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Slaves at Sale without reserve
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. A. BEARD, AuctIOneer
TUESDAY January 10th, 10 o'clockW be auction,
l. at Banks Arcade
THE FLOWING described NEG ROES:
ROSENl3 ge good house boy fine tempered and fully
guaran led speaks German and English
2. JORDAN23 years. likely house and trsty
waiter; fully guarantee.
g. JANE24 washer, and good Aner
cook and house woman fully guaranteed.
L. MARYaged "a and child good
washer md ironef, American cook fully
S. EDWN27 years, grIGe man. excellent ard
an trusty servant; fuly guaranteed.
g. ESTHER4O smart Intelligent and clearly cook washer
and ironer; nile GUARANTEED only.
Z ANNEaged "a years. excellent house servant, washer and
ronr and and her three children years,
years, the other They fully guaant
but will be sold The country by her
g. SAM==agel % years field hand title only guaranteed
g. AGNESaged "a good Cook, washer ironer fully
guaranteed.
TO- HENRYaged about IS years, field hand
having way from the plantation.
H. JOHN--agsd Is waiting boy; fully guaranteed.
H. JANET years. house girl ad field hand fully guaranteed.
49, MARY-5 years, superior nurse and house fully
guaranteed.
The above list of SLAVES belong citizens
Lafayette, whose titles and guarantees be relied
TeTzns-Cash.
sale before R. Beard N. p expense Of the pur-
chasers. ial3
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DEATHs.-The London papers announce the de-
cease of Professor Samuel Cooper, the eminent
surgeon, and author of Cooper's Surgical Diction-
airy.
In Boston, the 3lst ut., died j. T. S. Sullivan,
of the late VIM. Sullivan gentleman OF
great accomplishments. and highly esteemed.
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Spoken

On the 1It inst in lat 25o 49, long, $40 15 French ship
Anna, h nee Tor Havre.-
On The 9th inst off ORANGE Key, bark Isabella Stewart,
from New YOk, bound to Mobile.
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RAG FACTORIES FAILING.-The Norwalk and
SanduskY banks have suspended.
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Ship Vicksburg from New York-Miss nj. Plat, Miss E.
Kitchens Mr.. l.. Platt-15 in The steerage.
Ship slime, from New York-Miss Wolf, John r
TreadWei, John F. Barry in the s'eerage
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Gs- John Musters, the husband OF Lord Byron,s
&c Mary is in dangerous state OF health and not
expected to live.
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CALIFoRNIA.-The Mobile Herald of the 18th
inst. says, we understand that several gentlemen
have arrived here from the country on their way
to California. We presum that they are about to
form a company. There is, we see also, a vessel
advertised for the golden region.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.


Last night but of Mr. HACKETT Mr. G. vANDENHoFF
will appear.
FTHlS EVENING Monday January Is l6f9W be presented
the Play OF HENRY W. The Humo OF Fastaf-SH John
Fasta Mr. Hackett; Hdspur, Mr. vandenhof; Prince Hal
Mr. Morton Lady Percy, Mrs. Russell To conclude with
DOCTOR DILWORTH DR.. Dhwouh, MIR. Chlppendale.
~ Doors half and Curtain at O'CLOCK
B Tickets and places be had application to Mr. j. r.
BAlLf between The 10 and o'lockfeVeTy
ORLEANS THEATRE.
rUyHlS EVENING Monday, January l5 l849W be presented
Il the OF nONTE-CRlSTO-A Drama In acts
and tabeaux, by A. Dumas and Maquet
EBr Performances halipas O'Clock. la5
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
Benefit of Mr.. OCONNELL, the Great Tattooed Man.
THIS EVENING Monday January l5The Celebrated Artlste,
L Sig GeIma has kindly soun cred this the Cee
bISed Equestrian H. r. Madgan viii appear two splendid
Equestrian eriomance Miss Rosane Sickney, the most
shed Eques ienne the WORLD will appear N beautiful
accomplish the picking SO apples yard apa
stopping lou and round 3OJ tunes the space OF
being of $500 ..ibe balance OF the perform
will rich forming altogether heIicl
programme of he
Doors ocock, perform to commence at O'CLOCK
Dress Circle so Second Tier rs cents Jal5
r- stock of CARRIAGE, CAB and DRAUGHT HORSES for
sale Apply a Once OF the Olympic Circus
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NEW YoRK.-The number of children taught in
the public schools of this State within the past
year. is m, 723 in the private schools is 30 256,
total sO7, 979-or almost one-thrd of the whole
population Number of common school districts,
1851 private schools, 1,7S5.
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BREACH OF TRusr.-Henry Simons yesterday ar
rested by the Third Municipality police charged by Jas w.
Walsh, one OF the proprietos of the Oeanan with appro
prang to his own the of $35 collected by him for
that while employed collector The acc used ave
bail to appear for examination
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THE AMERICAN LACON

