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PROPOSALS.
DaOPOSALs FOR THE ERECTION or BUILD-
- IA8S

o'' A'''''a"' ss.ss; 2.ss..ts;ss'E u ns: s 4,~y,
t.. y s:g 3: rss:S !: this & s.;
Ho'slcet N for the furnishing Of materials and
F.Iolsd ana EIchsnFed Pisonera near W this @ ei4, 0'
.p.I;ea;oS viii be fssn.h.a UPON
their con p'etior. ,
The full name and Post once address Of The bid.
IL Sid !: mad. in ths r"S% na%s oi srm til. name.
soasae req ~ the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyol parifes ,siR ~os b so.,id
Ced, hSp AZ OATH OF ALLEsIAsoK MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must hs addressed to Capt @. b. Fsa.
sndSi. s.snt sna .Sn IN Amy Aea
Hosais for Erection .f Bailainss." ''''
GUARANTEES.
should it be awarded to BIN, must be susranteed
By two responsible persons, whose signatures must
Bid1ers must he present in person vhen the bids
ere opened, or the proposals will not be consid-
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
sseMn * the eEcta certificate Of the CLERK Of the
ssstesi District Court or OF the United States Dis
Bond. equal in amount to one half the sum to be
and both Of his susrantors, win be required Of the
suseessf1l bidder upon signing the contract.
be nsee,ssry for bidders 20 have their Sondsmen
snd r.s % S5 b 3. tn IN
sn5s sasx for Se.s ss
ally, By letter, or by telegraph.
Form Of Gt4ardases.
We, -, OF the county Of and State Of,
md =, Of the county Of, and state Of, do
contract, in accordance with the terms OF his pro-
Vosttion, and that, should his proposition be ae
eordsnee Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him Ne are pre-
Sared 10 become his securities.
Ito thltSuarantee must be appended the OH rial
certificate above mentioned
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
contract. or so soon thereafter the Depot Quar-
termast er shall be in funds.
Amy informality in the bid, or NON -eonforrancs
With the terms Of this advertisement, Win ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
The buildings contracted for under this Iivay-
risement must be ere led in accordance " III the
plans and specifications furnished with ths least
possible delay and viii he to ths inspec
tion of a COMPETENT ms ster mechanic.
The Depot Qusrtarns star reserves to himself the
hight tn reject all bids he may deem too high, or
FOR other sufficient causes.
G. b PERGUSON
de 2-td Can't As.,t (lnsrternasfsr IL g
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p. BALTZS
y. CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER,
All persons in want OF superior article OF Lager
Beer can now be supplied with
J. =. BALTZS
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER,
By the Agent,
RILEY A. sHINN,
Manufacture 0f
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
And Agent for
MASSEY. COLLINS l. cor
SUPERIOR DR4UGHT ALE.
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
no s5 IT 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
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~ln 81 Lonis, par;Ie. employed In me
manufacture OF pilot bread for tna 60 vernme 6
has Issued an >-srter declaring thar he wl,l
arrest and lsnf rison ane pAr.on VINO .hatf
iniCI1ere with or intimidsfe partle~ who ma y
.ignrE their Willingness n WORT az the OLD
yates
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GROWERS THEATRE.
'ENNsYLVANIA AVEE UE, near Wfilard's Hotel
no, ARD GIovgl.--. .--.- .---. .---- MlNLSKA
THIS MONDAY, pyHNTgR

