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Mr.. DNKrxs's VISIT TO AMERICA

Mr.. DrcKEXss VISIT TO AMERIcA.-A state
ment having appeared In several English Journals relative
10 Mr. Charles Dicens proposed visit to this country
writer In The London Morning Star gives what pupors
to be an accurate version OF the matter For many years
mast he SAYS Mr. Dickens has received very large offers
from American projectors Of the highest standing to read
in this country; and lately he has been offered carte
blanche BY an eminent English house with the same view
Directing however to be tempered for long period by
business trammes Of any kind TO anybody Mr. Dickens
has sent Mr. George Dolby who, for some time past has
acted as his agent TO America, TO investigate tho con
venlences and practcabihty of the scheme. MT Dolby
viii conclude no arrangement whatever but viii return
20 ENGLAND with his report by which Mr. Dlckenss future
movements as regards the United States, will be gov
erned
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THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of tho Land Office has ruled
in view Of the June o. 1896 that parties who
have settled on the reserved sections within the limits Of
railroad withdrawal had d presumption claim therefor prior
90 a. vdraNal cannot after withdrawal such Cling 10
Ssad eScept increased double minimum price Of ~ 80 per
acre They may perfect the presumption price Of 81 70 Pe
see The also reply TO inquiries made relative g Tue
rights settlers lands with the limits withdrawn er the %
inrh OF the Pacific Railroad Kansas states that od 1
PRIOR withdrawal preference rgh snl
that upon establishing such priority Of eam the party may prove
land VI & Preenpuon acts OF Dep
tember 4 1871, and March n, 1854.
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THE FREEDMEN.
20 rHE TRIBuNI

BT,TEIH0nAPH 70 IHh IhIbUNh
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The number OF ap-
plcants for employment at the Freedmen's Bureau in
Washington within the last ten days were Males %;
females IO-total. 49, The number provided with en-
ployment were Males AZ females, S7-toal, 10 Those
provided with employment distributed among tho
taveral States as follows: Maine Connecticut, !;
York 4; Michigan, 3; Ohio, 4; Ponnsy wanna, &;
Rhode Island q Virginia, Maryland, A. Mississippi, 81
Massachusetts and The District OF Columbia 80.
The following s statement for the month OF July last
OF the deposits made in tine Freedmen savings and Trust
COmDauV. controlled by the Freedmen's Bureau:
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lRMYl GAZETTE.

Bvt. Major Gen. Wager Swayue
AssiSt.C Commissioner Of the Freed
Iaeas Bereau In ALABAMA, Is or.
dered IA be mustered out OF ser.
vice as Major General Of Yolun-
teers, to date Sept. I and falls back
on bis rank Of Colonel o. the Forty.
fourth regiment, United States 10
hutry, Veteran Reserve corps. The
General still remains on duty as Az
tant-CommissioneT.
Assift-Sungeons A. y Neaehen
and Dallas Baobe. United States
Army. have been promoted n Sur
seons, vice Abbot. and Taylor de-
ceased.
hAjOr.Gen. Hslleck. commanding
the military division VI the Pacific
on the 18th ult published an order
directing that Foris Stevcus. Ore.
g0B, and Cape Disappointment.
Washington Terd,ory. shall here.
after be known as tbs District of
Astoria. Bfeyet Brig -Gea. J. G..
Tidball, Second artillery. has been
assigned to the command Of the rev
district, With Headquarters at Fort
Stevens. Gen. Tnball Is ordered 10
repOg. to the General commanding
the Department Of the Columbia.
Gen. Mcdowell. commanding the
Department Of California. on the
18th alt. announced that SPECIAL
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BOARD OF STATE AssEssoRs.-We are in
formed that the Board Of State will meet at
stanwix Hall in the City Of Albany tomorrow, TO
equaze the STATED taxes The different counties can
meet them by committee address them by etter with
regard to any appeals they may have TO make.
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Der Of improved farming implements. Loss about $4,000
wAREHousE IN FRONT-sT.

