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THE GREAT ART OF DENTISTRY:
CLOSE IMITATION OF THE BEAUTIES OF

"A NATURE.-Ths is most happily aU, ss5sssssssssse,
compshed by the Gold Plates, Springs and -
clasps. Used in securing Artificial Teeth U YSsssA
are concealed by beautiful Enamel, ma. %1IIl-D
King not only complete imitation of the Natural Teeth and
Inms but protecting the metal from Acids, and removing
ne unpleasant metallic taste impaired to the mouth by all
other modes. BY this new delicate and admired improve
meeTRl-SEGuRED BY LETTERS PATENT.
On. j. WEST, liz 81. Charles street, near Poydras
having purchased the of using the above for
me state OF Louisiana, would call particular attention OF
ment.
. From the Philadelphia Times Oct g. 1913.
The celebrated Dr. Ieyett's newlydiseovered improve
men u Dentistry consists in enameng all the metal por
uon oil he teeth S 70 give them perfectly natural appear
ance, besides neutralzng the metal taste, which fire.
queuy 50 unpleasant to the This beautiful improve
men the theme OF general admiration The patent secures
the exclusive right and very justly, the philosophical
inventor ia30
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no WHARF BUILDERs.

PROPOSALS. for erecting WHARF at Pass Chri'ian,
accordance with the and spec 5on a sAlssea
at the office o Judson, ESQ.,, OF Caua and Snip
Streets will be received until TU ESDAf, the 9TH o. FEB
ruary The proposals must be separate one stns e
anonnt Including labor and material; the other Tor the erect
ing alone the material being furnished on the ground
Parties DESTROYS of further taa : con N
Hotel unt the 18Th inst between The hours q and 3 A.
at Pas Christian. tjss6 81 r.. II. MONTGOMERY.
C1ENFNT-SOO bbk. Newark and Rosendale landing
5000 bbIs do in store so 1000 hbls. Nelson RrOwR's
HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
las No. IS Magazine street and II Red Stores.
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RoBBERY.-Am Daviswas arrsgned yesterday before Re-
Genois the charge Of nobbng jams CafI of go.
After an examination. the accused committed prison,
10 await her tnal beloFe tIie Erst District CO1rt.
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LUMBER JUST RECEIVED.
OO00 FEET LOCUST TIMBER;
OUUU 20 MAHOGANY LOGS;
10 sticks large size LIGNUk1 WIFE;
go pieces HICKORY, for Axes, etc.;
1900 SPRUCE STARS, from 30 to IS feet long;
80 900 CLEAR WHITE PINE, /, az i n ami inch;
Tx YARD-oAK, ASH, MAPLE, WALNUT, etc.
For sale at the arcade MILLS, Office No. = ST.
Joseph street. lis26 lm1 PRAGUE S SHERMAN.
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD,

BREWERS SERIES OF GAAND ADVlNG PANORAMAs
ID NOW OPEN and Will exhibited every evening" Ter
short time, at ATmoFy han.
There will be Day Exhibitions MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, Commencing Bt " O'Clock,
Doors opsn at quarter bos Panorama will at hapaBt
O'Clock precisely.
TT The Exhibition comprises the following views viz The Nam
moth Cave OF Kentucky win Halls and Grytoes
ing in directions between and hundred mics. In
addition the Mammoth Cave the Niagara River Fs
anl days jour- ey through the Western fraes
h0un Van the Natural Bjge Of Virginia. SGD other
50 Gems. dTeuh half price, gggl I'M
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AgRRsTED.-Sayefno Demonasero, an individual whose
name decidedly antrspublcaa. taken into custody
yesterday By the Second Municipality police, charged with
stealing the trank, bed and bedding of Manuel Taure
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BuRGLARYThe rogun in our city have remained qui.
for several days past. The Wholesale captures made
by the Police have caused slight ceaIiol of hosias be-
tween those who believe the world to pg 4 oyster rhe
Implement open il, jimmy and Ill s. who gaia
hauer, WHO keeps clothing establishment at 30 Old Basin,
appeared before Recorder Geuos and gave information that
his establishment had been broken open and robbed siCJ
worth OF goods The officers upon the track of the
sSipver as the eriminal
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FfET DISTRICT COuRr.-This Cour wa engaged yezsr.
day intIe iial Of civil cases of no pubs interest,
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THEFr-CbaIes, slave Of Mr. ViFera va committed
to prison Yesterday for the larceny Of quantity Of clothing
Autaifss Blanc.
