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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-14
'nmercial Advertiser.
From the Atlantic Monthly.
NTA ILOMELA..

~ From the Atlantic Monthly
M SANTA FILOM Ella.
p - BIT H. v. LoxGsElLow.
= IN whene'er a noble deed Is wrought
iQe whene'er IS spoken noble thought
Our hearts, in glad surprise,
russ To higher levels rise.
rs The tidal q deeper souls
N Into innost being rolls
- And lifts Us
Out Of all meaner cares.
n Honor to those whose words or deeds
% Thus help us in daily needs,
And by their overflow
Raise US from what is
Thus thought I, by night read
Ofthe great army Of the dead,
Trenches cold and damp,
The starved and frozen camp
The wounded from the batt,e-pain.
In dreary hospitals Of plain
The cherries corridors.
The cold and stony foors-
Lo. in that house Of misery
A lady with lamp
Pass through the gimmering sioom
And itsrom ROOM
And slow, a n a dream Of bliss
The speechless sufferer to kiss
Her shadow falls
Cfon the darkening walls.
Asia door in heaven should be
Opened, and then closed suddenly,
The vision and went,
The light shone and spent.
On Engiand's annals, through the long
Hereafter of her speech and song,
That light its rays cast
From portals of the past
lady with lamp slErss-zA
! In the great history Of the land,
noble type OF good,
Heroic womanhocd.
Nor even shall be wanting here
The palm, the lily and the spear,
The symbols that OF yore
Saint FilomeIa bore.
Saint Nightingale Florence the saint of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-14

VUVHIS wELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
Establishment offers inducements the Travelling
Public and to those wishing quiet home 1t is animated IN
proximity the business CENTER and is conducted
the European Pan giving its the choice Of obtaining
their meals the restaurant connected with the house. else
where, as their convenience may suggest.
The Proprietor, VIII has been eagaged in this house sIee
1882 scits continuance of the Of his ends
which, heretofore he will endeavor merit by strict atten
tion to their wants and comfort. g. w. FRINK,
66-6m Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-14

FOR SALE OR RENT.
~s~ NE HU NDR f ID AND TW ENTY
fE ACRES less, of rich Land well adapted for
. wheat growing and for at Nawiliwi Kauai,
lying mile from the beach adjacent to the Lhue Mill and
Plantation and considerable elevation above the
Part the is well waered and the whole of
be easily and cheaply irrigated The entire tract
closed The dwelling and outhouses are all in thorough
repair.
For terms, Apply to
65-d b. W. FIELD, Honolulu.
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AWAIIAN ISLANDS
yoasts amO gmos.
TO LET.
FOR SALE OR TO LET

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
"A THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. Corr
Fort and Chaplain streets Possession given
sls january Inquire OF j. FULLER the
O Board Of Education. 76-f
TO LET.
- A DESIRABLE COTT AGE-On Beretania
Lii within the enclosure Of the residence of Henry
.M5s;E. Macfarlane, furnished or uDfurnshed.
Apply premises the Commercial Hotel. 77-n
49, TO LET OR FOR SALE-Possession Civ
&E immediaey-Three neat cottages, three rooms in
- with outhouses-situated Merchant handy
to the part the Title fee simple. Apply
HENRY SMITH,
74-3m Or G. c. HARRIS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-14

AND BUILDER The undersigned would In
form friends and public that he has taken the vel
known Carpenter premises Of @. b. Leuer Esq On fot
street. would solicit heretofore % literally
All orders the various branches q biidtng
ness and dispatch -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

