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~ Sixth Ward Democratic Mesting.-At meet
ing Democrats Of the Sixth Ward Municipality, held
q Walker House, Of Heva Baronne Streets Friday
evening, the i Sept 1852 for the purpose seeng Delegates
tothe Convention be held inst Of Mr. Moss
Mr.. T. P WHITE called Chair, and J. M. DEPAss
acted as Secretsry.
On motion Of Mr. Lusk Resoped That the Delegates be
elected by ballot Upon counting the votes Messr T. p Wh
r. Lus D. Circuit and W. B. Gale found to be elected
The Democrats Of Sixth Ward Second Municipality having
fun sonddsnce the Delegates they have elected to represent ns
in tho Democratic Pn Convention to be held 25h inst; be
it therefore
ROlDsd That Delegates chosen this night have un poWe
they think proper respecting such nomlhsuo ~ may We
,hs Convention, in addition that Of State senSth CIT y
il further Hesoued That the Democrats Of me SKIN A
meet on TUESDAY he isth inst haifpas7 o'clock p NJ at
the Walker House. Hevia and Baronhe sus o ~.
pose Of responding the resolution passed ny e 0'a'S
Committee on Thursday, the 18th INST ,,.,., .t
Res0iged, That the proceedings OIL u i- 81 '
Courier, Delta and Crescent, l. T. "llAL
j. NJ DEPASS Secretary SO 81
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WINDS AND CURRENfs.-Int the National Annua
Sclentic Convention, at Cambridge, Mass, on the
loih, an interesting communication was made. by
Lieut. NJ, +. Maury, on his iavorite theme of winds
and currents. By the ready and hearty oo-opera-
ton OF the merchant marine, Lieut.. M. has been
enabled to make such arrangements that there are
now lOOO vessels employed on the ocean in prose-
cutting these Investigations without expense otbe,
than the preparation of the charts, He has
adopted the plan of dividing the ocean into sec
IONS oil tye degree7 each, with the different sea.
sons q taa year distinguished by color and insti
I9tmg certain number Of observations from each
The charts already placed in the hands Of navipa.
tons have materially shortened ths distance from
here to Rio Janeiro by an average of four DAYS
so that we have here an immediate and most i'm
porEam practical benefit. The investigation once
commenced soon led TO the discovery that there
was region at about the middle of the Atlantic.
IN which theFe are monsOOns not before known
Vessels have been going there at what have been
considered good seasons expecting to find favorable
winds, but were met BY dsappointmenf Fbis
pointed out the probability that Longitude had
almost as much to do az lstitqde with the winds.
Lieut.. M. went On 10 illustrate This. Vessels going
from mere 70 the Equator, after passing out Of those
Wll1s known as variable, get into the region nj
calms, and from that into the Nosah- East Fysda
winds. BY sailing to the South thew come ia
another region Of Gains and again LEAVING these
II an summer, come to the region Of these six.
months Faonsoons Charts have been prepared for
the purpose Of investigating what influence longi-
tude and latitude have upon these trade-winds.
In conclusion Lieut.. NJ, spoke of his high aDDre-
citation % the water thermometer, the use of which
he believed has tended as much as any other cause
to the commercial Importance Of New York The
matter was referred to the Standing Committee of
the Association for their action.
o. Mr.. Macaulay is visiting Dublin for the pur.
pose of obtaining historical Inaiariala
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CAPT. DAN. HIoKoKs REGATTA.

CAPT. DAN. HICKOKS REGATTA,
Ill 81 81 S51 81
REGATTA will take place FRIDAY the 2lst INST, the
II Lake. the starting point being the Franklin House, the Lake
eud Of the New shs Road Il will be affair worthy the
all Of the fashionable and manly Of Boat
Racing and originates with Capt Dan Hckok for the improvement
speed sailing craft and nuurRg this species sport that
has suddenly taken such hold the the Community
The Regatta viii open vessels under TONS carrying
fore and aft shs with the Of uggers and steamboats,
The Ie guide the umpres IN awarding the Prizes are SIMPLY
these The Boat First the First Prize the Second TO have
the Second Prize, and the Third have the Third Przewhou
any consideration Of length keel In this the field will be
thrown open and build Of craft having the FIRST
toned conditions Of huuhen and rig
There will be Three Splendid PriSs The first prize given by
Capt Dan Hckok The second PRIZE hg The Hckok Club and the
third 10 be bought with the money.
The start viii take place at ocockP NJ and the whole
noon psTt will be Experimental by Directors duly appointed
uamss will hereafter appear. sl3td
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
Hork and Albany, abOTng under the distressing Fry
sipeas attended with Inflammation Of the Kidneys and
with Bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps of
the size Of hem eggs pTorudng and large bos covered
body. The urinary secTeOns stopped for days when my
distress became lntOleTabe My tongue cked, and the
roof Of my mouth covered with sores and my cheat
the root Of my neck, in constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool IT,
In this mse Onged for death, and never expected re-.
COveTy, when Ms. Jessup desired me to
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D A L EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


