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The bill as amended vas referred to tAe Commit
1 Zee on Private. interpretations.
And then
On raotion the House, adjourned ill tc-morrOu
morning o'cioct
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NOTICE 10 CONTRADICTIONS

Nashville and North Western RatIroas.
A PUBLIC LIFTING Of the GRADUATION. RR,pgfNa
~ and TkSsSLlSd Of shout "a les Of the western Vs
ion ofthe Nashville ard North Wez.ern RaiIro.5 -,
n N mar DeSsn 70 Huntington, vii held Il DFesn r.
ne5see; On Z hOksDAH. sab ofDECBNBER next.
II nles PiAnl 3aacidc siions, he rsad- sa .
ne Ans ness once IN HiesAn. Ky. November ss -
Z Der stu ~ " +so@eA
ed Proposals foE tie b. Sections Of sbus oss nile
eaen Eill bs recsi ed until Deosnbsf ID, az icks
Ea ne morning q DeconbsE sth Dreseeh Tsaa fras
-N1S S-sA- Y. K sFEVzNs0N.
PFe5iasnt.
q fR. HEILNkk,
IA Aoso-d Erufnear Eeata
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fENHAT the Ban Roads have agreed 70 he fozins ls- sss
& Of rsiEht, tO-sif:
from AasArt eto haOSCps and eH Ssfi q ne Erss
iesaessee and GaorgiG Railroad
0 ooods ara AL articles usually CHASED ars
eisases er iO0 p0uuds ccte
tardssre bacon, lard, whisky 10 aryei and an article
OF uirt class per hundres. pounds Do
s1rar nolzssss, leaf t0bacco and all articles q
from RasAss- % Csrt Dst0f, "a Gad az ssas7as 49,
q on ts Firctt1 Gsd IaHesses RGiiroad articles cIsSi
1b0sJ.
First class, per 100 pcnnds 81 esrf.
Second do do Y a,
< Third do do A.
Fourth DO <
& Aad froES kdshgfle g LyacbbErg "a. and az stqfr
sossf tas Ftrgtata Ienesses a 4 Cnsraf Dsnsl
First Glass per 100 - 4 -u.s
Second 40 40 a. de
Third do DO do---. |-......-............--- ~ da
Fourth DO do do --.---.---..--.....-. n a,
i Great dispatch and safety gwen frsghts n aVip
( o. Insurance this route. 80
The Tariffs mentioned large area ~ eh -~o
daetiye territory in Tennessee AID firgnia which, from ~
graphical pos uon, oagh to lock Nashville for supplies A
worthy edo-t n1de ~ tas time b. he Nashville Esrzn "
s Of country. g. y CeLz
oess supsrlnssndsa' Nashville 4 olais,usSsa 4 ;
THE LOUIsVzLLR PAPssss r.c.I.sIe--T.s7
II L
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=, .. -..e.iSiSE.s siIsfA.Ae5l
SPECIAL NOTICE,
'WM. sTOCKEAL,

VTM. SEbGh ELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTEHER,
wHoLEsAIR AND RE1AIL pEkLER
III v ID RA LEC CE VA & n Z ,
Plaster of Paris, PIaSteFing Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, a. TER
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
Ne. II broadway, Between summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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CHARLES u. HAIL,
wHOLEsALB AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALESEs,
CARPET Rags, &e.,

NASHVILLE, TENN,
RI In rec-iyt Of his Stock for fail anE Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chdren's Boos
ehoes and Caters hin and Trick soed with without h
Gents ne Calf Boots and shoes and Caters, angle ano
'sOies.
Gents bne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do DO Kip Brogsns, lined and unlirsi;
do dc Heavy Calf and Kip Roots
do DO DO do GRAIN water proof Bceis.
large assortment Of Heavy Brogzas and Boots Panaan
use, both Home made AID Eastern Wort Men Pioua shos
iWomen's Beayy Datch Boot, sc.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Bcot Shoes ard Br0g3ns; also, Misses and Chdrs1s Kid
Coat Boouees Callers ard Shanghai BO with and vhot
heels.
Misses Chdrsns Net lie Tipped Boots-a new artic,s
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Tanks, ans sole leetts H.
san ed Trunks. ysss, Car Bags, Ladies Leaihe
&C. ali Of Eilr oae,ea at small advance on
Ny thu public generally respectable T. 49, -
xsnne their stock, feeling confident thar thsv wi -
beth j respect 70 quality and price ~
ssp1s-a cdAs U4rT
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q JACOB DAYTON, a counterfeiter, vas arrested IL
Cincinnati on the 18th inst. He had sl4j on the
sCitzeDs Bank Of Gosporl, Ind, which is worthless
I and SIS on the Bank Of ZaHssEIlle, counterfeit
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NUMBER 2O6.
ia n An rs