MOI zssEs no to's rsse eoa a' 7ssesc for Fer
cns,oc Mo Ordinary Febcled and 2e cs Choices. and ~
1..lf n>lr at 1uk1 nc iot Femsn;ips o Prime
r<nlr y 1a1z1d SALES Of only 100 hhls supeians a
IL ~ small losz Il - la and ioc Extra At 81 6aA y
7le sales d Com neluded sp sacks Coed White
4. 7Qc SIS yellow Al she same and 100 Prime White at ss =
basho < Whrst sso Red sold IN two iaz = e ~
Prime Il ssc aud 0; Prime white Al 81 10 . buslei The
II OATS Comprised sc sacks g. Louis n io =
% , WABASH IL ,sore - los p bu.hci OF rn 1000 sacks
were sold b. one party sage and so<e smaller lots = $50
So q LOO NJ.
RICE =. 81 tierecs wore scid At ssscf y.
coFFEE . We did not hear q sale.
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork were confined 10 retail
ois Il SO 7sas7 o. bb private dispatch fron ciscin
natl quoted Meas yesterday Al SIS 67a decline OF Bacon
We orr4 only small sz9se FER Ribbed Sides and
saee for Clear. In Lard nothing Of sny moment
reported.
WHISKY. Holders were asking higher prices. but we
heard Of sales Of Importance.
FREI6HTs-. Tho market very dull. ship was taken
for Liverpool al s.I6d. for Cotton.
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~ y Fl - y e = --t<~~ - y = - l1 s
\ Is. 3d.lk u ~ txo11dlns warm and
20 ia M duil Il - isxee = Well = else'
s ~ <d<y o6jox b fhe Eroaf excitesnent
.s,S ( 3. 8 1nnn5 l1or>e xaso closed.
& 7.~ y ~, q, n1Ho before he city.
s S Szs {. vs. fSolaviIl1 packet Pacific, Capt.
z 4 II - q "a u5In 1 On cargo. part vas 70
& {. - IA hid tobacco. We ire obliged
8 1- I'D 2 ,Ivs c31.k n. VI. p Halliday, for late
- ldazA as4Ia Saturday, = 5 r n. pnnc-
& Is 1lue pastet Alsck scots. Capt. Henry
11SISed ,s111 81. f.cois with falI cargo, In
g. IS 1el1s cotton and 81 bids tobacco We
= 49, 1SH1<d u III John r. Douglas her courteous
80 II la1e papers She leaves agaio On Monday
ID >s1nr Dc packet for that day.
- 1le1siver packet Swan, Capt Charles Hayes,
&on Jefferson With 2ss bales cotton, and re-
n - ~ q he " :. 4. Doagluz above. She leaves
q = Saturday Il !. II
4, s ia Adam p><kus ssllie Robinson, Capt e
= :, IA y ~ IS hales cotton. le bids sugar
- NV 1I.>ls< she vim leave again on Sat
81 IS 1zslv1d fom CincInnst, the Bonita
l. h ~ ao1sou snd tie Dr.. Burlington with IA
IUm He1 fIger.
n 11fqrx 8 s. mail packet Natchez, Capt.
I6nthd1n, arrived With 726 bales cotton, and
3 - = uHe1 On Saturday, a. S P. N. to the
NJ tkenk her polite clerk Mr. F. A. Sher
p I|&kyDo' D. r. Carroll for Grand Eeors.
y d. II to1>y, this regular, very popular, new
\ y IA Ejyef p4cket leaves As above, in charge
oapt KImbaIl, with Mr. F. oorion in
= ~: SuIIzfsd By the polite MI. J. J. Compere.
Ibrd ~ Loaisvillss This swim, splendid
~ <1lc|nx passenger packet. Capt Jas. Mather in
111n1. leaves port today at 5 P. N. Mr., q. B.
4 IN. perfect gentleman and correct bust
w., ais hef oiIlee. No boat In the trade is bet
11gel than che Woodford, or deserves to be
- 0@reIIy pstzcnised. She can always be relied
rs - " AXE pleasure ID commencing her and her
I lely o1ioss 70 ~ our friends and the public
Y IS sAe ia1ss ~ daily Cairo u 8. mail.
y 1Iat1n b. e<rned reputation as prompt
15la| and courteous steamboatman, which
= 1|sht envy. and he deserves the great popu-
teeket hacks out for all landings up to the
~ CIty. Ii charge Of Capt. A. Stein, with the
I1ux NJ. =. D. crane in che Office.
~ Ma1ongaAeia 5or s. Louis. Captain N. A.
~ IN positively back out his splendid passenger
- to412y 1t r. N. Nj. s. s. Eutriken Is her
~ o11on(iqe and correct clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