HAS ever been discovered that possesses any of the ouae
Of this famous Remedy Almost daily we hear Of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered by its application to
diseasss-or it remarkable fact, that many of it.
effects are known only from accident experiment. So
deep has bent science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor so admirable the combination Of lis ingredients
that it is found suited TO relieve almost every ailmsnt
which the frame of man is subject Let
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy
FIrst-It will within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain ffom the severest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS. It will also the pain and GOVT,
TIC-DOLORBUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or sWEEl4INGS.
Second.-Iu of BURNS. if applied Immediately.
it will preserve life matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent blister and consequently any soe in
hsmmatiOn
TRrd--It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers or Sores
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Fourt-It neutraizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals.
F0th.-It will, wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA.
TIUN; and in old wounds where modification has
menced it will the disease and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away. it will restore the
part to its natural state.
siph-If BROKEN LIMBS. when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salye Inflammation, Swelling, or Pain can
and the bones unite, and become strong with
ishing rapidity.
SeUeath.When the Bowels painful, or infamed the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will ao'd relief and
when castor oil, jalap and all other
medicines have failed.
Eigth-Its is perfectly safe in all casss- can
do harm-the system will absorb no than is necessary
repair it, 1t will not conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subion few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts Of the
country.
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NEW ORLEANS mARRHTs
CREscEET oFFIcR,

Tuesday Morning. September Is. 1870
COTTOG.-Fhere very little done in Cotton vssis,
day. as factors asking prices and considerably
higher than the limits of European orders The sau
only included few small parcels.
REw.ORLEAEs CLASSIFICATION
lnieflot.. nOmiaal Middling FsT IOJZI0sr
Ordinary ,.,.......61SidD SEI Far ,.,.,,. N e5-
Mdding. 81 Good Fair - po,T5r,sJ
Good hiidding 80 IA lO Good and Fine pSIIi5Sj
HubACCO-Ihe sales, far as made public summed mn
l4l hhds, OF which 81 hhds Mason County as and
on private terms, 80 hhds. Admitted CAourO al ~ nd
81 hhds., 49 Admitted and Refused at 5se round Ar
other sale was said to have been made but We could D
out nothing positive about it,
SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs. The transactions vsur,
limited but at firm prices say 51S05sS for Fair suear -
zOl02l5ao. gallon for FebOled Moaase5
FLOUR-Few buyers and the stock on the am, -.
Sales 1000 bbs including 4Os bbs Illinois (sa and z0
at So and 24 do, partly from store and psv or ~
Leyee at 50 % also 200 bbls. choice illinois, in lo. Al
Is IS 2 bbl. - ~
CoRN-Demand limited, and 200 to 500 sacks sod on tn.
Levee. in lots at 46i04Se.
oAfs.-Rather improving $50 sacks St. Louis sold AZ
40, and 500 dos in lots, at a and 42e
BRANs-Hearly 100 sacks taken az 70e . Io0M
HAY-Scaoe, and 81 bales Western on the svss
the advanced rats of $50 50 Q ton
FkOtlSIONS-PoTk selling in retail parcels At sa s7Ae
faslO for Mess and $s MOSS 50 for Prime M Is,S
Transactions in RaCOa. The Ony sales Of Lard we he5 ~
were Il bbs No at 54, and l52 do No l. on the Iyra
at &c. ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-A sale of 60 piece, and Il,
coils at l6l4o and Sac. cash.
RICE.-Smal sales from cargo recently ,.siy3 =. a
5l4e. . h. - ~
COFFEE.-RiO selling at &c., and none to be had At La.
WHlskY.-Saes of 50 hhls. Reetfed at DC and 81 20
extra at Sc p gallon. -
EXCHANGES.-No alteration
EMBELLISHMENTS new.
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SALT RHEUM.

This eertieI that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum Of theen
yeaT duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases
been at once aeviated and hey both entirely removed
There can be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtue
that the Paenee claims iOTt from has fallen under
my observation added to the very respectable testimonials ia
its favor BY Others who have used il in requiring me
dats relief do mast Cheertuy recommend TO the stten.
ton Of The afflicted, the Of this Invaluable Salve.
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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l. John Williams resident Of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati feel it a solemn duty that owe the COM
muny thus publicly state that have been troubled with
the es for about seven years. during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion Of that time
by confinement to bed and have expended several hun
ded dollars, but to nOpurpOse - continued grow
trial Of " DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR for this awful complaint and to my utter
ment well and hearty ever and the of two
boxes of this precious ointment ascribe cure These
facts am willing to ailm TO, should make the statement
of an old resident any more authentic.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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cry SIPELAS .

For EYspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time, but is driven in, and will Ieappear in the same
other place. The Pain Extractor, however drGOs
out, and completely the of the disease and
effects q thorough cure.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,

She brought to my bed box, and applied some to the
sores. felt immediate ease wherever touched me, and
begged for enough to annOnt thoroughly. II OBJ
tanned, and new life seemed to invest 70 the
burning pain in the chest even made Pills of it. and took
them which cured me. my life to your vausbe
Extractor, being strong ever, and have been so
ever since early in the year 1912.
KERZIA FRENCH
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COStlueneSS

LUCILC0o
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sures safest and most certain remedy or 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 cur office with establishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
upon parts OF their bodies near the howes a1d that CO.
pous movement had resulted from it. This result will al.
follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they c0stye Let the experiment be tried
Its perfectly safe and in instance the Pain Elk.
tractor do HARM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tW- Democrats Attention !-SCcOnd HGra, Second
MIn;o;palfty- In purzuauoe of recommendation of the
Committee Democrats Of me Second Ward are
requested to assemble in mass Henry zn'es Coffee house.
Nayades and Poymnia Streets on TUESDAY EVENING, 18Th
inst for the purpose Of selecting Delegates the
General Committee the City Of Newoeans and for organizing
Walker Club for the present campaign
J. L. Lew. Alex Walker, Geo. HtmRn,
Henry Zi1ser, Geo. T. Ross, John Sewul
Patrick irwin, ThUs, Shields Jno. C. TaylU,
John Camel, SAM. 3. Ferguson, j. C. Collins,
f. b. Del sdernisr, Francis Quarles, Adophe Elol,
Il. Falvey, james Connolly, y. W. Hart,
Peter Scott, Edward Curtis, P. Fox.
Michael Hughes, sl7
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L4RoENy James Campbell was examined yesterday be-
o Recorder Baldwin the charge Of entering The bone
Of Thomas COgan, the 10Th inst, and stealing iot Of
clothing mahle ornaments, &c Campbell was caught in
the aet-eyidence that will weigh heavily against him b,a
me tlI5L Dnet ConItl0 which tribunal be was san IN
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TO BUILDERS,

gTNHE subscriber has opened LUMBER YARD at the
corner of Magazine and Grod streets for YazOo Cy-
press Lumber and invites Builders and Others 10 give him
call. He is connected with large Saw-milng Establish
ment at YazOO City and will take orders and fill them
short time and for moderate prices, lie VIII be receiving
shipments OF Lumber monthly if moi ottsneT, and viii
make suitable deduction in price for Lumber delivered
the Levee. He wishes lease suitable lot for
Yard on TchOupOu1s, Magazine, Camp, Pgtans st.
Charles Iis. 81 In ], r, RICHARDS.
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BEATING TWO WOMEN = VIM Luddy ve,ts,d,v A.
,5eksd and severely beat Mrs Hamilton and one BfSet
Men amaB. The latter individual was sbamef 10 ,bs5
and seriously injured For tbs OUTAGE Luddv yi sogs
to-day before Recorder Baldwin ~ IN ~e'a's'A
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, SUDDEN DEATH.-A man, name unknown, was fosnd
dead yesterday in vacant lot at the corner of RaIth
and Good Children streets An inquest was held and aler
an examination Of the body the Jury returned the verdict
Died in fit" The deceased seemed to be an Italian
was clothed IN cOttonade pants white flannel andeFsbir
red wOOllen coat, and WOIa thick bTngans
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-o- y .-in Tias. So.
Cleared Yesterday:
Schr. Emma White, Mobile
SchT. Lois, Penuell, Pensacola y 4ehnaa
sehr Mary Ellen. Coleman ST. Thomas and n; .Its,ssa
schr POwhatan, Caro-, Pensacola, J. D. ssi9assslI
Arrived Yesterday.
ship Wabash, Hathaway. from New Yo1E 1S,h \.
-, u woodruff y CO.-1st N.Y. -' -" ai-s 70 J.
Ship Niobe soule, q days from New Yok. 10 p WA.
Ship Austria Borand % DAYS from PhiladelDs. TIC
BARK YoTLtoW9 stoar days from Ra.anz., IN b.,,,.,
BarE Cs,s. Ialodgs' n day, from New York to Cha. D..
Brig Tiiao Benson, "a days from wnmiue,o, n :
bng Sea Flower, Sheer, 20 DAYS FINN Pb;I.5.l,L.
dick Bo.-1st my. -aSiphia' 10 Fos-
Sch, ~. Ma g aaehe AInet days from Maasords % mas,
s'hJ yloRRs Leech from CAasrss, I'd nst in ba.., n
o. srRAHBoATs;
oregon, Hien, from Mobile
Tang i S9S Holmes from Vekaburs-ssIs hall. co,,
Isols wilson from Shreveport-55 bsleS eottS5
NNtoDs, RRsaI no from elds Mils
AHFlold, lhoinasson, from Vicksburg-g26 hsL.s
IhowPoat ankes, Fhtner fJOm M Psss!- eotloA.
lTroMpoat PoIpoise, Brown. from The Pasaes
AO"OOat Belle Miller, from the Passes.
SPOKEN.
BY bng Sea Flower on the 9Th mat h, nr..,. ~,
uays out nom New 4ok, for Maiasorda
r.. - Memoranda;
inst bark MargaFst o. en 'H' AO'h
Iowooat Yankee towsd down and to zes nm The Al, t
and Cecilia. ''i'is . r smsE'
Iow6oat Belle lowed down and to sea op the 1s,b i,
baTks TedescO, and Harriet 'l' '-'H 'l1'
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SORE NIPPLES.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is TsmaEkabh. We know of numerous cures, and do not
hesitate to that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose Deicacy prevents from askiag CERTIFICATES from
ladies this subject The following was procured by one
of our Agents:
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kN0CKRD DpWN-James GallagheJ bv his po,, Ct,
patHck moCay, caused the arrest last evenip ~ H
Eaterson, Tor knocking him down in Lafavstte S1sss
mill
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List Of Vessels d Port Not cleared
Corysetea s0eTy rlorTiAs esDssiag for TIE cr,sss .,

