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ToBACCO-The business of Tuesday embraced 164 hhds
sold as foows 62 hhds As at and 81 at ~; 70 hhds
at =; and @ hhds-l2 at ~ and II at 52e o. b Yes
teday only 81 hhds disposed of comprising 35 hhs A
IL at "a II at T. and at 6 and 49 hhds-9 Low at TX
| at 7, and 80 at &c " b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Transactions in Sugar
have been limited to retail sales at 5<05Sc for Fair of
Moas, IS bh taken yesterday at 23c " gallon for
| Fermenting, and &c for poor Reboiled.
FLOUR-On Tuesday the only sales that transpired were
$50 bb Sour at 50 509sS 55 and 100 bbs supene North
en at "a % " bb Yesterday about 800 bbs were sod in
cudng 200 Sour at 90 5OD$3 62 200 Lake at e. 100 Ohio
at 81 90 100 St Louis tunbrande) "a co. and 100 Extra
at s6 IS v bbl.
| GRAIN-The demand on Tuesday continued good, and
resulted in sales of 1000 sacks including Yellow at 61
g. 20 TO- and 1900 White Gin several los at at7275c "
bushe Yesterday there less inquiry and the sales reached
only 1900 sacks including 500 Inferior tom store) co. SEQ
Yellow at 70, and 35 72c y bushe OF Oats about ZOO
sacks sold yesterday 4oc y bushe for Kentucky and
| Soc for ST. Louis
| PROVIs1ONs-The Pork market has been quiet and
prices little lower Mess retailing sI 75sI2 90 and
Prime 81 rs ~ bb IS bbs Mess disposed of yester.
day at ell 62js v bbl Bacon Sides continue dull of Hams
% erc Sugar Cured have sold TO- lOdo Extra at H. and
10 do Canyased at 7zc % b. OF Lard HOO kegs Prime
were sold yesterday at rs, and rs at 716e y b.
HAY-We noticed sales Tuesday of $50 bales Western
(uninspected) at s23, 50 at s26. and 400 at y toa
| BAGGING AND RoPE-on Tuesday $50 pieces and
coils sold at 13 and SIC. cash. and 200 pieces Ic
and Yesterday 70 pieces and 70 coils at ls and 6 time
GUNNY BAGs-Pdoes improving. 5000, in bales, sold
| on Tuesday at s5{c.
CANDLEsWe noticed sales yesterday of l25 boxes Star
| at &c y h.
WHIsKY-The sales on Tuesday embraced 80 bbls Rec.
titled 244 100 "a and 622 (sunken) at 2ls7az6c %
gallon. Nearly half of the latter subsequently resod at
&c W gallon Yesterday transactions confined retail
parcels at 241si025c.
| LEAD-15OO pigs Upper Mines were sold yesterday on
private terms.
EXCHANGE-Demand steady atour previous quotations
FREtGHrs-lOOO bales Cotton were shipped yesterday
| EnrT olatIx
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-This body mel
astevening, Recorder Genois presding-nine mem.
bers present
message was read from the Mayor, informing
the Council Of certain adjudications made by him
Also, that the case in the Supreme Court of the
United States, Of the owners of the steamer Taey.
rand u.s. Municipality No. One had been decided
m favor of the latter. He also called the attention
OF the Council to improvements needed in the Pub.
lie Square.
On motion, the Chair appointed Mr.. Fabre as
member Of the Finance Committee, 10 fill the va
cancy caused by the absence of Mr.. McAlpin.
The contracts for repairing the wharves and
evee, and paving certain streets with square blocks
as adjudicated by the Mayor, were approved The
securities were referred to the Finance Committee
with power to act.
Mr.. Bonneval offered a resolution instructing
the Mayor @ advertise sixty days for bids for pa
wing with square blocks Royal Street. from Espa-
nate toCanal Sreets-the levee from Customhouse
to Esplanate Streets-Chartres, from Canal to JEFF
terson Streets-Conde, from Madison to Esplanade
Streets. Terms of payment cash.
On motion of Mr.. Lanata, the time was amend.
ed to ninety days.
The resolution then adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.
Clark
ResoUed, That the above contracts have beer
adudleaed the Mayor shall advertise for thirty days fo
RBasnE BS with round stone Main and Ur'nn' streets as far a
Referred to the Committee on improvements.