RR7ERvEscEsr
9 e L n z e Il A RIENT
This valuable and popular hssne prepared IN eonso
We snsiysisof tie waters Of The oe6red ssr sprnE "a
Germany, IN most eonrenient and po-tals form st
anIversaI III received TIE most fls,orsbIs rsc,1,
1endstionso OF the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, a. tie
MOST EFFICIKNT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
use bsng entitled special preferences over & sv
Mineral spring Eatefs seaiitz Po,sdefs and Other ssz
es both tcomits eonpeetness and gr1tsr ey. L g
essa Win me oesteneet m al
Bous aa Fsr1s Diseases, SEE Esadsc1s Loss Qf Apps-
ssss' 4@d9sssi0s AID g ss1...sr ,e0asFaAs, ai
STRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It Is particularly adapted The Of Travellers BY sea ara
Land, Residents u Hot Climates, Persons Of sedsstary
vessels and Planters vii Ind /. valuable al.
6Idon % their Medicine Chess
vita those who have ased T. it has high ;aEor and ds
x tor1ia state Of ~ LlssIt renders great services Il ~
N 4oss al sssssasisIt gives tia best sats.s.os a.
laying inhanatory symptoms, and IL many sIsenaly
n ecsss "a sss Of ravs Iady sssos 8says5ura ana
Cossissess-ProY-s il to hedicns The Esatsl Utility
dsr.g zrsyaczeg7ieids speedily, AMI uark43
success under Is hsalthful innuenes-
ect TO tss Pssantly sang the bowels. neutang Az
Irritating eersOsss AID srey removing all naAlat0y &
IN facs Is i sspalss6lefa az oasss soss es Agstss
PuFgGsi5s Il reqssirsd.
II Is In the form Of powder carefully pat Up IN BEETLES, .
keep any climate and merely requires water poured uua Il %
produce adelightiul edervescent beverage.
TAKEN in the morning, ntsrFes aTocatiors
OF The dy acting gently he system, restoring digestive
PoHes, exciting healthy and vigorous se ara
cE0aag elasticity Of mind and oE Of spirits zve zs
to every enjoyment Il also enables the invalid 70 snjov NAVY
luxu-ies with impGnitT freG which he otherwise
barrel. and without which life Il iFso1e and distressing
Numerous testimonials professional other T5ntIsnsa
Of the highest standing throughout me 41 ally
Increasing popularity Tor series Of years, strongly gasanCs
efficacy and valuable character and eonsrd the svors5s
notice Of an Intelligent pabiic.
Prepared and sold vs. Wholesale and Retail By
JOHN A. TARRdNT & CO., Drurzlsts.
uneI5-dly No. "a GraenVieh cor. Warren. n y
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4 UsT Tacsived By the sasscrltsr IS Of tho.s -
sb oelsbratsj Pianos Of stsinEay Sons and fE-si =
b A Gaze & Co of NJ T. consisting 63<, II III n 4
81 and X oc'sves- Those Ia want Of thsfs y
dspensable psror ornament, woad ei and ny
SOCK eold as oR a. tie lowest, and warrant geaFs
Also fos sale the largest q sheet snail Mu-
Ks Instruments in the city Fer bargains cali a g unio1 81
ost2i JAS. A. Moot UhE
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HermetIeally sealed Fish, &c.