'o4 IN v5s'2 E ~: ~ lamp street street
- .s.h- r,o,sd "a 49, a,;s.,s ,,ss '' T,..s
IL 49, sts %,s., = - 49, :
<..z> 49, 49,, 81 ~ ,., ~. Il, ~,
Nv '--, <.i,s =. ~ ,t - - ~ <-',s,e'
si,,s-.,1, =, 49, 49, u, 49,. - rss w
,2 ~ s<-.,-. f,,. srS ~, .,, u b ~.
S--1- -p,,,, Z, =. ..t ~. .,- ,-,- - 49,, ~,
---> W '' ~ ~ ''' ''''~s " Wy '''oz "sn' ~
Xfricns mail. cnns through To- dev Tho r;vnsc coraa
-. a. ,S<v ,r.,1 .,,rgf .,nr. -. ~.,-.s a., -,
's S''f. " w. ~ 'es''' 'AH' se'tts'
Il p ecs'en 7.ss been srcI'nsed under exehanse,
,, a, 80, t a., s,, 49,. ~. = -
W e .- ' wv r. ,f''' aAa' ~ ''"sn
yerous vines nnf 70 % placed on The market 70 meet
4 drafts from The great ieorcnse IN
z.s1, ~. h.r.,ofor- .t,-,3sd ~. s,.,., 49,.
11z .-- 4.S-- q \ 1891. - -. :. s, ~
Pe7ors 'ne eo''on rs nsI way 70 liverpool and Of
rl<>r 4. coxer hi, f.r. az DE- XII, m. so,,., s. =
q ----,. - - q. .,-. - $500 ,,' ~
fp <eai 81 Hnes 70 the rhipprr or owner an hfnad-
tfosjsious there q chance ANYTHING
49, ->-];-ed IN the s4x Of min
,-.-. ..ss~s, ,.rs. ,-s,s.,.,r. 4, r., 4.
~ - ~ he tesspn 81 the We sales Of Al
- - E>, York IL x di.coun: The hanss or The mos, II
.,,;o, .-,,.r Z, II - ~. S.- = ~ ~ ~, y
~.''H - "A Fly e1n'' o'aeouh' ipr ehechs
4 nov rsssfd - the regular counter rate In tis bills
were co1armed al q. IA ia! for the i., AZ
1-a IA ~ .susl An, taaf, ~ - s,s, =
~ ~ '.'@' W., ,snsseN'n' y commercial Of
49, rfr transactions ssy IN bll.s with sh,unpe
I. ,oil "a IN ~, ,.7,< .s .1a Nm. - ~ -
1 .--, , y = ,se,- ~. ,s VIZ -
~ 'ne remittance operations n lu51 a. llez The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04
IMPORTS.


NEW YORK-ship Indiana-Assorled mdse.
TAMPICO- Brig Naham Stetson-$20OO specie Mani Payro
-l300 do Norsno Brosei4 do Zachare kcoln0D do 10
bales skins specie and lot fruit 70 Fernandez
&co--Totsi $s2fs specie
CONVICTION schr Polar starls bales cotton Warren
Gilmore &co6 bales cotton to Cutre Harrison &coToia 10
bales
N0BIIEsehf Olive BranchsoO bbls Of naval E
Blessey Eco.
BII.oxf-schr Psiican--ss 900 feet lumber to order.
c0vINGToN-schr Juene Creoe-Ss.O 90 bricks order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

NEW YoRK--Ship iudiana--A Z kooos,-J Adams 4ce
- III ASHER <ro-V Arnsrnfrf Bsue1A Coacn--MA] u
4 Boye-cousesse, Kenncit aeoJ
y {. crun zsiI--1 eorgc Qenney Frois ID ATey kco-
feloves AGO. nnalsy. Nelson &cc--A D noposan-k Del
t1,<se J nnSyA-~E rhreshieb airaeiIo-f
<cn-Isftcn Crump--N Hart kco-ueakon Olivier--A
Hill Leeds dc0Hea Mazsis .zcoA JcexnetA Kearn,
Washington jackson dos Locke-tobt Charpanfier-EF
nnton--J Mesef-W Mephfm--G 1. Nance-Ieon fierrcr
akev Hevkins kcoPeefs, Nillald kcoHabcock Rhoajus
&cu--C Ruddecke &co--A BfousseRu &co-j ACnQnc-P
rintan &co-H Ciosicrnsn 4ceouirer Harrison &colak,
Mosps &co-Cocman. Putnam teo-k N nenmAn kca~F
Folyer &eoFrierson, Coevsy &coJ " Fee &coJ Ganche
-5ique JHmson---G DeGariecmia Goodrich &co--I )
eolhos Henderson reale7J johnson kceA Iaurissini
W Newton &coQ glesby Mneaulsy Patton, smith Put
nnni-H W Reynolds &co--A Rebb &eo---Syne Provan-
George Smedes &co-Snlith Cooper xeo-T Smith--D y
Tonpkins-Turns &eo-ysa Bsnihuyssn keoJ va,ienine
s-anan, Pack &co---Townsend rompkins &co--raysor
ChuruhiI--s Todd &co-w yredenbusg-J Woodruff
co-and order.
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SplppIng saislligtnas.
friday JUNO Z, TOO
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

