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uooIs-RinsIer Wanted.

A GENERAL Workman, or forwarier. can
n get empl 5y-neut and good wages for two
or three months By early application al this
ofioe. marchie-1w.
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A large numbered Feniaus arc in wash
ington urging Congrsszmen to recognize
their rights as belligersnts
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RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-The
new bridge at Petersburg has been
washeda away. -
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Pianos Tuned.

DR0F. RTVINAC will again tune and re
II pair Pianos, Melodeons, etc., at reasonable
cash terms. All work done to give satisfac.
ton. Orders left at Blooms or Barfeld's
Store, or by mail to him win receive prompt
attention, Jan fdeyr1v
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ASH 3 zBmzX

Druggists al A37ottsccrtes
Main street. OppOs e he capitol. 5aelsgs.
Drugs and nIedieines EarIaasss Pure
Prescriptions carairi'v csnll ounded ai sn
hours Of the day an uirht
faug n
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LEATHER AND FTNOINGs.-
Pearl River Foundry,
AND
Machine Shop /!

ANG&SSALAL4o AShop
State Street, jackson, Miss.
HAVING secured the services Of expert
HI enced Iron and Wood workers, l am now
prepared to deliver to order
CAST IRON PLOWS,
No. l, cutting 8 inches, 81 90
No. ?, cutting inches. s 90
These plows are fitted up with superior sea-
soned timber. are cast iron. and one advantage
in securing these PlOws is that you can always
conveniently secure Points and Land Sides Of
the original pattern.
The prices will be as reasonable as those q
Fny firsbclass Plow in the market.
lJALL OUR PLOWS WARRANTED.
The following extracts from letters from
planters who have used these plows are APP
pended in order 10 show how they are appre-
ciated after trial:
CANTON, Madison Co., Sept.1, 1896.
hereby certify that have used the one
horse cuItivating Pillow manufactured by Mr..
C. Williams this season, and find it TO be tho
best have ever worked. W. DRANE.
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TERMs---Payablo in Advances

Penmanship-lessons not limited 8 25 90
Bookkeeping and Single en-
try, etc, a perfect course 50 90
misunderstanding all commercial
calculations 80 90
Lectures on commercial law 20 90
The above constitutes the commercial course.
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MISSISSIPPI GRADuArEs.-The Com
mencement Exercises of the Medical
Department of the University took
place in New Orleans, on Saturday
last seventy-three young gentlemen
were honored with the degree of NJ.
D., of whom twenty-five were from
Mississippi, as follows:
Oscar D. Gum, Absalom II. Gavin
VIM. L. Godbold, San1 J. Hairrton
Wm..I. McArn, S. A McInnis,
Levin W. Magruder, Ben. H. Whitfield.
Nathan y Whitehead, VIM. II Berry,
W.T. CoTneiius V. Gwin.
Wa ttH Christian Hoover,
tr.u = Hil VIM. MeSwine,
r. W. II. McEachern,
Wm. =. Roberts,
bs1 low VIM q Williams,
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Professor f-r 'T'0si, - sal At
n OUIs McLEN rtc ar5 Hr
IL Dresser, weul f.rl CD rusnu.fs aru
the public genera st tf bg. icl d ar
fitted up the Barb f recently occupied
BY Jake Wonders, l 7 strt one ,'ors
north Of the south -sll iiapdt. WHERE
there viii be fount 80 aHlas, e1r ri III .
and attentive work $50 B boy B. rita a.
rands, and clean lon a.d -IoGl fof evarr
uest 10 ~ GtfE MORE g. co.
Jackson, Miss, . If
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Tohials, RiIreI.s.

4 CAsK and 10 cases in store and for sale
" febI9 ~ A. NIEDRN.
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New Orleans Business Cards.
DENTAL DEPOT.

