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WONDERFUL Discovery The Paris cores
pondent of the Literary Gazette writes;
have an astounding announcement to make to
you the marvels of The electric telegraph are an
INITIATED, and the means of instantaneous cOmmu-
niCalIun between man and man. at any distance
whatsoever, even at the eXtremltes of the earth,
mas been discovered! Yes, the last and most ma
leslC of human discoveries has fallen from lis
height almost at the very moment at winch it
dawned on the world And the means by which
this wonderful thing is done even more won
derul Than the thing Itself; snails aye, snas, gal
vaniC and magnetic Influence Do not think that
| am hOaXing you -; it is on the authority of the
Presse that | speak, of the most important
newspaper organs of Europe, in talent, character
and circulation; and it is nOC to be believed that
such journal would be party to an mpudent
and stupid attempt to hambooZe the public.
In its numbers of Friday, the Both, and Satur-
| day, the 26th utimo there are two tGUtiIetORS
signed by NJ Jules Allix, No 90 Rue Rchelleu,
roundly, formally, positively asserting that the
secret of efTecling instantaneous communication,
without regard to distance, and, consequently with
out continuous lines, as in the electric telegraph
has been brought to light; nay more, that on the
| Sd of this present month question asked at the
| said No 90 Richeieu, received an almost imme
date reply from the depths of America! and that
| this was done chiefly by the instrumentaliy o
| snails The inventors discoveries OF the
aedged marvel, are M. Benoit, of the depart
ment of the HerauIt, and M Biat, OF America
| Alter many years observation and experimentation
| they, 1t is asserted, have ascertaned that certain
descriptions of snsiIS possess peculiar properties o
sympalhles, which cause them to feel, matter a
what distance they may be, the sensation com
notion when acted on in a particular way by gal
Vanlc and magnetic Influences
| Placed IN boxes in such way that on ben!
touched, they agitate particular letters, the operate
has only to make snail A give kick (sic) an
snail IN corresponding box, which box may b
in the backwoods of America, or the deserts
Africa, repeats the kick, and SO on for every lettt
OF required word The snaiIs must Of cours
previously be put in sympathetic communicate,
and the boxes, with all their apparatus, which
rather complicated, must be alike The shoe
which the snail in box feels is said to be cans.
by an electric magnetic fluid, carried by ii
esTth With extraordinary TsPiditYl end in mann
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Will Cat.-rhis f-low has left the Seminole
country, we understand, for the Rio Grande, and
has taken off with him about one hundred negroes
A large company started with him, but a company
of Creeks pursued them, and succeeded in captur-
ing 70 or 80, mostly women and children. Wild
Cat did not succeed in getting many of his tribe to
follow him, only six or eight SemnOles being in
his company. II is said that the agent, Marcellus
Duval, Esq i, is convinced that the wiley and am
bilious chief has some mischief in view, AS he found
that he told the SemnOles one Thing, and him, the
agent, another. 1t is probable he will give the
United States great deal OF rpube on the Rio
Grande. He now has WIDE range, and large
field for his operations. The troops on the Rio
Grauds will have to keep sharp look Out for him.
Fort Smith (Ark Herald, Nov. 3.
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A. forbids any officers of the Commonwealth from giving
affect 10 any &C. of COngIes respecting escaping IRON
service other States and provides penalties Tor taking coz
nzance or Jurisdiction Of the OF anF such iugve, Ough
10 be at the earliest possible moment repealed.
T. That the further agitation OF the subject OF slavery
which has here ofOe pfOmOtei neither the were OF the
slave nor the of emancipatOn be productive q
moth bat evil thas been adjusted by congress, and with
rest.
s. That the peTmRnence and stability oil the Union en-
da aeed by the OcOus interference of anaca and dsOya
spirits in concerns that do not belong to them.
g. That tn series of statutes enacted at the late session
CONGRESS, for the Hake OF peace pasei in prt Of pat
otsm and JudCOus compromise, that thev are IN no &c
departure from the Constitution and that as it Is the ODgh
ton ought be the desire of citizen oil the lie
public, maniuly TO sustain them.
