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AMERICAN THzkTEH. = That funniest Of all funny
comsdiss, Paul Ply, Eths Height Of Curiosity viii b
poorusd tonight It's performances involves the appear.
aneeof 81 s general hgnFilos belonging this Company
ineludia9 Mesu Spear, GTssns, Chades 60. Mu Rowe.
Miss fso, and Miss Stanley Dances By Miss st. Clair,
and Mr. rhompson (wh0 enthusiastically received last
neh0. 70 b followed BY the nautical drama Of the
" VI Iagkar the features Of which Mssan Foster and
Egtinre.
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left yesterday tor Cha8resi with the following list
Of passengers
M Bala Psgten and daughter, Chaa. Pierce E. Ryens
III ~. 7udknf, 8. - Meredith, ID. Storms b g. Brown,
III Vaufhus J. W, Lyhn, W. Benngtt, A. J. Stuart q.
eu4E w aiasit y Soying'OR r fi5sswSr 9 FIsts
linz james ahaHnql, W. Tate, z. H.. Niece, r. D. Hnsh.
n~r ID FpdBGnif VIC. Hl1koCk, w. o. WOLF 81 Wbd.
aie III Waadl8 W. q, Kendall, Q; 3. Ferguson, d Conn
Nesdaii w Viokay, ]. Mickey, j. Laird u Laird ri HaF
r1r ~ AZ u PQilu1, g. L. Tucker A. M. keyhoTne II
N flunl Il Halhrosk, i. a. CeWin J. Hings, YVMsitin
Mokinnsy. j. B. seaman G, w. David, II. Winter w.
Dnarery AID lady, p. GuBt, Z N, RomJdee. b Al John
Ksadiok, w G1mmsil, Fl BreWn, T. q lTssa and son.
R;e-sr III Wilson, b. Belt j. Cospef ]. Ridgsley Il Don.
roiiV u Huxley III. Bumhcr. p piatt j. Buloharas a
ZanT, John WILLIAMS, J. HeeT. q. Schetur w O. La
ey and lady, 2. Kelly; y HouPg, ". FEeek R, F
Kendall. d. A. Kendall, 2 Collins, Gaviney w Masks
pile q. eoneDrooks ~ w ateIman, w Parker, w hiult
kin Q- M Gill, a. p Sherman J. Hulehings, j MoD0n.
al ri Wilron IN Jufhiaf r. Brntohe g Buei ID Powell
u II Campbell j. Willie H o. Seaman, d. DoiphinTV
CeNil IL n. Todd M. Turner, w Bell. Samuel Stewart
w. r, Aiken, r lsnnaHt, !! Nv ponbleday. f. Laird 8
1on j Harrison, w peyen, j Z. GaTtIou, j. Paueson d
g. HuHlin, w. Femyth. O. Field, A. Higgins n Nc
Nssy, 6. Hcu q. Alto, o. salman, J. MGlisne NJ End
ePss a. llt w q !, SSS 5 y Z B e Wheeler
j. ~ taction, y. CaIvey BInbasOn, George Young
81 Huahsi "A. o, Mshu, o. z. Maha. w MANU. vi Good
wight, IA. aiovals, W Major ]. Il. Wise. w IL Falcon
Hnosni NonheIan and RIoiheT IL Honltin, al Hsrdpel
~ MsioHlf. =. Frazier, Em. ?. Wilson, r. r. BaTnum
4llirEl, hl1sheW, D. Hunter, J. l. PIsWitt A. al Hen
eluQa " Miller. 2. Stevenson, r Steele Perry, MoC
laa, III f0liar John Cains H. RobsTis r. Cook s. Keliv
N. Villa y. eouthford, Chaa Ramsay.
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l The steamboat Andrew jackson, Captain
keksrt which left this port the sth inst for St
houis, broke shaft while near the plantation of
General Taylor in Mississippi Capt Ecksrt has
returned e the city for the purpose of getting
new shaft cast in order to enable the boat to pro-
coed on her trim
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For EDEpeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear fora s
time, but II is driven in and will reappear the same OF
other pacs The Pain Extractor, however, drass
out and completely The Of the disease and
effects q thorough cure.
