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United states Hotel.
once OF tho Commissioner or Health,
Washington, July 20, 1858.

AT q meeting Of the board of health, held the
IA 10Th Instant, tho following declared 70 constuto nut
sancog
animals h,h, o OF fish heaps Of oyster shells
Onsl from but hers stalls slaughter houses anyads
Stagnant ponds, marshes, Sewers and cellars
houses cowpcps foul prvies hogsics
Dccayng vrge bcs and fruits every description whether
trc por thereof food wi ch may
All ashes rubbish shayings refuse sulnces from any trade
occupation, or business.
Fifth manure soapsuds POOLS drainage
and soap factories.
going with glandcrs acy any other contagious
di
lives property or those in the vicinity.
Prlvics opening into
CHARLES u. FORCE,
July 22-eo3t Commissioner Of Health
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n6- THE INTERESTING CEREMONY or THE
", Iii tahe place In hall Of tho Smithsonian ns.uon
- cor O'Clock address viii be delivered
Wv .ss,o wing csa First Postmaster General ana hc
a. ~ s,i rlna several nnc Fcccs az music !.
scnoo~ ~ Aldermen Hoard Council officers tho
Il ,hc children public generally are respectfully re-
70 witness closing ceremony Of mo scholastic year
July
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SUMMER RESORTS.

T1EDFORD EPRINGS.--Thls ell-known and de-
ighs REPORT will b opened hS the reception OF
vsors "a the until he ls Ortober
The new spacious buings erected s year arg nov tuy
completed whole sstabAnsna ha been Furnished 81
perir avis and VII BE- character nos ex
cslied in any part q Ia United Statss.
The hotel viii the uAAnageusnt o. NJ A. a. AlA
whose erpevlso courteous attention 10 hh gneps give
tlc nmpIsst sssurspce or oomfbst and knt ucatmeni
In Addison TO II dcecd rsopf 20
that paengo reach BEDFORD by dsyhsns fae nom
C1smbsrsburg. -. -.
and WATER BY the barrel csIbey or
a. i, ID, ,.,.sr,v ....N 90
-. a. oaL - . 90
~. - Az mulberry l................ 3 90
~. = A. aar - '''' .......... Z 90
rS e. - ~ usi,.n. ~ - y 2x2b
Bottles ~ piut, per dozen w
Tho carefully prepared that purchasers may depend
upon receiving the fresh and rweet.
All should BIZ addressed 10
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS CO.,
lime aO-d4w Bedford county, En-
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YXTANTED--Prntc and Editors-The propr-
wv the well popular weekly paper The Rural
moving Missouri would like dispose
the office and This opportunity the only
South and the paper wealthy popu-
county. Population the about Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box 1927, Baltimore
A copym may be sent o wishing June
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rIyHE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

miles J-fOsseHsOn
regsIncd tenant this cstabhhmens WI DO opeo "
direction OF accommodating supcrnscnd
emit and most reliable, courteous assistans
will DO spared IN order 70 accommeoso yne
guests regain reputation these springs The
orange Alexandria At IN O'Clock 70 ne orniag
aud in the evening, OK, snd m, next
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus snosding ne n oo
venient mode OF
The terms ~ per day, ga week. ~ PER
month 500 for the ending ls Oco
halfprcG IftUhAS uHs11S'
23--2mo8
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Co,iscroRs orrrx, CRY HAIL. July TO- 1853
M " NJ for "

yIyO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for prompt pay
meutNocc hereby given that the taxes Tor the year 1898
are now oce and that The law allows an
eight per the current paid on or before
tho day Of September next
To prevent being delayed in the crowd
env in attendance during days of the abatement
ayers their bills earlier day
Juy 20-eodd JAS IT, HALLIDAY, Collector
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uyIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