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Y TONSIEUR DENOTl Tcsp-cuul families .NEJfa
" supeu1Ts all eiu Nd SSys
lt.rvise Eeqy Orleans, II N.Y.
open his School, WEDNESDAY Y, the An inst. ae
Mons d demonstrates tfe perfect "a
STYLE he
wni-h dsr guhes thu highest amt fashionable
Iud
grnre nod fine the body ll also
p1rlors saloons, cg.
Dce md wnaes Of The modern and fashionable STYLES
ri h. lay Steps, les, Ma
zna, Rc1oway, Fancy and Nto Dances, WaZes, Slipping
&c uras, Spattsb and VBlc a Cnq Temps,
B-Pteuis Invited lessons and
method, which the
O aud London. j. we'll known, that
rapid and perfect acquired tau IN
according the Old school
Camp young Ladies' young MasteTs,
WEEDS DAYS AZ P N. and SAT- RDAYS, at 70 M.
For Gu temeu, days ta'lpas o, p n
Terms-Cussg per MONTH lessons week &c.
Classes family residences schools tn
|
E7y Plies ions made the M T. Mayo
Muse Soc No Camp street, H. sebrecht's Al Royal
| y Al he Pnsr-0fi,p, hy
| T7Y.,. #
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I OUISIANA BAKERY-This establishment
- is now completed, with all New Machinery of the
improved kind, and is in tu operation The piOpreO
would inform his lends and the public that he has opened
BTnch No 1875 Poydras street posie the WHERE
will be constantly found NAVY. PILOT, FRENCH and
LOAF BREAD; ako-BosToN SODA, SUGAR BUTTER,
PlCNIC, WATER and MILK CRACKERS equal, if e
nor 10 any manufactured the Norh. Our quick
sales and small prof The public pectuly invited
call - d judge iDr themselves. -
nIS I'm JOHN COTTLE.
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unknown to man; in other words, it is the electric
telegraph without the connecting wire. All this
seems absurd, does it not? but am describing
the thing as it is said to be.
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COAL.

TITY COAL IAROs-NcBEAN, WILLARD
" co keep constantly hand at their ards NO. ~
Customhouse street, first door from Royal and 70 Sos
TChOupitouas street second Yard above ST Mays ~ az
Net suppy Of PitsbuTg ntracts English and AmeEioH1
Cahns Goal Al orders lsft e,hs' Es'd VIII hs ptomPf
sIlsndsA 90 esst
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D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that he prepared to engraye Visiting Wed ing
and Nerra tile Cards Notara and other seals Steamboat
and Forwarding STAN Jewelry stveware, Door Plates,
neatness and DISPATCH q Every descpt on Of tOnper
ate Printing Visiting aud Business Cards, Bill Heads, Bills
of Exchange etc. will be executed with dispatch in work
manike manner NJ Ih3M3p3w
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Coon News FOR IRELAND.-Mr. Owen, gen.
teman of large property, has conducted Series of
experiments on an extensive scale by which it is
conclusvely shown that the Peats of Ireland be
converted into many articles of commercial value.
The following statement of the annual expendi-
ture and produce OF the trial works for one year
ha, lust been published
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MAssAcHUsETrs.-Th STATE, according to the
census returns has jS7 card factories; 1890 1872
splndes attached to wooden mills) 1877 cotton
factories, 1905 fulIing mills, $50 carding ma
chimes, 1905 saw mills, S36 Sitting mills, and nail
machines, Isl wooden md linen factories, 10 man
uac tories of small arms, Is factories for the print
ing Of silks and calicoes, - bleacheres; ia paper
mills and 4j9 mills of miscellaneous character
She also has POS iron works and furnaces "a OF
factories glass factories, ~ card factories, and
5,3js, 5s7 superficial feet of salt works, and
llS34,3jO superficial feet of wharf There are
there also CPS no tons of vessels Of above five
tons. The following are some Of the agricultural
statistics OF the State Acres of tiIlage land, in.
GLIDING orchards titled 300, 269; bushels of wheat
IS, 4s7 bushels of rye, AL, POS bushels of oats
! .2lO,2 3S; bushels of Indian corn, 2,265Sj6
bushels of barley raised on the said lage land by
the year, 1l7'44I pounds of hops, l50,650; ton.
of broom corn, 1891 acres of unimProved land
| 1924 acres of land unimproveabIe, 257,929.
