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CLOTHING AT COST.


To Goods offer the balance of our stock OF
Fine ana Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT coBT FOR c1sH comprising elegant and weseieeied
Of Fine Goods the best and OF all The
tnos fashionable styIer *
DHEgs COATS Of Black and Blue French Cloths
FkOCK COATS; OF Brown, Olive. Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS or Blnck and Fancy Cloths and Twseds
SACK PALETOTs Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OvERCOA'rs and CIRCULAR CLoAKS.
OPERA SACKS
PANTS; of Black and Fancy Cassmer
VESTS Black Cashmere Fancy French Cashmere
Fancy and Silk, White Marsees rieh Bal Vests
DRAWERS: of Silk Meriuo, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Couon
Linen, ETC. etc,
uNDERStitRTS: Of Silk Merino, Lambs Wool Flannel Cot
tua &c.
ROBES DEs CIiAMBREs: Of various styles and qualities
GLOVES Josn Kid Of AL coo Merno Six Cashmere, Buck
ska, etc. -
CRAvArs scARFs: beautiful Of choice and
new style goods
POCKET HANDkERCHEFs, Half Hose, suspendets, Umbr-
las, Trunks, all articles pertaining gentans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, &c CAMP street,
ia23 2dpi corner of Common, HeWleus Exchange
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
IT COST

The undersigned will positively sell whole of his Winter Stock
OF FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING n r COST
sisting of the Goods sold New Orleans Also
the stock of FURNISHING GOODS comprising
the trade. such Shirts Under-Shs Drawers Socks Scarf
watts, Gloves Handkerchief Trunks, Umbrellas,
FREDERICK ANTHON under st. Charles Hotel,
ia25 2dptf Door from Cannon strps,
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Auction Sales This Day.

AUCtIOn Sales THE Ddys
BEARD CALHOUN Co. will SELL at IL O'Clock, at Banks
Arcade, valuable Slaves
MoRPHY MENUS will sell at 10 o'clock at No. 81 Maya
zine street. Butter, Groceries. Liquors, etc.
H. F. SMITH will sell, halEpast 10 O'Clock at the New
Orleans Bazaar and Auction Mart, corner of Perdid0
and Carondelet streets, Carriages. Wagons and Horses
r. NJ. ARMFIKLD will sell at the OF Jasper f. Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. with
out (ei1- See Auction headJ
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS

We receiving, and shall keep sale large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactur
ing Company Alabama These Goods we think are not in
feror of Southern Manufacture We invite the
ton of Planters Merchants and Others these Goods as oe
are directed to sell at the Eoa7est market price.
Ola 3mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO., SO Camp St
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II Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN'S
IN the other columns this paper e
: rJs,f
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tE H Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only always has the
the proprietor H. DALEY on the wrapper OF each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street, New Orleans. d8tf
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jail adp tn GUINNESS & BUSH, 12 Camp
VALENTINE WRITER'S.
HUNBUG.

TENHS Word has lately
den the by which people overreach
each other the lie. There hum
bugs the wOdumbugs humhugs literature, and
hambugs trade The prominent OF the latter, present.
the beading OF advertisements the public Selling
out at Cost So however, has this humbug that
few deceived and the injury works felt by those
alone whose actual and honest adopt this method
speedily stock cahus procuring for further
himself sagnaton business
resulting from The msornes which befaen
this cyees realize portion of his capital Therefore, he
that he "Seng Cost his Winter Clothing
Whether this "umbug public, by calling, easily
judge; and will harm the subscriber who will
then have the satisfaction of that he has rendered his
plans abortve, by attempting petty deception which thousands
have Intellectually tried before.
FREDERIC ANTHON,
jag 2dpf St. Charles Hotel, corner Of Common
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BRAZILIAN VIOE-CONSULATE.
ATOTlCE.-The Office of tie Brazilian Pice Consulate
" is removed TO No. So CONDE STREET. The Com
mercal Community and all Others concerned hereby
notified that passengers for the pos of the Empire have
provide themselves with Passports the Vice. Con suate
and lastly, that the Office Hours from to 3P.M
JOSEPH VARGAS,
JAZZ 2aw2m Acting Vice Consul of Brazil.
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E Neworleans. Dec. s rs

