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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but driven in and will reappear in the
other place The Pain Extractor, however, draUs
out and completely the Of the disease and
effects a thorough cure.
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GnStil,RnesS
CIOSt1Ue1leSS;
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE pain EvTR A0T0p

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the Ure safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with establishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
parts Of their bodies the bowels, and that CO.
piOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
follow thorough rubbing of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they oOstve Let the experiment be tried
1t is perfectly SAFE and in instance the Pain Ex.
tractor do harm.
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DIsCHAReKD.-JOeph George was brought up before Re
corder enos yesterday and examined the charge Of set
Ting fire 10 the blacksmith shop No q jefferson street
Several witnesses called the stand and thOrough
nves gation had which resulted in the dch9Tge Of t1e
shop Sunday night, drunk and made some vague
remarks relative tn burning IT, which construed into
threats Between and oclO smoke seen issuing
from the roof and George found endeaVorng to upset
q barrel containing chips which fire after doing
80, he exngushed the flames. Mr. PayFan the employsl
Of the accused testified his good character and stated
that he believed that The must have been nebafed
not 70 know whai he abOutOr he would not have
been found under such suspicious eioHmstancss In dss
sing the accused the Recorder delivered TO bin ap-
ia
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~ COMPREHENSIVE

C0unterJeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACTORs are
Counlerieits OF DALLEYs The worthless men who sell
Them hope that by stealing uame they may induce
the public to believe that their nOums possess the virtues
Of the genuine articles Buy of none but our authorized
Agents.
Do Attend 10 The peculiar marks upon the genu-
inc; and Observe that The name, 'H DALEY"
be WRITTEN, WITH PEN, in different colored
Ink, the envelope Of each bon, and that no other
be upon t.
KY General Depot for the United States, where oil
orders addressed will be promptly executed q
"A. DALEY 90,
AIS Broadway, New York
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

CUTS, WOUNDS AND SURES,
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful; quickly does it all pain and
ness and heal the injury. No Scar REMAINS. Its sue.
in healing old sores of long standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1876.
Dear Sirs About week since whilst working at my
trade my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole bit Of the adze entered the top Of foot Just below
the instep. The wound began nsme and continued
TO do until became much alarmed, used British Oil,
Tncue of Myrh and several adhesive pastss, but all to
no purpose
| then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan to subside, and has entirely left me. -
can confidently recommend DRlleys Magical Pam En-
tractor as being superior anything have seen tried
IOT removing pain or Inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing to es
MY TO the virtues of this Save at all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue at No. 15l, where give
any information desired.
EOuIs, truly
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FOUND DROwEED.-Au inquest was held yeststdsy upon
the body of found drowned in tie Mississippi oppo-
ste GIIod street He had on check shit, white under
shirt dark wooden pants, and pair Of Slipper was OF mid.
die size. with daFk hair Verdict, :" found dTOwned.'
ARREsTs.-The First Municipality pses made the fol.
lowing arrests yesterday bOfs slave for assault and bat.
terg Allen slave, e. arged With the same offence Cales.
tine DubTay, for receiving stolen property.
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Improved Property on Apollo Street, Lafayette
By BEARD, CALHOUN d. co.

CATURDAY, September %, ls49-W sold 70
- O'Clock, At Banks Arcade
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al the improvements
thsoOn situated the bounced Apollo Brainard Jack
and Philip Said lot 30 feet front on Apollo
street, " feet inches and Inns between parallel lines
Tie land very high the Improvements comprise new douo
frame dwelling with front, dwelbg rooms and Kitchens
with cisterns in the The property vel built mas
sla led roof n covered from thsdwing to The kitchen
H TermaThe purchaser payment Of note for Sou
payable July, 1850, aud the balance ia cash,
Act or sale before R. Beard N P at the expense Of the Pgr
chaser sis,AI1, 5,2I,22
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SOUTHERN DEPOT,

15I Chartres street, NetO Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA ALA
BANfA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEs
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS. in the State of MIS-
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied au2O 8m9dp
JOHN WRIGHT & CO,
General Agents for said Territory,
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FEVER SORES .

