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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
HsSw II. LEIDs Auetopeer--Ssle,rOosa No p 49,
NUAGNIFlCENT IXIVATE cOIIPcIfrx

M Of PlCTCRSs probably he iae., t.l.,,,,os
tered by the property Of -utlenss rrnso-ns
from the city. ny
HENRY II. LEEDS Co. vin sell D, .,c,,, - rr,
DAY Oot. 30 at II ocloci Ga~ sy n, ~ srsi-
the entire Private Gallery of fcstenAn K. a. 80, sSs
Many Of them are q csss rarely S.sS < ~
hc .ar prisiug specimens Of c.. which xu ~ s -
sssrtee hairg beeu parehaec euec, from srst. ts -
Among them will be found the celebrated rwI Lab.
Fusene Nsrsoc khoven Of BIusselsi Going Ysst.S
Nm shaver sen; The Wine Cellar" by us-nes,.-LL
Dusseldorf also hne specimens Sy PFex,r Hss ScAnS
sud artist, Of that shoo Among the American pro-
ductious % mentioned fine Landscape }, tAs H..
Thon Cole n being among his i,est laod.s..
aid Cattle masterpiece by Hnckly Il Boston. VIA sa,o,
other Paintings by Cop..y Huutiaston Naudeyn Dsax
Sonfas &c fao many fine Painting. ~ leading sTt q Z
Ens,h Fsush and other schools Wen fox 4 srsnr
pies the old They may be viewed with Ct ~
a, our Galleries Tuesday and until the day Of sale.
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Go nbom it map Concern.

TINHE SUREST WAY to be successful ia buM
to ADVERTISE judicioutly. thoroughly and
tensyey throughout the whole region from whence trade comet
s. M. PETTENGILL Il Co..
No 1i9 Eass have been the longest established hsvs IN
bes, facilities extensive connections and have the
hdence Press Of the whole country aud advertise In
Any and paper in the Union British Possessions The
bes; of terms making large saving 70 those VINO do business
through them Almost in the country
oeive6 their Office and filed for the benefit Of eyerkNs
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Aouses to fet.
6onses and farms nDante6.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED-1n the
~ vicinity Of NewYork. than s. miles distant,
Yessuty s;ust.d elevated ground, in the
neshborbood Of good society and railroad depot The
house be recently built substantial medium having
bot sud cold BATE &c. tasteful 10 tppesrsuce AID 10
every respect suts e for Geneman Residence Winter ~
well Summer. The outbudDg corssPJnd ample con-
venient and good order Land from Ito Is well i'm.
proved due proportion Of fruit Shade oe .hrub5ery Nc
Addres with FILL description price, &C. l. o. Box NO iif
Tnbgpe Oitice.
WANTED-By Nov. /, for housekeeping. a
w ROOM and BEDROOM unfurushed pies.antiy located
IN the vicinity of Abibedonsquare Terms b. moderate
Eod Address, with full particulars, stating terms,
&c. PRACTICAL. Tribune Office
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DURR & LORD, SHORTHAND WRITERA
No ll9 Sssssus Odcsi reporters In the Uaisd Sss6
eeuate from iSa8 ~ 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR at 1.-THE
~ ECLIPSE" Qate Centrevile) COURSE, MONDAY aud
the three following days Special trains the Long Island
Reirosd will leave the dero. In Brooklyn at s1d 10 aud
u for the returning at l0l ard and
Fare 25 ach way Passengers by the ordinary trains
running every hour, Is cents each way.
GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR at 1.-THE
~ ECLIPSE" (ae Centreynep COURSE-NONDAY
ard three following days.
Tickets be obtained the principal hotels OF the depot OF
the Long Island Railroad and at the Price 25 each
day. Grand stand tickets Is cents each
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DROW WINS SELF-R GULATIN G
ID HOT-WATER FURNACE,
Manufactured and sold by


This Furnace has been In successful for elk and
with the late Improvements preeminen the best aud st
efficient apparatus for Warming and Ventating D~elng
Hospitals School Buildings, &c Ii affords abundant sup
ply Of delicious air. Of the temperature Of Summer heat. free
from dust and less than when taken from the
and efficient and costs
less proportion its heating surface than other Hot
IL is adapted to buildings already occupied and
can substituted furnaces and other modes Of
heatne b. and detrimental to the health
Circulars references aud further particulars be obtained
tie Office ofih Company No "a Canal three doors East
nfR roaouav CIIApI-sS n. BLLic, oocIvtaiy.
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Professional Notices.

