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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

those who are most benefited by taxes and
by the debt which renders taxation neces-
sary, requires great practical knowledge
and wise st2tssulsnship. This subject al
WAYS an Interesting one to the heavily in
debted nations Of Europe, has become, az
one of the results Of the war, deeply inter
esting to the people of the United States
The Secretary does not, as before stated,
intend to discuss it, but he ventures to sug-
gest that the following general principles,
some Of which have been acted upon by
Congress, and the correctness of all of which
have been proved by other nations, may be
safely adopted as guide to the legislation
that is now requilOl:
/. That the fewest number Of articles,
consistent with the amount of revenue to
be raised, should be subjected to internal
taxes, in order that thesystem may be sim
pie in Its execution, and as little often
sive and annoying as possible to the tax
payers. ....r .. r... =
2. That the duties upon imported COM
modities should correspond and harmonic
with the taxes npon home productions; and
| that these duties should not be so high as
to be prohibitory, nor to build up home
moROpOlies, nor TO prevent that free ex-
change of commodities which is the life of
commerce. Nor, on the other hand, should
they be SO low as to seriously impair the
revenues, nor to subject the home manu-
facturers, burdened with heavy internal
taxes, to a competition with cheaper labor
and larger capital which they may be una
BILE to sustain.
8. That the raw materials used in build
ing and manufacturing, and which are to
be largely enhanced in value by the labor
which is to be expended upon them, should
be exempted from taxation, or that the
taxes upon them should be low in COM
parison with the taxes upon other articles.
This is the policy of other enlightened ma
tions, and it is believed thatthe diminution
of direct revenue which it would involve,
if adopted by the United States, would be
more than made up by the augmented
value which it would give to labor, and by
the increase of productions and of exports
which would be sure to result from it. 1t
should be constantly borne in mind, that
taxes upon raw materials directly increase
the cost Of production, and thus tend either
to reduce the product of labor or 10 pre-
vent expectations to foreign markets.
4. That the burdens of taxes should fall
chiefly upon those whose interests are pro-
tected by taxation, and upon those to whom
the public debt is a source of wealth and
profit, and lightly upon the laboring classes,
to whom taxation and the debt are without
SO many compensatory advantages. .-..
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Lyons Periodical Drops,
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are scientifically COMPOUNDED
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow
ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive. rendering them a reliable,
speedy and certain specific for the cure Of all
Instructions and suppressions Of nature. Their
popularity is indicated by the fact that over l00,
900 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the
ladies Of the United States, one of whom speak in
the strongest terms of praise of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy. are considered By all who know
aught Of them, as the surest. safest, and most in
faliible preparation in the world for the cure of
all female complaints, the removal Of all Obstrue-
tiOns of nature, and the promotion Of health,
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sta
ting when they may be used and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, will be found carefully folded around
each bottle with the written signature Of JOHN L.
LYON, without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DIR. LYON, l95 Chapel street, New
Haven, Connecticut. who can be consulted either
personally. by mail, (enclosing stamp concern
ing all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold By Druggists everywhere.
c. @. CLARK, & CO.,
Genl Agents for L. 5. and Canadas
Ew-eyMad- i
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EVERY TRAVELLER
oct6-d6m-s p

CHOULD PROCURE A REGISTERED
- Ticket or Policy of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company, of Hartford, the same hav-
ing large Cash Capital. All the Accident Com
panies of note in the United States having been
consolidated into this one
A 5000 Ticket for one day costs only . cents
For three days, only - cents For five days, only
81 . cents For ten days only g 50 cents: and 50
ON for thirty days These Tickets, cover not only
Travelling Accidents, but all others. They are
printed on soft paper are as easily folded up and
put in your pOcket-books as albank note, and each
one has upon it. back a perfect Miniature Policy.
For sale at the General Railroad Ticket Office.
corner of Church and Summer streets, opposite
JOSEPH NASH,
noyS-lm Agent OF the Gem pany
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and Chattanooga line.

wv
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, NOV. ~,
" 1865, and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run as fellows:
Nashville and Chattanooga line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all
points South, at $50 n. and $50 N. Arrive at
Chattanooga at 200 P. n. and 500 a. N. next
n. and 2:40 A. N. Arrive at Nashville at 400
4. u. and ll:30 A. Y. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbyvile
SHELBYYILLE ACCOMMODATION - Leave War
trace at 1910 P. NJ and $50 A. N. Arrive at Shell
byvllle at 1880 P. ". and 9:15 A. N. Leave Shell
bOVille 7:2O 4. N. and ll:0O P. N. Arrive at War
trace at sos A. N. and ll:45 P NJ.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A IL W A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

0FFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. |
n. * c. AND n. * n, w. RAILWAY,
Nashville Tenn Nov Is 1866
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I OSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND
i paid at this Office. Marine and fire Risks Of
all classes accepted at rates graduated to the haz
ard involved.
We offer n medium of safe and available in
demnty second TO nOae.
Ea- life policies at LOWEST RATES with no
restrictions as to travel or latitude.
nOy,6-tf.
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FLUCTUATIONS IN TRADE.

