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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-24

Attempt the end, and neverstand TO doubt,
NothingsO hardbut search will find it out.
THerrick
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

UNFINISHED BUs1NFss.-Congress, at its
ave session, passed thirly-two acts and nine
joni resolutions of II public character, and
saAly acts and six resolutions relating to pri.
.a.e Gains; Each House left on its calender a
mass OF unfinished business and Il considerable
amount III The hands Of committees r,,,lv ~
oe reported whenever the rules permitted.
Amongst the subjects lying over. in the senate
mere were one HUNDRED and fifty bills Of ~
pup lc nature, and more than one hundred
pr'V ,h oils In the Houses there were left
Oh the calender upwards of sixty public hills
and over two hundred private bills. All ,b.'.,
pl''s d'ed with the Congress Itself. and can onlv
De res'sciated through the stand ng COMMITTEES,
upon a new presentation of each ease. 1his
state of things would Indicate that, whatever
my oe thought of the extent Of he first session
VI congress. the second is altogether too short
tor The proper dispatch Of the raridly accumn.
latlns business Of this great and crowi"a
National Intel. s
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OPEL0USAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL az. 1850.

DIR. J. r. Creager. al Baltimore, is respect
fully informed that his advertisement can no,
be admitted even FIR advance payment, as lii
promises, II any price. lberyille Gazette &
Sentinel.
This nefariorls qnack deserves a slight notice
ct our hand. and as We observe his advertise
metts n various papers throughout the State.
y consider II solr duty 10 advise atlr cotenipo-
raries that they will be swiindled out uf 1hs IL
inst dues By this !" psnedo DR.. j. r. G'reager .
he stands charged on our books with $S25; we
have written him frequently and forwarded his
biz, yet he does not even condpscefld ii answer
our letters. We think tile Louisiana press IRE
too lenielt in their treatment Of such cattle,
aMhoSiye upon the industry Of honest men.
There are many more Of the same stripe whom
we intend 10 notice ii like manner. Baltimore
papers ought ID notice this creditable citizen.
B Rouge Advocate.
We are pleased 70 see our contemporaries Of
The Louisiana press hold up this rascally nd
syertiser " thescofn ma Indignation Of honest
men. We are esaptatically swindled out Of
820s xhich staad charged against him on our
books Time 86d time again we have ad.
sdressed him N teierence to his liabilities with
usi but our communications have been treated
With silent contempt. Our columns are no
longer the medium 10 promulgate the nd;strums
q thu c''ntennptibl qaack and deceiyer. There
aare Others u 4 ssfanaliiay stripe ulom se intend
to notice shortly.
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The CHban fatlIb,ssfer Expclition.

1890 4EA4I2GH4AsA
PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-1he Pbiladel
ph'a ! Ledger Of this morning publishes q ietie.
from ltsf NeWY Fork correspondent, IL %rcIat,a,
70 the Cuban revv.atipnar eSsAdft MI, Il, s.,
colroboraies The statements of lie New Y,nl
sailed. nae
The Iedger's correspondents saws that IN Il.
" March, The bark Giga cleared n Nan
! ORR, Tor Havana, and il was believed she bat
one hundred tilibnsters on board. with a,
mp supply Of arms and amuhition.
~ The next day, the 18th Of March. thf
corres,nliden says, the brig Mazatlap cLpartf
lt'r feftlaiidMa, Florida, aud sle Is 4u,,nnsad
20 neiohg 70 the expedition. aud % have Ind
a large number Of t'tban iilibusiers o, b.a,,I
with arms and ammunition.
N, ~ lasl named vessel was cleared u Messrs.
y. Ward 70. Of Newt ok. ana M
senior pafipar q that firm beng a relative. by
marriage nl General Gtn,ifconria. gives mai
iapfal sroulid for the suplmsltion thai ,he
lAazatan IS engaged ius the flilu.ster move.
slntnt.
u he Spanish Minister, on hearing The i.
p"r's ~ regard 10 The expedition. left Wash.
iis'o'r AID is new ia Newly nrk. He an,a.ar =
=" De sad'y disturbed Iy the reports, il tbc
rum 81 winch he has received 10 Official NJ.
formation. =
The United States MarshaI. at NewY ork
mas SCI IA elise watch upon Two schoo,,ers which
nave been anchored off the Battery far s,,,,a.
uass' ana are suspected Of being tilibuster
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23
Discharge of II. j. Hatcher In st. Louis.

