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NJ LIE ScHoENBRuNEER-This lady gives q
concert q the Commercial Exchange on The eve
ming q the Hist inst. We have been furnished
Win an extract from musical journal Of Vienna,
giving an account Of her last concert in that CAPT
a. Her serene, unconstrained yet modest car
mage, says this paper, disposed every body in
Der favor, while her quiet and dignifsd execution
won ihe applause Of all present; and ii is difficult
% say whether the diatncess Of every note or the
iainesa and power Of her swelling tones were nost
perfect Miss s. leaves nothing for the ear or soul
% desire, and we doubt not that continued study
and practice will soon place her by the side of the
most admired musical arsisiH." Those who have
heard Mile Suhosnbrunner sing since her arrival
here, speak highly Of her musical talents and en-
doWmeuis.
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THK zoplAc.-ahis weekly journal Of General
and Masonic Literature and Art appeared for the
aist tiine yesterday. The Zodiac presents fine
typographical appearance, and the contents are
prepared with care and ability. At the same time
that the Zodiac advances the cause Of Maronry, il
may also supply want which has long been felt
here for Journal purely literary and artistic. We
hope that the Zodiac viii be filed with suns and
eepstellatiens which may difuss Light and pleasure
Throughout the land Subscriptions for the Zodiac
VIII be received at Morgan's Literary Depot, Ex-
change Place.
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10 The Mobile Herald of Monday says, it
has never yet been scertained what vessel il was
which, it viii be remembered sunk recently on the
southeast breakers, near Sand Island, of Mobile
FONT. There is no vessel belonging to that port
missing The light house keeper on Sand Island
thinks from the size Of her masthead, which is
Yet out Of water that il is small Mexican schooner
which had been trading at that port for some time.
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NaraL = The U. s. sloop-pf-Rar Portsmouth,
arrived at Gibraltar on the 9th ult, from Naples
and Cagliari. An American frigate from Bremen,
most probably the ST. Lawrence, IVES seen to pass
Dover, standing westward, on the l2th ult. The
arrival or the st. Lawrence at Cowes was subse.
auentV reported
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.VeIU Fashionable Goods,
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.

lust opened, at G, NJ. SIMPSONS, % Char.
y tres street, the following New Styles Of Goods, of this
season. importation:
SILK for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra rich Satin du Chen, Embossed;
Extra rich Damask and Plain
Changeable and Glaze POult de Souls;
Chameleon Silks Plain and Figured, of all colOrs;
Plaid Tartan and Scotch Silks, large assortment;
Rich White Damask Silks and Satns, for Wedding and
SOiree Dresses
Black Silks, of various styles;
Striped Pekin Silks, for Dresses
Wide and extra wide Black Manlla Silks Of every
quality.
French CIOaks, MRntiIlas, VIsites, etc.
splendid assortment of French Cloaks Mantias, Man.
tiets, Vte of the latest Paris Style; Embroidered,
Plain, CoOred and Black Of rich Chameleon Silks Satin du
Chen, etc.
MOusseIine de LANES and CRshmeres.
large assortment, comprising the Latest Styles and vary.
ing in price from the cheapest to the richest.
Housekeeping Dry Goods
French and English Blankets, large Fine and Heavy
Blankets for Plantations, of all kinds Flannes; English;
French and American; Sheengs Of all kinds, Linen and
Cetton Table Linens Of every width and quality Towel
lngs Marseles Quilts and Bed Spreads, Of style
Damask for Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin
Curtains rich MuHs for Curtains, various styles; COttons
of all kinds and widths Mosquito Meetings. etc etc oI sale
ow. do 62dp
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Selling on 1T Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

~ The entire Stock Of CLOTHING and Genuemens FUR
NISHING GOODS at
20 ST CHARLES Street, under the Yeranda.
The following S a limited list o. articles on hand
Black, brown blue and olive Dress and Frock Coats;
Green, drab gold mixed and brown Sacs and Pgle.0gs
Extra hne drab brown and green Boulevard
SUPER black and blueback Cloth Cl0aks
Black and fancy Doeskin Pnnta;
Plaid sde-slrpe and fancy Cashmere and Cloth
every description
Black and fancy silk and Satin Vests;
Super BALI VESTS, fancy every
style aud quality;
Fine linen and SiliFHi
kIeruo, md silk Uulershirs
heiu0, flannel and Drawers;
Scaris, Crayals, Gloves, Hall Hose, etc.
&C. Remember % 81. Charies Street, 81
Where the above be purchased At COST until the 9Th
inst, which time the balance Of the stock will be closed
auction. DC tIH
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ChERK OF THE U. S. CIRcUIT CoURT.-Mr. ].
" eSuFlsy has been appointed Clerk Of the Circuit
Court p the United States, in place of Edmund
Randolph resigned Mr. Gurley has been perform
ing the duties Of the office for some months, and has,
we believe given general satisfaction to the mem-
hers Of the bar and all those having business in the
Conrf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