Moth the First munfefb-gtv sq..igr,.s5 u =
aoe 2 mi The Nos Commence u ~ Reiss ~
~ ne 9s2nl NIL ne Mo- Commences
nR ~. beng flatbost Landing N tts 5I i 30
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NEW ORLEANS :
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 49,

ANNUAL FEsTvAL.-Yesterday was held ss a festival By
the Jews of our cy being their anniversary Of the clsa
ton of the world. years day. They noted for
their strict observance of all matters connected with their
faith and was visible yesterday in the closed door every
one connected with trade, of that peBuation.
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PLANK UP-Jerry Conner was bos1led ~ r5. 90 -, O,
eond MUNICIPALITY police Yesterday, and conveyed 10 M
oSh os f'es9g lumber ION Iaoob Moutogd on ST.
charge " ~ '-9 sAN gave nm IN
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Npbles
ana cheeTuly recommend those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar.
ticle 70 cure it. PHOEBE BRAY
ALBANY, April, 1856. MARY MOORE
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FIREsTwo fires occurred yesterday Roning, but foTtu
natey neither attended with much loss. The first took place
between IL and O'Clock L. NJ in vacant ho1se situated
back in yad On Benvie street. between TIeme and Ma
streets II burned vefy rapidly and before the engines
cuh be brought into effective the house and two
Kitchens adjoining were consumed The second FIRE was
discovered between and o'clock, Immediately in the Vcin
lty Of the lnst A small dwelling house Destroyed.
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D IHiEFT7-j Y. Finkbarugu having been accused by F
shaII WIN taxing his hand-car without leave or license
va oGaed up yesterday 10 await hearing before Records
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BY J. b. BLACHE
FRIDAY September at 10 A. MWM be sold at his auction
II store, No. % Cont street
large magnificent assortment Of FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting part Of the following:
SuneTtOr Black Cloth Dress and Fruck Goats;
Blue Macknaw Blanket Overcoa,E
and Black Pilot Cloth OyeTcOaB
Etxra Fine Black Cloth PaletUts;
B,rck and Fancy DOeskn SacE and PaletOts;
Blue Dahlia and Olive Cloth Dresa Goats:
Superior Light Brown Cloth FrOch COas;
Drio, Brown and Fancy Overcoats;
fine Black and Blue Cloth Coaks;
Gold Mixed and fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletota;
Extra Fine Black DoesEir Pants
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
Black, Mixed and Fancy Saunet Pants
Plaid and Check Tweed Pants
Blue and Black Cloth Pants
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Super Black and Fancy Satin Vests;
Black and Fancy Cashmere and Cbth Vests
Black and Fancy Silk Vests;
Check Tweed and Cloth Vests;
The above been great comprise
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