100 dozen Fresh esinon Eotssrs and MaeknsE put up
S''i' ana A-h ''A'' i TszsEI THOMPSON
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Daly's Aromatic valley WhiskeY.
From Tie DAILY True Neta Veg Orkeans.
DaIy,s Aromatic valley whIskey.

From t6e Hs1lphls daily Appeal.
It pronounced good judges to re free from all dsIesriOus
foreign substances and consequently sAoTd f0ts e lGes
Tor all poisonous GditETes which exercise nWhoesome
influence upon hsm Where they consumed
ALL The noxOus beverages that generally intended fer
Whiakey imposition and a curse,
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ron SALE.

GOOD Brick House with six rooms, Sumner AMI
"a Mulberry streets, Nashville.
Also, the place which live, fronting 9allaa Turn
pike 3K miles from Nashville, containing IS acres. geo.
sa76-da THoa. L, sRAssGoRD.
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RECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST -
TIE GREAT N0RNH. WEST.
The Greatest Facilities offered far the Pro
lection RuG speedy transportation OF
1--we ST0CFs
And Good AcC1mmods lirns WITH usual privileges for
travelling Ia CHARGE thereof.
FREEGEgES EORy4EDED.

By this route F1s Of an de orption he forwarded
from PhilsdtUhg Nv Bosui aimUe any point
The RsIirodi Ur oho h-uu . Indiana, Illinois,
asn, InEa, Missouri, ~ IA rusi direct.
he Pennsylvania Railroad Pi.tshurg with
steamers BY which Goods he Forwarded any port The
Ohio MuskinguIs KENNEDY Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kansas Arkansas. Bel
Rivers ansat Cle.e and Suly aad Chicago with grs
on the North Western Laael.
Merchants and shigas eurlstinE the transportation Of
tksr Freight "a this Ooula, Tey With confidence
speedy transit
vAnis Railroad al charged By
ether Railroad Companies
, Es particular mark packages ''via Penna. R r.
Merchants in the West ordering goods the East viii find
20 their Interest 10 call the Of this Company Rt the
following places before shipping letters addressed either Of
them the subject Of eEhs viii with prOmp attention
4. J. sNEEDER, Ph.adephia.
MAGRAW & EOONS, 50 North street, baltimore.
IEECII & CO., No. As,Jr House, No. /, s. VIM St,
y. s
LEIGH 4 Co No 81 Klhy street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phls. s
l ]. H0CPr General Ticket Agent, Phla.
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NUMBER one Farm cnntsinipg bet5een W ana lOo aes
within OF an hours rids by the Lcuiste sna NssnVif
Railroad, and 2k BY Turnpike, Of the city Of nashville
Il This Tract OF Laad Is situated In excs en
has upon good improvements, we'll wsted Tor stock I'D
her farming purposes and susceptible OF evasion Into two
s or more places
In point Of location, SOIL vss, &C. for stock grain to-
bacco farm, Il unsurpassed By tract in ne State
Posoce, churches, Schools and Railroad Station convenens
4 to the premises
Terms easy. liberal time given. Per further ps uas Rp
ply to Jctn sehono the Hrm Of Sshon Merritt, No.
Cedsr Street, or At this Office oetfs d&tu6D
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DaIy,s AromatIc valley whisker.

DalY's AROMATIC Valley WhEskeY.
FFoap the Georgian OItisSH.
pleasant simulant, peculiarly adapted to the
nyaIds who need s tonic, whou. much Of the all
cohol principle.
DaIY's Aromatic valley Whisky.
From the Gd!VeStOn Era.
We hesitation in pronOuneIng it equal not SUPERIOR
Ito any We have drank.
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PLASTER

VIII be carried from IN coshrasd Plaster Baks Trnla
to Chattanooga nd Dalton, and Stations the East reanss
aud d-oT Ia Rroad, at six c0laFs per u 90 founs
To Hsshvfl aud all Stations the Nashville ChailanoeE
Rsir al, az nine dollars per tor Ct to9 pounds
Aiso to Tuscamps and Stations Eas Ct TuscuEhis, IA
Memphis OhSrlestOn Roa5 tine doissrer ton AID
ion sEest Of a. Vrefye lars Ell
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Family Sewing Machines from Fiji
~ TO Eighty DOIIarO.