ship. Celestial Empire. Pierce, for Liverpool
Ship 81 Charles Conway, for Havre. j whitney &co
sehr VIM Petsss. Bskney, for rabasoo, ,,,,,,,-.
sehr Won, Kamm. for Apsachisoia K Mitchell
Schr Southern Perry for Pensacola Pooey, Nicol Gee
Schr Anoia, Whitaker, for Mobile W Huntington
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For OPELOU SAS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY al O'Clock p. NJ
IT, FOR OPELOUS As-ThE NEW
k6s4xkAkJr STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. g. e. Lou.
sor built expressly for the trade, win leave
on the AchsfasyA For freight or passage. apply board
JIM. JOHNSTON co.. Front Ieyse st.
yHu Custonhouse street
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
MEHCHANrs' HOTEL, CORNER OF ST

~ MEftLHANTS' EfOT1NI1, UUfSNhK OF ST
EE:i Charles aud Canal stfeets.
Iii Tho undersigned. who for years has had
Of the Arcade informs his friends and
that he has opened the above location HoTE which
FIRST CLASS In every respect. rooms
large well ventatedhe Table will be supplied with
everything that affords Trusting W merit to de-
supports respectfully asksa share Of the public patron
age. J. DEBAUN,
JAZZ ly Proprietor.
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AENlN Ell.
ship Indiana, con % days from New York, to Woodruff
&co-1st dist l6
spanish Bark f. 49, from Havana, mastsrouarantine
Station
Brig sahsm s,essop days from rampico to Fernan
Brig Nancy Rudoveh days Cardcnas Goidesbo
iespare- and previously reported at Quar-
antine-Poizi.
schr Polar Star. whitcomb. from Covington-Basin.
schr Olive Branch Smith, days fro Mobile to master
Basin.
schr Pelican, Nshis, from Biloxi--Basin
Sehr Juens Creole, PaEant. from Covington-Basn.
srEAMBoATs.
Or Bufaington Dowfy, from Red River.
NAichez- fenfhcrs from TicksbufE
Aurora, Rhodes, from Pitsbure
AW Baker. Greig, from ST Mertinsvie.
Aleck Scott, Swzer, from St Louis.
Bonita, Daniels. from 1iinden
California Hopkins from Mobile
Capitol. Barranco. from Bayou Sara.
Pacific, Bragdon, from Louisville.
Sallie Robinson, Gross from Fort Adams.
Swan. Hays from Red River.
Alice Vivian, -, from Mobile.
Champion Cooke, from Mobile
rowboat Star. whitney, from the down and
9Th ult ships Dictator Augustus brig Golden
Lead brought up ship fndiana left bark fe at Qusrs
tine Stat ion.
Towboat Phoenix CrowelI from the and
Is 18th nit ships Sulsns Lancashire. and schr Julia
Marlborough from brig NahRm Stesou aud from
Quarantine brig Nancy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

~ import ~ y, 39z The stock previously
- eles Ibis week 81 s5v u which H. go on spe.
and iS1 for leaving cotton mo- in
- ~ 81 9c which Is 1895 bales than ii he same
- year The stock Of American Is >o57s2 icing 81 gs
49, 4rfe than Il the periad year The apparent
z esnsnpioa up 10 to-day ls AZ against s57s tho
Feessssd BY the tfrea on Monday le. were con
Sss ss'vrs7es % he injury dene 20 he growing
4ore>er with srecnlafors VINO freely entered te
- ppn!n.e4 With confidence. and considerabs extent
hiss heen amply erpped with cotton and
za y fee ss5 Rat. q re seek partial I'd To-
1st brnzz have been 10 good Request and lie sales
4 an Al vance Of I'd Il IA. per ID Egyptians hsse
1n14 than usual attention, hut 1n freey offered and
qualities somewhat dearsr although moi amcan
- 111<>nl improvement Va. ner III n 49, 49, =
X><4< ~ sales obi haes
"<H< speculation IL American and tpa S,o as "a
JOHN WILLIS Jn
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HOWARD AssOCI4TT0Y- PT11DE7Pl