The Secretary discusses the evils of an
erpanded currency upon the trade of the
country, and declares that when a paper
currency is an inconvertible currency, and
especiallv when, being so, it is made by the
sovereign power legal tender, it becomes
nrolifc of mischief Then specie becomes
demonetized, and trade is uncertain in Its
results. because the basis is tluctuating;
then prices advance as the volume of cur
rency increases, and require as they adj
vance further additions to the circulating
medium: then speculation becomes rife,
and "the few are enriched at the expense Of
the manv;" then industry declines, and eX-
trayarance is wanton; then, with diminu-
ton of products, and consequently of ex-
norris there is an increase of imports, and
higher tariffs are required on account of
the general expansion, 10 which they, in
their turn. give new stimulus and support,
while the protection intended TO be given
by them to home industry is in great
measure rendered imperative by the ex-
pansion. This, Notwithstanding our large
revenues and the prosperity of many
branches of industry, is substantially the
condition of the United States. The
remedies for this condition of affairs the
Secretary suggests are to be found
|. In compelling the National Banks to
redeem their notes at the Atlantic cities,
or. what would be better, at single city.
ii. In a curtailment of the currency to
the amount required by legitimate and
healthful trade.
III. In careful revision of the tariff, or
the purpose of harmonizing it with our in
ternal taxes, removing the oppressive bur
dens now imposed upon certain branches OF
industry, and relieving altogether, or great
" relieving, raw materials from taxes, in
order that the product of labor may be en-.
HANGED and production and expectation IN
creased.
". In the issue of bonds, payable in not
over twenty years and bearing interest at
the rate of not over five per cent, payable
in England or Germany, to an amount sut-
fcient to absorb the six per cent. bonds
now held in Europe, and to meet the de
mand there for actual and permanent In
vestment; and
! V. In the rehabilitation Of the Southern
States.
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REVENUE ANp TAXEs.

To raise the large revenue which Is now
required by systems Of internal and exter-
nal duties, which, working in harmony,
shall neither repress industry nor check
enterprise. and which shall be so devised as
to make taxation bear most heavily upon
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Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanooga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
EXPRESS PAssENGER-Leaves Nashville for
Jacksonville and all points West and Northwest,
at 500 A. ". Returning, arrives at Nashville at
1000 A. n. .r.
ACCoMNoDA TIoN-Leave Nashville at BOO P.
r., and arrives in Nashville at 500 P. N.
To take effect on and after Thursday, NoYem-
Trains on the N. & N W.R. R. connect at
Johnsonville, with the Cairo and Johnsonville
Packets without fail.
Rs- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and n. W. Railroad.
Ga Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
IS Trains stop at all intermediate points.
Procure tickets at II c. Jaekson's opposite St
Cloud Hotel, or at the Chattanooga Depot.
w. p INNES, Gen'l Supt,
n. & c. and n. W. R. r
J. W. BROWN, Genl Pass Agent.
nOv27-G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-10

LECTURE To- NIGHT. Hon. VIM. NJ. Burwell will,
~ request, deliver lecture tonight at the Me,
ehanos' Institute on the Z Prosperity and Mechan-
ical Progress Of the South" The lecture is de.
tsefed on heeiHyitatien of the Mechanics Society
OF tnis CITY. No charge will be made for admis
sion, and the public may expect lecture well
worth listening to. Mr.. Burwell has thought long
and earnestly on this and kindred subjects and his
lecture will be interesting, not to mechanics only
but to all who take an interest in the material
development and progress Of the country.
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Wsscr's Ca,.a9ias pe,,msfwse.