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The paraffine is fatty, inodorous matter which
is made into candles. One-seventh of the soil is
peat, and will prove of more value than if it were
impregnated with gold. Ireland may yet recover
her ancient prosperity, and once more become a
wealthy ard happy nation,
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to" Law Department of the University OF
Louisiana. The Lectures in this Department will
men % first MONDAY Of December
consequence Hon. Henry A. Bnlard,
has elected Representative Congress place Will he
supplied by
History General Principles Roman Civil Law
Juris, rudence and Land Titles . Louisiana.
Of Professor McCALEB vii, embrace Admiralty and Mari
Jurisprudence Laws Nnon and Juridicton Of Courts
o United
Those Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law. Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence
Those Of Professor MONROE embrace Common Law
sttuona Law, and Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
Diplomas, equiv lent license practice, will he conferred
only WIN shall have attended OF Lectures,
full shall studied least year in the office
Testimonials Of ilhurtctsr WI be required.
For further information application may either Of the
Professors AMI Marcuaton, the uudegned office,
the Municipal Hail. Second Municipality.
nil IA THEO, H. McCAIEB, Dean.
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H..esaIIEs.:le G. 5g...l..l. g55A5szsssssE9 :

- f55 z5..5....... 800 $50
CRIMSON u CO.'S GREAT NoRTHERN AND
~ EASTERN EXPRESS AND FORWARDING OFFICE, con-
Meeting with the celebrated Expresses OF ADAM co and
WELLS N CO., y ew York Off under he st. har-s
lOeI Grsver sreet-We prepared 10 forward
Freight Packages Parcels, Jewery, Specie, Gold Dust
and vanahes OF every description, all parts of the North
EN- and Eastern States and canada with prompness and
dspa oh.
y Particular attention paid the collection of TRAITS,
Notes. etc. etc.
e The senior member of The firm having had long
in the New DIRK office of Me dams Co. s
Express has the Orleans partner Mr. A. Brastow,
confidently refer the public those gentlemen for
thorough knowledge of the Express business and aG
and ability cOnduc' The satisfaction of our
JOHN x. STlNSON, (N.,Na.l
A l.. STIM SON, SNe"h ofh'
| n2I 1mis ADDISON RR AST0W, NewOrleans
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II J. C0XE n co., DRUssIsTs, CoT7it1- o. IhaRa
IA. and POVdras streets, prepared 20 exc $50
orders lOI Planters Country Physicians ana am nv
Hes. Every article warranted genuine: W. u J. "a
CoXE's Preparations extensively nssh 'oi Ten Sehs' SS
recommending themselves ~ !seiI ELECTS 1T, - ~, l..
SOUTHERN Cough SfRuA-hn unepnRiieo remedy
for Cougbs Colds, influenza, etc.
TS-S EXTRS ACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILLA
Nj N AND cur EBS-A certain and agreeable curs-
,-lkS tnpernf to the C8psues any Other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlI.lsA AMI
TARAXACITM-The strongest preparation that can
h. made as proved by the effect produced.
RAISAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, I.IV ERWORT, etc
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ.
