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THrRD Committed - George
Montiache, accused of assauIting George Doherty,
on the 23d August last, and wounding him severely
IN the thigh with a sword, and at the same time
assaulting John Burns with the sword, was yester
day examined before Recorder Seuzeneau, and sent
before the First District Court for trial.
Petty Lqrceay-A warrant was issued for the
arrest of Adam Click, accused Of stealing pair Of
shoes from the room of DAME. Yeiser.
liaasaRghr-Mr P. A. Bertrand yesterday
made affidavit that from what he had learned, he
believed that negro named Pascoun, the property
Of tie late Nine. Martin, had caused the death Of
slave named Joseph, belonging TO Nine. Demahy
who died on the l9th ult, by beating and wound
ing him. Mr.. Bertrand says he has no personal
knowledge Of the matter, but makes the affidavit
on information from other persons. The crime is
stated TO have been committed in the Second NUM-
cipaiity, and the accused after being arrested was
given in charge of the police of that Municipality.
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o. In the Gosport navy-yard thousand men
are employed. The new steam figate Powhattan
is being rapidly finished
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY-DiS misSed.-The case
of Chas. Foster and James Mugrove, accused by
Sarah Ewing of forciJly entering her house on
Poydras street some nights since, and threatening
her, and Mugrove, furthermore, with breaking
about sixty dollars worth Of her furniture, was yes
terterday called up before Recorder Goding, and
neither the accused nor the prosecutrx being pres
ent, was dismissed
Disclargea-kiernan Egan, charged with as
sanding and threatening Robert McDonough and
EFhos. Ftzsimmons was discharged, there being no
proof against him.
Husbands PjeRty.-A dame named Mary Shultz
vas yesterday on the stand to prosecute cher ami.
fred. Smith, for assaultng and threatening her
Che proved that she had lived two years with
smith when she found he would not marry her,
nd notified him to leave her at once" Yes said
DOR Smith, "you only wanted to get another hus-
land 80 None of your business, Mr.. Impudence,' -
etorted Dame Shultz, Pm not depending on
on; can get as many husbands as | want"
CowLiding among the Pctiicoqts.-Mary Cochran,
ccused Of cowhding Mary Lee, hearing a war
rant "was out " for her arrest, yesterday surren-
dered herself in court
| Beating a IToman.-Michael MCGOWAN and his
wife Rosa, charged with seriously beating Johanna
; Magnium, yesterday voluntarily surrendered them
/ selves tothe police.
Tile NcJO Race C0urSe.-No less than six of the
'omnlbuses running from Canal street to Lafayette,
Were yesterday reported at the Second Municipality
Police Office for racing and furious driving on
Tchoupilouas street To these must be added two
| drays Five Of the six are of the Rough end
Ready line. In adopting this Soubriqnet of the
Of Do. IL L.
collect he never runs-except for the Presidency.
Larceny.-James Hines, f. m. c., was yesterday
arrested at the request Of P. A. Holmes, on sus-
pcion of having stolen twelve dozen of silver
spoons from the steamer Princess.
Charge Of IaHslaughter.- Pascoun, whose arrest
on charge Of mansaughter will be found noticed
under the Third Municipality head, was delivered
over yesterday afternoon to the police of the Second
Municipality, where, it is alleged the crime was
committed.
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.

VA The undersigned having engaged the ID
r., offre lately occupied by Big. Gen. *
TE&SI4 ). Churchill, INSPECTOR General u s. zaesss@
~ Army, New Commercial Exchange) S1Fsas--5e3
corner o. St Charles and Perdo Streets prepared to
eCute all the necessary to enttle officers, commits
stoned officer. musicians, and pnvat,s the abUve pay.
or the most reasonable terms Any business entrusted 10
their will be dispatched with the pttude
The Regiments f Louis Volunteers OF S46are ncuded
IN the act Of Congress of 18th July 1543 Company ccoun
adjusted ard made out for the proper
with accuracy and dispatch.
e-S~ mrleIia7e attention paid to Bounty LGlld Per
THEO. LEWIS
late Caet Co X lst La. NOlu teers.