II APPLETON g. CO., zoo Broadway New YORK, have Just
-. published:
ACTON or The Circle of Life. Collection of Thoughts and
Observations, Life, Man and the World
One volume l2mo, 400 with colored plates
aud edges.
"a which will make think before they think of "-Dr
CheeUer.
Will an advantageous comparison with the OF La
Byee Rocheoucaud Lacon, them iul
variety each Individual subject" -OT.
CoggeShaA.
Orleans StGoners Ware
house" jail itdltW J. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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LAFAYETTE CEMETERY.-There were three in
terments in this Cemetery yesterday Two of the
deaths were of Cholera, and one of Chronic
DYsenterv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMRAIoAN THEATRE.

Re engagement of Mr.. BOOTH, for Blk Nights only.
THIS EVENING Monday January Is S49-fhe performances
Act Tragedy oil OTHELLO,
Tho Moor ofVsnce-Ot6eIo, Mr. Boo lago, Mr. Jamisou
Michael Cassie Charles Desdemon Mrs z, Pope Emil
La Mrs.. "A FAVORlTE DANCE by Miss La
Forest. PAS COMIQUE by Mr.. Thompson. To
frst Theae) with the augnsbe Farce Of BOX
AND COX--Bux, Keller; Cox Mr.. Spear; Bouncer
Mrs. Bowen.
r- The Department under the L. Beeinan
Of ldnonDss Circle rs cents Parquee
Third TIERS 50 cents Coored Boxes SO cents Gallery,
and Seats
OF 10 A. M r. NJ by applying TO Geo
Stanley. Treasurer.
ta open before Il Performance commence
al quarter past precisely. jal5
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SOCIETY BALLS

At THE Wy4SHLv(J ON .aR.MORY HALL.
IN lie SUBSCRIPTION LIST The Balls xrsgn
open Office the Bali Room Gentlemen wish ft y "
ing subscribe will find Mr. J. p BROOKS in the YSsyAg
Once a any hour. sKsYz&
The Balls will lake place MONDAY nights. HaSS
~ There but One Series during the d8u
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsCENT OFFICE,
Monday Molnlng, Jan. Is. 1919. /

Monday Monrng Jan Is, 1879
COTTON-The news by the steamship Washin gton
though of somewhat vague character. has produced
favorable effect upon Cotton market and has restored
prices the firm position which they occupied in the
early part of week. The sales Saturday were 5000
bales al full rates
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sHIEL & coLLIN S

~ Phoenix Fire Co. No ga Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing then
~ c. D. BUNCE's Hat Store, 30 Canal
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
BY z d nj z Z IL Ann.;n.oo,

WILL be sold Daily, the of JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal street, between Camp and Magazine
general Dry GO0pS consulting IN part of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
etc., -...Also.--.
HATS, Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery, large variety
FANCY GOODS ali OF which will be very Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N Cash Advances made congnments of Dry
Goods Hardware, Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jewery
Merchandise generally. OF ON
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Great Bargains in Winter Goods

Great Bargains in Winter Goods.
No. ST CANAL STREET, merit door to the corner OF
ST. Charles street,
NOW offer the remainder Of Their Winter Stock greatly
IN reduced prices, consisting of
Rich GLACE and PLAID SILKS
Printed "a SHMERES aud DE LANES;
Oh RROrHE and PLAID SaAWLS;
EMB'D MUSLIN ROBES suitable tor Bridal Dresses;
Rich LACE DRESSES, for Evening Parties;
INFANTS EMB ID ROBE 8, Caps and Waissi
EMB'D COLLARS and CAPES. in 4 eat variety
VAL; LACE EDGINGS and INSERTIONS;
MUSLIN do do
EY One PRICE, ja126t
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Medical, Law and MISCELLANEOUS Library

GALE OF RAKE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS,
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, Hisor
cal, Miscellaneous, Military, Literary, Scientific
Will be sold erve auction, by catalogue few
days. No. 40 ST. Charles opposite ST. Charles HOTEL the
of j. B. Ruscon large collection of English Editions of
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS. comprising 2400 o
HISTORICAL Medical Biogrp hca Poetcal Miscellaneous Works.
Due will be given of the day OF SALE and the
be ready delivery Place
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MORALLY WoUNpED.-A man named Michael Lundy
arrested by the First Municipality police yesterday
the request of Mr. Sonenberg who charges him MORALLY
woundng Patrick Cole, Barrack street, about 4
o'clock in the afternoon. The wound inflicted with
knife, and understood last evening be expected
to survive the night The parties connected by marriage
being brothersn law We unable learn the cause
of the difficulty between them.
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Ohio Legislature. .Corux,u.. J... I.