rOS TT GUE SYRUP and PILLS
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GUNDRI ES-Lauding and in store
- RI E--lO casks new Carolina;
MAEKEREL--5ll packages, assorted
COD tlSH-,3O boxes and 20 drums
PEPPER-I00 bags;
GINGER-lOl ba Race;
CAYENNE PEPPER-5O boxes in bulk and in vials
SALMuN-n0 pkgs in bgls, ht bbls, hus and hr kits
tHOCOLAT 10 boxes No. 4;
CIR ANBERRIES-IOI pkgs, in bhls, hf bbIs and qrs !;
PAPER-100 reams Straw and Manila;
$ P-75O boxes New York and Bosom;
PICKL FS-5i BIZ 5 Cucumhers
GROUND PEPPER-S0 boxes
LAMP WICK-50 bales
TEAS-l000 packages all kinds;
RITTER-2 tirkns Western and Goshen;
SPERM AND STAR CANnLE5-500 boxes
CURA SIX GIGARS-700,0O0
PORF WISE-75 casks DuTand;
CORD Al.S-l50 boves;
TANDY-5O boxes Rock and assorted;
RUCEWHEAT-lnO packages,
Fo, ale nv u, l., STONE u 90,
M ssNN 81 and 50 COMMIT stfKHt,
Assnt fes MS Hazard t.wdsi tamFsHN
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l. RrsOlrrd That the Cons uIiOn Of the United Suites,
which was iselv framed for the purp0e f establishing
perfect Union and - the blessings lib
ery' To generations has u filed The objects OF the
@ nj The eOpe of The United States and to the
,pnpTat on and support of their - POsteTIry -
That IN succeeding the guardianship Of Liberty and
be Union achieved by the blood OF our laheIs,
we have inhred obligation to them uuaTnhed
orether: and would be equally base forfeit The National
Independence duu 10 IAN III d'eShuCe 10 IHe NdtOha
That the care of the Union sanctifed trust, aud
ought be dear every American; but those citizens
ueialy guardians who standing the where indie
and where The UnOn rendered pei feet, stimulated
his pe,ervaliOn and find additional motives fol The exercise
duy urrOundng m muTla5 oil tie pas and
here on the very ground which heroic ancestors
themselves to their country, We Ten-w 10 the same
cause the pledges which they and gorousiy
DEEMED of lives fortunes, aud sacred no
That the ConutuIiOn provides that per.Ons held Il
service labor State under the laws thereof, escaping
mo another shall be deliver mp claim of the party
whom such or labor may be dua. For ma y yeas
State eg atOn ContT but ny tins constitutions
royI-io into effect. When egsaiOn repealed,
een dut arged in uOnfO ity tunfam MAI Law and tn
has adopted entitled to the support oil Tn
whole nation, IN,
3 That our countrymen a law-abidng people The
egae chosen ia ives IN The congress OF the Un
ted States pow of egisla on limited by the on tuition
and they repose confidence in the OF majority
gnrate with The ahaTaCer of Republican Government
When individuals themselves the execution
laws enacted and by doing uample the nigh,
Of whole they guty OF at els moral reason
sry and by carrying the regular proceedings of their
tysssptAtIvcs, SC NlFDtCArE THE SUPREMACY AND TIL
s5VFREtGHTN oF IIk Law,
fla! y hssh Of lbs a9t % Assembly Of FsnrsYlVap
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ezY' Ladies' Entertainment, for the Benefit of the
ITALIA STREET CHAPEL, Of Benton street., Second
Municipality. - N G NORTH, Missionary Armory
Hal, No. 81 Camp street. WEDNESDAY aud THURS DAY
Evenings The public invited attend n29
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NOTICES.

go" NOtice.-The under gned has resumed business on
account, tn liquidation the ohirs of the
lac ,use Of LEvEEICH CO. dissolved by
EDWARD }. WALSH. 80 W. E, LEvEkICH
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ITO GARDENERS. - Two SQUARES OF
L GRoUSp, on the New Shell Road, Common street. will
he leased favorable terms for number OF years
ApplY to
no If EDWARD II. POMROY, 70 Common st.
Kendall Cholera Syrup
E remedy Cholera its hrs1 sages In tact W.
will guarantee when usrd before coll ace
The relief will BE- prumptuualy lew minutes II VIII ais
promptly all Bowel ump =. =,
t- For the Depot Of The Electrical Feerhnge NO. "
MasaEne street, NeS Teans, By the prop Iet9rs, ,o
MA Sipu kENnALL q ~,
HARMONIC lMENT-ThisL lnimenth has
been proven to be of the best PAIN XtractoIs
hat has bsen found out for years II has been satey
and successfully applied Rheumatic Complain Head
ache ard HiaRV other Ills that heir % for
by Me<srs. CLARK 4 A. LII SON, Wholesale and Re
mi Dru gss corner : haTe and Union Streets next TO
Or. Ciapps church, Newnrleans n23 u
CENAs TONIC AIaENEY-NO, 81 Camp street.
A CERTAIN nnudue against Constipation oil the How.