The iye-stOry building No 81 FrOnt-st, near
Oldsp, occupied by Messrs Freeman CO.. as wholesale
grOcers caught fire shortly before IL o'clock last evening
Several fire companies promptly on the spot inld
e1tnguished the fire in short time. Damage 70 the
building estimated at g. 900 10 the stock Sl9O both
building and stock supposed 70 be covered Ny Ls
There suspicion of foul play cOncerng the origin
of rlfa fro
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Orders No. q from tifo Wa Depart,
meut. prescribing the srmsBent fss
each permanent work gar sqEed ~
artillery, has been suspes61d ~ Gsf
lee u nlstns 70 tuat Department
Gen. Mcdowell. in an order publish
ing "a extract rom War Depart
ment 0nieT a 1850, f0rhs1ting chs
'eraotHg 81 hfrioaghs 10 eBltsted
meH whose terms Of service have
nearly expired, thus virtually dis-
charging tl,en before tlIcif tans u
Upt says: $3.50
Injustice hss been doae men By
idschasging them prlsr 70 tbe erpl.
ration Of taeiy term OF Enlistment.
~ tley mol Oaly forfeit the pay they
would other ise obtain. which soaif
accrue betWeoa the date on their
Discharge ans o. actual exPir.iisa
of their tern Of service, bet tbey
forfeit the boanty Of 800 grated
by act OF Congress approved July =.
1864. which can 0eiy BE- giveG vhea
a soldier serves oct his entire eollsf
ment, n be enlisted under sId act
amer july u. isoi. or Il he feeallsted
IA his COMPANY o. regiuleat ander
the u Section Of she act Of Jsne ~.
1904. and between that lsts ssd
Arg /, lyS4. The sun Of 80 beins
The last instai'mehtjac 90 eKphs,ise
OF terra Of service"
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TIE WEATHER.

RFNARKA2h, III u w cloudy b4th e'ernometer
lowest early 6Oo Morning overcast g LAID objects could
be for distance Of mile only very eOndy adg After
cloudy little cloudy Evening heavy black anGlas en Ou
a 81 little cloudy coad 2h the heruoleer MAS loves early
NJ GO Morning cloudy slightly olong Afeuoon aot evening.
clear ane Prom Of 2it " Of h et Eete9rs weis
counted these small about bright the NORTH star 2ls
blue appsaty Oar times brighter Than
the planet Jue appeared 2o w OF zotaca Sn 81
recton OF motion. N. BY w. " = byB.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The following The Ceotrd
Park Observatory for the ending Saturday August "a
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FIRES.
IN FIRST-AYE.

Az Z o'clock A. m. yesterday fire occurred III
the disery and brewery OF koeher BIOS III anse1
,or aenty ninth and Thirtiethsts. IL was caused
ne h IGNITION from the gas Of yapOr arising from the
Manor The rapidly through tne Dd,us a,
r tbev were extngufshed, the stock lnacnlherg anu
buding were damaged to the amount OF ;2OOUO I[S1
FOR $4,000 IN the Liverpool ana az S ontofown com
nantes Daniel ]. Meagher member or LnSine Com n6
py No "a reading at No. il East Elghteehth-st' ma
pns ~, hand severely cut by some falling glass lie
ms Zen 70 Bellevue Hospital Sections OF police were
present from the Twenyflst anu o'oi unu0'
the command Of Capt. Alaro'
IN AMB0Y, I'LL.
Annoy. Ill, Aug. A.-Fire this morning broke
Il =, phc buildng occupied by j. Little Jr., as hard
destroying IT, together with al the buildings
W he iock The principal losers are Hawkes. Browne,
a., goods Demming wilson grOcersi Lynn WALKER
~ rr and GoldstOne Jackson, clOthers. The tOtal
- AZ estimated at $4,000, on Which there Is $4,000 III
surance. 49, ...~.,.~,..,,
Toto on Frdav night nm inccndiary fired the
harm ON Mr Moses g. stones 1arm, and was c9nSnneu
with valuable horse, about " tuns VI hayi ana AuHl
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THE STATE of TRAD~

SAN PRAscrsco Aug. 2tMnug Stocks are actve e regef
rates Savage Gould ami Curry S6O yellow JACKET Ssg
Hale and E5rcro 5000 Point s2O Legal tenders lG
12I Wheat drm At Sl 800Bl IS.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Passed assistant PaymasteT L. A. duty ue NAyAA a. ~S
FgAieJ haS bean oIdssd " special mgtoa' " y
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4 PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARrnRNr
y = IT
Observed Hight.

