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8ar0bart.
FIRE!
o4I'O TIER
OF OUR
FIRE PROOF
S A F B S,
Tested!
St,,rus a Maryip,s Safe Triumphant,

Stearns & MarTin'S Safe Triumphant
The fsloE5nE letter from ne Editors o. the Easis and
Enquirer shoas how ssfisf.ctorily their p"ks Ppfr'
aud money we're saved FROM destruction IN the great hH'
] o. ne q instant
Messrs. LoVnss, 0rgin & Co.:
GrxTs Your note q ne IN instant has been reasiv-
81 We ihsnk yuu for tc Eni sympathy expressed io'
our losses aud IN reply 20 your inquiry as 70 he fate q
the sisans q M1rrin safe. No s2s7, I'D % us BY youl
We have O. ssy thai BE- osuuined our Books, Papers and
aims-t Ttr-e Hundred Dollars in Sank Notes, nothing
va. INJURED except The bindius Of Cns or Two o. he
boss. alr,guEh ne afe vas srpssd to lhe intense beat
Of ne bu7uinr houses. and remained buried beneath The
ruins f- tu-enty-fom hours before they had sumlenty
o.aIsd b. enable us o. remove IT,
VERY respectfuIy- yours etc.
E---h JyRE N
I d sTICENET.
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DT virtue o. deed made q Am 2 Cole, dafed2oJh
ID day o. NAY, 1855, and recorded IN Bodk No 81. pages
eD. az and &C., wherein q power Is reserved % myself
70 sfu aid speriaed iot In sid deed meuficned, In casG
o. failure 70 pay The hut note, due January -. 1850. Cot
$50 ffve huuired and hfty dolarl Where's. said note.
due a. specined. was not paid, I viii sell. O. the 18th day
O. May. lSo, a. public sale, o. The highest hidder o.
cash. iu frouf Of the Chancery Clerks cnce. IN The city q
Memuhis, Tor the payment q the above specified note.
and another fr $50 fave hundred and any d5uardL due
1sd Ny. IsS2. als1 givcn for TIE purchase q said lot. thu
f~nlaEinr 81 Cr parcel q land, situated in The muuty q
shelby. state o. tennessee, m The city o. Memphis. part
q tract q Land known a. lt No. . In birdk No. IS. and
drsiruated upm = $ Latham, e. N Fadkicr and ". A.
1anesi plan o. subdivision Of said lf as Ne. "a, an
haunded a. follows. 70 Wit beEinninr a. The southeast
curner a. sid lot uthe west side 0f O-eans street; thence
wrauanllv With the LIRE 81 lut Ne. rs zoe hundred and
uinctr-dne noil feet to an alley twenty feet vide. north
eat csruer - said hf- fhenoe aufhwaudiv with the cast
side of ame alley scEruy-EeTcn IN feet % ne soufh-
ued crmrrs thrnce e1sfEandiv viii ne line of iut Ne.
10 one hundrrd and and inrtF-eiEhfu 49, feet % the wrsi
riio q Orieanz street he sufl-eas fcornrr a aid Do. :
theuce usrthgardl- win The west side q Orieaus street
~ the heeiuniur. Right ~ rcdemutiuu Eaireds TIDE
sod taa2i-iml " b ROSS
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PATENT

Beautiful Chandsurrs. stand Lights. Ptaizuis. Cigar
Lghts, Bracksts. Portable sand ADD Drop Ltzhts, Fancy
Paper and 0ther shades. etc; splendid Patterns: eli iou
Cor ash, and pt up 4 reqnired
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-ur oaasrtuersbip h~nrefofofe existiuE between TT
r,s-T-fraed. is ais day dirsived ~ azreelaent
/ a1d al ths ashts owire y ~ nm sfs as.iEnea .
I s@uia he liabilities AZ Eaid fm eIhilsi
GsEGLlL Gtfes a. ~ AAAr
Htfsst8
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A0EKcP.

