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c.r DrsTRIcT CouRT-WetUWe vs.. Brock
,j.,sut was rendered in this case, upon rule, III
4, First District Court yesterday, setting aside the
'.,bmrpt which the plaintiff had obtained. The
.;I.pce was quite contradictory, and as it seemed
~ matter of doubt, probably the Judge of the
rut District decided well in dismissing the plain
A., pterlocutory decree. The case has already
I4pp carried by motion, to the Supreme Court, the
.,ntiar giving bonds to prosecute the appeal. The
n.,as Of the case have not yet been passed upon
p.,ba,s upon the trial, Some points may be pre-
.usd Of general interest, and if so we shall take
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T ETHEON-The Right of the LETllEON, or APOR
IA OF ETHER having been purchased by us we are now
upon the Teeth while under It's Influence we have Just re-
ceved direct from Paris new and improved APPARATUS Tor
the inhalation of the Vapo Ietheon which from It's per
feet safety and the with which it can be used by both
patient and operator has been adopted the Hospital dn
Cbate Hospital de St Louis ndprvae hospitals OF Paris
and by the faculty generally France and England
BLAKE & WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons,
rnln St / .atavette Snnae. ST Charles st
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SUN DRIES,
w Store ore, and for ia'e BY the sn3'e -.Y
PA0L1 WIN EGAR-j0 boxes:
HAVANA SN.EETMEATS-l59 boxes;
SHIELDED Ai4NIONDS-1)0 boxes;
CI.ARET tORKSS-5N.N33
L0ND6N PORTER AMI SCOTCH AI.E-l5O ca5k.;
ENGLISH CHEESI3-SUD lbs. very choice
ZANTE on Pr A NTs,-1C0 casks, new ciop;
ENGLISH WALNUTS-50 bales;
CHOCOLATE-2CN0 pounds Spanish and French,
SULTANA RAISINS-l00 drums;
ANISETTE-s00 baskes best French;
BRANDY CHERRiES-l00 boxes;
BRANDY FRlTITS-30 boxes. assorted;
DOMESTIC PRESERVES-50 cases;
SMYRNA FTGS-2901 drums;
GENOA CITRON-i00 boxes;
fRUNES-S0 cases fancy boxes;
CORDIAI4S-i00 boxes different qualities
BOXER EITTERS-20 boxes;
CHAMPAGNE-8G0 baskets choice brands;
GuNPOWDER TEA-100 cattieS, lbs each;
SARDlN ESQ cases, whole, half and quarter boxes.
mh5 3t R. T. NICHOLS & Co, rs and IS Camp St
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TENHE undersigned have formed coparnershp with view
l. OF transacting COTTON F.fCTOR.7GE and
GENER.4L CONMISSIQN h USL;NESS in this city,
under the style Of THoRNHILL 4 McIIHENNY, to
connection of Jno Thohl with the house of Ward Jonas
& Co. will be dissolved
R. McILHENNY has opened office at No. 81 Grauier
street for the purpose of attending to the wants of friends
JNO. THORNIiILL,
r. MCILHENNY.
New Orleans Ian % 1913 nib 3m
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%Es-2 FURNlTU RE.-Rich Rosewood and Mahogany
E-fEN5; Furniture; Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas
~ b. Chairs, Ouomans DvanS. etc. etc. This tum.
f--Is uIa is all custom work, and finished in the best
manner and eInal 10 honeIt 10 this market

PIANO FORTf5S-Eiavngt the special agency of Nessr
A. Fl. Gale & 90 and Nuns & Fischer ga.4sS.I --,
Pianos have hand and con sls~s.-f il. 5ag=
stanuy receiving Pianos of their manuac-sI II n n n
in rich Rosewood and Mahogany eases, j u u
s. 81 and octayes with and without Coleman's di2ian
Attachment These instruments superior TO all Others
having lves's Patent Tuneable Reeds by which there
difficulty in keeping the I3olian tune with the Piano.
-" Sheet Music hand and received as pub
lshei. nib I'm
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Tuno DISTRICT CoURT-K HPpcH VS.. Summers.
Ty,. Gaze comes on to-day before a jury We
locx but little of the merits, but many other per-
ans DO, if we may Judge from the long list Of wit
resc, summoned both by plaintiff and defendant.
Flyru DISTRICT CouRT-B. l.. Mann and VIII
rR ads Henry ktoppc'berg.- case presents
ssue ayerments, which being coniradicted, are
fksy to enlighten the public as to the differences
sgeen green hides, and hides green-salted hides,
md hides sailed. We have read the pleadings.
and to our view, there is as much difference be-
tween the plaintiffs story and that Of The defend
mi, as between a horse-chesnut and chestnut
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 80 N-LoSolrupr 90 Win Time, 6a
Cleared Yesterday:

cleared Yesterday:
Ship Faneuil Hall, Bangs Liverpool ] Whitney e. Go
Ship Harvard CorIi>s, Iiavre, Jenkins ( Tircr
Ship Niagara Ney. LIVERPOOL ] 2 Whitnny Il %
SHIP yyaiqlga Thraqe, Liverpool, iH Ashbddg S
Bng Leopold Donns Haiyerson TamPico' '''S' q 70
Brig Times, Groton New York. 'i'i''' Ma ln,r
R 81, Fsd.sss b , p A"$%yss bs%sy
Steam schr Augusta, stevens Vera Cruz, 81 McekeT
steamer rho Isf'son, sso cnenna,i, Hyde 4 oEle,Iy
Steamer ioquois, Moore, st Louis, IL q Ferguson Y Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship SeSmettc Eaton. u days from Bath, (Ae) mas
Ship Naples Brewer Is days from S, Croix, in ballast to
Ship Sea BarsoW Is days I'm New York, to Gardner sa
Ship France Pece, I'm Vera Cruz Oath uI in ballast to
Ship iemge Dyer Dyer 26 days FIN Portland (AIe) 10 mas
Ship Jgo Bolton, (Br), Brown, FIN Liverpool Jan OH to
Ship Tiens, OBJ, Leighton 40 days from Liverpool to
Ship sir ' con Campbell (Br) Campbell, fin Belfast Jan
Shit to Mcdowell & Peck-2d my
snip b tlf 20 a S as wi0 c 20 lon"@ sa" i in
Bark R9tlchd huntington from Vera Cruz, 2lst Mt, in
Bark Avaado, Ames fin Vera Cruz, I'D u in ballast to
Ba,k c Hill Cults "a days from Portland Ie) TO mas
Bark Augusta, (swel) Danneberry A days FIN Cadz in
ballast 10 mdstct-Poln
Brig Lucy Watts, Watts, IS days from New York to mas
scl sIary George Watts IL days I'm Kingston (a) to
naStcr-2d ms.
Scl Joyen Fernando (Ync), .ocona, days fin Tampco
to j w Iachae & Co-lH my.
STEAMBOATS,
Savanna, Dennison. I'm lttsbufg.
Reuna Vista, Post, I'm Alton.
CncinnatuS Goodle I'm Cincinnati.
Magnolia, Thomasson I'm Vick,bufg-I372 bale, cotton.
Princess. Leatie I'm Hard Tmcs-3iG bales cotton.
Patrick Henry, Young. fin ielore-2jI2 bales cotton.
Amazon, Dcbln, I'm Ea!lallache RNerl.2 bales cotton
1t Landry, Dugas, FIN !aiourcle
Homer Swaeer, i'm ClIndeii--llt3 bales cotton.
Wing and Wing Handlan, I'm Wabash River.
GAINESVILLE, Holmes, i'm MemphiS-2GB bale, cotton.
Uncle Sam, JoICon, fin Bayou Sara--4'U bales cotton.
Suzanne, Leake. i'm NaSiIyi!e-226 bales cotton.
Music iDal.en's i'm Loekcort-2j bales cotton.
Jas |. Day. Wood, I'm hloblie-2O bales cotton.
Towboat Mississippi, Whan, FIN the Passes.
Towboft Diamond, Davis, i'm the Passes.
Towboai star, Brown FIN the i'aSses
Tow boat Gonqueior lieaton, FIN the Passes.
Tow beat De 500, Porter fin the Passes
TowbOat Annawan, Nhittemore I'm the Passes.
Memoranda.
ToWboat Mississippi towed down and to sea on the I'D
ult, ships Nance and intrinsic.
Tow boat star tu&cd down and to the 18th ul
ships Siam and Massachusetts,.
ToWboat Diamond towel down and to sea the 9Th
ult, ship Kate Howe, and bark PctiiShire.
ToWboat ConqueT0r lowed down and 10 the 9th
ut banks Empire and Lady fola Hastings brig Sophia and
schr Jno Rowieit; TO tie Bar ship Enchantess.
Towhoat DE Solo flowed down and 10 the I'd inst
ghp Huron and Iracian, brig I Street and schr Laura
Virginia
EELoW-lOMING Up.
Bark Georges, tfom Barbados.
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BrReLARY-Robert Douglass, i. m. C., was ar
rsted by the First Municipality police, yesterday
morning, on the charge OF having broken open the
ufsehouse Of Dominique Sier, at the corner Of
Trem8 and Canal streets. The supposed burglar
Lnnn being arrested, gave bail for his appearance
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Neutrality-suspicious. who has INDUCED CON
adenby in the equestrian order Of things, was
Yesterday arrested upon warrant issued by Recor-
ig Seazeneau, for having i'll his possession num-
HOf Circus dresses belonging to Mr. Spalding,
he proprietor of the g Monster Circus Austin
Harvey, The gentleman accused Of having purloined
hedesses in question, was bound over to appear
efon Recorder Baldwin, and answer to the charge
referred against him.
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HARDWARE, sc.