Mr.. tabre offered resolution appointing com.
mittee upon the subject of improving the Place
d'Armes
The Chair appointed Messrs. Fabre, Lanata and
Derbes as that Committee After some further
business, the Council adjourned.
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ASSERTIONS THAT DEFY DIsPRooF.

4 N intro tucng the COMPOUND ASlATIC BALSAM
to the citizens of New Orleans language may seem
too strong but few trials will convince the public that our
confidence based upon ndsputable facts. We stake our
reputation Physicians Druggists upon the trial. and ali
Agents authorized refund the money in cases Of
failure We do this because, unlike do desire
equivalent in return.
The Basam is unfailng cure for Darh9a Dysentery
Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint, Cramp and Choic In
several thousand where used summer in
Philadelphia Reading, EasiOn and throughout Mont gom-
Bucks, Lehgh and other counties, single failure
known while II cured the cases. that had for
weeks baied Physicians in from hour to two days.
1T used right IN the commencement of Diarh9a Cholera
Morbns always cures in from hour day Cramps
and Choc in ten TO thirty minutes and Uysenery in one OF
two days 1t safe that may be given children at the
breast whom relieves of those Chocky palms, looseness Of
the bowels, 10 which they liable like magic.
The rapidy safety and pemanency Of its action both as
tOnish and delight It's curative power these diseases
unprecedented in the annals Of Medicine No family having
its unfailing succes would be without it,
There medicine perpared perfectly adapted to
the treatment of disease the Balsam is for disorders Of the
stomach and bowels. In all it warranted. Try H.
feel confident will your appreciation. Its reputa
ton, wherever it is known unlimited and nothing can tar.
nish its fair name
Prepared only by DR.. M. G. Kerr & Bertolet Druggists
and Chemists, Nonown, Pa, and sold Agency BY G.
n. MORRISON, Druggist, No. IL Magazine street, New
Orleans. iva 1w
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tOh sALE-At the MUSIC AND PIANO STORE,
,,iS SoNGsFsong sNS IF 3 summer 1 Herdmans Noun
6s songs Of Jenny Lind d' The s adieu, By
etze There's bower Of rose, on Bendermeers stream,
Chrsy's celebrated Ethiopian melody The day we two
"a Phillips MouaisSee asRio Ta lps ms dSs By
Ee eD SeR ayy gu and 6
M GS ~ but mine & by DTayton The hSnp,s
TRS Oh San hs Sm DoR Oyann
To @ hsB iFqIdIy PsOysd Each lover dres@eth.
A u A knab aS G2 s s ssns Ss L q S e
wS,s PfZ arrangement an and no Ro'signo Wall
RR0hbock; Daisy, Mammoth Cave, Sentimental. by soge;
as fs d@s cne b wef Rag s Sces
ro6e new Mary Blame, Chicken and Turkey Salvadora,
,auem' Prophete, simplfed; Les Danes de Londre',
,PoLKAks;- WoOdlawn, odilia, Ledger Prize, Flirt,
Top Army S CO1deS BeS Vean bagusecype bGTSs T
PSka @ Varied 6y Grobe Nameess polka, Zqre
TSnd Iada Bnfgewater Qucksep Grand March of the
6EN4GkEAf AfPRAcT1dN1RSi!Ws RS2iWEEhh, E7nIl,
DinmI las 2 vicksburg and Natehez respectfully
i a09MlfaRs M that se has opened at her new store and
selected stock 6 En ESeet very large and well
FANCY Gb66Bss AND EVE SIR9P and and
@ Of business % in hs so1 onb Sm % hs se long Pogs experience %
ds OF their fitness for the and tastes of The
well so6' O BoS BSS Il Ps1a Of 81
be trimmed IN The es st Trimmed and untrImmed which
G ana competent artists direct from Pars-parcu
M duehlon VIII be paid to this branch of businesSand
large and varied stock of B0nnets and Tmmines
81 ule lated fashion will always be on hand Arti1ieia
eye SS satRqs RS:arT Mnn; Gnghamsi Linens
Parasos Ribbands; Splendid Robes Apaeas Ba,eSss mi
various other articles too numerous mention ali o which
for themseyes SHIRTS 81 ali aases 50 made Ga sP %
order. ivie W
0HLAA,N.G;IE sTREKL WAREHOUSES, Corner OF
y II aPa UaraH tn
Hay salt Merchandise, ETC. storage the lowest rates
TURNER & SORIA
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CoUP DE SoLIEL.-We have had to record
lately the names of several victims to the extreme
heat which prevails. Yesterday, man while
passing through Chartres strest, near Toulouse
n fell upon the pavement from stroke of the sun.
