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DR. SWEETS
HmfAllhbEc Imminent,
ma. n.aaA xn..A...-.

1M0 Gk00t @AN0kMMA 40NM00Ye
ron nHEUMATTsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA.
LUMRAG0, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS.
6pRAfNB, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS. PILES, HEADACHE,
ANDALL RHEUMATICA AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
ths Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Il known all over the United States.
j. DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Ia the author Of 'Dr. Sweets Infallible Lini-
mont"
DR.. Sweets Infailible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never faila.
DR.. Sweets lnfallible Imminent
Isaesrsain cure for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Curss Burns and scslds immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il the best known remedy for sprains and
Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Hsadaehs immediately and vas never
known 70 fail.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate reliei for Piles. and seldom
tAiia 70 cure.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures TOoshache in one minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts and Wounds imIasdi lately and leave.
no scar
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used By mere than million people.
aud all praise IL
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Taken internally cures Cole. Cholera Morbus
and Cholera
DR.. Sweets Infallible Eminent
IL truly - friend in need" and every family
shoald have it a. hand.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ia fOr sale By al Druggists,
Caution.
To avoii imposition. observe the sixuat,,rs
AID Likeness ~ Dr.. stephen sweet % ev~rv
abel. ana also stephen sweets Infaliible La.
'rnent blown n the glass 81 each bottle vita.
eet which nons are genuine.
RICHARDSON AGO
sole Proprietcrs. Nor~ich. -
{. LEWIS DUNLAP. wholesale A-ent.
No. Is. ". Baltimore -. Baiiinl.re.
Nav Atm
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THE HUBBARD COMBINED
N 0 WEIR AND REAPER
DORSEY SELF RAKE.

This valuable patent having been bought by
the syracuse Self Raker Co.." and several
valuable Improvements added 10 Il BY years Of
experiment, l. now known as the :. SYRACUSE
SELF RAkER.' and after an experience Of
three harvcsts IA experimenting ourselves IN
all kinds Of grain from the shortest cats aud
barley 10 the tallest rye. and on the toughest
ground aud stccpest side hill. We have found
the syracuse self Rakcr" inialliblc in work
A. we'll 10 the most simple aud convenient oi
any Rake IA existence. There arr several self
Raking machines in the market. which without
any legal right la use the Dorsey. embrace 10
leading principles with III CHIT ariAtions IN c.,n.
ssfuciiun. but IN none IT them Is the element II
regulating the sixe at the huadic and adapting
% o. al conditions OF grain. heavy aud light
making ii ncccssafy "a almost every case o.
either double w divide bundles. which - both
expensive and troublesome.
We warrant this combined Machine a. ~. e..
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HUBBARD LIGHT MOWER.

iof which We claim the following adVcrtascs
1T. 1t has proved itself g. h. the lish,sst
Iran MoNer ever inadc.
silt has fully proved itsrli G., b. the uoss
.uccessiul Mower IA cuttingth marshes 81 the
graz West
ti 1t b. the only machine TIA, cau stop aud
Start 'u W. and tangled grass.
itA.- The only sureessful irable drive wheel
y veg Va the c0antFy.
ALI Is scSnowleiSs.l - a. to b. the most
,iuP.e, Durable aua easily managed IA the
svrid. AMI 3 che only sucressful Gus fcr nov
M 4aevcu suriscrs. stgmPy % GueVru land.
z! sea las- = slnsie dos 81. rali GA one 81 our
A,rui', g.; inaeAine. irs G, and .i q les ~;
ed. Yea, tske 9 tack
"e-sie- 90 the following seHtlemeu whs have
.r...L ali. ..s..as..
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN q YoE,
FAM ~ Gno EHs.
- - -

