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RAYMOND,

EJREITURE Dealer No ri, Royal Street
IL czrner Of Bieuviile, New Orleans,
Hiss hand complete supply Of al Kinds o. Fzr-
niture Of the latest style which be cers for see
reasonable terms. ns-2adts11
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JIassE-zIP8G C0GLEGE,

LaIntSu, sslsSad soE'E7fy7 Wise
tsNuE Sixteenth Annual session Of this Iusii
tuition will com uCnce on Monday, Sep
:eIubeT oath, 1866. As tie endowment fund Is
aot vet availabie, College elias, es cannot he re-
9pslcj for one year more; but the Preparatory
Department will be carried on with much
gGc2ter thorOughnCs5 than usual. It is deter
.G.Gel 70 make this q model Preparatory
school, Initiating, ts clo-tly Is possible, the
zreat uaticnu schools Of England, sUcn as
EstOE College. IS there IS only ne course,
act . multiplicity Of courses, each student re
1siTcs two OK three times rs much attention as
IN the usual schools Of mixed courses The
s&~lC general sv5tCm that has been SO rcEarIsa-
bly, successful hitherto, viii be continued.
Tuition for session Of forty weeks, ia
advance, ..-... ... $40 80
Beard per month, --............-. - 30
For further information, address the Presi-
dent Of the college.
/ \. UREER.
luCIa2n.- Clinton Miss.
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L. s. MAIL R R. LINE.
Selma and Montgomery Navigation Conn
many.

s~ar-za = OF this Line, makes daily con
E=sssEa4sSi nections between the Saims and
ssssssseszssEz Meridian and the Alabama and
Tennessee Railroads, at Selma, and Mont
gomery and West Point Railroad, at Mont
1omery, by their light-draugat sTif Steamers,
- steamer MONTGOMERY, CHptsin STONE,
leav-es Montgomery on Tuesdays, Thursdays
- Saf11r1lsvs, on the arrival Of the ears
each city. - 1,-,,-.--r -,,,
,,aT-e Selma on Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
nrtIavs, and Montgomery on Mondays Wednes.
davs and Fridays, on the arrival OF the cars AZ
each point. -, - xuas+
E Trough Tickets Eastward ana M.ssl- Msst.
wa a for sale onthe Steamers Rnd at the Onees
of the Company at Selma and montgomery
ID. DEHANEN,
iv24d6nl. Superintenden
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DErTFEaTAY,

nR. j. B. son, DENTIST,
~ Memphis-Roon1s 81 the well known cor
ner Of Main aud Monroe Streets, No. 312.
Further reference is unnecessary, as our
reputation for unsurpassed skill aud success
full opcrstionS, are too well and favorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
n. B.-Don't mistake the u2me, Wasso
aud place, No. 81, corner Main and Mouroe,
Memphis Tenn. Also proprietor Of the Mem
phis Dental Depot, je5dtf.
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Inp4rtaaaa so ar~atlors.

TNEIE anpaid accounts and notes Of j. B.
2 II Mozey, and also those Of E. and 5. Yirden,
having beeu ptsiceG IN my hands for adjust
ment and dccilectson,-therefore all who are in
tebted 70 either Of the above, on account OF
mercantile transactions will please call at my
office and settle, either by note or cash. -
4 u, b Very LIBERAL arrangements VIII be
made with those who wiiIcall soon.
Ofics in Post 0rtice buiiding up stairs. 1Is
gLs s.szl4s@ To- sss1 JANIS B. CLARK 5. :
July IL, 1866 dim. Any ~ Law.
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NORTHUMBERLAND UNDAR