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.-
II Benevolent Institution established special endow-
en for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
To all afflicted with SEXUAL DISEASES such as
spermaorrhaa, Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonorrhoa
elect SyPhil the vice Of onsnism Self etc ETC.
The Howard Association, IN view OF the destruction
Of human e aued BY Sexual Diseases and the decepons
practsed the unfortunate victims diseases by
Quaek several directed their
eCH ARITABLE ACT worthy OF their name to open Dis
pensary for the treatment Of this diseases In ali their
forms and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to ali who
apply by letter with description Of their coalition age &C.
cupaton habits Of life etc and In poverty
20 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE II ID mead.
less 10 add h the Assassination commands the highest Medical
kill Of the and will furnish the approved modern
treatment. .-~s-1 ~ 1870
The Dectors on review OF the their
hors IN this sphere OF benevolent effort have
cut 70 the afflicted especially the young they have re
solved to devote themselves with to hs
porant but mitch despised cause. - 80 -
just published BY the Association Report on sDerma.
ofrh@a Seminal Weakness the vice
on or Self Abuse and other Diseases Organs
the Consulting Surgeon, which viii sent by mail IN scale
STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report treatment Dr. GEORGE r. CAL
HouN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association No south
Ninth street. Philadelphia,Pa
By order OF The Directors
GRO. FA1RCHfID, Secretary. ' IA
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY sth inst, ASP NJ
r. II E g u Il A IL ARKANSAS RIVER
paekei-lhe new light drHngh1 passenger packet
ssssssssaA steamer Quapav, ] NJ. Danley master win
leave above for Fort Smith, Buren, ozark Roseyile
sp .da Bluff, Norristown DaTdaneie Lewisbug Lille Rock
Pine Blnf and all Intermediate landings
For freight apply board foot Of Cusomhouse
s1- This Boat connects Little Rock with stages
Hot Springs, thereby avoiding reshippirg, etc
je2 j. 5. PAG AUD, Advertising Agent.
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CULLUnI SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY, ALA
~ kghtysix miles above Mobile, twenty Eve east oil
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles west Of the Tombges
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing his friends
and the public generally that his establishment opee
for the reception Of visitors During the winter many
povements and additions have made single view to
others seskng recreation pleasure These prov
consist Of the erection several cottages coumodious
painted and isnosaied The bath houses Indies and re cir
GUAR spring house fitted expressly for their accommodation
and its furnishing.
experience the management of public house of more
list Of first class hotels p will he secure to
ns os snsTs Far 81 b did band Of music
for amusement are provided the premises The cottages
all separate, and are neat clean and airy.
Comodious light drsughl viii ply regularly twice
week to the landing the Tombbee river while those who
connecting the State Line with good stage road to he
Springs By this last route passengers leave Springs
day This line commence making daily rips t. and
from the Springs about the leh or 18th Of June.
surpassed the most sangune expectation Of the proprietor
he believes he can with perfect proprey that there
made known public effected 80 many cures Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly great
tons
The Springs all the valuable kinds of waters
beaie and the sulphur Such these afford are not
to be found upon single place in the whole southa
Arrangements being made to have Express from
New Orleans e Mobile to these SPRING u order to the
usual delay Of letters and papers caused by the mails which,
week.
RATES of Board
Per Month
Per IL
Carriages sse in waiting at The landing upon the arrival y
boats, TO convey passengers Immediately Springs
Bro eornsp q Magazine ap aS Go y S
streets, who are my agents in.Nsw Orleans.
my5 il Proprietor.
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COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY. at6P NJ
r. = COAST PACKET STEA uER
AGA4s5ktsG Sailie Hobinson-ro and from N. Orleans
sz$S1szz1h Bayou Sara Fort Adams WilarnsDort Por
Hudson. aud all intermediate andings the sILIE ROBIN.
SON. w. I. Gross MASTER In place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening" O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening Inc arrival Of
from Woodvie.
ar will be Cd the Leveo receive freight Thurs
i-Parcnar attention paid the receiving and landing Of
passenges and freight NJ all hours OF the Gay and night
iy29H HOLMES 4 CLAUSS. IA Tchonpito st.
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FOR AGO RIVER,

Leaves on SATURDAY Jnne O. atsPM
tt RE GUAR YAZOO RIVER
lsNElhl Packet.-1he splendid, new light pa
N senger packet Yazoo Belle, q. W. Ewing
j. r. Townsend. clerk will saye for Is6t
Greenwood, sidon Tehula YaEoo City all iuerniedas
landings and plantations Yazoo river For freight p
il J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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DATENTED COPPEH LIGHrNINt RuDs