GREEN q YoE,
- - Z s q Ens.
tsn nYttEHs
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORs.
A. Martin A Yaleits's old stand.
- baltimore street. near Holiday, Baltiusr.
HAVE eousfaufly On hand . farge and well
III seiseted stock ~ FAMILY GROcERIEs
- consisting 10 part 20 FRESH
TEAs. green and black. ef ya-fHA
riniIs prizes aud hsvof- ColI.ss- k&&&l
Mocha, Java. Laxnayra. Mararaii,o add 40
-beAE7--AcN uEissns. Crushed. Powdered
Loaf. 0rnnUlatcd. 4. felio1 aud 1laFiGed fisl.
isn Maeearoni aud Nermaeeiii. cSopers 4
Cox = tehnesi 'ieiatines fresh salad aud Olive
oits ehas-a--Lngiish Dairy pins Apple aud
sap 90 60 .arlines French aad spanish OF.
ives Engiisi. and Aiacfissn rickles--leTkins
mixed. chow -'how, Piccailli, Caulihower. Wal.
nuts snd onisns sauees-John Bail, Harvey,
Reading. soho. Mushroom and Worcesiershire
BRANDIES-ias. Hehneay A Co.. vintage isfo,
Otard. Dupuy a g." ists. Native Catawba, Ior
dsaa. Rochelle aud other brands Fine Old
wiNES-Londan Deek Port. sherry, Madeira,
Lisbon, Sweet MDselie aud Champagne, Wits,
= s.s-scotch. Old Rye, Calhoun. Old Rapp
a,id Bourbon. spIne very ola aud hne Pure
HollsndGin, Jamaica Spirits. Ac Ae. Imported
and Domestic Aegnra and Tobacco. all Of which
they will sell 81 reasonable yrirss. and respect
nlfv solicit call. June "a. Isso--ty
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A il who
O Icrnv
10
work and can attached either belt rod cleans thoroughly
by
machine which light ahy
an .
81
remove from tot ernil. 9
n q pu ~ an unar rahlv
Q
R?..css Matthew Baltimore
Attach
a. z and ni 9th Ac
- nth : Sfco.Ba t'mose
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CANFIELD BROS. &c0..

OANA tI10 0UV0. On w.,
F0ENER % cHARIES.
A. H.e 7'rA
4.
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SAL 'nt
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AGRICULTURAL
l NJ PL l.. NJ l.. y Il -
Nd
MACHINERY.
~

IN sntrr.ixne.i take. fh.s metiiod uf a.
u tortaiag las fria1sis aai tl. -rmuluu .te
xenerai. llat b. haa a. gaia rssEinssi the man
uisc;urirg 81 Plot CHS AND WINERN.
anf ai~ay' has ~ hana ana a.sartri-uf %
PLOCGHs And CASTINGS
Fur els. so aud thrr- hor.es. a.. sur .sh.-h
nay bs found tn is.loslng. We The Wool-
csek. t1- = LEY. A. - - llug P.aazh 30,
ne improved Atw.- aF Plug floash. t.ie im
Pfavea cl.icack f.auxt wtia wruurat uf
s,se4 lasnts. Alsss a. excellent l,sr ~h-ar
Plough ~ SO - three Aarses-
FL % On cASTTNNS
Al~ay. va band and far sale AZ rhciesai, an.l
retail aisl continue 81 uanuftetgrr thr GELS
~tr.tesi -PELTVN" HoRsE POWER AND
THRkSHEh. sith - without Cleaner. from
81 horse powsr. D. run aitA strap or rod
I am also prepared o. attasE . very -lre-asf
cLkAAEI. = any = 81 of lafrs4ef. There
trrr, Farfnsrs having god threshrrs ar uat
unser NJ nsesssify - plfrhes % = ns,r ~
eAin- = ORDER % obtsin a god Cissurr
RE PAIRING
~ ALL KINDS done prutaply lton she thsrt.
esf notice AL work made ~ ths best mater.
al ami fnod uurGmaasalp anil "a rcas..naiIe
teruis All Sor< xBarantecsi. A very ll.ral
deineiipn made - those Who buy g. seil again.
- F1- far,h~y infssmatien ~sf ur-.. -
attrss., T.. DAVE
Better +. d.. Balta. County W.
Mach -. tssa.--f
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& . a L . I L.
SOAP. STARCH & VINEGAR.