e. NewOTleans, Dec. S, 184S-Dr j. MENSING:
The Set OF Teeth the best
JOB ever saw They are equally ssrviceabe for
natural teeth Those needing work done
call on al No. Ia St. John street. Perddo and Grayer
strrets, and inspect it for themselves Yours
Dc 3m A. O. TIICKFp
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
P. & E. r Z | L l. Y ,

i % II u II Z II Il
IN LIQ ULDATION
The will from and after this date large stock of
IRISH AND SCOTCH LINENS,
AND FANCY FRENCH GOODS,
per less than their prices Buyers viii md this
opportunity seldom with our sto1h Is an e apd
mostly OF direct Importation. Country Merchants VIII md
Rooms choice goods they usually meet WITH
and prices that will make object 10 buy for cash
This be looked advertisement as ue Aqu
OF the death Of the
p sc. REILLY,
Corner of Canal and Royal Streets
rw- RECEIVING SPRING GOODS, comprised Of every
thing IN Bareges, Jaconets, Musins,
AaoFAMlLY LINENS, consisting of "A Shings, 54 Pillow
Sheeng "a 1914 double damak Diaper double
Cloths and Napkins Of all sizes which msnufac
ORDER and OF the best fabric 1a2o tm2dp
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- Mrs. a. G.. PARKER
II kSPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of New Orleans
= ana puIchaseiS In general, that she has opened
at 93s camp Street, below Poydras handsomeA II
and well ecled assortment of ~ ~
- -, Millinery and Fancy Goods W.
CONSISTING OF Ladies Fancy BONNETS Full Dress and
bieaksst CAPS Head dresses Ribbons Flowers Feathers
Lace Veiis, etc. $4,000 " A' ni>el'es'
ne above goods are of the latest Importation and Ladies
Wind to their advantage call and examine before mr.
at reduced prices " ' o anu oN'
WANTED-A good SALEs-LADY. To save trouble.
none but those who well recommended as to char
oe'ei anu capacity, need apply. Jazz LIT
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MADAME YOUNG,

THIS celebrated PHILOSOPHER Gate of New York }
hes removed 10 No. 166 Carondelet street, Corner
Of Heyla street. where she be consulted daily Except
Sundays from A. NJ. to P. M.
adame Y, makes pretensonsto Magic, but she will
inform all who consult her of their Disposition and Charac-
TEL and Leading Transactions of the Past Present. and Flu
ture well as if she had known them from birth.
TgRMs-Fora Lady or Gentleman. 81. ia30 3tt
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steamboat Departures This Day.
,~sEE 1DTERrIsEuENTs ON rHIRD PAGE
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THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL.

Being Treatise the Art Obtaining Sugar Sugar
oyJ. W. Evans, NJ D.-a new and valuable Book.
Together with the LAW BOOKS
Southern country. e For sale by
jail 2dp&tf d. WOODRUFF g. CO.. So Camp st.
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w FrevenhVe-The Plcaynne says that CLEANLINESS
one Of me best PrerentIyes of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS, SOCKS obtained both good and
cheap LElGHTON'S Gentemens furnishing Store No S
Royal street" dl8
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y,
IN Sunday morning 18th inst, the OF St john
~ and Julia streets New Basin LIGHT BAY ~
HORSE. with both hind feet white hole in The - =
left ear and had on Birdie, Martingae and Span <&1
sh Saddle. The owner requested 10 call pay and
take BIN away. HAMILTON Il RI X.
1890 81 l4e1 30 julia st. New Basin.
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to- The y. s. Mail Con. Scott For Pttsburg
Cheina aud ton'sylThia splendid passenger steamboat Will
leave Tliis DAY. Tuesday, o'clock NJ positively, from
feylins stfeet wharf HYDE a. DGiESBf, IL Peyirau IT.
Passengers will please he on board u the hour asO
1x- The Uncle Ssm~Fot Louisville and intermediate
landings This splendid ssanbeat leaves THIS DAY
Tuesday. eelaoh T. NJ ppncusy nun foyifns street wharf,
lssp HYDE ~ OGi,EHHY. ~ Poydrns 81.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Co.
Permanent Fund By Actof Incorporation
100000.
Office No. % Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles sts.