A A, FAYERWEATlIER, New Orleans
IA. Dental Depot, So St. Charles Street, estab-
lished 1856 mch7-dly.
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CNoTE.-After this letter was written, Con-
gress dispensed with the occasion Of action
on the part of the Governor, by passing the
Supplementary Bill.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
KENT, THOMAE q CARTIER,
PIANOS AND MUSIC

VORN & BREMEN, 9s Camp street Com
~ stantly on hand first class Pianos Plyel's,
Martins and Ouyriers, the celebrated Cycloid,
etc. oct. Is, Il 1y
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DRuGsslaTA.
JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

a. BRUNIG, Artist in hair, and Dealer in
w. Watches and Iewelry, No. 11S Canal st.
Premium awarded at the late Fair, for best
Hair Work. Watches repaired and warrant
ed. A. RIEMANN,
dee S-d1y Matchmaker.
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r + L EG r "A Z II 10
Foreign and Domestic.

lspeosl to the New Orleans Crescentl
WArlllNGroN, Dec T. On Monday Son
ntor Wilson will introduce IL bill removing
political disabilities from many Southern
cra, including such men IA Longstreet who
have aided reconstruction.
Leading Republicans and Gen. Grant
oppose changing The reconstruction acts.
and arc leniently inclined toward dis
frnnchised whites.
Cove Ward and other mem bers Of the
Republican executive committee have AT
rived.
There is pressure in favor of holding the
next Republican Presidential nominating
convention q. Indianapolis.
WASHINGTON, Dec. .Sendte,-No see-
sion.
House After unim portant business, the
subject OF impeachment was resumed with
tilibustering, led by Logan. Finally,
Wilson Withdrew his notion to table, and
vote was taken on the majority resolu.
ton. ordering impeachment which was
lost-57 to l08, absent q. A motion to
reconsider, and TO lay the motion to re
consider on the table, prevsiled. and thus
i'm impeachment ends.
The resolution suspendinR the power Of
tho Secretary Of the treasury to contract
The currency prevailed l25 to SO.
The House went into committee Of the
whole for the consideration Of the Presi
dents message.
Pending debate, the reconstruction com
mittee, to which Stevens requested several
points Of the message to be referred, was
denounced ss an obstruction to reconstruc-
ton.
Stevens struggles against the turning
tide excite admiration and pity. No one
heeds the vindietiye differences Of the
woTn-out leader.
Without further business. the House ad-
journed.
The matter in regard to the repeal of
the cotton tax'is before the finance corn
mittee Of the Sen ate, where II meets oppo-
sition.
The Danish purchase was before the
Senate, and referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
Gen. Sherman has arrived. He visited
the President and Grant to day. He will
remain here three months.
Internal revenue receipts day $780,
900; for the week, IS 500 900; for the year,
81 100000.
The weekly statement of finances shows
no material changes.
Mrs. Eustis daug hteI Of W. W. Corcoran
and wife Of Hon George Eustis, former
congressman from Louisiana, died in
France.
The debt statement shows that-the debt
bearing coin interest has increased $685.
900, 600: bearing currency interest has de.
creased SAT 900 900; matured debt not pre-
scented has decreased 81 1000 900; that debt
bearing no interest has increased $4,000
600 making increase Of the national debt
$l3 900; coin in the treasury decreased
Ss049; currency increased $4,000 900,
making net Increase of debt $9,7ol, 900
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Globe says the
attitude Of France renders the Roman con-
ference impossible.
The Italian government has granted
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~ The Grand Ethiopian Min
strel Entertainment given by the
Baton Rouge Thespians on Satur-
day night last, at the Third Street
Theatre, passed Off to the delight
and satisfaction of multitudinous
and respectable audience The risi-
ble faculties of many were so excited,
at the amount of comicalities dealt
out by the merry amateurs on the
occasion, as to have caused almost
splitting of sides with laughter.
The drawing for that city lot,
which followed the performances,
created no little interest among ticket
holders. Our friend, Andrew jack
son, who held No. &c, was the lucky
drawer.
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REQUIESCAT EN- PACE.