INTEIIIdENCE AND GESERAL IANn 49, y
FANAM Office Main door 70 tho Banking House
Cole sumner, h Co.. Ia Crosae, Wisconsin.
prepared buy SELL give information with regard to
farming lands, other
with land In Wisconsin or Minnesota attend %
ey commission; make collections taxes, examine titles
collect rents, &C. &c.
tho amount Of money loaned
Interest," paid
nuay Security Minnesota
New the that lands advancing from
per every Interest legal Wisconsin, ~ high
as per cent, Minnesota there usury Law.
letters Of inquiry promptly attended TO- and re-
by mail express part u the country
Feb l7--8m GEO. FARNAM.
following gentlemen Hon G G. Washburne c.
Mineral Point Wis Gov Randall Madison Lieut. Gov
f. Campbell Crosse WIS., Hon D. Hastings sae treasurer
Trcmpccan Wis Rodolf (reccivcr u land oce) IA
Crosse Wis; Cameron, Ia Crosse, Wis., Judge Lord DO
Gall Judge 9th Judicial circuit) Gacvlc, Wis.,
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A CARIBOU patrons are hereby nohiied that all
omen accounts uron ledger made OF the 10th I'M
slant respectively presented preparatory 10 settlement on
~ N uy Az has practice aud need only
saw here that we expect presented meet with
chG Sono ~ SAI sp af HooE BROTHER 4 co
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n pEREBY certify that al election in the Fourth
ward hct, ON Tho for member OF the osra ~
Aldermen Francis Mchuu, according TO the farns '"' ~
s,oncrr n election, duly elected , ,,r,rr ,,.xor
July 22-lt "
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rpHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

u OF NEW YORK I.tI
February l. 1858, oos 05 Secured 10 Satc
bonds and mortgages OF first class
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott secretary
Garnctt, examining physician, 466 Ninth strcet.
Pamphlets further Information be obtained At he ONCE Of
CHARLES DE SEIDEN, Agent,
June % dome Seventh street.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE or VAIII A RI Il Dill u

IL lot north street between 18th and 18th streets
Thursday afternoon July 20 at hapast O'Clock the
ses parts numbered II and H. square $685.
fronting 20 north between 18th and 3h
ming back depth OF about 10 feet
TERMS Onehd cash; the residue In and IL months with
est, secured by deed in trust on the premises
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
July I'D Auctioneers.
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GRAND PICNIC FOR ORPHAN BOYs.--Th

NJ lady q = Joseph 07Aan Boys Asylum wl give
u legendary slree bstwccr &t amt 18th
sssects College, Thursday I'D July
delightful cOvaGy seats The city there
beautiful shady grounds nnc vsws Of
Washington Georgetown, Alexandria, and tho Potomac river
large House will be all day Tor The comfort
of their patrons.
Dinner, supper, refreshments 30, Furnished ~ Tho ladies' An
maintain perfect order
ladies ~ children and ser
u tho lady and gentlemen asgers and
a the following
Taylor Maury Blanchard Mohun. Philip, John Kills Val
Marin Palmer Ford Brother IN kdwei an george
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.-The "Reports Of
1yl Decisions Of the High Court Of Cancery Of Maryland in
Volumes volume ga set by James Wingate
wngatcs Maryland Register defining tho official duties Of
every Of the State under the constitutions the decisions
tho OF the legislature for 200
which numbering have been analysed and destcd
by the author expressly for this work
The works. says Publisher have received the
patronage OF successive Legislatures Of tb' ~
For sale by ~, -
20--1m III A MI EIREcW(n0D
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" .
Vim. Albert King, John st


Onbuscs will every hafhou during the day from 81. in
morning O'Clock in the evening" from f Seventh
House. thence the
u l4th street; 14th TO Meridian I'M.
Gull and string band will bo In attendance all day
july l8-td
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE CO.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSIIIP-- The CO.
partnership existing tho
this dissolved by mutual All outstanding
be Immediately attended
against win be settled by o. W. Marsh, who will
grocery the old the Tenth
street Iennsy avenue. authorized
receipt for any money due the late firm.
O W. MARSH,
H.. III. X.
The undersigned, in withdrawing from the
hrm sincerely hopes that all of his old friends and
will their patronage with his SUCCESSOR
his long acquaintance feels confident will give
all who business transactions with him.
July 2O--Gif H. H. vOSS.
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u,HE ARCTIC REGION !--A new plan for Re.