We learn from the st. Louis Republican, OF
the 9TH inst, that Col. Perrault had arrived in
that city withfa requisiti0n from Gov. Wick
life for II. j.. Hatcher, charged with whipping
a slave girl to death in NewOrleans. On APP
plicntior to Gov. Stewart that fnnctionary de
ciined issuing his warrant for Ha,cher's rendl-
tiop, on the ground that no proof was present.
cd that all indictment had been found against
him. The st. Louis Democrat says the case
~ struslngly indicates the power of hloney to
protect-an accused man. and gives the follow
ing account of the proceedings in the case aud
Giewart !:
Soon after his arrest he gained Il hearing by
habeds corpus before Judge Clover. and was
rfnanded 10 await the reqhisition. Gu its
n5n-arrival within the time pre- crlhed, he was
discharged. Marshal Rawii.gs at once caused
his ~re4arrest on the warrant Of Justice John
stone. who also examined the case and dis
charged the prisoner. The Marshal then ngain
arrested him on warrant OF Justice llerck-
%enratl. Pending the consequent fe eNantiltt.
tiun, ~LlatcEer was taken before Judge Lakeland
Of the Circuit Court, and was by him remalded.
His counsel hen procured him a hearing be-
fore the Judges of the Supreme Court. who
also remauded him. Late l;HS week Governor
Wice'fiie ayslt, Col. PeYault, arrived. On
waiting upon Gov. Siew(r #, the authorized
agent of the State Of Louisiana was. by the
august Governor of Missouri, treated with
contempt. Not only was the requisition PER
enptorily and in coarse language rel,sed, but
the Governor Of Louisiana was insulled. ard
the State Of Missouri disgraced. The Colonel
was told to tell the Governor that he was
"a id fonI.' and was answered that il lie
(Stewart) had not more brains than Wickliffs,
he would resign! His EXce.leley further ill.,
formed the Colonel that his-stewart's "head
mus all right We suppose that the Judgment
Of clariiy in the case is. that His lsNceilency
was drunk. The astul,ishel member Of the
Louisiana Legislature asked the ~patient If III.
VA, the Governor If he state uf Missouri. ard
IN RECEIVING an elnpilalirnlty majestic %allirnla-
tive, bid him >sspd daysmnl departed.
1t is not tSissss, to comment on so sublime
an instance of o~llicsessdjgnily, nor yet to make
oath that our statement is Literally and thor
oaghly correct. The Golonels speedy exit
from among us alone prevented us frnm OBJ
taining his personal account Of his Interesting
Interview with Stewart. If the affair was not
exaggerated to us, we have only failed to pre-.
sent it in its full responsiveness.
The discharge Of the accused was Of course
necessitated-and was effected as reported
yesterday.
In giving a history Of the case the st. Louis
papers publish a large amonn, Of telegraphic
correspondence upon the subject between the
Chief. Of Police Of the W cities and Gov.
Wickliife. -
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LArEs1 FROM THE KANSAS M,xes-Lea,ca.
ap'tA. dpra ll.-Mr. BrookfeId, formerly
nayor o, Nebraska City. writes from Boulder
my under date Of March 9Th, to the et;.c,
nat discoveries of coarse gold have been msds
u me maintains which pay as high as five
o"llars to the hand with rockers. and mnch
more with %sluices. ""e
Inc tenor of Mr.. Brookield's statemen, ;s
e'l'l1en''y satisfactory. and the authority is re.
garded as conclusive.
Later private advices received to-day aff,rd
a !" Ne evidence OF the discovery Of rich placers
~ the mountains. Several statements FINN
different sources are nearly identical, and cnr'
aoo'rAle me hiding of paying deposits of sbo,
goa at Boulder CITY, and through a section Of
county 'hir'y miles in extent. Much excite.
mea' existed at panver City and along Cherry
oreek III consequence of these discoveries al
,he reports from The mines are more sanguiue
.hal ever and entirely consistent. Several lot.
,s;s are received from parties who went from
statements. 'pe'r
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NHhRlFF'S SALE.-State o Louisiana
- District coe s%rsparsh Of ST. Landfy.-No. ssIo
Joseph Camy vs.. Jules Mestriqne. -
~ virtue Of a writ of ii. ia. issued in the above
e 8 nn;ls ! + vt by the District Court in and for the
Parlsf' o. st. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
directed, ! will expuse at public sale, for cash. al
the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY. the
tth day OF june. A.. .. 1857, commencing at the
hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ. and continuing from div
10 gay, = y re s,a all the right. title, interest and
demand OF the said defendant, Jules Mestliuue. in
and to the following property, seized TO satisfy said
writ, to wit: ss 'aiu
a certain lot or tract of land with all the bnild.
1nes and improvements thereon, consisting of 4
n as House, store House, etc, containing about
y Il alpehe, more or less, said lot of ground forming
Bayon Teehe, West by a Slew, running into the
bayo, uerhe, below ozain's bridge and lands of
Anotller lot or tract of land, containing about
. as,,,,, arpents, more or less, bounded Weysby the
public road. South by land of Joseph NJ 5rTiern
public road. "'" -'o''" ny 'he
slieriiiH's Office, opelousas, April %, 1850.
L. F.CHAGiiEREs, Sheriff.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE DlFFIcuLrY WITH Par.
AGuY.-lbe British brig Aim Mexican, Capt
Rlchey. has arrived at New York from Per.
nantbueo. whence she sailed on the 10th ult
The packet Alps arrived at Perhambuco on
the 4th ult.. from Southern ports. The dates
which she brought from Montevid % reach to
the 10th OF February, seventeen days later
than orr previous advices.
The Alps was bearer of the important intel
llgence that the question recently pending be-
tween the United STATES aud the Republic oil
Paraguay has been peacefully arranged. Gen.
urqutza had addressed a communication to
the Government Of the Argentine l'onlrdpra.
ton announcing, in a style of immense self
laudation, the complete success of his efforts 10
mediate between the American COMMISSIONS
aud President Lopez. The American Com
missioner. Presidcnl Lopez and Gen. Urauiza
met at Asunsion. The official mediation of
Ten. Urqniza was declined by Gen. Bowlip.
but his friendly services were accepted. These
he proceeded to exercise with the best result.
Lopez was induced to listen to reason. and
finally brought to grant all the demands Of
the United States. The terms of settlement
had mol traiisIired, but according to report The
nasls Of the adjustment was an Indemnity Of
SlV,0uo iothe family Af the person who was
Killed on beard the Water Witch in the con-
tllct with the fort Of Itapira, and another #
Sz2,oOo to The company That was represented
" Mr. Hopkins. Gen. Urquiza, in concluding
his communicating says:
I sb'5ast " The glory Of having effectively
contributed 70 the prevention Of war between
I've bfo'lerlly nations. | feel pleasure IN an
,oancing % your EScellency that | experienced
'ne gos,d fortune 81 witnessing the settlement
81 a !, and honorable bases between.
the President If Paraguay aud his Excellencv
the Commissioner Of be Government Of ,he
UAited States. Yonr Excellency will have
occasion 70 Judge Of the sud bases by the pri-
copy. which s,tbjpin Under 10. Y. and
70 appreciate the Importance III ~ worthy and
honorable an arrangement, which reestabIisbesl
on2the best footing kind and Ealer,Ial relations
between these two American nations,
HUEa AkEEE
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