Office for procuring
A MEXICAN end FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. p. PRISON, No. 3 wALL-ST., N. T..
pamphlet of information sent free BY RAD
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A. NJ MsswW, Auctios-~r
BANGS, MERWIN a 20 T-,

A. M MshsN, Auctoae-r
IN BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Trsdos..
- EroA Y. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY A., y,,.
IUtsrAs ooSs OF n n = sns - rss ~ LAY
AFTktN -. COINS. MEDALS aud All
CHOICE BOD. usye yafie.y Of scarce and S,io srW
-S.mtfi'i-s ga ~ -tcsn History Namsn.,,o. ssss
faeenr, French snd hsA rough the ogdn.r, eh.sa -
~ iSw sn 1rr =, ., 'aa choice coiH. M
Au.eyIsphs ever before offered D. S,e.roa, "''
Cstiogves NAV BE- obtsned a. ~. psnly.xn
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, rHD. '"'oAf.
$500 Nov ;, tard s srsoct> -.
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE BOOM n mag u =.
TIRE bio-,ry .. the ate Herman r Lsd-z Ia. i've
:, MONDAY and TUESDAY AERERNo> w
Noy . sLa consmepcinf each i,v a 4 osf:
AUTO NAfh LETTERS. DOCUMENTS az. Gun.
C>lrtt The collection e connoesr aor NJ, -. u
i- twenty fVr years. vith Eneh sad ,xo@u "a hss
country sBd Eu,ope. fs '~a ">
WEDNESDAY TIT IsDAY sid FRIDAY AyTEgyooxs
- Nov. 10 II and q, At o'coci,
ceny and for many years Pe-'den, Of the Mershsn b.
bis city
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AMuseMents.

MATINEE At DODWORTlIS hOOMS.
I'LL MILF. EMMA WELLS,
Az Tvs LADY ORGANfsr,
WIN zyo her hrr AieNsutre Orsaa
On FRIDAY, Oct - lsS-
NILE WELLS vii b. assisted %
! r. MOLLENHAUER vidinit.
II. c. TIna, Pians -.
0en'a
Door. open at commence. AZ o DC TX ,i and
Tickets and programmes may D hsa A. ." '' ~ ~
bsoks.orss OF Broadway, snd a gre aeoi.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. -PICCoLoMiNI-
n WEDNESDAY. Oct p, s'a;
! f''s' } SHs 'PPYPccoIo@lHI and CARL FoRMEs.
p;r,s o ~ - poriss,Ps opera IN two aet.
N"'' The DAUGBTEa Or the kEGlAESr
Nile PICCOLOhiNl
/: III, 1900, 4. hef rebo ned character of Maria
/: CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
Every effort the ps Of the Director to prevent He
sst~ sale Of sest for The FocoouiA nights has been made
N. Il sorry ths; he only partially succeeded TAe
speclsor away from the preon's Of the Academy
lave eJDed ticket otoes Of their the principal once
Of which the book stand tue St Nichols Hoiel aud ae
Pos; Ooe whioh they INTERESTINGLY a5feIse n
tho daily papers How far the respective proprietor Of ,e-e
fur the Director to decide.
TIE fact Nile. Pocoouin appearing eseter With F1nes
late specusio scA< eXetors Tee Director AeIeioEe
Ia PIGLIA DI REGIMENTo
eyiil he te,fyrrDed on Fri6Ay oct. y, and that
A GRAND EXTRA NIGHT
yin be given Saturday evening" Oc, ~. -, $50.
M Cnrsan therefore, calls upon the pubic % sssss hn II
rttiag down this every party equally injurious proceeding
beh eau OaJ eec.oay b done by not listening % the
t,. ~ ri, e that all tickets airs Sold bat
from tie Official whether this and
tu to extoons of outside specul.,os and rather stay
away particular Several performances OF the
na,.ssee & .bsea the Director VII feel himself reluctantly
.coUPeLcd TO resort TO tue auction system
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Danfins Academies.