TIME ARCTIC REGION IA new plan for q Re-
frigerator. -MUNDY HUTCHINSON, No. Ill street
between strcetsThis invention
nry Purposes provided with
least SO oommodicr
required hotels restaurants boarding houses private
families They order required
Persons peculiarly materials calcu
lated perish cold have Of Region
willingly append their approval
standing large they
up tho rle they have found deficient Tho
greater saving ice SO
tho shortest notice. OF any capacity required
fled.
To SEQ one in operation call the ode House" corner OF
and 9th streets.
Tho following persons approve Of the model gr
c. W. Flint, w NJ. wccms,
VIM. N. H. Mack, N. IT, Topic -
Najor ]. Fletcher, W. H
Jacob r. Slaner,
yuIvo 1w s.E
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A CARD-JAS. G. MCGUIRE has this day associ-
~ atcd with
T. b. McGrrRs FarR, under tho style Of
JAS C. McGuRx Co.
necessary tho Of tho old
having unsettled
quescd settle them either by cash notes at short dates without
delay
July 20--d6t
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r, oop FRENCH LETTER PAPER, ruled, at 81 q
M per rcaw- imported py rRANcK TAYLOR
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WE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS

WE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS
wv priccs entire Of
mportnion) all fabrics, all entire Of
spring with nil Of other light
stufs generally which
added TO tho fnc that sock Of all substantial
fabrics large departments
opportunity Of securing really goods
at the mosti
price only marked plain figures; therefore purchaser
ovcrchargcd ttt
opening any All old paid in
cash ecmcn by will not opening
FI PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, y building,
July 15--10tdf opposite Centre Market
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TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
81 Springs Warren county North Carolina Spring.
healthy and PLEASANT section Of The oosny y .as
tho Raleigh and CASTOR rroao Wncn
place Mr. John Wilson keep and handsome ur horse
stage, passengers directly 70 the Springs
the 18th dry Of June 1903.
For board pcr month ... 80 90
% week Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 90
Horses per month II "
g day ~
For children under years ago hafprico
daily will be brought to tho Springs during the season
JUsn 20, 1863 W. d. JONES, fropretog
July 7--2m2taw
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GUNNER TIME IN THE COUNTRY; by Rob't
- wtmott with illustrations from drawings Barpei
ter Harrison Weir Carrck tho highest style Of the Price
-.
William the Conqueror Historical Romance by Gen Sir Charles
Napier, g. C. b., &c. 81 20.
Mnnn Raymond Tale that Might have been True 81 cents
Viui. Cray liz. 10 ccni.
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| July 2c-dlw -.AE INSTITUTE,
TAUNTON, VA
| VIk4!f PHILLIPS A. NJ, Principal
| rev. ). c. WHEAT, A. ~, Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors and Teachers
rT,RUSTEFS: Rt Rev. W. Meade, D. d.; Rt. Rev.
j. Johns D. Rev. ,. A. Innnc, Col ~ Smith, Dr. T. T.
.sr,,nc WIN Kinney J. Michic, 4. Powers b. Crawford
VISITORS
Rev r. C. Mcclure n. D., Hon. r. G. i. Moncnrc,
Rev. ". Sparrow d. d., frof John D. Minor,
ron " q Myes A. T. Capcron, Esq,
Hon. W. Ballard Preston, VIM blackboard, Esd
Hon George W summers David W. Barton Esq,
Hon. A. H. II. Stuart, Taxcwen Taylor, Esq.
Hon. John lctchcr, pr Deane
lion. George w. Thompson, "m H. fowle, Esq.
r h,,d,nvs erected for the purposes Collegiate
;,c arc connections situation OF beauty
md hrflncss the temptations incident to cities and
It's organisation southern, and It's
OF the Southern portion Of
The conesieracy.
The will commence on The 10th Of september
BOARD and English annual session $500 music, Ian
ruapcs, drawing &C., extra
Circulars with full information sent upon 70 ,nc
cpai, NV ~ ~ .. '.s,..'
June 16-cod2ms saunton, va.
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Tus FRANKLIN FIRE CoMrAEYA meeting Of this pop
ular fire company held on Tuesday night last to ill
certain vacancies Mr. Alex'r TAFT was elected y
president Of the company, and Mr. VIM M. Pc ~
tain of hose to FIJI the vacancy occasion WV
ccase of 1nos. L. Martin. We pro company.
gentlemen arc amongst the ol.'--
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PLEASURE SEEKERS invited to peruse the advertise
ment, which will bc found elsewhere giving them in
formation how they may obtain the luxurics Of pure air
bathing fresh fish, crabs and oysters, the most
reasonable terms, by trip to Pney Point Old Point
Sc The steamer Powhatan leaves Washington every
Saturday going as far Norfolk, where she arrives
early on Sunday morning and leaves that place on
Monday afternoon her return arriving here Tues
day morning The fare for the round trip is put at the
low price Of eight dollars.
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THH PGDrIc Schools The board Of trustees, the pa
rents, teachers, rld pupils all lghly gratifcd with
the results of the past terms and indeed they may be-
since the praises of the trustees, the teachers and the
pupils are In the mouths of all who att md the disrbu
ton Of tho medals and premiums tai g place Inc
distribution to the schools of tho third district were
made Yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church.
ON Fourth street. near the NavyYar The distribution
to the schools Of the third district will tako place
Thursday afternoon at the Smithsonian Institution.
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military organizations DESTROYS joining
report at tho headquarters Of tho Central rTmttco
D. Gerhards $, Maryland avenue.
July 22-r
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THE HOME JOURNAL

