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LATEST PUBLICATIONS..
rENIE Dam'cl Of Darcn, vols, by author of the
g. Gay Rivers, etc
Nan Darrell OF the Gypsy Motler by the author of The
Prince aud the Pedlar
Adventures of Attorney in search Of practice by the
author Of the Adventures of Gentleman in search
of ii house, : vols
Nicholas Nicklrhy, No. l3-and all other new novels
Tor sale by l. JOHNS Il Co, Stationer's Hall,
NJ corner st Charles and Common sis
YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Gj general meeting Of all the members wi" ntc
place at their r"on No. 81 Magazine street. Thurs,
day (ioimorow) evening, the 9TH instant, at O'Clock,
VI. Punctun attendance il requested, business OF
Importance will be brought before the Associnlon.
nG ID } Rlf;ARHD, Secretary.
CLASS No. l.
TSNIE Half Million Camp Street ! leare Class Of
Il the Louisiana GRAND real. ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY, will nositively be drawn the
:lst December, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL, OAKLEY Il PRITCHARD.
ne Office corner C,,nnl and 81 Charles ST..
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ter, and paved support and Liver
pool fl ,yging, S546 90
,. Passage i'll fig stone, to communi-
cate 10 said Market for the work.
m:mshp ony (lhe sake old hAg-
gng taken up from the side walk
around the Market win be used in
this work. 80 90
3. Crossing on the continuation of tho
sitle walk on tho East side Of Ba-
ronnc street, from the South sde
of roydras street up TO the Rail
Read car house, the workmanship
ony-tthe above mentioned stone
to be used ia that work 81 90
4. To cover with shell all the space
from BlrOnMc street dUWn 10 the
Market, 45O 90
). For an awning, comprising the
column. and wood work which are
10 support II, 21O 90
sl455 90
G. For two bridges to be made, one at
each extremity Of tie L !st street
OF Gr,vier square, 40 %
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nNT Ge amenG 1'enc!os dn 3ene quarter de
MA Municipali6 no, 2. sur le Ter Novembre,
les chcvauX suivants:
I'm cheval grand, marqnt par 10 co!lct, crinlsra
ct queue blancs, ayant 6 maiEs de hantchr,
Tn heval ha sombrc, 'ros picds bancs, le pied
droit dc dcvant monchc,c nor une petit 6loile
sur lie 'front.' 'quG par Ia scle, crinitrc ct queue
norcS, ayant ! ) mains ct de mi dc hautcnr.
Les propriGtaircs dts dit hevanx sont prizes do
SC r1ndrc renclos du .3eme quarter do ia NUM-
c, ale no. Q, situG au coin des rues.Ro bn Of An
noncaton, ahn dc les re'ircr en- payant les irais,
sur gu avant Samedi lie lG Novcmbre, on liz scrons
vendus a renean par 2. A. Gulotc. ensantcur
public 10y J. l.. WINTER,
nc Ter Lieu. do Ia garlc-
La Nouyclle Orleans, lc S ,Nossn'brc, 1889.
IA AS brought the po!icc prison Of the I'd NluniC-
w pu,y, N" following Smves viz.
A negro woman named lfTlCia, about IS years Of
ugr--snys she brlon to Mrs. BarralIi.
A negro named THOMAS, 'ubonl 50 years II
uge-savs he belongs to Mr.. bertrand
The owners Of stl sinves win please cali, Prone
property, pay charges, AID take sIDrm e~ay-
~. HARPER,
o20 Captain Of The Watch
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a5rorcsGtssgS &C Coanrll.
Tuesday, November, 9Th, 1873

S E C OND MU NICIPA L +
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GAS LlGl,T-AND BANKING COMPANY.

Unity DOLLARS REWARD will be paid To any
L person who will lead to the recover, Of two boxes,
marked diamond r NJ, which were hu'lcd from ship
Alabama by dray No. 1885, or for the recovery OF five
boxes aud two trunks marked H II l., hauled by d:ay
No. 12l2-nonc fhe above goods having come to hand.