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SAFES consisting IN part OIL
Bldnk Books, such as Super-royal
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and
Euy Books, Invoice and Record
Books, Royal Medium, DENY
and Cap, IN full ssta, OF every
style OF ruling and bin.ing, some
handsomely PACED, anu war
Tanied OF the beat linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form in
use-Freight and CABIN Regis
ters, PgVsage Registers, Wood
aud General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and MemoFnn-
dun Books, Vi every hind Of
ruling.
Writing Papers, super royal, royal,
denny, loiiapo English, French
aud American Cap and Letter
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
msTcial Post and Record Paper,
ruled and plain, Packet sfosi
and Noe PAPER, Papeteries Of
various qualities, a very fine as.
sortment, together with Motto
and Transphrent Waters ; lllu-
minated v aleTs-a new ald
beautiful article.
Fancy C9lorld Paper, glazed and
PLAIN surface, ynrl.ua colors,
Eng ith and American Tissue,
assorted colors, Tracing Paper.
every size, Gold and Silver Pa.
per and Strips, Bristol Boards.
every size anu thickness, Pgrtu,
n ted Boards Of different cOlora.
Sealing HGr and Waters, 10 greaD
vFTiCly, supettine English gut
American, Of all coluIE and sizes
Writing Ibis, Of every quality
Ergush, French, American anl
German, every color,
Extra fine French Pump Hakstq1ds
OF very superior finish.
I1isiaiids or every kind, glass, ma
hogany, iron and br1nzed metal;
very fine assoTtmyHt.
Paper Weighs, fancy glass, iron
and bronzsd.
Pen Holders, fine silrer-mounted
POrcupine, Porcelain and Is
culcheUn Shell Pen-hOlders, very
fine,
Motto Scals-G,qBs Motto Seals,
various designs; Initial Seals
and Envelopes.
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OPENING o. THE HkFAYKTrH THEArRE.-To-nirht III,
paos Of amusement with strong company and an s
iaase orchestra The iashc has undergone nnmberless
bsuu improvement and the manager osrs an attractive
bin for the opening. The ihHiaK dana Of the Blind
Hoy, and he anEhablo fsea Of Family Jar" will en-.
ana nrayrla1 hnuaS
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tbs eourH. WHsrERA CIRCUs.-Thl popular place Of
alsment tauRgsd nightly and the qualification Of the
audience expressed the close Of each equestrian act
b long and repeated pSudi The manager have spared
odd 10 the 5moh Of their patrons By every moanl
IN their power
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New and Fashionable Goods
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.


c. M SIMPSONS, % Chnrtres ST..
the following styles II Goods, Of this mp6raon
Silks for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra Rich Satin iu Chen, embossed;
pamlsk Plain;
Ch1ngcsbe and Glac6 PouK De Sires;
Chameleon Silks plain and figured OF all eolors;
Plaid Tartan aud Scotch silks large assortment
Rich White Damak Silks salns, Wedding suirSe
Drpsses;
Black Silks, of various styles;
Striped Pekin Silks, for Dresses;
Wide aud extra wide Black Manila Silks every quality.
French Cloaks, MantiIlas, Visites, etc.
splendid French Clolks Manuas Aauuaitss
N1e Of the very latest Partisan style embroidered plain
coored and black, Of rich Chameleon Silks Satin Chen
Mousseline de LANES and Cashmeres.
large assortment comprising styles and varying 90
price from the chsapes, 70 the richest descriptions.
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
French and English Blanke, large, he aud heavy Blankets
Plantations, Of all kinds Fianues, English French
sheengs OF all kinds linen Table Linens Of every h
and quality Tuweugs MaTsles Quilts and Bedpread
yei Damak Tor Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin
ns rch Muslins for Curtains yarous styles COuons a
and widths Mosquito Netings, For sale low ny step
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Bg~ We thank the officers Of the steamer. BOs-
ina ios St. Louis papers.
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NJ We are under obligations to oul. friend MY.
srs clerk Of the Oregon for Mobile papers OF Sun
day moining.
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PAHER.-Ihose who wish to get good paper at
low prices can be suited at Sheldon & Potter's.
