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DIR. DAVIS, SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR.

II,
offering to the public this new and valuable remedy for
L Consumption, Bronchts, asthma. Coughs. Coldsstf
append few notices Of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may he seen in pamph
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
to be to yss a anns
the University of Pennsylvania.
Fs NJ An q sPSs yD d 81 Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who aye pd
JaBs e nssses B. ssa
Lar hf s, a ned hitf n 0 hs al he thinks highly Of
medicine Dr. Cook one Of the most emhen e ns ~
Bonaparte King Of Spain during all his residence in this
FROM esn Egp d R@ytgn o,:h y a. lst =
say that Cough ana severe secon 81 e aaas
Dr. D fen eF syfap Of Wild Cherry and ar which and
S Sse Of ie above ' named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. iou' 'eS X ~ b.,
vys By csnq,y Pa g 2ste'f g;1 ls4S inform
IN p my breast 50 much 50 that could hardly lie in bed
night Cough attended followed by EN- scstIon and other
nent physicians and took great deal Of medicine without
a aoyn5 ~d e VITA Vi Piyo
bottles which ssvea @s % my o ii so as
IKE manner ''''''' .. . ',''' $1,000 JOHN Toonrr,
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford, who knows Mr.
Toomey and the circumstances OF his Mr.. T. Is now
sixty years of age
From DR.. ~ S. McIntosh ,,
WrLIsyILLE ONO. Jan @. 1847.-The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine and use +
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased to have you
send another supply early the means OF transportation
will OpeB.
DIR DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAX.
The following word for word as II was taken
from the lips of Mrs George-without paint or vafnhh No
certificate manufacturing VIII sufferers resist such eyideneet
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. o. I-I have been subject 10,
the last fifteen years weakness of the nngs eongh ano
hectic fever and frequently laid ny IN BED during hs
with distressing cough and pam IN my pea, anu iG
side with night Last Ap had yo ne hs 1
which lasted for three months: i appeared 70 me MAJ my
whole lungs were diseased would SPIT mp daily nall pint
of matter took great many remedies that were fecom
mended Ia me a. we'll as number OF prescriptions from our
family physician without relief Al ias " a. amen
mon 10 take Dr. Davis Compound syrup OF Wrd Cherry
and Tar which had the happy and sanitary effect on my
diss. Renra had taken bottle, cough gave way,
nT n;gbt eea We're relieved the pain left my side and
,a,,t nov consider that am entirely well: except
nauia - Ii ,aaJ ~ JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
Thn,pon a. doors below sehnykil Sixth south side.
- soid BY ROBINSON. COLLlNs& Co. 81 Markst
'u asIs III stasu'pD' j. WRIGHT " CO., Isl Chart
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

DARK THEA negro woman named Clara,
the slave of Mr. Barnett was yesterday arrested by
officer Petrie, of the Second Municipality Police,
on the charge of having robbed sundry individuals
of various valuable articles. Clara, who is by no
means the Maid of Milan,'' is as rascally look
ing negress as was ever brought up before court
of justice. She seemed to care very little whether
the Recorder ordered her to be hung or drowned
but he did MT do either; he sent her to jail for
further examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

Coop BUsINEss.-The police of the FIRST NUM-
pality made thirty four arrests during the twenty
Jour hours ending at six O'Clock ON yesterday morn
ing. The arrests, however, were of but little
Importance, being chiefly confined to Migrants.
Men and women were in the assemblage, and even
little children dsgraced the scene Nearly all of
them were sent to the workhouse to repent of their
sins
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

POLICE CoURTs.-Yesterday there was nothing
in the Police Courts worth reporting In the alb
sence of Vice, Morality was appointed president
pro tenn. Virtue was indisposed and betook herself
to her chamber, but there is hope that she will be
convalescent to-day, and again appear among those
who so much need her nresence
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

.y~ PRfY.4TE LESSONS ONLY. III
VI GOMEZ. Editor Of La Pdtrid. VIII devote Few
~ bours during the day give instructions IN the span
isb Language MI G. has adopted new and easy method
by which scholar learn to read SPEAK and Translate the
Spanish Language in or three months, ~ a
Terms &C. Apply to Mr. Gomez =, at b hs BSe Me 81
r Steel ii Camp St Thos L. White 50 Canal ST, and
O. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoffce.
fasF If required, Mr. y VIII give lessons al neht ~,
ALABAMA OSNABERGs-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING CohPANY.-Tbe un-
dcrgned Agent for The above Factory, receiving
SIMPLY of the above goodsa rstrate aTclewhich he will
apS 3m JOHN T. DONALD. q Camp ct.
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURC

T ANCE. HOPE EVERITT, Nj. D., Collegiate of Kings
of the University Of Ednbnrg Member of the unyersity
Of St AndEew and Of the ROYAL College of Surgeons Of
and Children; Llcenale Of the Medical Faculty. New
Orleans; extraordinary Member of the Hunteran Medical
Society, Scotland
Professor Evertt having originated the newly developed
science the Atomoogy of Life and Death and
of health and diseases of the human body and after several
years experience 9000 patients in the hospitals aud
dispensaes of the above named European Universities,
brought TO great perfection and certainty hope
less desires continue TO treat such and especially
those diseases that have bated the medical and surgical
acumen and skill of members of the medical and surgical
faculties of England. France, and America.
The Atomic treatment however desperate will
occupy longer than weeks months, viii the fee
be accepted if unsuccessful.
Each patient disease treatment and recovery, explained
BY chronological and acknowledged diagrams.
Reported kept in ledger invoiateand letters iron
the country will be responded 10 without delay.
sF- Removed from Royal street 10 No. 10 RdmpHrt.
corner Canal street, bis former office and residence. Jes
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IMMIGRANTS AND SPEcIE.-The New York Sun
OF the 18th inst, has the following: "At least
5000 immigrants arrive weekly in the United States
many Of them belonging to the middle classes of
Europe who cross the Atlantic to enjoy their wealth
IN security. The wealth they bring is principally
in gold and silver, and being brought as baggage,
but very small part is entered the Cuslomhouse
The total amount ranges from 81 300 900 to $500
every week. This is what has enabled us to bear.
without serious inconvenience, a drain of half
million of dollars a week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

AMBLING.-Francis Aguado who was arrested
some days ago for having kept house where the
game OF $ monte" was played, was yesterday
brought before Recorder Genois. He gave bonds
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance to answer
the charge
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

"11S113ISS 1311'
Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad.
THE present propreton of the above well known estab
i shment would inform the citizens of NewOr- -
leans and all its former patrons that the house. after
having undergone thorough repara-I.AsA
/HAkH@stion is opened for their accommodation
$--NAA this season. and they may feel assured that
every endeavor viii be made to render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish
Croakes Trout Soft Crabs. etc. besides all the decaces OF
the NewOrleans market
ET~ None but the best of liquors served at the bar
my26 I'm Il. p. KENNEDY u co.
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Mr.. VAN BUREN.-lt is reported at the North
that this gentleman will not consent to run the
candidate of the barnburners for the presidency,
hut will permit his name to be used upon their
Iectorai ticket
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-Bill Eubanks, a gem
tleman whose name is a g household word'' among
the policemen, was yesterday arrested and brought
before Recorder Genois. That worthy magistrate
sent Bill down for thirty days as a va grant and
person who followed no honest occupation
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BURGLARY.-The store of E. W. Herrick. No "A
Canal street, was felonousy entered OH Thursday
night last, and robbed of five boxes of wax candles
which We're valued at nearly 800. No clue to the
thief has as vet been found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

MEETING IN CINcINNATi.-The great meeting
in Cincinnati of those opposed TO Cass and Taylor,
is described as having been immense, and was pre-
sided over by Henry Starr. Resolutions We're
adoped in opposition to both Cass aud Taylor, and
in favor Of the Wilmpt Provlso
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STEALING.-John Peter Kelly was yesterday ar
rested for robbing Jacob Lewis, who keeps coffee
house at the corner of st. Anne and Condo streets
The examination will take place this morning
before Recorder Genois
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No LIcENsE.-Alice Grace and Thomas o.
borne were yesterday morning arrested for selling
liquor without license. The municipal revenue
is detrauded to great extent in this manner every
year. These cases were fixed for July =.
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o. The wings of Natchez and the vicinity held
grand ratification meeting on the 18th inst. The
hest spirit is said to have prevailed.
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DE- A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
,,bigs of Nashville was held on the 18th for the
impose of ratfyng the nominations of the Phia-
dephia Convention.
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SLOWED AwAY.-Joe Williams, a veteran loafer.
was found night before last secreted in the hold
Of schooner in the New Basin. The complain
ant, Matthew Dyson, affirmed that he believed it
was Joes intention to rob the vessel. Joe stead
lastly denied the soft Impeachment, but the Recor-
der sent him down for thirty days.
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To BE wHIpPED.-Henry, slave of Mr.. Dugue,
was yesterday morning examined before Recorder
Genos upon the charge of having stolen about
thirty dollars worth of dry goods from the store of
Mr.. R. Haggerty, No. So Canal street. The negro
on at that,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