OulO Aso8lSldIuI0.. CoLU01u0, jan 4.
SENATE.-A number of bills were introduced
this morning, among which was one BY MI. Ewing
providing for vote of the people for or against
convention to form new Constitution and another
providing for the election of a board of public
works by the people.
Mr. Beaver introduced bill repeating the Black
Laws. Adjourned.
HousE-Mr David Watt, (whigo was elected
After long debate, it was decided that the Com
mlttee on elections should be appointed by ballot
yeas 36, nays "a. The House then took recess
After the recess the House commenced to ballot
for the Committee on Elections.
The nominations for Chairmen were Messrs
Townshend and Riddle. Mr.. Townshend received
81 votes, and was elected-Mr. Riddle received 80
votes. The other members of the Committee are
Roedter and Letter, democrats, and Hardesty and
remington, wings. Adjourned.
SONS OF TEMPERANcE.-The Grand Division
OF Tie Order of the Sons of Temperance of this
State, held their Quarterly Session in this city on
MONDAY last We understand that considerable
business OF Importance was transacted. he Or
der is furnishing throughout the country parishes
over eleven Divisions having been organized with
in three MONTHS and applications received for adj.
ditional charters. With such prospects ahead, we
may hope soon to see our country redeemed from
Dissipation destroying flood. s
During their stay here, we had the pleasure of
meeting, among others Of the New Orleans delega-
ton, with our old friends James Patterson and J.
Hufty-the former Passed Grand Worthy Patri-
arch of the Order, and aptly denomnated "the Fa-
Their Mathew of Louisiana "-the latter as signally
known for his gallant services as captain of vol
unteer company in the Mexican war, = for his
promptness and berality in any enterprise fav0ra-
BILE to the amelioration and advancement of the
human race.
We have before us able article from the pen
of Mr.. Patterson, upon the subject of the noble Or
der to which he ia sO devItodu attaphod VUo in,
tend as soon space will allow, to place it be-
fore our readers.-Baton Rouge Advocate, 10th inst
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OF The executors of Lord Melbourne are Lord
Brougham and Edward EIlice, the latter we'll
known as large land proprietor in the western
part of the State of New York.
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THE MURDER ON ST. LOUIS STREET. - Some
friends and fellow passengers of the who found
blually murdered Friday morning. the of ST.
Louis and johnson Streets have identified the clothes he
and the tools found beside him. and deposited the
COroners office. As conecured from the papers found
in his possession, his Samuel Camonte, Eng
hshman and carpenter. He arrived here the ship
fahn from Liverpool where his parents reside in the lat
ter part of last month He known to be the of
considerable OF money portion of which, in English
gOd he had ewed in belt he around his waist He
was very temperate, being known to take glass of
ardent spirits and from the quetness of his disposition and
goodness Of heart had the good will of all board the
vessel All these facts in connection with the circumstance
of being found beyond the inhabited limits of the city leave
not doubt the object of the murder to rob him. On
the ternoon of the night the murder committed he
board the ship VIII oh lays Algen, and board
of which his baggage then and still remains and opened
of his chests take the tools found with HIM This
about clock, and after crossing the city, he went
to the house of friend and fellow Mr. Bell,
who resides Phppa street, in the Second Municipality.
He took supper with Mr. Bell and left his house about
O'Clock the evening. This is the last of him
the time he found with his brains scattered the street
at daylight the next morning.
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, sc

THE undersigned especuy informs his friends and the
public thai he has openea his Green the szs
corner Of St. Charles and un Tee, where be has
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN -HOU- e tLANTS OF
every variety 40 varieties of ROSES Of the best quality
Pums Nectarines Apncots and Ounces, OF the best
quality and int nds selling at the lowest prices. At his
Nursery on the Shell Road he has la ge tmen of
Eyergreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which will be
fur, ished on the same terms as above;
jas 2m JAMES McCABE.
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tW- Philadelphia Engine 90. No. IA Attend
Special Meeting M NDAY EVENING, 18th inst, o'clock,
p a. iai5 J NIMICK Secretary.
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ST, LOUIS BALLROOM.

