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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

PuirADEIPHtA Jnnee5 lslI feel free H..
pasiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar. from my experience
ols eeIe az ELECTS inny own cage have beer af soTne
81 the bresstant SENSATION ri he stomach.
an Rtffk Of ~ was bg an acqnai1nce WIN
had been cured By " IS ygit i did al anal
effects were imnfediate. Y a, y sssSa
5cJohEE oEAas sdies sshornakei. 10 Race st,s.t =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

Eqs sash 81 KIEs co, NsIARVfsE e,1 !
sH Il = ~ yf New pfsahs JOSEPH PAftS X
1;s,Ilts costa 4 CO., gosnsry (; In Il III fs ~
fgfe1 Rouge y. a MOTIFS & Co, Dc,ta5ss,,
..llnN -,l.. ~ ". - =. DIS dis VIM
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.sRHEnM ATIs W.

m IoEsead-Dear Sir. purchased or my ,ii tlyo
bottles % OF Your agent MI feNaa of KALI
aa<29, 70 r the Fever aid Ague before fi,ad lin,
olher dag WREN Tie cli and apeared Iey wee ie
H,eens sf1 beioFs she iiad finished the Hottie She was en-
prey reeve1, aal she was mach better ta, s an b
WIN gi2ie cS W. SSF the sggs IA that had sis
was Ell n very weak and Distressing state ana tTsnb
WIZ NE asne Cake, tie effect thai il hass
M my wlIe she sem and procured few bottles and N
hekln lew weeks to c0Tee health Your ars
,ssia =, wllh9ut donb eq1alet Diseases itfslt IA,
Vi USE Spn are az liberty to use it as you choose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23
FRVEIpEI.aS

For Eryspelass tle r AIN EXTRACToRis invaluable.
eier comedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but L driven IN, and will resappesrr b The
some other paee The Pain Extractor. however na1os out
and comrty removes the cause of the disease and effects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

PAnUCsU, y.l 1uhes, li91 stocE OF CHERRY and TIA,
tnp sRow redueed - SIX bottles, aud is daily
Inereing GU You'd Dwell 70 ssnd Rpiy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23
GREAr Blnsslp6s ro NoTHt,Rs Z t,,,,i =, !,

y = tle safest and mos enect6A meiicihe for
pe Aia rsile lie snterhgs attendant hpo
Sfia ever aiseosefe DE aI H.
Sts plevepts pam and deseg herlIlss ami eneLes NH
tnoe " no have used il thk lhdisraasnble i
niseg ni botl before and after c6hiihsineat s II boe
gten liant ei ~ ul, ytrss
Sisf h R sI5, ne 9sk d joint la ae.
non q has edua The great ttis oi ibis Y Y,
sS Gs saes ana the most scaie Iiosn
IeM eases relue any otheF medicine d, some Il III T.
s..of 9i or 5aagnesiq IS use. Exereie IN ts oee ~
N.Y. iisnt 1000 VIII tins medicine, WAYS r a sf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

= ~ The tHs " IN have New Orleans and
h1hr ~ Fr l 2 clock The her Is
iaiaSeite Hone Cas- wa leave ~ q
non me Corner q harohpe and ear'l speeiss Diasui
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

She brought 10 bed box, and applied some 10
iet lnHeate ease wherever ii touched me- and BEGGED
for enough 10 an1cnt Thoroughly IL was btained And
new we seemed invest To remove The burning balm
ithe chest even made Pills Of it and took thei which
soon eaied me- Il owe my life your valuable Extractor
being now y strong ever and have been yr eerT
70 me year to4fs - KERZtA FRENCH. :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

b, sAA1sY, MAY 9, 1915, "a Jackson street
Ss nne yeaFs under nedl skill the Cities OF New
Pr and Albany lelonls under the most distressing ffy
al ended t1t hfammatan Of the kidneys and Wifh
e be-, eggs EoIgdg and large boi my body
came ptoeabe Ny tongue cracked, and the root 81 nv
mouth as covered With sores, my Chest at Tie root 81
id not cool it sF~ S4 .'oi
tns ssg lqQgsd e. 4sS and never expected re
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WEuLsyIIIK Ohio JarnaTy 81 isi1T5 si,ss. syv7,
cherry and Ter ind 70 be valuable medicine and use L
eosteFaoly IN my Practice. have sold and usef nearly Iii
that you have forwarded, and would be pleased n IN yau
send another supply the means of Inn
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A6RE NIFPLEs.