No. Y Camp street. They are agents for the
manufacturers.
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COTTON AND Corn IN GEORGIA. From the
following extract of letter dated Columbus, Ga,
: Nov. 6, it would seem that the prospect for the
Cotton crop is decidedly brighter there than in this
and the adjoining States:
THE steamer WynntOn has arrived at our landing
from Pttsburg via New Orleans Pensacola and Apaachi
cola. She made splendid from the Baize TO Apa.
lRehoola Bar in SO houIs.
We have had delightful June weather here for the past
two weeks-fne times for the planters, They will in this
section make much larger crops than they first anticipated
Cotton is coming into market feeyreceips for the
past week. 1929 bales stock hand, lO989 Our planters
realizing 10 pound for their Cotton, cash in
hand delivery and so bushe for their Corn With
such results these, they well eGoaim Avaunt ye
visions Of golden regions in California; Our new palace
mills for the grinding Of wheat and other grains, aTs now
in successful operation and the propstor advertise to de-
liver Supene Flour from wheat imported from st. Louis,
at 46 so per barrel which s lower price than Flour can
be laid down at here, purchased in New Orleans"
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was nine year under medical skill the cities OF New
York and Albany, labOfny under the most distressing Ey
upeas, attended with Inflammation Of the kidneys, and
with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps
the size 81 hens pfOtrudhg lagg bOls covered
body. The urinary seCfetons stopped for days when
distress became ntoeTable. Ny tongue CaC ed, and tho
roof Of my mouth covered with sores and my chest
the root Of my neck, constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it.
In this misery onged for death and never expected
cOveTy, when Mn. Jesgup desired De TO
TRY nALIEVig PAIN EYTRAnTTp
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FRou TAMPA BAr.-Tbs following is from

FROM TAMPA BAY-Ths following is from a
letter dated a. Tampa Bay on Che 9Th ult,;
The war goes on very slowly. Gen. Twiggs
had a talk with the Indians on the 18th, and he
says all was peace but he Is going on to make his
arrangements toF 6ag HINT. The General will
not tell what occurred between him and the In
dams have 1T however, from one who knows,
all that happened The Indians came in as they
promised, and gave up three men, in the vain hope
that this would buy their peace and be permitted
70 remain IN the country. But after the General
mad got the three prisoners in chains, he made all
the whites go below, only the Indians, himself and
the interpreter remaining in the cabin Of the steam
boat. lie then told the Indians that he had some
very unpleasant news for them: that he had
received orders to remove them from the country,
but that he would pay them to go-so much per
head, so much per chief, etc. On hearing this the
Indians looked chop-faHen. Then Assinenah the
second IN command to Sam Jones, and the sense
Keeper OF the chiefs, as well as spokesman OF the
nation, stood up and said This is what / told
my people. He then went on to open his bosom,
saying that If the fudans had taken his advice, the
men who We're there prisoners would be free as
air that he knew the whites would deceive them,
for the whites were always liars that the whites
might go to hell with their money, for the Indians
didn't wantit they wanted their land-woud have
IT, and never leave it alive. So You there is a
small prospect for peace. The war, however, can
| do us no harm, except to make everything IN the
country dear The General has gone to the east
is arranging his stations etc. and for all we can
see, is preparing for a big hlt3a'
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appointments by the President.
JoA4 W Fausy. to be Auditor II the Treasury for the
t9l 9tlce aftmsnt, yios 7. g. asaiRgon, removed.
AQnef H. Moore. to be Coiner ~ tha bfanch Mini Al
nahlqnaEal Ca, vice Field, removed -
HaUuol W. Long, 10 be Indian agent TOT the Chlcka
saws, vice A. NJ. IA. UpahaN, removed.
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PoArER AND ALL Massey, Poulthey & Collins Nor.