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FiRsT MUNiCrALrY CoUNc1L.--Ths body met last eve
ming according OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Genois presiding
nine members present.
-Four proposals were received AND read Offering dispose
Of $4,000 OF bonds OF the uHiciia atty ninety five GEMS.
On motion tie bids accepted aud t0 Recorder,
junction with the Mayor directed Issue dait for the
amount upon the Sinking Eund.
MIR Eabe presented resolution insTUetng Senators
and Representatives tie Legislature urge The necessity
the Improvement OF the Bayou ST. john and Canal CaFonde
let, which adopted.
Two communications relative the opening of Esplanads
street, were referred to the Committee Finance.
| On motion the Council adjourned.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS STREET, between ROYAL and -.
" THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1885, Wl be performed
Yerdl's Grand Opsra, in AID tabeauz entile
JERUSALEM.
The Lhretto Of the Grand Opera, Engh oT sale the
Box Office
~ Performances will commence at balfpas, O'Clock.
Proclamation of the French Republic.
TIVE celebrated Painting, by Phippoeaux, representing
Proclamation Of the French Republic,
the j0unals, is exhibition iOr time No. O3 St
Chares ops the Theatre, request several
gued artists Of this city This immense picture
$50 feet Of aat than 800 distinct peTsoung
During he few days, this piece Of modern been
visited by great numbers Of
open from A to 5 r. NJ. vs.
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H4lst Of vessels IN Port Got CIeared-

cs7restel sss sasrafas. sssss,Is f- . Iss czssss,,
NFt-n ts fisat fiesIE
able By ~ nc ceaAl1e hsIIead and
IN tts Seed Ms sne s9sa ne 5lsaieet isl.i
tue No. beih4 Yigalast Lsni. Ih iIr3l hc
1adrua drsr- BE tsf hesrv -a7sff
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=
V1TOuLD announce to the citizens OF this city and its
wv vicinity tlat he prepared to attend TO all business i'll
his line entrusted TO his Dr. Elliott hopes his long eXpe
rlence Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bust
he spent nine years in the Veterinary College OF
France, five years Prussia, and the last five years this
city with great success The Doctors charges from 81 to
fY The Doctor be found all hours of the day and
night at IateTsals Stables, ST. Charles street.
and for SALE sl3 6m
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AUCTION SAFES.


&. G. WHITLEY, Auctioneer,
Iyz I'm 065cc 6S ST. Cdayies siTsct.
J. A. BEARD, Augtioneer.
~ Sails AysaHseaeas JgF DE Seap1aiayea, snk and otter
st9eE, Tuesday apd 1tHtsys al E'ae Wsartasga snd
nled1e days hzs- odaee No % sansa lIsats i4s.ase
Groceries. Provisions and Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
WIS .i DAY Tharslay, Frlay I 2 s,s. 70 ocloetwli
e az 1oa, At 5eif ens1h stors q hsga7ns rfsst-
q P RSas sgfa a G eaei ~ f P9nss fps
- 81 drums Goldfish, 10 good orter;
& sSd Por s %a I . BsaTS s 0 %y as Va
tosa ri
Es,,,;,.---
Ftuihiilre......- furniture.
BY SYKES, HYDE o. co.
ibe dwelling foiylia 5staesa Nayass sd APeS
Bedding spo erooisry and Kitchen Tuinis, aud saoog
Tern. cash, f7
BY e. III. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY February 10 o'cIocki sold at hls AUG.
pacEsges and lots q eaonable GOODS consisting Of French
and Goton dheeis sio Ii and Is gas pn 9e5
l04 Linen sheenss, Stirling Linens Book Nell and svis
dEs, white brown and laaey Drills Lawns French Bssie
deose Laees AlPaeas SIX A.ndAecbieia Hosiery, ETC.