sfheeiheacy Of SPAIN EXIT ACTOR IN this diseass
T. We lnew of numerous cures and do MOI
hesitate iosss rt die uiufnsedt win aeger fail IA his ny
pose Dellcstey prevents ~ from from ies
on dis slIot Tie fooyiss procpsed BY one Of our
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TIE AIlAdENT AslIlll zTliE SKIN. AND

as z = y WRIGHT h TO- JsI uhartres i, y
Af4hrIifET coniaiug he n aef5,inf f a.,
lbis yonltFfu Reely, nray Is ka ss5
.Sitsg Of The - ahese sld Sif ba foihd hisllv
HQLEAH RIR BpTF1asi ~ y = we
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PpHr CARBos, February 20, lsi7-.Hessrs RaJ;,so,,
1stttas (o.l an happy inform you thai thnI r.
Dayss syrup q Wild Cherry and Tar will take tbe sai ~
" 1uTpNt 81 the coairy of H. and have bsir
dqzon bottles bespoke have been asked 80 often for "
llg1iss Ds1rgtipe Eatgact and Joseph Dapis's Horss
that haye iuen the liberty OF writing lar a.
sgssey io5 W So9seate agreeable you lis, please
show bills Respectfully yours, SAMb. X. KEMPToSS
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The effects Ollie PAIN EXTRACTION tSthese cases il
wonderful Seauiedy dosst remove an pains and soreness
and head the injury. No tAR REStAINs Its success in
Healing old sores Of long Standing ralleled
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-23

y eteby have been atctsd VITA aojnFetrats
Fever Sore ior earl last past md have spent
aoll luea,nog andin
20 uni resort = heard 10 md ffied Ais
LEY n MAC fA TB AflFJR, 4eleA 10 nv
ny Iy wa entirely beaded, and siotIps % il eft
atpnt niess- ..sst.S - ~ : fsB RADOCKE DAVIS y
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b, OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS. u -
townsend is almost daily receiving orders from, bysi
ciaIIs IN uterent parts Of the Union 5,2''s-f 80
-, " = 70 Certify that we, the undersigned Physicians OF
JIG el o. Albany, have w cases precrb e )r
l9Npend sarsataTa, aud believe it TO be one 81 % mos
valuable preparations hi Tie market ny ''Os'
~ III PrLnse,sR D y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-23

TO see some member of Congress move in this mat
ter at an early day II must be done quickly, how
ever, to be Of any avail as the Fair is to meet in
few months, and there is not more than time
enough within which to get that big ship in readi-
ness, and reach London. The New York Herald
says ii has been suggested, that on the score of
policy alone, the Pennsylvania ought TO he the
vessel selected because she is the largest vessel of
war aaoat, and because, also, she would convey to
the nations of the world, represented they win
be in London, at the Tins Of the great Fair, by
thousands of their greatest men, in every depart.
ment of science, mechanics, and manufactures, a
proper impression of the colossal greatness Of the
American republic.
1t is the pride and ambition Of our citizens when
abroad, 10 direct the attention of foreigners 10 their
native land. But the ideas which are conveyed
in that way, are nothing to those that would be
impaired by the appearances Of the Pennsylvania in
the Thames, with the stars and stripes proudly
floating from the masthead. Witness the effect
which the Collins line ofsteamships has produced.
L cannot be controverted that the United States
sained immeasurably in European reputation by
the gigantic size spendor and speed Of those noble
vessels appropriate types as they are of the energy
of our merchant princes, as well as OF the grandeur
Of our country The object of selecting govern
ment vessel is not 10 save freight to the exhibitors
that is trihing matter-but to give dignity and
Importance to the United States, and to the iBge-
nuity Of our mechanics, manufacturers, and indus
trial classes generally. If Congress were to con-
suit the wishes of the people, we are satisfied they
would appropriate sufficient money TO fit out the
Pennsylvania for this purpose, at once.
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TIE TWO TREES.