THIS tNOSDAYl EVENING
Will he presented for the only time, the q reat
STANDARD Com dy Of the Er glieh Language
Richard Brinsley sberidsn's fvc-act
Comic Play, entitled he
SCHOOL FOR SCASDALi
This ing apIearsnc In its full strength OF the
AUG MENTED COMEDY CONC RESS,
Cast of the school for sesn a:''
Charles Barron ss. ..............J 10. eph Surfare
Ben Rogers a. Observation-Disclosures. Sir Pet Teazie
w. Dt = cC %. " OH D.itbE CC !.d.ce
y L. barrcSt Is ................ < Benz backblt9
hAl' W La Te2Zs3
Lofty Hough a.. Observation-Disclosures. Lady Sreerwell
Mrs vernon "a. .hrs. Candcr
Isabela r, smaB as.............. Msris
&c, Gc, &c
~ Admission o.. Is, and rs cents
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Arrival cf GeE. BankS-Geu. Batter Su.
perSrded in the Ceru m nd of the Depart
partment Gf the eGuif-ProcIamatien by
Gen, Banks,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ne DnLJV1RY og1ICD Of this COMPANY IL
-nc~So RON Teird street To the lar 10 de pot on L
e0SS4, estvssp ID spd Sd ssrsSta deo sD-tf
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nR. 9ODYRxYp ANTIDerK WILL uURl
u GONORkHGA In six days. No change Of diet
required. It IL an English spsciae Of sixty ave
yesrs standing and will not harm the nost deiests
Sold by {. C. QPHAM, 4O3 ohesnut st1set, Phila,
delphis, and In Waahnstos By 9. O: PSRD, eorns
nth street and Pa, avenue; ip AIexAn1ria, b,
hHNBY COOK 90. HruHsise. NO 8 soly
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KEAcHI FEMALE COLLEGE.

l.
le'Ae az" ~ S;4 u iental anu -hor4l oclehce'
any I, AilSieTS = ~ 5angGages 1sI3G
r.a Mlss 2 7; = = - ii1OoA,
lhstr4cTeSs IN IT IagiiS4 = y literature,
niIss 1aanic on5 ~
III u T IN TI1I gie sciences
MIS-: MISS haIE ai NIL,
lhSi ~ ese ~ =, -h7''gt,g = f,I3 epaftheht'
Fk9F' ~ T. o1h0l5fh,
lhSFuctoF oI MuSiGI TG ~ iio = 9gtar m ana floAn.
Mss Mss % .: IL; = ): G:Ahl4Io39
IhstFactfeSs ~ .uy1sTl yrTr l,G laIo ana Uultar
MISS 5i11oA
IsrucesS IN frehGh anu M 0Phahehtal department.
REV. >. II. !, 1oGhER 1 AND LADY,
stewart n DgPGTt4snt' IIStrH
MRS. L, ~ 'hNhlAn,
I'm 3lalo4'
me erl y Iis Iaslitasioh 70 on
Ihe Isl -tou"y VI the 7Plhg lgfh VIII iu
inealaely succeed Wlthoe' any VACATION Haeh 1ern
'"enty one of T,,itfd MSghs' CO.. t,o rror,
T'1es u Ul'ion lol ' eiii u ''oA'5 oue eeAS S
Ioh9Ms g,. 1,.4 ,
~ lliii"Iy spa p" ~
IN Academic DeParunehs. .....t ~ ~
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at.HHa Lanfa- 10.
CAMP STREET. NEW ORLE58s
ah@saEE- kasEafHr a trsr
@R 4staaa 7ta p
# }@ ana gentlemen of clio r.ass -as--s5- -
2 5ratad makers IF Er gland aud switzerland made
b 5 own order expressly 10 heavy casea gold ana 7it
rerf and warranted standard ineuHss
Ladies ena.elaAas 8ad neck chains
Gents rnaeH lob end vest chains, seas. keg8' etc.
Finger rjaHs earnings, arcastp Il sfh-plns, efc.
Diam5nd pius ana rings.
toise shell frames, c,,
Silverwaye warranted pure coin, consisting OF table,
tea and dessert spoons; .
Silver table and dessert forks ladies butter KNIVES
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs, etc
Plated ware consisting Of castors, candlestcks' wat
ers, etc. .,4 II
Having been always engaged n the mechanical part q
the business all watches sent for repairs VIII nave he
rcest personal atteuton and having every facRty tor
making any portion of a watch, be wal be enabled 10
work on very reasonable terms. n.,
rz5y@ Jewelry made to order and repaired Diamonds
reset in the latest style. Canes mounted IN gold ahd
iIror : nov Is, 1885
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THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRE~fDE.