4 sEsnrd IA up q Lhe PItnt GieRr Hot on or soou
10th dsy Of Hay next This establishment Is now
ps.ng rep fnt-d and pat 10 complet rspHir and con
tIon, ga and Water k beir e erected. III
roupds besutsuIiy laI out aud the house fnrzshed
ntir-iy ~ the best Of materials sad latest 7n-
roTements.
ErIsus. usuts viii 5s 1sds fer direct conm1nics-
ia with New OFlssns A.oi . both b steamboat
md feIegraua. Billiard ah es Of ID most sPprove
pattern have baeu rsered Ten Pin Alleys being
uiis and every auuseueut sui able 10 the etnsto
nd re p:Eee, at reed u man. woman and child.
hor ba- 'ug. ard s.ht and he&itetulnsss, tn'S
celebrated yyeterus place hss superior the
tinent, a,d tie and r-iened ter 70 make if the
most pleasant CONT rtabie in me w0T g.
ApFil lId ivl oh - y. SNS F. NsHsE''r
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Louisiana Hotel,
2l3 & 2l5-. .Tchoupiteulas St..
CANR0N k.rnnrirr a,

2l3 & 2l5-. .Tchoupiteulas St-..-2l3 81 2l5
j. CoNDoN, proprietor.
THIS Hotel having recently been thoroughly ren
4 ovsted, aud placed In complete order as Of old.
is now open for the reception OF guests
Tic ROOMS well ventilated, and the table VIII
be furnished with the best that the market affords
Superior aeeoEl lOdations are offered TO families,
well the travelling public generally, at shout
one bali the rates now charged by other Hotels.
t1F cleanliness and atte ton this house dsfes
cosapettion It is situated about usre from the
.i Cars, s1d within two squares of the Levee, di
rsstiy opposite eas Texas Steamship Landing, and
near St sry's sIket.
n. B-Cal and see for yourself, and do not be in
uenced by hack drivers any other sol citors who
expect to be paid commissions for their services
The patronage Of the public, is respectfully So
Icitea JOHN C0NDON,
Proprietor Louisiana Hotel.
Nor Orleans ssv 22d Isfd-dtF
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-nNEs alnLeE.

IEERIDIAN, MISS JOSIAH JONES, PTopTie-
vi tor his c JLl-uloolvus HoE6i has bees renovsS-
" md Otherwise pre pared for TIE scconnodstscn
guests The PToprIs9or promises 10 kesr his table
supplied with everything the market sHeTSs-
stable is kept connection With the House, -hsTe
In1irnsis viii bs rsn cared for iniY y dtf
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RNAPP & BUFEkaAN.

nENTAL SURGEONS, JACKSON, Miss
~ DR.. KNAPP having associated DR.. JOES
W. HCEF0rAN with hin. in the practice o1
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons, ss gentleman Of skill aud uxpe-
rience IN his profession, and evsry way worthy
Of patronage. DR.. II. will occupy my office
during my absence, and attend to those in the
country who may desire his services.
jackson. june 20, 1876, dtf.
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uOENE IRRmAx FEMALE TvsTY
TETE
{ MAR CLINTON, AIIss

THE Eleventh Annual Session viii com
/ meECc, September 24rh, 1866. Able and ex-
DerienCed Teachers are engaged for all DeDarf-
Iuents Of the school. The rooms are newly
furnished. and the buildings will be thorough
ly repair by the opening Of the next session.
Terms per session Of Forty Weeks. Board and
+ uei5 200 90
Tuition III English VIII average, 10 o.
Music, 80 90
Ancient aud Modern LSHFUa gC@, each. 70 90
T0r particulars. see Catalogue. Of address
tic FrC IdcIt
- luEl1o4u IG- RICE
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RafaapET saE0nx

NTERTDIAN, = Is -.---S Il D & E KEN Pzoprie
NJ tors. en- Lee Avenue, two doeSs Fl On First
street. Le SIarss liquors I'd eu-sc4nx Wllses,
s5vsays resdy 70 h served 1T The Bar ne bs st
BeSDds OF Fbaees sad Cigars sePt 81 1his Saioen
Aprll dff
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NEW ORLEANS.
DoLBEAR CoMmEmCIAL COLLEGE,