saw two trees. The one was fair and high,
And threw its leaty branches round II wide;
So perfect YVES its shape, that cen the sky
Seemed proud to have that space thus occupied:
Yet was it hollow; all rs heart was g9nei
But year by year il sweld and flourish d on.
The other was by grandeur SO UNMARKED,
5sT;th many more-snme time before impsrk'd
from the last vestige Of an ancient wood
/dt though small glory clothed IT as II grew.
, its heart was to the core still sound and true
And as 1t pleased the lord of that domain,
AT length to Try the truth of those two oaks
The proud one with a few sharp cletts was SIAN
The humble one sustained n thousand strokes;
And when at length at eventide i fell,
nObler fall was not in all the dell.
The proud one, yielding little but its dress,
Was lett upon the spot TO rot away
The humble one lived stnl--in use 10 piesss
In ornament to charm, from day to day
TranseTr'd into the mansion 3 falrest Toom,,
Where Genius filings round Art immortal bloom'
Also knew two men. like those two trees;
The one was in profession great and high,
And corn d the other, who could not so please
With much display the superficial eye.
Who dost not see how meek true worth may stand
Whilst great pretence would cumbeT oil the land T
For he Che humber) powerful was but mild
Teacher of teachers, strong, proiound but clear
UrOstentaiOus as little child,
Yet in sagaeity an ancient seer;
And though his days were not IN public spent
lie gave again, through man, what God had lent.
Which many crlticise, but few believe,
Now of the faded Pharsee tells all
Excepting what he did to make greve-
H. neghbOr's uses dwell in Wisdom's heart,
And unto all his race their good impart.
[Housshold Words,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. BEARD.

Succession Of N. @. Hyde. =. .CarrOiIton Lot of
Ground.
By j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SSATURDAY January 1851 l2 2ocockWi be sold
on-By pursuaee order Of the Hon Geo Straw
bridge Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of Rewreans dated
December following described Real Estate, belonging
10 the succession Of N. O. III yde, deceased, viz;
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Of CarIoon,
measuring Iu and Washington by depth
Said lot situated in No g. and designated
plan by Pettingal the zOth OF
November 1882 deposited Plan No. 80 in the Book Of Plans
Of J. b. Marks, late Notary Public.
Terms cash.
ne Acts of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public the ex
pense OF the purchaser. dl6, II, IS, jal6, II, Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-23

THE SHIP FOR THE WoRLD's FAIR-There is
much interest felt as to whether the ship-of-the-
line Pennsylvania will be selected to convey Amer
ican products to the Worlds Fair at London. So
far as we have been able to learn public sentiment
there is very large majority of the people who are
in favor of that splendid ship being detached for
the purpose. The Secretary of the Navy has said
that there is objection by that department to the
use of the Pennsylvania for that service, and that
the only impsdiment in the way is that it will be
necessary for Congress to appropriate means suf-
fieient to Ct her for ssa, Surely the small sum
wanad eau be spared for she purpose, We hope
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Wholesale and Retail.

" ILUIVsHIC
M. LEFORT, 1O3 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles Theatre.
The King OF COniectiOners, late from Paris.
ITO PROVE that we do not take this title in
L vain, pray the public in general and those ssss.
passing establishment. TO give call and eX- E@YA
anime for themselves. We have the most choice Ss5s
and varied articles of CONFECTIONERY, such NY
as Pastries, Cakes all pure Sugar OF Chocolate, ~
Mr. Leor hrs the best collection of Flower Pictures stat
ues Fancy Goods Fruits Toys etc. in sugar, which
have ever before been seen in this city.
Mr. Leort also has engage the best French Pastry Cooks
tbis eity can sur1ass it. n29 5mos
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BOARDING.


TpOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board at No. 2i9 Common st.
between st. John and ST. Peter streets. o.5 smlpt
DOARDING-In Central Locality.-A mum
ID her of Gentlemen with or without families, be ac-
commodate with good Boarding and excellent Rooms on
rea, enable terms, by MRS. MARY f, MORTIMER,
No. 20 Natchez street.
TO RENT-Very low to good tenant-rhe fine large
Store under the above Boardlnghouse. d. 3mos
Mrs. W. e. BROWN informs her friends and
1tl the public that having Opened and thoroughly ss
FenoyR; ed the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. 28 Canal 81
ST. lately occupied by Mrs. Shall she prepared fs
offer every accommodation, 10 both transient and s
permanent BoardeIs that pains and expense
New Orleans November 3, 1880 MD 1yos
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BY SYKES, HYDE 8 co.

Cargo OF Spanish brig PauIitn .... From Malaga.
BY SYKES, HYDE s. co.
MONDAY December o'cloek-Wll be sold the Leyee
vi opposite Beef Market Fr Municipality Of brig
1863 whole boxes MR. Raisins Loring bHnli
400 bali dn. do do. do.
boxes London LayeTsj
quarter hoxes London Layers
81 kegs Grtpe9;
$50 noHes LenOnsi
IFS trails Figs; ii drums and 8 boxes do
quarter casks Sweet and Dry Malaga Wine.
2i3 Indian bbls, do. do. do. do
Terms q dZl
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

1LNF 4 IILlAJ9 NE1-IA~I a ~ ItAAIN a -
DLANTERS HOTEL-This time -honored and
fashionable establishment having undergone .ass
siderable alterations and repairs dUng the past
mer superior order for the Of 1Rii
the public, whose patronage the undersigned would A-
most respectfully Solicit pfomisng that exertions shall be
wanting his part make their stay pleasant and agree
able. His rates folows: =.
Board and Lodging in the Public Department per day. 81 30
Board and Lodging in the Ladies or Family Depart-
lnent according 10 the Room occupieSs trouiS $50
Ell 80 Per day
E5 The BAR Room and BARBER SHOP, from their posi-
heretnoFe annoyng Ladies entering the estahn h
merf have been clanged and the entry the Hotel
tered to make tageeabe and pleasant It's believed hA
prices and atoIs with thq
of other houses the Panes Hote will not be surpassed by
'Ti MS iii1i sm = NJ MURRAY, Proprietor
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.CLOTHING.

FashtOnabIe Tailoring Establishing nf,
No. 16A Camp SC; oppeslts the FsoraHes Hoasse.
New Orleans
YByHE undersigned has on hand and
L OF large additions of FRENCH AND tNtsileiht -
finest and latest styles and best mAnuiactare and nw wen
prepared supply his friends and the public with Ae
Winter ClOskfgg, made in the best manner 81 M atsst
Pens and Northern styles and at very reSs9nass
Also on hand a fine STOCK OF ClOFHtRtUs OF I aI8
and his own manufacture consisting as folotss: sr 40
Goats OF various les and calo at o. Sie ~ ~ 70 70 - X
Pants do. patterns and ..Ft''. " NJ " hs e Ss1
Vests do patterns and Z - : "
ALso--A fine Stock of Shirt. CsaVats e'o tafns'
CAsns; sIsn, HAMsURGER, Merchant Tailor.
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MuS:IC.