We have tried them in Family and find them superiO
TO any in uss.-L n StRySr d Cas- Gdsstte.
j. II. LORD, Agent,
seu25 45 North College Street.
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DaIY's Aromatic Valley WhiskeY.

memphis
It has been by the highest scientific and medical
authority pure and healthy smuan entirely free from dele
adxture We recommend ii with perfect conhdsnce
require alcoholic stmuant for MEDICAL par
posGs Dslys Valley Whisky" is superior to Gin, Cordial
French Brandy, Port AMI Madeira Wines and indeed all Other
spirits which sold in this Market for not
be found In state No intelligent physician
have the ashnes prescribe "Port Vine Prench
brandy patient when is patent to all the world that hey
be had except by base compounds, In the Mississippi
VALLEY.
recommend 1t suitable FOR medicinal and public pur
opposes. CHAS !. JACkSON'
State Assayer, Boston.
It is without any deletericus admixture.
JAS X. Chiffon, II. D., Nsx York
Entirely free from aduteatlng ingredients, frequently
Fused. JAS. J. MAPES, New York.
~ Consumers depend upon getting article whel
hy buy the Valley Whisky, is sold BY the bottle and
sonIy. WIN. DAILY,
l9 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAYORTH & GLENN.
Sep2I- t3m
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Spirits OF t1rpentues eaph burning fluids ans
VIII ONLY be tAken a. owners risk
GunpoEder aud friction matches, and oihar cauhu5s
ces will Be charged local Of each Road oly az
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TIE LOUIsVELLR PAPEass rsosi1sId.II,l. y
HAGAN : goHNxosi,
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d y. COLE,
Sup. Rfs5rsUs q chgtfgzOoqG \ n
h. AYRE3,
W. J. ROSS,
Sups. Memphis q th0TfsGi0a n. r
X. G. JACKSON.
sep7-H euD. Erat Team. q GeorgsG r. r.
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which induces the americans to send sand iustcsA
Of cotton TO the mother country. We fear, hov-
eyer Inat the appeal will touch a very dd5erens
chord from that at which it y aimed. Everybody
on ms slde o. the Atlantic will be apt to think tsst
It IS the vegetable production, rather than fhe
" meteorological deposit which q helps to kerr
our millions IN food and raiment.n Nj. TuIiY u
counts correctly enough for the presence Of sad
while yet in the field; and his important question
shall this cotton be gatheredys Il clearly suscea
tible Of no other answer than the affirmative one
which he would have us to make Hgt vhea ~
tells US that no Improvement in gins Or fuachiDeYv
has yet been made that would separate she ssaa
from the cotton, we rej0in that, until the cofTp-
ton Of cotton had gained unduly upon il pfsdit-
ton, the separation was satisfactorily effected. Or
all hands we are assured Of this by spinners; NJ
the same statement is made to us by experiences
importers. If, them there Is no improved cleaning
machine, let US at any rate have the wool cleaned
as it used to be by the old machine, which left ~
" meteorological pollution on the floor at it, foot
while the light and feecy fibre was waited beyond
1t. We would not deal in undeserved imputat0nnS
and it is our persuasion that the great body e
planters are honorable men; but it Is undeniabie
that the dishonest practice Of sweeping sand 2na
cotton from the floor to be packed for the mother
eonhtly' n becoming sadly too common among
our llansagantlc sons. To some extent, no doubt.
sanpiss SNOW certain bales to be more Or Iess
s s. anu the price is regulated accordingly :
pun, ~ genera, the samples show the bales to be
less sanded than they prove to be- and the price
turns out not to have been regulated accordingly.
fo gty oen an inner bulk, containing twenty .
casing of unobjectionabIe cotton. A buyer nav
get one, two, or three such bales amongst 4 ~
dred; and he has to lose or recover, - he 60
may be, some five, ten, or fifteen pounds 49,
These allegations are borne out Is U;yeypcsa
Cotton Broker" who, in letter which Ne -.
1shed yesterday, says that vast amount n -
has been paid for as cotton there can be = -
ton; and, again, g sand must be systenna6canu
mt into the haea ~
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Children three years Old unde free those over hfes anu
up 10 twelve years half price all twelve years of age
full fare.
Persons reside the city and have residence estab-
lhmen Of the road tickets in packages
twenty-five for their personal use at reduced rate at the
office on Camp street.
obtained the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining the Tee-
graph Office the St. Charles Hotel nj the Depot
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line" between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for account discontinued and all
Express matter will carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton can be obtained this subject of j. MckEEVER, Esq,
96 Camp street.
Agents the Railroad Company not permitted to receive
or recent for bank notes specie ewelry other express
,er They will be received by the Adams Express 90 Camp ST.
- BENTLEY d. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt
r. S. WILLIAMS.
MnStn Of rnnSn ntinn
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=-NEW ORLEANS, JACK
LED Eta EIFttfs1sslTtLss son AND GREAT NORTHERN
IL 1,fe ARR Mt 1850.