An attempt was made to convey him to the Hos.
pital, but he expired while being moved TO tha,
place. The body was taken to the police office oI
the First Municipality, where an inquest was held
and verdict rendered accordingly. The deceased
appeared to be laborer his clothing consisted Of
blue striped cashmere pants, check Shirt and gray
sac coat, heavy brogans, and straw hat, bound
round the edge with black. From papers found
on his person it is supposed that his name was
William Armstrong.
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Crescent lBoot anO gob I'd. 6nttno oe#ee,
NEW ORLEANS:
-THURsDAY MORNING. JULY an. 1snn

MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE Upoa
tho Subject Of Public Tsstin.onialt 10 thu Mem.
org @ Cen 1ayIor.-Y Yesterday the Joint Com
Iil''ee oi the Councils met-the Mayor presiding.
members present; First Mwnicspality-J. A.
honnevai, A. Derbes, J. L. Fabre :. Third MI
ntetpaftty-L. j. Here's. :. :. General Council
oharles NJ Waterman, J. M. Vandegrih.
1he following letter from Governor Walker
was read
Executive orTiGsI Gs,Iv BATss b 1sso ROuor,S
oaons ~ M o letter Of the 18Th instant covering the
~ N ~ ~ ne Joint Committee of the authorities Of the city
y 9W oreans TO make arrangements for the burial Of Gen
been and IN Ber eaye Sl e 10 tate bs b ime mas
s er receiving certain information Of the death of the
Taylor through Colonel Bis. expressing what believed 70
BoaFb 10 e 81 ihe people Of Louisiana that bis remains be
" eSopne is 2 proceed to Washington for the
" Wn ne borders, at come place hereafter 10 be
a' rhs vs. place place presume;
ecLea n % from differ portions Of the State and Mr Rose
@ % 20 o. % your cty appointed Chairman of this Commit
iTsycr % kNe transmitted copy of nv letter Mrs.
,b and Al ~ of the names of the Committee leaving ali
and also sing H. ons 70 o gGSa s
ien IN s repondence with the family of the late Pres.
fifteen or impression at the moment that Committee Of
eeni 10 eighteen respectable citizens would be amply su.
The, represent the state upon this occasion.
qea ansn fund beng small and large portion thereof
s upon sny oecsoa No RRSeye1 HR@e 9c5 ~ @
se authorized render the State liable for 50 large debt
Mou necessarily be attendant upon the appointment of
Itee q one hundred recommended BY the Joint reso
'ons % OF ne authorities Of the city Of New Orleans
& any further arrangements in relation TO this subject
Commttee already appointed -
remain, very respectfully
-FOUR most obedent servant
JOSEPH WALKER,
IL - Governor of the State of Louisiana
non. a. d. CRossMAN, New Orleans.
On motion, Committee was appointed to chr.
respond with Mr.. Roselius.
Charles M. Waterman, L. ]. Here's, H. Rem.
shaw and l.. ]. Fabre form said Committee.
The Committee then adjourned.
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QUlFE AN AFFAIR.-Y esterday Charles H. Hor-
ton made affidavit before Recorder Genols, charg-
ing Susan Hartshorn, slave of Gen. Twiggs, with
taking from his room in Bienville street. on the 9th
instant, package of papers valued at $400, and
retaining the same in her possession, Complainant
further stated that the woman expected to obtain
the certificate Of her freedom in a few hours, and
she would then leave the State. Officer Newhouse
was accordingly dispatched to make the arrest, ac-
oompanied by Horton. The girl was taken into
custody, and was being conveyed before the Recor-
der, when Newhouse was induced to return with
her 70 her room, on Canal street, from intelligence
reserved that Horton was removing furniture,
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Arriving at the premises he found this to be the
case, and that furniture car had been engaged for
the work. The officer required Horizons attendance
before the Court to explain his right to the proper
ty To this the latter objected assaulted the police
man, and drawing a sword-cane, was making still
more effective demonstrations when he was secured
by the crowd. Patrick Mullady, the driver of the
furniture car, is also charged by Newhouse with
striking him with his whip. Horton was required
by Recorder Genois to give bonds for his appear
ance before the First District Court aud Mulady
gave bail to attend an examination.