lfl subscriber would respectfully request your sa1z
attention TO their large and extensive stock Of bu
sic and Musical Mercbandlse of every description
and also to their well selected assortment OF Piano SS
Foes, from the factories OF tn, fIss makers IN the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp Volnceio. Double Bass,
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
ViOins, Flutes Gu AccOfifolss BFas3 instruments
for Bands, Tambourines. BaTjos. Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore Wre TuniDg BammaFs, Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected gith the Music Busineas.
Orders for Music and Musical insunen will be promptly
attended to-
liberal discount made dealers AMI professors. and to
second Hand Pianos bouet, ard taken in part payment
All the new Music received from the Noh as as pub.
li5hed
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans La, Oct y;
os daAwA 4. 8. HEWNfFT. HHEENffFi
PIANO FOtlTH AND MUSIC sTORE.
80 GIMP STREE r.
w A. TYLER has on hand and Is constantly receiving
IA. PLANO FORT'ES, from the iustR 55-,11u.ry
celebrated Manu- fac to- ri es of Hallet, s9aS5 l3
Davis CS Boston; I9hF f ?. p :, Dg0hs@i gl 81 n Il
Jas II. Grovesten New York; alsa Pleyeis Paris PANos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS be delivered in fast received from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the bss Piano in
use, particularly for the country, where TIMERS sst
be had, they viii stand longer and in better tune than
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim
which be removed in moment, there being no eonnec
ton between the Piano and Superior GU AIRS,
,ss7. VIOLiEs, ACCORDE0NS, FLUTES, and
other Musical insrameng eensteEg 2n hand and
1eeaS Forte. Guitar, Flute, etc. Also DESTRUCTION
kk& BOOKS for all musical instruments. kJ A Lib
era Discount Dealers Teacher and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to- mh1
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- At
she Lectures 10 her pupils once week
~ Science Music Price IS ir twelve lessons as yoa
TTIGH SCHOOL, corner OF Constance and Race
II sta, by Rev. ALEX ANDER CAMPBELL. ms "
CarroIlton Episcopal Female Seminary
T.lVE miles from Orleans 2g0 beysRd the tmi
Il nus ef ihe N. o. and Gnrrollton Railroad.
REV'D ELlgAH GulON Rector and nePGl ot the Enslh
DepAftneut
Department.
par'hent- ..,,. . ., a., :, -, -.
ysA supsFFision o. ne gsnsIal aas st Tie semi
compea Christian aducntlen, viii be epene oE o
reception boarding pupils on MoNpAY Ne tnhs " esv "a
1nd Mnr rhsrly te tG7ta
Hoasf and recently the raspee q Pr ! s Riaashi plea
Eany situated the healthy retired t0Sh w 81
ne the Mssisppi snd accessible from NeN ota-
al nh hours hy the Kailr5ld. -
The szpesa M sosrd, Tufon tngsh. Ersnsa and ysesi
Music, anil Waahiag, 500 terra q lenths
Maaic, including Instruments SO per term
Der afnish their shes peE oatea aNeth
Napkins Tbs sthe reqlea VIII 70 rnlsh BY
me netuiiionl pgynts viii be Eequredstg and Nrs
| Tiaby IN advance.
guarans, and othe authorized BY thenn saray ~ y 81
visitors No received suntAy
Rsfsrsa Yha gisaep and Sersg o is trnsssas Atsse
Church louisiana Saroton Parish Of jekeraen, teoei
%, 1880 - slu
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CUNDRIES-
- 30 bhs Old Monongahela Whisky;
so boxes Prime Western Cheeses
lOO packages Bnckwheat--wholes halves and quarters
100 bbls Extra PANTY Flour;
25 kegs Western Bugter;
10 kegs tlrange county Butter.
dis 9''' - - IABUzAN & 60. IS Common St.
NTAILS-20O kegs Philadelphia Nails, for sals
IN by Idlsl e. WOOD & co. Post q, q Ny.
nRANDY CHERR IEs-l9e cases New,
- asl A.F,coCaRlAN, q 1iaqaFsossa' 8
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Ht1KPIIAN Eh = EkAElBANl. :,
n COHEN, having had 80 years, experience, oilers the
y, above infalIible remedy for all Diseases per- s
tanning to the EYE. Ophhamia, OF five years
standing cured in IL weeks the Tear in the Eye,
Of 8 years cured in 10 weeks; man OF this city, Sss
being stone blind MONTHS restored to the sight oil one
eve in three weeks gentleman who always used specs toE
IS years. by using only drop, enabled 10 read he
newspaper without them by candleight hours qtte vs IN
bdllanoy to the Eye and also strengthens the sight.
tJSs Nos 2O5 PHIIPPA street, near Hevia and AZ ST
CHARLES street. Hptt ~
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