CtoRNER CAMP and Common streets. in the
- spacious and eleganl ''Story Building"
i CONSTANT session sder Ahse PTotessofs. IL
vas fouocc IL Isr9 and is chartered by the State
Is former students may be fonnd Principals
Ro.kKeopers in large portion Of the old houses OF
his city and over the Southern states. Ls43es or
Gentlemen ear attend tse Commercial Course. or
2ook-keeplng. Penmanship. Mathematics, English
Srench Spenisa A business edncztion. that en-
tbes one TO earn Saoe or 81 90 annually Il the best
6orsune parents an give their sons. DIPLOMA
rom this College Is passport IN all Oommercia
communities. Lsdiss and Genteueu are invited 70
all RUFUS DO BEAR PresideRt-
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SURGEON DENTIST, MERIDIAN, Miss.
- OoeT Blackwell, Barber f. HGroey's Store
Front street, offers his services to the citizens
of Meridian and surrounding counties. VIII
attend to CALI on the different railroads
Hi work IS guaranteed. Artificial teeth in.
serted on Gold or Iulcanite.
PRICEs REpUCEp
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ess : e-sss or essa tzs1 .s.ali.s
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Professor Of Governmental Science aud Law
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+ q EG 4 y Il sR 3 L =
MARION, EEA3kHIA.

~ the first CT October next, / will open in
~ tais place private select SCHOOL for
GIRLS, Offering unusual advantage for a I'm
ishe4 educatian, The buildings are elegant and
coumCdiousi the grounds extensive aud well
improved The school Is fully furnished with
Libraries, apparatus, and every desirable ap-
pisuceas Il is especially adapted 20 advanced
Schoiars-young ladies who are finishing their
school studies previous 70 entering society.
There are i've Professors and Teachers Of eN-
.perience aud most approved skill
As the number OF pupils IS limited t. 80, 0t
.-hom % viii board At the Hall. Early applica-
tiOn viii probably ha necessary to secure adj
mission.
For a Circular containing full information
11d for d definite statement Of terms, address
NOAH K. DAVIS,
fCI-G,Egv3I1 Marion, Ala.
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JACKSON SCHOOL ron BOYS AND

MISS MARY 8IOsELEY viii. reopen her
VI SCHOOL FOR Boys AND GIRLS, on the
I,tt o. September next. The school will con-
tinue IN the Christian Church, until the house
uow being built, is completed.
TERMS Monthly, IN Adcquce:)
English Branches, - 90 per month. In sYrp-
mer; 50 Oh per month, in winter. Latin and
FRENCH - oV eacn' augl0dGw
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THE Second Session Of ehis Institution viii
L open On the lst Monday in September.
REV j D. WEST, Principal and Teacher Of
C!1-sics ana Higher Branches ofM3thematicS
2 II HAMITER, Teacher Primary and Ace
d.mical Department.
II is proposed 70 make this a FIRgT-CLAsS
SCHOOL, and while we would thank the pub
lie for past C,vors and confidence, we can most
heartily assure them that uC pains viii DC
spared to make IT system Of Instruction and
ii,c,pilLe- aa thorough and effective, 4, III am
1cher similar Institution,
z y R "a
Primary Department .--........ .........t GO
Ac1ic0iCaj - --.-.-.........----. 5 %
Classics ana Higher branches Math -. 20
Board and Lodging ............... ii 30
Contingent una, per scholar, = c"nts per
month.
Payable IL =pecic.or its equivalent Ii Bank
Notes AZ the end Of Cacn month.
NsH tca .tatcE. :. II. Z. Allg. 8. l.IG.--ILf-
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MERIDIAN.
RAGgDALE aousE

MERIDIAN, MISS. OF the Hill, o. the East side
vi q the sllro&d is ,.w.Ys ol,el tor Transient
Permanent Boa dels, day RDG night Its reVn.s
sra large 49, co1uodio1S and --op-fc-cz IS
makrns 81 irion- ..e improvements conci1uslly
@EAGEnAEE HOUSE.
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CENTR.T FEMALE INSTITUTE,
r,1Inro-- EIfnS- EaREtT. Miss.

