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PURE WATER.

TIVE PATIENT RAPID WATBR-PURIFIER"
Il a article of English invention, and tirst in
tTOdueed into the United States This Filter is made OF
peculiar kind of stone which performs the pecoaton with
greater Iapdy than any other yet discovered. II cyn-
dca in shape, and capable Of eIing from to 500 900
gallons per day II rapidly disengage matter of every kind
held in suspension and renders the water beautifully pure
and mpd, and from its peculiar construction paTticu-
larry adapted purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
is of the most useful inventions of the day. Its smp-
city of construction, its duIabidty-nO MAKER how impure
muddy the may bea failing supply of pure
water wthoutany trouble the speedy removal of all delete
nous matter lis Applicability TO be placed in Water Butts
Tanks, Csems Ponds, Reservoirs, particularly recon-
mends it to the notice of Hotels Boarding Houses, Steam
boats Ships Private Families, Offices etc, for all of which
there are sizes suitable SeveaFo them have already been
put up in the city and country and found to answer
expectation They be in operation at my
store where persons invited 20 call and examine them
not with view Of buying, as a curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL,
au14 House Furnishing Store So Camp It,
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Mr. WHTNEY's RAILROAD SCHEME. The
American Railroad Journal disapprOves of Mr..
Whitney's plan of a railroad to the Pacific, as en-
trely impracticeble, and expresses determination
to do what it can to prevent Government from en-
barking in scheme which I" will involve them in
a Notifying failure, and defeat for years. the very
object it is seeking to accomplish"
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EASES.-rhe reputation of the winter is well eStsb.
hhed that all that 70 say to those who have beeE
unfortunate have contracted those dread
u diseases known and called Secret Diseases in Of
their various forms is that the writer after
full practice of wentysX years confined strictly to Veneea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (having treated and
lieyed many hundreds who past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer you pOg
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No. 80 CUsTOMHoUsE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves Ofthe bens
fits Of the Iubscnbsr'g long and successful persnce
iy15 # b. F. MULLEN, So CustonlhouEe st.
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oTTIzHNs % new ORLEANS,

n o soqRt TO piece your Sons IN Of the best Schools
= "a .4Hsrica look &C the advertisement bef01o.
noITGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.-The
edifoe for this School is situated College Hill about
fbTs onThs of mile from the beautiful village Of POugh-
keepsie Duchess county, State of NewYOrk.
The School is conducted philosophical principles,
Reference is invariably had 10 the nature of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts employed develop ia
powers in their natural order and TO preserve them in their
relative strength. The domestic and modes OF
instruction adapted 10 youth of years Of age and mp
waE and they instructed in such branches may be
requisite either qualify them for Commercial Life En-
gineeiHg, or to prepare them for College
The annual expense per scholar is $780, payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board tut
ton stationery, bed and bedding washing room, fuel
light and books (eycepthe French and the Spanish books
The year is divided into terms of twenty three week
each The Sumner term commences on the first Wednes
day in Msy-he Winter term first Wednesday in Eovem
Der Is the purpose Of the undersigned not to receive
youth into his School whose moral character not good.
jy2O 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Il knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases,
owing the utter Disqualification of those who profess
TO cure such cases. deem it be nothing but an act
kindness towards the unfnunately afflicted well Sheei
justice to DR.. MULLEN, No. SO CUsTohH0UsE STREET,
to state that in the year 1886 was sOrey afflicted with Eyph
lis in its worst and most appalling form, and Tor several
months together was under the best regular medical practice
could obtain New Orleans without being at ali benefit
ted-iudeed grew worse At length heard of Dr.. MAJ.
lens great reputation applied TO him, and my great
Oy IN three weeks he restored perfect health Sab
ivf5tf We" O''eaA'' 'H1' SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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No. 90 CDSIOJHHO USE STR q ET, NJ, o,
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY RzQUIREp
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFgECTED.PnyRe Diseases cured in
few days by regular physCGh without mercury or Other
poisonous medicines, at No. 80 CUsTOhEOUsE STREET,
New Orleans, LOuisianH.
Dr.. MULLEN CALI the attention Of those afflicted with
any of the fOTmz Of certain DeHze to his general advef
him that which has the apprOyalO the most
SuTgeOnI Of Paris London and New York and its unver
raj gQCceE has proved beyond doubt that u6mapen cure
for the worst cases Of eopEhutionEl sYphs FonouhGa
GtncuIe enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands diseases IN
dlced By certain solitary practice, ETC. etc. bo OBJ.
tanned to moral certainty, II application be made those
whose intelligence, ak aHd experience be relied on
Since Dr. NUen opened in this city, all the many oabet
that have oOTae under his have been cured without
Il1ge exception, Some Of these Of years standing
One remarkable Of structure 80 yesn old has been cared
10 the surprise OF the patient The gentleman (whoBa
probability known TO the citizens of New OTesns)
treatment of structure is not Known South Of New York
Ills Treatment Of g0nOTrhgs and glee the most perfect
ever dmcCyeTed 1t the shortest safest and suest The
patient taken cOpaiys oUbebI urpenne OF other nau.
dOsez but is obtained in or TWO days without
pain, Inconvenience change Of diet ~ Nc pay unsn
cure is effected within the time named.
lNPOTENCY.-H Dung man Others who, by sexual
cess or lpOuOn have brOuEh. themselves any
Of the painful consequences resulting FROM ulFestTaned
indulgence OF the paaslOns such premature impO.
tency involuntary EemiRa emi1EiOnS general debility
or unconstitutional arrangement may consult DIR. Mullen with
HtICtegt Eeeresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No 90
CUrtOmhOuSs II. BENJAMIN MULLEN M ID.
EB~ Remember No IS CustOmhouSe st jyl5u
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NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME AMI
CEMENT COMPANY. N ewark, N. ].