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nvete.
rate Fever Sore oy fourteen years last past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians and in
purchasing all kinds OF medicines that used
mended Tor its but TO purpose until, last resort
head OF and tried DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR, when to my great surprise, before had used
whole box of this SaVe my limb entely healed
BRADOCK DAVIS.
HENRIETTA, MunrOe Co., N. Y, May 6, 1913.
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OL0THING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

" n y 2 a q AN y 4 q AILt
g Camp st. M BARNETT IA Cann st.
AS now on hand. and is constantly receiving a large
"A and megniiicent assortment Of FINE Ready Made
CLOIHlNG gil of which being bis faotuTe en-.
a9g hn TO sell as cheap other establishment Of the
knd IN the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited to call and ez
anime Tor themselves Every garm finished in supe,
19r style: and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
on hand -
Superior Black Cloth DSsss and Frock Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacs and Pahtots:
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletots:
Brown, Dahlia and Olive Dress and FrOck Goats,
Superior Light Brown 0vercoais.
Black and Blue Cloth (ful Giro 81 Cloaks,
Extra Fine Black Does kin Pants
Blown, Olive and Blue CASHMERE Penis:
Fancy PLAID aud 9Hiped Cashmere Pants.
5upeJlne Check Tweed Pants;
Black Mixed and Fancy Saiiaet Pants.
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth VaztE
Black and Fancy Embroidered CRssims, VsTts.
S4per White Satin Bal Vests;
White MaTsei and ERRGy Vests etc ETC.
30 I'm M BARNETT, l3 Camp st.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, SEPTEMBER "A.

GENERAL CoUKcIL-Last night the regular time for
the meeting OF the General Council at the appointed hour
but two members anaWsrsd 10 their names Il being de-
Glazed by the Secretary that there was noquom the Com
ci adjourned TO the last Monday 10 this month Inspecon
for the November election will thea be appointed,
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples
and Cheerfuly recommend it to those who may be afcte
with that most distressing complaint as most valuable
ticle to cure il. PHOEBE BRAY.
ALBANY, April, l545. MARY MOORE.
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may be confidently stated that there no case of Pill
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and once the pain
soreness.
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shipr
NEW ORLEANS MARRTTs


s Fhaay morning, September Il Isaq (
new1 witch we publish this morning gvuu The lsu,s e
quotations for Cotton at Liverpool brought hy ~ n~n
steamer ray 81 for Fair Upland and 55 for Far Co.,.
slight advance being reported to have taken pIs = ~,
early part Of the week, which subsequently, wu No. ,n
tanned. With Us there a good demand and soa 49,
Sold mostly old crop, al rates fully up 70 our o1s,
TONS which &c higher than at the close Of last we-t
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SORE NIPPLES.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know of numerous cures and do moi
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose. Decacy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following was procured By ons
of our Agents
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. q 81 30 N.--LoEsITUDE 90 W--nT,ms "a.
Cleared Yesterday:
Schr Ella, SeheTnbeck Pensacola John Hurlsv
Arrived Yesterday.
SchH John T. Spngue Wilson, DAYS from, Tampa Bav
to e. G. Rogers x Co.-Basin.
HTHAABOATs.
Oregon, Herr, ffsm Mobile
Gen, Worth, Muir fIOm SkiDwitbs Iaudng5Io bls cot
Aaron Hart, kOuntz, ffem Cincnnau
CORTLAND. findren from Louisville
y u boswell kmball, from ShrevepOEt-S0 bales cotton
T. u White Brady, from Fort Adams-722 bsles e6tf0n
ToWboat AHglO-AmeHean. DAVIS from the Passes
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,