! nUFAL ALGEO a Co. have this Day old ont their
l u intsrra b. re Whunaai ani Its busiara O. J.. ..
l smith A. c.. uhum they eoummfud with great Measure
and entire o~nndeace. o. their frelds and customers ard
fa putnc Erarrsny. nuvai, AlEre A @. hereafter viii
l ondue themerives exclusively 90 the lee business.
April IS. 1850. DUTAL. g. CO.
anr1-rm
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STEAM

Lead andiron Pipe o. AT siHss and an sHy auluufy Or
sale low Tor cssh, aud put up II required, fur house.
steamboat md every other Kind o. wort
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STEAM WHISTLES.

Ashcroft, and o,h-r celebrated steam G.us- 30 M
cssh. and PIT % IL requircd.
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SHEET LEAD,

Beautiful GesiEm q silver AMI steel mountcd Polished
Feuier. Parlur and Chamber Grates, win Summer
Fraus Best quality smaeth castinsss bw 81 cash sni
put ~ q required "
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-. NnIP.

MOST desirahs srGAR PLANTATION % -
"a the ooast a. miles shove niscrg. oufatninE E4a
sa5 Arpcnfs ~ land; SO in uuiirnfrn ne BAL -
anoe heavily timherei. t1rruer VIA HlHldimat- -
"a slaves. he place isl ir prrfactnrirr. For terms. &c
apply 20 PElIthAhp fLohEh
New Orleans. June Il Isss iulso-lu
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o PURIFIER

DAEIEL ADEE
az ASH p o.. Nsw YORK
Who "a hH a1ie Eaut
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- Circular sh1ginr the plan q TIRE Lotteries VII be
sent 10 any one DESTROYS o. rccFivfuE H.
Certificates o. PackaEes ulu Be- 80 - me followihg
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Overseer Wanted.
10 Contractors.

II WISH 10 employ an OYereeT fr NJ rrmeinder ~ a.
/ year Amarrisd nan pefsuei Nae usrd aqpiI
rs : ~ s~sePeteu' ant vilss sElIH
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Those vho prefer u0t sending maney 10 mail, cal
The adams Expires Company
MATTRESS MANUFACTORY.
J. P. LALLEMAND
Mattress Maker.
TFFFERSoN STREET. TIVE HRD Az
FOURTH. OPPOSITE TIE a

NNSx1nDhizs Tennessee.
CPRTNG Hair. Moss. Gotten, shub md straw Nat
- tres--- Away IN hanL OF made 60 order, wholesale
snd retail. Z m1s~ctfuly invite fumitu7e dealrns.
hafef anI bluIiuz-hausr keeprrs, stcamhUatnen, and
the public Oh Mrwrhis Ed me surruuniinE o1uuirg, b.
give me- a call anI f1Emiue my work and prizes hefure
buying anywhere flse-
- Cdutarsurs viii nnd = supply q Bevee Mattress
not = Be- surassod IN quality and The lowest IN price.
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Eotice to Cotton Growers.
AVaIuabIe Tract Of Cotton Lands
fnr sale cnnfainfmg 100 Acres.

THkVE fnr saea trad q land cuuiaiuirg taur-
/ Il teen hundred acres, sifnltfd In 81 francf Ea
u1unfy. ArknuEus. ln toTnenip throe nlrhr at~l0
run-a tar rast. In srficls nee. fuar. I've -
tvs. This land lies lu aoaurad bldgl fr1uting e Wef.
tanf q 81. Fraucis river. 10 milsa heiaw Linirn, and
nine miles hnl1W haiiadn. a. e1iut e. Hnich ne Nh
] phis and Little net Railroad crusscs ND river Upon
ms tract of land therr are eifhfT Hcrrt N cnluFAlQn.
a1d one hundred ard sixty acres ueu dealened all
aeadeniur D. four Vezrs "a. ms Land D. unTupasect n
point - fertility and desirahleues mlr1auun. furtsrrs
d saie. applT % o. n. catuel near Ne F~renises, 81 q
WI Para. or John Caunauin. Memphis oF 70 , T.
More. 81 Helena, or % ne a. Louisvllf, keutnEF-
JANIS GanvIN,
fci21-fauam o. GAuvIH, HELL g. Co.
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rACu VI
whole Tickets, $50; Halves. 50
Quarters. 50 80.