ID. ANDERSON. No. q st. Charles street s.~S
d. Watches ChYonoineters and Nautical llstru- ssSA
peuts accurately adjusted Philosophical and Elec- S s.
tric,ll Apparatus made to order and repaired. szzz
8-hOur Chronometefs altered TO run - honIs 50 V
NE H MEYER. No. 1Otb CAMP sueet, Wapch- y-a
IVA. maker and dealer in lEYVELRY. GOLD ~
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. H lS&
alnfnn
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e S x e

NEW GOODS
E'aE PUBLIC Z mot insgta,sd ga.Es have Eeeeissl
seeeon FreHcl EAney Gondl and Maszy,
cf which respectfully invite The atientnn q Al cgnFne
d. r WAY MOUTH, u ChEftrss
kr Orders mating Drsssea, Cloaks and Msmass
promptly ekecufed ~ asrresior Hflste 1pt
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H. Il
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. Il "a
All Jewely articles repaired at moderate prices nlls
ZINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
L WARE, etc. YOUNG & co. No. Camp street,
hand complete assortment Of articles
mentioned line. WATCHES of the best kng-
sh manufacturer Silver, hunting ard opsn "A
cases. Lever and Duplex Eseapemspts, full and
ieweled full plate and three lEte movements,
ali Watches plain engraved, enamed, nnd the
Dinmondal u which fully warranted for time
and quai y.
Ladies' CHAINS Of the newest Tstterns
Gentlemens Guard Fob and Vest CHAINS.
SPECTACLES, Gold, Silver and Steel. Tor all sights.
Diamonds in Breastpins and Rings--verJ cheap.
Ladies' BreaGtpns and Ear Rngs-a large assortment
God PENS in Gold and Silver Holders, Points warranted
Rings, other Stone kings, Wedding Rings, plain Gold
Rings
Thmbles Studs Collar ard Sleeve Buttons
sVERWAR warranted pure al CON, PLAIN and Mreae
patterns consisting Table and Tea DESERT Mustard and Salt
Spoons Table and Dessert Forks Soup Ladies, Butter Knives
| Sugar Tonga.
II assortment Of handEome Silver Cups.
PLATED WARE, consisting Of CAstors, Caudescks, etc.
| Maut CLOCKS, OF black, white and gray Marble.
Office Clocks, with Steel Winding Chains.
s- Citizens visiting the city respectfully
vts stock before purchasing the
quality be e1ceed by house in the
4 trade and Al modeme prices.
az Particular repairing Clocks Watches and
| Jewery mounted snd Diamonds reset. nj 6m
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAI-Dr. J. S. CORES has removed his
h office and residence from 97 to gi4 Magazine, next door
TO the corner of Edward street. 19 "
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EDUCATION.
TEAoHER OF MUSIC.

&Srg tSy-MRe. n. CAMPBtLL L, Teacher Of Nd an vrSt
~ az "a Piano Forte and Guitar, receives ppphs Uft
fSS Il her residence No. se7 Barnrne street. Be-
sr lessons, she Lectures TO her pupils once week
~ siisnns Muse Price IS ~ twelve ess0Ns as yoa
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FLORIDA SUGAR. We have been presen ted.
says the Savannah Georgian of the 9th inst, by
Col. A. H. Cole, of Florida, with a small barrel Of
tie most beautiful specimen of Sugar we have ever
manufactured in Florida or elsewhere, coming
as it does directly from the mandatory 1t is
almost entirely white, beautifully grained and per-
eetly erystalized. We think it will fully compare
with the Havana clayed sugars. This specimen is
said to be a fair one of Col Coles entire crop
The yield of eighty acres planted in cane, has been
an average of 1900 lbs. to the acre, and can be
increased to 1000 lbs. The sugar was manulac,
tured with a sufficient mill, driven by mule power
1t has been an experiment, and has resulted very
successfully. The method of draining the syruI
from the sugar has been improved, and produces
very bright sugar and delicious syrup. Col
Coles plantation is near Paatka, and in the neigh
borhood of most excellent sugar lands, which We
doubt not will soon be in cultivation.