WIN. MONAGHAN.
slag 'r's Cant, Co. 2, 5th Rsst, La fsluaS7s-
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Or Geo. P. Maxwell has been appointed clerk
of the Superior Court, New York, in place of Jesse
Oakley deceased
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Benjamin W. Huntington rs. Schooner Mary Ash
brook, etc.

IENHE BOY DANIEL aged about 80; complexion ~
copper color feet SORE inches high; stout built, ~
and inclined 70 be bald. 4 suitable reward viii bsT 81
paid tor his delivery TO ~
sss2 Z RoYT & FoRD. il 81 Cl,.rsss ss1Ssi.
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From .Efr Edl0Grd Robbins, Druggist.
BoRDENTOWE, n J., Jan. 9, l9H.-We have taken some
trouble introduce DR.. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all received from Dr. J. H.
Cook has used il in his practice he thinks highly OF the
medicine. DR. Cook is one of the eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician Of Joseph
Bonapare, exKing of Spain, during all his residence in this
country.
From lie - Westera Empire" DGyt0n o. july q, 1847.
Mr. ]. F. Howels Sir-I affords me much pleasure to
say to you that my Cough and affection the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of enehaf bottle Of
Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised me to use You can safely recommend the
use Of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds az
most excellent remedy. ours respectfully,
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DR.. DAVIS SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY and TAR
n Offering the public this and valuable remedy tO
Consumption, Bronchitis, asthma Coughs, C0tdS ETC.
append few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen III pamph
let for distribution The agency which sufferers are invited
to Obtain Itmay be proper to that Dr. d. Is an eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing gradUateo
LLa II niNnr.iiE oil HannsELEnnLl.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
- ICHARD TERRELL respect ally offers 70 the public
= his services as n UCTYOYEEht tO the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and tor OUTDOOR SALES,
pegng his eXeon to promote the interest ct those
entrusting business to his care
EY egTOes OF every description constantly on hand,
private public sale.
~ LIbera Cash Advances made consign-
meufs RICHARD TERRELL, Auctioneer,
myl1 Nos. IS and u BaukS's Arcade Passage.
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CARD-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
"A that he has sold THE AMERICAN to Mr.. NJ. +.
HOUSTON, and while he returns his thanks for the very
liberal patronage which he has received, he recommends his
successor to their kind attention and hopes they will cOnnue
their support to the establishment [O2 til c. j. 0MEARA
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Milford, PERM C0aptg, Pa, October l, 1876.
MessTs. Robinson, Collins x 20: Sls-Ihs Is 10 inform
you that afflicted Tor twenty years with violent pain
in my breast much that cgald hardly lie in bed at
decided symptoms of consumption. applied several emf
nen physicians, and took great deal Of medicine without
any relief whaieve advised to try DR.. DAVIS Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar of which took two
bottles, which entirely relieved OF complaints there
fore with confidence recommend 1t to all who are IN
like manner afflicted, a most valuable medicne
joins TOOMEY;
The authenticity of the above statement vouched for by
MI Isaac Murphy, merchant OF Milford, who knows M
Toomey and the circumstances of his case Mr. l. no"
sixty years Of age
From Dr. ~ S. Mcintosh: ,,,r,5
WELLsv1LLE ONO Jan. o. lSl7The article OF WIN WIZ
considerably in my practice. have sold anu u - % a.
hat you have forwarded and would be pleau 70 e ou
send another supply as early as the means u '
will Open ,,r,rrvz 49, mn
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CElb6hl AND +! 4 X.