SHlslslisF SALE-slate Of Louisiana
:. District Court, Parish of st, Landry-No. 7753
hy ei pebaiilen, widow, vs.. Adolph Andrns. g,
above entitled snit, by the District Court n ana ~ y. y,
.ne Parish Ct st. Landry and State Aforesaid. anl
% me directed. | viii expose ut public sale fo f.;
sa.h; At the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATIlR
81 H. I sl Inna ~. =, day, & Nay, a; .. 1859. commencing
day to dry, if necessary, all the right tifie ;s,e arol,
ahd demand Of the said defendant, AdolpS Andrl,s
y, and 70 the following property, seized Is satisfy
4 Horse Of q Dun color, marked or branded %
J.. V. CHACuEREs Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALE-Es,ata = n.
DsHlgh L. Wilson. deceased.
ny y1rthe OF an order Of the Hon. District Conf
u competent aactioneer on - 'o'u Y
4s'fshny, May 81, 1850,
IN. front of the Court House door ~ o,a,o,,.aa !.
1nil9wi,'g described property, belonging to the afare.
ist; The West half of the North Z. }pf sect;on
~ d ! y ~ township p, South r.. 4 b. containinn
52ll9. eeflicate, NO.
aiid; Ihe undivided half Of N. Of section No ,
sowpsl,lp 2 s. X. . =. containing sis $1,000 acres %
per III ses Ts1a certificate, No. 24OO. =
shin = 4 ii y y M s ! Or S.E q sectiaa No. 2 town
Receivers receipt, No. 20i0, Y''stes ~ per
sale. VIM. nEnIIT M""n on The day of
Opelousas, April 90, 1855. p's.'s.fa.or.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

