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MAcAULEY's History OF ENGLAND. = We
have received from the publishers, the Messrs.
Harpers, through the courtesy of ]. B. Steel, the
first volume of Macauley's History Of England.
As this is work whose character demands some
thing more than casual notice, it is necessary that
we should read it thoroughly before venturng upon
an elaborate criticism This we shall most as
suredly do, and then we will give our views upon
its merits, in more extended form.
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OLYMPIC CRcUs.-The seeker after the greatest
variety OF amusement cannot better employ his
time than in visiting Snckney's Circus this even
ing. Besides great variety of new and entertain
ing acts of Workmanship, comic pantomme will
be produced for the first time, entitled "The Bra
lillian Ape" The part of the Ape will be ably
sustained by Mr.. Derveloy, who has acquired con-
siderable reputation in the character. In addition
to these attractions, the great rider, Levi North
will perform his choicest acts, it being the last
night but three of his engagement in this city
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TIE FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-We understand
that the Judge of the First District Court has come
to the conclusion to open his Court this morning
1t ought never to have been closed but we are
glad that the Judge has reconsidered his determine
on and resolved to discharge his duty to the State
by proceeding in the transaction of the public
hrsinpss
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BooKs.-Ainsworth has been writing another
book. 1t is called the Lancashire Witches, and
may be found at ]. C. Morgan's, in Exchange Place,
where can also be procured &c The Old judge by
that most humorous of writers Judge Halliburton
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MORE Books" The Haunted Man., Dickens
last, and the first two parts Of franklin Illus
trated, have been laid upon our table by J. B.
Steel. This last is the photography of the cee
brated Philosopher and is got up in splendid
manner
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o. Miss Matilda M. Hays, the translator of
George Sand, has appeared on the stage under the
direction of her friend, the actress, Miss Cushman.
Her performance of the character of Pauline, in
the " Lady of Lyons" is well spoken of by the
Manchester Examiner.
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PORT LAvACA HERALD.-We have received a
paper in our Texas mail having the above title. 1t
looks well, reads well, and promises to be valua-
Bile addition to our exchange list
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Gs- Three large stores were swept off at Maumee
City by the freshet on the Maumee river and Mr..
Potter, member of congress- loses several thousand
dollars thereby.
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JAMES L. FREANER.-Our old friend, Freaner,
more widely known as Mustang" is off for the
gold region. He left on Monday, in the Isthmus.
We learn that he has been engaged by the Pic
ayune as correspondent, which station his former
career is a sufficient guarantee he will fill with
ability and excellence. We hope he may make
his "eternal fortune " in the golden regions of the
Sacramento If he should not, it will not be
his fault
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u- Thomas P. Vial, a printer and highly re-
spected citizen of Washington City, died suddenly
on the 9th inst, of disease of the heart
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ns- Speaking of telegraph across the Atlantic,
the Boston Transcript says it cannot be considered
ipracticable, though the objections to it are nsur
mountQbLe
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o. An article in a western paper, announcing
persons decease, says, " his names were commit
ted to that bourne whence no traveller returns,
attended bu his friends"
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NEW ORLE A " S :

THE NEW CUSTOM HoUsE.-The laying of the
cornsr.stone of the new Custom-house, according
10 a notice of the Commissioners, will take place,
with appropriate ceremonies, tomorrow at noon.
We have heard that owing to some cause of which
the public is not informed, the Masonic fraternity,
which usually officates on occasions of this kind,
will not participate in the ceremonies The indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, having made ar
rangements to dedicate their grave yard on Monday
have also found it mpracticabe 10 join in the pro-
ceedings. We learn, however, that the Sons of
Temperance are to be out in all their strength and
with other civic bodies and the military, we have
no doubt that they will make very handsome dis
plav. and that the ceremonies of the day will be
interesting and imposing.
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COINCIDENCE The New York Globe says of
Tom Hyer and Gen. Taylor, that both heroes had
,oon the same battle! Old lack was victorious at
Buena Vista, and Tom Hyer at Bony-fsty,
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
3 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from, Canal st.

MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
5 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from, Canal st.
New Orleans.
1NHE undersigned desires respectfully to inform he Public
-, tna l they can always hnd at his MU--GsGSI
SIC STORE choice and large assort- r ssl..5szss3
enable prices and on accommodating terms. v Y v Y
Among them Piano FOrte made by the old and cele
brated Manufactures t, GILBERT s. CO, of rich tome
ana finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and
and woTkmanike manner Also, justly celebrated H3O-
Liam PIANO FORTES, which for of tone have
not been eqqaled They particularly suited to
try rs the folan does not require tuning for years.
Inc New Improvement in ano Fotes the Patent pbra.
ting OUerbridge, l. also for sale this establishment This
improvement gives peculiar frmness and biancy to the
treble adds to the durability and strength of the Piano and
renders capable OF remaining much longer in tune than
those in ordinary
W; 7, NJ is Agent for Henri Herbs celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS, made in Paris + u power and
sweetness OF tome they stand pre- eminent.
es SdEnCOND-HhND PIANOS for sale, at from $50 to
CATHCART's MELoDEoN@This i beau p ifnI Toned
Wind Instrument fo Village Churches Lodges s. renadne
Parties and the private practice of Organists possesses
sweet and portable (weighng but % lbs
Orders from the Country. for Flutes Guitars Carioue,,
Ndgeolets, poitns, Piot0nceos Strings and Husie0l
Merehdndise Of ecsrv kind will be promptly executed at
reasonable prces Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
arps Double and Single Action on hand and made to
order to suit the taste of purchasers
MUSlC-Ihe largest Catalogue in the South. The stock
accumulation of 20 years and in il are MANY old
and beautiful peceS, out of phi t. ~
NeD Music received by arrival from the Month and
by the oreign Steamships Original Music every
week at the store. Native COMPOSITIONS solicited.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED Music Bound
VI I'm WIN. T. MAYO, Agent.
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THE NEW UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania says that Bale
Peyton has broken up his business at New Orleans,
and has been offered the post of Attorney General,
by the President elect
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Gy- A sale of valuable vacant ground, well stu
ated, short distance from Poydras Market will be
sold this day. being the closing sale of the Graver
Estate. For full particulars, we refer our readers
to the advertisements of Messrs. Beard, Calhoun
81 Co
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New PAPER.-The Piedmont Wing" is new
Wing paper, established at Warrenton, Fauquier
county, Va, by Mr.. Thomas Monroe.
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o. Wright, Fisher & Co. issued, in Cincinnati,
on the I'd inst, the first number of new afternoon
paper, called the Evening Mercury.
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W MIR. Drum, democrat, has been elected to
the Senate of Pennsylvania, from the Goth district,
by majority of 245.
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ELECTION OF SENAToR.-The Governor has
issued his proclamation for the election of Senator
in the Ouachita District, in the place of Philip
May, whose death we mentioned some time ago.
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G5- The officers of the steamer Constitution will
please receive our thanks for late ST. Louis papers
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D- We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
Mobile for late papers.
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nT- The person injured by the premature dis
charge of the gun on the CORTLAND was James
Mlligan, of Philadelphia.
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fyl5 6t2dp' 96 Tel
To the Survevo

B Mr.. CrescentI would like ask, if the Surveyor Of this
Municipality authorized permit Contractors up
with ofaand instance which this thing has been don
refer lot Hercules between Triton Walk Cape.
fyl5 Ct. A CITIZEN
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MoRPHY & NEvus will sell at III O'clock at NO. o. Waga
zine street-Dy Goods, Shoes, Hats etc.
R. M. ARMFIELD will sell at the store OF Jasper r. smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats. Boots Shoes etc. with
out reserve (ET" See Auction head.1
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FOR SALE:

"A EACElL ENr COOK, WASHER and IRONER
~, and general H9tsEsERVANT-soun and Of good
to do any kind of housework Price $500 INQUIRE at n"
-'S "'e'e' saee'' fy206t
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y Order Of the Sons of Temperance
PROGRAMME OF TEE
lPrcssssten Of the Sons Of Ten,pssany
10 attend the Laying Of the Corner Stone Of =.
NeD Custom.house,
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "a -
Order Of Procession.
Music,
A. w. Scates, Grand Marsba
The Grand Conductor and Star ~ oe.s
The Banner Of the Grand Division
The Grand Division of the State Of I.oui,;sr.
Banners
The w. P.s of the various Divisions in RECALL,
d. Banners.
SE Other Officers in Regalia. IL.
q Visiting Brothers, in good standing. g
- Banners. 81
The Sons of Temperance of the Division, in - IL
4Sl proprlate Regaa up e
Fountains Of Younger Brothers. and Banner, Ky
II The Members, Of Gretna, Washington Star Of Hon.
Divisions. will assemble at Crystal Fount Hall No. az Tb OBJ
las street. "'apou
q The Member. Of the different Divisions in the c.u,
will assemble the Hall of Pelican Division No. At M
st. Charles and Common streets. sonE
RI The members Of Lane Division, and the different vr,
in Che Third Municipality viii meet At Unity Hail. Marsny Fa.
fayette Square II O'Clock A. NJ which has been selsr L.
place General Rendezvous before taking up line Of Tie
NewOreans Feb. 10, $780, A. W. sCATEs a THsn
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DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for family
use and from the great popularity which they have
trial made of Them proprietor feels to extend
their usefulness in order that may receive like
benefits Unlike the MANY nostrums put forth before the
puDc they are the production of calculated
by education and experience offer the afflicted remedies
emnenty worthy OF their confidence The proprietor
graduate OF one OF the best medical schools the United
lassc of the institution attended three full courses Of med
the principles of his profession amid diseases diversified
character From such experience and data the public has
Of cases with the most gratifying results are caefay conn.,
pounded upon scientific principles by thoroughly &C.
Quanted with the medicinal effects of each article raey
and OF their combined effects, when chemically united
CV These preparations consist of the following kinds
Dr. Keeler's Panacea.
the removal and of all diseases arising
from an Impure state of the blood or habit of the body
Cordial and carminative.
FOR state Of the stomach and bowels whether
Or from the irritable effect of Teehng in children Prizes
70 cents per bottle. ~
Cough Syrup.
For me speedy and permanent of ncpent Consump-
ZION, Influenza Coughs, Caarrhs, Hoarseness Asthma
per bottle ~ ~ ~
vermifuge Syrup
sran lbs VeImgge an eectua and powerful remedy for all
hfe.... Price % cts per bottle =
Rheumatic Lotion.
powerful and saluary external remedy in Tic Douou.
aedA Neuaga headache Pains in the pead chest ston.
ach and extremies Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Contractions
OF the Llgamens Sprans, Bruises Conortions Govt Sci
ac palms, and for affections requiring the of external
remedies. ..25 cts. bottle.
Liver and Sanatve Pills.
speedy and positive remedy for Constipation Bliouspe.s
and for the maay affections incident to yiiated
and deanged condition of the digestive organs generally
81 '' sale Van Il NJ z2 2;5fSf' g. 6t g. Charlie, st.
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M lie d:
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Y Yesterday.

On Tuesday evening" the Rev. Mr. Capps Church. FREDE
RICK ZIMMERMAN Miss MAHALA BARNES all city.
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LIST OF SHIP!
SHIPS. Wharf. Rappahannock.

find other sea. going yesss Nth their positions, tvtns
IN the Second Municipality. .FepOrIedns.
Co--o,,s5 M 10 1'his Morniny.
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P. & E. r E [ l. L Y.
IN LIQUIDATTON.
CLOTHING AT COST.

OAO 4AA OOoA'
To Winter Goods offer the balance Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASH, comprising elegant and wsIseca
Fine Goods made in the best and Of all &
most fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown Olive. Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OvERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKS.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin Cashmere, Fancy French Cass
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Marseies very rich Ball ves
DRAWERS: of Silk, Merno, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Ccs
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS of Silk, Merno, Lambs Wool, Flannel Co.
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DES CHAMBREs of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvin Kid Of all coors Merino Silk Cashmere B
skin, etc.
CRAvATs aud sCARFs: beautiful assortment of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose Suspenders, Umtn
las Trunks etc. etc., and all articles pertaining gentleman
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
ja23 2dpf of Common under Hewlett's Exchange
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
SEE AnYERTIsEMENT oN rHIRD PAGE.

~ SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON rHLRD PAGE.
Pitts5urg. John ADAMS, Jones, 70 NJ;
M nHaa,s cALF F Reynolds F =
Mail J9hn Df9 M ksnys g Gin
N' p0''''s'' rum HYDE & oGLEsBY, 10 pOydras
Passengers please be On board at the above hour y2
~ The Steamboat United states-For Pitsbgrg
S;;;dss s$Ss
Nj fro" HYDE De-
~ The .. s. Mail John Adams-For Pittsburg,
Passengers will please board he hour. yal
SOFT. Meetings This Evening.
Frss DECREE TEMPLE No. l, at Temple Hall, No. 5s'l
PELICAN DIVISION No. l. at Pelican Hall. cor. Common
and st. Charles sts. at hall. past 7.
ings, Third Municipality, at half past
JEFFERSON Division No 10 2. Gretna, at hafpast7
LECTURES
For the Benefit of an asylum for the relief of DESTL
TUTE FEMALES.
The first of the will delivered by the Rev. WIN. R.
NICHOLSON, a the ARMORY HALL, IN WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, the 2lst instant, haIf-past O'Clock.
cation in relation indulgence, civilization the
Tick-Admitng Gentleman and Lady series,
S.. Ticket for single Lecture the series, so
II Tickets for sale at the principal Bookstores and by the men,
S! e'z fs'' ne ssss
Az sn .s Of The I2gHs
the
f. q 5d
I efs ssp%s 'Sn'"1s 0~'s''
a odn s% o s sS1er Mo- s RI s
JOHN REID Louisiana Temple Honor No j, G. W. Tea
Az 2s @ from s @ :..
vacant. fyl9 |
c0 Snw ErsssHg gs;b s. Fs Ghass Sss
to This Office is open for the transmission of
sas any a1@ %ssas
@E% IsS sf ResB s5a.
si1sss ss ." S si T rs %
~ The Great Remedy q the Age The attention
DO found
en-; $ ri s5ssf f;'
oLoTHING AT COST
s
G a @ iF5s d 1 of @
sisis Of OVER SACKS at this F if;;; ArTuox
ls adpa As. ASa6o o%asn
to Lessons in the French Language. Mr.. EU-
@ h' Sns b s 81 he
% Duncan's Buildings Exchange Place. fy8 I'm |
~ Preventive.-The Picayuue says that CLEANLINESS.
the best Prevenves of Cholera. Clean UNDERSTANDS
and DRAWERS SOCKS be obtained, both good and
cheap, at LElGHTONS Gentlemens Furnishing Store, No
Royal dis |
u Strangers in thu City, see DR.. B F. MULLEN,s
advertisements IN the other columns this paper He the
best his profession the United States All
need would do well to him CALL S. Customhouse
street.
--s<e--- |
81 NewCrleans Dec. S, 184S.-Dr. J. MENSING |
SrThe Set OF Teeth consider the
job They equally
natural teeth. Those needing your liberty
call No. IA ST. John Pedido
strrets, and inspect it for themselves Yours,
do 3m A.. G. TUCKER. |
L. Our Readers are requested to notice the advertise
of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW |
A 4haS |
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NS wi ISL
ST 4og s5,s shfess DsSlsu1 Dr. Tod
KY wyndham Robertson and lady Tenn Perkins, Miss
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s soo s
quested. fy2o
p The New Custom house-The ceremony Of lay.
b9 ss2 % IN an Of 1
day. and il Morning Paps @ fapef' TO-
fysl G. B. BowDlTCH Secretary the Commissioners,
NJ Younger BROTHERS S; of THE various Foun-
ed csta Hall M MORNING ssau s
of the Cusom-house. fy20 2t
- sy- Younger Brothers Temperance, Take Notice
The members q WashngOn Fountain Ne will meet at Crystal
which to in laying the the
RIM Gss aasna s
E Ss@fs JOCK GisA'" on
fy2i r. swAsEY, Secretary.
D gnon Diyision msm9s s
evening OF WEDNESDAY Feb 81 halfpas o'clock Crys
quested By order of the w 2;
~ ST Michaers Benevolent Burial Society of
FATHER Of HIS member ss
fysOs St BERNARD GlLLooLY. Secretary.
~ vanzandt & Co., Druggists and .apOteesayies.
Clothing! Clothing! Cheap for Cash !
tv- The Largest Stock and the Best Assortment
of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Newoeans, may
A. MUNROE & CO.'S 'sOne Price Store,''
NO. "a Magazine street,
and AT uniformly low prices.
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS, AND NO DEVIATION!
Is- Our stock comprises SIXTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS worth
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
Being much the largest Retail Stock the United States We
DESTROYS of reducing much possible before the close of
and consequently selling all articles VERY LOW FOR
CASH ONLY. ~ Purchasers Will call.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.
fy20 Ct No. "a Magazine st.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
CHEAP FOR CASH!
t- The prevalence the Cholera the part
the has placed the undersigned of others
With large stock hand and the season for them nearly
WINTER CLOTHING
Those in Fine Fashionable Clothing cheap
fy2O 2dpH THOMPSON & NIXON. Al Canal st.
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Our Readers requested TO notice advertise
Inents Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER the first page paper These
Il
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WET NTJPSr