The following are selected from number received By the
Certifcats Of VIM J. MoAlpine, Chief Engineer, Dry
Dock Office, u S. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Nov 49, 1913.
Newark and BOsendae Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the Quauies and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White, at WhltespOr ser county, N L. and have
been asked 70 stale my knowledge OF the character OF the
Cement made by Mr. White. ] have used large quantity
Of Cement Csay 100000 baues) the enlargement OF the
Erie Canal, at and Albany. considerable portion Of
this anuiactured by Mr. White, and was uniformly Of
most excellent character indeed it was the best brought
10 that market The tests before usng were very severe and
but very few barrels rejected have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the excellent character
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
pany, the Gas Works at Reading, and strongly
commend il most excellent article Of Cement, fol
strength quGkness Of setting, and for its taking large
quantity OF sand in its mixing. A. 2, HIaHFrELD,
r. S. FARRELDY,
JOHN GINEY,
THOS. u. MOORE
November II. lS4s. Builders and Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
Company and cordially recommend it very superior
article have hesitation in declaring to be the best
have used and would recommend It to contractors and
Others requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
Rochester. N. Y, December l, 1913.
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros.
end1e Cement purchased by the contractors Of the Reading
as Works and can strongly as being the best
| have ever used JONATHAN FAIRCHILD,
Super't Of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works,
F The subscribers prepared to execute orders for the
above articles, in any quantities that may be required, and
would call The attention Of dealers builders esen makers,
etc., IS being superior articles and at moderate prices
HAYMAN & HOLDEN, 9s Magazine st.
New Orleans. Feb 20. 1919 is ID 3m
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Tor the cure OF GOnOTrhRa,
elect, Structures, VenefeaI
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these pTepa,
rations to the public,
Doctors Leroy and Peletiel
iearleEsly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
lot surpassed, but une.
Qualed, either fOF theil
curative properties or fol
mlldness, safety and Ger,
tainty in their operations,
By any other preparation
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases Of
GOHOTThGG, Gieet, StFic,
lures, Pains i& the LOiRs
BuTDign m ths TTyiv0y.z
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McYOY,S ELIXIR.