Tho f1In,vin0 statement word Tor word as was taken
E. ~ H.; ~ NJ Gaorge-VithOut pant or vanish. No
factuTnr VIII sufferers resist such evidence!
p5T1 ~ szI. SEM % 1S47.-l have been subject
800; 60 srd very frequently laid in bed during that
80 Distressing cough aud pain in my breast and lett
HE i'b rig6t sFeats. / as April had a violent attack,
b Isstei for three mOgts; i appeared 10 that my
of matter great many remedies that ~crs recon-
7eIs tn me- well number Of prescriptions from our
family physician without any relief ~ last was PreVaed
mon 10 take Dr. DAVIS Compound syrup OF VIVA CHeuy
disease Before had taken one bottle cough gave way,
nv night sweet relieved the pain left my side and
breast | now consider that | am entirely well, except
neuralgia pain that occasionally afflicted Tlth on one
side Of nv head JANE ELIZA GEORGE;
T6ompSsn s. doors below sehuylk Sixth, south side
ty~ Sold BIZ ROBINSON, COLLLNS& Co. y Market
'', Isls 808 l. WRIGHT CO. ts1 ChsHrsr
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From .3Ir. JOHN D. .N0rgGtl, 1JTuggl3t, da5e4
PTTTsBrRG Jan. u, ISI7.--The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
H. know ofoDe instance Of permanent cure of Asthma
on gentleman OF Ohio think shall be able TO sell al
laasf six arOss year.
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DAT MEAL.-Th. Journal de Quebec, speaking
Of the great abundance of the oat crops this year
in Lower Canada, says that the present very low
price of this article is not likely 10 be of long con
tnuance, it having been proposed to export consid-
cradle quantities in the shape OF meal 70 Ireland,
a substitute for the failing crop 1t contains
much more nutritious matter than the potato, and
was. before The introduction Of wheat into many
parts Of Scotland, the principal food of a large
number Of the inhabitants.
TUE PoTATo CRoP OF NEW BRUNswIcK-The
s. John On. b. Bee, OF the 18th ult says: I" 1t is
gratifying to learn, from every quarter, that the
blackening of the stalk and other signs of the
plight having attacked the potato again, are being
fUP,fseded by freshness and healthy appearance,
men gives unmistakeabe proof of soundness
mr', coupled with the anticipation of an abun-
PANT crop, may BE- looked upon as blessing
~ Shoreran Sharp, the two negroes charged
81 principal and accessory with the murder of
young Brush, AZ Buffalo, have been fully commit.
1s for trial
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TIE AME SICAE,
No. a 81. CEaRLES 81. onnasite St.

W. q 81 1il.ILlLLI,o ST. CpostE ~. 1H'teS LlOLt4
TE7HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
4 public in gen raj that he has purchased the -
above popular establishment which has for long 5E5A
time been under the management Of Nj 6. j. Ezaza
OEARA and that he Will conduct it in the best possible
style which he thinks will tend to render worthy of public
patronage The whole establishment mas been newly reted
and reprinted valuable stock Of fine liquors has been laid
in and nothing shall be omitted the part OF the prOpr.
etOr which possibly tend to the comfort and
datiOn of those who favor MIN with q call
NJ z ROTTT STON
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s1EAM8NA1so

r. s, Mail BAY STATE-For Pitts6arg!.
81 Hrff AsY7sf 81. Inst "a a. S oeoSE
T7e sgpefio5 ightdanght steamboat BAY
STATE Capt R Robertson, is rssaslg freight, and will
wharf 9DE U oGLEsB BYE Poydss 'I''
airy state rooms and being cry gbtdegs6t will meet
WIN 30 delay She will take freight for Memphis Padu
can 5mhland ETC. PassengeTs Will please be on board at
1i 1870 -Sl. 20
So, y Regular THURSDAY Weekly Packet
So YazOo City and yHliksn's BeadThe very
SgPero faiti'unning passenger steamboat GENERA
above on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at clock pm,
E0s freight or passage apply on S0a at hs foot of Canal
~ This boat will take freight for ali towns and land
MSS On ule 1 AGO river. %
~ - For Shreveport Natchitoches and Alex
G GodraI 81 he superior iighi.draught steam
S5 S FpBy Pffa IN 1'SnS'
f FsGfs YnosRqEEsE 1PS afs
gd-Eazzs Lending Lake Pr0pide nee, Aiiken Bend.