PERI NJ RY,
aCOmbs, Brushes and Cents Furnishing
Goods
n We have splendid assortment of new and beau
uul FANCY ARTICLES,
to receiving additions By every packet we nv
attention o the following list
CARD CASES. r.. Pearl, Shell, Silver,
RETiCULEs....s Six and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES "A fine assortment, styles
DESKS Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood Pspsr Mache etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony Rosewood, Papier Maehe,
PORTFOLIOs.. Leather, Velvet and Papier Maehe
ACCORDEONs.. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERs....A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the most celebrated Makers a. Pes'
ranging from eighteen dolars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. 60 Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES From 9 six bo.ter
PAPETERIEs. re-. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, etc,
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory, Feather Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIEs. OF Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. 81 Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS. "a superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. ..Liie PEo5srverS.
PERFUMERY Of all kinda
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have complete OF fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS, As have made, enabled
TO guaranty These expressly
srs Of the latest Sye and made of the
teriall and in the best manner
GUINNESS & co.
iyasaip 10 CAMP scTtsi' opposite the City Bank.
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PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED,

PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN and hs wife desiIe to procure Board
"A ing in private family, during the yesr where the
charge would be moderate. They furnish their own
apartments if being about quit housekeeping
A note addressed e BOX r s." POst-ofice will meet
with prompt attention. auI3f
SUNDRIES. ..........s UNDRIES.
I ANDING from ships MAID or ORLEANS and
Il QUEBEC H
9 hbls. Split Peas bbl; New York Homipy;
10 bags Old Government Java Coffee;
I bale Mocha (piima oldl COfse!
Y pkss. Elders Spieed Fulton Market Beef.
% boxes Sperm Candies boxes Patent Candles.
box Colo ed Wax TaDers
81 dozen English Pickles s kegs Barley:
lbs lsingass do4. Sap Sage Cheese;
dOz. Fig Paste 3 dOz. Salad Dressing;
dOz. Durham Mus ard
IL half che IS extra fine Gun OWder Tea
10 chests OOlong, PouchORg ana other choice aticlss
tor family For sale by
su CHAS. ST0UGETON, "a Camp st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

100
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF BaRoNJVE End PoYDR.4s SITS.
MR. Il FI Lessee
MIR MAYOR Acting Stage Manager.
THIS EVENING, Friday September a. lsi9-Wl be pre-
L ssnted the Drama OF THE TWO GALLEY SLAVES.
To conclude with the Musical Farce Of THE REVIEW. s4
BILOXI REGATTA.
Ia d "a d..
IN FRIDAY, INST, Regatta held Biloxi, free
~ for all Boats fore and ait sails The regulations Of the
previous days will govern this occ aston.
A splendit Sugar DISH and beautiful Coupe the
prizes offered by the residents OF BitEl.
E1 Th- Sugar Dish be awarded the beat coming first
GN The Coupe val be awarded the boat coming second.
81 JOHN w. NIXON, Proprietor Of the Rno1i House.
SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB
VHE FOURTH REGATTA Of the Southern Yacht Club, and
i Last Of the Season, wiIl take place
Pass Christian OF MONDAY, September , =
II, 1919. Free f9t boats owned Sholy or in
by Members Of the Club ~
The First Pnls-Ths CLUB PITCHER
and SALV ERFre Bas measuring Is feet have
taken first prize the Club Regattas, and for second class Boats
The Second Prizs-The HOTEL PITCHER and sALvER-
Free Boats measuring Is feet that
class prize the CLUB hegaas and for third class that have
Tie Third Prize-The CLUB PITCHER and sALvER-Free
Boats measuring under Y feet that have previously taken
ar Entities 70 Je on or before SATURDAY the 18Th nu
under real addressed the Secretary, and endorsed Entry for
Regatta. September IL ls7g."
The Regatta be conducted and Prizes awarded
I The next day. TUESDAY, sep,smber 49, 1872 will be nun
for, Tie SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB CHALLENGE CUP
Free Tor Winning Boa only.
before Monday, l7th nst under SEAL
dressed TO the seaetay and endorsed Eny for Challenge Cup,
% meeting the Club will be he'd II Pass CHRISTIAN On IT
ukDAf, September Is, at O'Clock P 81. 81
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GAIT 1000 sacks Liverpool Coarse Salt, bleached Sacks
and 1000 Fine ditto now landing at the warehouse for
delivery to Steamboats, 1000 sacks Coarse, in brown sacks
just landed and a50O sacks Coarse, bsached; soa For
Ssls By ll9l JOHN FQohE, y Bank Plaes'
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Ia For Liverpool-The tine Bntish ship uyTRrW
N& SIC Is now loading for the above port For
freight OF passage sppH 10
JOHN TOuLE,
s. Or to G. w. OLIVER, % St. Charles st.
- For sisal and oampeachy.-Ths fne fast-saii-
ssa&stA ing bng HARDY, Capt. Perkinp will have i'm
mediate dispatch. For freight or pSs-Eee annlv a.,
board, opposite p0st7 Second MuniCipality, or 10
-y4 - DEWEY 3 Co, 81 Gravisrst.
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COASTWIsE PORTS-