~ and 81 Bienyia street. supply cur friends with su
psdor sriios Their excessive establishment enables them
he heavy demands made for that delightful bsv.
efaEs Pals Ale and the Porter from their famous Is.
l-a-hnanl b n---.-.-lha. !. world IanoMned nIiela
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okTkEoaUK EALn o. Day GO0Ds.-City and county
dealers il Dy Goods will have aohanos Of getting bafgana
at the large catalogue sale Of Dig Good, Prints and French
EmbIoda q b made q 10 O'Clock, Pstitpsins Aue-
lion Room. Ne. Canal street. without reserve and on
iiha5aI faTrna
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The ELEcuoN.-The only additional parish
we received yesterday was Union. 1t is reported
to have given Walker ll2 majority, and elected a
democrat to the Legislature
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10 We are indebted to the officers of the
Knoxville for a late Natcbez paper.
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MADEIRA. sHE&RV, AND PORT.-Buuows \ Ost1Om Of
No - Naiebez nest have Just Teceved lsfge stock Of
choee wines and liquors. Their advertisement in another
column speaks for is-a catalogue Of rare yinages and
ihe most approved bands
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sr CHARLEa THEArEE.-This evening Mr.. J. NJ Field
aka1 hs Ii Appearance and the talented RaymondI also
perform. assisted By Mes LsmaR and Stark. The bill
attractive one. In tbs drama Of the " Rent Day.
which o9es The entertainment Alu j. NJ Field and Mr.
Stark sustain the principal ohBIacien
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Staple and Fancy STATIONERY.

WE respectfully cell the Of Merchants others who
require any thing il business the large
stock receiving at establishments and which all carefully
selected at the North under especial sapsr e
sales, consisting part Of
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which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy and at the pain and
soreness
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ray pALLEYITs Pam IS ExTRAoToR.

She brought to my bed box aud applied some 10 the
sores. felt immediate ease wherever il touched me md
begged for enough to auuOint thoroughly was Oh.
tanned, and new life seemed 70 invest me To the
burning In the chest, made Pills Of and
them which cured owe my life to your valuable
Extractor being strong ever and have been w
ever since early in the year 1872.
KERZIA FRENCH
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0RIKAHa THEATRE This evening will be performed
Doaizsiia beautiful epem OF Luoia d LameTmoof
in Hhinh The whole strength Of the boupe viii appsar
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n This will certify that we h1ye used DALLEY'5 MAGl
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples
and oheeTluly recommend il 10 those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint vauahe ar
tOle 10 cure it. PHEBE BRAY
ALBANY, April, 1915. MARY MOORE
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Lightning Conductors on Scientific Principles.
N H. NhOADs, OF NewAuIk gives to the Nav
~ Orleans and ahpmastegs hat he this place. prepared
orders the Twisted Wire LIGHTNING ROD
peToT which all others scientifically acknowledged
scientific These Rods have the advantage combining
with the perfect security Of peronUpd property IRON the
electric dud They're made OF twisted on the puce such us
per c}mpgte) within the every
householder As Sir. r. will remain but yey short time
urabe hat orders should be Immediately. line addressed
N. H. khadH and dropped the Pece, PsG-
yune Crescent Office VIII receive 1oppt call. mis- lm9p'
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ksau4gll SLAvE1 AND hEAL ESTATE At AUCTION
M acaiiou 81 holsskeapsl and othan is particularly di
l q tis rsldahis Slaves which will BE- sold At anotion
ihs5 a Eanla Arcade By J. A. Beard, auoiionoer who
aEas Nt Estate situate At Canoliou belonging 70 the
erec 81 q. a. NassnL PeHons delIoun Of seeing the
Slaves on d6 40 ~ ealing the Office Of the GnoionssF,
fo % Garis hllsas.
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~ Look in at the HobEoOk Saloons for Oyitsn or any
thing hch and rsie" in the gOTmandiziug line.
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l. MUSIC PORTFOLIOS;
SCRAP BOOKS,
and NEW MUSIC, furnished ORDER lowest Mu-
SIC neatly bound with and appropriate Ornaments etc.
NORMAN5 Book and Stationery Estabiuhmen,
MS b 10 Camn ateeeL
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SORE NIPPLEs.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this di,ease
remarkable. We know of numerous cures, and do a)l
hesitate to that the Ointment will never fail for this pur
pose Delicacy prevents ltom asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following was procured by one
Of our Agents:
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10 NJ Poussin, late French Minister, was still
a. the New York Hotel, n, on the 9TH, but let
ter from New York says that he will leave for
France on the 10Th inst
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NEw PArER.-Gn referring to our advertising
columns, our readersa win observe that Nessrs.