~ Catalogues furnished on application
ie20dtcl.
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cARpEMrERINd

Ii NJ. TAYLOR, Carpenter and Builder In
H. forms his friends, and the pubic, tna'
his new shop, On President street, adjoining
f1l operafiori. He is prepared 70 DO all kind
Of Jobhing and House Building. feb24-iy
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GRUNPgRREE~'
N q IA G OPAT HgC sPECEF

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience. ar
IL entire success Siinpe-Eron t-Et6cient and
eltabte. T1ey the only He~icines perfectly
adapt popu'sr use--=o timpls that MISTAKES Can
be made In nsug tbemr 50 harmless as TO be fre.
ON danger ficient to b always reliable.
They have ised th his hess conuenGatpn fr ali
and VIII always rsnder satisfaction,
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R X. ROWN,

A TORNEE AT Law, 81 Cazs1dslet stres..
II New Orleans, p . Box ia. heie-s e
GOV. Humphreys, jackson Mss.
Chief Justice Handy Csuron.
Hor.T Tbos ) 'e ha-toG Jackson
Il Il. 4 G. Bro"n Terry
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TnE MAMMOTH sALoON,

TNDEE the Jones oIlse Me idian sisSisslpPi
u JONES 4 Pa I'VE. FgcpTIesors Constantly
on hand the finest WINES and LIQUORS Can
and see. ADrilindsu.
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EHIS old and highly useful ana popular
H. Institution enlarged, reftted and re-fur-
aished, and Gyiug the Gblest corps OF Teach
ers ever brought together IN this country, VIII
M IL .lLcr, L. En.-rr.a.,th sim. On
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" ET. EzTEEEEs
4 TTORNEY AT La ", JACKSON, Mississippi.
a Office on coruer Southeast Of Governors an
sion. dec 30,dly
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ssaRIAN NosYILL,E SUMMARY.

MALE DEPAETMENT-E II. MOCNGER.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT--J L. LATTIMORE.
THIS Institute viii commence its Sixth
l. Session Gu the third Monday in Septem-
Ter next, under the charge Of the above gentle
men, assisted by competent teachers.
Located a. GarlGndsyille. Jasper county,
zine miles south OF Newton Station, it presents
superior advantages on account Of health NOR
ality, and accessibility. The two departments
are not combined, but terms are the same
Ra3ss Of FuitioH Per Month
Primary Department. -.-.. ...--.-.--.-- - 90
Preparatory Department ..... .......... 90
Academic Department .-.. -.... ...-..... 20
Languages in both Departments, o..
Music ....-. -.... .-... 90
Use of Piano ......-......... 90
incidental expenses per term ............ %
French ii Female Department, extra, per
mouth .-. .... ...-. .-..- -..-..-.-.. Oj
Tuition must be paid IN specie, or it, equiva-
-slt, ooe-balf IL advance
Board in excellent families from Sl2 5G 10
SIS &C in specie, or its equivalent.
L. IL MOI NIGER, J~,.,,,sr,st-
J. L LATTIMORE, --''-
July =, 1856. DIFF.
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ID. TAYLOR Az som

M MANUFACTURERS of BOOTS and SHOE:
Iva Successors OF
d. Fl. TAYLOR CO., and TAYLoR RADDIS
No. " a. SO Common st, Mere Orleans,
Is GIVE US call. JaE2-ly
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TENDERS his Professional Services 60 the citi
Il Eens OF jackson and vicinity.
e Residence opposite CamPbelite Church
House formerly occupied By Mrs GuiOa.
Of5ee at ". s. Craft Co.'S drug stors.
Ead
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EDUCATIONAL.
rn.VER.irX or MTs-TssTPPI

FACULTY OF ARTS
JOHN Y. WADDELL, ID. D.,
Chancellor and Professor OF Political
Ecohomy and Moral Science.
CLATDHEs w. SEARS, M. A.,
Professor Of Mathematics.
!. >. WHEAT, VI. a,
Professor Of Greek and
Ancient Literature.
ALEXANDER j. QETNCHE, VI. A.,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
STANFORD q. BTRNEY, ID. ID,
Professor Of English Literature.
FRANC . 4. sHOTP, VI. A..
Professor If hysics, Astronomy
and Civil Engineering.
EEGENE W HELGARD, PHI. ID.
Acting Professor Of Chemistry
Geology and MineraIogy.
H. .. a. LAMAR, N. A,
Professor Of Ethics and Metaphysics.
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a. 3. BULLARp. A. NJ. NELSON. u. D. SHAW,
BILLIARD. NELHON & SHAW.
DIR. a. FGssOS, Dentls, .