R. w. MONTGOMERY, II Charities Streets
ORLEANS.
IEAS on hand very complete stock of goods in his q
4 I line In addition to his usual extensive assort- Y
ment of Birmingham Sheffield and Domestic II lard a
WARE and CUTLERY his stock OF heavy goods isl
very complete embracing among numerous other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates u X Ponpool and other brands,
also Block Tin, Speten Inc, etc.
1000 lbs. Iron Wae, assorted. all sizes
$50 tons Iron, assorted SwedeS, American and English;
assorted fiat, round, square, plough plate, hoops band
and sheet Steel. all kinds.
200 dozen genuine Collins & Cos light and heavy Axes
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes.
go Hollow ware Castings assorted pots, ovens spI-
ders. siIlets, fire dogs, etc; French pots.
SOC coils Manila Rope. assorted, all sizes.
$50 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains
Together with Whittemoc's Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wison's Coffee Mills; Ames, Roands and other makers
SPADES and Sloyel aud hair Selves Hoes OF all kinds;
Anvis, Vices and smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mill trcss-cHt and Pit Saws horse and mule Collars
and Hames etrawcutters Corn shelters, and Corn mills
Kings Ploushs Nos z and 4 Paper all Kinds laTTi
and Grind Stones; AIl irons; Boiling Cloths, all numbers;
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and
5000 do winter strained and beached Whale Oil
His stock of Cutlery surpassed. Buyers are nNed
in eyamine before purchasing elsewhere. mh5 If
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SENT DOWN. man by the name Of Louis Ra-
mon was yesterday sent to the First District Court
on the charge of having obtained cask Of claret
under false pretences from Pierre Longia.
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HARDWARE AND SHIP oEANDLERY

SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos and Front Lcpee, is =
= now receiving and has in store Y
24O coils Manila Corage. ass from thread 10 inch "a
go coils Jared Hemp Cordage i
400 coils Spunyam, Marine, &c, Nee
800 Pioughs assorted makers;
80 Chain Gables I. to II inch;
% Anchors, 100 to loo lbs;
500 tons Bar Iron, American, Swedes, Tennessee and
English;
100 kegs Cut Nails
400 kegs Pressed Spikes;
20 cases Sheating Copper;
500 sheets Brazefs' Copper, 20 to 50 lbS.;
40 tons Hollow Ware ~
AISC-Cutley Axes Hoes, Locks, Anvils, Vices, Mill
and Cross Cut Saws. Smiths Bellows, &c, &c.
e Country Merchants and the trade supplied on liberal
mh5 LIT
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sQUEsTs.-A woman by the name Of Catherine
Elizabeth Weedricht, was yesterday found dead on
he common at the corner of Toulouse and Clai-
borne streets. The deceased was a woman of in
tmpenle habits, and it is more than probable that
be came TO her death from exposure to weather
and ntemperance.
man by the name Of Pierre Richard, a resi-
tntof Bay S. Louis, was yesterday found drown
ID IN the New Basin. He was supposed TO have
been intoxicated at The time that he fell into the
water. Richard was a man well known to the in
habitants of Bay ST. Louis, and his death will
dubAess be mourned BY many who knew him.
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ry's FrGnT.-We are sorry to learn that
i snaJav last, fight took place between some of
% ' 1,r,bers of the Firemen's Company No /, and
r;herv Hose Company. During the tracas,
ia Director of the Liberty Hose Company,
"a, White, was badly beaten. This is the
II nd, nsance Of an outbreak amongst the f'remsn
pS. :. have known for years, and we hope sin
u (. ,h,t their difficulties may be amicably set
~" W Ines are more precious than houses, and our
Ian, 6emen will, we are sure, preserve them.
s' s the Etna of the heart-genlemen, let the
~, ~ ,ol and all will be well
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"A. No IS Camp street
Holding Commssons from the States of TEXAS TEN, MIS-
MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA. TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA. RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, and MICHl-
GAN, A. c. A prepared take dispositions and Exc.
and Perfect all kinds of Legal instruments TO be used
or recorded in said States and the Territory of WISCONSIN
The usual prompttude at his office is continued in all Nota
ria Pm nh5
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TIVE TWO GREAT MATCH RACES between Col
VIM = johnson, of Virginia and Mr. Isaac Van i.eer
OF New Orleans will off over the Bnganan Course
on TI'ESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 2lst and I'd March
On TUESDAY, 2lst March,
THE GRE4T .M4TCH RICE,
For $4,000 side, $1,000 forfeit.
THREE NJ H EATS
Vol " m r. johnson, of Virginia, names b. h. orator.
Isaac Nnn !ieT OF New Orleans oh. f. Qmadre.
1HE tiRI.IT .lLITCH RACE,
For $1,000 a side $1,000 forfeit
Fot MILE HEATS.
Isaac Van Leer names b. I. Topaz.
s Extra purses will be Offered for horses of all ages on
each OF the above days
OLIVER Il VALENTINE Propieors.
New Orleans, 9th February, 1915. mh5 I'd
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UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,


MO. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
large and general assortment OF almost every article IN
the Upholstery way, which, account OF the advanced
state of the season he offers very low prices Among the
Goods on hand he would enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk Worsted and Cotton Damasks Trench and Engtsh)
Bohnet and Muslin White CURTAINS;
Plain and Figured MUSi4INS, &c
CORNICE, POLES, BANDS, &C.:
Wooden Brass. and Velvet CORNlCE;
Brass and Wooden POLES
other CURTAIN BANDS and PINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW-SHADES.
The stock of this article full and of handsome pat
terms as be found whee-among which are SCRIP
ture Chinese and other scenes, large Gothics, &c.
MUSOUITO BARS AND MEETINGS:
English Bobinett Muslin, Linen and Cotton MUSQUITO
BA RS and MEETINGS. in great variety and quantity
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &C.:
FEATHERS in lots of from pound to 100 pounds: and
Toge,her wilh MATTiSCi oil. CLOTH. CARPETS,
Rugs Mats Table Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER, Ga large
and handsome assorment,) Cords and Iasses Fnnges,
Gmp Fe-boafd Papers; Cotton Worsted, Linen and Silk
RORDERINGS and BINDINGS Haircioth Window
Papers, Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, Bed
~ GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
tn order and LSTERY work executed with despatch
W mb5 # JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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FURNITURE, PIANO FoRTEs. &c.