Davis and KIaginnis viii issue a new paper on
Sunday next The publh'hers have had much ex-
usrisace n heir business and viii doubtless issue
!. ,,-,,v arir;ied sheet
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NOrman's BooE and stationery Eestablishnont
b, NJ, NORMAN,


Is NOW RECEIVING his large and complete stock for the
which he offers be CITY and Country trade prices
As Low IS Any OTHER MOUSE IN THIS CITF-uud
the quality and style Of the stock superior every
respect Suf
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~ The Pelican Lunch biz, in another column, has an
unusually Btsrsltng oaisloEus Of eatHblss.
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FINE OLD WINS AND LIeUoRs We call partiouls,
attention TO the advertisement Of the house Of s. r Taylo
Nos 10 and Is Roysl street. At this esabshmept will bo
ionad ths most approved brands known 10 oonnOsssu
East India Madeira pure ever mantled the cropg
bowl; Champagne, whose EpsIklnR foam Hghts nm The
air" Sherry, glowing the nectar,
When to the lips the brimming cup il pest
And heats are all afoat upon lis stream -
theirs in tempting array invite the bon DiUant while The
staple Liquors await the customer that their excel
lsBce obtain TodeaeH great inducements are offered
By this house. and BY their late heavy mpoaOns they ara
ready TO meet any demand
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SCHOOL BOOK EMPORIUM,

NO. 40 Camp street.
10" Prices rs l0u any other Establishment
Now Receiving fresh supplies viz:
$500 WebEer's elementary Spelling Book;
1000 Emerson's First and Second Parts Arithmetic;
6l0 Pike, Smiley's and Smiths Arithmetic,
5Ol MHchel's Olh'y' and Smiths GeugrBphy and AtHH
500 Goollch's History Of the United STATES,
quo Cobb's, Comfy g aud Emerson's Spellers
2u0 Comuocks Philosophy and Chemistry,
100 Conversations o Common Things
so Elements Of Mythology
lQl Partly First, Second and Third Books History.
100 Bolmar's Coloqusl PHRASES Freuch)
500 Pinney's frs, Book in Frenah;
50 Ollen orf 5 French and Spanish Grammar;
100 School Tesinmenta:
500 Common School Primer:
so e Ose best ruled Cppy-Books:
$50 Siet Pens in boxes;
200 Smiths, kirkhAm's and kurray's Gmmmsrs.
For sale by }. II. BECHTEL g. co,
MA g. BOOKSELLER and sationsTs 10 Cam street.
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Co The Board Of Commissioners on Claims
against Mexico convened at Washington on the
9th. G. B. Smith and Col. Robert T. Paine were
in attendance. Quite number OF memorials were
presented for the action of the Board but in con-
sequence Of the absence of George Evans no bust
ness was transacted
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SAWS At AueuoN.-J. NJ. Depaa sells this day, at "a
o'uloct q Bankt Arcade. several valuable slaves Sale
positive and without reserve
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auction snIes rms Dav.

BERNARD TuRPIN will SELL at O'Clock, on the Levee Op-
DOsite the Mint-Bnndei Wines, Almonds, Soap, etc,
J. A. BHARp will soil, at u o'clock, at Banks Arcade
Valuable Slaves
j. NJ DErAss will ssn at hafpait 10 O'Clock. Banks Ar.
oade Passage-FumituTe. At II clock, at Banks Ar
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TO RENT-A desirable residence for small family. "a
and central Price s25per month. Apply at l78 Ccusa
street, to Lu15l DIR. =. w. DALTON.
MTANTED = A middle aged COLORED MAN. as
mis- 81 - - NORMAN's I6 Camp street
IME, LIME-l0OO bbls. Fresh Thomaston Lime, land.
II ing and for sale by HAYMAN u HOLDEN,
nl5 g Magazine street aOd II Red stores
SUGAR LlME-5oo b3; spgp5 Lime, AZ, A M .y
mis- SO Magazine street and ii Red Stores,
EEATHERs-l2OO ib5 live Geese Feathers, for sale by
nils 98 Magazine steet and II Rcd 5 ore'.'