Coffee kss-ne~. Hacsn. Tosac-v. tinc amt
Gruuna salt Matghs.. ar,-ln,. buckris Tubs.
Also. = general assortment pi FAMILY GRO
CERlkS. Agents sar thr ivanhfr coal uil
Wcrk.
- Cal ani ascertain our price, sriore
purchasing eiresher,.
DON'T FuRGEI IL. Soc sci kls.n DAD
CORNER u Gay and ffuat ST.. Baita.. Nj
49, al Attention ls ral.s.i O.. seq sfa. <
- Il OLD Rye WHISTLES. FRENCH
REANpiEs. rtEE RUNS ani sfNs
APR tSss-tf
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r. O. HIPsLEY,

NJ " NNNN UNaENg
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Teas, wines a. I.iquoss
No. lef N. Gay street, baltimore,
VNNBNDEhs thanks n hts friends for their for
II ta@r very liberal patronage, aud BY prompt
ness and attention 81 business, will en-.
deavor q merit . continuance ~ theirfff1l
iav"s. The public are respectfully la. -
vited ~ examine our stock 81 CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
and domestic aiQUORs are selected with ths
greatest possible care. Families may connds
Ia the PURITY Of an article ordered foF nedi,
sinai purlsosess aud perpetrators Of Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
All oi Which will be- sold AZ the lowest CASH
prices July ~. tse5.-iy
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THOMAS Q. WILCOX,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.


COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT
Ne. us and iss North street. Baltimore.
NTE sell and buy on commission ali kinds AZ
w GRAIN. CLOVER SEED, FLOUR. CORN
MEAL, and. COUNTRY PRODUCE generally.
end remit proceeds promptly.
We have for sale GUANO, SALT. PLATTER
FISH and6EEDs Of ell kinds.
July II, fses.--iy
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Moro VI Phi liui i r ns,sp

q manufactured contains Gliy per. cent. more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore Il 4
more durable. The ammonia present gives 4
great additional forliliEing value.
i've years experiences has pFsven 10 tho Far.
mar that u makes = heavier grain thnn even
stable manure, and 10 mt only active but last.
ing. Price 60 per ton---2oQ lbs. Discount "a
Dealers. MORO PHlLLfPD,
Sole PropFietoV and Manufacture.
Feb. ~. Isss.--9m.
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sOLrBLR
PACIFIC GUANO.

200 LIS SOLUBLE PACIFIC SUAyo
eoasains 70 10 s.s-~i ~s,ssr Yielding from :
- Ills s.aos6a-
Aiso. - - - 10. s-r,aiy ss-s rko.pks.s o,
a-<. 30 lbs of which are sst-sls yAa,Dksie
10 esmbin~s al the advsnsng-. u me ~,
sr--as q sapsr Pho.phsse. With sho.. n Pc
ruvi.n Gaano.
BY reasou q IL greater eoacepfrafloa. ws re-
commend - per q. ie.s By weight 70 - used
Per acre. than Of any fertilizer sa.sar he same
Psr tag and No mere per acre thaa ~
shsss ssliins ss - p-r "a rsorsper lon. Heas.
~ s.sss.v.
TAis Gusne ~sishs q ib.. pr bu.h.l. hence
IN applying IL farmers must BE- governed By
wsixht and nos BY balk. or u - mech lirhse,
sh.a The ssper Phe.phsss.. E-.yy a-r,o s-ly
i.sperfsk
JOHN 3. REESE & CO.,
0wxEKah Asssy. GOA rwr sorvu.
u Sssa Sfrof BaIismovs
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To Irspsrsd 70 furnish coFFIxs AZ Is psr
y cent. less Than the usual price, and 81 fns
nn'ah, ~ Ssh. Jah. -. ieea.--iy'
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Geo. II. Carman. Joshua NJ. Bosley
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.
cARNAN & BOSLEY,

''tt-e y e, Carroll Ha'i ur starr. : T.
Corner si Raiumar~ and calvert So.
Nr SO RaIt.nrcre. NJ
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W DAILY.