"A els, Topor OF the Liver, indigestion, Paplta9n Of
the Il Termination Of Blood to the Brain, Nervous Head
aches, Cbllls and Fever,
RECnMMFEDED
Il. r. w. Hill, ESD. President II. h. BascOmbe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam HUustOn,
Dr. y NJ. Gwip Capt. w. i Fuller,
nr ". y. Ksans and Others. ann lv3p
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FRESH TEAS-The subscriber has Just re-
\ Gel, ed very fine assortment of GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS. The stock wi he kept up by IsosoA
frequent additions from of the first importers R
the North. Con offered something very Sc
fine at moderate prices. Al4l4AEz6
Extra fine GUNPOWnER, in 6 ID boxes;
Extra fine 81 Mp WIDER, in half chests;
Extra fine IMPERIAL, in half chests and ID boxes;
Extra fine HYSDN, in half chests anu h boxes;
Extra fine YOUNG TYSON, in half chests;
Extra fine OOLOSG, in half chests.
nl3 Bun w. e. RANM ND, II Camp St
NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY.
No " CaHai, Rrt doer to Royat street The under
signed receiving per steamship Ohio choice lot of Green
and Black TEAS, and will continue receive monthly
quality Tea in China up expressly for fam
lies, hotels and steamboats, The public respectfully
invited to call and examine for h-msese Ali Teas
giving entire satisfaction may be returned.
RECEIVED
OOong-v various prices, GunpOwder,
How qua Mixture, Imperial.
F,ngl st Break fast, Young Hyson and Hyson
nS imis :. n. PAGE, Agent
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Roof AND SHOE MAN.

LAS HlONA SIZE BOZ AND SHOG M AN
l. EF FACTORY, 81 Common street, opposite the "a
Ye apdG Ifotel..... JOHN MEIfEl Err, mann; III
features ORDER aud keeps constantly hand and "
for sale the latest Fa hiOnable styles Of~s
Boots amt shoes, OF the very finest materials,
<4aimporpd ny himself from the hest factories in
sz France. Those who leave their ami oriers
with hun expect with certainty good aud fl with
dispatch. His moderate, and h. sOClts
share of public patronage full confidence he will h
able give satisfaction tho who favor him with call
n2 3m 30
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'R7iIE Pacific HOUsE-MR. F. Il. DORSEY re.
specially informs his friends and tn public that 49,
he will his and elegant establishment Essst
FRIDAY, the list proXimO The Pacific has been with
fitted without ard 10 expense, and not surpassed ~
like establishment the city. The and bril-
liant Saloon aud elegantly furnished Parors offer induce
menls not to he met with elsewhere The Bar will all
be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors to be
had in the County. Mr. p VII be happy 10 receive his
GRAY street, bet. Caronee and Baronne. go 2mip
p BROWER " CO, HOUSE FURNISHING
y. STORE y Gimp strtetI,,CHlNA; GLASS; CEA
"a PLATED WARE, BRITANNIA, TN, MI
| ltfEE IRON and WOVDbS w ARE, KNIVES lk4@
| 5s-sq and FOhFS, TEA TRAYS, etc. etc b ing
'SNthe most complete assortment 10 be iOu in the
sTOVEs nj J 81
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NEW ORLEANS
iSt0tiOHeTS' Warehouse.
ROoK, STATIONERY, PRINTING and
No. II CAMP STREET, NewOrleaus.
BOOKS comprising the works of the be- standard authors
in .rious dep r'mrns Of Literature
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. at the publishers prices re.
csiy, d as l. uef from the press.
SCHOOL BODKS-A large supply OF all kinds in general
sci it'll great by the proprietor personally.
PICTORIAL WORKS. oil the most beautiful description,
STATIONERY, consisting of the most approved kinds,
adapted The use Of Cuunn,g-rooms aud Public oEces.
BLANK BOOKS, of the most approved manu- lacure, with
rect improvements.
PAPER and CARDS-Leter, Foo,cap, Folio, Fost, and
other Papers, Playing and n Cards, OF ali siuas
PRINTING and BOOK. BINDING, in all their various
branches neatly executed.