Copper has EIGHT conducting power Of IRON and
durable AID less liable Again single chsrce Of
electricity will heat Iron cd thirty degrees bat Copper
the office Of the undaTsiKned.
Applications for senclss orders stock OF Modsls and
all communication relating this business will in
dAte attention. Il addressed
q. ". R. JACKSON. s. ST. Charles street.,
meo ~ New Orleans La.
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-, HEMOVAI<-TAYLOH r A ID d IN, 1seN
TMV Wholesale Dealers In E3&
FNBooTs. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. g.
% the large and eommodous Stores Nos Magazine and Al
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above, where they will keep constantly hand large
every variety and quality.
Black Warrior and ships susan Kinks aud Fannie Eae
nfty thousand dollars worth OF FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS, to which they would respectfully call the aeuon
merchants and dealers generally. The
they or to buyers by other
In the city. Please call and stock.
TAYLOR a RADDIN,
se12-f n MagaziI and ~ Common street.
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Leaves On s Z EI,i ], June 9 s.sPn

4, r. - REGULAR sHREvEPUkT PACKET
lEAnfkk The elegant and and swift running pas
$50. senger packet steamer Duke, Samuel Apple
gate master " " Ceos clerk viii positively leave ADORE
Eecre Naichitoehes s. Maurice Montgomery Alexandria
Cotile. Norman Landing orcu's Landing Tabins Landing
all intermediate landings Red river For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply bsd.
mys GEO. D. HITE a CO., 8 Trout street
n3-Ihe Duke will all freghts for above the
Raft and reship the steamer IRA at Shreveport.
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~ - -CAssEpY,s MATING sALooN,

NOTICE TO TJgE PUBLIO-M'sLAiD OR sTo
len FROM the undersigned certain acceptance Of Pitcher
Goodrich Co, u Ms r. " Cook draft lated Bulwef Co,
Miss, the sd July rs IA months dat In favor for
hree hundred and hir cellars Payment han stopped
and any information W libe acceptable
dlA tARRLLI 4 co. 6 Common street
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II. wsFERxln. nz.a w.rxur.n
S.z<szz.zsA j. WATEHmAN q BRITH ksIs.
HARDTAlkE MERCHANTS, csrner of Com
mon snd Magazine streets, hand and
daily receiving by forsizn and domestic an
Tlxa general assortment Of articles comprising part
Iron Stoel, Esls Rope
Axes Chsins Scythes
Carpeaters' Tools complete,
Coppers' Tools,
Anvls, Vices Bellows.
Stock and DIES, screwpiates
Garden Engines, Pumps
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural fmplenents.
NIL, Cross cut and Pit Saws
OK Yokes, Bows Singletrees,
Hoes, Hemes shoyes aud Spades, Platform Scaies
Andirons FendGrs, Sh0veis and Toras Corn ulis
Copper and Iron Cosi Rods roo rTnsher.
Single aud Double Barrel Cana
Coneo Hecias, ChaHng Dshas
Chinese 0ongA Iron Bedstsadg
britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cattera Sausage Suffers
stock Kettles, Portable rore,e.
alfaaE T.,~
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

6OOI0, SdUEn AMI hAI0.
~sass BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS-wE CALL
vi the attention OF planters stock OF RUSSET
tNBRoGANs, MUD BOOTS, and Grain Planters BOOTS
- Also, CAMPEACHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
HATs-the best article offered this market; all Of
which will be sold Mt very low price
NILS II J. B. VALENTINE 4 CO., 81 Common st.
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
- sior and Vandslia a assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation use for sale by
]. u. VALENTINE 4 co.,
jel5 n 81 Common street.
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UNION RESTAURANT, No. % 5,

<XS Charles street.
&8 NJ The proprefors of this popular establishment
the public that they continue be sup
Piled with all the choice decaces Of markets
ury comfort CLEANLINESS and moderate will defy
Union to be surpassed by other house
respectfully solicit Continuance Of puhe patronage
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IT, Boh ST. LOD1S.--CDNhfDiihao ~
Cairo with the Illinois Central and ut IT. Ioufs
- with the Ohio and Mssss ppi Railroads. The hns
MASTER will leave for 81 Louis and all Intermediates landings
j. n. ALLEN, Freight Agent
the Line the Illinois Central karoad, u Poy
dras street.
iv4 J. s.PA6AUD. Advertising Agent.