Trustees:
Sohn tagHn, Joseph Walker John S. Allison,
Peter COnTey, Jr, Maunsei White VIM b. Ieve1cb
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward SDRTroyy
isaac Johnson, Geo. Strawbidge, Henry s. BuCkner.
PETER CONREY Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
Directors:
JOSephV stanton John Stroud, SEN, ". M. Cohen,
John IL. Lewis, John CalbOun. Preston w Farrpr
VIM. M. Goodhch Joshua Baldwin, William H. White
John l.; Saftarans, Warek Martin, John ID, Ben,
a. a: u: GEosSsmnan, Mark Walton, VIM. g TOmpkins,
g9TneIus Feiowos, Joseph Lallaude, John B. Leeie.
Edw JeuDeT Coke.
N This Company is prepared to entertain applications
Tor Lille Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and beg
y White persons and Negroes Table Of Rates estab-
L bodu WHich are less IMAM me rates charged by
ne New oTk and London offices and without their Tesrc
tons as 10 residence in the South By the charter dvdends
OF profits are declared annually and the profits draw nteTst
and can be made available at to the extent of tVe
thirds OF Their amount where the party has paid bis prgm
ums in full. ~ $50 F'0lii
JOHN HAeAN, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
a. j. WEDDERBURN, NJ. d. Medical Board of
THOMAS Hunt, M. d. : Consultation
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. E. L. COON Attoypsv
~ RICHARD BEIN, NJ. d.. No al Magazine street Medical
whites 10 P NJ at his residence He will exam Inc Ubits
al VIZ OUNCE Of the Company daily from 1917 10
Vpeh r. M ne VIII not examine nne at his dWelIing
Whou permit which can be had on application At tba
oihee OF the Company. H. g. HFiRTT Age1t 9
C9llion9 Permits are issued to Life Insurance rnsnhsr,
az gth ana London rates. Prospectus table Of rates
ana all information to Life Insurance and All Snsre Ne
Ts ~ eect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
IN odefto accommodate all classes of our ctizeps voune
anu mechanics having families dependent uDOn Them
b e OoLPany W allow all persons nsuring for Ife where
tne premium amounts 10 over ESQ per aupum TO nav one.
na II cash and one half satisfactory endorse note al s
HI9{ntBs 9eanng interest at per cent Der annum
n Inc business of this Company confined to LIFE
River or Marine Risks are taken
- ''Hoa hnnm . t06p is1tiAl
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THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIERu
L is article of English invention and now first in
oduced into the United States. This Filter is made of
peculiar kind OF stone, which performs the percolaOn with
greater andity than any other yet discovered Ii is oyn
dnGa in shape and capable Of flternR from to so 900
gallons per day II rapidly dengaRes matter of every kind
held in suspension and renders the beautifully pure
and hmpid and from its peculiar construction psriirn
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi This Filte5
is Of the most useful inventions of the day Us gmD
city Of construction its durabily-nO matter how imp6rs
muddy the water be-a failing supply Of mn
water withOntany trouble the speedy removal Of all dee
LOus matter lis Applicability TO be placed in Wafer Bntts
Tanks, CseTns Ponds Reservoirs panicU adv rso
mends / to the notice OF Hotels ROauling Houses Steam
boats Ships Private Families, Offices etc ioF a of NIL
there sizes suitable Several Of them have already b
put up IN the city and county and found to answer ave.
expectation They can now be in operation Al ~
store where persons invited TO call and examine han
not with a view Of buying, a. curiosity. 4'
ALEXANDER HILL
tepls House FumuhinE SioIe, s. CsmD o,
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DAILY CRESCENT.


