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McYOY,S TONIC.

Tone and Health FoUow Its Use
ONlCS (tonika from tonos tension, toned medicinal
strength and vso of the body when weakened and
axed and when there deficiency of vital power
81. This 2 acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
Rs md,Su ,s acts n the heart through
the active principles employed that they can be directly
vessels Indeed the by the ''EHr
Ss Of TNC es h he ih e the %
OF the stomach stimulates The nestnes and being dissolved
in the and intestinal nice aiken up by the asp
countenanee once pale and faded assumes beautiful ford
the Ss Of are sed o
tent and by the moderate but powerful impression makes
I9w SIN offended nth sHslllng' anasared Dropsy,
tion, Chtorosis, and may be used with entire success in
weak habit ndgeson and during the e1hau,
mnSCS p not be used where there Fever or
McvoY's ELIXIR.
The Best Medicine of the Nfneteenth Century, made from
Roots of Plants growing near the Gulf Of -Nerieo.
This srq ny valuable Il. remedy and should
ease in its acute form who tell its worth has been
by Of sDs such
BaGod ght Stas often attended with ChA. and Heat
Plant. cost,sesess Sessfad. Wast;rs Of Ing Flesh IT.
peaance Of Estate Cholera has heen found excellent
I cecf c of s
have heard of no Of Choera occurring where this
in children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the most pei health Fo females will be found
superior to other medicine and be used under all
circumstances Its depuative qualities places above
all the sasaParias In Scarlet Esrer is unquesonaby
q great remedy.
IF For further information see Pamphlets and Bills
Price 81 90.
TIE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the cure OF Fuor .4lbas, EIeessice Uterine Dis.
sna erSs rs Of The 15
OF universal patronage. Price 81 80.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
a Great and Wonderful agent, of truly astonishing
power composed OF simple vegetable element and extsr
nally applied. For the of Rheunatism, Tetaaus or
Lockap Spasms. Stiffness Of The Jints in suery
part of the body, Earache, Nerroas Toohaehe if applied
in the of the affected side
We would not deal in fusome eulogy, in the usual
style of panegyc in commencing this article public
tce, yet we feel that strong illus
ratlve of its power to heal Excellence efficiency,
ainfy are its attributes All who it will say is good
and Will DO incaculabe good TO the human Price o.
For sale By II. BONNABEL,
50. corner of hatcher and TchoupitOulas sts
fyo ly G. N MORRISON ~ Magazine ST.
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fys I'm d&W corner Canal and MAGAZINE .ttee,.

LESSONS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
ME- EUGENE EsDRA has the honor Of informing his
his FRENCH GLASSES. Office. % Duncan's Build.
lngs, Exchange Place. fyS I'm
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IRISH LINENS.
NJ. r. HAGGERTY & BRO.

Ne SO CANAL street.
WE ave received invoice Of uperig re.sed and ,c
wv finished IRISH SHIRTlNGS ard PlLLOW-CASE LINENS
and 04 SHEETiNG, every respect
calf fer the sale of Irish Linens ad
do article which will
saacon and the least 20 under usual
prices Ladies' examined stock Of Linens received
them the best and the cheapest they have
Our stock OF Damasks Diapers Napkins Toweng
etc., found lily cool and cheap We have received
large most beautiful novel styles Of EMBRo
DERED SWISS MUSEUMS for Ball and Evening Dresses,
which solicit the attention Of our customers
fy6 3t2dp M. r. HAGGERTY BRO. SO Canal ST.
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90 23s immigrants arrived at this port yesterday
from Great Britain and France.
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SHIRTS, SCARFS, CRAVATS, ETC.
superne lnen) SHIRTS Very rich styles fancy Cravsts
stitched bosoms. and Scars
Do English Muslin do. do. Italian and Frsneh black silk
Do. York Mill do. do. do. Cravats.
Medium quality do. do. do Silk and Linen Handkerchief
and calico dc. Black Kid Gloves
Linen do. Cotton, and ambswool
Merino, flannel, gauzs brown Half-Hose.
Undersh Cotton bingham Umbrellas.
Drawers. Trunks, Valses Carpet Bags, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Cloaks Paetos Capes Legging. Life Preservers ETC.
~ We invite particular workmanship, sye and
trimmings Of all We confident that
surpassed if eqused other establishment the South
~ Purchasers requested call and examine stock.
ALFRED MUNROE e. CO.,
IVA .,o,n No 81 Mapazine street.
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Auction Sales This Day.
Steamboat Departures This Day.