nEY0TED to Literature Agriculture aHd iertegl-
~ ture edited by gentlemen Of eminent abilities IN
their several departments, is published every SAIUR-
DAY at Augusta, Georgia.
EXPRESSIONS OF THE PRESS:
Its writer's are the most distinguished in the south
Delta, New Orleans.
Presbyterian Charleston.
"a paper indeed, for the south."-News, Savannah.
"Equallcd by few, surpassed by none! none c.,a..,m.
"A most acceptable paper Christian Index, Macon.
"The best Investment Of two dollars that could be
made" Mfssouran, st. Louis
observes the most liberal PatroPPaset; Pt;+ ,t,.n..
Enquirer Richmond.
ttTts contents are varied and agreeable.
Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
mind" Enquirer, Memphis.
Journal and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
"AnexceIentiour edited by competent gentlemen"
Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta, Ga.
"Best Literary Journal in the country, ...n
"A southern blessing" Argus, Norfolk;
Every reading man in the country should take it."
Republic, Augusta
"Gives full value for the money"
Gazette, Chattanooga.
"Witbout riyal--the best that comes to US"
Express, Vicksburg, Miss.
"Tnvaluable to every man Of literary taste
Register, Mobile.
"The best family paper published
Courier, Charleston.
Equal if not superior, p literary merits to any jour
nal published" Standard, Raleigh.
"a welcome guest at every freside"
Advertiser Montgomery Ala
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION-PAYAB ALWAYS
IN ADVANCE.
Single copy, per anpum, m,..,.......-......S2
Six copies, >. .............-..... 10
Ten copies, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
Twenty copies, :. .................... %
Specimen copies sent gratis
The FIELD AND FIRESIDE, is now FIRMLY EsTA
L1sHED 1t handsomely printed in folio FORM for bind
ing on fine paper and with clear type Every exertion
is made to vindicate its claim to be
The First Weekly Paper in the south.
JAMES GARDNER,
Augusta Ga July To- 1861.t Proprietor
SOUTHERN vs.. NORTHERN MANUFACTURE.
SOAPSI SOAPS!! soAPS!!!
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SOTTHERN MACHINE SHOF

AT HANDSBUBU7, MInoIsoIFFI.
F AM constantly manufacturing Engines, 3oIiers,
CircnIar Saw Mills, Shafting and Pgileys,
at the above establishment (Which IS eonduefea ~ my
rtnar MIR ! n Bradford under the style ofJ n Brad
fJ 6 20 and solicit orders from Southern customers
Our machinery has attained reputation for
~ and durability and endeavorwl be TO continue
n 4OSt Charles street, NewQrleans
Constantly on hand-Wests Patent Lift and fqTcs orc
PUMPS Cirular Saws Rubber Belts Iron Gas ana v a.
ter Pipes Corn Mills, Circular Saw Mills, Cotton @ Gis'
Horse Powers. etc, etc. mal1gt
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TuyHE subscribers offer at all times complete assort
ment Chandeliers, (from3 to IL lights BTack-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and aliother artl
cIes Of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices.
nv irving the height of ceiling, size Of room, and ap
proximate price, parties may be supplied s well by
letter, if present .s, l, -.
1;i r-bnn desired HENDERSON & GAINES,
" 1a.r No 100 Canal Street New Orleans
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PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS,
III Nntre Dame and Fulton Streets, New Orlean.