"a FoyHswY ork-- Union Lins-The new, fast
&A sail cg packet ship MATILDA, Emme som mas
-. ter Is BOW loading above, and will have Iulme-
qlate Dispatch For freight, Apply bOaiG Opposite ne
vegetable Market, LIST Ny
sl yNO. .. WOODRUFF & Co, SO & IS Magazine
Ia For AcstOR-I1tspatch Line-The fine faS1 1SiI
teTs having part of her cargo engaged Will haVs
sApSch For Balance of freight passage having apsp
au SecommodatlQnS. board, IA I'd Nv Or "a
~ :. w. ANDREWS 4 co. 81 UOm.non st.
a E2r MewY ork via HaVsna.- United Stafeg
&yEiREaA Jdda steam hiD C'ompaRU - fFhs new ma
magnificent Steamship OBIO (gQ00 tons hur-
tnehJ Lieut. J. A. Sehenek- u n commanding will
leave of the above port on tuesday, October a. 10 A.
me great sze ana strength the Ohio with her sgps
o uouoe engines Of lO horse power each insure 10 her
passengers e greatest speed and safety and which eappOt
Dc acquired by any steamer Of single engine NE -
9ngements ior the comfort Of paSsenges are On TIE g
cali ana STATE rooms combined all the euees Of
mt rate MOTEL An experienced surgeon accom- snie ths
vessel ana All ships o. this Company. For freight or Dass
apply TO PARADISE, LAWRASON & 90
-10 81 GravisF street.
Il. For laaelphia-COmmfTciqI LiRe-Thg fDs
&sNiA A regular packet bark YARMOUTH Teal
master having part OF her cargo engaged, viii
nave quick dispatch for the above port For bal nee Of
Freight or passage apply board Post Second Munich
patty, or to JNO. w. ANDREWS * co. 81 Common 81
x Agents in Philadelphia, Z. LINCOLN h Co. S.
IL For NewYork The fne A fast-saiipg bark
49, LEW E4aLYN, Nelson master, having lsFpe
portion of her cargo engaged. viii have ouch Ia
patch FOL balance of freight passage having fne ac
commodahOns apply on board to
au0 J, w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st
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STEAM WIhE hAILING WOhAs-
NOR SALE--One of those beautiful machnewOve
II IRON FRONT Ratings, measuring feet BY g.
IN ali 30 fset-With Iron Columns, complete Inquire of
No. As Charities street.
ing etc. Samples can be by calling at store As
Charities street. sla ~
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i5gs q " ,s 9tt t.SI1 Cso rs
Grice. will in f0tnie leave the Railroad every
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
after arrival of the O'Clock NJ cars. and SATUR
DAY on the arrival Of the O'Clock cans, and on SUN
DAY MORNING after the arrival Of the O'Clock eaB !;
returning the same lenlng by O'Clock.
Leaves Madsonvile on MONDAYS at 51S O'Clock A. N.
reach the 81 O'Clock train to the city and other days
d Ia Inn 4 R. w. CAsKIN, So Grsvier street.
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FOR OALIFORNIA.