Domestic GOODS, consisting Of beached brown cottons
Dealraa Drills Stripes, Costonades, Ticks, ete.
Catalogues viii be ready goods be examined early on
ss,- 4.S-t-Hs % SAFE 70
By THOSs a. SPEAR. Auc'r.
THURSDAY February II oielOckhu be sold, Banks
l. Arcade, the following SLAVES, to witt
aAAi, aged about IS ye8rs
ELIZA, aged about IS years and her Children aged
and years.
Terms cash.
Act sale before a, c. AinsxOr, ESQ, Notary Pebble,
expense of the purchaser. ja7z3, fel7
sherry Wines, Madeira, Port. ........ and COrks.
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO.
opposite Post No 10, Second Municipality, landing bng
Lodebar, from CudiL-
81 bbs burgundy Port Wine
Is3 quarter-caEss Very Pale Sherry "inei
IS do. Madeira Wines
% bales, 5000 CotkS each, pointed
lg2 do. Do regulars
Wines are all entitled debsnurs Cadz.
TermE.-s9j0 cash go % $500, % tayu 10 $500
f.onhsi over $500, mouths, for approved paFer fy6
Valuable Improved Property on st. Peter street,
Second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY February r. al IL O'Clock, M be od atauction
Banks Arcade the following described Property,
LOT
beng Lot No TO- Said Lot 81 feet II Inches and
lines front ST Peter by Z5 teet ches aud lines dept
the side line GTavisr street. and rs feet iIehs and
lines depth the side Perdd0 and 81 feet IL nch
and nei width In the reaTa Per plan drawn by C. A. Helm
Architect Civil Engineer 2lh December 1875, and
posted in the Office Of Beard Esq, Notary Public. The ina
poysmenta comprise tao onesto frame bndng With kitchen aHt
all the back buildings, all pam and
| 70 good tenant al the rate Vi S 2 per month
Terms The purchaser viii assume payment Of note 10
5Z5 49, payable 9Th Of July 1856 balance cash
property and paid when due TO bear interest at die rate Of
per per
before R. Beard, Notary Public The szpene
| the purchaser. jas
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PLACIDEs VARIETIES.

CTAGE Manager Nil BASS Parquette, Is cents
- Upper boxes, 50 cents Gallery rs cen This EVENING,
Thursday, will be performed the COMEDY Of
THE BELLIES STRATAGEM.
second PolFa Wll be introduced.
To be followed by a new GRAND DiyERTtSsEMENT,
nmie Iiariot, Mme. II. Yalee, Mnis Baron, Mons
Maugn hous. BouxarJ, sgnor Vegas and the whole of the
Ballet Company, III sppeag
To Conclude with the Peute Comedy Of
TIE TUTORS ASSISTANT.
-
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An UsPLEAsAyr NEIGHRog.-Patrick Hsnpessey
sides in ST. Ann street, between Claiborne aud HobeFlsona
neighborood that he has aroused from rs usual quiet BIZ tie
constant noise and confusion that exists his doicile.
lie waits not 10 commence his reTes,
When night iirst bids the twin;ling stars appear,
And with her cloudy vest eawIais the day.
But testified yesterday by the complainant Mr. John or
wood, from the grey dawn Though the whole twenty -four
hours there issues from the house OF the accused dcod of
vile sounds Recorder Gsnois will take the case under ad
Visement. e
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Valuable Improved Property on st. Peter street
Second Municipality.
Z TEARn.
SHIPPING.
ONES TIC PORTS.

II ~ u y y Z v "A -
For Io Sorp9 s, Christi 5 Port LaTTsca, H..