The telegraph brings the joyful
news that the Impeachment question
has heen defeated in the lower house
Of Congress by a vote Of 10s against
81. %.
The quietus thus given to a
measure fraught with so much dire
mischief to the nation, is a source of
great and earnest congratulation
among the conservative hosts of the
country. To the people Of the
South. in particular. i. comes with
welcome and assuaging Influence,
tor upon the defeat Of that iniquitous
scheme for deposing the President,
hinged in great measure. their
best hopes for their future political
tranquility and prosperity.
This important point gained, seals
Theoretically, we, trust, the Pandora's
box out OF which the fanatical Radi-
Gals had hoped to let loose a swarm
OF evils to overwhelm the South and
like greedy locusts devour what life
and substance yet remain within her
borders.
Truly, here is great cause for
universal rejoicing, thanksgiving and
praise. Radicalism has been placed
Aors du combat. The mighty test
by which it had hoped to accomplish
untold annoyances and miseries upon
a people already borne down and
oppressed by misrule. has been fairly
made and defeated within its own
ranks. Conservatism is at last as
serting its healthful sway, where,
but recently, madness. ruled the
hour. Honor to whom honor is due
Let us give praise and thanks to
those who, Mt the eleventh hour
though it was, manfully shook off
The shackles Of party and came for
ward to the rescue of the country in |
It's moment of greatest peril.
Impeachment is dead Rcqu;escat
m pace. The country breathes freer
and is more alive than it has been
FOR long while past. Este pcrpetua.
President johnson stands INDICATED
before the world ia his principles
and policy. Even out Of the months
# his enemies have issued the proud
need of appreciation of "well done,
good aud faithful servant" Hurra
or johnson!
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s1- The Good Templars of New
Hampshire have seventy-,wo lodges
aud seven thousand mem bers.
M "A RRIED-

At the Methodist Church, in this city,
on Saturday morning, tho 7th inst, by
the Rev. G. W Carter. Mrs. BELLE w.
TERRIER to Mr.. JOHN II. sTANNARD,
all OF .hia city.
We hardly dare venture In ordinary set
phrnse to express the deep, sincere en- otions
that fill our breast congratulatory Of our
friends, the happy parties to the above ro-
corded alliance. And yot, lacking tho poets
lire and the poets pen "to do justice to
the ocension," We shall have to jot down
in the plain old fashioned way,-none the
les. earnest and heartfelt, for oil that,-our
worry best wishes to the joyonS couple for
their present, future and eternal happiness.
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COMPLIMENT TO GEN. HANCOCK.
Gen. Hancock was at the opera last
evening, with his family and staff,
and, as soon as IL became generally
known that hs was present, upon
the suggestion Of gentleman in the
audience, the whole house rose and
gave three cheers for the new COM
mander of the Fifth Military Dis
trict. 1t was some time before the
enthusiasm of the outburst subsidized
and the General was permitted to
make his Acknowledgements, which
he did at last, with his accustomed
grace and dignity.-New Orleans
Crescent, SM.
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i amnesty to the adherents of

universal amnesty to the adherents of
Garibaldi.
The political afflirs Of Italy cause dis +.
trust In London mercantile circles.
PARIS, Dec. This mornings Presse
says the con ference will not meet at Mu :
mich, but at Paris. The ENJOYS Of the VA
rious powers, resident here, will represent
them in the con ference.
LONDON, Dec. IL Her Majcsty's Thenter
was burned lart night after tho audience
had etired. The origin Of the Ere 10 I'M
known. Loss heavy.
FLoREnoE, Dec. THE italian Parlih-
ment assembled. Count Louisa, of Pisa,
was chosen president, defeating Ratazzi
forty votes.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Moon lotion
market opened steady and somewhat more
active under favorable I'D vices from Amer
ica and an improved trade report. Sales
Of the dav will probably reach 49, 900 bales.
Uplsnds IN, Orleans Sd. Extensive sales
of American cotton to arrive have been
made at 715d. for middling uplands.
Others unchanged.
New YoRx, Dec. 7.-Monsy closed at
Y cent.
Sterling quiet. Gold closed At lsssl@
1857. Governments frmer. Stocks
stronger.
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70 Col. Gober, late of the G. s