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-Peter Duval has made
an affidavit before Recorder Genos, charging
Pierre Grolet and wife with breaking open a trunk
belonging to the complainant and left in their
charge, from which, it is alledged, they feoniousy
absGfaeled two revolvers, two pair OF ustols ooId
watch, and sundry articles Of wearing apparel.
An examination will be held in the case, The
parties have given bail to appear.
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ALLEDGED observation-disclosures Battello wa,
arrested yesterday, on the charge of entering the
premises Of John Gennavitch in ST. Philip street
me- near Conde, and stealing therefrom the sum of $9s
The accused was committed to the Parish Prison
to await an examination
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REooRpER's CoURT--Seco1ad Masnfcipalsty-
George Brown, who was arrested on suspicion of
having committed the robbery at Hewletts Ex-
change, few days SINCE arragned. There
was nothing elected to prove his guilt. An afiida-
Wit was made against him charging him with being
a vagrant following no honest occupation. On this
charge he was sent to the Mayors Court.
Nothing else of the slightest Importance came
before the Court
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL young Irshman named
Joseph Maher, fell from his dray yesterday after
noon IN Tchoupitoulas street, near Notre Dame
lie was conveyed to the coffee-house at the corner
OF Julla street. where he expired An inquest was
held and from an examination it was shown that he
died OF internal injuries received by the fall.
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Per steamship Portland, from Galyeston-M Temple and
lady and Sd children Mole ard & LADY, MIS- Bradsy Mis- Cam
Howard Emmerson, Blair, Dodge. Chubb, Mathews Ham
iton Mcleod, Blackman Hartman, Williamson, jackson
Ufford Smith, Martin.
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RoBBERY,-Yesterday, John M. Wise appeared
before Recorder Genois, and made affidavit to the
following: On Saturday, the Goth inst, he states
that while in coffee house, on Old Levee opposite
the Vegetable Market, he had his silver watch and
seven dollars in money, forcbly taken from him, by
has been arrested the CHARGE and sent before the
First District Court
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


A1IVI7Ity
COTTON-The market was again quiet Tuesday, and
the sales reached barely 800 bales prices varying little from
our previous figures Yesterday the decidedly
easier but few buyers appeared and only about 1000
bales were disposed Of We slightly modify quotations
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steamshp Falcon, Harstene from Chagres 18th and Havan,
list inst, to Paradise, Lawrason u Cod my
Seamshp Portland, Boehner, from Lavaca and Galveston
list inst, to Harris Morgau-l8 bales cotton-2 my
STEAMBOATS,.
Doswel Kmball, from Grand Ecore-1s bales cotton
NJ Streck, Streek, from LafouTche.
Oregon, Hem, from Mobile
Towboat Tennessee, Foote, from the Passes
Towboat Phenix Brown, from the Passes.
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DROWNED. = The body of colored man was
found floating in the River yesterday, supposed to
be one William, slave, who fell overheard from
The steamer Lowndes, Jr. on Monday last.
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DIsoHARGED.-Joe Barnett, who was shrewdly
suspected Of making James Moore pay the sum Of
. $3.50 for BATH was examined yesterday and dis
charged.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE s9o5T 80" N.--LoNarrup 900 Win Time,


Steamship Yacht, Thompson Brazos Harrs A. Morv.u
Ship Trenton Snow, NewYork q w Hynson
Bark Harriet Cooper Hooper, Baltimore, w Andrews & %
~ DARK Aeteon high, Liverpool, Holmes & Mills
Brig Trojan, Coates, Philadelphia, M Harrison & Iyo
Brig Ottawa, Cole, Boston, Chas Deake Il Co
Brig Somefs, Watson, Charleston SJN u I, evv
Schr Hornet, Garman Brazos Mastey
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry, I
Wednesday Evening JulV "a 1880 {

Wednesday Evening, July "a, 1850.