IaI Sp a,I ~ 81 sa;r l, s,
rE e1s s dd D p Moran pfs Vow Fsadg
@ eocs A. N: foifegh or passage apply on board at
=, HYDE OGLEsBY, Il Poydras st.
dhe telegraph WI 60 direct t. Layaea without reilPnen
Indiaholl. III Sauna anu WIZ DC fSa
- -, ,7T5777 ~ - TI-z /
1zEEs FOE NEW AOhh, via II Havana. ); |
ieg H. J. HartsSgps s Nj Commanding, will ,eaye
NJ punctaaly from loot Of St Mary street. Lafayee
RATTs M PASSAGE:
In Saloons, to New York. SIS 90
In Lower Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
in s3s Saloons. 70 III Havana iia |'n g
PASSENGERS for Havana niusf focure nasDorts from he
Spanish Consul.
M passage secured until paid for Al passage tickets
OF the Agent' n a BIS Of f. Hqaeg } signed On board
]n3lp e Graver ST.
eAls s99a iseiea a asehaaloe 70 1.r Pas-shGe
6s pacEet da s H ssatas ~ .aSa Le 5e,esa
- TGAarLfston aid Hagage vIa Saeqgnaa sad
I5 lI92 tons bgFen, has resumed hgr regular UPS from
CHARLESTON g. C., for HAVANA, leaving Havana
Chaeoa for Havana ON he & al and IS .R. 0n'n leaving
Havana to Charleston ar Savannah Gin
E Fa,S a4t to R SsIli Wat s5Sy 90
NJ. q. 6iORDECAi, charleston, orto
=; J. HART = Co, 70 Tgh9uPitqqlqs y Orleans.
~ Passengers leaving Havana by this ship reach
PdiuRore on tle fytb dg 9y akng the Land Roue, and
Sew 1orA and fnadepna In the same time by taking the
NoealllIlp 70 tIo9e pors. CO Jaw
ST FOR NEW YORh-The fine lasgaiIng packet
NTG81 bark FRANCIS WATTS, Berrsee master,
hz having most oil her cargo engaged will have dis
pach For balance OF freight passage, apply on board
opposite the Beet Market, L rt Municipality, or 10
iy1 J. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common 81
- E0JS Bgl.sTy1 ~. FsI s,ir57 A M va y
SEfz TERl1N, Capt Thatcher viii havsimmedate dis
s2 patch For freight or passage, having line accom-
modaon apply board opposite the Vegetable Market
First Mulicip Hlity, or 70
ty6 DEWEY & CLARK, 81 Gravier st.
T71ITJ TJsT a q Tz-S7l7T,57 -. NJ
@ E0 S, IN A X y; 1 LtgeFhe fast.
loading al the Beef Market ana Wl have dis6aicb
For freight or passage having good accOmmoatons appy
board, or to
fyG r. NJ. HARRISON & CO., II Grayier St
LzS~ Agent in Charleston, 5. G. Bum.
e., I5I,iI-.I ,,I,-I,i. 57---T
1 mnsdisc daeh For '' iSgg OF Pasa g
IA j. W. ANDREWS < CO, d Common St.
~ Agents in Philadelphia, E. Lincoln & Co, So South
Wharves.
= EFfETf :. a u n = = A. NJ -.,-TZ---
Ill re SANA "A t-5is 81 sfeE DtsPgss-
So MARY EDDY Eddy master having mos Of
For balance OF freight passage having elegant accommo
dations, apply board at Lower Pcayune Tier or TO
jaw X. d. HARRISON 4 CO, l4Grayer St.
L. FOR CHAKLESTON-Sum L.iRe-Tbe Al,
Siz fast saihng regular packetbrig FOSTER, Samuel
l
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
ciTAas LGnn ~. q q srA tlI.t.Y -rHIs EVEN

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs sTllEEr.
GrAGE MANAGER, Mr.. G. 3. STANLEY. This EVEN
~ ING, JhurEisy, vii be performed
MhZEPPA; Or The Wild Horse Of TaTtaTy:
me tllsu Of LHurn SLaieY
Auucf hin4 u
Ma1pp Ls uBdr TIE name Of oaHnr MI Chirles
OneiAd hAs' etAblSy
The performances vii commence with
TIE DEKUUNCER-
Claude phraud Mr.. w. g. JoBsn
We MIS- Sttnlty
t- Mr. COLLINS, tie celebrated ah comedian, has arrived
De notice VII be vtDu, ils app n2ianee. .