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IN the systematic arrangement, completeness and sci
enc profcienty and practical skill and experience
well as in the decided advantages which their locality af-
fords them for laying in their stock Of raw material
nomicaly these works are confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have therefore, longer any occasion
to send their orders to the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and advances in therates
of freight incident to marine transportation thereby
ducng the necessity of keeping heavy stocks Of the CON-
modify on hand as they supply themselves with
lust as good an article Just as cheap, and in just
such quantities only, they choose as will meet the
weekly demands Of theif business from RELIABLE HoME
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMlCAL NUkhS
New Orleans. May 90. 1861
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m WARE, IRON, &C., &C.,
FOLGER 4 Co,

TULILW a %,
a. ....Y. g and New hevee streets between Gtavier
H1yiras streets, New Orleans.
Vie a large and well assorted stock Of
aeifand Heavy Hardware sFEDE5
ld EyGLrsH BAN IRDN. They age agents
,r THE sale of th. celebrated CuNBGRLAND
rs#s and are supplied with complete assort-
IS gsrjous sizes They are also Agents for
. snas GELEBRATED QUEEN OF TIE SotTH Corn
.. " #5l4s and have fui assortment on hand
.rg aar of these mills others is fully estab-
uy2
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THE GREAT FEMALE p

MR-J P. GRANGER i gent for DIR. " WheatIls7s >
celebrated Female pills. These Pills are TRY
~ VALUABLE for Ladies, for they will restore the monthly
courses when they stop from any cause WhateEef Ie4
the box containing the Pill, have been strictly followed
indeed there has been Of failure occurred TO oqf
knowledge Being purely vegetable they are Periecty
saf SINGLE boxes mailed to order postage paid upon
receipt Of Sltbrce cent postage stamps good g money
Address DR.. J. P. CREAGER,
r,ar5a Am Baltimore Nd.
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Selling off at C1st!!
NO HITMRIIG

TVNHE undersigned having determined to close up in
IL this place, is now selling off at COST
The assortment comprises every description OF fancy
and staple trv goods, geHt'eaen eahi 5aoes shoes
ETC. all of the latest styles and fashion.
Purchasers are inyid o eaA aaa ezau1iae ss3cs and
1rioss. 4ahbs
asoEs esa H'et
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....# cLttBORNEsr FERDINAND PINkARD.
ECKARD, STEELE Il Co,
..-- Grand Tchoupitoulas Streets, N. Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
.H..s.. C. H CANDIES, WIN ES, SEGARSs &c
Wholesale Dealers in
r...s.. ... obi FINE GaocERrEs and PLANTATION SUP
march7tlv.
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HOMER COLLEGE,.
Homer, Claiborne parth, I.saJisiana.

FACULTY
REV. VIM. D. HEA,
p-,f.n ~ s 49, ? ~ ! = NJ
to'1o'Oi Va n ~ II5is y ilI
!; f. SCAltE.a; ",
S - ~ &c ~ WtS ,l,iV
TSISr \ SIsisGNt5
pu;,o;-,,i 80 g D.. -, $500,
M Fnnclpai OF FrePafator. department
~ EP W. P' W. SESSION u 'S el..o y Oh
sue , 5ihsL y hDNLSDAf IN eoruF beAt' me ooleSe
pu.ius = 1 ~ 4 M . "ceoi
many advantages offered bv the .gf,oIIeoe tie fo
Ist It's located in country pod beabfpess
and exemption from epidemics
end The Faculty is composed educated and eyperi-
enced men wholly devoted to thurreat work of edhcat
inr the Young
3rd. The course Of study is extasye and thesystem
Of instruction thorough;-in thisespect it is equal 10
the best Collegesin the country
4th The institution is supple, with Chemical and
Philosophic Apparatus.
ror.le EfH'fs being adorned -8 Beautiful 5oruiEo-
rzs Sd that or the oDeuinE of H. s.tae session --g
As he Strength of tha sapsr4tr..aro 5..5 aaaa
upou the character ar the eeuaaatu zgsa oaaa tfa be
taken to- render tLe Preparatory ela-Eueas Hieapt
and complete
The Scholastic gear is divided 40 two terms af ffe
months nacb, the Fail session com ssees Ia 5He leL
# #edE4aday ID eePleuber ana eas a He 5rst Eaesaer
II February wfth TacotaH d 7NWe II
r5.E-s
,gr;... FL gsFa5e....s7r.r.t
7s4Yes ,f r,uif5Gg1 fr Session
prar.raEaFy Ua9srt-rssf Hr55 isao.-. --..-s p #
second Tialau y
g.rragtrta ...--..5. O.
ao-s-. fihelnatHE "AsA's sa aaa e..-
contingent .@4 .-.. ... ,-.--e st-..
0atrac1iaa4a .esr .to ne gaaa sat A.s' .,ga
tor -l.tfFE atl@flaaG2A- @EEas s.1 " -'s
41ll - Z ~ Ia.o,-ts.gg ,e +,r.+oos
JOHN Y. bLAOhMAS, PresSS.nt PrS Do'. t y ~ -
d. iAgASson, a,'
/. >. Inc ABOVE l4stltotlol = s.lF y ~ l, 5fJ
St IGe qpGSpn F.conaI @ cbnrcb Ig .ontb april u
alsl LPLScoPal onoIeH, SCUM. -
MINDEN FEMALE JNiILL@EL.
FACULTY;
REV. J. FRANKLIN lord,
President and Professor of Mental an Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Scieices.
MISS CATHARINE p. GALkMAN,
Vice Principal, and Instructress Il MathematIc and
English Literature
MISS L. BRAINEID
Instructre5s the Physical Science, COnpoSiJOh ana
-EIoc,fiCn
MISS. .THE0D0CIA' JOHNSON.
Tpstrnctrees in the FngIisb Branches
MISS -,
Instructress in the Primary and Academic Department
PROF GEO G. TAMOR,
Music on the Harp, Piaqa nd |ioha
PKOF. }. LuIIlH3
Music-Piano Guitar Violin, &c.
MISSMARY a. COLIMAA,
Music-Piano Guitar .-l Vocal.
MILE /. DURAED j0i FranCe,)
Instruetress in French ari Music.
1J04ED[0N
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HONEY! THE BEST OF HONEY!!