FORTUNE AND LOVE :. .LErOm Eliza Cook Journal
Lal me live without Fortune. if PToyidence viii is;
For Joy can be found where small treasure sheqi
Those who bsll full cup most fearful % sp.il II
And ofieniimes walk with the nanOwest lIeea.
I care not though FATE may deny me ploiuslen,
III earth win but show me some lays nom apoYei
Tell me not that Gods light is dreamy llaslon--
lC0u.d live without Fonunas but not without Lovel
Oil ls pleasant to know there are beings about rs
WIN tune the most exquisite stilngs N our heart,
10 feel that they would not be happy without US,
And thnf we in our loneliness, sigh when part;
OH there somsfhng divine n the Thought that we cherish
"a sftf-hs4n1 within rs that shines from above
To Know tkai If an the world sivas should perish,
The greatest II Fortune still dwslls in our LOVel
Oil lis rory q Gel that we live for some Others
That sslf Is net all we depend on below,
That afsofion ysl lnks us to sisters and broihem
Whose faith VIII be constant, come veal OF come wO
Thoagh the vuituFe Of noubls may harass our bosom
Ne'ar fear while our spirit is fed by the dove;
Let the desert OF Life give Eternity e blossom,
And wall live without Fortune, while favored by Lovel
ELIZA Cook
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November Election.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
General COuMeil.

NO al ~ u n &c Hla
SITTING or THURSDAY, llh OCTOBER, 1873.
Resol0ed, That or the election to be held on the fnt
eE'qnaay N november next the polls shall be held at the
following CommissioneTss and Clerk o. h'
First Precinct:
, AZ F House Ne i Regiogs street near Race
Hammer. Cterks--James White, Thomas Berry.
Second Precinct:
Dagrangss Hall. Nayades street. near the Horse Station
Macs cr5 a. 9edS@iB Pbb Ei'keFe Chaa
THIRD Precinct:
Fa, v; EIgoP sohool HOUSE I oeaaissiogersJ A.
Fourth Precinct.
Ee Engps H9gs9 No Ii APOlo street Ces
CieTks-G. w. Whitehead. b. T. CaidsT . Aii"'h''''
Fifth Precinct:
At Fine Engine House No. g. Thchoupitoulas street.
CeMmissigRsrs-C, M. Waterman, Paul r. Sheiiield
William BogaTt,... Clsrks-Tbomas Van Wick, Richard
lSirA Precinct:
At the Hall of Louiiians Hose Company, CarondeIst
Jack'On. Caerks1GeOrge F Pearson John F. Wilson.
SeUeHth Precinct:
AZ Arthur oDonnel's Coffee house corner of POydras
P. MeIlyaine, Walter ECoi... CierSS-John W. TSyorH
Eighth Precinct
AZ the Cont Street Hotel Cont street, between Levee
2nd ChaIIles Streets. C0mBissiOn6FsE Solomon, ].
Mallot, Robert Monteith CleTks-W. II. Stark, e.
Ninth Precinct.
At the Second Ward Coffee house, corner Of Maais and
Story. Patrick sheldI.. Clsrks-H. c. Foster, j. W.
REMAINDER.
Tenth Precinct:
AT Hampers Coffee house, corner Of Toulouse and Old
4seVee Streets mSSi0RerSL. F. MaNent BENJAMIN
" Osten J. d. Kamper. Clerks-GuGave Jaquet L.
Eleventh Precinct.
At Paiqrzo Coffee house Orleans Theatre Commits
CteTkS-E, A, Michel, Auguste pean.
ItDeLtth Precinct
az tls Market gStfs house corner MqTai' and oeans
ChaEd, JT.... Clerks-L. Price. Emile Keynes.
Ihsrteenh Precinct:
At the Fire Engine House No A. Hospital street. between
bouFhql and Royal streets COmmssioRoFsJ " GOuT-
dain Jules CassaFdt II. Claursn. CsrksJ. DolhOnde
Fourteenth Precinct.
AZ Montsgut Coffee house. corner Bayou Road and ST.
gaqde tog9ggstssiogsrgS = Baraetl 81 y 3. Coulter
Fifteenth Precinct
f t Ma,eaIo Coiles-house corner Of Union and Good
john Gaesnon staas John sio ADa''
Sixteenth Precinct:
AZ A. Faives, corner Of Toqti and Bayou Road Com
pier. Clerks-F COquet 7. Vanner
Seventeenth Precinct
Az ne Washington Hotel. a Minebprg. =. Commits.
Cterks-Hsnry Dart, John Jacobs.
Eighteenth Precinct:
AZ D. Demos house, corner Of Leyes and Spain
Michael Aine Clerks-Henry MeClsIsan Joseph Macoa
Nineteenth Precinct:
AT the Mexican Gulf Railway Depot. Commissioners
=; H. gillespie, X; L. CTais, Joseph PeaTce a.. Clerks
Henry Seguin, +. Newman
fioentiei Precinct.
the comeTof CasacavO and MOntegu Streets opposite
M Lavoy Coffee house issi0HersT. O. Fagot
BaTo9 Boi'lont9ne, J. r. Vienne. CtsrksEdo1ald
Ti0enty.trst Precinct.
AtJoseph MaTets Coteehouse near the Sugar Refinery
~ Cook, Jacques ChsrbOnnet T.
APP9oyED 18th October, 1919; 'e''''A''
a ude cOpys Obs A. ST CERAN, Clerk
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FAT AND LEAN.-An Albany editor speaks of a.
man who is so fat that his family use his voice to
burn instead Of lard oil. The Yankee Blade says
there IS man in Boston so fat that people slip
down looking at him.-one individual was even
tnpped By standing on his shadow They have a
man in Mississippi so lean that he makes no shadow
at ALL Tattlesnake struck six times at his legs
in vain, and retired in disgust He makes all hun
CRY who look at him; and when children meet
him on the street they run home CRYING for bread.
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BRIGHT STAR.-At the recent meeting Of the
Association Of Science, DR.. Robinson said that
Sirius, seen through Lord ROSES telescope, was
utterly nsupportable to the unprotected eve, SO
that person might as well attempt to look at it
directly as at the concerted light Of the charcoal
points produced by the action Of an electric bat
terry and the attempt made on one or two Occa-
sions by him, was followed for several hours by a
spot of light, varying from intense red to blue,
being constantly before his eye; yet when properly
weditwas beautiful sharp head of intense light
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A @. AINSWORTH, r0TyaR Up UBLIC and COM
n MISSIONER OF DEEDS for s0eTV State n he
Ogsgg OFEIo&-N0 90 CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
DeposlronS taken, Accounts PrObated, Deeds and
Mortgages Drawn, and Gil Documents and instruments Of
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
n any part of the UNITED STATES.
Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and All cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
llAted and promptly ARRANGED. mh26 1vdMW
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2 1851 feel free TO recommend
Dr. Dayiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert.
ence OF its beneficial effects my own cBse have besp
for time past subject attacks Of splitting Of blood AZ
tended with weakness Of the breast and an uneasy sensation
Al the stomach accompanied with dyspepuo symptoms
Last spring, having an attack Of it, recommended By
an acquant9l &c who had been cured by Dr. DAvs Syrup
70 Try IT, did 50, and relieved By il in less than one
bottle Its apparent good effects were Immediate
JOIN +. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 10 Race At
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GROCERIES, ETt