OF ALL THE PERNIcIoUs HUMBUGs THAT IGNo.
rance ever preached the doctrine that internal worms are
the most crnel They engender ncurable diseases
81 Ine stomach and bowels and the fruitful causes of
Chronic Darrhea and Chronic Dysentery Inaamma, If ~
Mesenery Epepte Fits Insanity Imbecii.y Consumption
ana In fact the disease aps very fountains Of
and leads with absolute certainty unless arrested In
80 an early death Lot parents reflect on these unden
ana remove the danger in time with inallible
preparation, which the faculty have prpnon,caa . n.s
"aNEk's CANADIAN YERMIFUaE. '
yerusa ana remember the name, "Winer's Canadian
Remember this 'A1ss" 'e aepehaeo on
Prepared only by @
7, W. WRIGHT,
sole Proprietor,
80 RisnyiIls street
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n Card.

having been ndusrously circulated that after having
SLOWED name to 60 before the Democratic Convention
took part in meeting yesterday at the Lyoeum Hall en-
phatica contradict it, and that had no political
aliaton with OF that meeting the contrary
will give ali aid and influence to the gentleman who was
my competitor before the Democratic Convention
w. j. McCUILOH.
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n One Of the most beautiful works Of art that has
been executed in this city in the ewelry line. may
be seensto-day at Zimmerman's. The friends Of
Eddie, the wonderful boy at the Academy OF
Music, are to honor him with medal on his bene-
At nigh, next Monday, and those who have been
permitted TO inspect It are in ecstaces. twill be
on exhibition today at zimmerman,s, after ten
o'clock.
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PERFORMANCE Ar EAGLE HALL.-We have re-
ceiYed complimentary ticket Of invitation to an
entertainment to be given at the above named hall
on the 18th inst, for the benefit of NJ. Redon, by
the e True Blue Social Clubn of this city.
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II Card.

NRw ORLgAss March O. 1856
have been since Feb employed in the Street
sioner Department On the 5sh inst was elected as des
gate to the National Democratic City Convention The
morning was sent for By Street Commissioner Kahman
td 20 ressa as delegate and tho "Comee mp stairs
otherwise the Committee had ordered discharged did not
resign and was discharged. "e p
} EyIoA MI
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Tnsy arc compounded of RARE HERBS with the pares.
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
They STRENGTHEN and INyIGoRATE the SYSTEM.
They GIVE GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They are e PREVENTATIVE Of FEVER and AeuR
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are the BEST sTrMuLAsr IN EXISTENCE.
They are perfectly PURE and PALArABLR.
They keep off the BLUES t}n
They arc INVALUABLE to the LADIES'
: They OF great BENEFIT to CHILDREN
They are INDIsPEEsABLEin every HOUSEHOLD
They are always UP TO STANDARD.
They INDoRsgD by PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
They are hspsb By all GRocERs. DRUGGISTS and DEAL
ERs, 34sia ~ -. If lr @
Andey ~ @
ss.4i GRAY & NORRIS,
44 Wholesale Agents ior the South.
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Carpet Warehouse.

10 =, :. ...,'.........CHARTREs STREET. .,.. 10
Of IN sea received within The le thirty full
MI ngrsins Yenetsns Dutch Wool and Hemp Garnet
Floor OIL Cloths of all Widths qualities Whts
3s and Coco Mating Window Shades CornCes ana
oahos' Ear Cloth. Table and Piano Covers ETC. etc ~
s aa A. BR0USSEAU & co.
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FRANK GERsTNER.
no sAe Public.