GEN. CAss.-This gentleman arrived at Utica,
NY, on the 18th inst, ON his way home. On the
i2th he reached Buffalo.
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STEAIING.-Thomas Duffy, who is in the employ
OF Dennis Cronan, yesterday accused Patrick Half
terman of having stolen from him. A warrant
was issued for the arrest of the accused.
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.vr Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith. FIN Vera Cruz, 10Th inst U
5. Observation-Disclosures.
steamship Galveston Crane, I'm Vera Cruz, 18th inst to u.
s. Observation-Disclosures.
u S. propeller Washington, Pratt, days FIN TampcO
Y. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Brig Salvatore, Evans, FIN Havana 18th inst Y Quad
ras Co-lst my.
Brig Clarion Reed 80 days FIN New York TO MASTERED M
Schr. Lilly, Benson % days FIN Camden, Me-, to
scbr Fioinda, days FIN Brazos ST. Jago in ballast,
TO masteT-Polnt
schr. Jno Randall, Lodge days I'm Vera Cruz to u S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sehr William and Mary, Smith, FIN Galveston, 10th
master-lst my.
Schr Gen. Taylor Evans days FIN the mouth of the Rio
Graude, to maser-lst my.
Schr Topic, Blown, days I'm Attakapas to maer-lst M
STEAMBOATS,
Creole, Giberson, FIN Mobile
Natchez, Holmes FIN Vicksburg-314 bales cotton.
Rodolph, Moore, I'm Camien-74 bales cotton
Monterey, Boyle, FIN Shreveport-li5 bales cotton.
Carolina, Davis fin Shrevepot-10l4 bales cotton.
Chas. Hammond Jones, FIN Cincinnati.
Sutana, Moore, I'm St Louis.
Josiah Lawrence Hughes FIN St. Louis.
Grand Turk Robirds I'm St Louis.
John Hancock, Green FIN Cincinnat-26 bales cotton.
Towboat Star, Brown fin the wreck of ship DanveE.
Towboat Annawan, Whittemore. fun the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern, Martin, FIN the Passes
Towboat Diamond Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamboat Jno Hancock left Louisville the 18th inst.
Reports feet water in the Ohio river. and falling
Towboat Diamond towed down and to the 22d inst.
slip Italy, schrs. Sarah and Waterwltch. -
Towboat Southwestern lowed down and to the 22d
inst shin Tyrone brig Mary A Homes Schr Cabot.
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. 81 CANAL STREEI-Under the Pkonters Hotel.
T1'HE subscribers have received large and fashionable
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York at which place they have mannsa ct
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the sale
system of doing strict cash business believing tins system
to be as beneficial their themselves they
are charged extra price in order to cover the losses
which those who do credit business always more or ie's
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL u co. II Canal St.
ap15 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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s v \ y S.

f1ps STEAM TO BRAzOS ST. JAGO-Regu-
sNfLIEA lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
49, IS periastened steamship NC STA, Capt
AIRED Stevens, Will ply n regular packet between New
Yeans and Bazos ST Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
ho @fande and Maiamoros which will be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, TO insure dispatch. ar26 3m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER s. CO, New Orleans
tTHOMAS L. ADDY & CO.. BrazOs St. Jago
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ny On the 18th inst. the democrats of Boston
held meeting to ratify the Baltimore nominations.
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~ lished az The lowest pnce.
mY3l GEORGE JAQIJFS Il co