nAILARn,s HAIR DIE.

brated Cusaloro-
No 8 AsFoR House., NEW YORK, Sept. p 1873.
Mr. o. N. BALLARD: Dear sr-lt L. Out justice g, SOY %
that Of all the preparation Deng Hair have ed none
has Improved quad HAIR Dye
and with great deal trouble than other gVs
testimony worthy
patronage # all wh exchange gray, light red heiT
for beautiful auburn brown black and nom The Tscuar a9
and ustre vhlrh mpars The hair e Ladies cannohu
JOSEPH CRGSTADORO.
II For rse by J. WRIGHT g. co. l6l Chartres st.,
% 2p Sole Agents for New ORLEANS
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Beauitfisi Pfsssnfs.-J. B. Steel presents in
anoiher column a tempting catalogue of fine an
nuals foT she holydays and visit to No. 10 Camp
street viii show you variety Of new and beauti-
irl books~the very things for Christmas and New
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

PoNAREpE's PASoRANA-A few nights more will close
this exhibition at Annory Hall Do not miss the opportunity
Offered.
PASSENGERS FOR CHAeREs.-The following is
a list OF the passengers per steamship Alabama,
which cleared yesterday, for Chagres
Peter FinseT H Bawer, d II Robinson, Fogerty, J V
Ogden, w Adams, "a Quimhy, w II Noble, ] W Noble,
H Kirk = 3 English, S w 1nman, w Merchant, O II
pta 4 Height w b hurse Capt GTayson, Walter MINI,
w Joy Aps ss5vaR Aiken, p Crook, lpQ Crook, Far.
f3f, a = Seuh, A Conant, Hawthorn, w COlard, II G
Toai l ~ Leg aTafn Croa,grght w Collier, w Violet
feay' ~ n IIaeSs, George Funk, JRo Ne L Apple.
2 N sherm2n n Owen, NJ Denlssy, q + AVikiBso1, l.
Anderson hutgilnsons Slower, W X X Dsvan n /
HOWELL \ trlmt M Allen, M Cochran. NJ (s5r7sa,n' 4, y
greMa w NJ Bond, A Bond, q r Cole II Vsnfisi,nrb A
tsrlslNeleIs g Young, w Gilbert II Nj Ilek Il 49,
ter, n MeBeth 7 Pugh g 6 Hime5 G Peiars l. t,ti Is
nab p Chepmzn, K lulef, Lewis, IL Lewis ii Ilntts.
y Martini Il Maize Miller. G Miller, N Weisb n 49,
list, h Hertz y suadori, halnrnet, "A Pesiron ii II
DlaleTi n Milkns, w ~ seawel, 4. Neis, W III Suiif
"a himhqll, y fnIneFt N Radon, a D Young Jos Chsp
m99, 9 " fomroy, ID biggs, Z Bifgs, NJ 6uTphey, NJ
I II Aeaa, 3 \ Ampds A Gllet, Fanlmg, Diekinson
enHg mln. g Bgrss. I. Thompson, Robert Malby Il
Johnston w a Oden, Maushed, ~ Barber, ~ N
GoensE, : NJ k3isSlsEisoa MeLaaehlg, q Powell Z 4
Nonlpqns w Jaime g fclnyn1un, w Cushmau Il Cut
81, sloHuiksE, r Smith 4 Crawford
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DAFNEv s. CARR.--This gentleman, the return
ed Minister from ConstantinOple, has reached his
home in Baltimore Hewill be cordially welcomed
BY az extenaigea circle Of warm, personal friends,
as is possessed BY any man in the country.
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From the Plains aa,d tie Mormon Statements.
Mr.. Thomas Forsyth well known mountain man,
arrived at ST. Louis on the I'd inst From the St.
Louis Republican we learn that he left the Salt
Lake about the last of September and Fort Bridger
one hundred and ten miles this side about the LIST
of October; crossed over the Plains to the head
waters Of the Arkansas, and came in by Bents
Fort and the Santa F6 Trail.
At a stream emptying into the Arkansas below
Bents Fort, he found the Cheyenne, Arapaho and
Major Fitzpatrick, the Indian Agent Below the
Big Timber, and but a short distance from the Ia
dian encamPment, he met Major Fitzpatrick and
his party, with Mr.. Ward and others. Further
down the Arkansas he met Capt. Vrain's train on
! their way to Santa Fe.
Throughout the distance Mr. Forsyth had plea
SAINT weather When he left the Salt Lake settle
ment, the most Of the emigrants, including all the
early trains had gone forward to California. OF
this number Gen. Wilson, as Indian Agent,
and his party A number Of emigrants however,
expected to pass the winter at Salt Lake City and
Fort Brdger
The Mormons have discovered route occupying
only twenty thirty days to cross the desert
and Sierra Nevada, which there is abundance
of wood and water at every stage, and Of easy
crossing. Parties of Mormons had made the whole
distance from the Sacramento to the Salt Lake,
with packed mules in fifteen days. Major STAINS
berry, of the U. S. Typographical corps with his
party, had arrived in the Great Basin. 1t was I'M
derstood that under orders Of the United States
Government, he would make a survey of the Lost
Lake and the various streams traversng the Grea
Basin. His mission was not favorably regarded by
the settlers.
The Mormons raised fine crops this past season
an abundance Of wheat and other grains, potatoes
turnips, &c, more than they could consume bu
the influx of emigrants was furnishing ready
market for all their surplus, at high prices Money
was plenty in the Basin, and to this may be addet
the fact that the Mormons have established min
of their own, at which a large amount OF the Cali
lornia gold dust has been coined. They have ISSUED
coin Of various denominations to the amount Of S2l
pieces.
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Normnn,s BOOB aud sLatlonerY EaLahllahmenL.
b. NJ. NORMAN,