Anp,y to No. 90 Common street. u26
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4 ME- ICAN ASP!IAtri N.-Wc have The honor,
inform the public that lavr rre ~,
Asphalt M which we c1n safely warrant 10 he good
hHtsUrvtr
Neexccutr all kinds Of work. either in employing
Mineral lltnmcn, otherwise A~rLaIrun) u, Vegetable
Birmnen, according TO the demand, ut the to."~ ing
prices:
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DAVID JOHN ROGERS,
JOHN HAIL.

New Orleans, Nov. >, lo39.
These resolutions, the rules being dispensed
WITH then taken up adopted.
Mr.. Whitney, as thairinan OF the Committee on
CLAIMS, made the following report:
Your committee, to whom VAS referred the PC.
tlon of +. FArrsiy, praying for rrtlci aud indrn.
nifty for lu>scs St!st IlicL from ordinance passed
in December last, for preventing the erection of
steam engines, torgcs, g., Within the taxable
Inn Is Of Second Municipality, beg leave to sub.
mt the following report:
'The prayer OF tne petitioner canno. be sustained
for the following reasons, yIz-.hat the engine of
id pett:oner, whcn operation for three or four
years il! the corner OF Camp and Poyt!ias streets,
was. during that time, considered nii.slnccr and
the cause ut numerous petitions to the Couti.
ell from th" citizens lis nclghborhuod Tor its
removal; src"ndt y-:hut Tia: passage Of all otdin H.
ces OF lhs LOuucIl for the genrIul welfare of its
residents has, II all cias, more less direct
bearing, and is oppressive few of its cit,
2ens within It's limits. and the prayer OF Tho peti.
toacr in the present case, one! admitted, would
form prcccGenl which alone would exhaust tho
,ovenues Of this Municipality 10y petitions of a
similar kind: be it therefore
Resolved, That, in the opinion Of this Council
is is nexPcGcnt TO grant the prayer otsaid petition,
as ii would 70 III precedent not hi,h ITO acknuw,
legged by this Council and for which the petitioner
has no Just claim.
BENJAMIN WHITNEY, Chairman,
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wv ANTED-Three or four families to 60 plan
W raion six miles from the city; there good
and contmotous houses; The land is already cultivated
and can bring fair inc ome each family will have the
privilege Of cuvaiing Il large parcel Of ground for
number Of years, and of cutting much timber they
may want, without having any thing 10 pay for the t,ne
agreed upon. For further particulars, apply to
II BONNABEL,
MS corner Natrnry md TclnpitOnlas sta
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UNOLBEAK'S Science Of PeLnanship received, and
- for sale Il. their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Chatrca ,.rc4t, New Orleans, lH9 Roaaway
New York, Dauphine st., NJ obile.
Ii ~ particularly designed for private lcnrners aud
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for ,hen,Srlvts.
Lessons urc gwen nj s,ch houses az amy gut the
cniencc OF all, and to classes formed in my P"r
Of the city.
Ladies' WIN prefer c"n receive esa""s ut their own ref
sid-nces
Persons paving arse Of lessons are desired
q attend, .''''. < g uell sii,cv wish.
', 3ysk HROTilt.H
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THE FLORIDA LINZ,

f ,y. M M%ne s y" A" s,S ' Gs
:'ss O'Clock. p IN per L m"iI GOAT
for Hail, L,nd,np, above BI.kcly.-t &C" 'o"r
u,s, {, aches to P.:-nv..."-,hrnc" s'"om''oa,> ;"
[.egr,nge, where tn, land route is rr>nmed-'h"rc,
VIA Ma,iarna ana Brownsville, Eta. brinh'ii.r,
p,n,rr,na ~ l,w!:insvie. Saunderss, 4 l.''ns-
vii ct" A .Iusa, Ga, connecting regularly w'h
the r,ii roa4 10 Charleston. and the steam
n .iiu,. II. Now FORK, Narolk. Pail sdephH,, etc
!.e steamhna,s are the hest for the service, and
the navigation prcse IS more advantages than can
lie found npun any 81, anlboat route III the south.
ern rrulu'..
The grca, Improvements in the route have hrcn
produced by the construction ct fifty miles Ot new
ront|, by the rr"pIicturs. viz from LaGrange on
| f.aFavrtre BAYOU, an arm of Santa Rosa By, 10
| l'iynni's Ferry, OF the Chnuahnucl,e ,ivel, ten
miles above the c"winrd, or ii above Cedar Gluif,
whereby the nnv!ga'inn OF The river, aud the cor.