-f 30 lalaf sfrssf fa--s .slse Fbsrsata Hsfsf. /
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MORO PHILIPS,
Genuine Improved
SUPER -YHoSpHAYU
OF

Standard Guaranteed.
For Sale 81 Manufacturers Dspots,
~ North Frsnt 81, Philadelphia. "a.
Ds seuih street. HaltImore. ND,
And by Dealers N general Throughout the
(ounfrv
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BATON ROUGE:
THURSDAY, :::::::::::;;::;::::::::::NoV. Is, 1855
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Day and Night school.

MIR. MURPHY, formerly Principal of st. 10.
IVA seph's School, Of Baton Rouge, would re
spectfully announce to the inhabitants of Baton
Rouge, that he has opened Select school, fol
boys and girls, in the building used as a public
school house, adjoining No q Engine House, where
he is prepared to teach all the branches requisite
for finished education, embracing Greek, Latin
French, Mathematics and Philosophical Science
Mr.. NJ. has, also, opened Night School for the
education Of young men. where he will give in.
structions in Penmanship. Arithmetic and Book.
keeping. Terms reasonable
For particulars, apply at the School or to O. G
BREChENKIDdEaP Postmaster nov10-lm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.. Monday E0e'-
ing, Nou. a. Gold, 145@l46. The cotton
market exhibits very little animation
The quotations are irregular. Low mid
ding, good staple, was sold to-day on the
basis Of 84@85c., and good ordinary, at
32@3Sc.
Sugar and Moiasses are both dull, and
prices lower. The quotations for Sugar
range from 9@l5cA. y H., according to
quality, and for Molasses, from 60c. to GOO.
y gallon.
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JEwELRY AND FANCY GooDs.-Messrs
A. B. Griswold & Co., call public attention
through our advertising columns to their
elegant manufacturing and importing es-
adjustment, situated on the corner of Ca
nal and Royal streets, New Orleans. They
are the successors of the old firm of Hyde
& Goodrich, which started the same bust
ness fifty years ago. -
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Lessons i'm French and German,

II L. MEYER. Professor in the above In.
81 . guages. respectfully announces to the citi
zens Of Baton Rouge, that he will give lessons at
their domicils when required, according to Ollen.
DORIS method.
Prof. Meyer was engaged for four years as pro.
fessor in the French ard German, at the COLLEGE
de France Paris, and can give the highest red
ommendation Of bis efficiency
Address personally or by letter a his Office on
Laurel street, or through the Postoface, Box 272,
octlS-Sm
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERsIGNE ED returns his sincere thanks
Il to the citizens Of the city and Parish of East
bestowed Upon him. All persons having claims
against the late firm of JAsTREMsKI 4 MCCORMICK,
will please present the same and all indebted will
please come forward and settle. .s.#4
noyI3-1m E JOSEPH MCCORMICK.
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BEET! BEET!
NNHE UNDERSIGNED informs y.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED informs .s,<<pu>--,-
his old friends and former 81 Al
customers, that he has removed to %EsS III
Baton Rouge and will open stall ----A---xA
under the Market, and will resume Butcherine
on Thursday, the Sth inst. shall enaeavor tt
supply my stall with the best Beef that the mar.
ket can afford. will be thankful Or my old
customers to give me call.
nov8-2w' JOHN SANCHEZ.
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~ The friends of Mr.. John r. Lemon
will be pleased to learn from Mr.. Czarlin-
sky's advertisement, that heis to be found
in attendance at the store of the latter gen.
leman, ready to wait upon his former GUS
2 TONERS and the public generally.
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Leg Heroman advertises two very inter-
esting publications which are to be had at
his literary establishment-"Ecce sHomo''
and "Grifith Gaunt.n
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