: h00F8fIItT llu aIaIoHfTt
Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large complete
season. which he City and Country trade prices
IS Low As ANY OTHER MOUSE IN THIS CTTY-and
quality and style Of The stock warranted % be superior
reEpect oas 2pd
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NJ The public respectfully informed from this
The undersigned will occupy the iouoy Building CANAL
STREET between Bourbon and Dauphin streets.
OILS 2dpd D. H. HOLMES.
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Paper Warehouse,
~ CAMP STREET

ME respectfully call tie atten
w oil others W BIO may rcuui
PAPER Business, to the large
ceiving daily at our establishment
Foolscap and Letter Papers, all
qualities
Packet Post, Folio Post, Flat Cap,
Deny and Medium;
Owen Hurlbut's celebrated Wi,
ting Papers, all varieties and
prices
Printing Paper, large assortment
Of sizes and qualities;
Assorted Colored Papers, Medium,
Double Medium, 22S32 and
2iE36;
Tea Paper, Patent Envelope Paper
Hardware and Cotton Sampling
Paper;
Druggists Paper, blue and white
Filtsring Paper, Blotting Paper
and Patent BlOttersi Tissue Pa
per;
Linen, Hemp and Cotton Twines.
Of every variety and thickness
10 From the facilities ufiol
Manu- fdcftTers, we are enabled ia
terms, and invite them general.
chasing elsewhere. dc Wv
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Chpnn BInMk ROOEts.

NJ The attention Of buy Blank Books sail
again respectfully solicited to the large und
compile stock now offered for
NOrman's Stationery Establishment,
I6 CAMP STREET,
which fail peas those who desire good aud At the
same time cheap article. dS2ph
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lion Of sltuonars, Publishers, and
re- anything connected with the
md new stock now opened and 70
among which may be found
Fancy Colored Twines;
Counting House and Bill Capt.
Cloth Paper and Packing Paper,
all sizes;
Binders Straw & Bonnet Boards ;
] Trunk Paper, for Innings, etc;
Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper,
for Shipper and GrocsTs' use
Taued Sheathing Paper, in rolls
Playing Cards, l.. J. Cohen's
Steamboats,, Highlander5, Merry
Andrews, Decatur and Super
Eagles;
L. Smiths superior Eagles, Excel
siur and Jenny Linds;
Imported English & French Cards;
Cohen's PTintersi Cards
u. ID. MeCrearyis celebrated Fan-
cy Colored and News Printing
Ink, constantly on hand, al
] manufacturer prices
dCd by cur direct Agency for tho
supply the trade on the most liberal
T to examine our stock before pur-
SHELDON & POTTER.
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X We thank the officers of the Gen Wash
lngton for louisville and Cincinnati papers; also
those 81 the Yorktown, for St Louis papers.
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POLITICAL WORKS.
SHAKSPEARE,S DRAMATIC WORKS-BeautifnIl