|" SEE ADYERTIsEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile ....-.......OR LOGON Hiern, 81 P. M.
Louisville ..... ALEXANDRA, Ford, 10 A. NJ.
TT u. S. Mail Alhambra-For Louisville, Cincin.
natl Wheeling and PnburgThS DAY Thursday at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, positively, from Poydras wharf.
fys HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st.
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c. YALE, JR, & co.

RE receiving their Spring stock Of New FANCY SILK
n AND STRAW GOODS, among which the latest imports
tions Dress Goods Bages French Lawns Jaconets Mus
Ginghsm Plaid Swiss Mullins ETC. Verons French Lses Gimp
FLOWERS Rich Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS every VARSITY
Satin Ribbons assorted Shawl Sca Fancy Hand
kerchiets LINENS Swi-s Null and Taetan MUSLlNS aid
and Stripe THREAD LACES and EDGINGs Silk snr Lnl.
do; EMBROIDERIES PRINCES. GLOVES, HOSIERY, and
every articles usually by hem wheh te
respectfully the city and country trade D 9wdSp INV
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NES-vALENTINEs-vA
FOR SALE BY
THOS. L. WHITE,
SO CANAL street,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES and
VALENTINE ENVELOPES.
ALo, VALENTINE LETTER WRITER'S made nj
the New YORK Valentine Depot Just received by Adsms
tE Ladies and Gentlemen would do and from
the large assortment offered for above Remainder
mean az hahu. Sa.i carry enc select.
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HUMBUG.

Word lately
which people
each life. There many many hum
worlumbugs science. humbugs literature and
humbug. in trade The most prominent Of the latter psen,
the public prints" Selling
Cost So common however, has this hmbug that
few deceived by and the injury works felt by hos.
adopt this method,
speedily stock cashhus for further
their trade OF this class the find
himself nconvenenced by the sanaiion OF business
resulting which of bsfasn
this cIty-iesirs portion capital Therefore be-
too that Seing of Cost his Winter Clothing
Whether this, "Humbug the public by Calling easily
judge and if will harm but the subscriber who viii
satisfaction Of knowing that he has rendered his
plans abor by attempting petty deception which Thousands
have Intellectually tried before.
FREDERIC ANTHON.
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LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING
ALFRED MUNROE e. co.
M "A MAGAZINE STREET,
JLOTHING.