Para Observatory the week ending Saturday
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
SATURDAY EVENING, November 23d, 1867

SATURDAY EVENING, November Odd, 1867.
GoLD-Market closed at 1917.
CITY NoTEs-Small, 314M5 per cent. dis
count; fives, 1l@l214, and larger, 161l@17
per cent. discount.
The cut fves, for making change, have
made their appearance.
CoTToN-Market spirited, though offer
ings are moderate, while prices are easier.
Small lots have changed hands at the fol;
lowing rates Good ordinary, ~ &C.; low
middling at fraction under l6c., and
middling at l615c.
SUeAE-supplies light and market firm.
50 hogsheads were sold to day at the fol
lowing prices: &c for fair to good fair
1870. for fully fair to prime, 1870. for
prime, 11s4c. U Ii for yellow clarified.
MoLAssEs-R Receipts liberal, but market
not very active and prices easier for buyers
About 400 bbls were sold to- day at roc. u
gallon for common, tic. for far, SIC. for
prime, 90c. for strictly prime, and 92095o.
for choice.
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State Constitutional Convention.

This notified assemblage com
menced its session at Mechanics
Hall, New Orleans, on Saturday
noon last. All but twenty of the
members were present.
The Picayune of Sunday furnishes
us with the following summary of
the initiatory proceedings:
w. G. Crane, ESQ, took occasion to call
the Convention to order, and minated
r. q. Gardner, Of Jefferson parish, for
temporary President. He was unani-
mously elected, and on taking the chair
proved to be one of the decidedly colored
members Of the Convention. He is tall
somewhat intelligent looking negro, was
well dressed, but assumed the duties of his
high position with quiet dittidence, and
announced the Convention organized.
The proceedings were somewhat irregu-
lar. VIM. Vegas was elected Secretary
pro tenn, and N. Villere, colored, Ser
geant- at Arms pro tenn.
A motion for outsiders" to get outside
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of the bar of the House. the members Of
the press excepted, was carried.
The question of calling the roll here
suggested ITSELF Also the propriety of
reading the military order under which
the Convention was convened. The order
was accordingly read.
The roll being called, seventy-ei ght
members, a quorum, answered to their
names.
A resolution to appoint a committee on
Credentials to inquire into the loyalty of
the members elect was declared out OF
order.
A motion to adjourn till Monday was
lost.
There were more than thirty unques-
tonably colored member present, and
many others considerably tinged in com
plexion.
After several tedious attempts J NJ Da-
Wis, colored, was chosen temporary Ser
geant-at Arms, and, on motion, the Con
vention adjourned till II o'clock, a. Nj. :,
Monday.
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A SPLENDI ARTICLE OF SUGAR.-lf any
Of our readers desire to purchase No.
article of Centrifugal Sugar, just let them
give our friend Garig a call. He has
quantity of it on hand at his Warehouse,
near the steamboat landing. 1t came
from the plantation of Francis Gardere,
Esq, in this parish, and is in appearance
and quality equal to any similar produce
ton ever introduced into the market. A
generous sample, submitted for our test
and inspection, enables us to speak in
terms of unqualified appreciation Of its
merits.
This Sugar reminds us Of the palmy
days when our planters, with all the APP
purtenances which ingenuity could devise
and judgment apply in the improved fab
rication of sugar, were accustomed to turn
ont premium articles which puzzled the
awarding committees Of our State Fairs
how to decide in the matter of preference.
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Ell EGG r a p FL TO-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Internal Revs-
nue receipts to day $343,0 900.
Tho premature publication of Grants
report creates excitement. Grant don't
recommend the discontinuance of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
Over nine millions Of dollars has been
expended in bounties under the law Of
July last.
A continuation Of surveys for river and
harbor improvements, especially on West
ern waters, is recommended.
Grants estimates omit appropriations
for the Bureau of Refugees and Freedmen
and che Bureau of Military Justice. The
total estimates are seventy-seven instead
of hundred and seventy seven millions,
Us heretofore te!egraphed. This, however,
is exclusive of estimates for the su bsistence
department.
The Surgeon Generals record shows
that two hundred and forty four thousand
whites and thirty thousand black soldiers
died during the war. Eighty national
cemeteries, in which two hundred and
eighty thousand Of them are inferred, cost
the government three and a quarter
million of dollars.
General Thomas reports all quiet in his
department, but the people still show dis
loyal tendencies.
Secretary McCulloch will send to the
Senate on Monday response to the cotton
tax inquiry, covering Revenue Commits
sioner Wells report, and urging its repeal.
The early repeal of the cotton tax law now
seems to be foregone conclusion.
Congress il very tame, and the impress
SION seems to be gaining ground that they
will adjourn on Mon.iay to the Decent Der
session.
RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-Je tferson Davis
arrived this morning on the New York
steamer. lie is sleeping at the house of
his counsel, Robert Guild. He left Canada
last Tuesday, and to avoid attention in
New York he went aboard the steamer
Albermarle at the sailing hour, 9 o'clock
Wednesday night. He was nnaccompan-
led by any one, and on his arrival here he
took a coach and drove to Judge Ould' 3
house No Que expected him to-day, not
oveo his counsel. His counsel deny the
report that they have any intention Of re-
sisting trial before Jugde Underwood !.
Mr.. Davis is in excellent health and is
quite cheerful. Many friends are calling
on him tonight.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22.-Several factories
have closed on account of the scarcity OF
coal, and much suffering is apprehended
PITTsBURa, Nov. eat is apprehended
the river will freeze before the rise comes.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22.-Rivor falling
with three feet one inch in the canal.
Weather very mild.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 22.-Nothing def
nte is known regarding the election, but
it is now thought that the State will give
25 900 majority for Convention.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Bavaria and the
Pope have acceded to the conference
which meets at Munich on the 18th of De-
cember. Italy and Wurtemburg have ac-
ceded.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2S.-Allen, Larkin
and Gaull, the recently convicted rioters
were hung to- day.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2S.-River falling
with three feet water in the canal
Weather warm.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-Cotton lower
sales, 1000 bales; Middling Uplands, l714@
1715c. Gold closed firm at l40B.
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Louisiana State Fair Association.