BYRON'S POETICAL WORKS, 3D. Appleton & Cos
PFess)-The beautiful edition published in the
United States, elegantly bound, in volume, SvO., and
illustrated with superb Engrnyngs
MOORE'S POLITICAL enthusiastically illustrated.
SCOTS POLITICAL NOTWITHSTANDING Illustrated.
BURNS'S POLITICAL WOkRS-Sp lendidly illustrated.
PEARLS OF AMERICAN POETRY-Ilumnaed and
Lays OF THE WESTERN WORLD-An Illuminated
quarto in superb binding.
POEMS OF AAIEIlA-AppletOn & Co. s new and beau
titul illustrated edition.
IL This work admirably adapted for Souvenir being
in superb Papler Mache and Turkey Morocco.
THE SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AAIE.
THE FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
THE AMERICAN FEMALE POETS-Edited by Caro-
READS FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA-This is
splendid work beautifully embeished containing seec-
BETHUNE'S BRITISH FEMALE POETS.
THE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA-Edited
TIE POETS AND POETRY OF ENGLAND-Edited
THE POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE-Edited
THE POETS AND POETRY OF THE ANCIENTs-
He las also splendid editions Of MOORE'S IAI,I,A
ROOKH, BYRON'S CHILDE HAROLD and SCOTT'S
LADY OF THE LAKE,
Offered in the South, among which are vaons ed-
tons Of the following authors viz; Southey, Words
worth, Milton, COwper, Thomson, Young, Knowles
Cunningham Campbell, Hemans, Sgourney Coerdge
Shelley, Keats, Leigh Hunt, keble, LandOn Lamb.
AHlman, Bayy, MOtheryeI, Bryant, Longfelow Hal,
eck, and Others toonumerous 10 mention.
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RO1. " WoIm9I1Eare.