! 7
II HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey which
will send to any person upon the receipt OF % cents
We make and use it in family at hall the costs ana
as good the best article Of genuine bee maoe
honey from which it cannot be told, Any person
who will make and sell it clear from two TO three
dollars per day. it only requires four articles to make II
and thew can be had any store for fifty cents Every
family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady can
make it in fifteen minutes at any time.
If you really want something nice do not mss tne
Honey or Washington Receipts for they are positively all
+ claim for them and they shonld be in every family
Three cents postage stamps are good as m9ney
Address Dr' D. l. Nh1IAo' i! n;
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Tile chief collector Of the Confederate war tax 70
Soutl Ear5lsa ID ei 3sft = BIS collectors "gifes
theGl sHas 595 tbeir Paiaaac1 .'1E ,Ga25 snas ia
any ctHgl ae3 file ia sa1 1aEaaasfs q Jaa slHh'
ca ts4
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II B. VALENTINE Il Co.,
.+..uEaU COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81 Com
u..-. New Orleans. Collecting, Receiving and
..srr I'd Planters orders specially attended to.
iuhe
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coon NEWS FOR LADIES

ANY Lady who VIII send her aduItsS %
Mrs Il. CREAGER, BALTIMORE, Mp,
with three cents postage stamps neuded will receive
by return mail something Of importance to the sex
'"WOMAN, KNOW THYSLLF," AND BE HAPPY.
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ILL. j. NJ. PRATnER.
EyTELL & PRATHER,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER-
M. ID Carondelct Street, New Orleans
ssrs. Childers s Beard, White, Smith &
eport. octf-ly
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I WV RIBBER n o..

j.
CTORS, Commission and Forwarding
a. Carondelet street, New Orleans. Spe-
.ntion will be- paid to all goods consigned
the purchase of Groceries, Plantation
jDns, Western Produce, etc aHrl4
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W. \. HANNE1 pO.,
aier Street, between Camp and Magazine.
aHs October IL, 1850.
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REMOVAL.