- Circular sh1ving the plan q TIRE Lotteries vii b
! sent 10 any one desirous o. r~coriviuE H.
Certificates q Packases van BE- 80 . ne foilowing
/ rates, which Is the usk
Csrtiaoats Of Padksss d 70 Whole nckrt@-.--s9 %
10 Half ....-. 30 90
10 Quarter Z" 90 %
g 10 Eirhm " .-.- D.. 10 o.
Tn ordering Tickets or CeTttH e0fes,
TuaLssr he m1ify 10 on adlrrss fT The rcksts order
I'd. on reosipt 81 whi5h ucy WILDE forvsrd-i By the nTEi
mail. Purchaser can have ncEets enalne % aJ ngue
they may desirnats.
me list o. drawn numbers and priEes will BE- sent 90
purchasers immcuateiy aner thf drawing
Purchasers viii piease Wrile ther Egnature plain, and
! Eiev hen Pet Odce, County suf STATE.
Remember that every Prizr b drawn amd PAYABLE
in fun without deduction.
% An Pri1es q sIooo and under. psd iuaeliatsly
after the dravinE-other prizes ~ ne usual time q
thirty dzys.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
/ Those uho prefer not sending nancy b. mail, can use
The Adams Express Company,
Whereby malry for Tickets, In sums q Ten Dollars and
upWarb. can - srutu s
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have an once. ne
Posi- OFFICE mp ENVELOPE Or TIE Expres
Company cannot receive them
~ An communication ~ richly unndeutial
0rders for Tickets OF Certificates by Maj % EEprea,
% be directed 90
or. WOOD. EDDY A. CO. Atlanta. GeorEia,
Or. WOOD. EDDT a 90. WiimiuEfun, Delaware
p A lst o. TIE Humhers that are drawn from the
wheel. win the amount q the prize that 81 one b. e.
titled 70. viii BE- published after every driving. IN the
ioliowinr papers. Auzusia, tGa) Cousttuiiuuaiist, No
bile Register. Nashville Gazeite, New fuTt Weekly DaT
Bsak Ridhmond Dispatch. PruldinE Mss Carion
n. HuNTEa. Assent.
| d2l-iy-apria Hopeheh, Ark- Boy 2& Memphis Tenn
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RElIER DAN SPRINGS
EOR SALE.
nURsUAST D. a decTeaI order MADE in ne Chsnccy
i Court a. Centervnle, II It, Msrrh tern 1889, Iwnl
proceed % sel, On the

nURsUAST D. a decTeaI order MADE in ne Chsnccy
i Court a. Centervnle, 81 It, Narrh term 1858, Ivhl
proceed % sel, On the
First Saturday in Nay Next,
peing ne tn day q the monih bfsvrr Dam SprlnEs
snd LAMBS Attached thereto Eeciheauy described in The
decree heard upun the I7h day . aarch. 1888. there
being abIuf $500 acres "a land. more % iGa, ou the lol-
lowing crodits Oue-haif o. the purcha p nonFy 90 BE-
paid on The it day ~ Jauuary l660 AID the oiher %
ne - day % January. 1881 4 kinr ne nlrso o ne pr
chasers with gid security. and reflning q lien upen the
land until the Eprchase ms4ey D. pltd on the same
day and place, I En proceed TO seit s-i unuruc until
nnisked, al the furniture beienrinr g. sald sprincs
cuusisflug q The fou8ving articles, On e credit until The
It q Scpfenter nexf-t0 doubis ard ,IuEie mafrTesses,
% counterpaHos ~ oamfurts. 70 I'D prcaA - Double
bedsteats. - iruuEes and cots. 25 snail table,. two tu-
reeu., one piano. r1cklug Chalrs $50 ulmlar and split
bouom chairs. l1aklng El1s-es. iluiuE tshle Ind Table
ware Of every de-criruun. ene hsck and harness, and
some stock. and, Indeed. e~verTfhnc brlnrEIu ne au1 aprsr-
taiaiuE 90 the SprIncs for keepin= fhfu up al q summer
resort The character % tbs delightful Wnt=rlr place
il fuuy established for It's beauty, attractun md health
fuines, without any extended remarks iron me under
signed. he medical properties q the water have beer
tested ald found hiEhly bFnedciaI o. theu relief 90 tht
invaiid. Situsted IN a rlrl district. The INST sublim'
ana healuul - natural sfeuerv-the sp-rteman fui.
ample mraus "a rxsreisilr the taste -Ifl-r in delight Of
the chase or thcm1re pleasant and quiet amu-fmeutu
the tackle ANY person DESIRING o. examine ne ps-
will apply n NJ. MoGee upon the premi9s
ORV1LL a. NIXON
sps-td clert nd Master
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STATEMENT