" % fssEIss "a AIss
SAVTH,C+ removed his Office 10 the Irving Block,
] would return his thanks TO his fT,ends and the
public Tor thsir liberal patronage Hoping thst his
earnest endeavOrs t. give satisfaction IN the past
wfn guarantees bn Large share of practice in the
future, he prepared u pTforu al operations In
his profession Ia tie most skillful manner.
tE~DT- ". has rev preparation Tor beautfying
and cleansing the teeth MIvi9i3n
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EHE LARGEST AND MOST sUCCEssFCL
Isaa~disg ScEsoOI ga si1c SSnffsrrn States
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
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TnE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSlON
OF this Institution
Begins on the oath of Sept. Next.

TEEHE first session after the war. 1873 students
= werereceiyed. Dormitories will be repaired,
50 as to accommodate a greater number ii
necessary.
The Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
belonging to the Institution are new and en-
brace all the modern improvements, and III
quality are not supposed to be eXcelled on the
continent.
Thr magnificent collection OF Shells and Min
erals eXcltes the admiration Of visitors ,and per-
haps has no equal in the South or West.
All the facilities for acquiring q thorough
education are offered IN this Institution. IL j.
located in healthy country-amidSt r moral
and Intelligent community, and is accessible by
railroad.
Actual expenses are supposed 70 be cheaper
than at similar Institutions
7 Z r NJ )
Tuition ior the Annual Session, so
Fuel Is
in private far'iliez - from so TO 25
II servants are furnished, fec Of 10
40 charge for the use Of rooms, bat students
viii provide their own furniture
Text books can re procured IN Oxford.
The chair, Of herli>try aud Law v,ilI be
filled permanently early neAt fall Appiica-
.tions are invited, well supported by testiLao-
mails.
The PTeP&I ,toEy Department viii he con-
tinued for the present, but young men will re-
ceive instruction only in Mathematics, Latin
and Greek, preparatory 10 entering the Fresh
man Glass. The standard Of admission into
any Of the classes; is not lowered, however.
Lne Trustees feel justified IN recommending
this Institution TO pareuts and guardiaps-the
Faculty being composed Of men Of ability,
ripe III 7cholar>hip and Of integrity Of charac-
ter
J. NJ. HOWRY,
Secretary Of the BoaTu-
SfTEG.D. .Tuls =, 1856 dtf
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EDUCATIONAL,
vaYuOND SCHOOL F0R yOV-
-

VATGOND SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
n WILL open the 3rd Session Of my SCHOOL
i FOR YOUNG LADIES, in Raymond. on the
i e4TH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. The liberal pat
-715Ce which has been extended to me during
he scholastic year just closed, stimulates me
70 use my best endeayCrs 10 make my school
10Th efficient and permanent.
Terms IN English Branches, four, five and
SIX dollars per month, according 10 advance
ment.
Latin, French, Drawing and Fancy Work,
g 90 per month each.
Music on Piano, or Guitar, Sc 90 per month; /;
= % Tor use ef in -trUment 10 prscticing.
Board can be had at reasonable rates, either
"A the Instituts, or ID neishboTing families.
sUgI1dIm- Mrs. GFEo BOWEN
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SEH ORLEANS CARPRT HOUSE,

as ..,.,......... Cbartres St, ...,----,...-.. I9
WE haFe received Within the last thirty
Wv days full assortment Of the latest pat
ages Ingrains, venetians, Dutch Wool and
Hemp Cazpehng; also, Floor Oil Cloth, Of all
widths and qualities, " mite CheckeTed and
Coco Mstting, Window Shades, HAIR, Cloth.
nar2adtianI. A : BROsSEAU & CO,
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Uanaed