Tbs Best Medicine Of the NiRStseR Century, made from
Roots az Plants gFOUtRg near the G4uif of .3srfrp.
This is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
havaH In Diseases Of Children and as preventive of dis
ease IN as acute o who can tell its worth Il has been
used with pIa6mlnent success in Diseases of the Chest
as Gods: Cough, Difficulty Of Brsat5ing Splitting az
rood Night S1tdtS, Qen attended with Chs and Heal
Pam an CHE Breast and Side Consumption az rs f9rgq
stage Asthma, Group, Influenza. Also, Liner Cam.
pGlRt, COSLfUgcss, SCrlUa, Wasting If he Nash M
iect2aS at t5e Spleen, Stomach and Bonds NC have
heard OF no case Of Ca0lCrd occurring where this Temc
ay has been used Whee has been used for ndspost0p
IN epldTen, they have been nyaab free from Worms and
enjoyed the most perfect health For females will be found
superior to every other medicine and can be used undpr
acquaintance ITS depuTatve qualities places il faf above
on we essAgaiGs In Scarlet FsrsT Is unquestOnaby
FIX further information Pamphlets and Bis-
THE EoLEoTIC SYRUP.
For the cure Of FH0r afkJUS, Ezressige JfsrfBs Dis
chdfgeS ana CkTOHlc Disease of the Spleen of upsuT
passed eAoeencs positive IN its alutay results and worth
Of universal patronage Price 81 90.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDoTE.
a Great AVID Wonderful agent Of truly astonishing
power, composed Of simple vegetable element and extsf.
nalY applied For The cure Of Rheumatism, Tetanus or
LOei3Glo, SDGsS Stiffness If the Joints Pain III Cgsy
part Of ne b9aB Eargehe Nervous I00thaehe if applied
in the ear Of the affected side.
We would not deal in fulsOme eulogy nor in the usual
ys Of panegyne, IN commencing this article 10 public
tratve of its power 10 heal. Excellence efficiency Ger.
sintY are its attributes. All who it will say it is good
and Will do poaiculsbe good 10 the human race. Price o.
For sale By r. B0NNABEL,
corner of MstoheZ and TohOupOulas Ets.
Bb " a. n MORRISON. ~ MaRsziua 1t.
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Citizens Of NeD Orleans and Vicinity, Shipmasters
and Steamboat Captains, to yOu Greeting
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage t9t the
~ past hye years and by having, and oonunuaiY re-
oeiying fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own lmpoI
lat0n, and at all times heavy stock on hand duehtvs
experienced person, do feel prepared 20 put mp talI4
SUPPLIES. SHIP and BOAT STORES-fl PLANT.
Frs ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
PLIES on me most favorable terms, with goods Of the
'''pu0''y' CHARLES STOUGHTON.
mYl3u Family Greer, 80 Camp street, NO.
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THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE,


TAKEN w
FNAME to the Stable Of WIN. r, BELL, IA Carondelst
~ street; on the 9Th inst, q Grey HORSE, Sad N
w and Bride between Is and nc hands high; I'm
s.lek name, and tail partially black OF Ia
Mn ysss Old no marks visible. The owner can have
A'N w paying expenses les
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EDUCATTON.
ETIaT 5ogoot ( oR you're LApEas

rs H9dNAEhS OR fl4I p UPIL&
CANoNpELEp ETnRET, MAR ST. JOBRPH sTRErT
ElNSIABLL5HEQ in 1912 under the supeUntBadsnca 0
~ the Misses ALLISON from LOndOn-In this Instn
ton conducted on the best plama of European instruction
the course Of study thorough and systematic vague
theones OF superficial methods Of teaching to elicit ds aj
or literature.
The French Languages under the supentendbnoe Of
rrsnoh gentleman Of high literary attanments other IAN
guag' music and the accomplishments taught by MAJ
tiers OF equs eminenoe in their professions. .p,
brewing In every style is taught By the Misses A.oH
themselves pupils for many years ofone Of the most
drawing masters in Europe. -,
Terms may be known on application to the Iesl9Snos
OF the Moses ALLISON. CarondslstS AAoH
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
gao. W, HARDY PRIN oIP a L.
JfGiddCs stFest bstt5een THGlia and JNetp0naeRe.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac johnson, Governor Of the State oil LoulaahA'
Trasmon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayaue, Secretary OF state y,,..t,.
Alexander DimitTy, Sup. General OF P1D. 1auVeiVA'
George Eustis, Chief Justice upTame ConIl'
A. M Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. Bright Justice OF the Feaee. r 7 ;i,,
J. d. B DeBOw, Professor Un1veIslty OF 1sOulaisAa'
M. NJ. Cohen admir-. r,.,
A i'll Crossman Mayor Of the City; =,
Joseph Genois Recorder l1unlcpahy Y O. 3 ms
Joshua Baldwin, " rio.
p. Seuzenoau, @'V' AHNo'
TERMS.
For Nav Pupils from 81 to $40 per Month. -
BoaTdins Pupils from SIC to $40 per Month. apla
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HARTwELLs WASHINGTON HOUSE.