zsrze For California, via Chagrss. Rsgular
SMtNS9A yhORthtV Packed = The splendid steaInsbin
aaeas ALABAMA, ]. J. Wright Commander. viii
Leave tor Chagres MONDAY. the LIST of October al
O'Clock P. n.
. RATES OF PASSAGE:
In Saloons, SS5 90 Lower Cabin $40 90
Steefage-mess with 80. .S45 90.
S No berth secured until paid for. Freight 10 cents
sI9 Q. J. MEEKER CO. Sc Poydras street.
1eG=a For California via Ohagres.-U S. Mas
$AikaRA Steamship Compd1y.--1he splendid Maj
III J. Harstein U. s, A., commanding, viii leave fos
ChagTes. with the California and Oregon Mail IN
SATURDAY the 9Th October at 5 O'clock y n hume
tuAly, from foot of ST. Mary street. Lafayette.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN 70 800 90
IN Lower Canin 30 90
In Steefage and mess with crew, to ChagFes Is "a
f& Freight so cents peT cubic foot.
90 No passage secured until paid for.
PARADISE, LAWRASOR q, co, Agents.
81 GTaFeF street
N. B. surgeon attached the Falcon thereby always
seo9nag good medical attendance 70 her passengen SIS
Ia For Oalifornia.-Tbe superior fast sail n7 shin
&4EA DAIMATIA, Capt w. H. FOlgeF, vyill lssv6
@@ for San Francisco Wis a port in Brazil ind VsIDs
raise. on SATURDAY October 8. Passage ia me sRbS
$780, in the teefage (mes with crew. $50 For freight
auSO PARADISE. LAwRAsoN 60. 81 Gravsr.
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ERYsIPELAs