Would invite the attention Of purchasers Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
to the following advertisement Our present humeou.
know the principles which We do our business m "
who visit the city necessary repeat our motto -
aLargs Sales and sma all Profits.
We have bat for Goods, and that
at in the city, Every article respect perc
and After the purchase any c
may returned money will be refunded perfect aae
ton does determination plsass all persons VINO
paronse u.s. The following limited list Of articles and piess
DRESS AND FROOK COATS.
supernne do do 90 70 70 90 % 90
sys os ss. sii s4s.a a, cs
p ..t C Ss0,s Froci Coats, .io % to
81: ~: e o;s s.
GREENE y d.hs golden Cloth ~ u ., 10
SAC GOATS AND PALEToTs.
e.. ys:s s:i s:s rs
kh golden orewh ose e[own oiI 90 to % 90
snps sS sna nd W Cason Sac. and IL %
sss. s Ss BLACK green and '.. a.o 10
Rich s; ssse %
Pssots .u 90 I. Is %
- % to q ss g g
R sGa sss.
and Pslsto.s ...D..' 90 Is 90
cLoAKs AND BoULEvARDs
supsrane black and blue English and French Cloth NJ M
pi iln,b Ron w "
levards OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 to 90
Super6ne blue Pilot Cloth Coaks heavy 90 to 20 M
Black and fancy colored Tweed 90 to so
Heather plaid and fancy plaid Cashmere Boulevars 90 TO
PANTALOONS.
Black French and English 90 10
Be. quality black French roeskin 90 to II 90
Blue olive and fancy colcre Doeskn Pants 90 TO 20
The richest of fancy Cashmere, Buckskin
and Doeskin Pants New Oneans 90 10 %
Superfne Satnet Corduroy so 10 90
VESTS.
Black and cooed Cloth Embroidered Vests 90 10 10 %
Coored Cashmere Vests of all qualities and styles,
numerous parcular1ze by minute description 90 90
Black Cloth Bonbazne and Merno 90 90
quality black Silk Velvet Vests. 90 to 90
figured Silk Velvet Vests. 90 TO 10 90
Black plain Satin so to 90
Silk Satin Vests. so to 90
Gold figured Ball Vests rIch so to 10
White Marseiles Vests. 90 TO %
SHIRTS, SCARFS, CRAVATS, ETC.
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HECKERS PREPARED PARMA
This article been carefully fully
the Medical Profession, who mend Of
the articles
root Sage, Tapocs Barley nvas and children.
obtained at the Druggists generally, and by wholesale
TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents Manufacturer,
FL otQlp' os Tchouptous. corner Of Lsayet.e street
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 2s-P- M.-BssF Cdtts-Ths receipts
this week. consisting principally of IS head BY the steamer
w. A. Violet 80 by the Feryboat 60 by the p Pennywt
20 BY the Unole SAM and small lots from the coast
have kept the malkst supplied. of the time with good
choice for purchasers Received to-day, BY the ST.
Lawrence "a heed Buena Vista 81 and BY atboa g. Pur
oaEeu holding back ia anticipation of larger arrivals
Price 3G3Isc p h.. Hogs-NOthing new to-day in the
market for Hogs which have been rather slow Of sale all thu
week There have been but few arrivals Holden anxiouE
to SELL at 3{14SoP b.. SAesp-Received by the Buena
Vhta 400 head. Dull at % 250 s275. VsaE-In fair de-
mand at 9I<345So p b.. Roasting Pigs-35a 60Sl TO-
.AfiIeh C0ps-&250sS5 q head.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
c. YALE, JR., & co.,

II MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving, per steamer Fsoon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock Of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain. Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan
", Figured, Chaugeabe and BrOche Silks latest style
Coored Satns White and Black do; Colored and White
eros d Afnque COTd6 and Glao6 Silks Colored Flor
enees Black Grape White and Coorsd do. Grape LiSle
Illusion, etc.
Black, Plain and Printed Cashmeres and MOuIseine de
Lanes Black BOmbazne; Alpaca Lustres Gina hams
and variety Of style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
SwiES and Book MUSLINS; Tarletans; Cambria
Jeconets; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets. etc.
LAoES AND EMBRoIDEREs.
Thread Laces and Edgingu Lisle and Muslin do do /;
BObbm and Six do. do, Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered CaDes Collars, Cuffs and Mantillss Lace
Veis; Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. G. Handler
chiefs; Riviere and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain Dor
derad do Ladies Fancy Silk Ties aud Handkerchief
Gentsmen's Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravsts.
sHAWLs, soARFs AND SILK MANTmLAs.
A complete assortment of Lades' and Gentlemen'S
GLOVES, all kinds Sill, Cotton and Wooden HO-
sIERY Steel Beads Purse Silk Sewing Silk; Zephyr
Worste1i Pins Needles Pearl Butonl Oil Silk; Whale
bones; Black and cOOrsd SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS; Linen Tape and Bobbins Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon WTei
STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland, CebOurg Berlin, Aladdin,
Psniils, English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONHETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortment
of Plain, Satin and Taft RibboDs all colors and numbers
ARTIFICIALFLOWERS- Bunches, WIeathJ
ETC., all Of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
c. YALE. Jr & CO.. q MasA zins st.
Seps 2md&W between Common and GTagier sts.
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An EXPERT TmEF.-John Canning well dressed indi.
Vdua belonging TO that suspicious brotherhood the Danger
Gus and Suspicious arrested Thursday night by Cpt
Forno while quietly TepOsDg at his lodgings the upper
ps OF the city feeling rather atigued after the trouble at
tendant upon the disposal of the of trunk from
on bOaId the steamboat Gypsy Canning does things by
tenn he had visited the boat inspected the baggage and
then sent an order by porter for trunk rather bulky in
shape and which he described in note The clerk suppOS
ing all was right, deveied it, and Mr. Canning had
the pleasure Of inspecting its contents at his He found
acceptance the small matter of half dozen linen Shirts
THIS generous proceeding duly appreciated aud led
TO his arrest Several forged letters Of recommendation pur.
porting 70 have been given by Boston firms and highly
pfang the GbtegriH and business habits of Canning were
found IN his room As the Gypsy lies within the jurisdiction
Of the tint Municipality the accused delivered over 10
cOTder GenOis:
James Aud the principal witness q roommate stated
that both OF them being out Of funds visited different boats
on monday last, applying for situations After having been
on The lpsy Aud that Canning sent him back TO get
the marks Of certain trunk in goeain part Of the cabin
which he did and stated that the letters A D." were
painted on " wheTeupOn Canning went into the clerks of
alter they had gOue ashore he handed to aud told
him to carry the clerk Of the Gipsy Aud soon after
this saw the negro with the Identical trunk marked "
D." and found that conveyed to their boarding
house. Here Canning offered him of its contents which
the witness rejected, and information TO the police
the subject. Canning denies this evidence and mpcAts
AUD IN the larceny. The trunk was the property of Mr.
A Duplan'isI and great deal Of the clothing had beer
pRwned at different loan Offices in the city further ex
ANIMATION viii take place in the meantime both Canning
and Aud remain in custody.
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CRIME AND ITS REWARD--But ten days since, a young
man, calling himself William D. Campbell applied TO p.
= Campbell, No 81 Camp street, for employ stating
hat h. was stranger in the city, fsndes and unknown
M Campbell touched with sympathy responded 10 the
appeal, and gave him situation in his store The scamp
however returned the assistance extended with the basss
lngattude after remaining week for the purpose more
July ingatlang himself in the confidence of the PROPRIETOR
on Sunday last he broke the aud robbed Of goods
amounting TO five hundred dollars and fifty dollars in cash
ne started for Mobile but the teeETanhio wire had an,
noqncsd TO the police that the Campbell coming and
on leaving the boat he found himself greeted by special
committee appointed to present him with the Of the
freedom OF the city An officer bad been immedia ely dis.
patched here with 1equis99 from the Governor.
he was brought up before Recorder Baldwin for eTamna
ten, and sent before the First District Court for trial
large part OF the property recovered but portion still
missing
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. THE RoBBERY AT THE CLARITY HosPITAL-James
Roach and VIM Copeland. accused Of TObbng the Chapel
az ne Charity Hospital on Monday last brought
teIday before Recorder Baldwin for examination Several
The stolen property had been found in the possession Of
Roach The accused were patients in the Hospital, and left
on the day OF the robbery. As the evidences did lnoul
pate CopeaR he discharged and Roach sent before
the First District Court for TRAIT
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PEACH TREES

TVB subscriber has been t. great expense IN procuring
and packing, well assorted, in bundles OF 70 each, Tor
this market few thousand PEACH TREES, from "a
one Of the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJersey. w
These Trees Of large growth, from six 10 ten set
high year from gratis Of tho most approved kinds that
ere the States Of Delaware and NewJersey to the
Philadelphia ard NewYOk markets. A number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard Of
Reeves & RIdgWay, Wilmington, Del. The greatest
care be observed in taking them from the ground with
ihar uninued and packing them in that they
viii arrive in excellent condition.
Any penOn agishlng more bundles can have them
well takes of their arrival here by having the roots
pacsd in the ground till they ready TO receive them.
They viii probably arrive about the LIST OF December Or
der s a No Is Hevia street will be promptly attended TO-
sepa5 2m VIM. p McLAEN.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES.