EATHEE%-aVe have 70 record smother
week of meteorological changes,-raia, sun
shine, frostand cool northers. Jack frost
came With his icy touches last Sunday morn
ing, sirgsing all Kindergarten vegetation and
killing toa considerable extent TIE cotton
ground. Monday and Tuesday we're
very cool aad unreasonable. "Wednesday and
Ihursday warm md s~rringlike, and to-day
friday noon cool clustering norther Is
Moving almost 4 gale.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

HE FAMILY OPPOSED TO NEWSPAPERS
me mat thai didn't luke the papers was Il
Town yesterday. lie brought his whole famiIy
70 Own N q lwo-liorse wagon. lie stiIl IL
iievtsi mat Gen. Taylor was President. ma
wanted to know il The Kamscatkians \, ma
taken Cuba, and II so, where they had taken
u. ne had sold his corn for thirty ceuis-the
price being ffty-tive-but on going to deposit
the money, they tod him that il was mostly
counterfeit. The only hard money he had M
some three'cent pieces, and these some shar,er
had "rnn on him y for half dimes. One IF m.
boys went to u black mith's shop to be meas.
ared Tor a pair OF shoes. and another mistonI,
me market-honse for "a church. After hano;ng
his hat on II meat hook, he took a seat on ,hse
butchers stall, aud listened to an nuctionaor
whom he took to be The preacher. He lef,
before "meetin was ont, and Ind M Hraa
opinion Of the sarmint.
one 81 the girls took a lot Of seed onions to
'ade Them tor u letter. She had a baby. which
,he carried III a sugar trough" stopping Mt
'lnhes 70 rock it on the sidewalk. When il
erlea sl'e STUFFED ITS mouth with an old stock.
ing, and sung " Barbara Allen" The oldes,
nas .aa s",a two coon skins" and was on a
Aoast. When last seen, be had called for n
S."ss't soua anu wafer, and stood soaking
n's gingerbread aud making wry faces. YUs
snop keeper mistaking his meaning, had eiyx
nun . mixture of sal soda aud water, and Il
asted strongly Of soap.
bal he'd hearn tell of soda and water, nm,
ne was bound TO give it a fair trial. Some
] ,own teller come in aud called for a lemon.
ade win a "fy "a it," whereupon our scanned
friend tnrned his back and quietly wilnJ
flies into his drink. ~ "'peo
we approached the old gentleman and tried
set him to " subscribe" but he wonld No,
',slen internal improvements" and he
lnopgnt I" larnin' was n wicked invention and
veAat'on." None Of his family ever learned
70 read, but one boy. and he " teached schnoI
awhile and then went to studying diwini,y !"
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. i
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents d Year, in advance. II
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents.
FN44 ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted Mt 5 cents per line
tor each and every publication. "A liberal discount
will be made for yearly and standing advertise
ments.
NNo charge less than One Dollar will be made.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