BATON ROUGE, November eth, 1866.
YFyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween JOHN v, JAsTREMSKI & JOSEPH
MCCORMICK, was this day dissolved by mutual
mends Mr.. JOHN V. JAsTREMsKI to the public
r"' JOSEPH MCCORMICK.
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rW- A large quantity Of wrapping pa
per, assorted sizes and at New Orleans
prices, are advertised for sale at Beal's
Book and Variety Store.
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Co-partnerShip Notice.

LNRoM and after this Date, my brother, LEON
IL JAsTRsMEKr, is my partner in the Drug busi-
ness. The style Of the firm will be that of
j. sLASTREHSRT fG. BRO.
JOHN JASTREMSKI.
BATON ROUGE, November lat 1866. move
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~ Messrs. s. D. Moody & Co., No. 81
Tchoupitonlas street, call attention by ad-
vertisement, to their speciality in the sell
ling Of various kinds Of fish, &c.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED brgs leave to announce
to the public, that will, as heretofore, continue
the business on his own account F4E4
JOHN v. JASTREMSKI.
BATON ROUGE, November 9th, 1856.
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HARDWARE, Betting, &o.-see the ad-
vertisement, under above heading, of
Messrs. Bostick 81 Seymour, No. 38 Full
ton street, New Orleans. tssairt ae4
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ACADEMY FOR BOYS,
Corner Of Fifth and Laurel Streets,
BATON ROUGE, LA.

lHI propose to open on the first Monday in sen.
TENDER an Academy for Boys, in the same build.
ing formerly used by Mr. PAYNE. The course .,
instruction embraces the Greek and Latin Ian.
guages, together with all the branches of thor.
ough English education. limited number Of
Of our Principals-Mr D. WILSON,
TERMs-Day Scholars SIS and IS per month,
For further particulars, apply to either Of the
Principals A. b. PAYNE,
ncvl3 BIN s R. D. WILSON.
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-Neekiy'
ZONE SQUARE is TEN LINES Oh rEss)
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Ea- Half yearly or yearly contracts made will
advertisers. III
AB- All transient advertising, cash.
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s1,o0O,Ooo FOR ONE DOLLAR,

s1,0OO,OOO FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it is known what
is drawn aud its valus e=5a r sr@s
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS, AssO-
CITATION cblls your attention 10 the fact
of its being the largest and most ponnlar
Jewelry Association In the Tinted States
The business il and always has been con
Quoted il theombst candid and honorable
manner. Our rapidly Increasing trade is
sure guarantee Of the appreciation Of our
patrons for this method Of, obtaining rich.
elegant and costly goods. The sudden
staRnation Of trade IN Europe, owing 10
the late German War and recent disastrous
nnanelal crisis in England /, has caused the
nature OF large number Of Jewelry
Houses IN London and Paris, obIipipp
them TO sell their goods ct great sacrifice
IN some instances less than one tlird the
cost OF manufacturing We have 1ately
purchased very largely Of these Bsnkrunt
Goods. nj such extremely low prices. thai
we can afford to send away Finer Goods
and give better chances to draw the NEST
valuable prizes than any ether establish
ment doing situilhr business. OUR AIM
ID 10 PLEASE, and we res pecttulfy So
ilcityour patronage, as we are confident of
giving the utmost satisfaction During
the past year we have forwarded number
Of the most valuable prizes to all parts OF
the country. Those who patroDize us will
receive the full value of their money. a-
no article on our list is worth less Than
One Dollar, retail, and there are nc blanks
Parties dealing with US may depend on
having prompt returns, md the articles
drawn will be Immediately sent to any
address By return mail OF express.
al
drawn valuable prizes from the American
Jewellers Association, and have kindly
allowed the use of their names:
Charles Hunter, Esq, Treasury Department
W Washington, D q, PIANO, vaua 1900; Mics ANN
y Yates, ~ 81 1arRs Place, N Y, ewing Ma
chine value $l5; Dir & Gen LL Bauaan. i = Vols.
Nashville Tenn, siIy 7 lea set. valfe, $3.50. Mis-
Emma Hunter, 63 Front st, Harrisburg Pa sew
ing Machine, value set; lieut. Qol w Chittet Ian
Quartefmas,sr, Iobi Vile, Ky, Gold Watch. svafns
90; Haines, 247 King st. Charleston. i O
silver Watch, yalne $50; johnson, ESQ, I'd tor
htshdte&r Pioneer, Muskateur, MINI Ladies'
Enaheied Watch, value $3.50; 5 lee, Esq, pres't
Colorado and Red Bank Mining Comphriy San
Francisco, Cal, Meoaton, value s2ua; A Long
Esq, PRINCIPAL E,kharf Collesis Institute. Elks
bart, NJ pimond Pm value s2Jb; X M Long |
street, MentEt merry Ala, Mus'c Hfx IN Inc S7h. |
Rev Isaac Van Du8 r Albany. Y, Gold / iued |
PM set, value 300, Miss lara LncaFuer Day |
..on OHIO. fianofoi te, value 800, and Diam nd |
Pin, value $l75, =
Many names eould- be placed on the |
List, but we publish no names without
permission. Our patrons are desired to |
SEND united States Currency when it is |
H= ='5=5 |
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