THOs. L. WHITE,
No. So Canal Street,
OFFERS for sale great variety Of Annua1 illustrated Works
Fancy Articles, among which the following
Animals for 1850.
Leaflets Of Memory; Odd Felows' o6srinEi
sacred Annual; The Snowflake
Gems q beauty scenes from the Life Of Our
s az bs 5 ssason; The Women Of Scripture;
Frepdshpis Offering; Offering Of Friendship.
Floral Works.
Floral Dictionary, by MrAWiri Lady's Book Of Flowers
American Flora, vosi The tloWeFs 9l foeuy anu We
Floral Year, BY MTs, Dnniesi $40 Poetry o. tloweiei
The Language Of Flowers Illustrated hoAg
Beautiful Illustrated POeticRl Works.
Poe,, Offering nv Sarah j. Hale Lougelows Poeteal Works.
1s;f seyes frof Amecsp Poetry Bryants Poeca Works
Reads Female Poets Of America Wiss Poeal W95ks ST.
Tuppers Prov. Philosophy, 4toi Poeucal WORKS OF BYRON 9H
Mooes Irish Melodies folio edi Moore Shelley, HoYlt ne
Poets and Poetry Of America mans ssoUhsy oo0As' s'S'
r,,.a 1a9l spafRs Lie fwashngton 9v
pn Ms, nf Engand "; Burke's Life and CORES vols,
prcscottis WORKS 6 Tos. Lord Bacons Works yosi
Hallam's Works, yols.i Encyclopedia Americana Ia"
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Harner,, Illuminated Rbe; Wanwrghps rd Prayer Book
Bater Iumid Bible anduue Church and Family Bibles in vel
Ba1ers Comprehensive omm Tyi g a9u ouh '"i'i' b"
Arabian Nights GOO hne engS PaTsys Juvenile Tales % vols,
Evenings Al Home HarpersF Boys and Girls Library
Robin Hood Chanbers's Miscellany
Swiss Family Robinson Fairy Book
Berguin's Children's Friend AbboTs Higorieli mi,
Parents Assistant; Outlines Of History ~ vols
Tales Grandfather, vols; Boys Gihs and Chlds Own
Philosophy Of Sport; AppIston Series Of Juvenilssi
Reading from Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon, La
Hioroggphie Bible fsyc4e, Washington, etc ETC.
4 Mother Gooss'a N1eodiosi Aunt kiig's storiesi
Nursery Rhymes Teler's soresi
\ Barbauld's Early Lessons; Grandaher's Stories
| Fancy Articles.
Ladies' Paper Mahs Rosewood and Mahogany WorBoxes an
Ivory Needle Boxes Papief Maehe Albums and Poroo, elias
Paper Weights Bouquet Hoders, Opera Glasses Purses lyor
! etc. etc. do Up
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A1NRicaN THEATRE.A reference to our advertising
oon shows that the performance this evening for the
nnet q eignora Cocca the dunseuse, who has held in
hs hearts Of ali the frequenters Of this popular place
q anussmeut The lady issues her cards Of nvatOn-ga
iaauf VII prompt numerous response TO her call else we
~ mistaken Although she came here, without the
asnage Of the puff preliminary, the sgnora has created
Hae sensation amongst the admirers Of her fascinating art
li h visit viii be long remembered by the theatre gOers
- us hope that her "reminiscences may also be kept
E BY The showers Of bouQuet which will most certainly
gfeoi her upon this occasion The performances atac
nsehe farce Of Who Speaks First !" opening the bal
iH La syphde, Of the most popular balIets eve
ploauoed ia which Ciocea, HeT, st. Clair Thompson an
the whole corps De ballet will appear. After this, III
equally iayodts little kck.up Of the Magic Flute" wi
roa Of laughter, and if more dances are required wi
not ihe eau be satisfied b the execution Of brilliant " Pa
d Deuz, 2 by the fair beneicare and Signor Ne "
?. c.. We expect that the American viii be ihFonged ti
evening BY the fashonabes, who are always ready to Ell
.--.-l-.-- - a.L.-.-
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Direct E1IllDOrt0ttOlE.
rs Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,