Passenger leave the Depot Of the Company corner Of
Caiope Magnolia thirty minutes past
o'clock morning six o'clock in the evening, and
Orleans thirty minutes o'clock in the
morning o'clock the evening" daily Sundays in
clpded.
Freights the Depot foot Of Caope and
forwarded by regular freight trains which from
New Orleans Canton.
Freight received ecock p will not be forwarded by
by that Of the second day after its
ceipt at The depot
Ali freight intended transportation be distinctly
k-d of and place of destination
freight will received unless to established
stations on line of the road or its connections.
Blank receipts for freight be obtained at the
Con,pany's Office Camp Mesrs. Coison Arm
strong Is, by those who wish them.
The Company responsible for the value of all
shipped by the road which be lost by fire. from the
Its arrival the depot in this city
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Stock hand not cleared. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
SUGAR. -, We noticed sales of some 800 hhdA, =
unchanged prices. The range for Fair to Fully
Fair being 81 q &c. U ID.
MoLAssEs About 500 bbls. were disposed n
at 35@36 and 36Ac. for Prime and Choice, and ~
half bbls., mostly at 43c, for Choice, with s0no
Prime at 42c. and Ordinary at 40c D gallon.
FLOUR. Only few small lots of Snperfne veFs
sold at IS So 100 bbls. Extra at Sc Is, and 80 Do.
at Sc rs q Dbl.
Corn, (new) generally at 81 10 q bushel, but IN
GLIDING few limited parcels of Green, at 81 o.
Of Oats about 1850 sacks ST. Louis were sold =
lots at 52@53c., and 329 at SAC. y bushel In Ran
the sales amounted to about 700 sacks, inclndlg
500 at 95c., 100 at 81 and 100 at 81 OIL % 100 M
HAY.we heard of about 200 bales Western
sold, comprising 81 at s24, and 100 at $25 y tun-
Provisions. We noticed only one sale Of -
bbls. Mess Pork and NJ. O. at SIS 12Ac. y bbl., ana
of Bacon 20 casks of Ribbed Sides were sold =
lO}c., Is ties. Stages Sugar cured hams at l4ac-,
and rs Dufields do. at 15ac. q b. In Lard nothing
of any moment was done. Western Cheese was
scarce, and small lots sold at lie. y b.
COFFEE . We heard of no sales of any moment
LARD On so bbls. PEBBLES Winter Strained
were sold at 81 05 y gallon.
STAR CANDLES. We noticed sale of 200 boxes
full weight at 2lc. p b.
WHISKY. Sales so bbls. Raw at 29c., 100, in TIVE
lots at 80, 100 divers Rectifed at the same, 10
Dexters, in lots, at $780,, and 200 half bbs. at IS
each.
FREIGHrs. =. Cotton was still shipping, to fl up.
at 9-16d. to Liverpool, and at tc to Havre.
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QREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner OF Clio and Franklin sreetsDepot, No. Poydras
Near New Ieyee street,
j. j. DANIELS Il son, PronTfe'ors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread, Soda Sugar and Butter sfskf,
Wine Biscuit warranted Of the most superior q''s
and at the lowest market prices. 80, o.,,
eng al o"'is ie' % '' " ~ OF If
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CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY. Nov. i, III
Arrived Is Western Beeyes, l73 Sheep, 425 Hogs
81 Cows, and 100 Texas Cattle. The market =
bare of Calves and Yearlings but $50 Texas Cattle,
% Mich Cows, SO Western Beeves, 2sO Hogs, Al
$50 Sheep remaining on sale. The inferior qua6
ties of Texas Cattle are rather low, but good d.
scriptions Of stock meet good demand at i'm
prices
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+ Observation-Disclosures