2 InH au"ll|H NapiaA Na
q. NJ amsunf srCzpiul s11lE Fud % t 81
ASSETS.
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l.

6. a ustIiua % banks. or ofber- Que or me- dus-
g. No losses suu-led and due.
z. Lls-rs either unafuusted or apa ma o.
g. Adjusted ard not i-r.
g. L1srs On .l-prnse. ualtus mTther Wucf
on the hst unswer anTe
no. An other claims sEai1-t the Company, $50 y
NHNI aUHrma n -
%. Thn ruir % The Cu-uarT I- not 90 exceed el1Iun ID
any one risk suhie6r O. i-s hy H-lurle are.
r. ne nmruut insurrd On a rry or viage- depcnas up-
on Is zlEe. generally Oh The desirable risks tohe ht4l
a1firu o. or ruls last Shove named.
10. Tln amount insured BOZ any one block ~ huildisEs
frrerl- VEN It's size end 1Uutruruau. subject o. ur
rule fhrre referred o.
ft Frrn-f ar frn-urrrrau b. The 1mr t4 Ted u Jan
nary. rsEs uMO. C. ALLTN. Serretlry.
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CHOICE FRUTT

OF ALL
M The subscriber has on hand the largest -
~ Collection o. FRUIT-TREES. W -
NS and ~EVERGREENS ever ofered On thlsSFA
A-secian o. country Magnnliss, Laura -
Mundis. and Grape Tlnes assorted, BY the thousand
Planters who have suffered BY The late overflow can
rruieuish their gardens and orcharfs a. SIX months
time. on al suns over s10i OF Sums ~ $500 and uD-
] wards. a. twelve uaufhs' time with alsuccrT paper,
! 6 per cent. addef.
Al ordsrs slH-easef o, mr through me Meurhis Pst
/ oHcr. viii receive prompt afteuurn NJ ru-serT m IN
the horn Lake road, u miles from town
~s-lffIma- s. n
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third ID. U. and two-thirds Mess, at SIG rs round,
900 at, and 100 Mess at SIC IS q Dbl. OF Ba,
CON- 80 casks Ribbed Sides sold at &c., and 1s casks
Shoulders at &c. y d. OF Beef, 227 bbls. Damaged
sold on private terms. The sales Of Lard were con-
fined to 30 tierces Prime at 114c. u n.
COFFEE. Market firm, with sales Of 2s5 bags at
105c 1900 at 10ac., and 600 at lie. y b.
LARD on. As bbls in two lots sold at 90 and
95c. y gallon.
INDIA BAGGIsG Sales Of 3s bales at 13c. u
yard, and 30 at 12ac.
WHISKY. so bbls. Rectifed sold at 244e., and Is
Raw on private terms.
FREIGHTs "A ship was taken for Liverpool at
5l6d for Cotton. Vessels for the above port the
berth, filling up at Id.
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Our community is not given to the free importing
of the many kinds of gewgaws and cast off merchan-
disc of European markets. though there are sufficient
for the trade The importations of foreign merchap.
disc from foreign countries into the port of Charles
ton for the last quarter say ending the s1st March
were 1854 l26. A little more than the amount of
duties paid at our Custom House, which makes the
value of imports to here about four times the amount
in dutable merchandise than in Charleston.
The article of coffee forms prominent feature in
imports, not only in general but under free mer
chandse The importations from Rio since the COM
mencement of the present commercial year to this
time are $4,000 bags against 1927 bags for the
corresponding time last year. The imports from
Cuba and other ports are 1920 bags against 297 last
year.
Tomorrow being day of religious devotion by a
large share of our community, will pass dies non
and very few money transactions will be entered
into, though the general outdoor business will move
on.
We received the following note from responsible
source. The fetal debt of the City of Jefferson was
on the 3lst December 1858, sos, s75, of which $780,
600 were funded.
1t is not good policy for young, growing and i'm
proving corporation like the City of Jefferson to have
too much credit. 1t might go in debt too fast. The