I ARD Oll4-ln barrels. for sale By -
Mo 50 Magazine street and II Red Sores.
{ tEMENT-8Oeo bbs Newark and ROsendale landing
HAYMAN & HOLDEN.
nl5 S. MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores,
| r OSENpALE CEMENT-lOOOb bls. Nelson & Brown 5
~ hosendsie Cement TO- s s3je p N r. uo1np,,
nl5 So Magazine street aud IL Red Stores.
l. and in store, toT sale by HAYMAM n HOLDEN,
al5 s. Magazine street and II Red sto.ss.
HAIR-lCO hhd' 500 Igeks P!asteIng Hair for lale by
ais 98 MAGAZINE ItTeet and II Red Stores.
FiRE BRICK-I95 600 English and Psos4C9la, for sale
MO 50 MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores,
SHIP STORES AND SUPPLIES FOR STEAM
- BOATS-Of the best quality, put up and sent to any
RAYMOND ARMITAGE, Fa@Fg, GrocerS
mo I'm " Camp street,
k,REsH. FIGs-52 dIqps EEW FIG5i
cases case; f BoKERs BBifTiTTRRRss5 .S
Ri55t RAYMOND & ARMITAGE. II Camp st
II AYMoND 4 ARMlTAGE, Il Camp street. received
pei 100 55 Bsa li Bs co R1S H6NSy
asg f. G Wi1iiE s, BiUTGF EPEipu ar
Also-We.tphala HAMS and real DUTCH CHEESE.
@6oy,tsHl S9i5oa1 SRo.lsu,an. s.
p 355',sEr. bEosa, itowed, roasted flea AID Fay
''2 v. sgss5 Hl2 9S rs EGGS
Teal Ducks; Chicken; Muttsu Chops; Pork Chops.
Wines and Brsndies Of all kind'-all Of which will be
~ Families and parties supplied mis-
Lunch at the Pelican,
q Sra9 "a" Ta YH'B BAY i' T FffS e sSDD' e4n.
81 BB3'll3 S5'SSIj Ts!i.5 IE!s ss;
D, vs.. PS Ss 6ury s!sso,l D trout
CaysshsSd F1oasss Round Beef CoPed; FdSd 6ystss;
Oysters stswrd Fried Cabbage; Fried Liver Codfb Balls
WEIGH Rarebis, Sandwiches Cold Cuts, and Hot WhiS
~ Punch every night mis-
Retail Of Lie UoRs, WINES etc bsg II s a.
70 INFORM bis trends and customers that he keeps rs
BRANNDIESTGOds Msgioy's, aud other So
poff eIleRI StS1d b brands very old;
MoRONGAHEi.A WHIsKY :''''"' Os'' pua'i'''
PEACH Al y AND APPLE BRANDY-direct from Maryland
E FtAsF g gSS9I A MsAAI3EIRA-A splendid article;
BYTE CORD On SHERRY. =, e;
sCoTCH AND IRISH WHIsKY-ImpOred By Mr..
GGBBRRbMBPsAAesSE-ofsvsv brand and description;
BRRSiD ~ FRTrITs - &c;
ssC SCOTCH ALE / L1s5 and LONDON PORTER;
ii5a anu A' 1t 40 ann N2 y T. ' TG,33EfoR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

PRINTERS STRIKE IN BosroN.-The printers
of Boston struck unanimously on the Sd for their
new scale of prices. Most Of the proprietors have
aceeded to the terms Some threaten to stand out.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

LAReE sAEE OF GRoosRIEs, --Bsnagd TuTpen sells
This day q clock, H., the Levse, opposite 10 the
Mint, ihs cargo landing fom the ahip Mozart consisting
pait Of superior Bnudss. choice Wines and fresh fruits
and MATS DealeH viii ind thin Gao worthy Of ha par.
teuiaf ATTENTION; Tbs terms viii be made known The
sioahd. The adls 8 positive and without reserve.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

Fri NArE.--The Mail failed yesterday from be.
qsnd Charleston. The Mail due the day before
.--ah lhrnngh