Cincinnati, 4th month, 1877.
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~ n VicksbuTg & Yazoo City Weekly Pnoket
Le4ts5kes!3a GENERAL WORTH-Every FRIDAY
EVEN ING -Fbr Lake Providence Mill
keR's Bend, PaeksbuTg, WdgrsHtOB. NeW Carthage,
Grand GaG, ST. Joseph, ROaBeg. -MdteAez end Fort
RdaatsThe regular weekly packet GEN. WORTH, w.
e. Muir master, will leave above on FRIDAY, the
l4h Instant at O'Clock p NJ For freight passage
ply on board, OF to
s1i T. C. CHARLES, Sc Magazine st.
N. B.-FGeighf taken for Leh1re, Tchula. Greenwood
and all landings The YazOO River with the privilege OF
TahipDng the steamer Fawn. "A Cier will be the
Levee foot Of Canal street, Wednesday morning.
f.aigb
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. ~ n
L=ss.sat and oil Landings on the ydfqbgGaa RiUer =
aS1F The supe Tor gnO fast steamboat B EACON
will resume her egu rips in the above tlade ebou
the st OF October next leaving the New asa ohe
WEDNESDAY sad Montgomery the opposite Wednes
day AID continue 10 the trade The entire Ship
and passengers rely her punctuaty and attention
business she will at all times come up into the Basin
thereby preventing the handling and Tanshpment of goOdt
For freiq ht or pa sage. apply on board, to
s8f HYDE l. OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
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but we shall suholh lew testimonials OF It's value, selected
from the thousands in possession from all paris of the
county.
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+ EMONS.35O boxes Sicily Lsmops, in fine ORDER land,
IL ing from steamship Falcon, and for sale BY
~ A,F. COCHRAN X CO.. y TehOupitOulAI st,
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+ ANDING and in stone
L. MACKEREl-NO. 3; FOX'S STARCH-9n0 bvu.
S0AP=500 boXss ass0Isds ST. LOUIS FLOUR;
DOUGHTY'S PHILADELPHIA PRESERVES.
SWEET OILs-s00 baskets: CLAREF-SO0 eases.
HOLLAND GINS pipes; STAR CANDLE9.'
RECTIFIED WHISKY: LARD OILS Dbl.
PHILADELPHIA STARCH: -
PICKLES, KETCHUPS ETC., for sale BY
s12 e. J. HART CO., % and ~ TehoapitouI -,
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sun DRIES
I'M CASES LONDON PORTER, md A Ann
lOU SCOTCH ALE; "a AMI
500 boxes CI.ARET, approved brands:
400 baskets CHAMPAGNE 40
50 quarter casks PORT WINE;
80 boxes Old DO. dO
90 :. Superior MADEIRA.
l0l casks Sweet and Dry M b-TAArA
19O cases kHENISH WI s.H
9t BRANDY FP. mrs.
80 dozen American a. "a TI.a.SSl3,th F,TryIrT re.
s9a Z" csSSE'sTER SAUCE;
M - 6f55ttS q and kETCHUPS. assoHeds
Se9 - OBSERVES and JELLlE' :;
90 - 9relan CQRDIALS and Llqusa1si
~ a OLIVE OIL;
n 70 s1ne Spanish CHOCOLATES
- Eases PRUNES, glass jars;
20 sackt ALMONnS; - ,,,,,,,,
100 .. CREAM NUTS and FILBEhtSi
90 cases CANTON GINGER;
10 bhlI. GUAWA JELLY ..s
loo dog. GIL ASS JARS, tor eonlaehonsrs aaes
a13e Pop. KISS PAPERSi
egsEs ZANTE CURRANTsl
s enrs1 CfFRON. a.. In ltQ1e and Tor sae By
SIN RE, NICHOLS 8 co, y and u Camps
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" n For 81. IIoUis. Memphis and all inter-
[ s8hasS54 mediate kaRdtr gs.-On MONDAY, the lst
StsszsszEk Of October ats O'Clock, P NJ positively
HE new, elegant and fast running passenger steamboat
ATLANTIC, Jos. Il Ogiesby master. will leave on Der
next trip above. For freight passage having unsur
passed odatous apply board opposite POydfsa
street or to HYDE & OGLESBE, I2 POydrss ii
sI3 or J. r. SHAW s. CO, "a P0ydras 81
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STEAMBOATS,,

~ = Yazoo Pasket JEFF. DAYfs.-aF5r Le.
Lss5s feg,s' G+seagood Merton, TciiIA Yd5e.
gegghl yery superior and fast running steamer JEFF.
WIS, b. Powell, master receiving freight and
Eill leave on FRIDAY, the 14th inst, Il O'Clock
For freight Or passage, having superior accommodations,
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING SESSION.
SENATE.ALBASY, Thursday. ia

SENATE. ALBANY. Thursday, Jan. IL
A bill was reported To amend tho Charter OF the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company.
A bill WAS passed for the election of Supervisor In
each Ward Of the city of Utica.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BREwER presented the petition OF Mr.. Levis
Rutherford relative 10 certain leases Of lands Ia New
York City.
Mr. Caoss reported bill authorizing the Trustees Of
WILLIAMSBURG TO borrow money.
Mr. BAsBER gave notice OF bill for the regulating
putting up and sale Of Keg Oysters.
Mr CAMPBELL laid on the table resolution respect
ing the Commissioners Of the Csnsl Fund and urging
the propriety OF limiting the deposits Of Canal money
in Banks third the amount OF the capital OF said
Banks respectively.
During the debate yesterday in tho senate, Mr.. FCL
LER intimated that tho Code Commissouers would
port amendments In the presen, Code Of pesdings and
and practice.