- Col. Gober, late of the G. s.
A. army. n gentleman of gallant
reputation both as soldier aud civil
ian, is now in our city, and has done
us the honor of calling upon US.
We heartily commend him TO the
good graces Of our citizens and hope
he may find his sojourn in Baton
Rouge all that his heart could wish
for.
Col. Gober formerly hailed from
the Opelousas region. He is now n
resident of Memphis, Tenn, where
he is associated with the house Of
Dromgoole 4 Co., druggists and
apothecaries.
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aas There is but one Planter in
this parish, making sugar this year.
We understand that others contem.
plate the project next year, provided
seed cane be procured. With the
cheap and improved machinery and
apparatus now in market the planters
hive splendid inducement TO 20 10.
to the culture Of that paying product,
which We hope soon to see Furnishing.
Bayou Sara Ledger.
Notwithstanding the dullness Of the
times, short crops and little money
business in Bayou Sara appears to be
improving me.-W.
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who are excluded from oil respectable
rocisty. The consequence Ia, that whole
acres Of cotton are rottiug In the fields for
want Of hands to pick 1t.
In consequences Of tho war, that State Is
almost ruined. Many farmers have even
not single acre OF corn left, aud will have
10 work for many years before they Gun
ouly re acquire again what thoy poss srsed
before the war. The only way to help
them along is to taciltu,e immigration to
that country. 8.
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sg- The new Jewish synagogue
in New York city is nearly finished.
1t will cost 100000. The building
is l64 feet in length, &c feet in height,
and 90 in width. 1t is erected by a
sect known as the Reformed Jews,
who among other innovations upon
the ancient faith aud usages, have
introduced the custom common to
Protestant churches, of permitting the
men and women Of their congregation
to occupy the same seats, ard to al,
low Of an organ and choir Of sing.
ers in gallery expressly made and
set apart for that purpose.
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sdy> We believe we can safely

sdS- We believe we can safely an
nonnce that Alexandria is at present
as healthy a town as any in the Fifth
Monarchy. All our people who had
fled on account of the prevailing
fever have returned home and as
stunned their duties with fresh hopes
and renewed energy The town has
picked up little in Iiveliness and
thrown off Its graveyard solemnity.
Castor oil aud Kentucky mustard are
now ruling at 30 per cent discount
alexander ( La. J Democrat, nth.
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As TO NEGRO JURORS. Gen. Han
cock has issued an order setting aside
the one issued by Gen. Sheridan,
which compelled the State Courts to
select their juries from the lists Of reg
istered voters. The selecting ofjuries
will again be governed by existing
State laws.
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~ A gentleman of this city ha.

II A gentleman Of this city has
translated for the use of our COL
umns, from the German, an inter.
esting letter about Arkansas and
other regions farther West, which
we take pleasure in inserting below.
The author OF the letter, Fred. Gerst.
acker, passed through Baton Rouge,
some months ago. on his travelling
tour:
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D8- The St. Paul papers say 343
buildings have been erected iu that
city during the season, at cost Of
$856,425, to say nothing of buildings
under $3.50 in value. Of the above,
264 were dwelling houses, 48 bust.
ness houses, and 6 hotels.
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lD- The East Feliciana Patriot
learns that Mrs. Bruce Smith has le-
ceived commission from Washing
ton, to take charge Of the Postoffice
iu Clinton and has duly qualified and
entered upon the discharge Of the
duties of the office.
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GROCERIES. ETC.
ARRIVALS.

10 barrels Pork Heavy Mess,
barrel Hnckwhtat Flour,
CHOKE Western Reserve Cheese,
0 half boxes do. do. do.
! case Young America do.
ksg Jhoce u. tier,
3 tubs do do
10 csdiies Tobscco--Grape Juice,
o do do BBfk iiswk.
boxes light pressed vaginis,
Just received aud for q ,ie by
dec7 KAhDOLPH 4 DATES
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% Judge Cazabat, not being able
to take the lest oath, prescribed by
the Congressional military bill, de.
clined the disappointment as Judge
Of the Second judicial Court of the
parish of Orleans. Gen. Hancock
thereupon appointed Cbas. Q. Dugut
Esq, to fill said position.
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81 L. e. MORRIS. Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims Hills, &c. Also. author
lied Agent and Collector for TuE GAzErrE l. COMET
Office At tho Court House.
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DI Il d.