The Home Journal has become universal There
are few families Of cultivated habits Of those
who seek to enliven and make home the most intel
igent ard attractive place--who do not now receive
it, 1t is read, believe, wherever run the golden
threads Of domestic happiness and true moral refine
ment, which are woven SO thich'y into the stronger
and web Of our countTys industry and ener-
Getic prosperity. The Home Journal = the speaker
to the hearts 9t this 'Gy nation, in the hour, given
| to happiness and relaxation. A home ia hae1Se
complete, think c~ag, ~. &. e
without the Home 49, = A go
chronicle of the times, abcunds in intelligence ucs
sigued to enliven an American home. Its Editors,
Geo. P. Morris and N. P. Willis devote their entire
time, skill and experience, to the task, of giving,
each week. everything worth knowing. They par.
tcularly keep eve all the whims and novelties
Of the DAY. The utmost pains are taken 10 present
the facts aud outlines of all news. In the literary
department aim at sketches and reliable criticisms
and in ourscQndensatons Of thc productions of the
| vast newspaper world Of Europe, we endeavor to
avoid the tircsonie and local, and transfer to our
columns the pick of English info,m ation and brill.
iancy While endeavor to select With true sense
If pure morals, TRUE wit, and genuine iumor
TERGS-For one copy, two dollars, for three
copies, five dollars, for copy for free years
five do!'trs--sl@ays in advance. Address
MORRIS d WILLIS,
52-2m lo7 Fulton-street New York
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHI L i D E LP,HIA.

%iH4 WV ~ hN AtOO"CG40ENx.
no ali persons afflicted with sexual diseases, such
l as Spermatorfsea, Seminal Weakness, Impo.
tencc, Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, the vice Of
Onansn,, or Selfabuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view of The awful de.
struction Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
and the receptions practised upon the unfortunate
victims Of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, charitable act worthy
Of their name, to give medical ddcce gratis to all
persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with
description of their condition, (age,' occupation,
habits Of life, &c., and in ases Of extreme poverty
and suffering, to.FwniJt medicines free Of Charge.
The Howard Association is Benevolent Ifistitu.
ton, established by special endowment, for re-.
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with Ciru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases"' It has now surplus
Of MEANS which tie Directors have voted to expend
in advertising the above notice. It is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of tile age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
just Published, by the Association Report on
Sperinatorrhda, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of
Onanisn., Mas:urba.on or Sale Abuse, and other
Diseases Of the SexdS5 Organs, oy the consulting
surgeon, which will be sen. by mail, lin sealed
enveope,) Free Of Charge, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con,ul,nes
geon, Howard association No. Q South Ninth. - Z
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the D.~e< -, IS
EZRA u. HEARTWELL, Pm ss, ~ !.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. vS.A.e-. Va
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EMERS0N'S MAGAZINE.