Arrived to-day steamers Portland and j. T. boswell:
ia head of Beef Cattle and 100 Calves Hogs remain rather
but good stock of Beef Cae etc., sale. We
quoe-
PRICES; Beef Cattle, 274GD51Sc o. tb net Hogs 81
G06c W ID net Sheep 81 256D2 rs y head Mitch Cops
sl4f0-aP head, and Cdlues, - OOCD$6 50 y head.
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B. F SMITH, Dentists. q. +. BoAaDMAN

SMITH 4 BOARDNIAN, ofRcs North eoruer Of La
~ ayette Square and ST. Charles street, would call the
tsnton OF suffering humanity their superior operations in
maneniy ca7eous Teeth that iew raetoner hsse
as yet ataine calling forth, does, all The skill OF the
most scientific operators and feel duty advise
those who with and certain preservation of those
valuable anNaIes to health take The opportunity
N hnylng them cared for In the insertion Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full sets take especial pride ana
IN 50 constructing them defy scrutiny, and
aaisnty ~ a instances comps Satisfaction In diseases Of
candid advise, gratis Numerous persons who have tested
he praeee IN al It's branches both the city and country.
Tor the last seven years, will eheerfny bear wines their
favor yl3 tial is
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-Yesterdav. about
O'Clock, fire broke out in a building at the corner
OF o. st. Ann and ST. Clar,de streets. owned bv p
. ,Ds Deserges' ana occupied by Marcelli, colored
tia''' t' as grocery. fhe intense heat of the day,
Sne mercury stand ing Mt 95 in the shade and the
uclic lency of water, prevented our en-.
49, 49, nlenei4 from stopping the progress of the
iTt ihTiines' uhu several buildings were destroyed
,o,; "o q 1ing premises to Marce large stable
oeou9e osuiJ by E. A. Pineguy, burnt with greai
1ty, barely giving time for the removal Of the
=" .ses and vehicles. This building was also
'S%nsd by Mr.. Deverges. The fine residence Of
Mr Roger, the French Consul, was in great danger,
and was only saved by the unremitting exertions
'0i the Fire Department The fire continued down
ot' claude street, burning the house of Mr.. Ber.
irand, and slightly damaging the dwelling of Mrs.
- WIZ. The flames were arrested at this point
IN 81 Ann street two more houses were DESTROYED
In lhis quarter the flames were stayed at the resi-.
dence OF Mr. McCarty. Alderman Ramos, at the
orheroi ST. Ann and IRENE streets, sustained some
loss by the removal Of his furniture.
painful rumOr prevailed on the ground that a
ghlid mad been burnt TO death, and we fear that
sever al tiremen, overcome by the excessive heat.
lsiI III dol En insensible, and were carried away.
= me- scarcity of water is accounted for by the
lact chat the water from the hydrants was shut ofl
$40 500 after the fire commenced. An inquiry will
oe made into the cause. The engines were Obliged
o take their supply from the cutters, which were
Hooded for that purpose by opening the sluices.
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~ T1s Only Depot for Sals Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
sad ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA cT0H, IL al
No Isl clazTtres n25 ~
EV- 1. o. D. F.--HowARD LoDGK No. M
l3 Meets THURSDAY Evening, in the >>rx 2ay Al
Grand Lodge Han, Of Tchoupitoulnr and ~ "a
drAs streets, at O'Clock. S9ASbp4B
ofeSrs for tts present isrrs.
T. ALLISON G. NJ r RICE Sec'y
E. sAMPSON--..- ...V. g. =. W. DELESDERNIEH.. p. g.
g. BDWDfTCH. las
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- Unprecedented in dsolyng Stone in the bladder and
Kidneys and healing the inammatory diseases of The Uni.
nary Organs For references Weekly Crescent and pam
phlets, a. RTigAt s. C0's. 15l ChshsS aies James s.
SAdie kefanda corner M. g. a. y0nss, IS Camp street
mill ON !, 7. CoWAN,
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M AhbLE.-N blocks White Italian Marble direct finn,
1 the qaarnes OF CaFara, landing from Italian bre
francesca, IRON Genoa, for sale by -
BARtbLI & CO. 81 Common st
,,aY Also on hand BY recent arrivals BanliRo and Doys
afhe "a blocks and slabs and Tiles Of All sizes ard dimen
eas 9so Tour eases polished Marble Table Tops for sals
leN 70 Close eoaHsnmaptS - isSR
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Catalogue sale of Dry Go DDS. and Paris Fancy
Articles.