THE the above Balls ed TO meet a.
l. Office the Ball Room SUNDAY January 81 IL
O'clock NJ Managers Balls and adopt
w Subscription open the Office OF the
Room Apply Nh. II. RUrF1ER, O'Clock A. NJ
p. M, and from 10 8 r.. M. ial2 81
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t l. Q. o. F.--GR.4.VD ENCAJMP ME.NT OF
LOUIST1NA.-T The Regular Annual Session OF this
Grand Encampment will be held TUESDAY EVENING, 10th
ms at O'clock Friendship Hail. No. ZIG Chartre. street
attendance requested, the election Of
present year place of the G.
jAl5 2t HENRY w. OLMSTED, Grand Scribe
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
ENyILL be recev we'd by Maj. ID. ID. TOMPklNS, Omar
w termaster,, u. 8. Army. until the FIRST Dtg OF
N7rch 1ext at the Quarernasters Office. Orb
for the Trans ortation all AR SUPPLIES from Port
and CJpus ChI IT, Texas TO the folo ,ing point,
in Texas viz to San Antonio de Bexar and eido del
Rio Gande and RIO Gande City and oredo; Each bid
must state distinctly the lowest 100 pounds from Cor
pus Christi and Lavaca each of the points amed sepa
rately and endorsed Proposals TO Transpotng Army
NAV appl jail 3taw mi
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THE SHADES

THE FHAUES,
lyHE undersigned begs leave info m his numerous -
friends and the public that he has purchased the ;;
interest of M. Hezekiah Smith in that well known es
Enlistment, the SHADES" on Perddo street By bein
always supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors anu
by his untng eo please he trusts the liberal
age heretofore bestowed on the Shades will be In
uture. ial2 1w] WILLIS COhSE.
A MARMION has removed his ofics to 81. CHARLEs
"A. street. oAs door above POYDRAs. ~
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LATHRGP. KNOX s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS II pOYDR,HS S

LATHRtP, KNOX s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, II POYDR.dS ST.
Lave in store and for sale: SALTPETRE-50 half.
II barrels and 10 ba res Refined
SODA kegs, Delights. very sup;
SUPER;CARB. SODA-50 kegs best English
Ray RUM-l0 cases, in quart bottles;
CAMPHOR-20 boxes, Is and 80 lbs. EACH
GINGER-Race and Ground, in kegs;
QUiNINE-a00 OF FIR nch and American;
OLIVE OLD baskets Plagniol :"
SULP. MORPHIN lin 3 and a. o. vias
SPTS. TURPENTINE-S0 bbls., iron bound
WHITING-20 bbis Spanish
COLI Leaf packs, usual, pale and light
BRIMSTONE-10k kegs roll
INK-Octason pint and quart bottles;
SE -ARS-IOO 0OU in boxes Of So 100 and 500:
PRESERVED FRVITS-Peaches Strawberries, etc.
HOPS-Fresh in beles;
SALTS bbls. Epsom- JAZZ lw J.
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ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.
TTNHE subscribers families received
tation respectfully informed that ia consequence OF the I'M
popious the Balls will postponed the present. but
lake follows Ten Balls will
given wishing will find the list open
usual in the office OF the BAH Room:
The FIRST OIL MONDAY, January 18th. MASKED
The Second on MONDAY, January 22d, =.
The ThId On MONDAY January 2gb,
The Fourth on MONDAY, February 5th, :.
The Filth on MONDAY, February f2lh,
The Sixth on MONDAY, February 18th, =.
The Seventh MONDAY February, 18th, .,
The Eighth On MO DAY. March 9TH, :.
The Ninth OH MONDAY, March 18th, =.
The Tenth II MONDAY, March 18th, .
c The Committee OF Invitation VIII the office Of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at O'Clock. By order,
jal5 If J. P. BROOKS, Director.
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VERANDAH BATHS.