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above Reward viii be paid upon conviction e
of the person or persons harbonng the mulaeSs "a
MATILDA or TlliA-but no doubt now passing 4kS@
nndeI an assumed name with forged pass; SAID gl,i9S
dark muiato, aboHt feet inches high. Is or H.
Of age sont made prominet eyes short nose and
turns her feet IN when walking Twenty five doars VIII be
pad for her apprehension and lodging jail OF the city
State. GEO. R. BEARD, go Magazine ST.
New Orleans, May n, 1s48. ny&s
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AT LEWISBuRG,

A PRIVATE SALE-The land measures half arpent
IA font to the Lake, by IL arpents in depth to- 80
gether with all the improvements thereupon-com
rooms stable. all well fenced in and in ntrate
ORDER In front of the dwelling fine pasure-the whoe
well surrounded by fine live OAK and other beautiful trees
The plan of said property be seen at our ofce-Tefms
very liberal.
myH PlERSON Il BONNEVAlI, 81 Gravler ST..
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REsIGNATIoN.-MajorG Gen. Richard Armstrong
has resigned the command of the British forces in
western Canada
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STAT

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhfs
Stock on hand Sept l.......,....... 23493 u 335
previously. i l66, 2ls-1 16S S95 a dit 800
1l924sS 81 256
Exported past days........ s, 1877 45
previously - O57 ,l6S-1 1855 IL 509-4l 554
Stock on hand, not cleared .12 l23 25702
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HOEYVMLE BRICK MANUFACToRH.
IJOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizen.
of NewOreaus, Lafayette, Can0lou, Aigels, Gre na
and Hoeyvle that they prepared to deliver the
cheapest and hest made BRICKS in the Southern county
the largest the South and the patronage OF the
public is respectfully invited. -
my30 If HOEY ~ BfINGTON.
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Ship Lucas, Outerbridge, Philadepha j. H. Ashbridge
Ship Masconomo, West Vera Cruz, Mastel
Bark Mary and Jane. Flitner, Baltimore. c. j. Meekel
Brig Fayon,e (Br) Newell Falmouth ia, Mitchel& Ca
Steamboat Schuylkil, Andrews, Cincinnati, Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

The QuEEN's DELIGHT which forms essential ingre-
dent in the Graeenberg Saapanila COMPOUND - pI2uaoiy
superior to Sarsapaa itself Professor Frost OF Charleston
s. c. speaks of it follows, IN the Sounsh journal OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon the
system generally So powerfully is its action eHerted upon
the capillary and ecreng vessels in changing their morbid
states Or conditions, and disposng them to new healthy
action that it is greatly be preferred &C.. &c,". He
further adds That it in chronic diseases ana chronic IN
Examinations. and also the hong train OF consequences that
follows syphilis that its efficacy is best exhibited
The superiority of The Graefenberg Sarsapara Compound
may be thus stated
Ist II composed of number of the most efcacous
vegetables ihe whole of the Mater Medica ad
dtion 10 Sarsapanla.
more doses in the bottle than OF the largest bottles
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders Saapala what Qui-
nine Peruvian Bark. The diluted PREPARATIONS
better than ordinary root beersourng the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To weak infusion of Sarsa
para when sulphate of the article may be had is like
taking bark instead OF Qunine like travelling in scow
against strong current, instead OF in swift steamer. ,
These things being let all who have made up the
minds to Sarapala that of the GraefenbeIs
Company 1t warranted be times elcaGlons
than other knownno matter how large the Dote, Vi
extrayagant the advertisements As SPRING MEDliNIs,
the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills the Graeenberg Health
Btters and the Graefenberg Sasapalla Sou
supercede all Others For universal the Pi ana bl.efs
of ncaIcuabe value Those who take them neea n9t
fear the enervating effects of the summer Wigt - a. ai
~ The General gent for Louisiana and misspP
to whom applications for may be aaafeSea 70
tV5- For sale by WELD 4 co, Periodical agents, ~
Camp street AFR HUSTEh, eoI EEI gcN %
Masazine and Banhoomew SITS; J. WRIGHT T. CO, Isl
Charles st ] II,ADO, q Condo ST., New Orleans
THos CGQk Postmaster city Of t a. a T. IoS
F0EI FL corner Ievee and Seventh s LAFAYETTE ava
On ARIES BENNEOT. Carrolton La. 'ed ISL
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GLASS STAINING