/ srpueu, dr'fn''ns, and E,nrc r'rently the lnc"n
vcrient crossing at tho Cowinr,', are entir- y
av"idrd and fin" road from Mnrinnua direct
to BanbrIdyr, inslrad u, The roundabout road via
,'hailahouctr, l.sscnint he distance about tort.
miles, and jr"reasi"g the facilities mora thar
once tov
Are. i-rrurh line Of two horse stages ever,
"hrr day tinu II 4" kil svlli", via Perry 10 Macon
ca r"nurc'in. "ilh the line to Savannah am
! Dpr'rH, Gr".
A mail amloat nirs regularly hc,wcr'
H!inb,iiHe and A atnchi.oIa. TravrIl rs sim!
\" reach any point Chatrahnochee or 4 ,,aal h.
cola, can tax" s,,o .n"at a, Brnwnsvllc.
Mobile To Pensacola - and Rnn'c, During ,h
time "rcupr hy the repairs OF boats, the proprir
tors Of the FL rita lac will run line ct Ton
horse posi- co"ch"> every other day between Mo
hilr anh PrnsArni,.
P.s-rnarls wl leave Mniln a, 3 u',inck y II,
in the L s mail l,uai mud proceed to HILLS Land
my, where four horse coach Will /" III waiting II
convey ,!,.n to the rxceleut house of Mr. Charlie
Hall, mile distant, where they Will fine
pleasant accomm oda tons for the night-cavln!
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl,
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort o
night travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seats must be seeu
red. STOCKTON & Go. nov
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CIllNA GLASS " EAR iiit.N " AEr. : ORE
36 Charres street, New Orleans.
WYNN, SERGEANT g. Co. importers Of Frenc!
w and En@lIsI China and Farther ware. arc
now opening nov nld rich patterns of hrcakt,,,
dining and tea services toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and coffee cups, ;enpots, sugars, creams, howle-,
plates, dishes, 'nrcens, wash basins an cwers,
foot baths, etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and pInin French and rcan glass
wnrs-g"hlets, 'hanpaignes. lem"nade<, l.l!ies,
clare's, Wines, c"rdlalS, howes, dnra ntprs
tnmble:s, preserve She's celercs, pitchers, lamps,
lamp shade and glasses, candle shades, salt GEL
ieIS, etc.
Silver plated, %ronzcd and britannia wares--co..
tors, liquor stands, cake huskc,s, cnnd!es,icks,
branches, spoons, ladies' coffee nd trnpns sugars,
creams. lamps IapaHncl trays, astral s,anGs and
hanging lamps, tine cutlery, German silver spoons
aud forks, together with great variety e ari!c
tor funny u>s. Merchants, planters, hot. Is, and
scu!D boats, furnished w:h goods at The mos, rea-
sonab1e prices, an pa, ked so as To be convey.
with suel, t'anv part OF the cnullr ~.
Aisn, ape "ecarcs' glassware. uoy =
T"t"ru'r> Merchants and Planters
Ntgrr i,th=, hinktt., Il ,nnes, llnsc,s I,v,II
-h,r!iuur, th,rks, iIu"ns, "nficue. hnuk, b,cis
Nr &. ir. rI.rd ,"i i"r e.'c low hv The, ,ptscu
les EnTlA \ Go.
ot'. -"'n.F Cana. n"'i 'hn'trr. 81
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ENHESii GARDEN SEED The sunscr,pr,
hegs I" express his grateful thinks 10 the pnt,
ic, tor tn" llheraI support he has criv, since
commenced business ia thus c,y. B,lnu srle pro
priet"r OF the seed store, II Common street, he ;.
not ana never was a"'nt Tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he conn, crcd with anv houae in
tins coEntry-hut he ASSURES the bubble ,ha. I,y
c"AhtcilpHs III every department of the seed bus,
ness IN the different countries Of Eurone ar. eos :,
10 that OF any house in tn" lnI,e,i states lie i'm
ports seeds, plants, SC. FROM the mos, rx,rns;v.
aud respectable nurseries nnh see Is,nrn in Franz.
li"liand, England, Scotland aud the no theru
stutes-hnd'l will n, all times be his interest," as i,
is his s'ndy, I" receive, in addition to lis prcsen,
Stock large arrivals OF every drscrpt,on really the
growth OF 1888; also, engraited truit Ire F. Of nil
KINDS. The public may rely on finding a full as
s"rtnent OF every nrtclo IN seed Ilnr Of gem.
gu quality, and imported direct by
VIM. Dim.