On FRIDAY the 6th inst, at ociock, P. M,
GO, Charles J. Brenham master, win resume her tips
for the above and all intermediate landings For freight
apply On D0a 8o' sMf f ieS Magazine st
~ +, Memphis Packet B JILL E TIN-For
- yheaaphts, AsteHa, &c. Son sATUk-
positlYely-Ihe splendid packet BUILETIN Capt C. b.
lar ips for the season For freight or passage having IN
surpassed accommodations apply on board Canal street
wharf,
to The BULLETIN viii take ieght for Bolivar and all
landings the Hachee river and eshp by packet at Mem
phis 81
~ = REGULAR PAKCET ~ -
lsEss For Biloxi, via Bay ST. Lou f#ssas8sH5#5
H7ssaszz5zsa3 Pass CHRISTIAN, ind yHdS-
issgg CITY. Fare 10 Biloxi, So 50... The and
SPLENDID iastrunning passenger steamer M o LIZ w.
G. Sutton, MASTER (bui expressly for the Lake trade,
cabin all in -rooms,) will ply regular packet to
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer, leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi promptly, as follows
LEAVES NEW CANAL FOR BILOXI
From Men Canal From Railroad.
Tuesday A. NJ Omnibus. Tuesday 81 A. NJ. CaH.
"Wednesday, p. NJ. do Wednesday, P. NJ. do.
Friday, 8 A. NJ. do Friday, 80 A. NJ. do.
Saturday, p. NJ. do Saturday, q P. NJ. do.
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEw ORLEANS.
Sunday, 5 O'clock p. NJ. Thursday clock, p NJ.
Wednesday, O'Clock, A. N. Saturday, O'CLOCK, A M.
n. B. Freight for the Morning trips by the New Canal
should be down the day previous Freight by the Rail
road will be received for the last train
E5~ For freight or passage having unsurpassed
mOdatiOns, apply on board, to
81 WINGATE & Brennan. a Poydras st.
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4lh Numerous testimonials file at the Company
Office whch would satisfy the most ncredulous letter
Just received from Joseph Hail. Suffolk Va, contains the
following
ey- The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
- TIE pratt IS daily coming IN from e0erD STATE
in the UHi0R.
This extraordinary medicine should be resoed TO the
any bad symptoms appear Seamen, hOatmen FIav-
ees and al Others should have supply as its timely use
wIlisage lie 49,,
The medical faculty astonished at its rover freely
conessing that there no other medicine at all to be com
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
Is equally efacou all the bowel and zach complaints
Of Chidien No moher physician should be without it.
60 The General A gent for Louisiana and Mississippi, is
D. GANsBROUGH, ~ Camp street. New Orleans, La,
tn whom qualifications for gencies may he addressed
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August 1913.
sz5~ For sale bv WELD & Co, Periodical Agents. 70
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER corner Of Exchange
Place and Gusomh0use street. and by DRG GGISTS gem
eraIlg TBOS. COOK. Postmaster, city Of Lafayette; j.
l.. VAN BOkkELLEN, corner Camp and St. Mary
sts JOHN FOELKEL. corner Ievse and Seventh ss.,
LAFAYETTE and CIIAS BENNEOT Cauollton louisiana
F. S.-The GrdeteRberg Company are destrOus of pro-
curing the SerCices Of respectable female in ererg torn
an tie Union a business l0hich nil be lucrative.
By addressing the Company, mo Broadway, New York;
post paid, particulars will be furnished.
AuDrsf ISt2
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their support to the establishment [o2til c. L0MEARA.
HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 8 and FRONT LEVEE,
- betl0ceR CaStOmhOHSe and BieR- CFSS>
ellie streets, New Orleans, has on C~>S>z1t4---z55
a om the sna SU4SsT at tie ssS Noaf -
STOCKS Of HARDWARE to be found in the United
States A few Of the articles only be here enumerated
- Country Merchants requested to call and for
- themselves, and then make their purchases where
81 they 70 at the best advantage. Now in store
1000 kegs Cut NAILS, rom the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen en- Hunt Collins AXES with many other
IS tons Of G{AisTIEEGs+ Round Pots, Ovens, Spiders
y tons Cart, Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
,40O PLOUGtIs, from the most approved makers
Is dozen Grass, Corn ard Bramble sCYTHEs. Wal
drOn and Anne lean Manufacture;
90 dozen Scythe SneathS ~ dozen Sckies;
. 40 casks Carolina and Louisiana COTTON and CANE
2OoO gallons aos sPE aB.Sf' 6fL I.;e'
1900 do. Refined WHALE OIL, for Sugarhouses;
% dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS;
500 tons of BAR IRON, ali sizes OF American English
800 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES;
tons Of American Plough Mouids;
go dozen CANE KNIVES, most superior patterns;
100 bundles American, English and russian SHEET
~" O0N i2zi5 j X and Xxx ASA Xxx Dc Ok &C.
&c, COmpTISInE size:
$4,000 ID BRAZIERS' COPPER, 10 TO 100 ID sheets
$50 slabs BANCA TIN;
600 bundles IRON WIRE. assorted. No. 80:
Kettle Ears Bucket Handles, Bucket Covers pressed,
Saucepan Handles Timers Tools and Machines a iui
supply tOuSignment:
BUILDERS NATERI A Is ofevery description, Crosscut
and Mill Saws, Files, Hatchets Drawingkntyes, Planes,
Chisels Augurs Knob Rim Locks, PadOcks Sheet,
Pig and Bar Lead; Bolts, Curry Combs, Hammers,
Brushes of all kinds;
LERY Anvil. Vices and Bellows;
Plain ami Japanned TIN WARE manufactured and sold
at wholesale Northern prices
E My Stock being large, am disposed to sell very low,
and offer great bargains TO wholesale purcbasers oct3
BENJAMIN w. Huntington rs. Schooner Mary Ash
brook, etc.
In the District Court Of the United STATES for the District
0t Louisiana. N o. 500.
IN OBEDIENCE to the commands OF an Admiralty w ar
1 rant to me directed in the abOyeentted case, have
eiZed and my possession taken the schooner MARY
ASHBROOk. her tackle. apparel ana furniture and DO
hereby cite and admnnish the owners, and all and
every other person persons having pretending to have
any right title the same 10 be and appear before
District Court Of the United the District aforesaid,
TO be holden at the city OF New Orleans, before the
THIRD MONDAY from this date, to show cau.e, II any
they have. can why tine said schooner MARY ASH
BROOK, her tackle apparel and furniture, should not be
condemned and sold agseaby the PRAYER OF the 6eiant
Y. s. aTshas Office \ Orleans sept. 20 1913.
81, so nS VIM F, w AGhER U. ;. MaTsh2l.
Runaway.
E'HE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion 2
copper color feet Org inches high stout built ~
and inclined 2 be bald. suitable reward viii be- u
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MONTHLY BULLETTN-No. 8.
DYsENTERY, DTARRHGA, etc pasittvely Cured


~ IN q Fen Hours.
THE GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY pledges Itself
TO The following facts:
1T. The GrGEfeHberg
ID MS eHtcry SyrHp
will cure tie Dyseutety. Di-
arrhpa, etc, in twenty-fou
hours.
I'd. A cure Is warranted,
no mat er how bad the lase ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and con tant The
money is instantly re funded
il a cure i, not the result.
81. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some Instances where the
patients have been given up.
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DAGUERRE0TTPE.
Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS.

ELECTEO -LZAGEETIC PORTRAITS.
gE the application Of tie above mysterious agent to Da
- gueru0type "a discovery Of The subscribers the under
signed is enabled produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind 10 SINGLE sECOND-Catchng The precise
expression instantly, ami fixing ndeiby nqon the silver
plate 81 Those who wish TO retain their families good
LIKEEEssEs Of relations TRENDS do at moderate
price Rooms, OF Canal AM Chartres stsEnrauCe
No. 3 ChaTLes street Lmy5 IyI W. II. HUTCHiNGS.