TT is not generally known that the beautiful art Of
i STAINING is done in NewOleans by j. UAMPBELL,
No 1876 GRAvER street. between Circus and Phppa streets,
who ocits Of the public patronage being the FIRST
and only establishment in the South All ceors Of PLAIN and
ornamented STAINED GLASS for churches steamboats, win
dows doors, sideighls, skylights, lamps, eto.
N B-Lead SASH plain and ornameatsd, made to order,
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N7ANTED-Fort the use of the State House, now beia
w erected at Baton Rouge, three hnndred and SIX v
squares of seasoned and dressed FLOORING -four inches
wide by and half in thickness. free from
Knots be delivered BATON RoUGE OR BEFoRE THE
First. pay OF NOVEMBER NExTaCypress Or IsiG
architect Proposals for the furnishing of the above tn
lowest terms be made; in writing Or verbally, IN tn Is
CITY for the space of thirty days, to the subscriber
MAUNSEL WHITE Commissioner
P Stems may be made for the delivery in this city on
hoard steamboat je7 I'm
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PORTABLE COTTAGES.

rENHE subscriber hand and building to order
i a variety of PORTABLE COTTAGES, to <s.g.s,
which the attention of those who intend passing the sssn
warm season in the Lake Towns and Watering EAAs2-
Places the city and those who would wish 10 have
cheap and pleasant residence of their own, IS INVITED
specimen OF the Portable Cottage be Magazine
street one door above Delod street, side. he has
FOUR on hand ready for immediate USE
taIq I'm SAM DENMON "a Grayer street,
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MAGUIRE5s DAGUERREoTYPI
INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Htua Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON LIST MARCH, 1915.
Cash deposited in Phgnix Bank, Hartford. $29 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford bearing
interest at the OF per per annum.. 759-ll4 GOO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford ...".." 1850
Phoenix -. :. ........... l,3O
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. l,20
Stock in Exchange Bank ..............n.. 1880
=, =, Connecticut River Bank. ...... 1850
:. :. Eagle Bank, Providence. .....n 800
. Lee Rank Lee Massachusetts, %, 800
- :, Connecticut River Company....., 1900
. . . :, Railroad, .,.... 1850
:, :, Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an ad. 49,
the above mentioned cost prices of II -l3 04O
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven railroad Co... II O0
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. ........ 81 2l0
Bills Receivable, payablein 30 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate ~,
Total Assets of the Company. 1886, $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
IT, The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies at the lowest rates OF PREMIUM re-
VIM R. FOSDICK,
my10 till 18TH GEO. c. LAWRASON-
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WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS.

E SUBSCRIBERS have Just receives, an additional
with Hunting Gases of NJ /. Tobias, Roskell and r. s
Ge SUPERIOR nor makers also Fine LonGon Dsp5si -
aiC4sS men Jeweiry of the latest styles comprising fne
GOD Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Sec&SGes, breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger Kings
&C also great variety OF ANIS GOODS selected by
one OF me hn IN the EnTorean markets consisting OF toFk
boxes blessing Gases fine Fans ReticueS and other fancy
articles Also, line Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Cd9tor. CsndesLicks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revolves Bowie Knives. Military Goods &C.
Ne fol sale at moderate prices, by
lsI HYDE " GOODRICH Is Charles st.
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COPART ERSHIP.
NTOTICE-The Copartnership heretofore existing under
y the firm of JONES q COMMIT was dissolved on
the 10th instant, by mutual consent. ,o>,,.
Nsxu Orleans Nav 20 Js1s 2. COMMIT.
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FAMILY BUTTER AND
FINDER THE 1CE-HOUSE,
u Corner Of st. Charles and
Poydras streets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES of New York. Penn
syIyania and the West for a con-
stant supply of
Sweet Table Butter.
1t will be delivered at the resi-
dences of orr customers (without
extra CHARGE in sroHE JARS, from
) 10 10 ID.
Plantation Butter always
on hand; also, COOKING Butter
Also, italian, French, Holland
and American CHEESE. lg
nlaished at the lowest price.
,,,y91 EEni
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

LATITUDE. 20 81 N-Loso1ruDE, 80 Win Time, 6,