On the Highlands, in this parish, on
Saturday, the Both ult., CLARlSsE ELF
ABETH BOLSlNEUR, aged so years.
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Ss- Il. c. WHARTON co. No. ~ Common
street., between CAMP and Magazine, New Orleans,
are authorized Agents for that city.
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7 UsT NECEIVED,

UST NECEIVEDi
1880 pounds Dry saitsd Shoulders,
ID barrels heavy Mess Pork,
IL Kegs Choice New Lard,
! fierce do do do
boxes Factory Ch.ese,
boxea Young Anne, lea Cheese,
] barrel New White beans,
~ barrels Large Ned Al pies.
deco JOSHUA REAL
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t. The question of finances
seems to be the absorbing one with
the Constitutional Convention"
now in operation in New Orleans
The members are nonplussed as to
how they are to raise the wind to
keep the machine and themselves in
motion. Some want to levy n tax
of one mill of one per cent on real
and personal property; others want
to issue more worthless State bonds
to the tune of 100000. 1t looks
like they are going to have good
time Of it, working to no purpose in
the end, and finding themselves.
The Convention, by vote Of 7G
to 10, has refused to ratify the np-
preparation of S4,oOo,ooo in levee
bonds made by the last Legislature.
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LIME.

Sn BARRELS Eicha ds' Cape Lire Lime and
w barrels In ,pietdid o, der. Just iscciv, d
by Id CT JOSHUA ZEAL
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sUNDRIES.

"E HAVE rec lived per steamer Julia and
w Olive Brspch--
80 barrels choice Family Flour,
10 =. Peach Blow Potatoes,
10 choice Pippin App,es,
10 boxes German Soap,
! fierce new Sagaf cured Hams
which We will sell low for cash.
NOVEL RANDOLPH d BATES
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T DIES HOSE and gents half Hose good a.
IL lie at 81 SO per dozen can DO bought At
orp'5 J. KUHh'6
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pLhaCHkD and Unbleached Linen Table
- naInssk, Towels and Napkins at lowest mar.
Fet price. (sept5 J. KUHN'S
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES
RIO COFFEE.

* BARRELS very Ice Peach blow Pota-
~ toes, Just stored AID tor sale by
deco JOSHUA BEAL
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Door. shoe. snd Caters for rents and boys
- al Nav orleans prices at the Old Sumter
House Dry doads and Clothing Store.
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NEW SYRUP.
SOAP AND CANDLES.

LNAM1LIEa can obtain a no lnrticle ut the
l. store Of
dec7 RANDOLPH BATEs
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NEW SUGAR AND MULAssEs.

pY THE BAkRE!.aor In smaller quantities,
ID you can procure some OF III. best Sugar or
.uoiatssa ever made in Louisiana. Guaran co
them sweat. i'd col A JACKSON
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LARD.
PLOW LINES,

HAVING received good supply OF Grass
IL Rops-right size for Plow Libes, will sell
II cheap ldsc5l A. Jackson
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PORK.

TUsT ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, CHEAP -
u ~ barrels heavy Mess toik. Call soon |. you
ussire TO purchase this article.
dsc5 A. JACKSON
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T nCAL and country dealers SUI piled with COED
- Rio Coffee At moderate p'iss~ by
uscb J RtUA heal
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ARKANSAS.

4.
tYor the Gazette 4 Comet.
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T,vh LANDaErH's GARDEN SEEDS, 90 10
T. a D. wADDlLL's,
fsb0 Main street, near Third
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OoH LIZ VOH H1E'
hEALERs AND FAM ILS can find o good
~ assortment OF Coffee at ,he stor. OF
oct5 JOSHUA BEAL
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IN BOXES fun weight Candles 10 boxes Palm
IN soap. For SAFE by
dot RANDOLPH Il BATES
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GUNS.

TUST Received, another lot Of choice New
- York Buckwneat-the best made In America.
novI0 JOSHUA BEAL
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APPLES AND POTATOES.
lust received per steamer Vhginia-A choice
u lot Of Apples and Potatoes for sale low to
tue trade, dec A. JACKSON
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
OUCH as Poplins, DeLaines, Cassimsres, Pia ids,
~ all Of late patterns, sold at auction prices at
SIMON h KUHN,
deco At the Old Sumter House
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POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
7 HAVE Just received and will sell vt reasona-
l. bic rates:
10000 Eley Bros Percussion Gaps,
10000 q D. Gaps,
10 900 Musket Caps,
Shot VI ali sizes Powder by the ID. or " keg.
dec6 A. JACKSON