At meeting held November Esd, the
following resolutions were adopted:
LIST. Thatregular appropriationsb be made
for the various purposes connected with
the exhibition, based upon the amount in
the Treasury and subscribed and in no
instance will an appropriation be allowed
to be overdrawn.
I'd. That if any appropriation should
prove insufficient, that meeting OF the
Board shall be held to provide ways and
means to meet the requirement.
Sd. That no debt shall be contracted
President and that he shall have full power
to remodel the committees, fill vacancies
and appoint additional members there
unto.
4. That the various committees shall
meet during the coming week, and pro
coed to work, without delay.
5. That all parties holding certificate.
Of mem bership for sale, shall return them
to the Secretary and settle for those sold
by them.
s. That all cline" subscribers be re-
quested to hold themselves in readiness to
promptly pay the amount of their sub
ecription when called upon and that all
parties interested in the welfare of the
City and State, are requested to aid by rs
liberal subscription as they can afford.
7. That the thanks of the Association
are due to the Mayor and City Council for
the prompt action that they have taken in
regard to the payment of the city su bscrlp-
ton in aid of the Fair.
On m tiou adjourned 30 Saturday, No
vember Goth. A. d. LYLE,
Secretary.
FAIR CoMMITTEEs.-Tae Chairman OF
each Committee will see that every mem
Der Of his Committee is notified to attend
at the meetings to be helt, at the follow
ing dates at the City Council rooms
Grounds and Euild5ngs.- Meets Monday
November 25th, at o'clock, P. NJ Jrmes
Lytle, A. W. Simmons, NJ. G. AIdrich, w
Randolph, A. W. Camp, DR.. II. B. Hart-
man.
FIlance.-Meets Tuesday, Nov. at
o'clock, P. M, J os. Larguier, Chairman
W. Is. Chamberlain, w. q. Waller, B. }
McCabe, Nicholas Wax, d. C. Montan, }
0. Fuqua.
Premiums. -Meets Wednesday, Nov.
o. at o'clock, P. M, H. T. WNddil, Chair
man Fl. J. Hyams, Philip Bauer, II
Graham, A. Jackson, +. Fender, DR.. j
W. Dupree, E. W. Robinson.
Reception of Stock Nachaae,y, etc. Meets
Thursday, Nov, IS, at o'clock P. N. Jno
O'Connor, Chairman G. N. Welshans
DR.. II. B. Hartman, w. H. Stroube, c. G
Breckenridge, z. Machet E. Whiting, j
c. Bogel.
The Chairman Of Committee on Invita-
ton and Reception, Jas. +. Elan, aat
Chairman Of Committee of Printing, 7. B
L. Hatch, will call meo,jbg of their res
pective committees at any time when the.
have business for their consideration.
r. ii. DAY, President.
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FOR RENT.

YNHREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the "a
Peoples Store. opposite he Bank, Third A::l.
street. For particulars apply at the
ssntl7 PEOPLES STORE
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A VERY desirable Plantation in the Manchac
N region, in this Parish containing $50 ar
penis OF LAND--about l3J or lao of which are
cleared and we'll improved. Among the improve
ments are good Dwelling House, Gin House,
out buildings nc. The place i, abundantly sap
piled with good water and is in OF the healthi-
est localities in the State.
For further particulars as to terms, &c, apply
at this office. now
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WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC.
WANTED.

A SITUATION as teacher in private family
II residing in the country. by lady who can
give the best of references to qualifications and
responsibility. Salary not so much of an object
as the securing of pleasant, retired and respec-
table home. Apply at this office. Peptl9
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MEAL FOR CORN.

LEARNERS would do well to remember that an
exchange Of Meal for Corn can be obtained
at an, hour of the day and during any day
the week at the steam Corn Mill of
augS JOSHUA BEAL
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WANTED.

CsITUATION AS GOVERNEsS IN A FAMILY,
- to teach small children the English language.
Willing to go in the country Wages not so much
the object as home. Address, TEACHER, Ba-
ton Rouge P.O nov10-lm
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PEAS WANTED.

LEARNERS having Lady Peas for sale BY the
| barrel will find a ready customer by applying
at the store of PHILIP MAGNET,
octl6 on LAFAYETTE street
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A FEW BARRELS god hnayy Mess Pork, now
n in store aud for sale by
noyl6 joshua BEAL
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NEW FISH.

EUST ARRIVED.-l0 boxes Goldfish; 10 boxes
81 Herring; 10 kits No. Mache
ortl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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HOUSE TO RENT.

SNITUATED on America street.-The property of
. Mr. L. St. Martin. For terms appIyao
septl7 L. BoNNECAZE
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nAIGInRAL BISCUITS.
MESS PORK .

,ENHE LATEST SENSATION is the Balmora
I Biscuit-ior invaids nothing finer can be
h a Fuctl21 JOSHUA BEAL
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The Highest Cash Prices for Corn

IF YOU WISH to secure the highest market
/ price for your surplus Corn. be sure and call
at the Steam Corn Mill of
nov9 JOSHUA BEAL
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CORN SHELLER FOR SALE.

7 Rave for sale one coed second hand Corn
L Sheller--Prtce, twelve dollars cash.
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.

TN THE TOBACCO LINE l am now prepared
L to suit the taste of any one
oct2G A JACksoN
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

T HAVE now in store choice article of New
4 Crop Golden syrup.
move JOSHUA BEAL
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sUGAR-CURED HAMS

FAMILIES DESTROYS of purchasing good fresh
Hams-the best in the city-can find the
same at my store. (octZb) A. JAChSoN.
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TEAS.
TEAS.

TUST RECEIVED, large supply OF choice
% Green and Black Tea. Give call and be
your own Judge as to their qualities.
nct26 A. JACKSON
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NOTICE.

sIlEON after this date, competent Druggist
4 will lie on hand at all hours OF the night, at
The ilrug eto,c of J. JASrK Mskt, on fnird
str. ct, and at the store OF }. JhSTREMSKI Il
L. O., corner of Africa aud 1T. ferdinand streets.
BATON ROUGE, october Tth. 1861.
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SAUER kRAUT.
FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE BY
Il novel RANDOLPH BATES
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
gNHls DEPARTMENT comprises the best Sc
l. lected goods, as follows:
Slack Dress Coats,
silk Mixed u Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Jean, satinet and Melton Suits.
Fine Docsikin, Cashmere,
Tweed and Satinet Pants,
Velvet SILK Cloth,
Cashmere and Satinet Vests,
Nj selected and made for our trade.
oct.0 L. ROSENFIELD.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

fFrHE undersigned will make liberal cash ad-
j vauces N cotton shipped to his friends in
\ ew Orleans. No charge will be made by me
shipping cotton from this place.
septic ii. V. BABIN, Agent
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HAGGING. BAGGING.

PLANTERS AND DEALERS in want of extra
/ heavy India Baeging at New Orleans prices,
mould ca II at oct26l A. JACkSON'o