4 NNEY & Co, respectfully inform their
....s ers aud friends they have removed to the
All Gus stores Nos. 81 and CT Gravier
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T3RRELb 4 BATES,
N otRrers and Wholesale Dealers in y7SH
Fs DTS, SHOES AND HATS, GSb
Magazine street, New Orleans
r-= south Weymouth Mass. marchl2
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TO PRINTERS.
WYE have on hand and for sale the following printing
wv materials lately used on the 5outh-W eetsrn;
font Of 500 lbs. Brewer,
q $50 q" "
" " SO Long Primer,
fonts 2 line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed
Together with the column, head advertising and dash
rules leads &C, &c.
Also-A Medium Printing Press Roier-Moud &c,
all complete and the following materials used for short
time in the publication of weeklypeper About $50 lbs
of Bourgeois and Minon, with two line letter. column
head advertising and dash rules cases, chases, etc.
The above materials will be sold low for cash.
i. DTLIARD & Co
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TER MS ,

.srsay Is published weekly at 7 HREE
IN ntyable in advauce-four dollars if
ne ofsubscribing. Persons wishing TO
rive two weeks notice. No paper
ihe option Of the publishers, until all
+ lid.
!; Inserted at the rate Of 0yg DOLLAR
. hrst insertion, and FrFTY Casts for
one. Eight lines, or less, constitute a
.eIuctious made to those who advertise
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MUSIC.
TVNEIE undersigned having determined to settle perma-
nently this place for the purpose of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute any instru-
ment desired During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college, he Respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens Of Shreve-
port ard surrounding country Terms, S. ermonh OF
three lessons week Orders left at Ball Dashlell
drug store promptly attended to E. HEINEMANN,
Shrevennrt. january 30-5m professor OF MUSIC
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.,s. .sg g4aIAMERICAN HATS aud c APPS,
.. Eoon5, BoSSET5, UMBRELLAS, Ere.
..... f. ls1t will be kept full and complete, suit
..... .... 4eLsOn.
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The Pulaski Times, Harkinsvile, Ga, OF Thursday
March Sd. 1859, says:-Fine Honey.Dr K y Smth, OF
this county presents with beautiful article o. money
no1aIs IF not superior to anything ever saw TINS
Honey was nanufaeturedby Mrs Smith according to the
directions given in the receipt which she purchased OF
DR.. J. p Creager Baltimore Nd Any person can rf Get
honeybee by writing to Dr. Creager No sos West Bal
tooTa street Baltimore Nd enclosing 50 cents. ms
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JAMES 4. MUSE,
AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
-mmon and Front Streets, New Orleans

r. RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
80. 2 Front street. lopposite the Canal
~ Orleans. Particular attention given
,Ding orders for Western Produce from
.nts Uppcr Red River Packets, Era No.
iuae9
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u HAN ID cneNIcaI process VI CI1I.lI1l VV1TI1i ~
the use Of which the clothes can be washed very clean
without boiling and with very little rubbing
Bv this method much hard labor may be EToided the
washing is done in halfthe time, and the clothes
last much longer for they nstworn out by rubbing
as in the old way of washing by machines DC Eae ar,
clas nsed cost but little and easy to obtain mail
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once or t-ee have hints ia the papers gigir
tcAt OF belief that there is email party il this
O,niedsrasy ia favor Of a Nhtar, DICTATOR We have
hitherto loyke4 upon As idea Gbslid 10 haze bsou
seriously entertained D., say respectable General in the
Osusdeia.e army Tie idea prepcsterous bit We are
that il /. not cherished To qI.rt,f where
tbs President beast suspects Il. We make no charges
aims: Butno- that the cloud Is no larger than
man, hGud raise the voice OF warning, to put the
people and the Government ca tue alert
When General holds himself superior to the orders
that are sent to hm IRON Redmond when HE especial
pst sma the Il EZRA, heard systematically sdvo
eating q necessity OF appointing sons one ctstoT,
snj at the time oains him az superior to ali the
great captains in the snV. ma, De sure that more is
meSnt thai meets the esq.
rais 5 not al idle TagTsph inserted to up space
bu is suggestsd By facts "hiSh have recently cone Into
possession, of ~hich 10 GOT choose to say any
IL re al Il pr s'nt line
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