70 TIE PuBLIC.-'rhc undersigned having
l. studied under Dr. Schmidt OF Charlcs,on
South Carolina and for some years his assistant II;
tic practice OF medicine and surgery has the honor
to offer his professional services in this civ
lie assures the ladies and gentlemen that the mos,
prompt attention will DO paid to tho calls which
may be made; and also oilers his services To the
holders OF slaves, being vol acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended ,h.m i,
ne sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills tier the composition
81 Professor Smollcttc with directions, can DO had
Of tho undersigned. The effect whc!, they have
produced in this and other cities, has been attended,
with the greatest success, to which tho best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya.
Zinc street. JN6. M'LORING.
~ OTitE--.T he partnership Of Kelley, Mason NCo
l of New orlcan Mason, Harris &Co of Na,chez:
nd Harris, Kelley &Co.. of Rodney, dissolved on
hc2lst of May last by the death OF Samuel 4 Mason
one OF the partners OF the firms.
Tho Undersigned surviving partners will be- CHARGED
with thu: settling und closing said business as follows:
LeviC Harris will attend to the settling the business
Of Mason, iIurrs& Co., ut Natchcz; and Harris, KrJ.
ey * to.,at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend +,
lie settling Of tho business ofkellcy, Mason h Co.. u,
Nc" Orleans. The names OF tic rt*"lu ir",s viii ne
isrd N ln,uiation only.
Those indebted :" sad firm are cnrnestl, requested
nCnro forward and make Early settlements, anil ,bn..
IA, lna ',ims will rIea-' present them wnhcu>l,isy,
LEVI T. HARRIS, !
HENRY k0.LEl
=. ntt al Jun =, 1877 !
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"a York g. Balt;m oge Packets

IN III ~
NEW ORLEANSAxp BALTIMORE LINE "
PACKETS.
THIS Inc will cnnsis: Of tho following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade, viz:
Ship Seaman, Capt Miner,
EArk Mary, Nickcrsor,
" lad Ferry. new Stevens,
" Solomon SaituS, Latham
Brig Architect, GRAY.
These vessels arc Of the first class have hand.
soma furnished accommodations and are of a light
draft OF water, SD as 10 admit OF ,hnr receiving and
dsc'areng their cargo:s in Baltimore at the citY.
Freight VIII be taken for ports on thc Chesapeake
OF James River. and forwarded by the agents,
Messrs. CLARKE & KELLOEG, ut Baltimore
expenses OH goods shipped will be asivan :cd when
required. The price Of passage Is fzel 1t $50,
ample stores of the b st quality will he provided
seam up and dow" tho Mississippi; will bv taken
on all occasions
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
hoV2' ~ Ecnvil'e st
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P,uuO EGrfc Tls{rllcfIOu.

William Smith tenders his services to the CHI.
Gems OF New Orleans as teacher of the piano
forte. Mr. having been employed several years
as teacher OF music in private families in Boston,
and also u, several of tho female scnnarics in lis
vicinity, cannot bu, hope to merit their confidence.
lie is permitted t" refer to Rev DR. Clapp. Messrs
Sie,son Il Avery, Henderson & Gaines.
For terms. sc please apply at the books Of
Alexander Tower, 40 Campst oct ,
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RUWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

fuE FEVER AND AGUE.
HH1EN years have not yet elapsed since ii was
l. first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for tho Aguc, whcfnv.
or il has been known ind appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
tho United States, and still realizes moro than cond
have been anticipatedby its mos. s,nguinc friends.
Thousands of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored to hcall, and vgor through its agen.
cy: and they now chccrlully testify, ut every or.
por.unty, to its decided and supreme efficacy. L.
| is composed Of such nk,cdicinal principles are
calculated to renew the healthy action of tho s,on
acl', liver, and other Important digestive organs
the loss of which harmony is the immediate
Of tho disease. II is apparent ALSO that it pro.u.
entire change in tho condition Of tho system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to rulap.