T'HIs Popular Magazine has now attained circua.
L ton vnequalled by few Of its contemporaries. 1,
is the only thoroughly ORIGINAL American Illustra-
ted Periodical strictly speaking. now published il.
this country.
1t ranks among its contributors some of the finest
minds on this continent: its wood engravngs are
acknowledged to be superior to any other: and its
inducements to subscribers are unequalled.
Since it has passed into the hands of its present
propretor all sectional and party features have been
removed, and it may now deservcdy be classed as
the highest exponent of American literature-neu-
trail in Politics, and wholly National and inpersonal
in its general character.
The publishers have determined to continue their
great offer of
Magnificent Five Dollar Premium Engraving
to every Three Dollar subscriber co,hmenrin
with or at any time since January, 1858.
The Engraving selected Tor the present year, and
which will be PRESENTED to every Three Dollar
subscriber, is
LAST PER,
we'll known to be the finest steel plate ever executed
in this country, costing over $4,000 to engrave
full description of this beautiful work of art will
be found on the third cover page of the Maya.
zine.
TERMS OF THE MAGAZINE:
To SuBscRIBERs-Three dollars a year in advance
with Engraving of Last Supper.
SINGLE CoPIEs-Twenty five cents.
CLuBs-Three copies or more, without engra wing,
fss Il - = s,'--e- e. RI, Pa
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Moffars life Pills and Phoenix Bilters.
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

THE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
i PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use renders it unnecessary for the proprie
tor to enter into particular analysis of their medic
nal virtues properties and having the united tes-
timony Of more than THREE MILLION of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of perec;
health by them it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub.
lie, admits Of dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there are many who are
ready to testify their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed visor and
health.
In cases of Seroftaa, Ulcers, Sczrry or Ernptions
Of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is
astonishing, often removing in few days every
vestage Of those loathsome diseases by their puri
flying effects upon the blood Feyer and Ague, Dys-
ptpsia Dropsy, Fiies and in short most all disea-
ses, soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as BY their timely
use mnch suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by VIM. B. Mottat, ND New1ork, and
for sale by l. Shlenker Il Brother Harrisonburg,
La. Soy
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PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.

PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN,
II HIS PEN has teen approved by writer's in every
portion Of the civilized world, and without q -
doubt, is
The oily Pe,tect Fountain ecer made. No ~
fnkstand Required.
Over 1900 testimonials can be shown in lis "a
Vol. These Pens can be purchased with Fountain
to write hours for the same price as an ordinary
Gold Pen alone, and warranted to give How of ink
according to the pressure upon the paper; can be
regulated at pleasure, carried in the pocket without
leakage, and absolutely incorodble. Always
ready.
Tryi it, and Judge fcs yourselves as to its merits
Pens sent oy mail, prepaid, with directions for using
on receipt of $780, $500, or $500, according to
size. Liberal discount to trade and gents
r. G. STEARNS,
Agent 262 Broadway New York.
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NLAIBORNES>
" MISSISSIPPI |

On before the first OF r1tss-- IL 4 ~
er if arrang ements be perfected WIN cons.- s
the publication Of Month y Paper, under the
above title, in II city of New Orleans.
1t will have no connexicn whatever with politics
or party, bit vii be devoted exclusively to Agri-
culture and its kindred branches and the devel-
opemant of the great resources of tAe two States,
one in interest, in geographical position, ami in
destiny.
have some xperience-industry "A and a
thorough, personal knowledge of the country-its
high lands aud alluvals cane-brake s and marshes
-prairies aud pine woods-and their respective
capabilities. And my columns will he rendered
valuable by the contributions of enlightened wri-
tiers in both conn unites-practical planters, hor-
ticulturists, mechanics and men OF science. Under
their auspices, indeed and al their instance Din.
dertake this enterprise.
The FARMER will endeavor to be worthy Of its
namc-plain, straightforward, well-meaning, in.
dustlious and practical not meddesome and con.
tcntous. but attendin; strictly to its own line OF
business.
1t will contain monthly review of the markets
and OF commercial transactit rs, an, of wholesale
and retail p:ccs for all DESERT lions of country pro.
duce, upon which planters ma rely; with bust.
ness directory and many other items useful to our
friends at home.
1t will appear in the highest STYLE of typograph.
ica art-due alike to the great and opulent metrop.
oils whence it will be issued, and to the families and
tiresdes it proposes to visit.
The public support, the aid Of my brethren OIL
tue Press and of the Postmasters in Louisiana and
Mississippi is respectfully invoked
TERMs-$5, invariably in advance Rc,nittances
may be addressed to Duncan 4 Lssan, Commission
Merchants, 81 Carondelet street. or to DR., WIN,
G. Austin, New Orleans
j. F. II. CLAIBORNE.