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DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
NBE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-
sentaton and adjustment with the State of Texas, Of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against tine late Republic
of Texas. Those wishing TO engage his services do
by calling addressing him at No 81 POyIrds street
Mem Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
G Refer 20 G. A Jacobs. G. Burke, AIceel abranche
:. =, PTentiSs, and Bale PeVfOn. ESOTS. aIqtf
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FIRST MUNIcRALITY-Due PreUeated.-Louis
Even made affidavit yesterday before Recorder
Genois that his son, Jacques Even, intended to
= fight a duel with Francis DeGournay. warrant
was issued against both, but Even only was ar
rested He was held to bail in the sum of $500 to
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MN9gAN sAASso
Good sleamhnat Cnol

Good Steamboat Cook.
By ]. H. B0NNEVAL, Auctioneer.
'HtlS DAY, GFh9rsday a. Y o'elock-Wl be sod at
r. Agftio1 a. th9 s. Louis Exchange soithoH restr9e-
Cook and Pasryeeook Isr1qs9Casb. . s'1'''
Act of sale beio A. Dueate, ESQ Noary Public at The
e--gz-sG VI LIe IuIsLseI. %
Groceries. Wines, Liquors, &c
By MORPHY & MENUS, Auctioneers.
TNHIS DAY (Thgrdag 5.h INST, at 10 oolosk-Will
be fod at Store Store N925 MSgaz mes stTee-
IGt bigs RIO COFFEE;
100 III gaTioa5 D 83.,!s and qualities SEGARS;
HAM. s.d45. shondeIs, Beef, AIacEefel Tea, Soap.
Vine, L.ggos, Chewing Tob eco, sc %
Succession of Adelaide Bozonier, Widow of J. B.
Marks,
BY ]. A. BONNEVAL, Auctioneer.
d. virtue of and in pursuance order from the Hon.
ID orable the Second District Court of New Orleans, dated
win be sold 81 at auction l9 On THTURsDAY the 5h oeoeI
l848 at L O'Clock thess Louis Exchange the fol
BELLA, lnegIess) aged 80 years;
ROSALIE (nulattress) aged II years;
Act Of sale before A. DOrocourt Notary Public, at the
pense OF the purchasers. so
Tobacco-Tobacco
BY MORPHY & MENUS. Auctioneers.
TRfDAY 9th inst, at II OcOek-Will be sold at No. Il
Isl butts t5'' different brands CHEWING TOBACCO
damaged board bark f. II. Chaplin, on her voyage from
baltimore to this port. Ierms-Cash 90
Succession of A. Holbrook.
BY j. A. BONNEVAL, Auctloneer.
- virtue OIL and in pursuance of order from the Hon
ID orabie he Third DISTRICT Court OF New Orleans dated
the 3Uh Of August iS5 viii be sold at auction, on SAT-
JRDAY the hh Of October l31S, at Il O'Clock, NJ at
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon situated in the Second Mu
nIIpay, the Square bounded by PeddO, Poydras, Ca
[onde Ell and St Charles st ee measuring 70 eet front on
PedO street by depth OF 2 feet BE- inches between par
ae lines, the whole according to plan which viii be
hIbted IT the Arcade previous TO the sale Term; Cash
Act OF sale before 5. Lewis Esq, Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser. SO
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And for every description of inflammation, Bruises, Burns,
and Scads, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT S
a sovereign remedy.
All of the above may be found at WELD s. Co IS Depot
of Cheap Literature, No. 70 Camp street a5G
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLIroN RAILROAD

- The Cans will leave New Orleans and Cauoton ever
hour after clock on Sundays if the weather fair.
~ The Lafayette Horse cars will every Is minute
from the merOf Baronne and Canal myl2 tlstNO