EF We are authorized to announce MIR.
fVILLENEUYE J0uBERT. the present incumbent,
. candidate for reelection as Assessor in the Parish
Of st. Landry, at the election in November next.
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III you marry said a Roman Consul 70
uas son; :" let II be a woman who has jrdgmpn,
ana industry enough to get a meal Of vI,nals
'a'te enough to dress neat, pride euonuh ~
wash before breakfast, and sense epouah IN
hold her tongue" ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

ELECTION sSAssoeIArR JusrrcE,-The
on sial result 1tSiA Parishes Of the is which
compose the District give the Hon. Albert
VOORHEES, 4 msjgefIty IF 1867. Next week We
vii give the fNll vote Of every Parish.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

BE- We are authorized to announce Mr..
I. Y. CHACHERE, the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish Of st.
Landry, ut the election in November next.
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G700 REV 81 a.!
RAOO PIunfafinu ne5thn .,,tdnssSS3IG

IOO h p,a,,.s Akp 3 ~ aa!aM w.
near Opelousas, La, on the night of M j.
INST, the following negroes, to Wit
HAMMAGk, negro man. aged about i
lblack.) 9 feet high, sharp featured, quiek /
2 carpenter BY trade, can read and wtitsstl
WHOM ne left, y black yalise well flied
materials with him. SS&S
HENRY, griff 10y, aged n years. sslls1
and round shouldered, voice q Little -
rather shriil, } height feet.
MOSES. negro man, (black)f low MtA44
height, 5 feet II inches and weighslabeet 4
AZ OF the above negroes were pnM1s
traders in NewOileans, on the s25th sn1ggs
and had on, when they left, the apps
worn in a traders yard.
reward of sixty dollars, 1920 . head !
apprehension Of tile same will be paid. ii
delivery to me in Opelousas, or ON their ~
llon IN any Jail within the State; and ei0es i
without its limits. S33
from information in my possession il
anat these negroes viii endeavor to PSI
on their way to Mexico.
st. Landry, April l6, 1853,
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|NOTIt'E.-Wherea ny. hnsk9a
- Thompson, has abandoned mS,S skS&M
hereby notified that from this I n M
debts contracted by him; either ihdlSf4 I
my agent. Those to whom Eamssi1lSt q
quested to present their accounts. md = Y
owing me, to come and settle imn6edf3teay u
undersigned ELEUDfIsESEAM1EHl
st. Landry, April 10. 1867
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FETERsoss' CHsAP EDIrloX OF WAvnRry
NoykLs.-We have this day received Ran
RoY by Sir Walter Scott, being tho ,bird
volume Of 7. -. Peterson & Brothers, new
n cheap weekly issue Of the Wayerlv
Novels, by Sir Walter Scott. Giving truth.
ln' deilneations Of people. character and man.
ners-eyer unfolding the cause u religion,
morality and virtue, they should be welcome
~ every flreside where thase precepts are
taught. The great barrier, heretofore. to the
introduction Of these works, has been ,he hipb
price at which they have been held, but ,his
objection is being now overcome, BY the pub.
location OF those works of Scott in s,ch 81
form and at such a low price as 10 bring them
within the means Of all persons whatever. ia
Messls. +. B. PKrsRsoS & BRorHsps If
Philadelphia, more than oil other publishers
, are we indebted for this new feature IN Ame.;
can literature.
Inc works of CHAs. DicKRNs, CHAs. LEVER.
MRS. SourHwoRrH, and many other no,.,,..
writers, have been issued from their press in a
cheap form, and their last enterprise il n
giving TO the public the works Of SIN W.Yrpn
scoTT, complete and unabridged at the very
low price Of Is cents for each work. a. ,hs
whole series for Five Dollars. A full set viii
g forwarded, free Of Poaage, 5y Mail, to auy
part Of the United States. 10 any one. bv ,he
publishers on sending q remittance If 6ys
dollars e taen, for the twenty-six volumes.
~ this low price an persons should sunnlr
themselves With : sett. and we would take th;s
occasion to advise all our readers to make .
len''aoce OF Five Dollars at once, per first
naii, to !. 3. Peterson & Brothers for tbe
entire sett, who will send them comple,e to anr
sese'Jfss Of postage. on receipt Of that sum.
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Inc man who was overcome by the rush
u y n.emGry has been found floating in a . sea
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u. R0USsET. ES%IS
RUUsSET &, GENIN. M.
IL Street, near Ehartres. NwOrlesis, lI&SSss
and dealers in Shelf Hardware, Cutlefy.
Brushes, Perfumery, Stationery Fishing 1s
Toys. And a general assortment az FfeS4a
man. English and American Fancy ss0o6I
October . 1S5S.-ly. M S AS@ fSs8#
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VS. arereqssssie a. announce that the
brethren q ahe Christian ChlarcI, will hold Il
pftotgse!sd meeting II sihe Baptis, ehrrcb e
b'g Cane, commencing on the lst Lords
day in May. The Rev. Robert Graham from
Arkansas y expected 70 be present on the
occasion.
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y your wife is cross stay and provoke her
y. see That the poker is on your side Of tbe
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

n ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ.
scnt candidate for Clerk of the District Court of the
Parish of st. Landry. Election in November next.
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NEW ORLEANS Darn
WARREN Il HATIas
WHOLESALE DRALERs III
WINES, LIQUORS. eIn;
.m. AND
TOBACCO,
84........... Common Street
NEW ORLEANas s
-
RRASnyre

4f4 ~BRASDIEs, #assA&8
in wood and glass, of all the bett..A
brands, which we invite speciai s.aSAas 4
lieving confidently that we have ill., ssse5
Brandics i'll NewOrleans. -
WINES.
Champagne, consisting Of q. II Sys
rial, Cabinet, Verzenay ana ro,a |. - -
Heidsick. Premium Cremant. Co.
Bouche Fills in half pints, Sparkline No.
worth's Native Wines, Isabella aud rst.s15
souri, Cabinet, etc. $500
We have also Claret and White W;..asHs
ent grades and prices, Burgundy w.
Port and Sherries, ahd WAND Iglasss n
and purity. R,r ~ar, "7e', =
Old iombon and Rye Whisk,s. mi
Scotch and liish do, very eioirsssss9ssss
Cabinet and Vine Leaf Gin. EnJi;sS44
Ale ard Porter, Boxers Bitters, NoI6
ETC., etc. Es TNz4
CIGARS.
We have several brands of our o,tr as
aad will he in constant receipt of than
Havana, OF qualities to suit the mosf !s.sst1*a
ToDAcco,
comprising the choicest Virginia brand.
in this market, in packages of live na,,nsesA
wards. Buyers Of the above weed .siisSR@
examine our stock before purchastN1ssx
We1}so keep on hand Anderson's MIMI
wing Chewing, in tin foil. Smoking TSs75sz
and pound papers, Turkish SMOKING TcsSa
2 pound boxes. different varieties of SnnS
and hltdders, Pipes, etc, etc.S Sg!l
January 20, ls53.-ly WARREN Il 9
FREi.LsEN, STEVENSON n03
mission and Forwarding Merchants A
deiet street, NewOfleans. Cash advances s
sugar, molas>es or other produce slipas1
aDnVe mouse ny ELBERT tI
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