WET NURSE.
III advertiser ANXIOUS to home for his female
SLAVE, who has lost her child and who has healthy
breast OF milk Terms reasonable Apply at this office
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE
HAVE this day sold my interest in the store NJ IN 8,
l. Charles street WHICH have occupied a BOOT a.
50 ~ MOE .Manufactory, to EUGENE H
o IaiassA OspLLlVAN, and request for him III
GG4pnunnance OF that patronage which has been SOFT
literally bestowed me. TIMOTHY II HPTNETr
New Orleans, Feb. 10. 1s49 ~ l.
HAVE bought the interest of Mr. HARrNETr's Boot
- ana nhoe Mandatory, No. TO ST. CHARLES street
S4d WIZ devote my time TO the getting ND of ROOTS
. ETC. IN superior and workmanike manner and
m sa, Dy knowledge Of and an applcat business
fy20 3ts EIiCENE rSSI& Ef = dn.
II Delta please copy AN
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R NewCreans, Dec. 5, 184S-Dr. J. MENSING
SirThe Set OF Teeth inserted consider the best
JOB They equally serviceable for the
natural teeth Those needing work liberty
call No. IA ST. John street, between Perddo and
STREETS, and inspect it for themselves. Yours
Dc SIN A. G. TUCKER.
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PitsJurg. ......... John ADAMS, JONES' IL NJ.
PttsJurg John HANCOCK, Hauk, IL M.
Pntsburg UNITED STATES Caldwell, 2 P. M.
Mobile CALF ORNA, Reynolds q P. M. cars
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sV- u S. Mail JOHN Hancock-For Louisville. Gin.
ennati Wheeling PittsburgTHiS DAY. Wednesday, at IL
NJ, positively, from Poydras street wharf $780, -
HYDE g. OGLESBY 10 Poydras st.
will pease be On board at the above hour y2l
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NEW SILKS, BAREGEs AND JAcoNETs
nj R. HAGGERTY & BRO, No So CANAL srRrrr
lvl. We have Just received. and will open to morrow u
invoice Of the following GOODS. of the newest design
and most fashionable styles:
BAREGES-Pain. Printed Broche and Satin Plaid,
SILK TlSSUE Els and GRENADINES do do.
CHANGEABLE GLACE SILKS Lght shades
Black, Italian and French SILKS FIN e to u yds viii
French JACONETS. Balconies and Marqaise Muslin
White and c0lored Embroidered Swiss MUSLINS.
French and Scotch GINGHAMS and BATISTE, etc.
IRISH LINENS.
most complete assortment of Grass beached and So
finished SHIFTING LINENS, allowed BY connoisssuHs
be the best and cheapest ever offered in this CITY,
fully Is per cent under last years prices.
Our general stock not equaled by any house in ths
city for its endless variety and prices usual mos
reasonable. M, r, HAGGERTY & BRO,
fyl93t - ..--fS L. So Canal steet
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CAIJFoRNTa
A NJ person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS
sucn as are recommended in this paper apply at No oS
ICHouPITouLAs street. or at No 90 CARoNDELET +, 20
Sll NESTS TUBS and rs dozen PAINTED pa
~ Soo Ior sale by LATHROP, KNOX co,
"-" II Poydras street.
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THoRN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF 90
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.

most infsliee remedy discoyered for that sa. Of
eases generally which the Copaiva ana Sarsapar
have been found serveab The estimation and enormous sale
medicine has obtained for the last four certain crter1
immense utility. acquired the utmost fame almost
part Of Europe 1t examined approved Of and sanctions
by the Faculty of Medicine and recommended by the em
OF the profession.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all Others
neat, portable formput posthe mode in which mayh
taken beng both and peasantts tasteless nauewh
diet, daily business Travsn
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
unprovied with possessing
the present combines Accompanying pmp
explanatory of the different Of the disease
CHARGE containing full and ample directions.
Prepared by B. Thorn, Chemist, London and for sakh
Orleans - Trs lroaln