rs Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
Bet1cen Bourbon and DaHphfHe StTeets.
The following desirable Goods, WIS
81 French CAsHMEREs Of all eolorsi
Ga do. MERlNOS dol
O. do. BASPnUKs, dol
Damasked 40 dol
81 Fancy colorsI BOMBAZINESi
Plain c00rld CASHMERES n'ECOSSEi
Solid oolued hiOUssELtNE DE LANES,
greatly reduced prices
Fancy aud small pattern Mousselne de Laines
Super English De LANES and CahmeTea DEoosaei a. very
Super new style BAREGE ROBES, desirable for Sources
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes, --latest fashioai
Gae5 SILKS 5,5Is OF every color and Width
Black MORE, very superior;
ColOTed do, deslra5lei
FLORANCES Of all colorsi
MARCElINES do;
Ladies' super Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEF
Do. Embroidered Linen do. new style
Meme large size do extra quality
Do. super SIX do. very hnsi
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape sHAWLb,
ssD go Plain "hHs &C. Grape g. d.!
A very fine selected assortment u
Valeneienne LACES aud EDGINGBi
Do. lNSERTiNGSi
Malues LACES, very superior;
English Thread Laces and EdgingEi
DO. do insefingsi
Scotch EMBROIDERIEs Of all styles
Together with a complete assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting part shesuguscoch, Irish aud Frs15hi
DamasEs Cohs Napkins Diaperui CountHPansss
Blankets; DTupercs Linens which the
attention Of the public is respectfully invited
do 2w2p D. H. HOLMES
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BZ@ Thursday last the 9th inst, was observed
in South Carolina as a day of thanksgiving as re-
commended by the Governors proclamation. In
consequence the publication of the daily papers on
Friday was suspended.
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IRREGULAR MAms.-A late Aberdeen (AIiss9
Independent says Papers from New Orleans are
usually ten to twelve days in transit. at least that
portion Of them are, which find their way here vfa
ths Mississippi river and Memphis"
The Independent adds The mail from Mobile
4 pnly five days in coming to this point the Satur-
day morning papers being due on Friday, aud there
% Of course no necessity for the New Orleans mail
being than one day behind; at least il is a most
e.feullous route 70 send the Aberdeen packages up
The river 70 Memphis when the mail arrives here
as aniekly from Vieksburg it does from the for
meT city
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nj rs bLAlk ia opening her splendid atIament Of Mil
WI nery Goods Of the latest style. Every variety Of
Straw aud Blk Bonnets, Neivetl, Feathers Flowers, Rib
bons etc IAN orders strictly utter ded and eomplsted
a the shortest possible notice MID I'm
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Il A. TYLER, No 30 Camp street, has received
H. on Commission, and offers for sale tine and Wei
selected collection Of choice OIL PAINPINGS-some Of
which are by celebrated masters of the Italian Spanish
French and German Schools They are exhibited IN the
second story of his Store and open the inspection of the
public. DIP 1T
nR. HOUGIFs OFFICE, No. I33 Baronns street
- near Gquollten Railroad Depot-ln consequence Of
not heng able To undergo the atgues of outdoor practice
VII attend 10 patients his Office only. Office hours from
kept. dI9 6r
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NOTICE.
SIS q he March, 1885, XII KEN Pe me R 2S3se e
consult ms must address ne at t6at place The professional
ali sd&i@ " partner Ouiia s NEWTON fSl23f56 H. D.
sTdC x S end after TUESDAY the llth inst t6e
CLOCK A " gnl further notice, By order Of the Board.
d s. '-A '-'' i'sSs' C aTT sr9i Railroad ia
ATS AND CAPs-Chi!drens' Fancy, II ATS 80
styles tdio 81 u q B. BUN BBUfN6E, 50 q Canal sG s AZ
HAY AFLOAT-sOO bales Prime Hay ahoat apply
dlO 8tk j. w ANDREWS & co, 81 Common st.
NEW sTNLE-Nery superior to any other N the elsS'
PEP em p2B AZ the new nbT9yemsnis, p9ng
with ilne assortment OF CAPS and UMBkELI4AS'S~
mo 81 B'ARCY,s, corner Chartres and Canal streets
yT,rTE UNDERSIGNED b0yDg IpaScbaqcd from MAGLOIRE
AlARCEL the GROCERY STORE at the SsI 5syiS G
CLAIMS against said Grocery requested e. pTes9R en- e ia
" ao l6 Te' Days oG GIihR-Ies2TfoPER ToMAssoN
SIZZLING. AT REIDlISgsnS III tEN NFTI,fH, As and
A LARGE stock Of CLoAKSs mi stsi 6asn an IN
HSIhF Fancy o ' and Plain silks and sans Lined and
nRsd also r. 9 III gsoST, Plain and Figured which viii
b oj m 9TeSy REDroED PRcEs, owing to the advance
of 5 t9e s seRI0n' c. NJ SIMPSONS, 2s Chares ST.
A LARGE and varied assortment of Superfue Silk IN
"A M UMBRELLAS 4, e b. BUNoE, 80 Canal ST.
CIALIFORNIA and ROUGH AND READY IN
and 4 OF every y B. BtS RE G % Canal Jana Hen
BOARDING HOUSE,
No. 81 GR.4YIER STREET, bet0een ST. Charles
and CdrOMdekgt, door from corner Of Cdr0ndelA.
MFRS. WILSON respectfully informs her M
lVL friends and the public that she continues in the S
above eligible location occupied By her during the A
last two years. and is prepared to accommodate her friends
b br En9e who may av9r er with thf 9aGaSge From
location of her House. she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all who favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop,
ERATE. do 1yd&W
CtALIFORNIA-Thes who intend going to California
~ should call No. IS Common street. and supply them
seyes with Sub of INDIA RUBBER CLOTHES,
BAGS BLANKETS, etc, We have an assortment OF all
kinds Of those goods
TFunks Camel Bsqs Vaicss Materials ldr Sad.ei ~
dler's use etc. Our Stock Of TRUNKS is the yya
largest and best assortment offered IN tbs mar-a
keL J. A. HORTON CO.,
dlO 81 No. IS Common and No. II Canal street.
II ONION PORTER-2O casks Bajsss' PORTER and
"a BROWN STOUT. for sale by -,