10000 feet Ia and III narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
10000 feet u III, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING. tongued and grooved.
100000 feet * dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING. tongued and grooved.
100000 feet x dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooyed
aOloOO feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged,
100000 feet dressed WEATITERROADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards, Netherlands, Scaning, Joisis, etc.
2001O feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Iaths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Mouldngs ETC.. etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots to suit purcha
sers by SIMPSON poRRi
SEQ ly New Rasin
JAMAICA OISANGES-4OH0 board ship Donati, a
d Post A., First District and for sale by
oil s. JONES co
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rEprur MISUNDERSTANDING AND MEXICAN GU.
L ANO Sup Phosphate of Lime. Phosphate OF Guano Land
ias'e'' "He anu 'o' ~ KEARNEY, BI.OIS CO.,
ca, tf ~ Magazine street.
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e. RLEAKLEY,5 50 AND 81 RAMPANT
\S&g street manufacturer of Carriages Buggies Spring
-SSa12 Wagons ETC. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
nil the branches AT the shortest notice. ja5 ~
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1856 ficers-Gardiner
Smith President s Bouemet Treasurer Henry Bier Secre
Dillingham; b. DaSivu and Henry Bier Finance Committee
p G. Collins A. j. Moss j. NJ Wmslow Members-J. F.
Caldwell, +. f. Ihost, Il. Is Maunsell, John Ray.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST y may be procured
applying Messr d. FELT STETsoS No. 81 Camp
H. MiIsPAuG w. s. Mint Ans the Sccretnrys Office in Odd
Fellows Hall. or Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price and Valtsegular lots, 10 feet square, $3.50
ditto by feet S5 Vaults double Stockholders Lodges
s5: ditto all others, $50 single, oStockloders Lodges
Si5 others, $50
opened unless certificate Of ownership he
first obtained from the Secretary.
Information relative the purchase of Lots ETC. be had
application to - -
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WINES, WINES, etc
w 1850 casks Marzettis Ale.
80 a casks Burgundy Port
3114 Clmmisso Pure Juice Pert.
~ Royal Company
u Old Imperial
leo boxes Old Imperial 1885
% London Dock
10 Royal Company Oporte :.
l04 South Side Madeira,
60 Robert Adams 1880 Madeira.
"a Il casks Cette
4014 Harmony Nephews Sherry.
24la :. Duff Gordon
"a :. p. T.. Martins
40 boxes Pale
II Topas
$50 Meet & Chandon's Green Seal Champagne.
so :. Dell de PeririX
100 baskets Sillery
175 cases st. Julien Claret.
80 :. +. kleppers st. Julien Claret.
q :. Margaux, lS47-'4S-'5l Caret
64 :. Henkell & Us Stcinwen.
10 :. Sparkling Mosel.
:. Hook.
50 :. Lesles Bitters.
"a Oyer Wine.
In store and for sale by S. WOLFE,
sci Corner of Cravier and New I.evee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

SEa FOR PHILADELPHIA Regular Line
kHF4N Packe--Mhe Al fast sailing packet bark E. II.
s33A-Dayis, joseph Hand master, having nearly all
her cargo engaged will have dispatch For balance Of freight
or passage apply 10 GEO. W. HYSSON 4 Co,
GM 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

SAN FOR ANTWERP-The Al regular packet
hSNNN> ship Lochfnyar, Rufus Cole master, will meet
ssssSM1E. With dispatch. For freight, apple to
BAXTER, LOWELL & co.
For passage apply the captain board Post 81 Fourth
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