H Country merchant. invited the and
learn The prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
% 1t 2dp 1t 3dp wv J. B. STEEL, II Camp st.
STEAMBOAT BAR FOR SALE-The Bar
- of the RIDE for sale. Apply board n3O1w
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE-Made
for cash time. Apply At q Natchez St, airs n3D
HOUSE SERVANTS FOR SALE-A mu-
IL lauo Girl 81 years old with her child aged sars-a
4Lso-A maIatto Girl z Old, good house servant
Bo the bove servants are fully guarantee and sold for
no fault. Apply at p NarchFz t. stars nSO Bits Bios
GROCERY FOR SALE-This establishments
" situated the corner Of &c and st John the a.
Baptist ss Second Mum upa ~ in thriving neigh. sif
horhond ia doing very good business and eDioys large FL
c9som # Vel proyided with GToceries iigums Wines
Which has free years more to run If wanted The owner
will only ee the lease and good will the house. and other
parts of stock may the purchaser App the
premises nj lw*
CANALS rREET AND ALGlERS FERRY
- The steamboat BEN ADAMS VIII ply NJ D
as M regular boat, from M tn P NJ afsk4fslN
every day. leaving lanai street. every hlleen
| minute W Nv
| StUNDRTES-
| > ppicir VANISH aO b,r,ols.
| PITGH 4 Nj r aR"50 bstrais ss:b.
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RbCNflStS. CT BoARDMAN

8. +. SMITH, Dentists. CT. BoARDMAN
SNTTH Il BOARDMAN, office North corner of La.
y ayete Square and ST Charles street, would call the
tenton Of suffering humanity Their superior operations in
the preservation Of the TEETH The OF preserving per
maneRty Teeth st ew practitioners have
attained, calling FORTH ii does all the skill OF the
scientific operators and feel duty TO advise
those who wish prompt and certain preservation OF those
valuable auxiiaTe health take the earliest Opgonqny
in having them cared Tor In the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full sets wetake especial pride snd care
constructing them defy the scrutiny ana
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction lp Diseases
the Gums and Teeth IN general all lind cheeru shG
caudd advice, gratis. Numerous who nave tested
their practice in all IT'S branches both The city and county
for the last will ohoeTiuy bear wines y inen
favor. Bl9 ual u
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". IVA. Baker,
NEW ORLEANS
iSEVtiOEeg'S' Warehouse.

PORTRAIT PAINTER,
No. II Canal at
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Delivery Agency,
CONNECTED mHh HarRdcH a. Co > Northern Lire.)
BURNS, CUUNEs ~ CO, PrOprietors,
Office q Camp treet,
OUR ARRANGEMENTS for the operation of
~ an Express between New q leans, the North and the
Ce of Southern and Sou States, be-
ing complete have iRtOm the public that
conveying, with the regularity and dispatch Freight,
Packages, Paces and Val ables OF eruption upon
the reasonable terms,
Merchants ant Others sending Goods by Express may
their packages going through and being delivered
with unus uH urOmpliud..
Buns Cowes To- will collect Drafts and Bills payable in
the States with which they connected and will
the recovery If egaces AMI Poperly Great Britain,
Ireland aud the British West India Islands.
We be reference
Samuel Peters Esq. w. II. Partee. Esq.
!. W. Stanton. Esq, Messrs. !. p. Whitney & GO,
l.. Matthews. Esu hessrs. Peter Maxwell X Co
John NJ Belt, ESQ Joshua Baldwin, ESQ,
on ll-LAL
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-ACIrlN r-r, 5 raaIssa 'sassa
70 sseuup Is-sss S'raH; sa Hs'usa al .s-v-t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

~ III. JACKSON q GO. No. 81 Canal street, and
Il next oOr 10th p anters' Boe-ta hiOnable CLOTH.
| ING ESTABLISHMENT-Th subscribers now in
receipt OF large and complete stock Of EAsHIONABLE
CLnTHING and good assortment o. Furnishing Goods
comprising article way dress snah for fall
and winter We pleased to have irieEds and
the pubic generally to al and examine goods We
| have good Ftment Of Silk and Bingham UMBRFL-
| LAS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, Our Price
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