Tbegs notify my friends that am not candidate on the
socaled National Union ticket Assistant Alderman of the
Eleventh Ward belong the National Democratic PARTY,
and am at present member of the legislature from the Tenth
REPRESENTATIVE District. f' lA
"a Ra a HENRY BENSEI., #D45 n
H..5 ka#a4 + G. No 5Q Adal. $780,.
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. " l". New ORLEANS, March 3, 1866
MBssas. NE, RossroS & MURRAY Southern Circus:
Gents-are DESTROYS of testifyns esteem for
friend Cam T. u TIDMARSH and will feel glad If you
will conewh in this matter, by naming how you
will carsr your Pavilion and for the OCCASION
and upon night you set aside for it to take place
wclearat Captain Tdmarsh will be obliged leave the
city soon,i will be pleased will name early day
A. P.war, J. e. Mcclure,
FranArdner. John T. Puryis.
hlexsr Walker &c. Zacharie
Josepanon Julian Neville,
", JeFhompson, A Mazureaa,
Sam. yd, WIN. II Sempe,
v Suswski, Fred B. Brand,
Geo Martin, W. II. Wells
A. d. Lumsden, Thos Askew
Vim. brink, Jas Beggs,
s. R, lyman. c. W. Cnlbertson
JAS hgan -.~ J. T. Hanlsn,
Th0s array, Daniel Scu]iy
j, NJ. snch, s, l. Terrell,
WA lvsster, p. Il. Johnson,
# 0 IN. New Orleans, March &, 1866.
GentIen iavos Sd inst we received to- day
and beg toy once that have much pleasure in accord
ing to the it contains Capt Tdmarsh Director
and in thspacy value his services but esteem him
more as siend and old acquaintance and trust the comp
ment YOU pose may be indeed benefit Our aid shall
tainiy not wanting to insure its We SAT-
URDAY GHT NEXT, 10th inst, for the occasion
Truly, your obedisnt servants,
STONE, ROssTON a MURRAY.
To hsssrs Stewart Frank Gardner Julian Neville John
T. PurYiibos Askew, JAS. Beggs, j. E. HcClure j. NJ
French, others.
rs.. TUESDAY EVENING March 6, 1866.
Genem-I have Just been made acquainted wish the fact
of your k,ntention of rendering to 9 complimentary
Observation-Disclosures at Stone Rosson Murrays circus
and with hss Stone, Rosston Murrays acauiescenee
with your uest feel truly grateful to you all for this
of red and feel highly gafed be enabled to hold
the place i've happily gained in your esteem accept
the offer ofe testimonial with thanks
NY yours, T. q. TIDMARSH
To 4. p. Start, Jas. Beggs, and other gentlemen.
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bkaoos ssR Is PARISH COMMITTEE The members
n thls Committee and the candidates Of the Ma
uonaI democratic party are notified IN our adver-
using columns, Of q meeting at the committee
room over Fred Graber's saloon this evening
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DrE.Is

On Friday nncrnns at o'clock after shoes Illness
l. a. W WoLFF, aged N yean, native Of Holland
Els and acquainapces most respectfully invited
70 asea his funeral Tails DAY, Saturday, March io.h
at 10 O'Clock Nj from his laso residences on Craps street. 10
coraer Loua, Third District, without further notice
nS- Shreveport, Alexandria, New York and PhilAdepha
papers please copy. a#,4 NIX III 0-s e-s v ~ y ri
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Ihe Calvary Church, protestant Episcopal,
corner Ct Prytania and Sixth streets, IS open on
sunday for divine service, At II A. n. and +. M.
sunday School at g a. NJ Seats free.
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B0gasSsss . B0gg6sfaas !,
ROCfA, BECKER &c CO.,
14S............ Canal Street .................14S
Who a-now offering their Entire Stock at
Twenty-Fivi Per Gent. Less than Former
Wi, Prices.

Their Stock enssts part of Lsdes' Basques sacuues
and Walking JFkets in cloth and silk Shnwis of all
descriptions z and prices from 81 1905 Nublas; Break
fast Capes Shetland shaws and Bernnus Nantes; French
eorsess HadkGchefs; Laces and Embroidsries great
variety; Hoiey of American German English anuc-
tues CLOVIS, in cotton thread silk buckskn and kid hand
some PaaDS; Hat, Cap Belt Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons;
Wells horand long, Hair Nets of dcsgus Grscian
Hair Rolls Fans of all styles Silver and Steel Thmbes;
YORK and Glove Boxes handsome She'll Ivory and
es combs Be Buckles and Clasps Cloak and Dress Trim.
fnnss OF 'ery description Soaps Perumeries and other
toilet articles of ali manufactures
Also asompete assortment of Ladies' Gents Furnish
ing Good
All oiwhich will be sold at TWENTY. FIVE PER CENT
less thai former prices.
N B-Goods sent to all parts of the city
&n ROCHA, BECKER & CO.,
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1 re- ". Hedges will officiate on tomorrow as
usual Of II o'clock, IN the Senate Chamber at the
Aechanics institute. The public are invited
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Southern Journal
Samuel EGCEe.