Prices Of 5f-slsr Drss Cifce, IS cents PHrquee Second
Boxes seRis ay tscuie as Box Office between the
performances VIII o''ntararF al t1sder past 4
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
t Last right but one Of HACKETT, which occasion be
will appear 10 Tia great character Of FALSTAFf.
UULGH g. SMITH, HAisges .ntess Srces, Private koH
IL ard Pquetie, ~ fs so Gallery rs cents BOX Office
open daily 10 until THIS EVENING, Thurs Lay, sill
he perfofntd shaEspssre's COMEDY o.
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
sr John Fhsi MI hnckett
Master ofl MT othFk
Master Page MI Lehman
sr Hugh Evans hlf lle3sr
Sinclair. 1Ir \ ulisr
Mfp Ford MIS- kayno
70 soSea,e .iti TAE XRTfGI DoDGER.
fg- fhe Celebrated actress, Miss CHARLOTTE cUshMkN,
engaged for lnsd number Of nights, and will shortly
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CASE OF SToNDERWAN.-Henry Ss0nder1nan and Adam
Hartman, who arrested the night of the 9th OF De
ceEbeT i0T murdeTous assault upon officer Faon and
Waterman Murphy examined yesterday before Reeof-
der Ge4o. We have before published the evidence in this
case. StoadsFmals vile found ia the street by the
Waterman, to whom size stated that her husband who was
N the house with Hartman drinking, had threatened hr lie
The officer accompanied her 70 the door OF her domc and
was himself witness attack with made upon
her b. the husband Mer alon and Caleb Of the police
assisted by Murphy, ATTEMPTED 10 sscurs tie two men, a
in tine ARRAY FaOl received number Of wounds, aud Muir.
phy badly cui with eae; The testimony yesterday
iagly discharged sonerqn in default Of bail IN the sum
sJJ. July committed TO take his rAl before the Fist
District Court Mr. Fajon has but partially recovered from
his wounds, and bis a1s much fear ihG the injuries received
viii impair his health for life.
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nR. sANI'L HYAT1vS OFFICE AND RESI-
~ ID n GE, on Hercules street. betI0esH Erato and
1hdaDR HYATT will direct his attention in future more
particularly to the PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY, aud
the of all those Diseases affecting more pecu
Hary Females and Chitdren His charges will be moderate
and accommodated TO the circumstances of parties consulting
him. G1 Fresh and pure PGcCiRe Lymph always on hand.
VACCINATION performed on WEDNEsDAys and SAT.
URDAYs, from TO 10 O'Clock A. NJ The children of the
poor yaccinated grauitousy, every MONDAY, from to
O'Clock p. NJ. iat7 I'm
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~ Ia Princeton, EiCksbuFg and AIiiiikeH's
lssssl is.ss9 Bend Weekly Packet Steamer siGsE-
.NLIEGtoT Princeton, Yoksburg, Mldken's Bend, War
entou, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney ao1 Ha1cez
The magnlicent passenger packet MONTGOMERY
Capt J. Estes, viii positively permanently in tie trade
Throughout tie season, and viii leave for the above and al
Intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at ; O'Clock
N. For freight passage, apply TO
s4 T. B. SMITH. SO Magazine st,
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Mr.. ". DORLAND, Mr. WRIGHT r. IT. sAITNpFRs.
(trOn Wilcox county, alal fE'rn,1 NIGiiIe
nURLANO, SAUNDERS & CO., SACRA-
- NJ N TO CIT Y CALLIFoRNIA are Dealers
n Rfqdy hgde Gotaiag Provisions, AID eserg article
Merchants in this city and New Orleans will obige
Us by calling the attention OF their emgaug friends to this
house. Mobile, January 1S, 1850.
jas 3m BRADFORD & SAUNDERS.