A DOD ORT H.
IA DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. Cos Broadway, New York.
No. Isl Montague piece, Brooklyn.
New op.r for the Season.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn,
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS 4 New-fort-
AFTERNOONS for LADIES snd CHILDREN
EVENINGS for GENTLEMEN.
Pupik commence .: any time
Durrx Furopeaz Of his Mr. Dodworh hss
favorable opportunities Of studying the peculiar daooss o.
Poland ara Hungary popaaT the time in VIENNA
some Of these With ether novelties vii BE- introduces 81 tie
earliest Of the present sesson
Circular, nav b. Lsd az either Academy.
L. FERREROs DANCING ACADEMIES,
lLs No 50 ith-s; " Y, and No. ~ Cis,Onst
brooklyn, open. Pupils enter ~ sny time Gen
temen's Evening Glass MONDAY and URSDAf. Saturday
evening Cll.. viii Nov - soires given usual
MIR. CHARRUAUDs DANCING ACADEMY.
Ul No. 81 East 18th At,
lsrow op4n for the Pupil commence at any tine
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st IL oco X BSos, and
81 Ladies, Ni-ses Masters; TUESDAY and FRI
DAY EVENINGS At g. for Gentlemen. To oommencs Nov. =
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miscellaneous.

CTOvE POLISH.-A very superior or .icle for
~ family use 10 cean d1rAbie AID Brilliant I'd exceeds
anything Of The kind also p saving Of
labor 0UARTERMAN SON. ia IohnSt.. New YORK.
ITO YOUNG LADIES What greater ad-
jnc to beauty there than Rusy Lips md White Teeth
no matter how plain the aues handsome Teeth and Sweet
Breath Advantages tia: cannot be TO highly pred and
thee under your control b. rS1s "THCRsTONs
PEARL DENTfFhiCE.-
Dr. O. P. THRCSTONs IVORY IEARL DENrIFRICE
q sne 50 pet bottle is soA the principal crussss:
DlscessA, NY. Wholesale Dep 1t, No. Is FrsftliaIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

CAUTION. of Saponi6er or Con.
~ ceusted LEY for making Soap, notified that pl
rous srce the market The only Genuine Orsna ana
Patented article is Manufactured by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, who will hold re-
nnsiha TO tie Of the law those infringing Repre-.
srnted by LEWIS JAMES Co.. sole AGENTS, Philadelphia
INCUR, GRAIN and SALT BAGS, made and
printed to order from beautiful designs beet materials and
AZ prices No ITO Wsst, corner Marrsy ~ L.
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DI7TTFRFLiE!S. exchanged with Collectors
ID by Mr. WHITEMIRE, No. 10 Joralemonst, Brooklyn
New York.
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THO LET-FOur- story brick basement HOUSE
i No. ias Wee: sd'hst, between 7h and s'A.vs Good
ssubs &C. Has about 20 rooms in pesee. order.
Ret us.u May l. ssN Coz Be se<a sly tune.
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CEsrs,L R. K. co. or NEw-JtsstY
New YORK, Oct. D. 1858
INTEREST. The INTEREST COUPONS OF
i the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS due the lst day ot
Noyeu next will be paid the Ohce Of the Company NJ
50 w all ST. and ai'er ths: date
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The upse-sfaed WI carry the COMMISSION ana e.D
KFRAOF business in GRAIN FEED and FLOUR and ~
be lcuud q b.. ONCE No 90 WeststNew iors or ~
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The underlined will cary the busins" o. ~ =
FEED aod GRAIN DEALER, on his ewn .c.unrr zinc
We,t-s.-neu York Oct. 3, 1853. sTlLLE mANNIr "-
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Gopartusrsbip Notices.