MJlLLlAM Il. CUSHING, Commission Merchant
wv No, 20 GRAyIER street, offers for sale
REFINED SUGARS-Leaf, Powdered and Crushed OF
Wooseys Stewards Lowering and Orleans RefneIies
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc--lOO boxes gallons halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
ketehupi Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and yees
SPERM OlL-ln casks and bbs pure and bleached.
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OILS-ln barrels,
pure and bleached
SWEET OIIr-100 baskets, pnts and quarts.
BUTTER-St Louis and Cincinnati packing.
CHAMPAGNE-Ot various qualities.
TOBACCO-llO boxes Myerss superior, and other brands
- various qualities.
lGARS-1O0 900 Common Cigars.
LAMBERT'S PRESERYES-3O boxes Lambert's Vioks.
burg Peaches, preserved, in superior order.
0TARD BRANDY.l0 halGppes
P. H. GODDARD BRANDY-6 halfpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-40 quarter casks, various qualities,
PORT WlNE-28 quarter casks, pure Juice.
GIN, BRANDY, RUM etc.-An kinds of common and
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish Scotch and old Whiskies;
Auseite; Cqr9oOai Guigno ct; Absynth; COrdias and
FOR ORNIA-Tlermetioally sealed Lobstars and
Salmon, in and ID cans.
MUSTARD-fbOmtO Il GTOnsted'S Louisville, KY in
ID, halt and quarter
CRANBERRIE S-50 PACKAGE halves and quarters
TEAS-ImpeTal, GunpOWdeT, Hysou etc. In half chests
and ID ID boxes and oanisteTs.
SOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beans, Prunes, Dates Cuuants Sheled Almonds
MackeTe and Salmon in kits and halfktts Claat Ground
Spices OF all kinds luTHe Powder Pepper Aspce Gloves
StOnghtOn Bters, Painted Tubs UndeTWOods and GEORGE
MtleTs Lemon Syrqps, Table Salt ClTon MacaTOni Yer.
ton Irvine Washboards Nest Boxes and Buckets Ale
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cigars Playing Cards Nut
mGgs, Eago, Indigo, Lozenges, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Wine COlks Backing, Small BroOms etc. etc.
n. B. Orders from the country for goods not in my line
will be pron.rty filled, when accompanied will
ash Rn23f
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1851 can highly recommend
DI Dayls's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know.
ledge Of rs virtues. My wife had been affected fer long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her ThesympomG
would after time and all occasions the eef
sPeedy az IN the INST place II months since
she mas been Tree OF the affection. consider and
mend as most valuable medicine. Its ghening effect
has been great in addition relieving the breast
SAMuEL WAnLnNg. ~ Nnnd
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