BY j. B. BLACHE, Auctf0neer.
GATURDAH, July 2-Will be sold at 10 clock. a. NJ.
- at the house of MessFs Joseph Hoz & Co., No.
90, Chhrres street, between Bienville and Cusomhouse
Streets 800 packages and lots of Dry Goods and Paris Fancy
Articles, such
Silks, Ribbons. Embroidenes. Laces, Flowers,
Straw B0nnets, LnenC Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Parasols, Gloves, Madras Handkerchief Alpaca,
GTass Skirts, Silk Foulard Handkerchief
Catalogues will be ready and Goods may be examined
v on in Terms Ivg3
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n MasOMIe Notice.
NAAnr Hz- HERMANN LODGE No. 6lof Free Accepted
AX Masohs have removed their Lodge No. ll6 Chares
" street the southeast Bienve
change Plsee, where their Regular Meetings every
WEDNESDAY, at the usual hour. By order
lal3 ly HENRY sTNONs W M
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Tans, FreckIcs, Sunburn, and all Erup-
tIOns of the Skin

F May be speedily and permanently removed BY the Of the
newly discovered Cosmetic FRENCH CL YU This valuable
Cos nee indispensable requisite every ady toilet lts
effects the Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
sale, price 20 cents per bottle. at GUIoN'S,
st Charles and Canal
Importer of Fine Fancy Articles Periumey Sporting
musquitoes
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cAUTIos Persons rsptTsd should Be aware
NO security ssaaai Sfa,lsalsd Hernia viii ID ss ka-s
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RhOOhLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-The
Id Brooklyn Warehouses, at Algers, Opposite New
now in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for re-
shipment Having 1900 feet front the river with wharyes
in front Of the Warehouses by which goods are Immediately
conveyed without dayage weather. ample
leading of ships.
ton offered to the Merchants in the city the Shippers
the upper county Ii is the wish of the Umuany to eoua
the convenences of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting MeFcha hdse are invited
to visit the premises.
Office, of Magazine and Lafayette streets NewOr
leans. II. j. CASE " SennstaTv
Stanton & Co.; r. +. Nichols. les If
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~ !. For Louisville and all fnteFmedkafe
trteseA lnudinga-The splendid passenEer steam
~ - boat FANNY SMITH, Capt VIM Rich
aris WI leave about MONDAY, the 5th Of Au-
gust, 8 O'Clock "A plan OF her cabin may be seen,
and ate rooms secured. by application
Uz3 J. NJ. MOORE & co Agents, 45 Poydras
n. BThs boat bnt expressly for boat,
and drawing only 3 inches will wIh delay
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B Fs b ia LUts
Office No. IS Grauier street.
THURSDAY, August l. at Il o'clockWl be sold suction
i Banks Arcade
The British brig JOSEPHINE I5 measurement She
built renoek 1885, Of fyeghfhs up bends
and above Of sbreeeghths of S90O0 Sterling She
iron bukhsads thus dividing her into three compartments She
has carried $50 tons dead weight and estimated carry $50 IBIS
under deck She has four anchors Of 1900 pssn)
and chans three suits Of sails complete inventory
which may be the office Of the aactoneer.
This vessel having dock thorough repair
and put without expense. The brig lies opposite
Beef Market where she may be Viewed.
Terms Onehalf cash. balance A. IL months
for approved endorsed paper The
iy25
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-26

A CHINESE FUNERAL.-The San
Francisco Courier of the lst of August,
thus describes a Chinese funeral which
was celebrated in that city On the 3lst
ofJuly: "The Chinaman died at the
Chinese Restaurant Of Macoa s. Woo
sung. The funeral was large, there be-
ing over one hundred and fifty China
men in the procession, each wearing a
piece of white Grape. A large number
Of persons visited the burying ground to
witness the ceremonies, which were as
follows; They lowered the coffin as we
do, they then threw the white bandage
worn on their arm, into the grave; then
matche2dpd wax candles, and bottle Of
winsA RSfEe Covering the coffin, each
persdh bowed his head to the earth and
uttered some few words not byus UNDER
sto6d. Then each threw handful of
dirt on the coffin, and passed round
liquors, wine and segars, &c., Of which
they invited each American to partake,
and the grave was then filled up"