Having rnrcha.ed Of GBO. 8. WRIGHT and Y. H. REABI
th entire In the .boye hrn shall continue the boz
uess In my u, he Office No 81 West 81 Cinds
att and cose up IN. business Of WRIGHT, MoWRY Co.
New ork 40 possible. A H. AO"kI.
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NOTICE.-1he Interest coupons OF the light
l\Per Cent Morssfe Bonds Of The LA CROSSE and MIL
WAUkEE RAILROAD CONAN, Que on the 81 DAY OF
New YORK will paid that day on pres"utsion s ne
OCEAN BANK L the City of SewYork. CHAM
BERLAN Mor,ssee possession La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
wi PANY-Hoders of The Bond. Of this Company WI pre-
at Tor rsyueot the INTEREST WARRANTS due Nov l..
1855 to ANDREW ii. GREEN No. - wausI' Jalncey
Court, New YORK City
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

The great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma
chimes is founded on the fact, that tiey are per
fectly adapted to every variety oc work, and that
each one Of thcm kept employed, will earn not
less than One Thousand Dollars Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable intorma.
tion about these machnes-sizes, prices, modes of
purchasing, &c.-can obtain it by applying. BY let
ter, or otherwise. for copy of NJ. Singers Cos
dszette beautiful pictorial paper, entirely devo-
ted to Sewing Machine interests 1t will be sent gratis
Local AGENTS
Wanted in every Town in the United States, to
whom liberal inducements are offered.
NIB We have made arrangements with many
editors and publishers OF newspapers highly profit
able and satisfactory to them, and wish to mali
similar contracts with every newspaper and maya.
zine in the country. For full particulars address
l. N. SINGER CO.,
&7-ao ~ Broadway, New York
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
SHERIFF,S Sale.

Ex. of Levi Doughty-vs. Heirs of Levi
Doughty-Sevenih District Court-Parish
East F-Iicana:
by virtue of writ Of f. IA in the above entitled
ID case, issued from The Hon Seventh District court
in and for the parish Of East Feliciana and to
the sheriff of the parish OF Catahoula directed,
have seized upon as the property Of Burrel Pool
a TRACT OF LAND situated and living and being
on Black River, i'll the parish of Catahoula contain
ing (7S) Seventy Eight Acres, and being the same
which the said Birre Pool now resides And will
on sat~raay the first day of Mug 1858. within legal
hours oti. for sale public Auction the said pro-
perty at the co"t house door, to satisfy said writ
TERMS of sale cash. III. der benefit of appraisement.
DIN. 1RlCHARp, Sheriff.
March Al 1SkS-prs "a
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL DELPHTA.

! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCENEvT
TO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases. such
L as Spermatorrh9a Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, Gohonh9a elect, Syphilis, the vice of
Onanism, Or Selfabuse, &C.. &C.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful de-
sructon of human life, caused by Sexual diseases.
and the deceptions practised upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as eharifobie act worthy
OF their name, to give medical odpice gratis, to all
persons thus afflicted, who apply by Etter, with
description of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits OF life, &C. and in of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish mdlicines free If Charqe.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Institu-
ton, established by special endowment for G re-
lief Of the sick and distressed. afflicted with ,ru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" II hrs nox eneplus
Of means, which the Directors have voted to expend
in advertising the above notice. 1t is needless 70
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of tie age and will tunh the most
approved modern treatment
Just Published, by the Association Hcport on
SpermatOrrhpa, or Seminal Weakness the vice Of
Onanism, Masturbatioh Ss'EAblse, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Orea,,s oy the consulting
surgeon, which, will be sent by mail, lin sealed
enveopc,) Free Of Charge, on tho rcceipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GRO. r. CAIHous, Consulting Sur.
geon Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth, street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro. FAIRCnILD Secretary. v3-b45-ly
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