debts of the city at this time are very trifing
pared to what the resources what those resources
will be ere many years. There is one thing we do
not want to hear Of the question to be agitated
that is the annexation of jefferson to New Orleans
We have about as much space and corporation as can
be well controlled at this time, or at any eventual
period. It is hoped spectators will keep quiet, and
not agtate the question.
The following is the communication alluded to:
We do not find the Bonds of the City of Jefferson
quoted in any of the lists of Stocks etc. published
and think it somewhat strange that there is no price
for the Bonds of our neghbor, issued under similar
issue her Consolidated Bonds, which law authorized
the City of Jefferson to fund her entire debt amount
ing to about 100000, payable in 80 years. with ~
ct. interest. payable semiannually, the interest for
which is deposited in the Bank of Louisiana in adj
vance. Some sales have come to our knowledge at
90c., but they are generally held at par.
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Children three years old ree those over three
and twelve old all twelve years old
fallfare.
FAMILY tickets IN PACKAGES OF twenty i've be had at
ONCE OF the Master transportation Merchants whose fa
lilies reside the line OF road procure In PACK
Of tweny for their personal a reduced rate
The Company prepared forward Goods Pack
ages OF all kinds to place With which they have
uon receiving from delivering the domic patrons
Mann. 7. s. WILLIAMS,
JAZZ Ma t4r OF TrAn.po- taion,
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new Jackson. a lsss
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
tdee In the Railroad Building Camp street opposite
fayee Square will deliver any pant Of the city srb Rag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery etc received
the haroad Or Otherwise mAy be entrusted their
charge OF forward the same with care and Dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad relieving EN- for that mr.
either the Express Office residences or ofces of
Individuals " 0'
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will On
through the Train the Checks and address of ali
wishing their Baggage n their hotel or resence
The Company will responsible for all articles pacad
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT;
Between he Depot and
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TIE MARX EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. April 81, 1855
Arrived Al head Of Western Cattle and lot of
Texas Cattle. Choice Western sold at 12c " Ii.
net, and the other descriptions easy at our quota
tions.
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SUGAR. we near Oh aDout ouV 10 buU ntluS sold
at previous rates, Fair to Fnlly Fair 81 64c. U Ii.
MoLAssEs. No transactions of any moment.
Receipts very light.
FLOUR. Barely 1000 bbls. were sold, of which
500 Superfine at -, 100 at IS ST. $50 Extra at
Sc rs, and l60 Choice at 81 Is % Dbl.
WHEAT. We hear of only one sale of 500 sacks
Common Red at 81 Is U bushel.
Corn. $500 sacks sold, including 1850 Mixed
White in two lots at 90c l5O Yellow and 1900 White
at the same, and 500 sacks from store at s5@95c f
bushel.
OATS. About 1850 sacks Northern were sold at
=, and 300 st. Louis at &c. U bushel.
BRAN. 81 so per 100 lbs taken for 200 sacks.
HAY. About 100 bales Western sold in lots at
s25 U tun.
PRoylsIoHs Pork was in better request, and
we noticed sales of about 1900 bbls, including 49,
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ENN~ TRUNKS. BAGS, etc 9
Essee4He 1lA1HT The attention Of Country Mer- N ~
~ IX chants rIrh