SEES Of tho affection. When the Aguc is attended
with any other complaint, tho employment Of tho
| Tonic Mixture will not interfere with the treat.
mcnt Of tho other disease, but viii even afford
:,stancc by furnishing strength and vig"r to tho
body during the course Of treatment. These who
mako uso OF this medicine may be assured that
there is no arsenic, Bark*, Meuury, o any other
article in its composition unirend'y to the human
constitutions being entirely pegefdbic EXTRACT;
and they may have additional confidence in tho
usc thereof when they perceive that It has the cl-
feet Of gent.n lax ativo about tho time half hot
tie full has been takcn--n consequences of which,
! thero ia no part Of the medicine left to lingcr in
tho bowels to cause distractions, and other evils,
arising from tho of many of the remedies
offered for the of this affection. 1t has been
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
jcct to periodical recurrence of tho Chls, and ii
has invariably wardcd off tho apprchondcd attack
ObserDe! The Proprietor, fully satisfied with the
unparalleled and universal success which has con.
stantly attended punctual and regular use Of tho
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and Aguo,
feels warranted in engaging to refund the price to
nll hos how l.,;,
cordancc with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and lastingly cured.
Tho subscribers the wholesale agents for tho
South Western States, and have on hand six
~ of this medicine, which il warranted frcsl,
and genuine. For sale at tho manufactured prices
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Dr.eg
noy27 cor Common \ TchnMnitouIns street.
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mississippi ana Louisiana Hotel,


CnVlN;TON. IL
AIRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
W. uounccs to her friends and the public gene.
ally that sho is prepared to accommodate them ut
no ahovs establishment, and hopes ir I'M her
xertions to render visitors comfortable, to receive
| continuance of former favors. Sho feels conf.
lent that persons visiting Covington during the
uTmcr months, cannot find better accommodations
thnn sho can afford thrm on mere liberal terms.
Her house is pleasantly situated, and well supplied
with every convenience the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
vat nothing shall be wanting her part to give
ltiTe satisfaction to all who may patronizo tho
mississippi and Louisiana Hotcl. jc3
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
YNHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
l. 23S Water, near Bcckman street, New York,
have received tho past season, and are constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of the above goods, which now consists OF the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern! and
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior q,'aii'y, consisting OF
about 500 tons, VIZ,
Pots of - different SINS, from % 10 so gallons,
Kettles, Ii zcs, from 3:S to 80 gallons,
kr'tlcs, Is >i1ss, from 3:S TO Is gallons
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NEW GOOiE;--Simmnns lIartt Il CO are now re
Iceivine from on be ard ships fazoc and Saraogaa
and brig C.ncordia, from New York. grcui variety OF
gootts III their line, which together Nth their former
STOCK on tlld makes their assorl CIT very: plctc.
tuc& and dressing combs, oru io ofnl descriptions, In
"a" rubber silk and Norscd elastic garcrs common 4
me east" si,sl'cders, loo" oco and uci!cr matches,
Seihz powders powder pus uld boxes, toilet powder,
pocket books and Wallets needle books shell, pearl,
IVORY anu r"icco card eases, head ornaments, plain
raj beads, neckar". aIl nrgSces, bead claims, bead
eck'aces cut glass and silver ard giltbeads
,htan Beads bells am pn.nes; pistol and large pow
ler iasks shot belts, horse, belt pocket and ducilns
hs!ois double and single harrc!lcl guns bowie knives,
UNI uifRs SCISSORS, shears pocket knives guard chains,
All" fobnis waist buckles cloth, hair tanlh nail comb,
ttu'I shoe, Plate. hnnr an. busting hnsl. Cologne,
rirs!da a'ci'r rusc and bay wasrassnr.cd essences,
ana extracts. S'ccassar bear, antique, and Wards
ectahe hair oils, shaving aud toilet soaps Of Nil dcs
crpu"iis, ladir and gcutlcncs desks and dressing
cases. i!ar re4 lets, rzccs and brnis, puin fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured, and
vest h'ttnas, pear! and ivory shirt do shirt ss, gold
and silver pencil cases, toolcks and tweezers plated
a'n gilt lockcta, miniature do, silver brass and steel
t!imbcs, hooks and cs, hair pins imitation fruit, blk
and link, shoe Hacking, ,iolins aud guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, nIu ,winc, scented cusil.
tens, gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bags, riding WHIPS walking canes, playing ca,,ls, fa
! gold plated and gilt itwcliry &c.