81, &c. IL and PETERS STREET, u4ATE FRONT LEVEEJ
Dealer in
IIARDyARE AND STOVES.
TIN PLATl SHEET and AR IRON
COPPER, G and BAR LEAD.
SHEET I'm PIG and BAR TIN
NAILS, CAtIEGs and HOES
FLOWS, sDVELs and SPADES
MANILA 0RDAGE, INDIA RuBBER BETTING and
PACKING.
TIN and TANNED WARE
Constantly on hand
Large and omplete Assortment of COOKING STOVES.
Sole Agent fthe CELEBRATED STEWART COOKING
STOVE
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POLITICAL Reunion, The Democracy Of the
second representative district win observe IL onr
advertising columns 4 notice Of ID important
meeting 70 be held this evening, Jointly, ~ lie
Second - preventative Democrat Club and the
Tiger Club. Notices to members Of both these
ssses from their respective presidents win be
this morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-10

NorIcE. Rev. Z. Parker win preach to-mor
row IN the Felicity street Methodist Episcopal
Church South, corner Of Chestnut Services at II
o'clock a n and P.M. ii sasse 49
1hs Sabbath School meets every Sabbath morn.
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as Ohas. q Esflin requests as to say that moi
wing been nominated in the ward of his resi-
deuce for assistant alderman he could not legally
serve f elected, md therefore. respectfully de-
clines ths nomination of the National Democratic
Union party ~
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To the Trade.
VIZ HAVE ON HAND
French 9. D. CAPS EiYs Colts Pistol CAPS,
American Il. b. Gun
Prussisn 8. Z. :. d. W. :,
Waterproof GAPS. =. Husket :.
GUEs PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER SHOT
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We buy aLour Goods direct OF the Manufacturer in thx
country and Europe.
HENRY FOLSOM Il CO.,
Ma Old Ievee street,
Opposite the PoetofEce New OrieAaS
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OFFICE, NO % oAnr STREET.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARcH 10, Isse.

Ems WEEKLY CREs0ENr. containing . faith
fnl resupae Of the news Of the past week, and
afull report Of the proceedings Of the Legislature
may be obtained in our counting room, neatly
done up in wrappers for mailing. Price ten cents.
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AN gsnk II n;cn, III.
Miss engss Nv ., M U w g
ormsd The Pessl ii ee,sv 8 ~ IL 81 ]. 81 H.
putcbman.', sAus sn' ei y
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Wagons esssst .an,bss1cssrces. :

500 u s. GOVERNMENT WAGONS and AMBULAEcEs
in good order. For sale at a great bargain by u=
G. H. sLOCOMB,
ropa
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THa Y Miss johnson again appaass
tonight and closes her engagement. IN & Deborah.
n tile Jewish Maiden's Wrong Sheridan
KaoSieA' comedy Of e The Lore Chase J, Ii the
itcfpisds. 4
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Webeg leave TO call the attention of the trade to our
ishment. yr ,r. .- .pr" ........
From onr long experience and facilities in business
we are satisfied we can os such inducements purchasers
will make it to their interest buy from 1t is our inten
ton to employ large portion of capital in the IMPoR
TATloN OF FOREIGN DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND
DRUGGISTS SUNDRlEs
ne regular communication BY steamer direct from Europe
70 our port viii afford equal advantages with the mos.
favored markets of the county.
Wentend to have constantly hand complete stock of
ohemeas Pharmaceutical Preparations Surgical In
struents Pure Wines and Brandies Glass Ware Paints
window Glass ols Vanishes, Patent Medicines Perfumery
soaps and all goods connected with the business which we can
sen az as low rates as any house in the United States
~ VIII be our aim to sustain reputation by furnishing
articles of the best quality by assduous attention to all
business entrusted to us.
WHEELOCK, FINLAY & co.
@B- Agents for Messrs BAILEY WATTS of London for
hs sac OF their celebrated preparations full and copes
stock OF which we will always keep at lowest prices
~
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We are indebted to the Southern Express Com
pany for very late papers from New York, Gin.
cinnati md Jackson agsif &
Mr.. ]. K. Boyles, clerk Of the steamer Common.
wealth. has our thanks Tor late Western papers.
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Ses0sssg .MGchfases.

S.................St Charles Street .,,,S
WILCOX & GIBBS NOIsELEss MACHINE.
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
virginia fatent-simplcity and Perfeoon-Needle Cannot
r. Be Set Wrong.
aEMMER, TELLER AND BRArDER
SUPERIOR TO ALL.
agents wanted for louisiana Alabama Mssspp and Taxa
-, NO. 8 ST. CHARLES STREET
s6STOso TSe.
pc are prepared to fill all orders for this popular TIE with
Iron Bands for baiing cotton in quantities IN mi,
and at the lowest rates -
. GIVEN, WATTS s. CO.,
% ..rnn. ....- i0s Pcydras street.