de tdcto the
nominee of the Convention, without regard to the
rows or boltings which occurred 1t is true lie re-
ceiyed but twenty four votes the first and only bal
lot that took place. and twentynine necessary
to choice in the presence of full delegation. Yet
If five votes were cast against him. majority voted,
thus making the vote Convention vote, in spite of
the withdrawal Of the disaifected We are inclined
to the belief that the opponents Of the "Old Gray
| injured themselves by their precipitation If they
had been in the majority they would not have with
drawn and as they evidently were in the minority,
they had no right to govern. 1t is the rule that ma
| jorties shall rule in this free country.
However, these are but crude speculations at best
founded upon Geographic and other data To-day or
tomorrow we will probably receive the official account
Of the proceedings Of the Convention, and then we
shall be enabled TO arrive at safe and certain con
1 cluson.
In the meantime. one thing is very evident. The
Democracy of the Third Congressional District are
| in terrible muss, which will probably continue te
grow no better fast until November. Davidson il
heavy load to carry, but, under the circumstances
| he will do as well as. could be expected. Nou
| uerrons.
The quarrel in the Third District is second edition
of the Slidel and antSlidell quarrels of this city
And the spirit appears to be spreading, for no longe
ago than yesterday we heard that similar schisn
had broken out in the Fourth District Well, VIII
cares? We positively our friends, readers, til
public and all the world and the rest of mankind,
, that we don't
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THE WHEAT caoP-The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-The Augusta CAD Dispatch
of the 18th says:
Reports from all sections favorable for heavy
yield Of wheat. In Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Illinois, the papers report an unusual quantity aud
very late the weather during the last six weeks has
been ayorahle-in very short time the crop will be
harvested From Virginia and California alone do we
get unttyorable reports of wheat.
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clothing and Furnishing Goods.

.
ALFRED MUNROE h CO.,
No. "a Magazine street, corner of Gravfer.
Claim to have choice Of Clothing possible
to any establishment All Sizes for Men and
Boys constantly hand either Of Coats Pantaoon Under.
Shirts, Drawers or Hose. H.. .. ]
Patent or Challenge Shirts. ~
Their merit Is that they the best possible manner
as good goods for the price any maker and superior
form and ct to any. fiE
Linen and Cashmere suis-all kinds.
Merino Alpaca Barpour aud Bombarzine COATS;
PANTALo oNS--al kinds.
VESTS, ss e..Nss4F f"
Spring and Summer Under Garments.
Linen and Muslin SHIRTS all styles warranted to fit.
GAUGE Merno Undershrts and Wrappers splendid assortment
| Iisle Thread Linen and Muslin DRAWERS
| Linen and silk HANDKERCHIEFs; SUBSCRIBERS; HALF
| HOSE; GLOVES.
Muslin and Silk CRAyATs and TIES.
| &C., &C., &C., &C., &c, &C.
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, CARPET BAGS AND UMBRELLAS.
India Rubber Clothing and India Rubber Goods all kinds
and Of the best quality only.
| ~ BOYS, CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. -ea
made Clothing and Under offered to GUS
| toners. aassS e = - WY +"
| Call and examine for yourselves. .
l. AT THE ONE PRICE STORE OF
ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.,
| r3 '5.l.. "a Magazine street,
ie15 2nst holF North east corner of Gravier street.
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDlNG, MISS,

S. r. ADAMS. EDITOR.
4 WEEKLY NEWSP APER, having the largest circu'ts'
of Country Newspaper South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants OF Ne" "
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE VIII
be puuctual)y attended to
s-FaAEK i. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans d y"
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Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing to dispose OF
their Furniture either part in bulk wifi had to their
advantage to call on the undersigned The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given.
Also SECONDHAND FURNITURE MS good new
very low prices.
Secondhand Furniture taken In exchange and repaired.
P. NJ. TOURNE,
m2 2p3m y Barone street
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III A IT s., AP S. e
II. W. Seymour,
20. W. THRIFT. A. G. OH
Thrift, OLFs y Co.,

CONN ISSION MERC NTS,
No. liz Commerce ST., Mobile. Ala.
Particular attention paid to the of all kinds WEST
ERN PRODUCE, such as Flour, Bacon, Whisky Psrk Lard
Oil Grain of all kinds, Hay ETC., etc.
REFERS
Messrs Pomeroy Marshall, Goode Ulrick Chamberlain
Co.. MOBILIZE Ala; G W Newen Co., Carroll, Pritchard
Co., Henderson Peale, New Orleans Swaey Co..
Gardner, Phipps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Thrift, Otds s Co.,
AGENTS FOR c. W. NEWTON zoos
Regular Line of Packet Schooners,
d9 2ptf FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
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A BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-Away among the Allegha-
MES there is spring. SO small that single OK, in
summers day, could drain it dry It steals its unob
trusye way among the hills till it spreads out in the
beautiful Ohio Thence it stretches away a thousand
miles, leaving on its banks a hundred villages and
many q cultivated farm, and bearing on its bosom
more than half a Thousand steamboats,. Then join
ng the Mississippi it stretches away and away some
emblem of eternity 1t is Of the great tributaries
Of the ocean, which, obedient only to Cod shall roar
and roll till the angel with foot on the sea and
the other on the land shalft up his hand to heaven
and swear that time shall be no longer. So with
moral influence. 1t is rill-a rivulet--a river-an
ocean, boundless and fathomless as eternity