be HOSPITALITY. Many wife might
abe following paragraph, from Elmer
ind be wiser and happier therefor:
excellent wife! cucumber not yourself
he to get cusiously rich dinner for
ban or woman who has alighted at our
nor bed chamber made at too great a
These things, if they are curious in
they can get for few shillings in any
p; but rather let the stranger see, if he
in your looks, accent and behaviour,
heart and earnestness, your thought
Fill, that which he cannot buy at any
in the city, and for which he may well
twenty miles, and dine sparingly and
Hlit1le, to behold. Let not the empha-
hospitality lie in bed and board, but
bth and love, and honor and courtesy
IL all thy deeds"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
PURIFY fAE BLOOD.
Moffats life Pills and Phoenix Bi!!cTs;
Free from all Mineral {oisons.

THE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
i PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected
by their ase renders il unnecessary for the propre-
tor to enter into particular analysis OF their medic
nal virtues properties and having the United teS-
tii"ony of more than THREE MILLION ct persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment OF pefec:
health D, them, it il believed that their reputation
as the best Vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admits 0! no dispute. IN almost every city and
Village in the United States there are many who
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing dcasc
and giving to the whole system renewed ,igor and
health.
In cases OF Scrofla. Ulcers !Sc,irry u Ernptiqas
OF the skin the operation of the Life Ns,icines is
astonishing, often removing i'll few days .very
vcstage OF those loathsome diseases, by their put-
fvng effects upon the bloDd F'rer and .AgaP. DIS
pspSta. Dropsy, Pii'S and in short most al disea-
scs, soon Weld to their curative properties. NO
family should he without then. as by their timely
use mnch suffering and expense may he saved.
Prepared by VIM. B. Moif,t, II. Ne~ York, and
for sale by |. Sienker d Brother ilarrisonburg,
La. 500
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
T. b. SHIT II.
FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. Is CANA,
STREET, New ORLEANS.

STREET, New ORLEANS.
Would especially inforr his friends and
the public generally IN fl ure his person
al attention will be direc' ID solely to the
FoRwARDIxG BUSINESS. To avoid deten-
ton and lessen as muc' as possible the
charges, goods will always beshipped byhim
from the vessels to the steamb boats, thereby
saving ex,ra drayage, storage, labor, cooper
age. fire insurance. &c.
From his long experience in New Orleans
in the Commission and Forwarding and
Steamboat A gency Line, he natters himself
that he will give general, satisfaction to all
those in the South and West who may favor
hin with their b1s;asss. ely.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
SHERIFF"S SALE.

rs. 18th District Court
Joseph White. parish ofCatahoula
RY virtue Of writ of FL Fa. in the above
- entitled suit issued out of Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish Of Catahou
la state Of Louisiana, and to the 81 erif Of
said parish, directed | have seized upon as
the property Of the defendant Joseph White
4 Tract or parcel Of Land, being the Eas,
J of North East ! of Section "a, Township
No. 6 Range S East containing IS 4o-loo
acres also two GRAY Horses, and will on
Saturday the first day Of Nay, 1858, with
in the hours prescribed by law offer said
property for sale at public auction at the
court house door in said parish.
Term Of sale cash under benefit Of ap.
prasemeht.
p. NJ. PRTCHARD, Sheriff.
March 81 1858. prs. tees6.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
Psychological JOTRSAI"

voted tOscience, literature and general inteli.
gence The journal is profusey cmbeshed with
portraits Of the great, the good and the vicious
engrayings of useful Inventions specimens from
the snimai kingdom; illustrstions Of Natural Sd
ence, Architecture Fruits, etc. so that the farmer.
merchant minister, parent, teacher and scholar
shall find in the Journal not only Substantial kwol-
edge but useful information and rich intellectual
entertainment. . MONTHLY, 81 year. For either O.
the abose journals, address Fowler 4 Wells. 3es
Broadway New J ork. For three dollars in adj
vance, copy Of Life Illustrated. the Phrenclorical
Journal, and the Water Cure Journal win be sent
la year to one address
GEORGE A. IKE, General Collecting
Agent, Baton Rouge, La. .-..
Immediate attention given to the purchase
and Entry of Land
Information Gratis.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28
BOOK. STATIONERY & FANCY STORE
BATOV ROUGE L.