TRNHE undersigned would inform bis Southern patrons and
n friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which "a
has been under his charge for several years, has just
been elegantly retted, enlarged and eiuuhed, in he
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization OF
eveiy department complete The most splendid suits of
apartments be had at all times by giving few hOun
notice.
The central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, Tendes it Of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there shall be eXerons
spared to have il continue merit the liberal support il has
heretofore received. H. ]. HARTWELL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
raAdinesl fnYI dEWtI
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HIS estabIlshmsnt vii be opened for the reception Of
Il yisterS on TUESDAY. May 18th. The premises "a
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now EN
OILERS inducements 70 persons in search OF health, CON-
fort pleasure equal if not SUPERIOR to public house
the coast 1t occupies central position the pleasant
and delightful village Of BOx-of easy access from New
Orleans. The green swad in front of the house
in width and is shaded by great number of OAK,
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the uxpres Of the and Of the New OeanI
market Attached the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the beat Wines and
LiquOu; also good Billiard Table.
PersOns wishing to secure ooms will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward their niCatonS By
the Biloxi packets, there but one u 8 mail week
mylb JOHN W. NIXON.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,

Hull z W DUD HUU0Eil
Eastern Shore of Mobile BdV-TsR JiteS Southeast Of
the CifY Of Mobile.
FTHIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having I'M
a dergOne many alterations and additions the .AsEA,
past winter, is now open for The reception Of visit ssa
ers. This house il on bluff forty feet above the A
level of the Bay and open to the beeZes from dec
ton Its dry and healthy atmosphere with the line Salt
Water and Shower Bathing-AmUssment of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest LiquOu and Wines and
Table the best the market ai0rds-Bds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance, render Of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There is lOw.pressure boat making two trips daily,
Meeting with the NawOTeans boats.
In addition TO the main building number of neat Cot
ages 1.-TWO each) have been erected expressly for FAM
lies distance and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle of a hotel.
zee. CHARGES
Ter nay
Children and Servants hall price.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
H0llyuood Bald5iH county. y4ia aul8 I'm
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A G. AINsWORTH, NfOTaRYP UBLIC an ~. CO y a.
TJTigF OFFIcR-No. 50 CAMP STREET, New O VI j
49, Denositions taken Accounts PTObated Deeds ehqf
MORTGAGES Drawn aHd all Documents and lnslIanPSnSs y
Vienna PBsnarel Rad Aufhentisaed for UHe and heeoiu
q apr bgrt Of tha UNITED STATES al -.
f9- Name and other Protests p0IuoulaIy altehes1
and sli cases Of Genea Agerago or Parua t9
stated and promptly arranged. hl2o l1ue-
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THE rRENoH LUoINA CORDIAL,

Or, Lr. IGrJe- s RGgt0TdtlUe DT0Us.
TFVHE IAVARlABLE SUCCESS of these Drops in
j Of lmpOtenCy has gained for them Just celebrity
To those persons who by OF yeney self pOlltOn
have brought themselves Premature lmpotenCy, lnvO
untaTy Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
and Storytelling Of the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections
other consequences of unTesane ndugenc of the
sensual passions these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice (Onanism) depression Of
Owness Of spirits with peculiar fits OF melancholy and les
sens both mental and bodily capacity.
EV The only Agency in the United States at No 1G
CARONDELET Street between Canal and Common sts,
NewOrleans sign of the Esculapius Statue. 81 ly
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.

fTIHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
travelling public confident that he can supply a.
the wants Of the transient vislteE OF Montgomery ~
wen as any Of his competitors Those going TO-
inning from the North obtain meals at all hours suit
fheava and departure of the railroad cars and steamers
A fine fourh0Be OMNIBUS constantly in attendance 10
passengers and from the boats the free of
charge The accommodations equal TO any other estah-
hshuient in the town. and, being reduced rate offer
additional inducements TO the travelling public The best
stewards cooks and engaged and pains will
be spared render the stay Of ve pleasant and agreeable
an20 d&Wly 9. A. ABERCROMBIE.
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PHLADELPHIA, June % 1851 feel free TO recommey 4
Dr. Days ssyrnp Of Wild Cherry and Tar from eTl,
ence OF ITS beneficial ELECTS IN my own he eep
for lime past subject TO attacks Of splitting u Uood a.
tended with weakness OF the breast and eav ON
Last spnng having an attack Of it, as recon nened b.
az acqualn9I &c who had been cued Dy Dr. Dayss 81 r
to try t.. did 50, and relieved by ii in - h5r ~
botus. Its apparent good effect were immediate
JOHN r. OEAh, Lslies, ShOemakeL. 70 Race st
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OREsOENT nITY HOTEL.

CORNER CUSTOMHO USE and FRONT SITS.
NkJ LII be opened tOr the reception of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1873 Well fur savss,
Dshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen Easse
TABLE--the best the market will afford. FREE
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and no pains will be spared to reader those wh0
atop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms TeasOuabeas any establishment OF the kind
in the city. Gal d&WH1 E. ALEXANDEEt, Proprietor.
BOA DIN c HOU sG
1Sl CtRAEiER Street bCtI5eeR St. Charles and CGrSN
deet Strees-OBs door from TIE Of CGrOHdetS ST.
MFRS. WILSON, Gate of q Bienville street) respect.
I'VE fully informs her friends and the public generally 81
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had herA
HOUSE thoroughly Tsted and prepared for the acoommO.
datOn of gentlemen exclusively, Grateful for past patron.
age, she hopes by dgen attention to the comfort and
yehenoe of her patrons to merit and receive Ontnusnce
the same Hertems will be, heretofore, MODERATE.
NJ IL dSW
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NO. 10 CARONDELET STREET.. Sign of the
.EsCWlGpidn Statue
OR. LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Con-
- POUND MIXTURE and ANTI-V EREREAL SPECIFIC,
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MARTIN IA. DEVERRUX,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet~ArOn s. Crate Business
CRATES of Brass. Russia or Berlin Iron, any q
VI pattern size, TO Euit the Fire place Mantel. 81 -
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR-eWNJs4
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for "
Boar ting houses Hotels. COOKING STOVES, to suit
Famies Of from eight thousand persons improved By
M. H. D. Plain and BrOnzed PYRAMID STOVES, TO
suit Churches, Halls Public Rooms Small do, for Off
ess or Counting rooms. Ship and amboatCABQ0SES,
from No. to 8, for coal or wood. SIOVE-PIPE of all
sizes and put up. Bath Heaters, Stills Worms Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand OF to order.
n BBuilden and Others in want Of Crates, Tin, Cop.
per Pipes Cutters, will find to their advantage to call
and examine the same.
~ All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1H No, 90 Tehoupitoulas ST., New Orleans.
NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY, Newark, M.
FTNHE above named Company have appointed MessB
| j. HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale o.
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT, CALCINEI
/ PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST, for the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity JOHN II. STEPHENS, PIes't.
A, LEMAaEENA, Sec
Newark, N. j. February, lba9.
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81 Tohoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" porers of FRUITS. NUTS, etc., have for sale:
POWDER-A gency of the celebrated American Chrys.
tai Powder Company"
RAISINS-200 boxes M r and Layers,
CITRONS-lO0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In Jars and fancy boxes
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas.
CHAMPAGRE-I50 baskets, various brands
NUrMEGS-250 pounds No l.
LOBSTERS-ARents for manufacy j. CALDWELL Co ,
MUSCAT WINE-In cases and casks.
FIGS-I000 drums. selected Smyrna
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-3OO bags.
AIMONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-POIt, various qualities % quarter casks superior
old Msdeira in bond, etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-30O kegs superior St. Louis.
OLIVE OIIr-200 baskets, pnts and quarts
BITTER AIM0NDS-20 frails.
CURRANTS-50 casks New Zante Cuuants ie27tf