M Fl. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. -
w. maker aud dealer in gEWELRY1 GQLDA%A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. II a
All JsWelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices mls9
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BLAKE's FIRE AND WATERPROOF MINE

b4hIAh'a EIIiE AND WAIER-FhOUF MINED
RAJ PAINT.
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Pain
4l has been sold here the past season. which has giveu
very general satisfaction to all who have used it-and;h
demand for i is increasing, The Paint is of two cOoBth
Slate and ChOcoate the latter of the fashion
able cOlOn now in use, gtd far durable than lead
as the weather makes no psson it, whether
upon Brick Wood.
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter Camp street. opposite
Lafayette SquaTe) who has used extensively will impar
every desired information respecting it.
- c. SHELDON. Agent,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. c. WILBUR q Co.
10 Bank Place. oil d&V3m
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ENIRE BRICKS-30OOO English Fire Bricks for sale bv
4 ols JOHN STROUD CO. I46 Common St.
~ from ship Lehigh, for sale by "s
OBJ oooo ,HAHMAN & HOLDEN, gS Magazine A.
E2 1000 bbls. in store and for sale by the above
MARBLE DUSTzIO0 hbs Marble Dust, for sale BY
W oIo JUN STROUD Co, 1l6 Common st.
I lME-l000 bbls. Fresh Thomas Meadow RooE Lime
- landing from bark GleTmont, for sale by
ol9 JOHN STROUD co. l46 Common st.
I ANDING-Ex ship Vioksburg II kegs ORANGE Co111,
II BUTTER, and for sale by y
ol8 CHARLES SEDUCTION. "a Camp st.
r oCK CANDY-9O boxes, landing from shin Cham.
Il y paln TOT sale by E. J. HART & co
or 59 TchoupitOulas st.
CtEMENT-l209 bbls. Denmsn's, and Mellon 8 BToV15,
- hOaendae Cement. in store landing and for "a N Nv
olo JOHN STROUD co. l46 Common st.
Il from bark ST. Andrew, for sale By > 'Hs
ol6 HAYMAN h HOLDEN, SO MaFssinsot
,,E@7 1910 bbls WothsrpOon's, Kings COFGinsiS ana
Newark, IN store and for sale by the above ~
lFR,E b BRLICks 1000 EnElilhi $500 Pea1ao:Os
9ls ,HAYMAN & HOLDEN, ss MaRazips Al.
Englsh, Northern and Western Fire Cav IN ieiS IA
auitpuTehblaBr for sale By ths above. ~ WV