.----- n VEKANUAH BATH -
NEXT door to the priv of the hotel The tns
IN are Of Italian marble and kept In perfectly clean
condition Open from A. NJ, to III p M - "a
Three tickets ~
single Dams $50.
IN the present. state of the weather frequent bathing is in
. high dsgps conducive 70 health dO I'm
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Bruyere superior them full
ness and variety OF thought Oh each individual subJec-OT-
Just Orleans staoners Ware
house" jail itdltW j. B. STEEL, IA Camp St.
NEW SUPPLIES OF INTERESTING BOOKS,
AT No. IL CAMP street.
VNHE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF
sTAUNToS's CHESS PLAYERS HAND BOOK.
Dramatic RStifs Il LTERATURE yoI amo
GOETHE's AUTOBIOGRAPHY. EdLed by Parke Goodwin
LYELLs PE,N 81 OF GE II, a vols
MRS. LoUDoN's LADYs CoMPANioNTo THE FLOWER
scHiILER's HISTORY OF THE. THIRTY YEARS WAR
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. Illustrated. Murray's
BosWEIL's LIFE OF JOHNSON. Edited by J. Wilson Gro
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Edited by
as- Also largest of POLITICAL WORKS
oee in the South which ed ions of the follow
Young, Knowles Cunningham Campbell, Hemans sgouey Cole
rdge Shelley, Keats Leigh Hunt Kebe landon Lamb Min
Bayy Mothwe Bryant Longieow Haeck and Others too nu-
mention.
Likewise large ALBUMS, handsomely bound and
fne illustrated.
Toy Their a beautiful assortment of CATHOLIC PRAYER
BOOKS bound superb Manner and particularly
or Presents al thus Of the year.
II For sale att7e
New Orleans Statoners' Warehouse.
jail 4tdltw J. b. STEEL, No. 4 Camp st.
THE CHEAP BOOKSTORE, So Camp Street
'HE subscr bers would respectfully inform the public that
"a e
PAPERS AND
Their MEDICAL BOOKS have been selected with great
care and comprise a great varet
Their stock Of LAW BOOKS undoubtedly the best in
As PRICES they only wish persons call and for
themselves having determined not only be undesod
bat to nndorsel everybody Use Recolec then Gang st.
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Our Readers requested to notice the advertise
mems of WIsTAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVD'S PLASTER, the first Of These
ceeut sold only by sCOvlL MEAD lis Chartrt
street jallu
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Al 81 Canal street - Under the Planters Hotel.
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND vELvET
OARPETING.

WE receiyng large assortment Of the above superb
w CARPETtNGS....
BRUSSELS 3plys Ingraius great variety of quate.
and patterns, Veneans, for halls and STAIRS Figured
Baize and Linen for Crumb Clo,hs -
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLO1 HIS, FIN Is to 80 inch;
TABLE snd PIANO COVERS of various qualities =
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH fin to "A feet
wide beautiful patterns, Of vsnons Qualities and
well seasoned all OF which offer at the loves
market prices, at wholesale retail
90 Sm A BR0USSEAU l. CO., q Chartres IT.
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Patna 9i2 50
sophca manufactured order Denss Gold FOIL Pe
and Wire Stockons Artificial Teeth Files Excavations, Points
h5"n m $500 j. B. ANDERSON, II St. Charles st.
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w Neworleans. Dec s 1876

sThe Set Of Teeth you inserted CONSIDER @ % ne g
Job They equally servceab to me or pe g y
natural teeth Those needing work line a. eert
cali on me- at No. IA 81 John street. Prd'do and oravh
STREETS inspect themselves Your, r, .ryYrrrp
i'm
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e% Preventive-The Picavune says that Cleanliness
is one Of the best Pre- Clean NDERSHkTS
and DR AYERS SOCKS etc., be obtained, good
cheap at LEIGHToNS Genemen's Furnishing Store, No.
pnna1 stret ~ de
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~. 7s Leare WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
ENOR NEW fORk.-The fine steam propeller EUDO
modatlons tor 80 cabin and 30 teerage passen- kNN
gers. For passage only apply to .szezszz
jal5 3t G. w HYNSON 68 Camp ST.
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w H. palley's Magical Pain Extr

original and only mime always has the written sgnaur
proprietor Z" II. DALEY on the wrapper Of each box.
Southern Depot Isl Charres street. New Orleans. de
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kT- Strangers in N g CITY, zee Dr.. b. r. MULLEN =
ADVERTISEMENTS other columns of this paper He cae Of the
very best profession United aafe An that stand
in would do well him call II % custom
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT mea. -Nsy. h
beam with six feet hold, has three forty inch
boilers 26 feet long twenty inch cylinders seven feet
stroke-a entirely new with the boat She draws only 80
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only one
yea and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found respect For further
tcuars appiyto - =
d14 If HYDE Il OGLESBf. II POydras ST.