The above, together with great variety OF other arti-
les offered ut wholesale retail accommodating
terms.
Il Shell combs repaired
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! s'sl'n I've, Tor r","5uig tt.r lla'r l;r.I D,,
Rns4'1ns / Ca "'trs', l"tna'nnt. Mo han'. F1r
Gle w hS>, ~ "f'ut p 'if' i'"""er,' " mr.. rrrnn
+ roses, VrurlNh'" iOUn", oliO al LIP salvr.
krcns tie t"n' wash, ,a'h nntr dr,,i,lliGr, uranL,
Il 'wrr water, p''"dr puh, aud h'Nrs, \ ~. r,r"n
chlrcoh', n nlT lni " n thn1 ,,tur" ,l,l~ Pre-.
ton SAILS, ""!nc, hir"-,'e Il, arhr ,iirp-, han
brushes, i-,iisii dire s-l'rI com :, u,!iun har u
with variety Of u'hc' prrium. r,"~, 81. For sal,
by {. J. TRlNCilARn,
OF nj Canal and B,urt % SO
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4 1UTI'S rArEAT F1KE AKNlS-JnsI ,cr,I,rd
- lHr ship Mississippi, from New YORK, lorr. A.
Sotr"rn' nfra'cn Elf"s and bel, rie'oi. tor f. a,
y GOSSIP y CO. 81 th,,I, IIr.i
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIyA

a BOUT six months ago had the misfortune to get
N secret disease, for which have applied to scvc-
the above date put myself under the cac Of Doctor
Huet, and expect linn me. Since that time
the disease got worse break out in large ulcers
to the number OF : * cigh, leg, and all over
my acu, and throat, and abb. to work at he
present tinr account Of the disease large ulcer on
the right side Of the throat nc ), putting myself
confidently under the cure OF Or. lluet, If Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN
feJ II ly
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next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola early
| in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort OF
night travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and COL
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where sea's must be secu
| red. STOCKTON & Go. nov
Fano Fore Tslruct,on
William Smith tenders his services to the CHI.
Gems of New Orleans as Il teacher of the piano
forte. Mr. having been employed several years
as teacher OF music in private families in Boston,
and also at several OF tho female scminarics in lis
vicinity, cannot but hope TO merit their confidence.
lie is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Cupp, Messrs
Sielson Il Avery, Henderson & Gaines.
Fur terms. &C please apply u, the book store Of
Alexander Tower, 40 Campst oct .
Drugs and Medicines.
Is x.,c vost has locnte ed himself III this city Tor
the purpose OF trnnsactlng n general Wholesale
Drug business. lie is now receiving full supply
OF fresh and genuine ariccs, which he will sell
on liberal terms To city d~uggis,s, aud those Of
the interior, to physicians, merchants and planters
he will offer inducements snch as have never be.
fore been offered in this city. His intention is to
do strictly legitimate business. Ills stock will
soon be com plctc, ond in few weeks will be rea
DIV for business. All orders from the country, aud
from mcrYtnnts OF Il i ,ltv, receiving such orders
will be rHnrptly ATTENDED! to.
oct , N" 30 Camps,
NNHOI.ESAIE AND RETAIL COMB AND Va
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', VIZ HHiucs s'.'''' ' S''',' nave re-
c.'fto' ma "'"on 10 "eir previous STOCK ON h.nd ~
n" 'ohpl.! "SSo'len VI 'i.' 'S III urir '', VIZ"
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1,GWnS o ,, IT, III iI l'' 49, o I' i, .:
CHILLED back lons, round, dressing, side pun, curl and
hr'k brazilian combs OF every description amongst
which arc some Mexican puitcrs Ivory combs of every
dascr ptnn horn dressing and packet, together with
pEREIrWERVN E,,onnn ny,,I,r EJnr;1o h,,s,,
hnv s, and orange flower waters Of cycry siIrnJ I.s