A SITUATION 6e aoverness, in \ private
n family, or assistant teacher IA q Female
Seminary, % " Calnoie young isdy, thorough
" competent TO teach Music and French, and
iii the branches Of an English education.
Refers TO capt " VI. EstelIe; Mrs. 81 +
Bulkiey, Jackson, Nis= augI0dtf.
sfassGasi.
RST "a Lady oi nftcca o. sixteen years expe-
- Tience, as teacher Of Music, English and
French, 4 situation, either Is Principal Of a
Female Seminary, or teacher Of Music, French
and English. For the proper indueeTnent, this
lazy would accept : position in a private
family.
This iady has presided over large Female
Schools; over the Musical Department of F.
male Colleges; speaks and writes English,
French, Italian and German, and performs eie-
gantiy upon the Plane, Guitar Harp Snd Or
gan.
To secure the services Of this lady, sddess.
IHOS. :. GATHRIGHT.
Ghoison, Mis-.
Summeryile IstitlJfe, Aug, s, 1866.
1uy!4dIL1.
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Z T.. HARERAEE.

4 TTOREEE AT Aw, BRANDON. MISS
"a W IL attend ali the courts Brandon and Jack
son vii collect claims il Vickeburg Canton any
wheTe IL Mississippi, when business viii Justify.
Having practiced IL the I'd Judicial District Of Mis-
sssippl, he has superior sdvautsge of knowing the
people VIII also sell CT lease land or buy for
others, examine titles pay taxes redeem land here.
tOfore sold and do everything usually done in 4
general Real Estate Brokerage business Feb2d1y
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A NJ. BOYD, LLOYD X. COLEMAN, ". l. GRAHAM, [,
memphis Now Orleans. Memphis.
BOYD, COLEMAN u GRAHAM.
IoTTON FACTORS, GENERAL AGENTS
- and Commission Merchants, ~
No. no Union sr., New Orleans, La
Baggtng, Rope and Plantation Supplies Fur
.-s nishe6.
The friends Of JoHN NJ. PUTNAM, will ind
him at our once. - B. c. 4 e..
Refer TO Col. w. T. Withers, Messrs. J. &c T.
Green, Col. J. I, Power, jackson. Mi. aug9dtf.
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RATES OF A1vERTrsrSC,

IF-psteu X sdFeTTisemeifs irst f--ertioa Al 50;
tacn sttte-es aezlf Il scrtion Tazsts per ~ auxre
Al aaAlise@e Ga5iees Of advertisements 70 Be
ri1<Fsess t'sssfv psr sne " ruurs tksr one
sausFe 1sa' o~Htr Isr rn-, csesi iBsHrtinu-
legal Ios'e's vii 20 charged ia al tran
sient Advertisements
@ Frcofei PEbllvstios ssAds I'll tire advertise
IL = pzid iCg
a. 5rsasisnt &C Tstse,ueats mus 10 paid Tor IN
an bills wish res7ulsr sdvertissTs shar be reO-
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Lis SokooI Eas al tss duont4gcs cf College srit
VcKe Of its DLSGdUd1td0ss
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Hos ;. cHESowETE, -oHs CASH., ~TLIIAE HAIJ
ate Of M&son- -CoKy- Lste Of sf.Loufs, Kentzeky
CHENOwETH, CASEY & CO.

~ Bagging. Rope md Twine, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, Beef, Flour. and Western Produce gen.
orally. No. rs, Grzvfer Street, New Orleans,
Personal sttenfson given tearhs ,.-S1e~e M.r.
hAndise and Groceries for the county 1snlsfyd
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WHOLESALE aRocERs, Cotton Factors.
w aud Commission Merchants, Nos So 5o.
60, 81. and g. Pevdras Street. corner Of Pow
dras ahd Tchoupitoulas streets, New Orleans.
TAn Gotten consfgasd 70 as wfil reeeivs the Der
son astsrt;en os ~r. J r. 1lrant formerly rs.sh
the house Of Wright AEenl who Is specially chz-Esd
gith that department OF cr husfress.
GEO O. SEBASTIAN aGa
viii De sozzd st s:s house rssaT 20 vss oa lis old
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NEW ORLEANS.
JOHN +. HARDfE a CO

COTTON FACTORS and Commission Mer-
" chants,
65 Carondelet, corner Perdido st. New Orleans,
jan21-Iy
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L1 S.~9.sr-.Ie Tstitete Is pCtroa.zed IL the first
lfea Of the Soutk.