rTORN & BREMBR, 9S Camp street, constantly
II on hand first-elass Pianos, Pleyeis, Martins
and ouVrier's, the celebrated Cycod, &C o20-ly
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PAPER WAREHOUSES.

6tRESGENT CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
" Herrick. 30 Magazine street. Dealers in Pa
per. and Agents for Paper Bag Mandatory.
novl0-iy
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

4 ?. DUCoNGE, Importer aud Dealer in
IL French, American 4 English Drugs, Chemi-
calls Psrfumery, Patent Medicines, Surgical In
strumeDts, TrueseC, Bru hes and Drugg SITS sun
dries, No. 80 Charities street. Established in
1870. OCt20-ly
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PIANOS AND NIISIC.

r Outs GRUNEWALD, Music. Importer of Mu-
- steal Instruments, Pleyel Piano Steinwsy
sons Chickering's and Gabler's, 100 Canal
street. oct13-Iy
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CONFECTIONERY.

NTORMAN 4 REFS, Manufacturers of vermi.
Nv ceili MacaroDi, Extract of Coffee, Conieo-
'ienery, Spices and Chocolate, l23 old Levee
street. nov22-ly
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HARDWARE, BETTING, ETC.

DOsTICK SEYm0UiE, 50 Fulton street,
ID Whole ale Dealers in Metals, Hardware,
ship Chandlery. Steamboat and Railroad supplies
Agents, for New York Betting and Packing.
noV1b-ly
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MARBLE WORKS.
FOUNDRIES.
SEWING MACHINES.

G0UTHERN FAMILY SAVING MACHINES.
~ Noiseless Machine of Wilcox 4 Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with satisfaction Agents wanted
Mt No. St.Char es street, Box 1856 octl3-ly
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

+ EON PIERRE 4 90, Importers and Dealers
IL in Leather and Shoe Findings, No. S. Char
res street. nov10-ly
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Steamer Kate Kinney.
JUST RECEIVED this day, from St Louis
- 60 barrels new crop Family Flour,
30 bags :. :. Oats,
Ice :. White Corn,
30 :. Bran,
q :. Assorted Shot,
barrels Green Apples,
=. Large Red Onions,
10 boxes Stick Candy,
:. Fancy Candies,
:. Soda Crackers,
barrel Choice Whisky.
"Greenbscks,' "Redbacks," Postal Currency
Cord Wood, &C., taken in exchange for msrchan.
disc, by [novSl JOSHUA BEAL.