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GINnRIIss, sTNnRlEs-
a CARD.

ANHE Subscriber begs thanks his friends, and
the public in general, for the liberal patronage be has
received from them, and desire inform them that he has
taken the Store No. s 4anrRciatoR street. where he
tends carrying on the business Of PAINTING in all its
bagches, and hopes by strict attention his duties, to
merit continuance OF their support. Il. f. DEANES.
n. Is. All orders promptly attended to- jalS 6m
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me dSe2SC, Tor ey weaken the vital OF the already
prOsdted SYSTEM whe under the Strengthening giving
VHlzng influence OF Gayanlsm, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer is restored former health strength elasticity and
vgor. The great peculiarly aud excellence OF
DIR. Christie's Galvanic CuratiVes
consists in the fact that they cure disease by Ottrarp
licking The paten till exhausted Nature sinks hopeely under
the lhihcuon 1heU strengthen tie 1h0e SyStem equaire
me circulation t the blood, promote the SecretiGRS and
aectF 90 ne SghteSt INJURY under circumstances.
Since their introduction into the United States, only three
years SINCE more than 10000 persons, including all ages
classes anu conditions among which large number OF
aes VINO are peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nave been L n tirely and P Permanently. Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in ain!
Toillustrate the of the G.7LV4NIC BELT suppose
DYSPEPSIA or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
In ordinary cases smulants aken which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford Temporary
relief, but which leaves the patient lower state and with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action of
the GALNANlC BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer even
IN the worse symptoms OF an attack, and simply the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
short period the isenSlbe peTspaon will the positive
element OF the Belt, thereby causing Gavanic circulation
which viii to the negative, and thence back again 10
the positive thus keeping up continuous Gavanic circulation
throughout the system.
a3gN Thus the most severe eases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. "A fac days is often aRply
Sufficient TO eradicate the Disease If pears
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all Of the Country, could be given sufficient to
ln#FR HrnHfn ,anRHh t.,a
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~ ~ a BARGdEN'-T The GROCERY AND LIQUOR -,
. TORE, situated the OF TRalin and Hcrcaies t
streets, having full and complete Stock on hand whA
an hs FIXTURES and Appurenauces, etc. with an excellent
run Of CUSTOM Is Offered i0r sale low Apply on the premi
SIS, TO llyl l2t*1 THOMAS LYNDON.
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" - AA-aAA aAa -
fgm. Falten..-3 80 ~
Mn SNrd. ..... LIZ
vV5gisitls -..... I'm
w. 4. IOses.-.- gu
York -.-.-....l0.Iu
Zei!and ......-. In
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&. G. WHITLEY, Auctioneer,
w I'm Office 6S 81. CHARTS sfrec
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r rs=-- FOR CIiAGREss ,Direet-The new and fayo.
EiLIa rite steamship OR SCENT CiK'f ,(l500 tons
s-z.E burt'!en, Charles Stoddard, commander) will
leave above MONDAY, 4Gh March, NJ, pune
uaiy: Ths superior steamer having made the "Trip from
New York TO Chagres eight days, it confidently
Reeted that from This poil she will make in les than six
The enViable reputation or speed comfort, attention pas
sengers and Injuries OF tabel which attaches this noble
steamer, gives the best passengers that every
and comfort which may be desired will here be
LLnA
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IHILTERINGs, OR DRIP STONES.-s3 Just received
per schooner Time, from Nassau N. p, for sale by
jazz lot JOHN STROUD & CO, ll6 Common st.
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BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
THIS AFTERNOON Fe5rla4y T. o'eoekWli be sold at
ihe dwelling poyHla street. between Nayafes ald Apollo
Sofas, BifeaTd Tables ChaFs, Looking glass
Bedding Cape croekery and Kitchen Furniture sandry
other arlcles.
Terms cash. fv7
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Towboat Shark towed down and sea- the S0th ul;.
bark Balte big Potomac, sers BIsj Barbour and Home
Towboat Conouarur lowed down and TO "a. the %
inst, ships W. V. Kent and How.
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fill every column of this paper!