| MCCORMICK CO, haze opened in the fine
e. brick Store on Third street. occupied by the Post
Office, a new and choice assortment, consisting in
part of the following articles, which they are prpar-
ed to sell low for cash. at wholesale or rctail:
E,,clope&.-O!,ciai, letter and note; envelopes of
all qualities white and buff SATIN embossed and plain
Blank Books-Ledgers Journal. dav books record
books order eetter, pass, bank, writing, and blank
books and pocket ledgers, Of all sizes furnished to
order
Port fa1iox or B1oftiq cases. Qrartos plain; sheep,
turkey morocco, cap &c.
LtmI Pe1tc,is.-ComiHon lead, best drawing, and
Fabei's best.
Scbool Rooks-An assortment Of the latest and
most popular schools in use Globes, celestial and
terrestrial
misunderstood inks, several numbers, bronze
cocoa, spring top, glass tupe, "heelers celebrated
patent.
SnnI RoreS-Tin wood and glass
Siatex-Transpareut states for drawing porcelain,
American English and German slates
NSccllaneous--hdia rubber; inlc'ible ink-IIar-
rison's, Pavsons and E~ons; bill files desk weights:
Irvine reels paper follers-ivory, bone, wood and
tin visiting cards printers cards aud PLYING cards
of all quantities perforated hord Bristol boards !:
sa,lccrs Of coors water coorS in boxes cantIs hair
pencils waiersplar, fancy, aud motto; india ink :;
ladies paper weights; court plaster tissue paper :;
metallic memorandum books; parchment, pounce
red tapes peno.icrs, seal and wafer stamps sealing
wax t7ine letter clips, book rests, black sand black
lines.
PaplF-Cream laid satin post 9Th edged; Cream
satin post, gilt and plain Quorto post, blue
wove; commercial blue wore; Bath post Amer-
lean, English and French paper of all qualities.
Note Pcpcr--Plain, crimpei, lowered; llumin
aed, mourning, silver stripe, etc; tissue paper, ira
cling, drawing wrapping glazed, red, blue, green and
yellow paper.
cheap P"llicattons.-The latest and most popular
at publishers prices
-uogazines d"d Nt@spaptrs -Efarper's, Graham's,
Godev's Ladies Book, Putnam's, Backwood and the
Quarterlies, knckcrbocker, DeBows Review, con-
stantly received and for sale at publishers prices
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

6ouA1 fxDEP1xSrScn. A Western
lately offered bis hat 40 /. prize for the
|assy on independence. The following
led the prize "National Independent.
)er imagined than described. Personal
(endence consists emphatically in being
in a clean shirt, drawers, socks, and a
blackened pair of boots, with at leas.
|ar and a clean cambria in your pocket,
Sunday morning with your wife on one
ind your baby on the other, taking your
eourse towards your own preacher, in
Ilissful expectation Of doing your own
ing, in your own pew, wherein no one
venture 10 nudge you with bis elbow, OF
your nose with straw"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

Philadelphia
SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
Howard Il Hall, Successors to S. Robb
Co., 40. 3 Magazine street, near
Canal, New Orleaps,) are now re-
ceiving from their Manufartury
in Phiadelph "a large assort-
ment of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Whips, Trunks
and Travelling Bags,
with all other ar,i-
Giles usually found
in the Saddlery
Business.
HOWARD Il HALL are agents for the
Union India Rubber Company Of New IN
York, and vii keep constantly onhand "a
full assortment of Rubber Bands OF
all sizes. Also, Patent Stretched Lea
Their Beltings, which they are constantly
receiving from the best mandatory
all of which they offer as low and on as
good terms rs any other. 3-lv