EDWARD A. TYLER 80 Camp street. respectfully in.
~ forms his friends and the public that he still con
Els, SILVER WARE and FANCY GOODS of ~ N
every description Uatehes-tIe approved mann sza
features of NJ l. Tobias & Co., VIM. Cooper & Co. E. 5.
Yates Co. Taylor Sons, and others in Gold and Silver,
hunting and faced cases SUrer Warcconsistng in
part Of Tea, Fable Sugar, Salt and Mustard Spoons Forks,
Ladies, Casters, Cups Pitchers, Toast-racks etc Also
large variety of Fancy Goods-lYrought Shell Combs.
Pearl Shell Enameed and Iniad Card Gases Segar Gases,
Bead Bags Head Onaments Bouquet Holders; Bal! Ia;
and Fob Chains Seal, KEYS, etc. Pens, Pencils Thmbes
Bracelets, Brooches Ear and Finger Rings, etc etc.
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D.,,cr-Vice, yesterday, had the rheumatism
f0'' IIn,t oo out-while Virtue staid at home
n;nded her children. Won't some OF our
s~ .,rm brethren send some missionaries to Ne"
M IN order to lead us back into the right path
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oily CRESCEN Mt

,-u, NuvrcgpALITY HALL.-This splendid
lah VII viii he completed just about one year from
dlaips This. az the knowing letter writers IN
bf aa'~ Ann saw. is offcal-albeit we neither had
NSnn ), nor the Presidents ear to give us the
he Popes ~, ~ ma now Municinality Hall
Fola .no of the handsomest architectural build
Fll ". .hn sontl. The beautiful area composed
H rette Square, stands directly in front OF this
III n sdfce. and the location is in every way
7aFD l~,, The advantages of the Municipality.
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srnPAGEI sToRAGEI, sToRAGE,ll

w the undersigned having been long engaged ANNM
w in the Storage Business, beg 10 inform l.isa
friends and the public that we have for the coming -
season SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed by any IN
this city All of them fire proof located in the Second Mu
nicipaly within very short distance OF the steamship ana
hatboats' landing, they situated as follows;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street corner of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets. -
rEIICAN-On Commerce. St.. corner OF GiGod and Notre
Dame streets b..
CRESCENT-On New Leyee street, between Uaiehnie
PHCTNiX-On Tchoupitoulas street. between st. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCil-On Nore Dame street, between Tchoupitonlas
and Magazine reefs :, -
We are now prepared receive all descriptions of Mer
candiSe and Western produce at low rates establish
n,ents are so arranged that each description OF goods kept
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also a large number of experienced
iaorers constantly employ, enabled to offer
facilities the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city
any EMERSON, TOURNE & co,
mh5 3m 15S Tchoupitoulas street.
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NC.-NIttICI
ItA find at the New Orleans SationeB Warehouse, Ia
Camp street. the largest and best assortment of all kinds OF
MEDICAL WORKS OF the latest revised editions at pub
fishers prices This collection embraces works IN every
branch OF the Healing Art and stands unrivalled
pete Library Tor the Student of Nledicinea at the
price they sold Boston, New York and Philadel
phia. As the list for ordinary advertise
ment, the attention OF Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical of the stock and pri-
ces will give satisfaction 10 all parties.
fnh3 j. B, STEEL. IA Camp st.
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FEATHERS.

A LARGE quantity Of the best Live Geese FEATHERS
hand sale in large small quantities. at the saper
Hanging and Upholstery Store, No. 70 Camp street
mh53t JOS. ETTER.
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sTATIoNERs' HALL, "a chartres Street.