G~NM. TRUNKS. BAGS, etc 9
11A44 The attention Of Country Mer- SasQ4 1W
RTAsNt Mchanls Is solicited my rich 93Sf EIW
&)stock Of goods suitable Tor tho AVA NY
Spring Trade Consisting, in part Of
to So 60. - 1~-,st-'sSs - -
Nestled TRUNKs-two asd three Truphs In one pes, -
81 IS up IS 81 " 80 =
Wood Folio Trunks SCI per Dozen and upwards
Imitation and Genuine Soeeather Travelling Trunks
81 Sc $40 per piece
VALISES from $l7 per dozen. and upwards, = -
Ladies' Sole-Iestber Dress and PACKING Trunks
Bonnet Boxes, Reticules, ETC., various prices
per dozen, and upwards ~ - -
: Genuine INDIA RUBBER CLorHING-Lopr coa.f and
Leggps for Plantation Offices Steamboat Captans
men. - -s'-'
Also large variety Of other Goods for the country
trade, all OF which will be sold lowest market
And ls my establishment wss in fact always the most
favorable to purchase either Is VARIETY
quality Or quantity Mercnans and othe purchasers are
spectuly informed that will always such here-
after. Very respectfully,
F. BAUER, No. % Magazine street.
between Gravier and Common.
Ps consignment Of 800 superfns Lades' and Geute-
mems eLeather Trunks OF various Sizes sold
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning o'clock
And the night hour the arrival Of
the last train.
Extra special trips when required notifying
ductor. - =
The trsins will stop ut the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called upon except trips but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
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. s,MUVAL-C. H. SLoGoMB Sco have removed
IL rcm II hsrres their New Store 81 Canal street
aud 81, 25 a. a6 and IS Common street. sea- Il
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sAa s SkM SsS SEakkHE SHEA s5, ShGk1

and after january l. 1850 PASSENGER Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily, al 7.S A. M ana 6.3O p srr,y
Ing At Canton at $50 p. M. and G.s8 A. M $50 500
Returning will leave Canton at 1870 NJ and a 10 p "
arriving at New Orlssnf At g. 80 r. NJ and 81 80 a N ~ ~
freight Tians depart daily ut A. Ill., and arrive daily AT
; must oe AZ me depot by O'clock p M the day
70 me departure Of the train otherwise will lay
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RDHWWpnpAaLI VI y CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
freight to Havana, MRanzas Cardenss Villa Clara Esona Ia
granie Remedloi, Nuevitas Puerto Prncjpe ssna1o e
Cuba Trinidad. Csnfnegos etc. ia connection with ha nv
presses Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co. United Sts,e.
Express Company American European Expresr and ~
change Company the United States California mud Euronc
Agents In New Orleans, REUDfNG co
fe8 n ST. Charles st. under ~ Charles Unte1
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ROoTS AND SHOES-303 cases assorted qualities
u received consignment and for sale
by Il. VALENTINE CO.,
ns0 81 Corumon
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F L f E T W GOD.

6R FOR FLEETNVOOD-THEA Al BREMEN
kfHsN> bark Everhard Delius, Capt Hohnholz is now
as.a $500. loading. For freight, apply to
AZ BANTER LOWELL & co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

j. oNTEMPs, DYER AND soouREk,
No GO Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform public has Just assumed
the business Of the Dyene Establishment rs Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore with the
ten for which he Is celebrated
The manner in which, for the last twelve
oed the of his bshuen. on Bourbon
street is for those w!'x - honor him with their
patronage. ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

The following is the comparative amount received
for the quarters ending the 31st March for the last
The Opelousas courier., 1859-07-30

q u q ~ W.
{ QpelaH u 5ss.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-07-30
9seaoea: Greek $nrt,tas.

Situated IN the center Of a fine Pine scooa
35 miles North West Of fOpelousas.
- The undersigned having become
fsasN fsasN the purchaser Of these Springs (for.
Isss merly kept by the late Rachel Ora.
'aE denigo) takes this method of inform.
ing his friends and the public of this and the
neighboring Parishes. that he will open the
same TO the public ON the 18th of June next
He hopes that the important improvements
which he has made on The premises, added &c
the incessant care and attention which the un.
dersigned will bring TO the details Of this Re.
treat, will merit to him share Of the public
patronage, PRICES:
Per day, -r.s s /. so
Per month, 80 90
Children and servants, half price.
Horse. SO cents pei feed, Is cents per day,
or SIS per month. .z===
Private arrangements can be entered into
with the undersigned.
IIPayments are invariably due at the
end Of each week;-and positively no credit.
HENRY PROVENT.
St. Landry 28th May 1859.