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street.
PRIEsTLY & BEIN Importers and Daalen in Foreign
u and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Tin u5
Plates etc. thank Their friends for then very lib "a
eTal patronage. The quality and prices of their
~ ceived, Will, they hope, secure to them con. 49,
- and Northern ports, they are constantly Teoeivi5g
- fresh supplies, carefully ssleoted, of every thing in
ehsIe 70 their large and well assorted stock Of which the
English Bar iion round, square and aat--7OO tons;
Best Gable do DO. do. loo tons;
F'hh'Y''ana BOisP Plates az tons ?l'O TONS
Tennessee BEO2 5oPPd square ~ and aa-sOO tons
e. =. Plough dc. PA tons;
- svs.is, HPo9sdsTiG ; tons
Brszier5' Rods ~ l6 and inches round-sO0 bds
. Sheet 65 Lon1EngIh' American and TennesSee-oml 10
Hoop IIon-llOm to AZ 5I1 inoh- $50 bundles;
Cut . Naig-csebrated Weymouth, and other good
bra3ds-89O0 kegs;
R PG s.. and Table Gallery Razor etc st9
Braziers' CODpsrfrOm 10 to 100 b Sheets-41OOO ID;
aia Co lS aR H2 ma so6 bozs S
Spades and Sheyels-A and other bEands-250 doz
GIoiiee Mail,lis1E; vs. ge669ine-2OO dozen
Patent Balances and Platform Scales;
Anvls, Vses. Stock and Dies. Bellows;
Cham Ssb so and H Hnob sns Coil Chains
COopers' Tools; Timers do
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture;
Hooks and Pste Hinges Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every descptOn Hoes of every de.
Bonpon and pattern Cross Cut Pit and Mill Saws Plough
Of Kings Halls aud other good brands
Hollow Ware and Castngs-l50 tons;
TaTed and Manila ROpG-al sizes;
Oakum, Marine. HOussine ETC.;
Sperm, LnSeed Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
BIooklyue Nos. and 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; YeFdgrisl
Paris and Chrome Green;
French Pets from to so Pints,
Mill and Grind S ones;
Sheet; Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
~ They also the only Agents in NewOrleaus oil
T26 Wed&Sat6m
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TIE ALABAMA ARGUS,

DUBFTsHED LINDEN BaTenso County, the State Of Ala
4a Immediately between the Alabama and Tombgbce Rivers,
dis esht miles from The sgbae and shtesn
from Aabaa) from either in the heart OF the Canebrake Coun.
r7 the Weah county the State, eireuas generally
and aE1 ensiValy throughout the whole up country.
Argus, paper already and appearance for
country ruTns with sufficient justify
being enlarged rt improved during ensuing
Tie subscription list Of the Argus aEgs-psrhaps the
largest anv country paper the stasand
heng made weekly The merchants and basinsaa
5bs Eswosans who desire to make themselves knoTh and
The trade part stats will hnd mach thar
make Of the advertising columns OF the Argut Terms
very reasonable. Address, post paid
ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and Proprietor
II Delta and Crescent, ewOrcuns and Mobile Advertiser and
tJe Herald al Tribune will please copy TIVE months and ssad
sls y AIgaS cfss EEPaymsnl' ns sm
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tNsAEE-Sarah Higgins was taken in charge yesterday
by the Second Municipality police as she rather striking
sym tons Of being insane.
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BURsLARy-John Kenaedy was taken into custody yes.
to-day by the First Municipality Police charged BY Francis
ROla who occupied the same house. of St Claude
and st. Philip streets, with entering his room on Tuesday
morning last and taking thereto gold watch valued at
one bundled and twsnty-f five dollars.
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(Nots-in the First municipality designated following
ABE 2 MI ne NOS commence AZ the Railroad and
ng No. being Plateoat Landing ln the Third s NoI
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Overwhelmingly Lawson and her husband had a
matrimonial sqnabbe in GirOd Thursday night
The man, after giving his wife severe beating 6dd9d
WsstsrdSv sSy ySs b,9n,b bt, ~ Paco5is1 INT Nh
Lawson judged neXpedient to appear and the woman
diaGharRed.
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ARREsT.-John Travis was arrested yesterday by the
Second Municipality Police. charged by the mate Of the
bark Fanny with attempting to commit robbery on said
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