nAVID FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
oa ag and and 1s H Superior
ard RnnKs q sTA ATT .nj
made Of the very best stock Also variety of STEAM
Registers Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books.
ruled to twenty different forms.
PAPERS-Ruled and Plain Letter blue and white; Ruled
and PLAN Commercial Pest Ruled and Plain Packet
o% isl School use Ruled and Plain Record Gag; Folio
e rG En ne a pan n s ea
DENY, and Flat Cap; Plain fine Envelope Paper; Print
e ara csnba carp Printing Inks every quality
a W SHo INK Gepyng and French Canine Ink
COPYING PREsSEs-screw and Lever Copying Pres
of different Sizes with all the necessary articles Tor
GofB ANb STEEL PENsof every quality. from the
very best Manufactures and at various prices, Whole
GoL aIs q aS Sfa! SILVER PENCIL CASES very
fine with Pen Holders attached.
fine ne t, R9tehed opa a and G ni
from No. No. 70 5 to So swan ouis Nos 90 and 100
Sealing Wax and Waters of every quality and color Play
ing and Blank Cards of every kind and CaTd boards or
and Bronzed Inkands Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
stamps fine assoment Of Letter Clips of different de-
o sn aasss oee and
qeagoq Msthemaca s,a at yanoSs , Pnee eJ
French and American Lead Pencils and Crayons Port Cray
ons: Mouth Gue India Rubber and India Ink Canine
Saucers Sc &c. Wharon's superior Drawing Paper, Of
size from Antiauaran to Cap Bristol Boards every
The above only few of the articles comprising our
Stock in addition which we fully prepared TO execu
the Of Banks Merchants and Others who may favor us
We have also on hand all the CUSTOM-HOUSE
BLANKS and will always keep our stock full
thcknesses Russia Sheep, Morocco Sk.e Sewing Parch
ment Plough Knives, Marble and Morocco Paner &c,
A order or ODD BOOKS FULL SETS of
cuar FORM will be executed in the best style and war
ranted to entire satisfaction.
We would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
and purchasers generally before procuring their Fall Stock,
as our great facilities with house New York enables
sell the very best advantage and all articles purchased
from may be returned if not found to suit in respect
DAVID FELT Il CO, Staoners' Hall,
mb5 I'm "a Charities street.
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.

rss We would now be happy to show customeBsN
& 81 the French and New Y rk style of II ITS ID
a. for his Spring, just receved.Ene Drab and Black ~
BEAVERS, Fine Moleskn SILKS etc. Fashionable
STRAW GOODS in great variety Mems, Children and
Infants Leghom, Panama Dunstabe, China, Pearl, etc.
mh5 ID. w. & +. BEIDEN, 5 Charities st.
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vTN HARTNETT. ROOT IND SHOE rrsRn
IL MANUFACTURER, RXEk
No. 10 st. Charles street. ~
mh5 BIN New Orleans. 49,
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I4 }.sc, 3I e 10 0ic
s=-5g7as despatch. The superior light-draught
passenger steamer TRENTON Capt d. Collier is expected
This Day, and will leave above. For freight passage,
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on board,
site PoydFas street wharf to
mh5 HYDE & OGLESBY. ~ Poydras street.
n. b. The Trenton entirely boat, and has large
airy state rooms, and being very ghdfaught, will meet with
delay Passengers will please be board at the above
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UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS.
rE'HE SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have Just received from
Paris rich aud elegant variety OF French FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS and WALL PAPER to which
they invite their attention.
G 81 Al orders for Goods Or Work will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to-
mt5 I'm DUBOIS q FINN, So Charities street.
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GUMS AND PISTOLS-A BARGAIN.
FENHE undersigned offers Tor sale RIFLES, GUNS, Belt
Il and other PISTOLS, and complete set OF Guusmitts
TOOLS, at bargain. Persons wishing 10 purchase the
whole part OF The above will find il to their advantage
call on " LBEAU,
mII1 at NIr. Lrwin's fremont House ST. Charles ST.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-12
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE VISTA
TION.

YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY OF THE VISTA
TION.
.v.rfhresf corner OF Park aud Centre streets,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
THE duties OF this institution will be resumed the FIRST
i Monday Of September.
TERMS.
Board and tuon per 5000
Halt boarding do ...................... 5000
Tuition half boarers and day scholars in the higher
branches per annum. 6o.00
Elementary instruction, per annum, 1000
The charges made for instruction in the French
Italian Spanish German, and Latin languages for Music on
the Piano. Harp, Guitar and Organ for Vocal Music Draw
ing and Painting, Oil Painting Of Philosophical Appa-
ratus, &c.
The extensive and elevated grounds Academy present.
is believed peculiar advantages for the health and recreation
Of the boarders and other pupils.
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