FOR CALIFORNIA.
-,szzs For California, uia Chagres. Regular
e AI f7Rtshg RR9sk T T5s splendid .tsssHs6P
esye for ChsgreS On MONDAY, the Isl Of October al
Ia saloOps ;sS5 y G9@si Cabin go 90
~ No berth secured until paid for. Freight 40 cents
SD o. l. MEEKER & co. ss Poydras street.
1sEEe For California via Chagres.-U S. Mai
W s ssssss SSIdgo5SSg I0d o splendid Mail
H ]. Harstein o. s. n, commanding, viii leave iof
the S t96Rs; a. and O Green Mails on
tuSly, from foot of 81, Mary street. Lafayette.
RArks OF PASSAGE:
IN Saloons 70 ChagTes 800 90
in stsesge and with crew Ghasr;ess 49,. Is %
50 Freight 50 Oents per cubic foot.
PARADISE, LAWRAs6S & 60, Agents.
NB. surgeon is attached to the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical 9tendanee 70 her PASSENGER slS
Ia For CalifoTnia.S'The superior fast sailing ship
SssA& DALMATLA, Capt. w. II. FOlger will leave
- foI San ETansisc0, via port in Brazil and ValPs
$3.50 in the EeeIsgs tmess with crew. $780, For freight
asa8O PKRxtDisE. LAwRAsoN & co. 81 Gravior.
ENXTRA BUFFERS kegs of very superior Butter
u equal to any Goshen, landing from steamboat At
aHi6o from st. Louis fG5 81 sals 6 @Irs,r,Nc % Co.
-, HYDRAULIQ CEMENT.
ENIVE HUNDRED BARRELS ROsendale Hydraulic
sm'n in 'Qs W 1B8dRRs H3S iq '1 Bs52 p,
SPADES FOR SALE.
81 poZ. AMES's BEST SPADES, for sale cheaper
80 than at the mandatory. Apply at No. q Natchez
teet. stairs an9
SPIRITS -TURPENTINE.
30 BBIS Spirits of TurpantiDe, landing and for sale
~ low by NATHAN JARVIS & co.
sn9 corner OF Magazine and Common streets.
DLASFER LOO bbls OOggns 4 Co.; 100 bbs Woth.
erspOOns; 100 bbs Newark and Roendae, for sails by
HAYNAN 4 HOLDEN. Agents,
sl4 81 SIS Magazine st. and II Red Stores
DALM OILS casks, to arTlye, for sale By
Il HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
sl4 81 80 Mags, inc 81. and II Red Stores
SODA ASH.-l5O Packages, j. Hhds, .s,ees and BbH.
- for sails by HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
sl4 81 98 Magazine ST. and II Red Stones.
HAIR--lOOO sacks and 70 bids Plsstsrng Hair. for
II i sale by HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
s4 81 IS Magazine ST. and II Red Stores,
MARBLE DUsT.-iOO bbls. Ground Marble, from the
HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
SAT- IS Magazine st. and II Red Stores
BEEF TONGUES.
81 BOXES Shay,s Beef TONGUES for sale by
81 aus CHAs, sgOUGHGoN, - Campys,
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: : : : 8 : 9
. OOUNTERFEITSllk1

COUnterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACTORs are
Counteheis of DALi4EY's. The worthless men who sell
them hope, that by stealing name they may induce
the public to believe that their nOsums possess the virtues
of the genuine articles. Buy of none but our authorized
Agents.
Do Attend to The peculiar marks upon The gent-
ipei and obserUe that The name, d" H. DALEY"
be WRITTEN, WITH A PEN, in different coIored
Ink, on The envelope Of each boz, and that no other
be upon il.
~ General Depot for the United States. where all
orders addressed will be promptly executed
.- r. DALEY co.,
AIS Broadway, New York.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

meeting Democratic State Central Committee held on
the 9th inst the following resolutions were adopted
whereas msteria, for the proper organization and eff
Gent action or the Democratic party Of the City Of New Orleans
that permanent regularly constituted Committee should exist
for the pirpose OF supernteudng the said party
Therefore Be il ReoiDed That this Committee recommends
the Democrats the Wards the City New Orleans
elect as many Delegates their respective Wards said Wards
are entitled to Aldermen Municipal Councils which said Dele
gates shall hold office for year, aud shall form the
Democratic General Committee Of tie City Of NaD Orqnshe
said have power call meetings, to recommend
measures generally superntend and further the interests of
the Democratic party.
Resolued further recommended that meetings be held
III The Wards TUESDAY EVENING the 18Th ns for
s purpose choosing said Delegates. JOHN ~ BELL, PTe
J. N. LEA, Secretary. s4 St