BAL REeUuRED.-Mary Sheas house is net the temple
of Vesta she gave bail yesterday the Of $500 for her
good behavior We have doubt that Mary viii abide By
the very letter of the bond.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

t. University Of Louisiana-yHediea Department,
C0nFEc Of lS49-5O.. The Lectures th Institution will
commence MONDAY, Nov. 49, and continue four months
FACULTY.
Theory FracLlce james Joueh, N. D.
Surgery Wansn S'one n. d.
ID L. hddel, ~ D.
bsts s Women and Children A. H. Genus m 10
Anatomy, ..'.-.A j. Wedlerburn, D. D.
haera heIca ani Therapeutics % A. Mott NJ ID.
Fh1f'2l1fy taa fahonsy ih0s hunt " z
sLfal9f OF Anatomy y K L. donnier5 NJ D.
Clinical Instructions will be given daily BY the Professors in the
en'7 Nas o. The CHARITY Hospital and IN The Anphtheatfe
The facilities offered the study Of Practical Anatomy OpeT-
alive Surgery very great-subcts being furnished free Of
TERMS.
L1cEct or ehch fr1eFzor
I1Es o. Pf25ca Anatomy
diploma Fse 'SU
iyl04md&sW GUSTAVUS a. MOTT NJ D., Dean.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS


THOMAS BRADY, 81 Ohartres Street,
TTTjLL, from this date commence selling off hjs entire
ia order TO make for his fall supplies. Purchasers in
want Of Silks. Shaws, Barages, Printed MuSlnS, Irish
their own interest By examining the Stock before making
the as the Goods will be sold BARGAIN
az T. BRADY will on the 1st November, remove 70
atrTs No % Char LES STREET, opposite, where
he will open and splendid stock OF hd and WlHteT
JJry Ggaas. Jy6 If
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE, 20 81 50 N-LOssIFUDE, 90 Win Time sA.
Cleared Yesterday:
Sohr. Hy. A Barring, Cali Baltimore J. H. AshbrdES
Sohf. DesdemOna Sbisa Vera Cruz, jobs Alexander
SohT. Democrat, HOmncker, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived YESTERDAY:
schr Dsux Aml, Herald days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
gTEANBRATs:
Jas. L. Day. GibeHon, from Mobile
Elisha Landry from Baton Rouge.
Heea, Leather. from Tensas Ryef-9o2 bales cotton
Josiah Lawrence Gable, from ST. LOus-45 bales cotton.
jeff. DAVIS Powell. from HaZO0 Riyer-646 bales cotton.
Princess, FaTchtd, I'm Bsyoa Ssra--4u bales cotton.
Mar Clifton, Adams, from L0uisvile-53 balea cotton.
Buena VISTA, Deming, fI0m 81. Louis.
AmaEansh, PeaTre, from St. Louis.
Memoranda.
Steamer AmsTanh left ST. LoniS on the evening Of the
2st inst In port for New Orleans steamer SpltanR Be
PQTts ieel water Al Island No, 65,